Powder—

Supply proposed to be obtained from Bayonne,

Proceedings on the same in the Connecticut Committee of Safety,

General Washington to Governour Trumbull, urging that all that can be spared be immediately sent to Camp,

Committee appointed by Continental Congress, to contract for the importation of five hundred tons,

Permit of General Washington to import from the West-Indies,

General Schuyler to New-York Congress, urgently requesting a supply of at least five tons,

Answer; fourteen hundred pounds ordered to be forwarded with all possible despatch,

New-York Congress to Governour Trumbull, requesting him to give all the aid in his power,

Answer of Governour Trumbull; in the present situation of affairs not able to lend any aid,

Same read and forwarded to Continental Congress,

To R. R. Livingston, praying him to forward all at the Mill at Rhinebeck,

Answer of R. R. Livingston,

Reply of Congress,

To Committee of Albany requesting their assistance in forwarding,

To Continental Congress, praying that the quantity sent to General Schuyler may be replaced immediately,

One ton loaned by Pennsylvania Committee of Safety to Continental Congress,

Answer of Continental Congress; one ton sent to New-York,

Continental Congress order the same to be forwarded to General Schuyler,

Answer of New-York Congress to the above,

Continental Congress recommend to procure from the West-Indies,

Proceedings of New-York Congress on the above,

Pennsylvania Committee of Safety on the same,

Cumberland County, New-Jersey, apply to Continental Congress for,

Leave granted to be purchased at Yorktown, Pennsylvania, for the use of the new Settlement in Virginia, on Kentucky,

State of the account of, between Pennsylvania Committee and the Continental Congress,

Pennsylvania Committee of Safety advise the erection of Magazines,

Vessel ordered to be despatched from New-York to purchase,

Proposal to obtain a large quantity from Martinico,

Proposal to obtain from Hispaniola,

Extreme want of, in the Army before Boston,

New-Jersey Congress request of Continental Congress funds to enable them to procure,

Lord Dunmore attempts to seize, in Virginia,

General Schuyler fears the want of will be fatal to his operations,

Supply obtained from Fort Chambly,

Chester County (Pennsylvania) Committee on collecting,

New-Hampshire Delegates in Continental Congress to the Committee of Safety on scarcity of,

Articles of Agreement between Gen. Washington and John Fisk,

New-York Congress order Boat to be loaded with Flour, and sent for,

Powder—

Application from Head-Quarters for supply for Penobscot Indians,

Arrival of, in Virginia, from St. Eustatia,

General Washington sends for a supply to Ticonderoga, and other places,

Proposition made to General Washington to procure, under the auspices of the French and Spanish Ministers,

Continental Congress direct to be brought away from Island of Providence,

Prisoners—

Marines, orders for the disposition of,

Taken at St. John’s, Albany Committee on supplying with Provisions,

Complain of want of Provisions,

Proceedings in New-York Congress,

Taken at Machias, disposition of,

Taken at Cape Anne, list of,

Major French and others, (See French.) Sheriff White and others, (See White.) Correspondence between General Washington and General Gage, on treatment of,

General Gage’s treatment of,

Taken at Cape Anne Harbour,

Connecticut Committee of Safety agree to receive from Massachusetts,

List of, in Boston Jail, and who had died there,

Taken near St. John’s,

Lieut. Rowley Godfrey; his parole given to Pennsylvania Committee of Safety,

Major George Ethrington; the same,

Major Rogers, (See Rogers.) Captain William Kelly,

Provision made for, in Connecticut,

Taken on board Transport run ashore on Brigantine Beach, New-Jersey,

Taken at Fort Chambly,

Connecticut Committee of Safety to Committee of Hartford, relative to disposition of the same,

General Montgomery to General Carleton, on treatment of,

Proceedings in New-York Congress,

General Schuyler to Governour Trumbull, enclosing names of, to go to Connecticut,

James Otis to General Washington,

Answer of General Washington,

Edward Mott to Governour Trumbull,

Sheriffs in Essex and other Counties, Massachusetts, ordered to make full returns of,

R. H. Harrison to Committee of Safety of Northampton, requesting respectful treatment for British Officers,

Letter from Officer taken at Chambly, testifying to the kind treatment he received,

Taken at Chambly and St. John’s, Resolutions of Continental Congress on the disposition of,

Proclamations—

By Governour Martin,

North-Carolina Congress order the same to be burnt by the common hangman,

By the States General of the United Provinces, prohibiting the exportation of Arms and Ammunition to the English Colonies,

By the King, for the suppression of Rebellion and Sedition,

Monitor, No. 2,

Report in Continental Congress,

By the King, further proroguing Parliament,

By Governour Tryon, further proroguing the Assembly of New-York,

By Governour Tonyn, Florida,

By Gov. Wentworth, further proroguing the Assembly of New-Hampshire,

By General Howe,

By Lord Dunmore,

By Massachusetts-Bay, for Publick Thanksgiving,