Massachusetts, the People of Machias to the Council of,

Petition of Inhabitants of Wellfleet to Council of,

Congress call upon Assembly of,

Joseph Greenleaf to the Council of,

“A Watchman” to the People of,

Assembly of, to their Delegates in Congress,

General Ward to the Council of,

Proceedings of Assembly of, regulating Courts of Law,

Proceedings to prohibit exportation of Provisions,

General Schuyler to Assembly of,

Meshech Weare to Assembly of,

Stephen Smith to Assembly of,

Report from David Reed to Assembly of,

Complaints of the inaction of Assembly of,

E. W. Stanhope (a prisoner,) to the Council of,

“Armatus” to the People of,

Council of, to the President of Congress,

Colonel Campbell, (a prisoner,) to the,

Washington to Assembly of,

Congress order the Battalions of, to be completed,

Massenbaugh, Baron, sent as Engineer to South-Carolina,

Massie, General, his treatment of Prisoners at Halifax,

Mather, Samuel, Chairman of Westfleld Committee,

Matlack, Colonel T., Battalion of, vote for Independence,

Matthews, Mr. Justice, Thanks of South-Carolina given to,

Matthews, Joel, to New-York Congress,

Matthews, Stephen, appointed Captain of Connecticut Militia,

Matthews, Colonel, (of Virginia,) Letter of Thanks to,

Matthews, David, (Mayor of the City of New-York,) aids the Conspirators in New-York,

New-York Committee authorize Washington to arrest,

Is examined before the Committee,

Letter from, to Gouverneur Morris,

Mr. Beekman permitted to visit him in Jail,

Matthews, Fletcher, no evidence found against,

Matthews, James, New-York Committee order arrest of,

Gives bond for appearance when called on,

Signs a Declaration to defend the Colony,

Mattox, Samuel, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia,

Mawbey, Sir Joseph, calls the war “a hellish policy,”

Speech of, on American affairs,

Maxwell, Colonel, ordered with his Troops to Sorel,

Report of his arrival,

Gallantry of,

Maxwell, Captain, capture of, with his Highlanders,

Maxwell, William, Order for imprisonment of, in North-Carolina,

Mazure, Christian, punished for desertion,

Mead, Matthew, appointed Major of Connecticut Militia,

Mead, Abner, appointed Captain of Connecticut Militia,

Mease, James, his Letter to Robert Morris,

An order to, as Commissary,

Mechanicks, political rights of,

“Mechanicks in Union,”Address of, to New-York Congress,

Answer of the Congress to,

Second Address of,

A Committee from, wait upon the Congress,

Mecum, William, appointed Major of New-Jersey Militia,

Medical Department, Dr. Morgan’s Remarks on the,

Medicines, want of, at Ticonderoga,

Dr. organ’s application for, refused,

Medway, Vote of, on Independence,

Meeks, John, appointed Captain of “Hearts of Oak,”

Meigs, Jehiel, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia,

Meigs, Major R. J., pay of, granted to his wife,

Mellish, Mr. Charles, defends the policy of Ministers,

Memorial, of the Committee of Privates of Philadelphia, to Congress,

H. Ridgley’s, to the Maryland Convention,

Members of Rhode-Island Assembly to Congress,

City of Philadelphia to Congress,

Richard Hanson’s, to Dinwiddie Committee,

Vestry of New-York City to the Congress thereof,

Pennsylvania Committee of Safety to Congress,

Pennsylvania Committee of Safety to their Assembly,

Philadelphia Committee to the Justices of Courts,

Colonel J. Nicholson’s, to Washington,

Mrs. Catharine Lamb’s, to Washington,

Garret Roorback’s, to Washington,

Patriotick Society’s, to Pennsylvania Conference,

Captain Painter’s, to the Board of War,

The Surgeons’ Mates’, to General Heath,

J. Hylton’s, to the New-York Congress,

Manufacturers of Salt, to the New-York Congress,

Maryland Council of Safety to their Convention,

Kentucky Settlers’, to Virginia Convention,

Joseph Trumbull’s, to Congress,

Dr. Sergeant’s, to Congress,

Men, a scarcity of, the defect of Government,

Menonists, Resolve of Maryland Convention in relation to,

Petition to Virginia Convention on the subject of,

Menzies, Major, killed in the affair of Nantasket,

Mercenaries, the disgrace of employing,

Mr. Dunning’s Remarks upon,

Sir J. Lowther’s Remarks upon,

Congress order an Address to the, to be prepared,

Mercer, Mr., arrival of, at Fort George,

Mercer, Hugh, Commission of Brigadier-General sent to,

His Letter of acceptance,

General Livingston’s Letter to,

Washington’s Letter to,

Is stationed at Paulus-Hook,

His election as Brigadier-General in Congress,

His Commission sent by express,

Merchants, Rivalry of American, with British,

Mr. Wedderburn’s character of,

Mr. Innes’s plan for the relief of,

Mercy, Lord North’s offers of,

Meredith, Colonel Samuel, receives the Arms of disaffected,

Is appointed Colonel by Virginia Convention,

Meredith, Peter, sentenced for desertion,

Meritches, (New-York,) Census of Inhabitants of,

Meriwether, John, honorably acquitted of disaffection,

Meriweather, Reuben, Captain of Independent Rifle Company,

Merkle, J. P., is introduced to Congress,

Merrill, Samuel, Town-Clerk of Maiden,

Merrill, Lieutenant, acquitted by Court of Inquiry,

Merrill, Joseph, Clerk of Hartford Meeting,

Merryman, John, Jun., appointed Treasurer of Fines by Baltimore,

Mershon, Henry, appointed Lieutenant of New-Jersey Militia,

Message, the King’s, to the House of Commons,

The Minister’s, to Irish House of Commons,

Schuyler’s, to the Six Nations,

Metcalfe, Thomas, an Order for disarming,

Methodists, Action of Baltimore Committee in relation to,

Micheau, Paul, excuse of, for non-attendance,