Letter from a Committee of Westchester County, New-York, to the Provincial Congress,

Letter from Colonel Nicoll to New-York Congress: The Garrison at Fort Constitution, in the Highlands, is destitute of almost every necessary article,

Letter from Levi Pawling to New-York Congress: Difficulties about Commissions,

Letter from Colonel Porter to James Warren: Difficulties in raising the Regiment for Canada,

Letter from the Council of Safety of Georgia to the Council of Safety of South-Carolina; operations of the British Fleet at Savannah,

Letter from the Georgia Council of Safety to Captain Barkley and Major Grant: They will neither make nor receive any other terms than those already offered,

Letter from William Ennalls to Maryland Council of Safety: Has been able to collect but about five hundred Pounds, in Specie, in Dorchester County; this may be had immediately by sending the Paper money to give in exchange for it,

Certificate of Committee of Dorchester County, Maryland, of the election of Officers of the “Buck Company,”

Certificate of the Committee of Dorchester County, Maryland, of the election of Officers of Company called “Friends to America,”

Letter from the Baltimore Committee to the Maryland Council of Safety: They desire to know if the defences commenced on the late appearance of Captain Squire are to be completed,

Letter from the Baltimore Committee to Maryland Council of Safety: Safe keeping and delivery of the publick Powder,

Letter from Maryland Council of Safety to the Brigadier-Generals: Thanks for their ardour on the late alarm,

Letter from the President of Congress to Captain Campbell, a prisoner, granting him perimssion to visit Philadelphia,

Letter from the President of Congress to the Committee of Reading, Pennsylvania,

Letter from President of Congress to Captain Nelson: Directs him to repair to New-York with his Rifle Company,

Letter from Matthew Tilghman to Maryland Council of Safety, enclosing the Resolution of Congress directing ail persons to be disarmed who are disaffected to the cause of America,

Letter from Robert Treat Paine to the New-Hampshire Assembly, enclosing the Resolutions of Congress, recommending the erection of Works for the manufacture of Saltpetre and Gunpowder,

Field-Officers of the three Battalions raised for the defence of Pennsylvania,

Recantation of John Webb, of Philadelphia,

Letter from the New-York Delegates to the Provincial Congress: They were much alarmed at General Lee’s imposing a Test on the inhabitants of Queen’s County; a similar effort in Rhode-Island had passed over unnoticed; reiterated precedents must become dangerous; they have therefore procured the passage of a Resolution by the Continental Congress, prohibiting it in future,

Letter from Alexander Carmichael to Lord Stirling: The men to be sent to New-York, from Morris County, New-Jersey, are ready to march; but the Colonels of the Regiments decline going out of the Province without orders from the General of the Militia,

Letter from William Burnett to Lord Stirling,

Letter from Lord Stirling to the President of Congress: Preparations for the defence of New-York; the inhabitants have turned out cheerfully to work on the Fortifications,

Letter from Colonel McDougall to Lord Stirling: Captain Warner can show where a number of Muskets, belonging to the Crown, are secreted by some creatures of Government; they should be taken to-night,

Letter from David Matthews to Hugh Gaine,

Letter from Governour Tryon to David Matthews, Mayor of New-York,

Address of Governour Tryon to the Inhabitants of the Colony of New-York: It is in the clemency and authority of Great Britain only, under God, that we can look for happiness, peace, and prosperity,

Letter from Committee for Richmond County, New-York, to Provincial Congress: Appointment of Officers,

Letter from Jecamiah Allen to New-York Congress: Eighty-two of the Guns are unspiked,

Letter from General Schuyler to Lord Stirling: The moment the Troops, Cannon, and Powder, are embarked on Lake. George, he will proceed to New-York,

Albany Committee prohibit all persons from moving into the city or country, that do not bring with them evidence that they are friends to American freedom.

Letter from Colonel Varnum to Major Harrison,

Congress met pursuant to adjournment, 22d of last December,

Credentials of the Members from Tryon and Dutchess Counties, not heretofore in Congress,

Sundry Letters and Resolutions from the Continental Congress read,

Letter from General Schuyler, of February 6, respecting the Regiment ordered to be raised for Canada,

Persons to whom Inlisting Orders have been given by General Schuyler,

Letter from Elihu Marvin, Chairman of the Committee for Orange County, dated February 9, recommending Officers for three Companies,

Committee to consider the recommendations of the Continental Congress, in relation to the ensuing campaign,

Robert Boyd, of New-Windsor, directed to send down, immediately, all the Gun-barrels, Bayonets, and Steel Ramrods, he has made,

Committee to wait on General Lee, to ascertain if he has anything to propose relative to the publick service,

Petition from John Willett and fourteen others, inhabitants of Queen’s County, now prisoners, under guard, in the City of New-York,

Motion to release them on bonds rejected by a great majority,

Commissions for Field-Officers of Northern Regiment, in Ulster County, ordered,

Letter from Severyn T. Bruyn, resigning his appointment as Adjutant of the Southern Regiment in Ulster County,—read, and referred to the Members from that County,

Letter from the Committee of Marbletown, in relation to Officers: Read, and referred to the Members from Orange and Ulster Counties,

General Lee’s Answer to the Committee: He will avail himself of the services of the Congress,

General Committee directed to cause an election to be held for seven Deputies, for the City and County of New-York, in place of that number who have not taken their seats,

Permission given to the Members of his Majesty’s Council, the Mayor of the City, and the Deputy-Secretary, to go on board his Excellency Governour Tryon’s Ship, until the further order of the Congress or Committee of Safety,

Blank Commissions sent to Colonel Joseph Drake,

Officers chosen by the people of Islip, in Suffolk County,

Appointment of Officers at Islip confirmed,

Application from Committee of Tryon County for a loan of five hundred Pounds,