D.

Dartmoor massacre, letter to
the editor respecting

244

F.

152

Fisheries, of the

151

64 Flaxseed, sown in Ireland
Flag-staff at fort Niagara

299

215

18

Fleur de lys

167

prison, letter to Mr.Beas-

Floridas, the

197, 200, 214

essay from the London

154

Morning Chronicle, respect-

296; the military committee re-Cushing, gen.
ports, &c. 297, 362, 379; Chesa- Custom-house receipts at N. Y. 44 Fish caught in a jug
peake and Delaware canal 309, 433,
434; public lands 309, 331; roads-Dacres, capt.
Mr. Easton's plan 309; military aca
demies 310, 330, 331; British con-
vention 310, 330, 346, 348, 361,379,
380, 418, 434, 452; Mississippi ter-
ritory memorial 330; Constitution
frigate 331, 348,418, 434; system of
bankruptcy 331; bounty lands 346;
Indiana 349; Mr. Pickens' resolu-
tions 346; Albermarle sound 346;
national currency or bank 356; com-
mercial intercourse 348, 419, 434; Decatur, see Algiers and
committee of ways and means, &c. Delaware election
354, 362, 363; treasury estimates | Denmark 167; claims of
for 1816, 357; Canadian volunteers Despotism

various facts
a petition to congress
Davis, Mathew L.
Dearborn, gen.
Death, the sentence of
Debt of the U. States

159 Forgery, lawful

284 Flour, price of in West Indies 204
235 277 Franklin 74

215 315 Freemasons, the pope's order

152

respecting

32

211

429

432 Free-schools in S. Carolina
403 Freights, rates of at Charleston 216
French affairs.

75

187

Br. "right of search" at
affairs at

104

241

New-York

357, 379, 434, 452; lieut. T. A. C. Detroit-see Indians at, &
Jones 361; Dr. Tilton 361; colonel
Lawrence 361; of admirals 361,363,
419; Argus, the brig 361, 434; ap-Dinner to Clay and Gallatin, at
peal from the chair 362; Wasp sloop
of war, 362; new tariff 362, 363,
(provisional) 419, see secretary's
letter proposing 437; copper coins,
Mr. Root's motion 375, 434; previ-
ous question 375; direct tax 331,
375, (debate) 376, 379, 380, 418,
419, 434; post-office 379, 418; in-
ternal duties 379, 380, 418, 419,
434; duty on salt 379, 433; de-
mands of Spain 380; relations with
do. 392; duties on imports 363,
379, 408; Eastport, petitions from
418; military establishment 418,
419; ordnance bill 418, 434; on the Eagle, a large one killed
period of service for senators 418; Eagles, numerous

43

Direct tax-valuation of New-
York 206; Pennsylvania 249;
North Carolina 250; N. Jer-
sey 251; Georgia, ibid. Dis-
trict of Columbia 281; Virgi-
ginia ibid. Kentucky ib. Ver-
mont 370-see congress.
Drury-lane theatre
Dutch fleet in the Mediterra-
135 208 315
152

nean

Dwarf, a

E.

Proclamation of the king 4, 25,
163; commission of the govern
ment 5; ordinances of the king 129,
163; privy council of do. 297; de-
claration of the representatives 5;
king's speech 212; answers to do.
259; anecdotes, &c. of the king 70,
71, 115, 150, 184; proceedings of
the legislature 6, 212, 259, 308,
374; Wellington's letters 6, 8-his
general orders 8; military conven-
tion 7; proscriptions 10, 419, 432;
treaties 169, 307, 372; army of the
Loire 13, 41, 60, 72, 102, 132; Blu-
cher's letters 20-his proceedings
41; of the contributions imposed,
&c. 25, 27, 60, 71, 72, 116, 133, 168,
216 169, 199, 200, 259, 284, 374; fo-
300 reign armies 25, 116, 168, 197, 209;

403

com. Rodgers' case 418, 435; ship Election, an uniform mode of 349 liberty of the press 25, 115; mar-
owners in Baltimore 419; whiskey Eiba

132 166 shal Ney 26, 115, 166, 182, 210,
tax 419, 434; copper mines 433,434 Emigration,-lord Bathurst's 401, 413, 431; Davoust's address
-roads and canals 433; banks in
letter on
the district of Col. 434; library 434
-of specie payments or payments
in treasury notes 434; Massachu
setts amendments 434; P.B. Porter
434, 435; of capt. Biddle and the
Hornet 435; relief of widows, &c.
436; deranged officers 436, 452-
Jand bounty 436; committee of
commerce and manufactures re-
ports 447; national university 452;
gen. Washington 452.

309 to the army 27; cessions to the al-
Cobbet's remarks upon 314 lies, &c. 60, 197; national guard 61;
of British officers
of the French
Enterprize, the U. S. brig
Epervier, the brig
Eppes, Mr.

