Removal of, in Maryland,

Captured by the enemy on Long-Island,

Exchange of, proposed,

Part of a prize-cargo at Boston,

An arrival of, from St. Eustatia,

Connecticut pays the manufacturer for,

Pennsylvania applies to Congress for,

Albany Committee apply for,

General Lee acknowledges receipt of,

General Ward forwards a supply of,

Large shipment of, for Maryland,

Disposition of, belonging to New-York,

Congress furnish two tons of, to New-Jersey,

Secret Committee ordered to deliver sundry parcels of,

E. Tyson’s Proposals for erecting,

Maryland Convention repeal the order for working,

Not synonymous with Right,

His Speech on Lord Barrington’s Resolutions,

He replies to Mr. Burke,

Explains Expenses of Indian Department,

Not satisfied with the Minister,

Replies to Mr. Jenkinson,

Speech of, on Mr. T. Townshend’s Motion,

Asks an explanation of “unconditional submission,”

Names of the Royal family stricken from the Book of, by Virginia Convention,

Congress adopt, to the Resolution of 10th of May,

Progressive steps of,

Mr. Locke’s definition of,

Committee report against Petition of,

Moved by Governour Pownall,

Supported by Lord George Germaine,

Moved on Alderman Oliver’s Motion,

Moved by Lord Clare on Mr. Fox’s Motion,

Moved on the Duke of Grafton’s Motion,

Royal American Regiment commanded by,

President of Georgia recommends regulation of,

Convention appoint Officers for,

Convention appoint Judges of Election for,

Washington’s views on the treatment of,

Minutes of the mode of treating, in England,

The conduct of, at Northampton,

Number of, taken by the enemy in River St. Lawrence,

List of, paroled by Lord Dunmore,

Number of, taken at the Cedars,

Arnold rejects Forster’s offer of exchange,

Murder of, by the Indians,

Good treatment of, at Quebeck,

Arnold’s negotiations for exchange of,

Cartel of exchange agreed upon,

Examination of three, taken in Oyster-Bay,

Exchange of, at Philadelphia,

Commitment of the North-Carolina, at Philadelphia,

Orders of Congress to treat, as Officers,

Distribution of, approved by Congress,

List of Tory, at Fort Montgomery,

Schuyler orders all, in Canada, sent to him,

Return of “Rebel” in the Greyhound,

Sent from Provost-Guard to New-York Jail,

Washington disapproves of giving passes to,

General Ward asks additional provision for,

Officers taken, at Three Rivers,

Resolves of Congress relating to,

Application by, for exchange,

Application by, refused by Congress,

Return of, taken in transport at Nantasket,

List of Scotch, taken back of Long-Island,

List of, sent from Albany to Connecticut,

The Committee on, in New-York Congress, to J. Sleght,

Regulations of Connecticut relating to,

List of, sent to General Greene,

Resolves of Springfield Committee respecting,

Congress authorize an exchange of,

Required to wear their uniforms, by Pennsylvania Committee,

Committee appointed by New-York Congress to examine,

Petition of British, for further allowance,

Inquiry into the Albany, sent to Hartford,

Militia Guard appointed and armed by New-York Congress for,

Order of North-Carolina respecting certain escaped,

Expenses of transporting, in Maryland,

Expenses of supporting, in North-Carolina,

Exchange of, discussed in Virginia Convention,

Parole of, enforced by Virginia Convention,

Report on the state of, to the Virginia Convention,

Report of names of, and charges against, to Virginia Convention,

Disposal of, captured by John and James Barron,

Order of Congress to remove British,

Of War, New-Jersey orders a List of, to be made out,

Committee of Congress recommend a Commissary of,

Congress prescribe the treatment of,

Congress grant indulgence to sundry,