Convention of New-York desired to remove the Sulphur in that City to a place of Safety,

Report on the Memorials of the New-York Merchants presented, considered, and postponed,

Delegates of New-Hampshire apply for the advice and direction of Congress, with respect to a method for administering justice and regulating the civil police of that Colony,

Committee to collect an account of the hostilities committed by the Ministerial Troops and Navy in America, since last March,

Captain Macpherson requested to repair to the Camp and submit his scheme to General Washington,

Provincial Convention of New-York requested to send to the Congress a copy of any order or proceeding of theirs, in consequence of Governour Tryon’s Letter of the Kith instant,

State of the Trade of the Confederated Colonies again considered in Committee of the Whole,

Trade of the Colonies again considered,

Information given of the death of the Hon. Peyton Randolph, and the Congress agree to attend his funeral, as mourners,

Delegates from the Delaware Government re-appointed, on the 21st instant,

Copies of the papers found on Captain Duncan Campbell, and of his examination, directed to be sent to New-York, with a recommendation to seize a Mr. Grant, in Dutchess County,

Committee on a Letter from the New-York Convention, dated October 20,

Delegates of Virginia directed to send an express to that Colony for a sample of a mineral lately discovered there and said to contain a large quantity of Saltpetre,

State of the Trade of the Confederated Colonies again considered in Committee of the Whole,

The several Provincial Assemblies, Conventions, or Councils of Safety, of the United Colonies, recommended to export to the Foreign West-Indies as much Provisions as they may down necessary for the importation of Arms, Ammunition, Sulphur, and Saltpetre,

Trade of the United Colonies further considered in Committee of the Whole,

Captain Campbell, Lieutenant Symes, and the persons with them, to be con fined in such Jails as the Committee of Safety for Pennsylvania think proper,

A Company of Matrosses to be immediately raised in New-York, to occupy Fortifications now erecting in toe Highlands,

Report of the Committee to prepare an estimate, and to fit out Vessels, presented and agreed to,

Two more and larger Vessels to be fitted out,

Four members added to the Committee,

Trade of the Colonies further considered,

Field-Officers of the Jeisey Battalion to be chosen on Friday next,

Letter from General Washington, containing an account of the burning of Falmouth,

Resolutions reported yesterday by the Committee of the Whole on the Trade of the Colonies, considered and agreed to,

Committee for fitting out the four Armed Vessels authorized to agree with such Officers and Seamen as are proper to man and command said Vessels,

Committee to take into consideration the application of the inhabitants of Passamaquoddy, in Nova-Scotia, to be admitted into the Association of the North-Americans, for the preservation of their rights and liberties,

Committee to repair to the Northward, to confer with General Schuyler,

Committee to draw up Instructions for the foregoing Committee,

The state of South-Carolina to be considered to-morrow,

Provincial Convention of New-Hampshire advised to call a full and free representation of the People, to establish such a form of Government as will most conduce to the happiness of the People,

Committee to consider and report what is necessary to be done relative to South-Carolina,

The Assemblies of Pennsylvania and Connecticut requested to take the most speedy and effectual steps to prevent hostilities between the inhabitants at and near Wyoming,

New Army before Boston to consist of twenty thousand three hundred and seventy-two Men, Officers included,

Sundry Resolutions respecting the new Army,

Three Battalions to be kept up in South-Carolina, and one in Georgia, at the Continental expense, for the defence of these Colonies,

Convention of South-Carolina advised, if they think it necessary, to call a full and free representation of the People, with authority to establish such a form of Government as will best produce the happiness of the People,

Credentials of the Delegates from Pennsylvania dated in Assembly, November 3, 1775,

Committee to consider sundry Letters lately received from New-York, and the state of that Colony,

Additional Rules and Regulations for the Continental Army,

Dr. Church to be close confined in some secure Jail in Connecticut, without the use of pen, ink, and paper,

Field-Officers chosen for the two Battalions in New-Jersry,

Secret Committee authorized to export Provisions for procuring Arms, Ammunition, Sulphur, and Saltpetre,

Report of the Committee on the state of the Colony of New-York, considered and agreed to,

Instructions to the Committee appointed to go to the Northward to confer with General Schuyler,

Letters to and from the Delegates of the United Colonies, during the sessions of Congress, to pass free of postage; the members having engaged, upon their honour, not to frank or enclose any letters but their own,

Resolution binding every member of the Congress not to divulge any of its proceedings, with the signatures of the Members, (fac simile,)

Captain John Hanson to take command of the Fortress in the Highlands, until the Congress shall appoint a Commander,

Report of the Committee on the application of Nova-Scotia, considered and deferred till to-morrow,

Committee to inquire into the state of the Colony of Virginia,

Commander of the New-Jersey Battalion directed to march six Companies to the Fort on Hudson’s River,

Report of the Committee for promoting the manufacture of Saltpetre, considered and agreed to,

Report of the Committee on the application of Nova-Scotia, considered and agreed to,

Two Battalions of Marines to be enlisted and commissioned to serve for and during the present war with Great Britain,

Committee to consider the Treaty held with the Indians at Albany, by the Indian Commissioners of the Northern Department,

Further Instructions to the Committee appointed to proceed to Ticonderoga and Canada,

Rev. Samuel Kirkland continued in his Mission among the Indians,

Committee to prepare a Declaration, in answer to several illegal Ministerial Proclamations that have lately appeared in America,

Information received of the surrender of Fort St. John’s,

Report of the Committee on the Petitions from Jasper Gritting, and from Murray, Sansom, & Co., considered and agreed to,

Mr. R. Morris to provide two small swift sailing Vessels for Packets, to be under the direction of the Congress,

Committee to devise ways and means to employ these Vessels to the best advantage,

Committee on sundry Papers received from the Great and General Court of Massachusetts,