Christie, James, Proceedings on, in Maryland,

Church, Dr. Benjamin, Court of Inquiry, from General Sullivan’s Brigade directed to investigate his conduct as Director General of the Hospital,

Letter to General Sullivan,

Court of Inquiry, in Gen. Greene’s Brigade,

In General Heath’s Brigade,

Answer of General Washington to his request for a discharge,

Court of Inquiry, in Colonel Frye’s Brigade,

In Generals Thomas and Spencer’s Brigades,

In Spencer’s Brigade, postponed on account of indisposition of,

Letter intercepted,

Council of War adjudge him guilty of carrying on a criminal correspondence with the enemy,

Gen. Washington to Continental Congress,

Committee of Conference agree to refer him for trial and punishment to the General Court of Massachusetts-Bay,

House of Representatives of Massachusetts appoint a Committee to inquire into the cause of his imprisonment,

Asks leave to resign his seat,

Committee to consider the best method of bringing him before the House,

Report of the Committee,

Examination before the House,

Expelled,

Committee to consider the expediency of taking measures to secure, should General Washington dismiss him,

Report,

Ordered to close confinement, in Norwich,

Clinton, Colonel James, Letter to New-York Congress,

Clothing, scarcity of, in the Army,

Coit, Capt., Letter from Col. Reed, urging despatch,

Ready to sail with the first fair wind,

Captures Sloop Polly and Schooner Industry,

Sailed again,

College, Harvard, Resolution of the Massachusetts Court relative to Instructors unfriendly to the Colonies,

Library and Apparatus ordered to be removed to Concord,

Committee, to confer with General Washington, (See Army, Continental.)

Committee, to confer with Gen. Schuyler,

Instructions,

Connecticut—

Assembly,

Committee of Safety. Proceedings on Armed Vessels, means of defence, &c.,

Committee of Safety. On receiving Prisoners from the Northward, &c.,

On General Washington’s Letter requesting the Troops on the Coast to be sent immediately to Camp; on sending to Bayonne for Powder, &c.,

Sundry Payments ordered,

Brig Minerva ordered on a Cruise,

On refusal of the Crew to obey orders,

Proceedings on Means of Defence, &c.,

Fairfield County. Association,

Exportation of Flax-Seed prohibited,

Tories not allowed to reside in Norwalk,

Proceedings on Tories,

On James Hayt, for violating the Continental Association,

Danbury Committee,

New-London County. Committee of Lyme apply to Governour Trumbull for protection of Cattle, &c.,

Reply,

Report of Jedediah Elderkin on fortifying New-London,

Letter from Christopher Leffingwell to Continental Congress,

Connolly, Major John, Letter to John Gibson,

Affidavit of William Cowley,

Taken Prisoner; Examination,

Ordered to Jail in Philadelphia,

Continental Congress,

Cooke, Nicholas, Governour of Rhode-Island, to General Washington,

To Continental Congress,

Ordered to seize Officers of Government unfriendly to the liberties of America,

Corbin, Mr., to be appointed Governour of Virginia, in case of Lord Dunmore’s return to England,

Cosmopolitan,

Courts of Justice, Proceedings relative to, in Maryland,

In North-Carolina,

Cowden, Thomas, Recantation,

Released from confinement, but considered unfit to hold a Commission,

Cresap, Michael, passes through Fredericktown, Maryland, with a Company of Backwoods-men,

Curtenius, Peter T., Letters to New-York Congress,

Dartmouth, Earl of, Letter to Lord Dunmore,

To General Gage, on the plan of operation for the ensuing Campaign,

General Gage’s Answer,

To Gen. Howe,

Requested to present Petition of Congress to the King,

Address to, by Dr. Zubly,

Council of Safety on regulating the Militia,

Kent County. Choose new Committees,

Proceedings of Dover Committee on Daniel Varnum, for using expressions inimical to America,

Newcastle County. Recantation of the Rev. Morgan Edwards,

Recantation of Hugh Cahoon,

Proceedings of County Committee on an application to ship a cargo contrary to the Continental Association,

Sussex County. Thomas Robinson on the charges against him of being an enemy to America,

Samuel McMasters to Dr. Tilton, and Dr. Tilton’s Reply, on the treatment of Tories,

Denmark, Edict prohibiting the exportation of Arms and Ammunition to America,

Depredations, by Ministerial Soldiers,

Savage brutality of,

Measures to prevent, in Rhode-Island,

In Massachusetts,

Application of Lyme (Connecticut) Committee for Soldiers to prevent,

Committee appointed by Continental Congress to collect a full account of,

Circular of the Committee,

Deserters —

Lieutenant Charles Smith, advertisement for the apprehension of,

Proceedings in Massachusetts House of Representatives on means to apprehend and punish,

Letter from Committee of Safety of New-York to New-Jersey Committee of Safety,

Resolution in New-Jersey Congress,

Detroit, Continental Congress disapprove of expedition against,

Donations —

To the Poor of Boston, Committee for distribution of,

From Fairfax County, Virginia,

From England, for the relief of Sufferers from the battle of Lexington,