332 Talleyrand's note 71-and Fouche
348 151; Maria Louisa 72, 116; mar-
208 shal Brune 72, 101; France divid-
298 ed into military districts by the al-
299 lies 73, 131; marshal Davoust 102;
44 marshal Macdonald 102, 431; Laba-
152 doyere 116-his trial, &c. 117, 132,
113 167, 210, 258; marshal Moncey
149; (his letter to the king) 410,
29 233 431; letter to the duke de Riche-
Evans, Oliver his appeal-ad- lieu 414; of the duke of Riche
1 lieu 431; report to the king 127;
64 Exports and imports
381 Spanish proclamation 128-letter
Expenditures, &c. Am. & Br. 233 199; Prussian requisitions 129,
American-see receipts

217

76

"

ancient naval fight on
Essex frigate, lieut. Gamble

of the

dendum

and expenditures.
332 Exchange on Paris

248

210
Editorial articles.
166 The prospect before us
187 Church and state

307; Fouche 151, 14; Nismes,
massacre at 164, 283, 307, 375;
283 French courtesy 166; statues and
pictures 167; depredations 168;
stocks 198, 259, 307; ministry, new
1198; arms delivered up 199; Car
19 not 269, 258; allied sovereigns 210,
32 fortresses 258; Americans taxed
33 in 258, 403, 409; foreign minis-
30 ters at Paris 259; liberty 258; sedi-
137 tion act 308; arrests 403; marshal
137 Grouchy 404; law of amnesty 412;
172, 229 various scraps of a miscellaneous
355 character, too tedious to describe 8,
359, 14, 25, 40, 61, 70, 72, 115, 131,
365 149, 166, 168, 183, 184, 197, 209,
405 257, 283, 307, 374, 431.

Ceylon and the legitimates
189 On the affairs of Mexico
202

To an unknown correspondent
202 Address to delinquents
349 Sheep and wool-books
351 To Mr. Cobbett,

430 An uniform mode of election
151 On salaries

On manufactures
26 "On our relations with Spain

44, 104

Inquisition, murders by
Internal duties

revenue-extract
the Edinburg review
improvements

Huninguen

Of Napoleon Bonaparte.
Fouche's letters 10, 165; at Roche- Hunter, an old one
fort 11; proceeds to the Beilero-

I.

phon, ib.; anecdotes and incidents Impressment, cases of
while there 12, 13, 24, 58, 72, 101, Imports, duties upon
103, 130, 197; his proclamation to Independence 74
the Belgians 26; of his favorite India
Mameluke 28; of his library 60;
his protest 112; his letter to the
prince regent 10, 139; directions of
the British government respecting
211; his baggage 283; arrives at
St. Helena 402, 413; presents to
him 431; of his carriage ib.; of the
vessel that was to have carried him
from France 432. See the supple-
ment to the volume for many other in
teresting facts.

Bonaparte family-13, 131, 168;
Joseph 44, 104; Jerome 116; Lu-
cien 131.

Fulton the first,' see steam fri-
gate and

G.

Gaines, gen. marries

167, 169, 183
Indian affairs-speech of a Ma-
ha chief 29; at Detroit 63, 64,
75, 216; prophet 77; treaty
with N.York 103; eloquence
112; the Creeks 42, 151, 187,
188, 202, 215; treaties 216,
238, 329, 344; prisoners 299;
the Seminoles 404; excited
by the British
Indiana territory-population
of 171, 186; salt works 186;
legislature, gov'r's speech
351; memorial
Influenza, its periods
Inland navigation

428

nington

Miscellaneous-from

Napoleon Bonaparte

Mr. Harper to Mr. Baer

Marshal Blucher to marshal Da-
voust

Mr. Cobbett to H. Niles
To the editor on ventilation
L.Bonaparte to the princessBor-
ghese

Cardinal Fesch to the same,

Gen. Brown to gens. Porter and
Miller and reply

352

Gov. Shelby to capt. Ried

300 Talleyrand and Fouche to the
allied sovereigns

188

204
84.

134

10

35

102

105

108

131

ib.

133

134.

44

151

307 Gen. Pike to his wife

155

from

General orders of the adj't and

Ionian islands
Ireland, state of the country

428
143, 429
258, 431 Com. Decatur to the Neapolitan
199 minister

277, 369 The pope to the king of Spain 164
Carnot to Fouche and reply
Mr. Jefferson on the Taurino
cloth

167

191

209

insp. gen.

42, 63, 244

210, 259 Col. James to gov. Cass, replies,

of col. Mitchell

155 Irish Catholics

169

&c.

241

Gennessee lands

171

Georgia elections

244

freedom of the press
J.

