115

INDEX

TO VOLUME XXXIX.

Accidents,

A.

221

Barbour, James, 173, 334: his ad-ons 155; Brougham Mr. 65, 78, 106, 190, 337;

337

Cotton, price of 7, 19, 443; condition of
94, 276 dress 464: Phillip P. 121, 154, 169, address of lord B.
180, 332 England 7, 453; Coote Mr. house attacked
222 453; celebrations in 94, 223; crops 21, 55,
Barney, Mrs. her Magazine,
4, 64, 57; Cumberland, duke of 20; church, cost of
Barry, W. T. letter of
76; disturbances and burnings 192, 223, 319,
7
Barradas, gen. notice of
335, 336, 403, 425, 453, 454, 455, 461
204
Bartolozzi, Miss-debts of
Emigration 92, 460; England in old times
Bartlett, Wm. donations of
Bassett, Willis H.

277

Bayard, James H. defended
Beet sugar

221

198

141
Forgery bill 20; Falcon, capture of pirates
535 by 443; fruit market 20; Fitzelarence, ap
272 pointment of 20; funds, depression in 190;
fine for fishing
Gold, traffic in, issue of sovereigns 20;
grief, specimen of 7; grain, demand for 21;
price of

223

Adams, John, decease of
Adams, John Q. 93, 137, 158: elect-
186
ed to congress,
African colony-transportation 429:
emigration to 174: cost of expeditions
into Af. 140: Africans re-captured 9
Aged soldiers-in Tennessee
Alabama-insurrection feared 172:
nomination of gen. Jackson 341: mur-
Belgium-accident in 20: affairs of
der in 204: Mobile 156: internal im-
$33 207, 321: battles 191, 461, 462: capi-
331
provements 317; elections
Hard times 7; Huskisson Mr. death, 174;
Albany-expense of transportations tulation of Ghent 303: commotions 176,
430
5: old voyages to 10: rail road 94: po- 192: congress 320, 335: independence of
Ireland notices of 7, 18, 19, 20, 21, 72; ex-
pulation
277 195, 430: king's speech, do. ceased to Hunt, election of
173 reign 177: of a king for 359, 462: processes in 112; distress of 455; cultivation of
Algiers-fall of 18: departure of the gress of revolution 121, 141, 152, 159, tobacco in 71; agitation in 223: proclama-
dey: note to 21: capture 47, 49: tributes 175, 176, 191: provisional government tion 224; O'Connel's letter 224; great excite-
320 ment 429, 455, call upon Yeomanry 456;
56: press established 65: American fri-
442 agitation 461; late king p. m. examination
Benton Mr.
6; illegitimate son 6; notice of 20; interment
gate at 112: Treasures 191: removal of
Berlin-philosophical congress at of 7, 120; died intestate 20; memory forgot
the Turks 335: Constantine 191: af-
fans at 22, 23, 79, 143, 225: See French
affairs

Alfred-laws of

Alps; Napoleon's road
America, British notions of
American Farmer

7

203

91

American institute-premiums 162
Ancient clothing

205

Andover seminary-donations 221
Anti masonry
5, 58, 91, 276
137, 171

Births, extraordinary
Blair, James, of S. C.
Blankets, manufacture of
Blast, an alarming one
Black sea, opened
Bonaparte, Napoleon, of his ashes
318
Appleton Nathan
Appointments 121, 188, 218, 234, 189, 225: a subject for the stage 223
301, 332, 333 Bonaparte Joseph 77, 94, 133, 277
Navy, stripes restricted in 430; instruc-
Boston-public schools 5: celebrations to officers 125; newspaper stamps,
Army-employment of 172: troops
264 tion of the settlement of 63, 93: een-amount used 20; new invention 125; New
in the Cherokee country
157 sus 73 trade 121: commerce 91, 279, South Wales, a governor of appointed
Arnot Hugo-anecdote of
92 357: Mr. Gorham 94: elections 137,
Arts-Spanish idea of
Asylum for the insane
157 140, 171: old proceedings in favor of
Austria-conspiracy suppressed 403: home industry 195: mechanics associ
arming, &c. 462: consul general 141 ation
"Away with the Bourbons"

