Upon gen. Lincoln’s marching far up the Savannah, general Prevost enters
South-Carolina, and pushes for Charlestown, p. 427—he retreats from
before the place, p. 429. Lincoln attacks a part of the British army at
Stono-Ferry, p. 430. General Marthew makes a descent on Virginia, p.
431. Sir Henry Clinton takes Stoney-Point, p. 432. Colonel Clarke’s
expedition against lieut. gov. Hamilton of Detroit, p. 433. Gov. Tryon’s
expedition against New-Haven, Fairfield and Norwalk, p. 434. General
Wayne re-takes Stoney-Point, p. 436. Acts of congress, p. 438. The
minister of France has a conference with congress, p. 439. Major Lee’s
expedition against the British post at Powle’s Hook, p. 446. St.
Vincents taken by the French, p. 447.