Deputies appointed to represent the Province in Continental Congress,

A Convention to be held at Annapolis on the third Tuesday in March next or sooner if called by the Council of Safety,

Committee to revise the Proceedings of this Convention, and publish such of them as they may think proper, and convey a number to each County as soon as may be,

Convention dissolved,

Committee of Inspection and Committee of Correspondence for Kent County, Delaware, appointed,

Philadelphia Committee declare that Messrs, Blackburn, Ashton, and John Dobson, of Liverpool, have violated the Continental Association, in shipping a cargo of Salt to America,

Recantation of John Bergum, for having used sundry expressions derogatory to the liberty of the Country,

Letter from the Committee for Ulster County to the New-York Congress,

Letter from General Wooster to Governour Trumbull: He has removed the Cattle from Plumb Island, and will to-morrow go to Gardner’s Island. James Lyon, a Church-of-England Clergyman, the main spring of all the Tories on the east end of Long-Island, has been arrested,

Letter from General Schuyler to Governour Trumbull,

Letter from Colonel Hinman to Governour Trumbull. His Regiment is very sickly, and a great number unfit for duty; the Province of New-York abounds with officers, but he has not yet seen one private,

Letter from Major Brown to Governour Trumbull, communicating information obtained by him in Canada, where he had been sent to get intelligence,

Letter from General Washington to Governour Trumbull, The necessities of the Army are so great that all the Powder that can be spared should be forwarded immediately,

Letter from General Washington to Governour Cooke, on the expedition to Bermuda for Powder; approves of and recommends that it be undertaken immediately,

Letter from Colonel Huntington to Governour Trumbull,

Letter from Colonel Joseph Reed to the Assembly of Massachusetts: In consequence of a Letter General Washington has received from General Gage, he has ordered the British Prisoners now at Watertown, with those at Cape Anne, to be confined in Northampton Jail,

Publick notice requesting all Committees to make a return, under oath, to their respective Congresses and Conventions, of the names of those who may depreciate or refuse the circulating Paper Currency of any Colony,

Letter from Stephen Peabody to the New-Hampshire Committee of Safety, accepting the appointment of Chaplain in the Army,

New-York Committee: The Report of the Sub Committee on the destroying the Barge built for the Asia man-of-war, referred to the Provincial Congress,

Letter from William Duer to the New-York Congress. Has received his commission as Deputy-Adjutant General in the Continental Army, and requests to be allowed a few days to determine whether he can accept it,

Letter from Captain Jacobus Wynkoop to the New-York Congress,

Officers of the Second Battalion in Suffolk County, New-York,

Letter from General Schuyler to the New-York Congress,

Association adopted by the Committee for Fairfield, Connecticut, and signed by eight hundred and fifty-five males, of the age of sixteen and upwards,

Names of seventy who refused to sign the Association,

Letter from the Rev. John Sayre to the Committee for Fairfield, assigning his reasons for not signing the Association,

Letter from General Washington to General Schuyler: In great want of Lead for the Army; does not expect any from the Southward, and has sent for some of the stock found at Ticonderoga when it fell into our hands,

Confession of William Boltwood voted satisfactory by the Committee for Amherst, Hampshire County, Massachusetts,

Committees chosen for the City of Philadelphia, for the Northern Liberties, and for Southwark,

District Committees for the City and Liberties of Philadelphia,

Letter from the New-York Congress to the Secret Committee, Philadelphia, entreating them for a loan of a ton of Gunpowder,

Letter from the New-York Congress to General Wooster: The Troops levied on Long-Island being required to march immediately to Ticonderoga. they request him to remain on Long-Island,

Committee for Fairfield, Connecticut, declare any person an enemy to his Country who shall export any Flaxseed out of the Colony, until further advice from the Continental Congress,

Letter from General Washington to the Council of Massachusetts,

Orders to the Officer commanding the detachment of Riflemen sent to Cape Anne,

Method of enlisting Recruits to serve against America, by Major Roche, in Cork, Ireland,

Letter from London to the Continental Congress: Plans of the Ministry for carrying on the American War,

Letter from the Committee of Safety for Pennsylvania to General Washington. Major French and other Officers, with a quantity of clothing for the Army in Boston, taken in a vessel from Cork,

Letter from the Committee of Safety for Pennsylvania to Committee of Safety for New-York,

Letter from the New-York Congress to General Schuyler. They leave to him the appointment of Field-Officers for the Green Mountain Boys,

Letter from Isaac Stoutenburg and others to the New-York Congress,

Resolutions of the Committee for Westchester, in New-York, against buying or selling tea, horse racing, and all kinds of gambling,

Resolution of the Committee for Mamacoting, Ulster County, New-York, relating to the hiring or purchasing of Arms,

Letter from Colonel Huntington to Governour Trumbull,

Address of the Committee of Inspection for the East Precinct of Pownalborough, Lincoln County, Massachusetts, giving a statement of facts proved against Abiel Wood,

Deposition of Ebenezer Whittier, taken June 9, 1775,

Address of Timothy Parsons to the Publick, on Abiel Wood’s case,

Address of Timothy Langdon to the Publick, on Abiel Wood’s case,

Proclamation of the States General, prohibiting the exportation of Gunpowder, or other munitions of war, to the English Colonies, for one year,

Resolve of the Committee for Nansemond County, Virginia, that Messrs. Donaldson and Hamilton, merchants in the Town of Suffolk, have not violated the Association,

Letter from Thomas Johnson, Jun, to Horatio Gates, giving a general view of the state of publick affairs,

Letter from the New-York Congress to the Committees at Philadelphia and Elizabethtown, informing them that an attack is expected, and requesting them to keep their Troops in readiness,

Letter from, the New-York Congress to General Wooster, requesting him to return to his Camp at Harlem, with the utmost speed,