Burnet, lchabod, Clerk to Essex (New-Jersey) Committee,

Burns, John, cited before Baltimore Committee,

Burr, John, Captain of British Man-of-War,

Burr, Wakeman, appointed Lieutenant Connecticut Militia,

Burr, Thaddeus, Letter from, to Governour Trumbull,

Burr, Aaron, appointed Aid to General Putnam,

Burrell, Colonel, his Regiment inoculated,

Burrow, Titus, sentenced by Court Martial,

Burrowes, John, Jun., appointed Captain New-Jersey Militia,

Bush, John, Ensign, resignation of,

Buskirk, Thomas, fined by New-Jersey Congress,

Bussey, Bennet, Captain Maryland Militia,

Butler, Mr., his deception of the Indians,

His influence with the Senecas, &c.,

Butler, Captain Joseph, ordered for trial,

Is acquitted by Court Martial,

Butler, Richard, Congress resolve to compensate,

Butt, Peter, discharged from arrest by Virginia Convention,

Butterfield, Major, disgraceful surrender of,

Sullivan determines to order a Court on,

His conduct noticed by Washington,

Is ordered to Sorel for trial,

Opinions on his conduct,

Byng, Mr., Speech of, on Lord North’s Bill,

He supports Colonel Barré’s Motion,

Byrd, Lee’s Aid-de-Camp, highly extolled,

Cabell, John, a Delegate to Virginia Convention,

Cabell, Joseph, claim allowed to, by Virginia Convention,

Cabinet, Lord Camden’s, ridicule of the,

Council, a modern innovation,

Cadets, allowance made to, in Virginia Convention,

Cadwallader, Dr., reference to, by a prisoner,

Calais, garrisoned by Foreign Troops,

Caldwell, Major, information from, referred to,

Complimented by Carleton,

Caldwell, Commodore, resignation of,

Caledonian Rangers, New-York Corps of,

Call, Richard, elected Lieutenant of Virginia Horse,

Callendar, Thomas, appointed Ensign North-Carolina Militia,

Calvert, Maryland Council of Safety to Committee of,

Proceedings of Committee of,

Pay to Militia Officers in,

Officers appointed for,

Judges of Election, appointed for,

Calvert, Benedict, member of Maryland Council,

Calwell, Samuel, Captain of Maryland Militia,

Camden, Lord, consistency of, questioned,

Speaks against employment of foreigners,

Supports the motion to examine Mr. Penn,

Again urges the examination,

Supports the Duke of Grafton’s Motion,

Replies to Lords Lyttleton and Dudley,

Speaks against the German Treaties,

Defence of, against Viscount Weymouth,

Replies to Lord Mansfield,

Camen, Titus, appointed Ensign Connecticut Militia,

Cameron, Mr., (a prisoner,) state of, represented,

Camp, William, sentenced by Court-Martial,

Camp, Samuel, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia,

Campbell, Lord Frederick, replies to Lord Cavendish,

Supports Lord North’s Bill,

Campbell, Duncan, Letters from to Washington,

Is imprisoned in North-Carolina,

Campbell, Colonel, arrival of, at Montreal,

Censured for leaving the Army in flight,

Campbell, George, appointed a Lieutenant of Militia,

Campbell, Major, a prisoner at Esopus,

Washington advises the removal of,

Campbell, Colin, is imprisoned in North-Carolina,

Is honourably acquitted of disaffection,

Campbell, Lieutenant-Colonel Archibald, capture of,

Letter from, to Massachusetts Council,

Campbell, John, arrest of, by New-York Committee,

Campbell, James, examined by New-York Committee,

Campbell, Lord William, eagerness of, to attack Sullivan’s Island,

Serves as a volunteer on board the Bristol,

Campbell, Angus, (prisoner,) indulgence to,

Campbell, William, repaid for advances by North-Carolina,

Campbell, John, imprisonment of, in North-Carolina,

Is admitted to parole,

Canada, reduction of, supposed in House of Commons,

Lord North confident of the safety of,

False account from, in the London Gazette,

Return of Sullivan’s Brigade in,

Dreadful situation of the Army in,

Correspondence of the Commissioners,

Ravages of the small-pox in,

Washington’s hope of possessing,

Great anxiety of Congress relating to,

No Return sent to Schuyler from,

General Thompson’s opinion as to holding,

Congress resolve to augment the Army in,

Washington applies to New-York Congress for reinforcements,

Washington regards affairs in, as alarming,

Measures taken for sending money to,

Return of the Forces in,

Washington’s hopes of adding it to the Union,

Congress send specie for the Army in,

Report of the Army’s retreat from,

Congress order inquiry into affairs in,

Washington’s comments on affairs in,

Congress resolve to send reinforcements to,

Retreat of the Army from,

Advices from, at the London Admiralty,

John Adams’s opinions touching,

Commissioners receive approbation of Congress,

Congress appoint a Committee to confer with Washington on,

Resolve of Congress relating to,

Pay of Commissioners for settling Accounts in,

Congress appoint a Committee to inquire into affairs of,

Canadians, bigoted character of,

Represented as in favour of “the Rebels,”

Refuse to take part in the quarrel,

Sullivan gives commissions to sundry,

Washington’s opinion of the,

Cannon, brass and iron, cast at Philadelphia,

Memorial on the subject of,

Consequence of taking, from Newport argued,

Washington’s difficulties for want of,

Report of agents sent to New-London for,

Commodore Hopkins’s account for not sending,

Governour Trumbull explains his refusal to deliver,

Proceedings of Pennsylvania Committee of Safety touching the,

Resolve of Congress in relation to,

Disposition of, at New-York,

Governour Trumbull protests against removing the, from New-London,

Peremptory order of Congress for,

Washington grants, to New-York Privateers,

Hughes’s Foundry of, encouraged by Maryland,

Resolve of Congress relating to the Newport,

Canterbury, Archbishop of, Sermon of the,

Cape Fear, enemy’s Transports arrive at,

Cornwallis and Clinton land at,

Enemy’s Fleet sail from,

Resignation of Officers at,