| Description | Fears if measures are not altered at home an accommodation will never take place between the two countries, Congress is endeavouring to raise men to furnish an army and they have appointed a Committee to draw up another petition to the King, an Address to the People of England, one to the Assembly of Jamaica, and one to the People of Canada, many desertions from the General's army, military manoeuvres in Philadelphia, arrival and arrest of Colonel Skene, with seizure of his papers, Generals Howe, Burgoyne and Clinton have arrived at Boston, Acts of Parliament by no means affect them as they used to |