To New-York Congress on the disaffected,

To New-York Congress on a new form of Government,

To New-York Congress on the subject of the small-pox,

To New-York Congress on arrangement of Militia,

To New-York Congress on Militia Drafts for Continental service,

The Congress concur in the, on the disaffected,

To Congress on Washington’s Letters, &c.,

To Congress on value of Gold and Silver Coins,

To Congress of Committee appointed to confer with Washington,

To Congress on the subject of the price of Salt,

To Congress on the Petition from New-Hampshire Grants,

Of Committee of the Whole, read in Congress,

On counterfeiting Bills of Credit,

Of Committee on Qualifications,

Of Committee on the affairs of Canada,

Representation, the system of, explained at Boston,

Representatives, in Parliament, necessary to Taxation,

A fiction of Law,

Reprisal, Ship, despatched by Secret Committee,

Republick, intention and ability of America to establish a,

Republicus, to the People of Pennsylvania,

Resistance, when pardonable,

Resolutions, Lord North’s, on the Nova-Scotia Petition,

Lord North’s, on the Electoral Troops,

On the motion for Supply,

Lord Barrington’s on Army Supplies,

Of New-York Congress on a new Government,

Of New-York Congress in reply to a requisition of Congress,

Of Virginia Convention recommending Independence,

Certain, postponed by Congress,

Of Congress, in relation to Canada,

Of Maryland, read in Congress,

Resolve, Cheers upon reading a, of Congress,

Of Maryland Convention, in case of Governour Eden,

Of Pennsylvania Assembly,

Return, of Troops in Canada under Sullivan,

Artillery Stores at Albany,

Knox’s Artillery,

The Garrison at Fort George,

Suffolk Minute Regiment,

Stores, &c., received and forwarded at Fort George,

Garrison at Fort Constitution,

Persons, Provisions, &c., at several Posts,

General, of the Army at New-York,

Continental Forces in Canada,

Colonel Wynkoop’s Regiment,

Cannon and Artillery at New-York,

Men who drew Rations on 23d and 24th of June,

General Scott’s Brigade at New-York,

State of Arms, &c., at New-York,

Captain Hamilton’s Company of New-York Artillery,

Returns, moved for by Duke of Grafton,

Reve, Selah, appointed Lieutenant of New-York Militia,

Revenue, Lord Germaine’s view of American,

Revolution, mischiefs remedied by the English,

The privilege and birth-right of Americans,

Reynolds, Joseph, acquitted of disaffection,

Reynolds, James, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia,

Rhode-Island, her Battalion taken into service,

Memorial to Congress from Assembly of,

Letter from President of Congress to the Governour of,

Assembly of, vote thanks to Washington,

Letter from President of Congress to Assembly of,

Her Credentials to Delegates, read in Congress,

He supports the Address,

Affirms the illegality of Congress,

Supports Lord North’s Bill,

Richard, the cause of the fall of, Second,

Richards, Captain W., appointed Ship’s Husband for Philadelphia,

Richards, Benjamin, punished by Court-Martial,

Richards, Nathaniel, appointed Ensign of Connecticut Militia,

Richards, John, admitted to parole by New-Jersey,

Permitted to return home under bond,

Richardson, William, Letter from, to the Maryland Council of Safety,

Elected Captain of Maryland Militia,

Richardson, Thomas, Report from, to Pennsylvania Committee of Safety,

Letter from, to Commodore Hopkins,

Richelieu, Enemy’s ships not able to ascend the,

Richmond, Duke of, condemns Administration,

Argues against employment of Foreigners,

Moves to call in Mr. Penn,

Answers objections to his Motion,

Moves to postpone consideration until Mr. Penn is examined,

Delivers a copy of his Questions to Mr. Penn,

Objects to a question put to Mr. Penn,

Urges the immediate necessity of reconciliation,

Introduces a Motion on the subject,

Supports the Duke of Grafton’s Motion,

Replies to Lord Mansfield,

Opposes Lord North’s Bill,

Is called to order,

His Rejoinder to Lord Lyttelton,

His Retort upon the Earl of Denbigh,

Questions Ministers on a clause of the Bill,

Moves an Address against the German Treaties,

Replies to objections to his Motion,

Richmond, N. Y., Letter from Committee of, to the Congress,

List of suspected persons in the County of,

Deputies from, to Provincial Congress,

Order for attendance of the Deputies,

Persons in, ordered to be arrested,

Persons in, holding office from the King,

Richer, Conrad, appointed Ensign of Maryland Militia,

Rickman, William, elected by Congress Director of Hospital for Virginia,

Riddell, John, Passport granted to,

Rider, Sir George Savile’s, to the Militia Bill,

Ridgely, Henry, Memorial of, to Maryland Convention,

Complaint against, by Captain Dorsey,

Ridgely, Richard, appointed Assistant Clerk to Maryland Council of Safety,

Ridley, Sir M. W., calls on Lord North for information,

Ridley, Captain, Sailing Orders to, countermanded,

Riflemen, List of Officers in Maryland Battalion of,

Two additional Companies raised in Maryland for Continental service,

Congress recommend to Virginia to raise a Company of,

Rifles, Lee’s scheme for purchasing, approved,

Rigby, Mr., his view of the right of Taxation,

Ridicules the Opposition,

Replies to Mr. Sawbridge and Mr. Luttrell,