431 Mr. Jones to Mr.Cathalan

284

valuation of the lands,

houses and slaves

governor's message

wealth of the state

sugar

405, 452

69, 109
404

Java, American frigate 31; new
251 British
317 Jackson, gen. 202, 214, 244, 260
319 Jefferson, Mr. his toast
letter on manufac-

German act of confederation 14, 22

Giles, Wm. B. resigns
Goldsmith's history, &c.
Goodrich, Chauncey dies
Gordon, adj. gen.
Gratitude

Grenada New, supplied with
arms by the British 32; some
account of

Grouchy narshal

tures

244 Jeffersonian library
159 Jesuits, of the

32 Jews, the German
132 Jug, fish caught in a

452

K.

Kentucky-valuation of proper-
ty 281; governor's message
Kosciusko, anecdotes of
L.

31, 297, 436 Labor, product of

41 Lancaster Joseph
Lancastrian schools

To the editor from Buenos
Ayres

285

309

214

From an English weaver
Respecting the navy of the U.
States-see "navy"

285

Capt. Gamble to com. Porter 293
451 Mr. Brent, P. M. G. to the se-
162 cretary of war,

296

164, 403 To the editor from Ohio

350

374 From the secretary of the trea-
152
sury on a national bank
From the same on the internal

365

taxes

369

318 To the editor from com. Perry 381
403 Don Onis to Mr. Monroeand re-

ply

392

152 From the secretary of the trea-

300

sury on receipts and expendi-

397

300 Lands, great sale of

75 From the same on the duties on

152 La Plata, the provinces of

408

76 Law case-militia fines, judge
Marshal's opinion

4041

3

Harrison, gen. at Frankfort, K. 452 Law-cost of

Harper, Mr. his letter to Mr.
Baer 35; notice of

Hartford convention, notices of
155, 452-list of the mem-
bers 315-resolutions of, re-
434, 451
jected
Health, at Wilmington, Del.
at Charleston
Heat-comparative, at Balti-

of suffrage
Lawrence, a town so called
Lazaretto, at Philadelphia
Lead ore

97 "Legitimates," of the
152 Light, a tax upon

Linen manufacture

91 Living, on the means and man-
ner of

17

24 Loans of the U.S.-see "treasu-
407
ry report" and
187 London, the mayor of
182 Longevity 97, 300, 404, 420,

100, 420

Human life, essay on the pro-
babilities of
Humboldt, baron his work

LETTERS.

153 Mr. Curtis on the intrigues of
136 the British with the Indians 429
397 For letters from the editor see
"Editorial articles.".

230 Letters respecting the navy-
see naval affairs.

279

M.

Mac Call's
's ferry-bridge

260 M

200

To the secretary of the navy.

430 Mackenrot's memoirs
Macauly col.
Macon Mr.

45

430

299

421

431

97 From It. Nicholson of the Syren 14 Madison, president

311

430

Wool

424

Taurino cloth 191; of New-

the bishops of

New Grenada

Isaac Brigg's essay

389; report of the committee

of commerce and manufac-

136

286 Philadelphia lazaretto

Neapolitans, restored by Deca- Pike general

209 Pirate, a

Nepaul, in India 183, 284, 364 Pittsfield cattle show, &c. 111, 162
Netherlands, the kingdom of 153 Plague, the
283 Plattsburg, celebration at
300, 331 Poland

N.Hampshire-electioneering 436 Poor rates, &c.

New Jersey election

manufactures

valuation of, &c.

171 Pope, the

115

75

132, 260

138

210, 211

230, 239

258

299

415

194 Population of the U. States and
251 England

gov'r's speech 205, 415 Porlier, gen.

194 Newspapers, tax upon in Eng.
404 New-London

Margarot Maurice dies
Marshal judge, his opinion
Martial law in Canada
Maryland-the university of 34
-election 104, 298, 404; sta-
tistics 110; finances 294; se.
nator
348
Massachusetts, governor's mes-
sage 416; electioneering 436
Memorial to congress from the

cotton manufacturers

Men-the price of
Message of the president of the
U. S. on opening the session
of congress

189

240

254

laying the convention
with G.B. before beth houses 310
on our relations with

New-Orleans, commerce of
Occurrence at

171 Porter, com. his toast
151 Portuguese court
216 Postage, British regulations of 198
the extra rate repealed 451
Pritchard, Mr. at NewOrleans 452
Privateers at sea

452

New-York, penitentiary 76; ci-
ty hall 170; report of the
committee of defence 192;
valuation and quota of direct
tax 206; commerce 244; pro-
ceedings in the legislature
419, 436; governor's speech 421
Niagara river, the islands in 103
of the battle of 133
Niger river
115, 200
Niles' Weekly Register, pros-
pectus
Nicholson's price current, ex-
tract from
North pole, a proposed visit to 228
North Carolina,--valuation of
lands, houses and slaves 250
political character 260
resolves of the le-
298

Prices current-at Charleston
75; at Boston 75; London 75,
133, 150, 200, 210; Philadel-
phia 202, 364; Liverpool 258;
Richmond 364; New Orleans
404.
Proclamation of the president
of the U. S. respecting the
affairs of Mexico 33; as to set-
tlements on public lands
Prevost, sir George
Proctor, maj. gen.

