Sawbridge, Mr., Extols the valour of Americans,

Reviews the state of the Colonies,

Replies to Mr. Rigby,

Sawyer, Ebenezer, sentenced by Court-Martial,

Saxons, the, a memorable example of Foreign Troops,

Form of their Government popular,

Sayer, Mr., false report concerning,

Sues for false imprisonment,

Sayre, James, appointed Lieutenant of New-York Militia,

Scammel, Alexander, Deputy Adjutant-General, Retrun from,

Scarsdale, Lord, Report from, to House of Lords,

Schomberg, Marshal, his Speech to his Soldiers,

Schoonmaker, Petrus, Letter from, to New-York Congress,

His complaint of rank answered,

Schoonmaker, Frederick, second Captain in Pawling’s Regiment,

Schoonmaker, C. C., informs of proceedings in Ulster,

Schuyler, General, is accused of being “a king’ Officer,”

Washington’s treatment of the charge against,

His notice of the rumours against,

The Committees of Berkshire honourably acquit,

He asks for a Court of Inquiry,

Renews the request to the President of Congress,

Mentions the design to seize him as a Tory,

Various attempts to excite Washington against,

Asa Douglass speaks freely of,

Washington sends copies of his Letters to Congress

Duties assigned to, by Congress,

His Correspondence with—

General Washington,

President of Congress,

The Albany Committee,

Colonel Dayton,

General Sullivan,

Canada Commissioners,

General Arnold,

Sir John Johnson,

Lady Johnson,

Volkert P. Douw,

Walter Livingston,

General Putnam

General Thomas,

Samuel Kirkland,

Robert Watts, on the subject of Lady Johnson,

Captain Wynkoop,

John Lansing,

Governour Trumbull,

Massachusetts Assembly,

Meshech Weare,

Meshech Weare,

Dr. Stringer,

New-York Congress,

Colonel Wynkoop,

General Gates,

Schuyler, Major, recommendation of,

Introduction of, to Washington,

He is ordered to Long-Island,

Schuyler, John, asks for a Pass to Norfolk,

Schuyler, Schooner, captures made by,

Schuyler, Schooner, captures made by,

Scituate, (Massachusetts,) Instructions of, to Representatives,

Scoly, William, examination of, in the case of Frost,

Scotch, insolence of the, party, at Norfolk,

The British rely upon the, in America,

Sir John Johnson at the head of the

Scotland, Address of the Church of, to the King,

Scott, U., Letter from, to Maryland Council of Safety,

Scott, Brigadier-General J. M., Order of, to Barrackmaster,

Appointed to command New-York Levies,

Draft of the Commission to,

Avows himself the Author of a Pamphlet,

Asks and obtains a Brigade-Major,

Scott, Benjamin, appointed Lieutenant of Maryland Militia,

Scovil, Stephen, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia,

Scovil, Samuel, appointed Ensign of Connecticut Militia,

Scribner, Seth, Deposition of,

Scribner, Ebenezer, suspicions against,

Petitions of, for a hearing,

Scribner, Joseph, suspected of joining the enemy,

Scribner, Benjamin, capture and examination of,

Committed to New-York Jail,

Scudder, Henry, appointed Lieutenant of New-York Minute-Men,

Scudder, William, appointed Major of New-Jersey Militia,

Scurvy, prevalence of, at Fort Constitution,

Seal, device for the Great, adopted by Virginia,

Committee appointed to prepare, for “United States of America,”

Seamen, rapid inlistment of, asserted,

Levy of sixpence per month on all American,

Captain Luttrell’s defence of British,

Taken on board American vessels, impressed,

Enemy’s, not to be exchanged for merchant sailors,

Sears, Colonel Isaac, Letter to, from Washington,

Settlement of accounts of,

Secrecy, suspicious policy of,

Oath of, taken by Members of the New-York Congress,

Secret Correspondence, Members of the Committee of,

M. Dumas’s Letter to,

Committee of, to Captain Hodge,

Letter from Arthur Lee to,

Contract of Committee with Penet and others of Paris

Letter from Committee to William Bingham,

Orders from Committee to Captain L. Wicks,

Captain Wicks’s Reply to Committee,

Committee ordered by Congress to send Provisions to Bermuda,

Secret Committee, Schuyler asks for, at Albany,

Schuyler sends Mr. Duer to,

Papers of, delivered to the Secretary of New-York Committee,

New-Jersey appoints a,

Sedgwick, Theodore, Secretary to General Thomas,

Seely, Gustus, sentenced by Court-Martial,

Selby, William, Letter to, from Maryland Council of Safety,

Selden, Samuel, appointed a Colonel of Connecticut Militia,

Senecas, doubts concerning the intentions of the,

Effect of Butler’s influence with the,

Separation, fatal effects of, to Great Britain,

Recommended by Buckingham County, Va.,

Sergeant, Mr., (of New-Jersey,) resigns his seat in Congress,

Sergent, Colonel, Regiment of, employed,

Sessions, Ebenezer, appointed Ensign of Connecticut Militia,

Settlement, Lord Chatham’s respect for the Act of,

Governour Johnstone’s views of the Act of,

Serjeant Adair’s construction of the Act of,

Severn, Battalion, apply for Arms,

Seymour, Mr., replies to Mr. Cornwall,

Seymour, Israel, appointed Captain of Connecticut Militia,

Seymour, Thomas, appointed Lieutenant-Colonel of Horse of Connecticut Militia,

Ordered to join Washington at New York,

Makes excuses for not marching,