Feilde, Mr., appeals to Lord North on the Address,

Seconds Mr. Yonge’s Motion,

His view of the powers of the Commissioners,

Felons, American Colonists so called,

Employment of, in ships of war,

Fenton, Robert, examined by New-York Committee,

Ferguson, Sir Adam, replies to Mr. Wilkes,

Supports the Address,

Opposes the employment of Foreign Troops,

Ferran, Lieutenant, made prisoner by the Indians,

Ferrars, Lord, supports amendment to the Address,

Ferries, New-Jersey Congress take possession of certain,

None to pass without permit,

Ferris, Reuben, nominated Major of the New-York Militia,

Field, John, appointed Colonel New-York Militia,

Reports that his Regiment refuses to be drafted,

New-York Congress act on his report,

Field, Henry, seat of, in Virginia Convention, vacated,

Field Officers, appointment of, recommended,

Baltimore asks for, for her Battalion,

Finance, American plan of, extolled,

Finch, Nathaniel, Deposition of,

Finch, Solomon, appointed Lieutenant of New-York Militia,

Fines, a Collector of, appointed by Baltimore Committee,

Resolve on the subject of, by New-Jersey Convention,

Finn, Anthony, appointed Lieutenant of New-York Militia,

Finnie, William, petitions Virginia Convention for compensation,

Compensation granted to,

Fire-Arms, permission to purchase from Non-Associators,

The purchase of, for Congress,

Manufacturers of, exempted from Militia duty,

Fire-Rafts, preparation of, at Philadelphia,

Congress authorize, for defence of New-York,

Fire-Sloop, Resolve to appoint Officers for,

Firman, Josiah, appointed Lieutenant of New-York Militia,

Fish, Nicholas, appointed Brigade-Major New-York Militia,

Fisher, Samuel, proclaimed an enemy,

Fisher, Thomas, proclaimed an enemy,

Fisher, Colonel Frederick, called on for aid against Indians,

Fisher, Henry, Letter from to Pennsylvania Committee of Safety,

Gives a receipt for Arms, &c.,

Fisher, William, appointed Lieutenant of Maryland Militia,

Fishermen, proceedings of New-York Congress in relation to,

Fishery, Petition relative to the Newfoundland,

Consequence to, of losing American supplies,

The act prohibiting Americans from using,

Fisk, Samuel, Representative of Watertown,

Fitch, John, appointed Lieutenant of New-Jersey Militia,

Fitchburg, Mass., Vote of, on Independence,

Fithian, P. V., appointed Chaplain in New-Jersey Militia,

Fitzgerald, William, appointed Lieutenant New-York Militia,

Fitzpatrick, Hon. Mr., supports Mr. Burke’s Bill,

Speech of, on Lord North’s Prohibitory Bill,

Replies to Lord Mulgrave,

Flag, description of emblem on American,

Of truce, arrival of, at Annapolis,

Of truce, fired on at Sullivan’s Island,

For which Gov. Rutledge orders an apology,

Flanagin, Samuel, Pardon granted to by the Virginia Convention,

Flax, purchased by New-York Congress, for employment of poor,

Fleet, sickness in the American,

An Agent appointed for the American,

British, spoken at sea,

Pennsylvania Committee of Safety resolve on a Commodore for their,

Deserters from the Enemy’s,

List of principal ships in Enemy’s, at Hook,

Fleming, Colonel Edward, Deputy Adjutant-General,

Non-arrival of, in Canada, complained of,

He sends prisoners to the Marshal of New-York,

Offers his resignation,

Various Returns from,

Waits on New-York Congress by order of Putnam,

Fleming, Samuel, appointed Lieutenant of the “Hearts of Oak,”

Flemming, Colonel, his Virginia Battalion taken into Continental pay,

Fletcher, Thomas, examined by New-York Committee,

Flints, General Order relating to,

General Schuyler’s want of,

General Washington takes great pains to supply,

Army at New-York very deficient in,

Floating Batteries, Congress order, for the defence of New-York,

Flour, supply of, procured in Canada,

Necessitous seizure of,

Daily sent from Ticonderoga to Canada,

Washington’s remarks thereon,

Purchased in Philadelphia for Canada Army,

Floyd, Colonel William, Letter from, to John McKesson,

Patchin’s abuse of,

Flying-Camp, Congress take measures to raise a,

Washington’s advice as to Commander of,

Resolve of Pennsylvania Committee of Safety relating to the,

Mr. Morris’s explanation for Pennsylvania on the subject of,

How constituted,

Maryland Convention order their quota to,

How formed in Maryland,

Maryland sends her Resolves thereon to Congress,

Congress resolve to increase the,

New-Jersey orders half her Militia to join the,

Her Ordinance to that effect,

Resolve of Congress to establish,

Folkenstone, Lord, Speech of, on Lord North’s Bill,

Moves to divide Alderman Oliver’s Motion,

Moves the Previous Question,

Folsom, General Nathaniel, order of New-Hampshire to,

His Circular to the Militia Captains,

Fooks, Lieutenant, arrives in England from Quebeck,

Foot Post, arrangement of a, between Montreal and Sorel,

Forage, North-Carolina advances money to purchase,

Forbearance, English boast of,

Forbes, Gilbert, arrested as a Conspirator,

Testimony of, in the case of Hickey,

Examined before New-York Committee,

Forbes, William, arrested by order of the New-York Committee,

Examined before New-York Committee,

Force, insufficiency of, sent to America,

Ford, Lieutenant, a delivery of Powder to,

Foreigners, employment of, discussed in Parliament,

Earl of Sandwich approves of it,

Lord Shelburne’s views on the measure,

Debate in the House of Lords on employing,

Governour Johnstone’s sentiments on employing,

Inlistment of individual,

Lord J. Cavendish’s remarks on,

Forester, Letter IV. of the,