Arnold, Colonel Benedict, Report of Committee of Massachusetts House of Representatives on his Accounts,

Appointed to command the expedition against Quebeck: Instructions,

Instructions to Colonel Enos, from Fort Western,

To Colonel Farnsworth, requesting Provisions, &sc., to be forwarded immediately,

To the same, urging despatch,

Expedition supposed by Ministerial Officers to be designed against Halifax,

Notice of the expedition, by Gen. Howe,

Letter from Colonel Reed,

Letter to Gen. Washington: Troops leave Fort Western,

Journal, as far as Dead River,

Riflemen refuse to be under the command of any other Field Officer than Arnold,

General Washington’s decision,

To Colonel Enos, on forwarding Provisions, (See Enos,)

Plans of route furnished to General Washington by Samuel Goodwin,

General Washington’s acknowledgment of the same,

Major Bigelow ordered to return to Colonel Enos’s division for Provisions,

Men sent back for want of Provisions,

Letters from Chaudiere Pond,

Letters from Point Levi,

Extract of a Letter from a Gentleman in Quebeck,

Preparations for defence of Quebeck,

Letters from Camp before Quebeck,

State of Quebeck,

Letters from Point-aux-Trembles,

Association—

Of Connecticut,

Of Fairfield,

Rev. John Sayre’s reasons for refusing to sign the same,

New-Jersey Congress order a list of Signers,

Of New-York, and Signers and Non-Signers to the same,

Of Pennsylvania,

Philadelphia Committee order a list of Signers,

Bucks County the same,

Of Maryland,

Of Tryon County, North-Carolina,

Of his Majesty’s loyal subjects in Boston,

Association, Continental, Petition of John Baillie, a violator of,

Same of Alexander Ogg,

Proceedings of Philadelphia Committee for carrying into execution,

Proceedings on Violators of, by Waltham and other Committees, Massachusetts,

In Pownalborough,

In Cumberland and other towns,

In New-Hampshire Congress,

In Providence County, Rhode-Island,

In New-York,

In Accomack County, Virginia,

In Norfolk,

Construction of Fourth Article of, (relative to Non-Exportation,) by New-York Congress,

By North-Carolina Congress,

By Providence Town-Meeting,

Protest against the same,

By Maryland Convention,

Violation of, permitted by Baltimore Committee,

Baker, Captain, Attack upon the Indians, contrary to orders; killed,

His head cut off and placed upon a pole,

Baldwin, Colonel Loammi, Letter to Col. Reed,

To General Washington,

Baptists, Address to Virginia Convention,

Bill for redress of grievances of, ordered to be brought in, in Massachusetts House of Representatives,

Barge, belonging to the Asia, man-of-war, destruction of, (See Vandeput,)

Bartlett, Captain William, Agent at Beverly, to General Washington—Sloop captured,

Answer,

Sloop, containing Fish, &c., taken,

Ordered to despatch Vessels immediately, to intercept Transports,

Schooner loaded with beef, &c., captured—

Asks directions from Gen. Washington,

Answer,

To General Washington,

Battery, Removal of Cannon from, and firing from Asia, man-of-war,

Report of Committee appointed to inquire into the same,

John Weatherhead denies having given information to Captain Vandeput concerning the same,

Bayard, Colonel William, Letter to the New-York Congress, on his house being surrounded by armed men,

Read in Congress, and a Committee appointed to inquire into the same,

Bayard, Samuel, Letter from New-York Congress, relative to the preservation of Records,

Answer,

Bedel, Colonel Timothy, recommended by the New-Hampshire Committee of Safety to General Schuyler,

Notice of, by General Montgomery,

Sets out to join General Schuyler,

Joins the Army,

Letter to the New-Hampshire Committee of Safety, from encampment near St. John’s,

Conduct of, at St. John’s,

To New-Hampshire Committee of Safety, on surrender of St. John’s,

Bedford, Gunning, Deputy Muster-Master General of the New-York Department, to Continental Congress,

Report,

Bergh, Christian, Letter from P. De Witt to New York Committee of Safety, informing of his violent tory conduct,

Letter from Dutchess County to Provincial Congress, recommending that means be taken for his discovery and apprehension,

Proceedings of Kingston Committee,

Answer of Committee of Safety to Letter covering the above proceedings,

Petition to Committee of Safety, praying to be discharged,

Petition, praying to be admitted to a hearing,

Petition, praying either to be heard or granted the liberty of the Town,

Bermuda, General Washington proposes to obtain a supply of Powder from,

The attempt determined on,

Letter of Washington to the inhabitants, applying for the Powder,

Captain Whipple sails on the proposed expedition,

Information received that a quantity of Powder had already been taken, and thereupon the expedition proposed to be relinquished,

General Washington deems it advisable to relinquish the expedition, till further intelligence,

Vessel sent to countermand Captain Whipple’s orders,

Returns without seeing Captain Whipple,

Return of Captain Whipple—Report,

Resolutions of Continental Congress to supply the inhabitants of, with Provisions,

Berrien, John, appointed Commissary for the Agents employed in fortifying the Highlands,