| Description | Proceedings of the [Assembly's] committee before and after the action of 19 April 1775, fears if Gage does not strike some successful blow within a few weeks there will be a total change of Government here, disturbances caused by the contents of a letter from Mr Lee in London proposing freedom to the slaves who desert and join the King's troops, present condition of the Council, states what he thinks the new Governor should do on his arrival here, advisability of stationing two regiments in Charles Town and frigates, official record of the Boston action has been received, but many erroneous statements are made thereon by the enemy and circulated |