New-Hampshire convention take up civil government, p. 11. The critical
situation of the American army before Boston, p. 14. General Lee is sent
on to New-York, p. 15. The inhabitants of Tryon county disarmed, p. 16.
General Montgomery killed in an attack upon Quebec, p. 22. Preparations
for taking possession of Dorchester Heights, p. 25. The Americans
possess themselves of the same, p. 26. General Howe resolves upon
evacuating Boston, p. 28—evacuates it, p. 30. The hardships experienced
by the inhabitants of the town, p. 33. Norfolk in Virginia, burnt, p.
35. The North-Carolina insurgents subdued, p. 36. The acts of congress,
p. 38. Commodore Hopkins’s naval expedition, p. 40.