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20. Lift of his Majefty's fhips in the Mediterranean.

21. Lift of the fleet under Vice-Admiral Graves, in North Ameri-

ca, when he affumed the command, June 30. 1774•

22. Fleet in North America, under the command of Vice-Admiral

Graves, February 1775.

23. Difpofition of the fleet on the 30th June 1775.

24. Return of the officers, non-commiffioned officers, and privates,.

killed and wounded, of his Majefty's troops, at the attack of

the redoubts and intrenchments on the heights of Charles-

town, June 17. 1775.

25. A list of the fleet in North America, under the command of

Vice-Admiral Graves.

26. Lift of Veffels under the command of Captain Mouat.

27. Strength of the Rebel Forces under Generals Schuyler and

Montgomery.

28. Journal of Occurrences which happened in the march of the

detachment, commanded by Colonel Benedict Arnold, con-

fifting of two battalions, which were detached from the army

at Cambridge, in Maffachusets-bay, to Canada, in the year

1775-

29. Articles propofed for his Majesty's garrifon at Chambly, &c.

30. Articles of Capitulation proposed by Major Preston, for his

Majefty's fort of St John's, in the province of Canada.

31. Letter from General Montgomery, commander of the conti

nental army before Quebec, to Governor Carleton, dated

Holland Houfe, December 6. 1775.

32. Lift of the British fleet in North America, and where stationed,

under Rear-Admiral Lord Shuldham.

33. Lift of the Forces fent to Canada in Spring 1776, along with

Major-General Burgoyne.

34. Lift of the Forces under General Howe, at New York 1776.

35. Lift of the Forces to act under General Clinton, to the fouth-

ward, 1776.

36. General Carleton's humane Proclamation of the 10th May 1776.

37. Lift of his Majefty's fleet on Lake Champlain, 1776.

38. Lift of the Seamen detached from his Majesty's fhips and ves-

fels in the river St. Lawrence, to ferve on Lake Champlain,

&c.

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39. Lift of the Rebel Force on Lake Champlain, that engaged the

British fleet at Valicour, October 11. 1776.

40. Lift of the cantonments of the British army in Canada, in Win-

ter 1776.

41. Lift of the fleet under the command of Commodore Sir Peter

Parker, at Charlestown, South Carolina.

42. Arrangement of the attack of Sullivan's Island, 28th of July

1776.

43. Lift of the Fleet and Army that arrived at Staten Island, from

the fouthward.

44. List of his Majesty's Sea and Land Forces, at Staten Island,

near New York, July 1776, &c.

45. Lofs fuflained by the Rebel Army, at the action at Brooklyn,

Long Island.

46, 47. Return of the commiffioned and non-commiffioned offi-

cers, rank and file, killed, wounded, and miffing, belonging

to the army under the command of his Excellency the Hon.

General Howe, in feveral actions, &c. with the rebels,

from the 17th of September, to the 16th of November

1776, inclufive, specifying the different periods, and the

corps the cafualties happened in.

48, 49. Return of ordnance and ftores, taken by his Majefty's troops

in the redoubts and lines of the enemy, from their landing at

Frog-Neck, Weft Chefter county, from the 12th of October,

to the 20th of November, 1776.

55. The arrangement for winter quarters of his Majefty's troops, in

North America, 1776.

51. Lift of his Majefty's forces fent against Rhode Island, under

Commodore Sir Peter Parker, and Lieut.-General Clinton.

53. Supplies voted by Parliament for the year 1777.

54. Lift of the fleet in the Eaft Indies under Sir Edward Vernon.

55. Lift of his Majefty's armed veffels, boats, &c. which brought

the army under General Burgoyne over Lake Champlain, in

the campaign 1777.

56. Army from Canada, under Lieutenant General Burgoyne, &c.

57. Lift of the cannon, ftores, &c. taken from the enemy, at Ti-

conderago and Mount Independence, July 6th, 1777.

58. Return of the Stores taken and deftroyed at Peckfhill, by Lieut.-

Colonel Bird, 24th March 1777.

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59. Return of the ftores, ordnance, &c. as nearly as could be af

certained, found at Danbury, &c. in Connecticut, April

27th, 1777.

60. Lift of the staff and land forces under the command of Sir

♦ William Howe, K. B. on the expedition against Philadel-
phia.

61. Lift of the fleet under the command of Vice-Admiral Lord

Viscount Howe, in North America.

62, 63. List of ftores and ordnance taken and destroyed at Forts

Montgomery and Clinton, with the lofs fuftained in that ex-

pedition, October 6th, 1777.

64, 65, 66. Result of the council of war held by Lieutenant-Ge-

neral Burgoyne, and account of the ftrength of his army,

which furrendered at Saratoga, October 17th, 1777.

67. Lift of the fleet under the command of Vice-Admiral Lord

Viscount Howe.

68. Return of the lofs fuftained by the King's troops at the battle

of Brandywine, Sept. 11th, 1777.