465
6, 7, 125, 190, 204
Queen Adelaide,
Regency bill, passed 335; reform, notices
63 Brazil-treaty with the U. S. 33 to of 192, 335; rotten boroughs 337; rioters,
Slavery, in British W. Indies 19; statistics,
conviction of 456; of whom comprised
increase of Catholics 74; subscription for
Paris wounded 112; stocks, 403; sugar duty
eulator 359; Sussex, duke of
7; specie exportation of 174; Stanhope's cal-

of 57: Crook's factory 205: celebration at Rio
125: election of mayor 138: inspections
121: printers' ceremonies 159: popu-

cious

British affairs.

241

20, 335

American flour 7, 55, 170, 175; average of
Wilson sir Robert, restored to command
lation 5, 428: vessels below 222: VA-wheat 7, duty 174, 192; accident 94; ambas-
17, 61, 299, 353, 335, 427 sadors 65, 94, 142, 430; army; mustachios
337 to Talleyrand 176; interview with Russian
Bank notes-burnt
221, 334 &c. 20; recruited 430; Anglesea, lord lieut. 21; Wellington lord, disavowal of 74; dinner
minister 190; sinecures of his family,221; mob.
Bank U. S. branch in Tennessee Burdett hissed 403; bank of England, un bed 303; and the new ministry 337; speech
333: do. in Mississippi 333: directors divided profits 190; Bangor bishop of, 20;
332, 358: dividend 358: Gallatin's es- British merchants and the Chinese 7; beer
say on 347: notice of 427: S. C. tax bill 19: Bedford election 94, 112; British
460 West Indies-trade of 6, 20, 55, 109, 110, 319,
140
350, 351, 563, 390; slavery 19; population of
Banishment-singular case of
Demerara 77; of W. I. 332; protection of
“Banner”—of the Constitution, 1, 2 slaves 403; rate of duties 400; British opini

iv

Butchery, horrid

Buxton manufactory

C.

Calhoun, J. C. vice-president

Cargo, valuable

Carroll, Charles, of C.
Carey, Matthew

Carpenter, S. C.

Carpets, first used at N. Y.

Cass Jonathan dies

4,

INDEX.

........

1721 405, 436, 437, 412, 444; Bibb Mr. 405; Biddle.

