Climate, the, of western New-York, 1119, 1145, 1180.

Clinton, Gov., letters of, to Col. Wm. Johnson, 619, 621, 624, 63U; orders all papers and records relating to Indian affairs to be delivered to Col. Johnson, 622 ; complaint against Gov. Dinwiddle to, 624 ; orders a general Indian council to be held at Onondaga, 629; is about to return to England on account of ill health, 631.

Coddrington, Col., Gov. Sloughter's letter to, giving his reasons for executing Leisler and Millborne, 380.

Coe, Sheriff, ordered to search for the records of Queens county, 59.

Cohoes falls, 1105.

CoLDEN, Lt. Gov., endeavors to introduce anew mode of appeal, 813; Sir Wm, Johnson's letters to, 923, 937, 954, 956, 957, 962, 965; missing letters of, 1008.

Collectors of taxes, order for the electtion of, 320.

Colonies, union of all the, proposed, 564; committee appointed to draft a plan for a union of the, ib ; a plan for the union of the several, 612.

Commissions, to Jacob Leisler, as captain of the fort atNew-Y'ork, 11 ; as commander-in-chief, 23; validity of Gov. Andros' vindicated 36 ; of Jochem Staas as Captain of the fort at Albany, 51 ; of N. Rust to destroy Fort Cadaraqui, 53; issued by Govs. Andros and Dongan revoked by Leisler, 53, 58; to search for suspected persons, 55 ; to hold courts of oyer and terminer, 61, 62; to Messrs. Vermetre, Blagge, & Milborn as delegates to Conn., 74; from the convention at Albany to K. Van Rensselaer and Gerrit Teunise as deJegates to Conn., 102; to Reynier Ba; rents as delegate to New-York, 174, to R. Livingston as delegate to New Kngland, 177 ; from Leisler to Ja'b de Bruyn and others to be commissioners for Albany, 179; to Jacob Milboriiii as Major of the foiees laisad