Walpole, (New-Hampshire,) Selectmen of, to Committee of Safety,

Walsingham, Hon. R. B., supports Mr. Burke’s Bill,

Walton, George, a Delegate from Georgia,

Wanderwoordt, Jean, Secret Committee apply to,

War, character of the, with America,

Secrecy the life and essence of,

Horrours of a Civil, depicted,

Social and constitutional,

English opinions on the American,

War-Office, arrangements of, criticised,

Congress determine to establish a,

Washington’s opinion of the importance of a,

Ward, General, Letters to and from Washington,

Congress consent to his resignation,

Letters to and from R. H. Harrison,

Letter from, to President of Congress,

Call upon, for Military Stores,

Letter to, from James Warren,

Letter from, to Massachusetts Council,

Letter to, from Governour Weare,

Ward, Henry, Secretary to Rhode-Island Assembly,

Ward, Richard, appointed an Ensign of Maryland Militia,

Ward, Samuel, Testimony of, in case of Gautier,

Wardell, Jacob, Order for commitment of, of New-Jersey,

Wardell, Joseph and Peter, required to give bonds,

Ware, Francis, Letter from, to Maryland Council of Safety,

Warner, Colonel, conduct of, as to Bounty-money,

Warner, James, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia,

Warner, Colonel, of the Green-Mountain Boys,

Warner, John, appointed Captain of Privateer,

Warrant, forms of, in New-York,

Forms of, in Maryland,

Warren, Dr., patriotick death of,

Warren, James, Correspondence of, with Elbridge Gerry,

Letter from, to Massachusetts Council,

Letter to, from James Sullivan,

Letter to, from Meshech Weare,

Letter to, from General Ward,

Letter to, from Joseph Trumbull,

Warren, Stephen, Moderator at Gageborough,

Warren, Prize captured by Schooners Lee and,

Warren, Henry, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia,

Warwick, allusion to the King-maker,

Washington, complimented by Colonel Barré,

Vanquished by Indians on the Ohio!

A compliment to, from Mr. Burke,

Two French gentlemen hold conference with,

Conduct of, on the evacuation of Boston,

His liberality praised by a prisoner,

He and Mrs. Washington invited to reside with Hancock,

Reaches Amboy on his way to Philadelphia,

Arrival of, at Philadelphia,

Private Letter of, to his brother John A.,

His Lady undergoes inoculation,

The President presents the thanks of Congress to,

He returns to New-York,

Address of several Committees to,

Mrs. Lamb’s Memorial to,

Thanks of Rhode-Island Assembly voted to,

One of the Guards concerned in Plot against,

He signs the Warrant for execution of Hickey,

Address of the Second New-York Brigade to,

A private Letter to, from Watertown,

He orders the Mayor of New-York to be arrested,

Thanks of New-York Congress voted to,

He accepts their Invitation to a Dinner,

Washington, Toasts drank at the Publick Dinner to,

Congress requests his presence at Philadelphia,

Is empowered to employ an Assistant Clerk,

He attends in Congress and a Committee is appointed to confer with,

Correspondence of, with—

Matthew Adgate,

General Arnold,

William Bartlett,

Colonel J. Bayley,

Henry Broomfield,

Dr. William Burnet,

Duncan Campbell, (a prisoner,)

Landon Carter,

Ensign Clayes,

Colonel James Clinton,

The Highlands Commissioners,

Governour Cooke,

Thomas Cushing,

Lieutenant Davison, of sloop Schuyler,

Isaac Eliott,

Committee of Essex, New-Jersey,

Captain of Franklin’s Guard,

General Gates,

General Greene,

Colonel R. Gridley,

Captain B. Gould,

Matthew Griswold,

John Hancock,

Colonel Edward Hand,

Joseph Hawley,

Commodore Hopkins,

Mark Hopkins,

Lady Johnson,

John Langdon,

General Lee,

Richard H. Lee,

Colonel H. B. Livingston,

General William Livingston,

Rev. James Lyon,

Colonel Alexander McDougall,

Colonel Lachlan McIntosh,

Massachusetts Assembly,

Massachusetts Council,

General Hugh Mercer,

General Thomas Mifflin,

Robert Morris,

Committee of Safety of New-Hampshire,

Congress of New-York,

William Palfrey,

Committee of Safety of Pennsylvania,

Captain Charles Pond,

General Israel Putnam,

Valentine Rathbun,

Captain Sackett and others,

General Schuyler,

Major Peter Schuyler,

Colonel Isaac Sears,

Walter Spooner,

Lord Stirling,

Dr. Samuel Stringer,

Jonathan Sturges,

General Sullivan,