465

156 Mr. 471; Bell Mr. 278. 281; Blakely 405; Blair Mr. 278, 284, 285, 407; Johnston Mr. 405;
Jennings Mr. 285; Johns Mr. 327; Johnson
Mr. 438; Bosworth Jacob 405; bounty war-judges term of service 405; judiciary act
rants 405, 436; Brown Mr. 436; Buchanan 388, 389, 405, 417, 419, 439, 440, 445, 446, 447,
333 Mr. 279, 284, 388; Burnett Mr. 305, 386,
441, 447 436,
468, 469, 472
Canada public lands 93: emigra
Canals, Louisville and Portland 278, 327, kia and Embarrass rivers 444; Kelly Bernard
Kane Mr. 278, 343, 436, 444. 466; Kaskas-
tion to 156, 331: negro colony in 205 343; Wabash 344; Illinois and Michigan 344, relief of 347; King Mr. 277, 279, 281, 387;
Canals-the Chesapeake and Delaware 384; Alexandria 407; Farmington 440;
360, 361, 407; Florida 381; Hudson and Dela-King, Miles claims of
ware 156: Pennsylvania 7, 183: Hud- Chesapeake and Ohio 445; Cadets 362, 383, light houses on 408; land offices 362, 382,
408, 446
Lake Ontario, survey of 306; lake Erie-
son and Delaware 383: the Ohio 7, 437, Campbell Mr. 284; Cambreleng Mr. 383, 438, 439, 440; land frauds 344; land claims
218; Juniata and Union 140: Louis- 445, 469; Carson Mr. 344; Cass governor 446; settlement of 388; land transportation, deben-
ville and Portland 59, 334: Chesa-Cathanee river 362; census 286, 287, 387, 403; ture on 390, 407; land, price of 359; Lawless
peake and Ohio 218: Welland 218: the charges on imposts, &c. 437; Charleston 381; L-compt Mr. 405, 445; Livingston Mr. 305,
Chagrin river 408; Chambers Mr. 278, 360; Mr. testimony of 325, 326; Leavett Mr. 285;
Morris
329 chaplains 280, 231, 284; Chilton Mr. 283, 306, 341, 381, 387, 436, 443; live oak 285,
205 313, 344, 383, 387, 445, 446; Clayton Mr. 280, 366; Louisiana 386, 387, 405, 438; Loyal! Mr.
77
387, 403, 436, 444; coins 278, 280, 360, 471, 439; Ludlow and Roberts' line
472; Columbia river 381, 387; Coleman Mr.
390, 405, 407
154 439; committees of the senate 278, 280, 281,
6 of the house 283, 285; compilation of docu-
10 ments 472; comptroller of the treasury 284;
157
Condict Mr. 285, 307; consul's fees
444; contempts of court 408, 445, 470; con-
305,
Is-copy rights 361, 362, 403; Coosa and Cabawba
vention debates 404; Cooper Thomas 305;
land, Conn. and Delaware 275: Albany Mr. 407; Cumberland road 285,307, 360, 363,Mr. 360, 436; Mercer Mr. 285,343; Meredith
rivers 327, 438; Coulter Mr. 285; Crockett
Michigan 277: N. York 277, 302: Vir-
ginia 302: Cincinnatti 5: Balt. 5, 428
381, 387, 388, 390, 404, 407, 437, 441, 445, Mr. 279, 342; messages-organization of house
Charleston-elections 60, 138, 302:
465; Cunnigham's cradle,
Darden David 472; Davis Mr. W. R. 382,ness 278; exchange of 281; president 282;
277; president's annual, 253; executive busi-
fever at 77, invitation to the presi- 388,407; deaf and dumb 305; D catur Susan relative to judge Peck 278, 284; census 285;
dent
222 438, 446 447; defaulters 440; Denmark 344, confidential, 305, do. 359; 4th auditor's ac-
Cherokees-arrest of Mr.
408, 447, 466; Detroit (389, 446; Dickerson counts 361; marine corps, penitentiary 388;
219: rights, &c. 19, 38, 99, 181: of correspondence 308; District of Columbia, af-447; Michigan land office 343, 440, 444, 446;
Bogan Mr. 278, 280, 305, 327, 435, 465; diplomatic Indiana lands 435, 439; Portuguese seisures
Mr. Wirt, as counsel for 68, 69, 73, fairs of 343, 381, 382, 387, 388, 389, 436.440, midshipmen pay of 278; militia 444; Mitebell
81, to 86: U. S. troops in the nation 444, 445, 447, 465, 472; district courts 440; Mr. 407; military service 362; mileage and
57, 77, 264: gold diggers 106, 154, war 286, navy 289, post master general 295; 382, 383, 386, 388, 390, 436; Mississippi 332,
disbursements 308; Documents-treasury 286:
181: general council 197, 219: writ on Doddridge Mr. 283, 343, 363, 388, 446; Dur- 386, 444; Missouri 362, 438; Monell Mr. anti-
pay of members 327, 343, 344, 362, 363, 381,
Georgia 338: ease of Tassel 353: judge sey, Mr. 466; Draper Mr. 408; Drayton Mr. tariff report 363; resignation of 471; Mon-
Clayton's charge 99: D. Vann's lei-363, 405, 437; drawbacks 327, 342, 468. 435, roe James 285, 342, 343, 344, 361, 382, 407,
99 444; Dudley Mr. 435; drugs ad medicines
300; Duncan Mr. 307, 361, 440; Duponerau
154 P. S. 284, duties of cle.ks 436; Dwight Mr.

ter

Castor oil, price of

Census of Philadelphia 157: R.

