Logier, John, appointed Ensign of New-Jersey Militia,

London, City of, petition Parliament,

Mr. Hartley’s Remarks on Petition of,

Gazette, “a disgrace to the Nation,”

Gazette, “on a level with the Bruxelles,”

Gazette, notice in, of American affairs,

Gazette, Sir Peter Parker’s official Letter in,

Long-Island, New-York, Plot of the Tories on,

Directions for completing Works on,

Head-Quarters of the Tories on,

Notice of Howe’s purpose to land on,

Part of his Forces land on,

Resolve of New-York Congress relative to Provisions on,

Long-Island’, (South-Carolina,) account of operations on,

Lonsdale, William, petitions Virginia Convention for relief,

Pension granted to,

Lockerman, T. W., recommended for appointment,

Deposition of,

Loomis, Epaphs., appointed Captain of Connecticut Militia,

Loosley, Thomas, Paper-maker, Petition of,

Lord, Lynde, Clerk to Litchfield Committee,

Lord, William, appointed Lieutenant-Colonel North-Carolina Militia,

Lord-Howe, Sloop, Prisoners taken by,

Lord-Howe, Prize-ship, Inventory of cargo of,

Lords, Proceedings of the House of,

Passage of the Militia Bill by the,

Losyc, Jacob, committed to Jail in New-York,

Lott, Colonel, examined before New-York Committee,

Lott, Richard, appointed Lieutenant-Colonel New-Jersey Militia,

Louden, Samuel, complaint of, to New-York Congress,

Loudoun, (Virginia,) Proceedings of the Committee of,

Louis XL., ruined the liberties of France by Militia,

Louis XIV., the example of, referred to,

Lounsberry, Jeremiah, recommended as an Ensign of Grenadiers,

Receives the appointment,

Love, Amos, Resignation of,

Love, David, appointed Lieutenant of Marines,

Lovell, James, his Letter to Arthur Lee,

Low, Peter, appointed Lieutenant of New-Jersey Militia,

Low, Isaac, released from parole and suspicion,

Lowes, Henry, Letter from, to Maryland Council of Safety,

Lowrey, Thomas, appointed Lieutenant-Colonel of New-Jersey Militia,

Lowther, Sir James, seconds Amendment to Address,

Moves employment of Hanoverians to be contrary to law,

Luby, John, punished for desertion,

Lucas, Robert, complaint against, to Virginia Convention,

His petition to them granted,

Reconsidered and rejected,

Luddington, Henry, nominated Lieutenant-Colonel of New-York Militia,

Lush, Andrew, Petition of, to Virginia Convention rejected,

Luttrell, Mr. Temple, comments on King’s Speech,

His views on American affairs,

Closes with a motion to treat with Congress,

Opposes Lord North’s Bill,

Supports Alderman Oliver’s Motion,

His Speech and Motion on the Navy,

His Speech on Mr. Sawbridge’s Motion,

Luttrell, Hon. Captain James, defends America,

Opposes the Militia Bill,

Comments on Motion for Supplies,

Moves to amend Lord North’s Bill,

Opposes the hire of Foreign Troops,

Supports Mr. Hartley’s Motion,

Lux, William, Letter from, to the Maryland Council of Safety,

Lyburn, Harry, award to, in case of sloop Olive,

Lyle, John, relief granted to, by Virginia Convention,

Lyman, Thomas, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia,

Lynch, Michael, committed by New-York Congress,

Transferred to Washington for trial,

Lynch, John, sentenced by Court-Martial,

Lyon, Rev. James, Letter from, to Washington,

Lyon, Lieutenant Peter, Order for arrest of,

Lyon, Stephen, appointed Captain of Connecticut Militia,

Lyon, Dr. William, is refused permission to inoculate,

Lyttelton, Governour, seconds Motion for Address,

His opinion of American Traders,

Opposes Colonel Barre’s Motion,

Lyttelton, Lord, defends the Earl of Chatham,

Replies to the Earl of Rochford,

On motion to examine Mr. Penn,

Alluded to as” The Noble Lord in Red,”

His Reply to the Duke of Richmond,

His Speech extolled by Ministers,

Is called to the Privy Council,

Objects to the Duke of Grafton’s Motion,

Is compared to Garrick by the Duke of Richmond,

Supports Lord North’s Bill,

Replies to the Duke of Richmond’s compliments,

Supports the German Treaties,

Contends for the right of Taxation,

Lyttle, William, appointed Lieutenant of North-Carolina Militia,

Mabison, Arthur, North-Carolinapurchases Land from,

Macauley, Alexander, declared to be disaffected,

Mac Cloud, Kenneth, Letter from, to Commodore Hopkins,

Machias, operations for relief of,

Address from, to Massachusetts Council,

Machin, Lieutenant, Ordered to Head-Quarters,

Mackall, B., Letter from, to the Maryland Council of Safety,

Chairman of Calvert County Committee,

Mackall, John, appointed Captain of Maryland Militia,

Court-Martial ordered for trial of,

Mackall, James, appointed Captain of Maryland Militia,

Maclean, Lieutenant-Colonel, complimented by General Carleton,

Macpherson, John, claims to be first Naval Commander,

Committee of Congress report against his claim,

Macworth, Mr., Chairman of the Committee of the Whole House of Commons,

His Reports as such,

McAlpine, Order for seizure of,

McAuley, Patrick, honourably acquitted,

McBride, James, appointed Captain of New-York Militia,

McCabe, John, appointed Lieutenant of Maryland Militia,

McCallister, Lieutenant, captured by Indians,

McCarty, William, Acting Deputy Quartermaster-General in Canada,

McCauley, Parson, captured at Trois Rivieres,

McChord, John, intelligence given by,

McClane, Captain, captured by Indians,

McClaughry, James, appointed Lieutenant of New-York Militia,

McClean, Captain, spirited conduct of his men,

Mc Clean,——, committed to Philadelphia Jail,

McCleave, John, appointed Captain of Row-Galley,

McCloster, Samuel, appointed Ensign of Maryland Militia,

McCluere, William, appointed Surgeon of North-Carolina Militia,

McClure, David, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia,