To the public. The following proceedings of the General Committee, for the city and county of New-York, confirm the assurances given on the other side, that notwithstanding the Assembly rejected an inquiry into the acts of the Congress, yet the citizens of New-York are determined to maintain their engagements with the other colonies ... New-York, 31st January, 1775.

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