69. Return of the killed, wounded, and miffing, of his Majesty's

forces at the battle of Germantown, on the 4th of October

1777.

70. Return of the artillery, and military flores, found in the fort
of Redbank, Nov. 22. 1777.

71. Return of the ordnance and stores found in Mud-Island fort,

taken from the rebels by the King's troops, Nov. 16. 1777.

72. Lofs sustained by the enemy at the battle of Brandywine.

73. Lift of the fquadron on the Newfoundland ftation, under the

command of Rear-Admiral John Montagu.

74. Lift of the squadron at the Leeward Islands, under the command

of Vice-Admiral James Young.

75. Lift of his Majesty's ships and veffels at Jamaica, under the com-

mand of Vice-Admiral Clark Gayton.

76. Squadron in the Mediterranean, under the command of Vice-

Admiral Robert Man.

77. Lift of the fquadron that failed on a cruise from Spithead, un-

der the command of Captain Robert Digby, November 11th,

1777.

78. Lift of the fquadron that failed on a cruize from Spithead, un-

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der the command of Captain Samuel Hood, December 27th,

1777.

79. Declaration delivered by the French Ambaffador to Lord Wey-

mouth.

80. Declaration of his Majefty delivered to both Houfes of Parlia-

ment.

81. Lift of the British and French navy.

1778

82. Lift of the fhips of war broke up or fold fince the Peace in 1763,
to the year 1778.

83. A correct list of the Spanish navy, May 1778.

84. Lift of the fhips at Spithead, and in Portsmouth harbour, re-

viewed by the King, in May 1778.

85. Naval officers promoted by order of his Majefty, when he vifited

Portsmouth in May 1778.

36. An account of the loffes fuftained by the rebels on an expedition

up the Delaware, under Lieutenant-Colonel Abercromby,

Major Maitland, and Captain Henry.

87. For an ample account of the proceedings of his Majefty's com-

miffioners with Congrefs, in order to negociate a peace, with

an account of the Congrefs' objection to George Johnstone,

Efq. &c. fee the end of the Appendix.

88. List of the fleet under the command of Lord Viscount Howe,

in North America, &c.

89. Lift of the fquadron under M. D'Eftaing, October 10. 1778.
90. Lofs fuftained by the British army, at Freefield, in their retreat
from Philadelphia, 28th of June 1777.

91. Lift of the Fleet fent to North America under Vice-Admiral

Byron.

92. Lift of the French that first entered the harbour of Rhode

Inland.

93. An account of the loffes fuftained by the rebels, in the expedi-

tion under Major-General Grey.

94. Proclamation by Captain Parker, and Lieut.-Colonel Campbell

at Savannah.

95. Lift of the naval and military force under Colonel Campbell,

and Capt. Hyde Parker.

96. Lift of the fleet left by Vice-Admiral Byron, and Rear-Admiral

Gambier.

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97. Lift of the fquadron at Newfoundland, under the command of

Vice-Admiral John Montagu, which was

98. Reinforced by the following fhips belonging to Vice-Admiral

Byron's fquadron.

99. Fleet under R.-A. Barrington, at the Leeward Islands, Aug. 1788.

100. Articles of capitulation for the furrender of the island of Do-

minica, agreed upon between the Marquis de Bouillé, Gene-

ral of the French Windward Islands, belonging to his most

Christian Majefty, and Governor Stuart, his Britannic Ma-

jesty's Commander in Chief of that island.

101. Lift of the general officers and troops fent from New York to

the West Indies.

102. Tranflation of the articles of capitulation, between Major-Ge-

neral Grant, and the Honourable Rear-Admiral Barrington,

Commander in Chief of his Britannic Majesty's land and fea

forces, upon a joint expedition, and the Chevalier de Mi-

coud, colonel of foot, and Lieutenant-Governor for his

most Christian Majesty of the island of St Lucia.

103. Fleet in the West Indies under Vice-Admial Byron.

104. Lift of the Fleet at Jamaica, under Vice-Admiral Sir Peter

Parker, Knt.

105. Lift of the fquadron in the Eaft Indies, under Sir E. Vernon.

106. Lift of the French fquadron in the East Indies.

107. Articles of capitulation of Pondicherry.

108. Lift of the fleet that failed from St Helen's, June 12. 1788, un-

der Admiral Keppel.

109. Fleet under Admiral Keppel, when reinforced.

110. Lift of the French fleet under Comte d'Orvilliers, which en-

gaged the British fleet, July 27th, 1778.

III. Lift of the killed and wounded on board Ad. Keppel's fleet.

112. Lift of the killed and wounded on board the French fleet.

113. Letter from Admiral Keppel, to Philip Stevens, Efq. fecretary

of the Admiralty.

114. Lift of the Fleet under Admiral Keppel, which failed from

St Helen's, Sept. 28th, on a cruize, and their line of battle.

115 Charges of mifconduct against Admiral Keppel.

116. Memorial figned by twelve admirals, prefented to the King by

the Duke of Bolton.