Appeals to the Inhabitants,

House of Representatives,

Request a detachment from the Continental Army to protect the Coast, and General Washington’s reply,

Petition to, from a Company in Worcester, praying that Tories may be confined,

Account of disbursements,

An Act for encouraging the fixing out Armed Vessels,

A list of the Colonels of the several Regiments and where stationed,

Council applied to for Armed Vessels,

To Delegates in the Continental Congress, on the right of the House of Representatives to join in the election of Officers, (See Falmouth,)

Answer of John Adams,

Of Samuel Adams,

Of John Hancock and Thomas Cushing,

Return of Prisoners ordered,

To General Washington, requesting a guard for Prisoners,

Answer,

Berkshire County. Declaration of David Noble voted satisfactory,

Bristol County. Proceedings of Joint Committee of Rehoboth and Swansey, on conduct of Jerathmeel Bowers,

Proceedings of Rehoboth Committee, to prevent Provisions being carried to the Ministerial Army,

Proceedings of Dartmouth Committee on Isaac Howland, for selling Salt at an exorbitant price,

Cumberland County, Maine. Destruction of Falmouth, Casco Bay, concerted between General Gage and Admiral Graves,

General Greene to Governour Ward on burning of Falmouth,

Same to Governour Cooke,

Gen. Washington to Continental Congress,

Sentiments of a Gentleman of eminence,

Account by the Selectmen of the Town,

Remarks on Captain Mowat’s Letter,

General Washington to the Committee of Falmouth,

Arrival of the Cerberus, man-of-war; application to General Washington for assistance,

Answer,

Instructions to Colonel Phinney, to prevent the King’s Troops effecting a lodgement,

James Sullivan to the Council, urging the importance of organizing the Militia,

Petition of Enoch Freeman, praying that Powder, &c., may be immediately replaced,

Proceedings in House of Representatives on defending,

General Joseph Frye appointed by House to take command of the Forces,

Proceedings in the House and Council on the right of appointment,

House propose that an Officer shall be chosen by joint ballot, and commissioned by the Council,

Concurred in Council,

General Frye chosen,

Samuel Freeman to General Washington, on the importance of securing the Harbour,

Reply,

Essex County. Vindication of the conduct of Salem, (Note,)

Resolution of House of Representatives on the same,

Lincoln County, Maine. Proceedings of Committee of Pownalborough on Abiel Wood, 151-156 Counter Proceedings,

Proceedings of Boothbay Committee on a demand for Arms and Ammunition,

Middlesex County. Committee of Supplies to General Washington, on Ammunition,

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

Proceedings of Waltham and other Committees on Eleazer Bradshaw, for selling Tea,

Voters of Boston summoned to attend at Watertown to elect a Representative in the place of Dr. Church,

Norfolk County. Committee of Dedham directed to liberate David Parker,

Plymouth County. Rochester Committee request all connection to be withdrawn from Gideon Bestow, for exporting Provisions to Nantucket,

Rochester Committee object to Enoch Hammond being appointed a Justice of the Peace,

Committee requested to assist Capt. Bowen in fitting out a Vessel,

Tories referred to General Washington for examination,

Worcester County. Hardwick Committee publish James Fay and others as enemies to America,

Recantation of Dr. Willard,

Proceedings of Committee of Inspection on Captain Clark, for selling Tea,

McDonald, Angus, to Printers at New-York,

Same read in Congress,

Sheriff of Fairfield County to New-York Committee of Safety, relative to keeping him in Jail,

McDougall, Colonel Alexander, Letter to General Sullivan,

Mecklenburgh, North-Carolina, Resolves of Committee declared treasonable by Governour Martin,

Meredith, Meredith, Recantation of,

Mifflin, Major Thomas, appointed Quartermaster General to the Army at Cambridge,

Militia, &c., Plan for regulating in Connecticut,

In Delaware,

Maryland,

New-Hampshire,

New-Jersey,

Bergen County desire all who refuse to enlist in, to leave the County,

New-York,

Names of persons in John Bedel’s Company opposed to the same,

North-Carolina,

Pennsylvania,

Address of the Privates of upwards of thirty Companies, showing their reasons for refusing to sign the same,

Virginia,

Superiority of, over Standing Armies,

Monitor,

Montgomery, Brigadier-General Richard, Letter to New-York Congress, asking for Arms, &c., and relative to suspicious persons,

Answer,

To same requesting Powder,

To New-Hampshire Committee of Safety, (See Schuyler.)

Letter to Robert R. Livingston, from Montreal, on the necessity and best means of getting possession of Quebeck,

Letter to General Schuyler; resigns, and takes command again,

General Schuyler’s opinion of,

General Washington’s,

Continental Congress’s,

Samuel Mott’s,

Thanks of Congress,

Appointed Major-General,

Montreal, Allen repulsed and taken prisoner,

Surrenders to Montgomery,