Morgan, Captain Daniel, Instructions to, relative to his rank,

Morgan, Dr. John, appointed Director General of the Hospital at Cambridge,

Mott, Edward, Letters to Governour Trumbull,

Mott, Samuel, Letters to Governour Trumbull from Ticonderoga,

To same, from Camp near St. John’s; complains of conduct at Head-Quarters,

To same: Chambly taken; requests certain expressions in the above to be kept secret,

Moultrie, Colonel William, his orders on an expedition against Fort Johnston,

Orders to Captain Marion,

Moylan, Stephen, appointed Muster-Master General to the Army at Cambridge,

Letters to William Bartlett, Beverly,

John Brown, Providence,

Committee of Safety of Dedham,

Samuel Freeman, Falmouth,

Jonathan Glover, Marblehead,

General Court of Massachusetts-Bay,

Committee of Newburyport,

Wm. Watson,

Joshua Wentworth, Portsmouth,

Associated with John Glover, as Agent for fitting out Armed Vessels,

Moylan, Stephen, and John Glover, Salem and Marblehead: Instructions,

To Gen. Washington: Vessels nearly ready to sail,

From Colonel Reed, urging despatch, and directing a fourth Vessel to be taken,

From Colonel Reed. Every thing depends upon expedition,

To General Washington. Vessels of Captains Broughton and Selman ready for men; great want of Provisions,

Reply. Must be no delay,

Expedition again urged more strongly,

Money forwarded, and despatch urged,

Vessels nearly ready. Ammunition and a Surgeon requested,

Surgeon obtained. Device for Flag suggested,

Schooners commanded by Captains Broughton and Selman sail. Stores, &c., wanted for the other two Schooners,

Difficulty of procuring materials for fitting out the Vessels,

Stores ordered,

Swivel-Shot wanting,

Captain Manly off. Captain Adams’s Vessel wailing for Crew,

Captain Adams ordered to march,

Mulcaster, Frederick George, Letter to Gen. Grant,

Munroe, George, Proceedings of the Bladensburgh Committee on,

Muster-Master General, to the Army at Cambridge, Stephen Moylan appointed,

Nesbitt, John Maxwell, appointed Paymaster of the Pennsylvania Fleet,

Neutrals, A Remonstrance from the Overseers of the Poor of Philadelphia for the relief of,

One hundred Pounds granted,

New-Hampshire—

Committee of Safety. Letter to Gen. Schuyler, recommending Colonel Bedel to the command of a Regiment,

To Colonel Bedel,

From Colonel Israel Morey, on the zeal of Colonel Bedel and others, in preparing to re-enforce General Schuyler,

To Major Cilley, directing Powder to be sent to Exeter,

From Delegates in Congress, on disturbances in London, and the arrival of Powder,

From Samuel Peabody, on being appointed Chaplain,

From Delegates in Congress, on the release, Fenton,

New-Hampshire—

Committee of Safety. Letter from General Sullivan New-Hampshire Troops have more reasons to complain than any other Troops in the Army,

Answer of Committee,

General Sullivan’s Reply,

Petition from the Field-Officers at Winter-Hill, that General Sullivan may have the power of filling vacancies,

Answer,

General Sullivan sends a list of vacancies,

Proceedings on a cargo of Flour captured from the enemy,

To Delegates in Congress, relative to the same,

Answer of Delegates,

From Israel Morey, on the siege of St. John’s,

From Delegate, on securing Sea-Coast Towns,

Appoint Meshech Weare and Nathaniel Folsom to attend the Conference with General Washington,

Refer to Committee of Portsmouth a Petition to transport Provisions to the Isle of Shoals,

From Colonel Reed, in reply to a request for Muster-Rolls,

From Jonathan Hale, resigning commission of Second Major,

To Committee of Supplies, directing Accounts to be closed,

To Delegates in Congress, on Colony Accounts,

Recommend John Stavers to the friendship of his countrymen,

Provincial Congress,

Letter from Delegates in Continental Congress requesting that the importance of taking up Government may be urged upon the Committee of Congress at the Camp,

Instructions to the Delegates on the same,

From Delegates, informing that a motion has been made in Congress to that effect,

Resolve of Congress,

Cheshire County. Committee on conduct of Simon Baxter,

Portsmouth. Committee supply Scarborough man-of-war, with Provisions,

Further communication with the Scarborough prohibited,

Town-Meeting disapprove of the conduct of those who fired on Capt. Barclay’s Boat,

Correspondence between Governour Wentworth and Theodore Atkinson,

Proceedings in Provincial Congress for the defence of the Harbour,

Committee of Safety to General Sullivan. Anticipate an attack; mean immediately to fortify the Harbour, if Powder can be had,

General Washington unable to grant a supply of Powder,

Party of Riflemen sent to assist in the defence of the Harbour,

General Sullivan to the Committee of Safety. The Fleet destined to destroy the port having proceeded to Boston, asks advice for further proceedings,

Answer of Committee of Safety,

Orders to William Knight and others for obstructing the River,

Gen. Sullivan directed to return to Camp,

To proceed immediately to Portsmouth. Instructions,

Ordered to seize Officers of Government,

George Jaffrey, from the alarm in Town, is unable to prepare his Treasurer’s Report,

Committee vote that some steps be taken to prevent George Meserve from going into Boston,