Samuel Minot Esq., to Gov. Clinton, giving an account of the visit of Ethan Allen and his Green Mountain. boys to Brat-

. tleborough, and his conduct whilst there,......- Dudanercous ais 29. Gov. Clinton to president Jay, enclosing Mr. Minot's Tetteryes secccves NM Aeenilsidasbnts sloiteercn es elleceiteteces 966

Gov. Clinton to the New-York delegation t in Congress; intends

to send an armed force to repair the outrage déudnitted at Brattleborough, ..++-.+6+ Ras Pansies PECs Satis sete voces 967

Jane 1. President Jay to Gov. Clinton; Congress intends to send 2

committee to the grants to inquire why the inhabitants refuse to continue citizens of the states which formerly exercised jurisdiction over them, .....- Beet aieic sieisie'« pleielalers coee ibe

New-York Delegation in Congress to Gov. Clinton on the

same subject, and ete all idea of shedding Wood aeleene aay Matai Sates fe laervtordtts Sans Mis steht s sok be 30 OCD

3. President Jay to Gov. Clinton, transmitting to him the names of the committee recently appointed by Congresa,......+-»» 969

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Gov. Clinton to Samuel Minot in answer to his of the 25th ' May; is obliged to take the field against the common enemy recommends firmness and prudence,+.++++e+eereeeeees . Gov. Clinton to the President of Congress, opiate of the late conduct of Ethan Allen, a colonel in the continental service, and of certain resolutions of Congress; '' The mcasure of the sufferings of this State is nearly full,"'......+-- Gov. Clinton to the New-York delegation in ee on the same subject, ..++++.+++ sere rtioiaukle Sik claieasteleists eile « stetanem vik ae Gov. Clinton to Gen. Washington; will soon i called on to vindicate the authority of the State; applies for the restoration of the six pounders loaned to Congress in 1776,.......