General Washington,

General Schuyler.

Colonel Dayton,

President of Congress,

Confusion created by, on the Hudson,

Washington’s opinion of,

Washington refers a private letter of, to Congress,

Schuyler advises him to retreat from Sorel,

He retreats to the Isle-aux-Noix,

Letter to, from Colonel Hazen,

He arrives with the Army at Crown Point,

An appeal to, from the New-Hampshire Grants,

Sullivan, James, Letter from, to James Warren,

Sullivan’s, Island, S. C, Lee’s account of attack on,

Sir P. Parker commands the attack on,

Sulphur, arrival of a cargo of, at Watertown,

Shipment of, for Maryland, from West-Indies,

Resolve of Congress relating to,

Summons, Form of, issued in New-York to suspected persons,

Form of, to disaffected persons,

Form of, to appear before the Congress,

Sumner, John, appointed Major of the Connecticut Militia,

Sumner, John, resignation of, in North-Carolina,

Supplies, promise of, by the House of Commons,

Resolutions for, reported,

Debate on, in House of Commons,

Mr. Hartley’s Estimate of,

Supremacy, Lord Germain asserts a Legislative,

“Sure bind, Sure find,” an Essay,

A Supplement to,

Surgeons, more pay allowed to, in Virginia,

Susannah, Prize sloop, sale of, by Virginia Convention,

Sutherland, Thomas, is reprehended by a Committee,

Suttie, Sir. George, calls on Ministers for a Plan,

Sutton, Sir Richard, supports Lord North’s Bill,

Swann, Captain, (prisoner,) Washington disapproves a Pass to,

Swartwout, Cornelius, appointed Lieutenant of New-York Militia,

Sweden, effect upon, of ruling by the sword,

Swift, sloop, a look-out vessel,

Swift, Heman, appointed a Colonel of Connecticut Militia,

Sword, the poise of the, between the King and People,

Submission or the, alternatives to America,

Swords, Thomas, Order for the seizure of,

Synagogue, the High Priest of the, called to the aid of Administration,

Syren, damage done on board the,

Tabbs, Barton, refused exemption from muster,

Talbot, Earl, his Remarks on Bill of Indemnity,

His abuse of Americans,

Talbot, Mr., Resolutions of, in 1733,

Talbot County, (Maryland,) Instructions of, to Delegates,

Pay to Militia Officers in,

Officers appointed for,

Judges of Election appointed for,

Talhott, William, (a soldier,) allowance to, by Virginia,

Tollman, Peter, Letter from, to Thomas McKean,

Tollman, Isaac, nominated Major of New-York Militia,

Talmage, Benjamin, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia,

Tangier, a precedent for employment of Foreigners,

Tapp, William, promised Lieutenancy conditionally,

Tappan, Petrus, recommended as Surgeon,

Tarleton, Bennet, appointed Lieutenant of Maryland Militia,

Tarrant, Manlove, appointed Lieutenant of North-Carolina Militia,

Tate, Robert, appointed Lieutenant of Maryland Militia,

Tatnall, Robert, appointed Captain of a Guard-boat,

Taunton, (Massachusetts,) Vote of, on Independence,

Tax, an unalterable, prayed for by Nova-Scotia,

Petition for relief of Province of Nova-Scotia from,

Taxation, Americans will not submit to,

No longer the question,

Ridicule of Lord North’s proposal,

Submission to, an argument of right for,

The right of, debated,

Exception to, in the Declaratory Act,

Affirmed to be the cause of dispute,

Lord North denies its originating with him,

Right of, declared by General Con way to be “no right,”

Ministers do not give up the claim of,

Right of, relinquished in the “Circular,”

Lord North denies the relinquishment of,

His logick upon, ridiculed by Mr. Fox,

Taxes, the hardship of, without free-trade,

Taylor, Eldad, Letter from, to B. Lincoln,

Taylor, Colonel George, Letter from, to New-Jersey Congress,

Taylor, Andrew, appointed Lieutenant of New-York Militia,

Taylor, William, Order for arrest of, in North-Carolina,

Taylor, John, appointed Major of New-Jersey Militia,

Tazewell, John, Clerk to Virginia Convention,

Tea, too paltry a subject to fight for,

The destruction of, not an act of the Province,

Act, no justification of the mob,

Lord North ready to repeal the, duty on conditions,

Washington declines to regulate the prices of,

Examination respecting the sale of,

Evasions of the law in selling,

Prices of, regulated by the Philadelphia Committee,

Explanation of Resolves of Congress concerning,

Punishment at New-York for the sale of,

Price of, regulated in Worcester, Massachusetts,

New-York Congress inquire into sale of,

Temple, Earl, Speech of, on the state of affairs,

Temple, Benjamin, elected Captain of Virginia Horse,

Ten Broeck, Abraham, leave of absence granted to,

Ten Eick, Colonel Abraham, is ordered to arrest Insurgents,

Tents, deficiency of, at Sorel,

Washington calls on Congress for,

Terhune, Abraham, appointed a Lieutenant of New-Jersey Militia,

Test, prescribed by New-Jersey Congress,

Thatcher, William, fined by New-Jersey Convention,

Thibou, Lewis, Chairman of Mechanicks in Union,

Reads an Address to the New-York Congress,

Thomas, General, meets Army in retreat from Quebeck,

Letter from, to Canada Commissioners,

Letter from, to Washington,

Letter to, from Washington,

Letter from, to General Arnold,

Letter to, from President of Congress,

Is informed of Carleton’s intended attack,

Arrives at Three-Rivers,

Is seized with small-pox at Chambly,

The Commissioners complain of his appointment,

Continued illness of, at Chambly,

Letter to, from General Schuyler,

Death of, from small-pox,

Thomas, Joseph, Secretary to Council of War before Quebeck,