General Schuyler scantily supplied with,

Supply obtained,

New-York Congress request permission to import from Connecticut,

Order on, in Connecticut Committee of Safety,

Answer of Governour Trumbull,

Guard appointed to attend it upon its arrival,

Scarborough, man-of-war, supplied with, by Committee of Portsmouth, New-Hampshire,

Further communication with the Scarborough prohibited,

Certain Merchants in Providence request leave to import,

Newport (Rhode-Island) Committee ask leave to import, from New-York,

Order of Congress,

Embargo on, by Connecticut, continued,

Distressed situation of Bristol for want of, (Note,)

Same of Goldsborough and other Towns, (Note,)

Supply directed to be sent to Lincoln County, Massachusetts,

Asia, man-of-war, supplied with, by order of New-York Congress,

Army before Boston in danger of being disbanded, for want of,

Cargo of Flour captured, and correspondence relative to the same,

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

Proceedings of Providence (Rhode-Island) Committee to cut off Supplies from the enemy,

Rehoboth (Massachusetts) Committee the same,

Hanover County (Virginia) Committee the same,

Inhabitants of Nantucket pray for leave to export, from New-York,

Proceedings on the above in Congress,

Embargo laid on the exportation of, out of Connecticut,

Exportation from Connecticut to Massachusetts permitted,

New-York Congress to Continental Congress, relative to exportation of,

Scarcity of, in Nova-Scotia,

Putnam, Major-General, conduct of, at Bunker’s Hill,

Quakers, in Arms,

Directed by New-York Committee of Safety to make out a list of all the Males belonging to their Society, from the age of sixteen to sixty,

Memorial, stating their reasons for declining the same,

Read, and reserved for the consideration of the Congress,

Address to the Pennsylvania Assembly,

Remonstrances against the same,

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

Quebeck, (See Arnold.)

Quincy, Josiah, to General Washington, on blocking up the Harbour of Boston,

Washington’s Reply,

Randolph, Edmund, appointed Aid-de-Camp to General Washington,

General Washington’s opinion of,

Secretary: To Committee of Arundel,

To Ephraim Bowen,

Leaves Camp, in consequence of his uncle’s death,

Randolph, Peyton, appointed Delegate to Continental Congress,

Retires from the Convention,

Sudden death,

Resolutions in Continental Congress,

William Boltwood, Massachusetts,

Thomas Cowden, do. do.

Dr. Nahum Willard, do. do.

David Parker, do. do.

Samuel Holly, Connecticut,

William Wheten, do. do.

Luke Raymond, and others, do.

Tyler Dibbler, do.

Lemuel Bower, do.

James Hayt, do.

Judge Fowler, New-York,

Nathaniel Underhill, do. do.

Thomas Meredith, Pennsylvania,

John Bergum, do. do.

Thomas Smith, do. do.

Robert Ferguson, do. do.

Rev. Morgan Edwards, Delaware,

Hugh Cahoon, do.

Daniel Varnum, do.

Patrick Graham, Maryland,

John Baillie, do.

Thomas Anderson, Virginia,

Christopher McConnico, do.

John Coulson, North-Carolina,

New-York Congress to Samuel Bayard and Augustus Van Cortlandt, relative to preservation of,

Answer of Mr. Van Cortlandt,

Answer of Samuel Bayard,

Maryland Council of Safety,

South-Carolina,

Remarks on the same,

Reed, Colonel Joseph, Secretary of Gen. Washington, to Pennsylvania Committee of Safety,

To Benjamin Lincoln, on accounting for Powder,

To Nathaniel Tracy, on fitting out Transports,

To Colonel Arnold,

To James Otis, on disposal of Prisoners,

To Massachusetts Court,

To Committee of Salem and Gloucester,

To Simon Pease,

To Colonel Glover,

To Colonel Glover and Stephen Moylan,

To Captain Broughton,

To Ephraim Bowen,

To William Watson,

To the Selectmen of Boston,

From General Washington,

Assembly,

An Act for punishing persons guilty of traitorous Correspondence,

Bristol. Fired upon, by Captain Wallace,

Requested to supply Captain Bowen with Provisions,

Newport. Request Flour may be imported from New-York,

Order on, in Congress,

Truce with Captain Wallace,

North-Kingston. Stephen Boyer declared an enemy to America, for supplying the enemy with Provisions,

Providence. Proceedings of Town Meeting on means of defence, and punishment of Tory Pilots

Rules for regulating the Battery, and proposition for the gradual abolition of Slavery,

Exportation of Flax-Seed prohibited,

Protest against the same,

County Committee forewarn all persons against selling Goods at an extravagant price,

Proceedings to prevent the enemy from being supplied with Provisions,

On preventing the selling of Tea,