Letter to the County Committees where the Troops for the four Regiments are to be raised,

Report of Committee of War of their conference with General Lee on obstructing the Harbour,

Regulations for the intercourse between British Vessels of War in the Harbour and the Inhabitants of the City,

Committee of Brooklyn authorized, if they cannot find empty Houses for the Troops, to billet them in families,

John Carpenter permitted to go on board the Ship Asia to obtain security for a debt,

Samuel Loudon permitted to go on board the Asia,

Letter from the Deputies elected for Richmond County: Seven-eighths of the inhabitants of the County signed the Association long since,

Deputies for Richmond County requested to attend immediately

Commissions for Officers issued at the request of the Committee of Haverstraw

Letter from the Committees of Southampton, Easthampton, and Shelter-Island, asking assistance in Troops, and informing that they have laid an Embargo for the preservation of Provisions,

William Cock and Thomas Cock, on their Petition, restored to the state and condition they were in before they were published as delinquents,

Commissions for Field-Officers in the First Regiment of Charlotte County, issued,

Christopher Duyckinck required to attend the House: Consideration of his case postponed to Friday next,

General Lee informs the Congress that the Asia and Phenix have taken several Provision Vessels, and recommends the withholding of all further supplies,

Letter to General Lee in reply: If the supplies are stopped altogether they fear the Town will be reduced to the utmost distress,

John Murray permitted to go to the Ship Dutch-ess of Gordon, on board of which Governour Tryon resides,

Letter from Lord Stirling: His Quartermaster has supplied the Regiment with Provisions, &c, with his own money,

Application from Colonel Swartwout, referred to the Committee of War,

Letter to Lord Stirling: They declare their inability to supply his Quartermaster,

Letter from General Washington, requesting every exertion may be used to procure and send him some Arms,

Reply to General Washington; that it is not in their power to supply him,

Inventory of the Hospital and other Stores taken out of the Lower Barracks,

Commissions issued for Officers in Albany, Suffolk, and Westchester Counties,

Application from Major Robert Rogers, praying permission to go on board the Ship Dutchess of Gordon, on private business with Governour Tryon,

Return of seven Deputies, elected from the City and County of New-York, in place of the same number who did not take their seats,

Report of the Committee of War on the Letter from Colonel Swartwout,

Andrew Elliot, Collector of the Port of New-York, permitted to go on board Governour Tryon’s Ship at any time at his pleasure,

Doctor Middleton permitted to go on board the Ship in which his Excellency Governour Tryon resides, at any time,

Letter to the Committee of Elizabethtown, relating to certain inhabitants of Staten-Island, arrested and confined by order of that Committee,

Letter to Committee of Richmond County, requesting them to put on trial the persons now confined in Elizabethtown,

Letters from General Schuyler, received and read,

Committee to examine and state all Accounts, Disbursements, and Payments, made by the Treasurer of the Provincial Congress; distinguishing the Continental from the Provincial charges,

Returns of Officers from Westchester, New-York, and Albany Counties,

Committee to report a plan for the emission of fifty-five thousand Pounds,

Letter to the Delegates in Continental Congress,

Memorial from several Officers who served in the year 1775, praying they may be placed on the same footing with other Officers of the Army,

Committee to consider an application from Anthony Post, Captain of a Company of Artificers,

Letter from the President of Congress, in regard to the works on Martlaer’s Rock, and informing that General Lee is ordered to Canada,

Report of Joseph Hopkins to the Connecticut Assembly, of his examination of a Lead-Mine in New-Canaan,

Committee to forward the heavy Cannon intended for service in Canada,

Thomas Palmer appointed an additional Commissioner to superintend the erection of the Fortifications in the Highlands,

Secresy enjoined on the Members not to mention the sending of Cannon to the Northward,

Return of Colonel Samuel Drake,

Report on the application of Captain Anthony Post,

Letter to the Delegates of New-York at the Continental Congress, enclosing the rank roll of the four Regiments, and requesting to know what promotions have been made,

Letter to General Schuyler on the same subject,

Return of Captain Smith’s Company, in Colonel Van Ness’s Regiment,

Application from General Lee for Lumber for the Carpenters,

Report of Robert Benson, one of the Secretaries, that he had attended the removing of the Records from the Secretary’s Office,

Sundry persons permitted to go on board the King’s Ship in the Harbour,

Estimate of what articles are necessary for the four Battalions; read, and referred to the Committee of War,

Arms taken by Colonel Waterbury from disaffected persons in Westchester County, to be reported to the Congress,

Returns of Officers of Minute-Men in Southampton, Suffolk County,

Samuel Franklin permitted to go on board the Ship Phenix,

His worship the Mayor permitted to go on board his Excellency Governour Tryon’s Ship,

Embargoes laid by the Committees of Suffolk County, approved,

John McDonald sent to examine the Lead-Mines in New-Canaan,

Committee to apply to John De Lancey for the use of his House in the Bowery for a Hospital,

Committee to value the small Houses on the bank southwest of Trinity Church, where it is necessary to erect some military works,

Commissions issued for Officers in Colonel Swartwout’s Regiment,

Examination of John Vorhies, of Brunswick, whose vessel and cargo had been taken from him by Captain Vandeput and Governour Tryon,

Letter from the Committee of Elizabethtown, New-Jersey, informing that the persons now in durance were confined by Colonel Heard,

Report of the Committee of War on the articles necessary for the four Regiments; read, and agreed to,

Commissions ordered for the Officers in the First Regiment of Militia, in Cumberland County,

Christopher Duyckinck refuses to appear before the House until Mr. Sands is expelled,