Lee, Richard H, Letter to, from General Lee,

Letter from, to Washington,

Lee, Arthur, a Letter supposed to be from,

Letter from, to the Secret Committee,

Dubourg’s project of corresponding with,

James Lovell’s Letter to,

Lee, Henry, Jun., elected Captain of Virginia Horse,

Lee, Joseph, fined by the New-Jersey Convention,

Lee, Schooner, valuable prize by the Warren and,

Lee, William, an Alderman of London,

Leech, William, convicted of imposition,

Lefferty, Bryan, (prisoner,) Letter from to the President of Congress,

Enlarged on parole and bond,

Legend, Mr. Burke’s, of a Prince and a Lion,

Legge, Governour, of Nova-Scotia, a project of,

Excuse for the failure of,

Legion, composition of the Britannick,

Legislation, the peculium of the Lawyer,

For America, unjust and tyrannical,

Simplest mode of, the best,

Legislative Council, Prayer to appoint for life in Nova-Scotia,

Leitch, Major, Expedition of, at Willoughby’s Point,

Lemmon, Dr. Robert, explanation of Instructions to,

Lemon, Sir William, Speech of, on Sir J. Lowther’s Motion,

Lenity, examples of British,

Lent, Joseph, Sentence of, disapproved,

Leonard, Jacob, appointed Captain of North-Carolina Militia,

Leonard, John, gives bond to New-Jersey Congress,

Fine imposed upon,

Letters, (See names of writers, passim.) Leverett, Mass., Vote of, on Independence,

Levers, Robert, Chairman of the Northampton (Pa.) Committee,

Levy Money, amount of, paid to Duke of Brunswick,

Amount of, paid to Prince of Waldeck,

Lewis, General Andrew, Letter from, to President of Congress,

Extract of a Letter to,

General Lee’s Letter to,

Lewis, George, an Officer of the General’s Guard,

Lewis, John, punished by Court-Martial,

Lewis, John, appointed Captain of Connecticut Militia,

Lewis, Joseph, appointed Lieutenant of Maryland Militia,

Lewis, Charles, appointed Colonel of Virginia Militia,

Lewis, Addison, appointed Cornet of Virginia Horse,

Lewistown (Del.) Committee, Letter from, to President of Congress,

Lexington, conduct of Americans at,

Leypold, John, Letter to, from the Maryland Council of Safety,

L’Hommedieu, Ezra, Letter from, to the New-York Congress,

Liberty, definition of Civil and Religious,

The natural produce of English soil,

Lord North expresses a veneration for,

Danger to, from the Militia Bill,

The jealous spirit of,

American War in defence of,

The right of, inherent,

“The grand claim of the Americans,”

Imaginary character of, sought for in America,

A contention for, better than discipline,

Liberty, Sloop, in service of the Forts in the Highlands,

Life-Guard, Sloop, captured from the Tories,

Testimony in relation to Washington’s,

Lightburn, Joseph, owner of the sloop Betsey and Ann,

Light Horse, a Company of, formed at Blooming-Grove,

Limes, a present of, sent to Washington,

Lincoln. Benjamin, Letter to, from Eldad Taylor,

Lind, Dr., accompanies Gates to Canada,

Linen, price of, regulated in New-Jersey,

Maryland encourages the Manufacture of,

Virginia does the same,

Lindsay, William, appointed Cornet of the Virginia Horse,

Lindsay, James, a seaman, award to, by Virginia Convention,

List, of the Minority in the House of Lords,

Of the Minority in the House of Commons,

Of Tories gone to Long-Island,

Of Grand Jurors for Cheraws District, South-Carolina,

Of Tory Prisoners at Fort Montgomery,

Of Uncommissioned Companies in Maryland Battalions,

Of Scotch Prisoners sent to General Greene,

Of charges against Prisoners sent to Connecticut,

Of Militia Companies in Harford, Maryland,

Of disaffected persons in New-York,

Of Prisoners sent by Colonel Carey to General Greene,

Of Enemy’s Ships and Generals at New-York,

Of Officers in Rifle Companies,

Of Tories in Queen’s County, New-York,

Of New-York Firemen under Colonel Stoutenburgh,

Litany, the King’s name erased from the Church, in Virginia,

Litchfield, Connecticut, Proceedings of Committee of,

Littleton, Massachusetts, Meeting of Joint Committees at,

Lively, man-of-war, Deserters from the,

Live-stock, Plan of sending to Boston, ridiculed,

Liverpool, consistency of the People of, ridiculed,

Petition from the Merchants of,

Liverpool, man-of-war, beaten off by galleys,

Mr. Adams’s mention of the battle with,

Livingston, H. B., Aid-de-Camp to General Schuyler,

Letter from, to Washington,

Letter to, from R. H. Harrison,

Letter from, to New-York Congress,

Letter from, to Lord Stirling,

Recommends Captain Childs,

Livingston, Abraham, Letter from, to President of Congress,

Letter from, to New-York Congress,

New-York Congress take order for settling accounts of,

Is examined touching sale of Provisions on Long-Island,

Livingston, John, Jun., accused of secreting a Fugitive,

Livingston, Walter, Chairman of Secret Committee at Albany,

Letter to, from Schuyler,

Livingston, General William, Letter to, from Washington,

Letter from, to Washington,

Letter to, from Edward Thomas,

Letter from, to General H. Mercer,

Command of New-Jersey Militia offered to,

Which he declines accepting,

Livingston, John W., sent as prisoner to New-York Congress,

Is heard before the Congress,

Refuses to ask pardon, and is committed,

Recants, and prays to be discharged,

Is discharged on parole,

Lloyd, J., Jun., authorized to take possession of an Estate,

Lloyd, Thomas, cited before Baltimore Committee,

Witnesses examined against and censure passed upon,

Loan Officers, Proceedings of, stayed by New-York Congress,

Locke, his doctrine of Necessity,

His doctrine of Government,