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Inoculation, Arnold advises, in the Army, | 579 |
Forbidden by Putnam in General Orders, | 635 |
| Inquiry, Schuyler asks for a Court of, | 609 |
Court of, on Lieutenant Merrill, | 697 |
Washington replies to General Schuyler’s request for, | 770 |
Opinion of Court of, in the case of Captain Copp, | 969 |
Colonel Hazen asks for a Court of, | 1105 |
Congress order, into conduct of Officers in Canada, | 1719 |
| Inslow, Daniel, complaint against, | 1422 |
Brought before the New-York Congress and reprimanded, | 1423 |
| Instructions, to sundry Committees in the House of Commons, | 76 |
General Conway’s motion for Howe’s, | 380 |
Schuyler’s, to James Price, | 414 |
To the Delegates of Buckingham, Virginia, | 458 |
Maryland Convention’s, to Deputies in Congress, | 463 |
Pennsylvania Assembly’s, to their Deputies in Congress, | 518, 755, 862 |
Washington’s, to Putnam, | 533 |
Of Town of Boston to their Representatives, | 556 |
Of Town of Maiden to their Representatives, | 602 |
To the Commissary, &c, at Fort-Island, | 656 |
To the Pennsylvania Ship’s Husband, | 661 |
To Captain Reed, for the government of the Navy, | 667 |
Of Scituate, Mass., to their Representatives, | 699 |
Of Acton, Mass., to their Representatives, | 702 |
Of Topsfield, Mass., to their Representatives, | 703 |
Sullivan’s, to General Thompson, | 923 |
Of Charles County, Md., to their Delegates, | 1018 |
Of Talbot County, Md., to their Delegates, | 1019 |
Washington’s to General Gates, | 1052 |
To Captain Henry Dougherty, | 1291 |
New-Jersey’s, to her Delegates in Congress, | 628 |
Georgia’s, to her Delegates in Congress, | 1674 |
| Insurgents, Ministerial ideas of, | 37 |
Resolve of New-Jersey concerning her, | 1630 |
| Intercourse, Lord North’s Bill to prohibit, | 186 |
| Interest, Resolve of Maryland Convention relating to, | 1504 |
| Inventory, Prize, taken by Captain Mugford, | 495 |
Of things taken in the Dock and Harbour of Boston, | 680 |
Of Prize-ships Lord Howe and George, | 1113 |
Of Prize-brig Annabella, | 1114 |
New-Jersey orders, of absconding persons’ estates, | 1657 |
| Invoice, of Ordnance Stores sent from Boston to New-York, | 728 |
| Ireland, three to one on the side of America, | 31 |
Motion on Message to Parliament of, | 258 |
Parallel between America and, | 131, 134 |
Mr. Conolly’s picture of, | 258 |
| Irnham, Lord, on the Message to the Irish Parliament, | 261 |
On the German Treaties, | 278 |
On the Resolutions for Supplies, | 319 |
In support of Mr. Sawbridge’s Motion, | 375 |
| Irwin, Francis, honourably acquitted of disaffection, | 722 |
| Irwin, Matthew, Draft in favour of, | 939 |
| Irwin, Colonel, taken prisoner at Trois Rivieres, | 828, 975 |
Carleton’s mention of, | 1002 |
| Isham, John, Jun., appointed Captain of the Connecticut Militia, | 874 |
| Isle-aux-Noix, Arnold hopes to make stand at, | 649 |
The Canada Army retreat to, | 1071 |
Sullivan’s account of the retreat to, | 1103 |
Sullivan’s Report to Schuyler from, | 1201 |
| Islip, N. Y., Census of Inhabitants of, | 1243 |
| Ives, Noah, appointed Captain of the Connecticut Militia, | 874 |
| Ivins, Moses, Order for arrest of, by the New-Jersey Congress, | 1630 |
Petition of, to the Congress, | 1633 |
Is made to give bond, | 1634 |
