Montgomery, Hugh, appointed Lieutenant of Marines,

Montgomery, John, appointed Commissioner of Indian Affairs,

Montreal, the Canada Commissioners write from,

Extract of a Letter dated,

Inhabitants of, unfriendly,

Washington fears the loss of,

Reported to be in the enemy’s possession,

Moore, Brigadier-General, to the Committee of Halifax, North-Carolina,

Moore, Robert, elected Lieutenant of Maryland Militia,

Moore, John, Jan., arrest of, for insulting the Colonies,

Examined by New-York Congress,

Is permitted to return home on parole,

Moore, John, punished by Court-Martial,

Moore, & Craig, Prize Agents, publick spirit of,

Moore, Charles, resigns as Clerk to Pennsylvania Assembly,

Accounts of, settled,

Moore, Ely, appointed Ensign of New-Jersey Militia,

Morehouse, Andrew, nominated Lieutenant-Colonel of New-York Militia,

Morgan, George, Letter from, to Lewis Morris,

Seizure of Powder sent to,

His Letter referred to Committee on Indian Affairs,

Congress explain the sending Powder to,

Morgan, James, elected Lieutenant of Maryland Militia,

Morgan, Dr. John, Letter from, to Samuel Adams,

Applies to New-York Congress for certain Medicines,

His application partially granted,

He memorializes Congress,

Morgan, Hayncs, appointed Lieutenant-Colonel by the Virginia Convention,

Morgan, Abel, appointed Lieutenant of Marines by Congress,

Morlan, Richard, advertised as an enemy,

The Advertisement repeated,

Morony, William, Provost-Marshal, reports execution of Hickey,

Morris, Colonel, replies to Governour Johnstone in House of Commons,

Morris, Robert, Letter from, to Washington,

Letter to, from James Mease,

His Statement in behalf of the Pennsylvania Committee of Safety,

Morris, hewis, Letter to, from George Morgan,

The Powder he sent to Morgan seized,

Morris, Samuel C, Secretary of Philadelphia Committee,

Chosen Secretary of the Pennsylvania Conference,

Morris, James, Jun., appointed Ensign of Connecticut Militia,

Morris, Aid-de-Camp, Lee highly recommends,

Morris, Captain John, killed on board the Bristol,

Morris, Gouverneur, Letter to, from David Matthews,

Letter to, from James Coggeshall,

Morris, Lewis, appointed Brigadier-General by the New-York Congress,

Morris, Lewis, Jun., appointed Brigade-Major by the New-York Congress,

Morris, Richard, appointed Paymaster by Virginia Convention,

To act under orders of Committee of Safety,

Morris, William, appointed Lieutenant of Maryland Militia,

Morse, Charles, petitions New-York Congress for employment,

Morton, Mr., supports Lord North’s Measures,

Morton, John, Speaker of Pennsylvania Assembly,

Morton, Perez, Deputy Secretary of Massachusetts Coucil,

Mosely, Joseph, Death of, in Canada,

Mosely, Joseph, appointed Captain of Connecticut Militia,

Mostyn, reference to the case of,

Mother Country, Lord North’s ideas of the,

Motion, Mr. Buller’s, for Seamen, carried.

Mr. Luttrell’s, to treat with Congress, lost,

To exempt Georgia from Lord North’s Bill, lost,

To postpone Lord North’s Bill, lost,

On expenses of the Army, rejected,

For an Address to the King, rejected,

Mr. Fox’s, for Committee of Inquiry, rejected,

Mr. Hartley’s, for Estimates, rejected,

Mr. Hartley’s, for pacification, rejected,

Duke of Manchester’s, for Despatches, rejected,

Mott, Colonel, employed in erecting works at New-London,

Mott, Samuel, appointed Lieutenant-Colonel of Connecticut Militia,

Is promoted,

Mott, Captain Edward,, promotion of,

Mott, Major James, resignation of,

Moulton, Lieutenant-Colonel, inoculation of,

Dr. Betts is punished for inoculating,

Moultrie, Colonel, bravery of, praised by Lee,

Applies for boats for Sullivan’s Island,

Various Orders of Lee to,

His Correspondence with General Armstrong,

Receives a Letter of Thanks from Lee,

Receives a Letter from Governour Rutlcdge,

And from Christopher Gadsden,

Mountstuart, Viscount, on the Militia Bill,

Mount, James, Commission of, revoked by New-Jersey,

Mowbray, Captain, Sailing Orders to, countermanded,

Moylan, Stephen, Letter to, from W. Watson,

Letter to, from J. Wentworth,

Commissioned as Quartermaster-General,

Appointment announced in General Orders,

Letter from, to President of Congress,

His election in Congress,

Letter from, of thanks and acceptance,

Moysey, Mr., opposes the Militia Bill,

Speech of, on motion to amend Bill of Indemnity,

Muer, John, appointed Accountant by the Maryland Council of Safety,

Appointed Lieutenant of Maryland Militia,

Mugford, Captain, of schooner Franklin,

Heroick conduct and .fate of,

General Ward’s account of,

Washington laments the fate of,

Muhlcnbcrg, Colonel, Regiment ordered to Charles-town, South-Carolina,

His Virginia Troops praised by Lee,

Wlulgrave, Lord, defends the Ministry,

Confirms Sir H. Palliser on state of Navy,

Mullikin, Lieutenant James, Trial of, ordered by Maryland,

Mullin, Robert, appointed Captain of Marines,

Mumford, Thomas, Letter from, to Governour Trum-bull,

Munnel, James, Sen., elected Lieutenant New-York Militia,

Munro, Hugh, Order for seizure of,

Munroe, John, Order for seizure of,

Murdoch, James, Letter from, to Maryland Council of Safety,

Murray, John, appointed to make enrolment of Maryland Associators,

Murraysfield, (Massachusetts,) Vote of, on Independence,

Muskets, Washington receives, from Providence,

Large supply of, from France,

New French, invention of,

Mustermaster-General, Congress appoint a,

Mutiny Rill, Governour Johnstone’s Remarks on,

Mutiny Act, construction of, by Serjeant Adair,

Myer, John J., appointed Lieutenant of “Prussian-Blues,”

Myriclc, Joshua, recommended for Lieutenancy,

Nominated Adjutant of New-York Militia,

Nailers, effect of the American War upon,