Prisoners, Congress authorize an exchange, on board the Liverpool,

Congress reserve the exclusive right of exchange,

Pritchett, Lucretia, Claim of, allowed by Virginia Convention,

Pritchett, Samuel, paid for Bank-note lost, by Virginia Convention,

Privateers, successful cruise of Philadelphia,

Owners offer Congress Dollars for Paper-bills,

Privates, Proceedings of a Committee of, Philadelphia,

Vote of Thanks from, to crews of the Galleys,

Memorial of, to Congress,

Protest of, to Pennsylvania Assembly,

Address of, Military Associators,

Privileges, Committee of, appointed by Virginia Convention,

Privy Seal, taken from Duke of Grafton,

Privy Council, ordered to ask the King when he will receive Address,

Virginia, elected by the Convention,

Prizes, account of recapture of,

Capture of, by Privateer,

Four, recaptured from the Greyhound,

New-York Congress orders disposal of sundry,

Proclamation, Governour Carleton’s,

Governour Trumbull’s, for Embargo,

Franklin’s, calling Assembly of New-Jersey,

Dissolving old and calling new Assembly in Maryland,

Massachusetts Council’s, for a Fast-day,

Proclamation-Money, Treasurer of New-Jersey delivers up the,

Made the standard of currency in New-Jersey,

Procter, Captain, (a prisoner,) efforts to procure the release of,

Proctor, Francis, appointed Lieutenant of Fireworkers of Philadelphia,

Promotions, Resolve of Virginia Convention relating to,

Proposals, E. Tyson’s, for manufacture of Powder,

Proposition, the Duke of Grafton’s,

Mr. Hartley’s mediatorial,

Proprietary, opposing interests of the People and,

Writs, annulled by Maryland Convention,

Protest, of the Minority in the House of Lords against Address,

Of the Minority in the House of Lords against Lord North’s Bill,

Of Philadelphia, against the Pennsylvania Instructions,

Of “A Freeman,” in support of the Pennsylvania Instructions,

Of sundry persons at Barnstable, against the Vote thereof,

Of Philadelphia Board of Officers, to Assembly,

Of Privates of Philadelphia Military Association, to Assembly,

Protestants, employed in the French service,

Troubles of the Irish,

Catholick opposition to,

Lord Chatham’s protection of,

Act to enable the King to employ Foreign,

Irish Troops to be replaced by Foreign,

The Irish, in favour of America,

Providence, (Rhode-Island,) Town-Meeting of,

Provinces, other, compared with American,

Sentiments of Northern and Southern, alike,

Act to restrict the Trade of, read,

Provision, dependance on America for,

Scandalous waste of,

Scarcity of, at Quebeck,

Price of, settled at Halifax,

Estimate of men for transporting,

Forced means to procure, at Montreal,

Frauds in the issue of,

Return of, at Fort George,

Provision, Correspondence relating to export of, from New-York,

Export of, prohibited by Massachusetts Assembly,

Export of, prohibited by Connecticut Committee of Safety,

Provost-Marshal, Prayer to be delivered from the, in Nova-Scotia,

Prussia, King of, compared to Lord North,

Number of men kept in service by,

“Prussian Blues,” a Militia Company in New-York,

Publick Records, removal of, in New-York,

Publick Claims, Committee of, appointed by Virginia Convention,

Purdie, Alexander, Circular of, to Post-Offices in Virginia,

Allowance to, as Printer to Virginia Convention,

Purviance, Samuel, Jun., Letter from, to Maryland Council of Safety,

His Orders for seizure of Governour Eden,

Denies his private Correspondence with Lee,

Lee’s Letter to, produced,

Purviance, William, appointed Captain of Independent Company of North-Carolina,

Putnam, General Israel, Edmund Burke’s compliment to,

Instructions given to,

Correspondence of, with— Washington,

Schuyler,

New-York Congress,

President of Congress,

Plan submitted to the consideration of,

(See “General Orders.”)

Putnam, Colonel, ordered to inspect Highlands,

Articles required for engineering by,

Departure of, from New-York,

Putnam, Captain, Orders given to,

Quakers, Thomas Forester’s Remarks on the conduct of,

New-York Congress appoint a Committee of Inquiry concerning,

Proceedings of Baltimore Committee upon,

Proceedings of Virginia Convention in relation to,

Qualifications, Letter from Washington referred to Committee on,

Committee on, report sundry names for appointment,

Quebeck, character of the, Bill,

Right of Trial by Jury abrogated in,

Governour Johnstone’s opinion of the, Bill,

Enormous increase of the King’s power by the, Bill,

Denial that certain Troops were destined for,

Lord North promises the safety of,

Retreat of the American Army from,

Alarming scarcity of provisions at,

Siege of, raised,

Account of affairs at, by the Canada Commissioners,

Arrival of the enemy’s fleet at,

Council of War in the Camp before,

Carleton’s account of the retreat from,

Washington’s Remarks on raising the siege of,

News from, received in England,

Arrival of part of Howe’s Army at,

McChord’s intelligence from,

Arrival of reinforcements at,

Queen-Anne County, (Maryland,) Pay to Militia Officers in,

Officers for, appointed by the Convention,

Judges of Election for, appointed by the Convention,

Queen’s County, (New-York,) Letter to, from New-York Congress,

Appointment of Officers by,