Blanchard, Cornelius, appointed Brigade-Major New-Jersey,

Bland, Theodorick, Jun., elected Captain of Virginia Horse,

Blankets, great distress for want of, in Canada,

Blaquiere, Sir John, reference made to,

Lightly spoken of by Lord Germaine,

Minister of the Irish House of Commons,

Blatsley, Benjamin, appointed Ensign of New-York Minute-Men,

Blauvelt, Captain Avery, disaffection in Company of,

Blauvelt, A. J., appointed Captain by Congress,

Blauvelt, C. D., appointed Lieutenant by Congress,

Bliss, John, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia,

Bliss, Elias, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia,

Bliss, William, a deserter retaken in Virginia,

Board of Admiralty, threats of, to Naval Officers,

Board of Trade, altercation about the,

Board of War, establishment of a,

Members composing the,

Captain Painter’s Memorial to,

Advise more Troops to Canada,

Congress defines the duties of,

Pay of the Secretary to,

Report from, to Congress,

Board of Officers, Protest of the Philadelphia,

Board of Treasury, establishment of a, by Congress,

Boehm, Philip, Chairman of Northampton Association,

Bogan, Lieutenant Richard, (prisoner,) order for removal of, to York,

He refuses to sign a parole,

Is excepted by Congress from exchange,

Bogart, Guilliam, appointed Lieutenant New-Jersey Militia,

Bogert, H. J., Chairman of Albany meeting,

Bolton, Duke of, replies to Earl of Sandwich,

Bond, Colonel, march of his Regiment for Chambly,

Great part of his Soldiers inoculated,

Bond, Phineas, a fellow Tory of Dr. Smith,

Bond, Thomas, elected Lieutenant Maryland Militia,

Bond, form of, for Letter of Marque,

Bonfield, Mr., Arnold obtains information from,

Bonnel, Isaac, released from prison on parole,

His parole released on condition of taking the oath,

He appears before New-Jersey Congress, and takes the oath,

Boot, Joseph, pensioned by Virginia Convention,

Booth, Joseph, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia,

Booth, James, Clerk to Delaware Assembly,

Bordentown, Pennsylvania Rifle Battalion ordered to,

Bordley, Captain James, obtains a warrant against Turbutt,

Bordley, Abraham, appointed Captain Connecticut

Militia, Boston, “turned into an Hospital,”

The King’s Troops in a critical state at,

Argument on supposed loss of,

Return of Army at, called for and given,

Badly situated for defence,

The King’s Army cooped up in,

Liberty of the Press at, lost,

Account of the Evacuation of,

Solicitude of Mr. Adams for fortifying,

Military Operations at,

Congress take measures to defend,

Instructions of, to her Representatives,

Articles left at, by the Enemy,

“Independent Corps” of, in want of arms,

Valuable Prizes brought into,

Letter from Committee to the Council,

Order passed in Committee of,

Boston Port Bill, effect of the,

Mr. Burke proposes to repeal,

Reading of, called for,

Bostwick, Reuben, appointed Captain Connecticut Militia,

Bostwick, Israel, appointed Lieutenant Connecticut Militia,

Botetourt, Lord, his interpretation of the Hills-borough Letter,

Botsford, Jabez, appointed Captain Connecticut Militia,

Bottsford, Clement, appointed Ensign Connecticut Militia,

Bott, William, appointed Adjutant-General New-Jersey,

Boucher, Captain, joins Nicholson at Wicomico,

Boundary, temporary, between Virginia and Pennsylvania,

Bounty, Massachusetts offers, for inlistment,

Extension of, by the King for Seamen,

Connecticut authorizes, for Recruits,

Congress offer, for inlistments,

Bourbon, policy of the House of,

Bowden, Mr., Evidence of, touching Conspiracy,

Bowie, Daniel, appointed Captain Maryland Militia,

Bowley, Daniel, elected Ensign Maryland Militia,

Bowne, Joseph, Clerk to Queen’s County Committee,

Boyd, Colonel, in London again,

Boyd, Robert, Chairman of Ulster Committee,

Boyne, Schomberg’s speech to his Troops on crossing the,

Bracco, Lieutenant Bennett, Letter to, from Maryland Council of Safety,

Letter from, to Gabriel Duvall,

Brace, Elijah, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia,

Braddock’s defeat referred to in debate,

Bradford, Captain, bearer of Money to Canada,

Bradford, John, Agent for Hopkins’s Fleet,

Letters from, to Governour Trumbull,

Bradley, S. R., Congress pays for services of, &c,

Brainard, B., appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia,

Brainard, Jonah, appointed Ensign of Connecticut Militia,

Brasher, Henry, appointed Captain of “Prussian Blues,”

Bread, deplorable want of, in Canada,

Breck, Robert, Chairman of Northampton Committee,

Breese, Colonel, resignation of,

Brent, George, Letter from, to Maryland Council of Safety,

Brenton, Samuel, vessel and cargo of, seized,

Brett, Mr., offers a “Rider” to Lord North’s Bill,

Which is rejected,

Brett, Theodorus, recommended to New-York Congress,

Brewer, Jonathan, Colonel of Corps of Artificers,

Brewer, John, fine remitted to, by Maryland Convention,

Brewerton, Mrs., Letter from, to New-York Committee,

Brewerton, George, delivers himself up,

Examined by New-York Committee,

Enters into bond,

And is discharged from further attendance,

Brewster, Samuel, Chairman of New-Windsor Committee,

Brewster, Benjamin, appointed Lieutenant Connecticut Militia,

Brice, Jacob, appointed Adjutant Maryland Militia,

Bridges, not common over American Rivers,

Brigadiers, the Maryland, called upon for Reports,

Brink, Alexander, proclaimed an enemy by Connecticut,

Briscoe, Ralph, appointed Lieutenant of Maryland Militia,

Bristol, Petition from the City of, Petition from Merchants of, against Lord

North’s Bill,

Letter from, to Mr. Palfrey,