A fine is imposed upon, | 1665 |
| Jacket, Richard, appointed Lieutenant of the New-York Grenadiers, | 1345 |
| Jackson, John, makes return of Officers in Goshen, | 1350 |
| Jackson, George, appointed Ensign of the Maryland Militia, | 1473 |
| Jacobs, John, appointed Ensign of the North-Carolina Militia, | 1444 |
| Jacobson, Christian, Chairman of the Richmond, (N. Y.) Committee, | 438 |
| Jacquet, Joseph, appointed Lieutenant of the Pennsylvania Rifles, | 851 |
| Jailer, punishable for escape of Prisoners, | 1403 |
| Jamaica, N. Y., Proceedings of the Committee of, | 637 |
Asks a Loan from New-York Congress, | 715 |
| James, encroachments of King, | 54 |
Held up as a warning example, | 114 |
| James, Richard, appointed Major by Virginia Convention, | 1518 |
| Jameson, John, elected Captain of Virginia Horse, | 1565 |
| Jamison, John, President of Meeting of Privates at Philadelphia, | 568 |
| Jansen, Cornelius T., appointed Captain by Congress, | 1722 |
| Jay, John, one of the Secret Committee, | 620 |
| Jaycocks, Charles, Commissary of North-Carolina Militia, | 1454 |
| Jeffery, Edward, appointed Ensign of Connecticut Militia, | 873 |
| Jencks, John, Moderator at Providence Town-Meeting, | 697 |
| Jenifer, D. of St. Thomas, President of Maryland Council of Safety, | 1046 |
Rechosen President of Maryland Council of Safety, | 1465 |
| Jenifer, ——, (of Maryland,) bravery of, on Sullivan’s Island, | 1184 |
| Jenkins, Thomas, appointed Lieutenant of Maryland Militia, | 1473 |
| Jenkinson, Mr., supports Lord Barrington’s Resolutions, | 154 |
Mr. Burke replies to, | 157 |
Reply of, to Mr. T. Townshend, | 195 |
Reply of, to Mr. Fox, | 238 |
Mr. Luttrell makes severe attack on, | 246 |
| Jennings, Jacob, appointed Surgeon of New-Jersey Militia, | 1658 |
| Jerry, Negro, a story of “American Cruelty,” | 220 |
| Jesuits, numerous in America, | 83 |
| Jewell, Joseph, appointed Ensign of New-York Militia, | 1350 |
| Jewett, Joseph, Clerk to Joint Committee of West-ford, | 712 |
| Jobs, examples of Army, | 133 |
| John, King, compelled to listen to a Congress at Runnymede, | 140 |
| Johnson, Thomas, President of Maryland Convention, | 567 |
Letter to, from Colonel Smallwood, | 1255 |
Elected Deputy to Congress, | 1499 |
| Johnson, Sir John, Order for arrest of, | 447 |
Proofs of hostile intentions of, | 480 |
Order for seizure of, | 493 |
Colonel Dayton fails in the attempt to take, | 511 |
Supposed escape of, to Niagara, | 581 |
Connection of, with the Indians, | 609 |
Reported “at the head of his Scotch Gang,” | 633 |
General Schuyler’s Letters to, and Lady, | 642, 643 |
His Letter to Schuyler, | 644 |
His Lady is ordered to be removed to Albany, | 647 |
Infamous conduct of, exposed, | 648 |
Washington approves of Dayton’s watching, | 768 |
His Lady is detained as a Hostage, | 913 |
His Lady complains to Washington of Schuyler, | 930 |
| Johnson, Colonel Guy, influence of with the Indians, | 729 |
| Johnson, B., Letter from, to the Maryland Council of Safety, | 732 |
| Johnson, Nathaniel, appointed Captain of Connecticut Militia, | 874 |
| Johnson, Peter, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia, | 874 |
| Johnson, E., Letter from, to the Maryland Council of Safety, | 881 |
Their Reply to | 985 |
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