General Washington is not authorized to call out the Minute-Men or Militia of any Colony, without the consent of the Executive of such Colony,

Council of Massachusetts, Convention of New-Hampshire, and the Governours of Rhode-Island and Connecticut, requested to afford the General all the aid in their power, when he may apply for it,

Allan Cameron, John Smith, and John Connolly, to be confined in Prison, in Philadelphia, until the further order of Congress,

New-Jersey Companies not ordered to the High lands directed to march to the City of New-York,

Committee to consider the applications of persons applying to be Officers in the American Army,

Pay of Warrant Officers of the Armed Vessels,

Four more Battalions to be raised in Pennsylvania, and one in Delaware,

General Montgomery appointed Major-General,

Committee on the several Letters from General Schuyler,

Minutes of the Proceedings of the Commissioners of Indian Affairs, for the Middle Department, laid before Congress,

Committee to devise ways and means for furnishing these Colonies with a Naval Armament,

Report on the Petition of Thomas Jenkins, of Nantucket, considered and agreed to,

Report on the Petition of Jonathan Hudson considered and agreed to,

Names of the persons appointed to sign and number the Bills of Credit,

Letters of Thanks to the three General Officers in the Northern Department,

Sword presented to Captain Henry B. Livingston,

Report of the Committee on fitting out a Naval Armament, considered and agreed to,

Committee to prepare Instructions for a Commit tee to sit during the adjournment of the Con gross,

Committee to carry into execution the Resolution of Congress for fitting out a Naval Armament,

Committee on a Petition from Peter Berlon,

Instructions for the Committee who are to sit during the recess of Congress, reported,

Committee on the Naval Armament authorized to draw on the Treasurer for five hundred thousand Dollars,

Address of the President to Captain White Eyes, a Delaware Chief,

Committee to confer with Major Preston on supplying the Prisoners taken at St. John’s with Clothing and other necessaries,

Committee on a Petition from sundry Merchants of Philadelphia,

Sundry Affidavits from. Wyoming, relative to disturbances there, between the people of Connecticut and Pennsylvania, laid before Congress by the Delegates from Connecticut,

Committee on sundry Letters from General Schuyler,

Committee of Safety of Pennsylvania requested to supply the Armed Vessels, which are nearly ready for sailing, with four tons of Gunpowder, and four hundred stand of Small Arms,

 

All Vessels employed in carrying Provisions or other necessaries for the British Army or Navy, in the United Colonies, liable to seizure and confiscation,

Report on the Petition of David Beveridge considered and agreed to,

Vessels heretofore taken and carried into Massachusetts-Bay, by Armed Vessels in the ser vice of the United Colonies, to be libelled in the Courts of that Colony,

Resolution on the dispute between the people of Pennsylvania and Connecticut, on the waters of Susquehannah,

Credentials of the Delegates from Maryland; dated Annapolis, Maryland, in Provincial Convention, December 9, 1775,

Committee to confer with Major Preston to consider what allowance should be made to the Officers who are prisoners,

Committee to fit out Armed Vessels submitted a list of the Officers by them appointed,

Same Committee authorized to give instructions to the Commander of the Fleet,

Committee to confer with the Indians lately arrived,

General Washington authorized to make an attack on Boston, in any manner he may think expedient, notwithstanding the Town and property in it may thereby be destroyed,

Committee to examine the Journals, and report the unfinished business, and what is proper to be acted upon,

Committee on a Petition from South Paddock,

Connecticut requested not to permit any new Settlers on the disputed Lands, till the further order of Congress,

Report of the Committee on unfinished business,

Provision for redeeming the Three Millions of Dollars ordered to be emitted in Bills of Credit,

Report on Lord Stirling’s Letter, respecting the arrest of Soldiers for small debts, considered and agreed to,

Report on the state of Virginia considered and agreed to,

Six Battalions to be immediately raised in Virginia, on the Continental establishment,

Committee to take into consideration the state of New-York,

Committee on procuring a quantity of Arms and Ammunition,

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

Report of the Committee of the Whole considered and agreed to,

Virginia, Maryland, and North-Carolina, permitted to export produce, to procure Salt for the use of the inhabitants,

Committee on a number of intercepted Letters sent by General Washington,

Major Preston permitted to go to Amboy, in New-Jersey,

General Schuyler directed to take speedy measures for securing a quantity of Arms and Military Stores in Tryon County, New-York, and to disarm the Tories there, and apprehend their chiefs,

All the Silver and Gold in the Treasury to be sent to General Schuyler,

Contents of the intercepted Letters this day received to be kept secret,