Drayton, William Henry, to Council of Safety of South-Carolina,

Recommends that the Governour be taken prisoner,

Declaration, relative to suppression of Sedition, &c.,

Another Declaration,

Treaty of Neutrality with Thomas Fletchall and others,

To Captain Cunningham, requesting to know if he considers himself included in the Treaty made with Fletchall, and Cunningham’s Reply,

A Talk to the Cherokees,

Dublin, Assembly of, approve the conduct of the Duke of Leinster in supporting the rights of America

Petition to the King in favour of the Colonies,

Duer, William, requests time to consider of accepting Commission of Deputy Adjutant-General,

Same read in New-York Congress,

Report of Committee and decision of Congress,

Dunmore, Lord, Governour of Virginia, has leave to return to England,

Speech to Captain White Eyes,

Carries off Press from Norfolk,

Proclamation; determined to execute Martial Law,

Repulsed at Hampton,

Resolutions in Continental Congress,

Resolutions in Continental Congress,

Official Notice of his achievements,

His character and conduct,

Edwards, Rev. Morgan, Recantation of,

Enos, Colonel Roger, ordered to forward Provisions,

Letter to General Washington, informing of his return,

Court of Inquiry to examine into his conduct,

Court Martial,

Appeal to the Publick,

Ethrington, George, Major of His Majesty’s Royal American Regiment, his parole,

Falmouth, (See Massachusetts, Cumberland County.) Fanning, Colonel Phineas, directed by the New-York Congress to repair to the east end of Long-Island,

Reports proceedings, and applies for Powder,

Same read in Congress,

Answar,

Fast, Proceedings of Committee of Correspondence of Weston, and Sudbury, Massachusetts, on violator of,

Firemen, of New-York, exempted from the Night Watch, &c.,

Petition to be relieved from military duty,

Flag, for Cruisers, device proposed for,

British, taken at Chambly,

Flax, scarcity of, in Connecticut,

Flax Seed, Memorial to New-York Congress on exportation of,

Resolution of Congress on said Memorial,

Exportation of, forbidden by Fairfield Committee,

By Providence Town-Meeting,

Protest against the same,

Scarcity of, in Great Britain,

Bounty on the importation of, into Great Britain,

Fleet, Ministerial, near Long-Island,

Fires upon Bristol, Rhode-Island,

Sails from Boston, destination unknown,

Standing N. N. E.,

Reported to be bombarding Falmouth and Portsmouth,(See Falmouth,)

Flemming, Edward, appointed Deputy Adjutant-General to the Northern Army,

Fletchall, Col. Thomas, suspicious conduct of,

Treaty of Neutrality with Mr. Drayton,

Franklin, Dr. Benjamin, chosen President of Pennsylvania Committee of Safety,

Appointed one of the Committee to confer with General Washington,

Letter to Joseph Priestly—America firm,

To David Hartley—A separation between Great Britain and America inevitable,

General Greene’s opinion of,

French, Major Christopher, taken prisoner and released on parole,

General Washington requests him to be sent to some inland Town,

Will be treated with kindness, and shown every mark of civility and respect,

To be conveyed to Hartford,

His parole to be there renewed,

General Washington considers his detention justifiable and proper,

General Washington refuses permission to wear his Sword,

Demands it as his right,

Asks to be removed to some place where worship is performed according to the Church of England,

Opinion of Governour Trumbull on the propriety of granting the same,

Claims, as his right, seventeen Shillings and six Pence per day, for subsistence for himself and companions,

Letters ordered to be sent to Congress,

General Washington positively refuses permission to wear his Sword,

To General Washington on the same,

Frye, Colonel, recommended by General Washington to Congress,

Frye, General Joseph, appointed to command in Cumberland County, Massachusetts,

Gage, General Thomas, recalled,

His Pamphlet circulated in South-Carolina,

To the Earl of Dartmouth,

To General Washington,

His treatment of Prisoners, (Note,)

Cuts down Liberty Tree,

Letter from Governour Tonyn, of Florida,

From John Stuart, St. Augustine,

To Earl of Dartmouth, on making New-York the seat of war,

Appoints Joshua Loring, Jun., sole Vendue Master and Auctioneer in Boston,

Addresses to, on his departure,

Sails for England,

To Earl of Dartmouth—Nothing but force can procure even decent terms of peace from the Rebels,

Arrival in England,

Gaming, Westchester (New-York) Committee prohibit,

Gardiner’s Island, plundered by Regulars,

Defenceless condition of,

Executors of David Gardiner acquitted by the Committee of Suffolk County, of the charge of assisting General Gage in plundering,

State of facts relative to the same,

Petition referred to Massachusetts House of Representatives,

Germany, exceedingly pleased with the undaunted opposition of the Colonies,

Greene, General Nathaniel, to General Sullivan

To Deputy Governour Ward,

To same, on burning of Falmouth; and warmly in favour of a Declaration of Independence,

To Governour Cooke, on burning of Falmouth,

Halsey, Jeremiah, recommendation of to General Schuyler,

Hanoverians, Report that ten thousand are destined for America,

Ministry arming