Discovery of a horrible conspiracy at,

The Mayor of, engaged in the conspiracy,

He is arrested and committed to the common Jail,

Lists of disaffected persons in various parts of,

The Delegates of, in Congress, without Instructions,

Deputies from the City and County to the Congress of,

Persons holding office from the King in,

Ask to see the Proceedings of their Congress,

Doubts of, on question of Independence,

Appoint a Secret Committee to correspond with Washington,

Examination of disaffected persons by Committee of,

Correspondence of, with— Garret Abeel,

The Albany Committee,

Elias Bayloy,

Samuel Brewster,

Thomas Brown, (a Quaker,)

James Coggeshall,

The Cow-Neck Committee,

Cumberland Committee,

Delegates in Congress,

William Dutcher,

William Ellsworth,

Colonel Fleming,

Captain A. Hamilton,

Ezekiel Hawley,

The Huntington and Southold Committee,

The Jamaica Committee,

Jonathan Lawrence,

Ezra L’Hommedieu,

Colonel H. B. Livingston,

Joel Matthews,

McDonald, the Miner,

The Members from the City and County of,

Thomas Moffat,

Newburgh and New-Windsor Committee,

The New-Jersey Congress,

The President of Congress,

General Putnam,

Levi Pawling,

Queen’s County Committee,

Jesse Raymond,

Colonel Joseph Reed,

The Richmond Committee,

Colonel Ritzema,

Rosebanks and others,

Captain Sackett and others,

Petrus Schoon maker,

General Schuyler,

William Smith,

Cornelius Steenrod,

Colonel Thomas Thomas,

Colonel Joseph Trumbull,

General Washington,

John Watts,

A Memorial to, for a Company of Light Horse,

Address of “Mechanicks in Union” to,

Memorial of Vestry of the City and County of to,

Petition of Tryon Committee to,

Adjournment of, to White-Plains,

A call made upon, by Congress,

Their Correspondence,

Nicholson, Captain James, Correspondence with Maryland Council of Safety,

Congress appoint him Captain of Frigate,

Refuses to resign the command,

Complaint made ofhisobstinacy,

Signs Returns as Commissary of Stores,

Resigns command of Fort Constitution,

Schuyler’s comments on appointment of,

Paid for performing Chaplain’s duties,

Resolves of Philadelphia Committee concerning,

Resolves of Berks Committee concerning,

Resolves of the Maryland Convention concerning,

Order of New-Jersey Congress for disarming,

The Duke of Manchester’s comments on,

Earl Sandwich “explains” the burning of,

Disaffection in the Town of,

Proceedings of Committee of,

Order for an Election in Borough of,

Resolves of Virginia Convention relating to

Ridiculed by Mr. Burke and Mr. Fox,

His Reply to those gentlemen,

Is accused of indolence,

Defends himself,

Moves to accept the Proposition of Nova Scotia,

And offers sundry Resolutions thereon,

Is accused by Mr. Burke of writing the Ox ford Address,

He replies to the charge,

Answers Objections to the Militia Bill,

Vindicates Mr. Acland,

Offers his Resolution on the Hanover Troops,

His defence of Ministers,

Leave granted him for Bill of Indemnity,

He closes the Debate on the Bill,

His character of Mr. Burke’s Speech,

His Reply to Sir Robert Smyth,

Mr. Burke examines his Propositions,

Sir G. Savile ridicules him,

He replies to Mr. Burke,

Offers his Prohibitory Bill,

Which is read and ordered to be printed,

He objects to the division of his Bill,

Retorts on Mr. Bayley,

Refuses to postpone,

Defends his Bill,

He refuses to take evidence as to Georgia,