1

129

191

62

Cheverus, bishop
Cheves, Langdon
Christophe, madam
Chesnut tree, age of a
China. Territorial dispute at Can-
ton 337: visited by a steam boat 557:
proclamation 72: some description of
136: governor of Canton 62; export of
specie

386

173

Chloride of lime
Cincinnatti, pop. 5; fire at
"Circulation of values"
Clay, Henry, speech at Cincinnatti
18, 32: Telegraph's notice of 275; no-
minated in Kentucky 302: in New
York 305: in Connecticut 94; in Dela-
ware 452; letter to a Richmond me-

327, 325, 446
Farrow and Harris; 285; Florida 360, 380,
281, 387, 439; Foot Mr. 281,381, 465; Forsyth
Mr. 277, 359; foreign tonnage 437, 471; fort
241 Delaware 471, 472; fort Washington 336;
234 fourth auditor's accounts 361: clerks' salary
435; Foulke John 382; Franklin institute clearances 312, 408, 437; patents 362, 363,
Passamaquoddy river 444; passports and
beacon light at 388; French claims 366, 380,
306; Frelinghuysen Mr. 444, 445; Free port 383, 436, 437 pay of members 383 388, 390;
436; frontiers 307, 472; Fry Mr.
Peek judge-see impeachment. Pettis Mr.
437 388; pensioners relief of 343, 363, 404, 447;
priation bill 363, 408, 437, 439 440, 446, 447, 307, 342, 381. 389, 407, 408, 439, 444, 445.
Galatea ship 388, 406, 447; general appro- petitions and memorials 278, 285, 305, 306,
chanic 428; at New Orleans 442; pre Georgia 359; Gorham Mr. 407; Grundy Mr. of order 438; Poindexter Mr. 277, 437, 444;
466, 467, 468, 469, 470; Georgetown 407; 465, 466, 471, 472; pickled fish 342, 361; point
sented with a snuff box 222; the “Hen- 278, 280, 281, 405, 435, 436, 437; Gurley Mr. Polk Mr. 281, 405; Portsmouth N. H. salt
ry Clay" newspaper
62 284; Green Duff
408 duty 34-; Portuguese captures 388, 406; port
106 Harbors and rivers 308, 382, 386, 440, Clinton light house 404; ports of entry, new
470.471; Hall Mr. 361,363, 383; Haynes Mr. ones 472: post routes 300, 307: post office de-
327, 362, 363; Hayne Mr. 284, 435, 444. 446,partment-affairs of 280 383, 387, 403, 405,
90: 445; hemp 440; Hendricks Mr. 278, 305, 306, Mr. 407: Power Mr. 306: president's mes
466;Hazen general 445; Hemphill Mr. 307,440, 406. 435. 46. 437, 444. 445, 446, 472: Potter
6 380 387, 436; Hodges Mr. 388. 405, 406; sages 255, 262, 278, 232, 284. 285, 344, 363:
77 Hoffman Mr. 282, 307, 308, 445; Hobues r. presidential election-amendment to constitu
358
277, 306; hospitals; 436; Howard Mr. 328, tion 308, 326, 360: Presque Isle-beacon light,
93
345, 440, Hubbard Mr. 388, 389; Huntington 388: printer to congress 494, 405, 407, 408,
Colombia-affairs of 174, 175: Boli-
Mr. 440; Hunt Mr.
43 437: private land claims 360: public lands
var's proclamation 175: invitation to 386, 404, 408, 437, 444, 466, 471; imprison-381; public buildings 46, 472: purchasers
Illinois, affairs of, 278, 260, 305, 306, 360, 305, 360, 381, 472: public roads 285, 306, 380,
&c. 224, 241: death
456 ment for debt 307; impeachment of judge of lands-relief of
Columbia-the district: Georgetown 326, 327, 342, 343, 359, 360, 63, 381, 382, 343. 344, 363, 440, 447: 465: Randolph John,
Peck, progress of, 278, 279, 284, 300, 307, 324,
344, 447,472
Rail road, Baltimore and Obio 279 327,
pop. 5: dangerous blast in
