Gloucester County. Letter from Jacob Bayley to the Provincial Congress. Association signed, Militia forming, &c.,

King’s County. Officers commissioned in the First Regiment,

New-York City. Earl of Dartmouth recommends to Gen. Gage to take possession of,

Answer of General Gage,

Same urged upon General Howe,

Rumor that the British Army intends removing to,

General Wooster ordered immediately to return to Harlem, in consequence of the above,

Militia of Pennsylvania requested to be ready to march to the assistance of, at a minute’s warning,

Supply of Powder asked from Continental Congress,

Committee appointed to keep a look out for the approach of the Ministerial Fleet,

Vessels employed for this purpose to be insured,

Committee appointed to wait on the Governour, to know if he has any knowledge of General Gage’s intention to remove to,

General Washington considers the above rumor groundless,

City divided into Districts or Beats,

Militia Officers of the different Beats,

Field and Staff Officers,

“Moderate Political Hints,” by S. Sp. Skinner,

“Allegiance to crowned heads upon the British Throne,”

Removal of Cannon from the Battery, and attack from the Asia, man-of-war,

Committee appointed to inquire into the same,

Eleven Affidavits read, proving that the firing first began from the Asia, man-of-war,

Address to the Inhabitants,

Rivington’s Office destroyed,

New-York Committee Proceedings on Mr. Archer and Abraham H. Van Vleck,

Proceedings in Congress on Abraham H. Van Vleck,

Committee to inquire of Mrs. Brown in what manner she intends to dispose of a parcel of Political Pamphlets,

Committee to discover the persons who destroyed the Boat built for His Majesty’s Ship Asia,

Report ordered to be sent to Provincial Congress,

Read in Congress,

New Boat ordered to be built,

Building of the Boat hindered—Proceedings on in Congress,

Proceedings on violators of the Continental Association,

Committee to purchase Arms,

Proceedings on Vessels leaving the Port,

Merchants and Shopkeepers required to sell Pins at a moderate profit,

Provincial Congress, Letter from Jos. Ward, 1028 Same, Letter from Committee of Safety, on Lexington, &c.,

Resolve to raise contributions for the Poor,

Sub-Committees augmented,

Petition praying the removal of John Taylor and James Light from their respective offices,

Letter from General Washington to the Provincial Congress, requesting means may be taken to detect persons engaged in carrying Provisions to Boston, read—James Light permitted to resign,

Committee to answer a Letter of Governour Tryon’s,

Evidences against Mr. Pratt, on a charge of having threatened to set the Town on fire, ordered to be brought in,

New-York Committee. Candidates for the Provincial Congress nominated,

Deputies chosen,

Mr. Pratt acquitted,

Report of Committee on promoting American Manufactures,

Sundry Proceedings,

Orange County. Signers and Non-Signers of the Association,

Proceedings of Cornwall Committee on Captain Phineas Rumsey,

Petition to Provincial Congress in favour of Captain Rumsey,

Committee of Newburgh to Provincial Congress—Expense of apprehending two persons,

Officers of a Militia Company of Newburgh, South-East District,

North District,

Of Eastern Regiment of Cornwall Precinct,

Of a Company of Minute-Men in Cornwall Precinct,

Militia Officers of the Lower Precinct,

Goshen Precinct,

Minisink Company, in Goshen Precinct,

Of a Company of Minute-Men in Goshen Town,

Of a Company of Militia in Goshen Town,

Queen’s County. Inhabitants of Cow-Neck form themselves into a separate independent District,

Committee for the same,

Provincial Congress on the above proceedings,

Orders to Colonel Lasher to collect Arms by force, if the inhabitants refuse to yield them peaceably,

Execution of the orders deferred for further information,

Report of gentlemen appointed to obtain said information,

Witnesses examined,

Ayes and Noes on sending Deputies to Provincial Congress,

Officers of Minute-Men of Jamaica,

Richmond County. Letter from David Burger to Provincial Congress, relative to inhabitants of Staten Island supplying Men of War with Provisions,

Does not send Deputies to Provincial Congress,

Suffolk County. Signers and Non-Signers of the Association,

Brookhaven Committee to Provincial Congress, on conduct of disaffected persons,

Committee appointed to take the same into consideration,

Report,

Same ask how Non-Commissioned Officers are to be chosen—Answer,

Southold Committee, anticipating an attack from Men of War, request a supply of Powder,

Read in Congress,

Answer

Letter to Provincial Congress, on their exposure to depredations from the enemy,

Read,

Answer—Recommend that Troops be stationed at Montauk and Shelter-Island,

Reply of Committee, and requesting that a Post may be established,

Read in Committee of Safety,

Gardiner’s Island plundered by the British Fleet,

Committee at Sag-Harbour decide that the imputation upon the Executors of David Gardiner, of assisting in plundering Gardiner’s Island, is entirely groundless,