McClure, James, appointed Lieutenant of Marines,

McComas, James, appointed Captain of Maryland Militia,

McCubbin, Zachariah, appointed Captain of Maryland Militia,

McCulloch, Alexander, (prisoner,) exchange of, solicited,

McCutcheon, David, committed to Jail,

McDonald, James, punished for mutiny,

McDonald, the Miner, information against,

Letter from, to New-York Congress,

Committee appointed to agree with,

McDonald, Allan, (prisoner,) complaint of,

McDonald, General, complaint of, to Congress,

McDonald, the Clan, made prisoners in North-Carolina,

McEuen, Malcom, Chairman of the “Mechanicks in Union,”

McFall, Neal, committed to New-York Jail,

McFall, Sergeant, prisoner at large, Putnam informs New-York Congress of,

Committee make report in the case of,

The Report and his parole sent to Putnam,

McFarland, Daniel, recaptured with Captain McKay,

McFarling, John, acquitted on charge of desertion,

McGahey, Manasses, pardoned by Virginia Convention

McGaw, Colonel, Washington asks for his Battalion,

Is ordered to New-York,

His arrival there reported,

Deficiency of Arms in his Regiment,

McGee, Alexander, Order for arrest of,

Maryland Council of Safety order, beforethem,

McGowan, John, appointed Adjutant of Pennsylvania Rifles,

McIhoy, Fergus, appointed Ensign of the Maryland Militia,

McIntire, John, arrested on suspicion and discharged,

McIntosh, Colonel Lachlan, Letter from, to Washington,

Successful exploit of,

McKay, Captain Samuel, deserts from his parole,

Is retaken by the Night-Watch in Berkshire,

Is committed to prison in Hartford,

Had assumed the dress of a Clergyman,

McKean, Colonel Thomas, Letter to, from Peter Tall-man,

Resolves offered by, at a Publick Meeting,

Chairman of the Philadelphia Committee,

His Battalion vote to support Congress,

His Letter to the President thereof,

Is chosen President of the Conference,

McKenzie, Dr., ordered to attend sick at Sorel,

Taken prisoner at Trois Rivieres,

McKesson, John. Letters to, from—

William Floyed,

Colonel H. B. Livingston,

Whitehead Hicks,

George Clinton,

Colonel Malcom,

Elected Secretary by New-York Congress,

McKey, John, the Confession of,

McLean, Peter, information against,

New-York Committee order the arrest of,

Is charged with disaffection,

McLean, Lieutenant Neal, sent to Albany in irons,

Putnam sends him handcuffed to Philadelphia,

McLean, Colonel, advance of, to Three Rivers,

McLene, James, Chairman of Cumberland (Pennsylvania) Committee,

McNeal,——, a Tory, an account of,

McNeil, Mrs., ordered to remove from Wilmington, North-Carolina,

McNeil, Hector, appointed to command Frigate Boston,

McNeill, Charles, the Confession of,

McNeill, Malcom, North-Carolina orders ths imprisonment of,

Is admitted to parole,

McPherson, Robert, Chairman of York (Pennsylvania) Committee,

Madison, Thomas, appointed Paymaster of Virginia Militia,

Madrid, interference of Court of, not feared,

Maffit, Thomas, Clerk to Cornwall (New-York) Committee,

Magaw, Rev. Mr., Address of, to Battalion,

Magazine, established in Talbot County, Maryland,

Magistrates, Virginia Convention provides for continuing,

The Ordinance for,

Magna Charta, the Bill of Rights a new,

Maidstone, case of the Hanoverian Soldier at,

Main, Lieutenant, of the Yankee-Hero, wounded,

Majority, questions determined by, in the Maryland Convention,

Of Members present, a quorum in New-Jersey Congress,

Of Colonies, necessary to appointments,

Malcom, Colonel William, Letter from, to J. McKesson,

Is admitted to New-York Congress as Deputy for Charlotte,

Malcontents, Resolve of North-Carolina concerning,

Maiden, Instructions of Town of, to their Representatives,

Mallet, Richard, the Property of, restored,

Manchester, Duke of, objects to the Address,

Opposes the employment of Foreign Troops,

Moves to declare the same unconstitutional,

Replies to Lord Lyttelton,

Offers a Petition from Merchants of Bristol,

Opposes the German Treaties,

Supports the Duke of Grafton“s Motion,

Speech of, on American affairs,

Speech of, on motion to amend Lord North“s Bill,

Manchester, Lord Stanley avows the Addresses from,

The politicks of, ridiculed,

Mr, Egerton defends,

The Addresses from, pronounced indecent,

Manley, Captain, Prizes captured by,

Appraisement of Ordnance Stores taken by,

Congress take order relative to his Prizes,

Manly,——, appointed Lieutenant of Light Infantry,

Mann, Isaac, Order for the seizure of,

Mansfield, Lord, opinion of, quoted,

His Speech on the Duke of Grafton“s Motion,

Replies to a question of Duke of Richmond,

His“Speech on third reading of Lord North“s Bill,

Explains his opinions,

Replies to the Duke of Grafton,

Mansfield, Joseph, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia,

Mansfield, John, appointed Ensign of Connecticut Militia,

Manufactories, Resolve of the Maryland Convention touching,

Appropriation to encourage,

Manufactures, American trade not necessary to British,

Nature of British, explained,

Influence of the war upon,

Effects upon, of Lord North“s Bill,

Georgia recommends the encouragement of,

Marblehead, valuable Prize brought into,

Marcy, Samuel, Jun., appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia,

Marine Committee, Members of the,

Their Resolve relating to Cannon in Rhode-Island,

Their Letter to Commodore Hopkins on the subject,

Complaint of Lieutenant Hallock to the,

Their Orders to Commodore Hopkins,

Commodore Hopkins“s Report to the,

Instructions of Congress to,

Empowered to name the thirteen Frigates,

Report from, of complaints of sundry Officers,