Captors, evil effects of granting captures to,

Capture Act, Lord Camden’s view of the,

Of the Privateer “Yankee Hero,”

Made by the “Congress,”

Carbines, cargo of prize, disposed of,

General Ward sends a portion to New-York,

Carey, Dr., appointed Mustermaster to New-York Militia,

Carhart, Samuel, appointed Lieutenant of New-Jersey Militia,

Caribbs, the case of the, not an admissible precedent,

Carlton, General, critical escape of,

His employment of Indians and Negroes vindicated,

Civil capacity of, questioned,

Proclamation issued by,

Correspondence of, with Lord Germaine,

Expected attack of, on General Thomas,

Powers of, extended,

Reported movements of,

His sons enter Quebeck, painted as Indians,

Carlisle, the Earl of, supports the German Treaties,

Carolina, Governour Johnstone’s defence of,

Mason’s Regulators defeated in,

(See North and South.)

Caroline, Md., Proceedings of Committee of,

Pay to Militia Officers in,

Militia appointments for,

Judges of Election appointed for,

Caronio, Stephen, Pennsylvania Committee of Safety contract with,

Carpenter, George, appointed Lieutenant of King’s County Militia,

Appointment confirmed by New-York Congress,

Carpenter, Nehemiah, recommended as Quartermaster,

Return from, at Fort Montgomery,

Carpenter, John, Permit to visit Isaac Ketchum in Jail,

Carpenter’s Hall, Conference of Committees at,

Carroll of Carrollton, writes from Montreal,

Arrival of, at Philadelphia,

Attends Congress,

Carroll, Charles, (Barrister,) Letter to,

Letter from, to Maryland Council of Safety,

Letter from, to William Hayward,

His correspondence with Govemour Eden and Captain Montagu,

Is chosen Vice-President of Maryland Council of Safety,

Carroll, John, passage of, through Albany, noticed,

Returns to Philadelphia from Canada,

Cartel, between Arnold and Forster,

Carter, Lartdon, Letter from, to Washington,

Carter, John, complaint against, to Virginia Convention,

Carter, John, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia,

Cary, Richard, appointed an Aid to Washington,

Letter from, to General Mifflin,

Cary, Wilson Miles, Member of Virginia Convention,

Cassel, Treaty of,

Catharine, Marine Committee authorized to purchase the,

Cathcart, Lord, desires to strengthen Ministers,

Was a hostage at the peace of Aix-la-Chapelle,

Catholicks, recommended for service in the Army,

Objections urged against,

Bigoted character of Irish,

Fears of the Irish and French,

Unsuccessful attempt to inlist Irish,

Catlin, Thomas, appointed Lieutenant Connecticut Militia,

Cattle, removal of, from the Jersey shores, ordered,

New-Yovk Congress, order sale of, on valuation,

Further measures towards removing,

Caughnawagas, friendly disposition of the,

Fears and threats of the,

Putnam’s anxiety to relieve,

Caulk, John, appointed Ensign Maryland Militia,

Cavendish, Lord John, Amendment moved by,

Objects to the Militia Bill,

Complains of the silence of Ministers,

Sentiment of, confirmed by Mr. Burke,

Supports Mr. Burke’s Bill,

Opposes Lord North’s Bill,

Supports Mr. Hartley’s propositions,

Speaks in favour of Mr. Townshend’s Motion,

Opposes the reference of the German Treaties,

Seconds Colonel Barré’s and General Conway’s Motions,

Cavendish, Lord George, opposes Lord North’s Bill,

Cayugas, Butler’s influence over the,

Cedars, fortification of the,

Reported capture of, by the enemy,

Report deemed incredible,

Authentick account of affairs at,

Another account of the same,

No report from Officer in command,

Washington’s uncertainty about,

Washington’s opinion as to maintaining post at,

Cecil, Maryland, pay of Militia Officers in,

Appointment of Militia Officers for,

Appointment of Judges of Election for,

Chaflin, Daniel, sentenced by Court-Martial,

Chamberlain, Uriah, sentenced for desertion,

Chamberlain, Amos, appointed Quartermaster New-York Militia,

Chamberlaine, Brigadier-General, orders to, from the Maryland Council of Safety,

Chamherlin, John, appointed Ensign of Connecticut Militia,

Chamherlin, Eliphelet, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia,

Chambers, David, appointed Colonel New-Jersey Militia,

Chambers, Rowland, appointed Surgeon New-Jersey Militia,

Chambly, movements of the Army at,

Confused state of things there,

Council of War held at,

Arnold’s account of affairs at,

Chancellor, the Lord, delivers the King’s Answer,

Moves the Order of the Day,

Chandler, John, appointed Lieutenant-Colonel Connecticut Militia,

Chandos, Duke of, supports the German Treaties,

Chapin, Nathaniel, appointed Ensign of Connecticut Militia,

Chaplains, form of Warrants to, in Connecticut,

Washington’s remarks on the appointment of,

Chapline, Joseph, appointed Captain of Maryland Militia,

Chapline, James, appointed Lieutenant of Maryland Militia,

Chapman, Captain, gives news of Enemy’s fleet,

Chapman, Elisha, appointed Captain of Connecticut Militia,

Chapman, Lieutenant, ordered for trial,

Is cashiered by Court-Martial,

Chapman, Richard, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia,

Charles I., fatal errors of,

Charles II., a Congress restore,

Charles County, Md., Instructions to the Delegates of,

Pay to Militia Officers of,

Appointment of Militia Officers for,

Judges of Election appointed for,

Charlestown, S. C, General Lee sets out for

His operations for defence of,

Charlotte, N. Y., Deputies to Provincial Congress from,

Charming Peggy, arrival of the,

Charter Bills, manifest injustice of,