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Admiralty, conduct of, criticised,
40
Account of affairs at Quebeck,
457
Courts of, established in North-Carolina,
1452
Advisers, a call made for his Majesty’s,
239
Africa, sale of the battle-ship,
101
Aged, a meeting of the, called at New-York,
822
Agent, the Nova-Scotia, ordered to attend the House of Commons,
65
Agents, Continental, empowered to dispose of Prizes,
1713
Agreement, General Schuyler’s, with the Shipwrights,
1074
Ague, General Schuyler attacked with,
565
Aids-de-Camp, Congress settle the rank of,
1697
Aix-la-Chapelle, hints of negotiations at,
137, 138
Akely, Philip, Deposition of,
572
Akely, Stephen, Deposition of,
572
Akely, John, suspected of disaffection,
572
Alarm, signals ordered in case of,
524
Albany, Proceedings of Committee of,
398,901
Movement of Troops from,
411
Schuyler’s operations at,
428
Schuyler’s Correspondence with Committee of,
438, 573, 574, 641,648
Petition of Inhabitants to Committee of,
715
Letters from Committee of, to Provincial Congress,
715, 761
Letters from Committee of, to the President of Congress,
726
Prisoners sent to Connecticut from,
1072
Deputies from County of, to New-York Congress,
1126, 1310
Alexander, gains of, compared with Lord North’s,
44
Alexander, Charles, Captain of Schooner Wasp,
653
Is appointed Captain of Frigate,
1699
Alexander, Robert, elected Lieutenant of Militia,
583
Correspondence of, with Maryland Council of Safety,
821, 1063
Alford, Mass., Vote of, on Independence,
701
Proceedings of the Committee of,
802
Alfred, National Conventions in the time of,
139
All, Mary, cited before Baltimore Committee,
1462
Allegiance, not Conquest, the object of Ministers,
130
Allen, Ethan, treatment of, noticed in the House of Lords,
294
Trial of, prevented by fear of retaliation,
296
Account of, in a Letter from Bristol,
508
Allen, Colonel, good conduct of, at Trois Rivieres,
828
Is recommended to Congress by Sullivan,
1218
Allen, Simeon, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia,
871
Allen, John, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia,
873
Allen, Heman, one of Committee from Onion River,
1219
Presents a Petition to Congress,
1691
Is permitted to withdraw the same,
1696
Allen, Jeremiah, appointed Adjutant and Quartermaster of New-York Militia,
1339
Allen, Charles, appointed Lieutenant of North-Carolina Militia,
1445
Allison, William, Letter from, to John Haring,
586
Is ordered to arrest James Matthews,
1162
Allison, Benjamin, appointed Surgeon by Congress,
1705
Allstone, Francis, appointed Captain of North-Carolina Militia,
1446
Alms-House, New-York, number of Poor in,
627
Alner, John, arrested on suspicion,
1434
Alsop, John, Report of, to New-York Congress,
331
Examination of, touching the disaffected,
568
Altercation, Mr. Fox’s, with Mr. Acland,
87
Ambassadors, Duke of Grafton’s views of,
322
Ambler, Mr., supports Lord North,
105
Amboy, Washington’s arrival at,
543
Measures to remove the disaffected from,
1642
Amendments, Lord Rockingham’s, to the Address,
5
Lord Cavendish’s, in the House of Commons,
21
To Lord North’s Resolution, negatived,
65, 66, 69
To the Preamble to the Militia Bill,
85
Rejection of,
86
Mr. Fox’s, to Lord North’s Bill,
188
List of rejected, to Lord North’s Bill,
207
List of, offered by Earl Sandwich,
229
List of, agreed to by House of Commons,
237
America, as described in the King’s Speech,
1
State of, not known in England,
6
Commerce with, vital to the British Empire,
12
The arbiter of the West-India trade,
19
Conquest of, popular in England,
34
Not responsible for the French War,
38
Relinquishment of, scouted,
41
Conquest of, necessary,
41
Instances of submission of, enumerated,
50
Conduct of, defended in the Petition for Wilts,
71
Diversity of opinion concerning,
83
Difficulties to be met by an Army in,
128
Claims of, “absurd and monstrous,”
136
Discontents in, encouraged in England,
147
Driven to resistance by cruel necessity,
161
Mr. Burke’s Bill to compose the troubles in,
178
Debate on affairs of, in House of Lords,
360
Mr. Hartley presses for reconciliation with,
377
The resistance of, not Rebellion,
381
The interests of, considered,
840, 994
American, An, to the People of Maryland,
1094, 1096
Americans, Earl Sandwich’s opinion of,
7, 220
Bishop of Peterborough’s opinion of,
8
Mr. Walker’s opinion of,
22
Bravery of, defended,
11
Conduct of, ably defended,
30
Amherst, Sir Jeffery, opinions of, referred to,
10
The friend of Colonel Barré,
40
Amherst, General, compliment to, from Colonel Babcock,
610
Ammunition, Order in Council prohibiting exports of,
487
Expenditure of, at interments prohibited,
492
Authority to contract for, in Europe,
614
Order for supplying, to Gondolas at Philadelphia,
655
Distribution of, by Pennsylvania Committees,
1289
Amos, Joshua, of James, appointed Ensign of Maryland Militia,
1140
Amwell, N. J., Proceedings of Committee of,
523
Ancock, William, declared prisoner of war by Virginia Convention,
1552
Anderson, Joseph, order for seizure of,
493
Anderson, Samuel, order for seizure of,
493
Anderson, John, Governour Skene’s Nesro, the farce of,
549
Anderson, Alexander, examination of, by New-York Committee,
1175
Anderson, Absalom, appointed Lieutenant of Maryland Militia,
1472
Anderson, Angelo, appointed Ensign of Maryland Militia,
1473
Anenarisough, Talk of the Indian Chief,
502
Andrew Doria, Brig, ordered on a cruise,
430
Success of,
902
Andrews, Hezekiah, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia,
873
Andrews, John, Petition of, for release from Jail,
1041
Testimony of, before New-York Committee,
1168
Annapolis, Maryland Council of Safety report all quiet at,
682
Governour Eden remains at,
754
Convention called to meet at,
766
Fowey, man-of-war, arrives off,
1034
Proceedings of Committee of,
1063
Fortification of, ordered,
1256
Smallwood guards the Magazine at,
1465
Memorial concerning the defence of,
1477
The Convention assemble at,
1485
Further provision made for defence of,
1494
Judges of Election appointed for,
1498
Anne, Lord Oxford’s Letter to Queen,
133
Anne Arundel, Md., Association of, meet,
1017, 1092
The Freemen of, to their Delegates,
1091
Form of Government proposed by,
1093
Pay to Militia Officers of,
1479, 1481
Appointment of Officers for,
1492
Judges of Election appointed for,
1497
Answer, The King’s, to Address of the Lords,
17
The King’s, to Address of the Commons,
60
Of the New-York Congress to Mechanicks in Union,
615
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