381

423

"Prospect before us"

320

286
30, 257

197
1

Prospectus, the W. Register 381
Public lands of the U. S. 278

416

171

gislature

432

31
authorizes a statue 91

429

of Was ngton

24

proceedings on in-
ternal improvement
0.

ib.

Receipts and expenditures, U.
States

277, 397

Reid, capt. S. C.

134

Mint of the U. S.

fire at

358 Observateur, extract from
364 Onondaga prophet

240

maj. his proposed history 151

77 Report of the committee of de-

Miracles of king Ferdinand! 413 Ohio, governor's message

385

fence of N. York

192

Mississippi territory memorial 353 O'Conner Arthur

135

Mitchell, col.

Moira, the earl of

155 Onis, don received by the pre-
210 sident

annual, of the secretary

of the treasury

261

316

of the committee of

3 Orange, the prince of

136

Money statistics

found

Morning Chronicle
Morocco

252 Pauper statistics

430 Pay of the officers of the army,

Mummey found in Kentucky
Murat 116; put to death in Na-
ples 297; of his wife 431, 432

N.

77

Naples, prolamation of the king 39
National Bank 346, 365; see

affairs,original letters on 121
140, 157, 290, 304, 326
Naval essays, from the Colum-
bian 287,305; naval tactics124;
yards 140; arsenal 151; dry
docks

Navy of the U, S. 75, 85, 286,

Peacock, sloop of war
Peart, Francis

Pendleton district, S. C.
Pennsylvania-election 120, 188,214
appropriations for

improvements

valuation of the
lands and houses of
finances of

432

commerce and manufactures 447

P.

of the secretary of the

138, 231

302

ways and means

354

43

of the director of the

188

32 Revenue of the U. S.
153 Right of suffrage protected
Robertson, Dr. in Mexico
Roman statistics

404

213

299

$7

143

catholics, their progress

in China, &c.

73

249 Rome, liberty at

259

332 Royal doings

45

382

couplings

115

polygamy

184

431

284

42

Theatrical benefits
Themistocles
Tobacco, price of 299, 332, 430
Tompkins, gov. biographichal
memoir of

nada, Buenos Ayres, &c. and

169, 170, 187, 260, 300, 404 Taurino cloth
British trade to 209 Telegraphs
incomes of indivi-

307

Spanish cruelty in 364
South Carolina-Pendleton dist.
153; governor's message 358;
free schools

jesuits

Tennessee election 76 120 171 179 West Point, an account of the
governor's message 179 academy at, &c.
260 West Indies, British
136 Whale fishery

legislature

245

Spain-state of 73, 431, 432; re-
lations of the U. S. with 392, 405
the kings miracles 413 Treasury report-the annual
Spanish patriots 26, 181, 210, 261; estimates for 1816, 357
213, 258
notes issued, &c. 278
27 Treaty between G. B. and U. S. 16
-Louis and the
169, 307, 372
-preliminary with France 307
commercial between the
U. S. and G. B. 310, 333, 350
-between the U. S. and

80 gun ship blown up
colonies, see Mexico,

South America, &c.

remonstrance

proclamation

32

118

128

change of ministry 259
impudence

Specie, on the export of 16, 31;
imported 215; price of 258,

see price's current.

arrival of at Cadiz 403;
payments resumed

Speaking, cost of
Speech of the gov. of N. Y.
Squirrel hunt

allies

430

Algiers

312, 333
with the Indians-see
"Indian treaties"

Treaties between the allies 414
Tripoli, see Algiers-flect of 283
404 Tunis-see Algiers
430 Tythes,

420

57, 136, 171, 236

U.

34

136

136 University of Maryland
V.

452

Valparaiso

Stage consumed by fire
Steam-ships 76; boats 152,
171; engines 77; power 260;
frigate see "Fulton" and 168,
198; navigation 171, proposed
on the lakes
St. Helena 59, 166-see Bona-
parte.
ing
Stocks, American 202; prices
of in England

conversation respect-

Valuation of the U. S. and G. B.
237, 241

Ventilation of ships

428

Venezuela

108
299, 404, 430

320

430

Vessels, British and American

captured

Virgin carried off

118 Virginia-western 152; valua-

tion of property in 281; finan-
374 ces of 282, 358; bank, the case

436

151