107 383, 386, 37, 388, 389, 390, 403, 405, 407 salary of 363, 408, 437, 439, 440, 466, 467:
Congress.
Adams, Mr. dies 278; Afrieans-470, 472; ports and tonnage 437. 440, 444; importers duties, attempts at 2-5, 360, 362, 381, 404,
436; imports into Pittsburg &c. 69; im- Randolph Mrs. relief of, 444. reduction of
Alabama, 362, 380, 381, 387, 407, 439: Albe 463, 472; Indian depredations 472; Indian 444: relief vessels 306, 344, 360, 381, 382,
marle sound 381; aliens 285, Allegany river department 359, 381, 382; Indian blankets 383: religious worship, grant of hall for 384
407; Aunapolis harbor 404, 407; Annual R-381, 444; Indiana, affairs of 387, 388, 390, reports of departments-treasury 28, 286,
gister 443; appropriation bills 469, 470 472; 43, 404, 435, 436, 439; Indians, arrearages 308, 343, 443, 472: war, 286: navy, 289: post
Archer Mr. 281; Arkansas 403, 444; Arm- of 344; Kickapoos 359, 386; Cherokees 405; office 295: report of the house on silk
strong, Geo. 306; army 280, 342, 361, 362, 382, intercourse with, 444: extinguishment of flag 307: repeal 25th sec. judiciary act
387, 388, 389, 405, 406; assay offices 344, 446 titles 359, 362: Seneca anuvity 328, 343,388, 389, 412, 417: Malary's report 396:
Back creek 342,386, 404, 465; Baker Mr. 360, 363, 435, 440: removal of 445, 471: in Monell's 408: navigation Ohio, 472:
277, 278, 280, 305, 306; balances, list of 47; solvent debtors 332, 440, 472; inland transports of the
Baltimore harbor 386; Balthrop John 307 portation 390; internal improvement 327, French claims 306; Rencher Mr, 437: revo-
bank U. S. 282, 347, 405; to print report 359, 382, 390. 405, 407, 408, 440, 445, 466.tationary pensioners 3-7, 363, 383, 388, 438,
senate on gold coins 280;
404; Bernard gen. 342, 436, 437; Barringer Mr. 470, 471, 472: invalid pensioners 343, 361,
285; Barton Mr. 278, 305,361, 436, 437; Benton | 363, 439, 447; iron reduction of duty 285.
447: Richardson Mr. 306, 468: rivers White
Mr. 280, 359, 360, 330, 381, 386, 387, 404,
and St. Louis, improvement of 345: Rob-
387, 389, 403, 471 bins Mr. 273, 444: Robinson Mr. 381, 401,

Coffee, stored &c.
Coms, curious

re.

466: Rockville road 362, 383: Row Matthias: consumed at Providence 105: seized; 300; tariff, &c. and notice of Mr. Ritchie
and his "practical man" 313, 353, 385, 425,
relief of 343: rules, suspension of 277 22: Liverpool market 443: goods ex-
Salt, reduction of duty &c. 342, 408, 428
tations 329, 355; general essay on the abun-
437. 438. restoration of duty 438, 439: salt ported 141: of the real duty on 1:45; new subscribers 329; costs of transpor
ed fish, duty on 361: Sanford Mr. 278, 280, value in England and the U. S. 2: dance of specie and its causes 353; internal
canvass 406: improvement in spin-improvements 355, 425, 457; Messrs. Monell
139 and Irwin's report 401; judiciary report 401;
ning
state rights 425; general Brown 426; Mr.
Calhoun's pamphlet 441, 457; gov. Ed-
wards' address on the public lands 441;
death of J. Wilkinson, his usefulness 441;
septennial number 457; in reply to the Hart-
94 ford Times 458; armed interference 460;
101 judge Smith 273; political jugglings

305, 342: schooners additional to be built 341
362, 382, 387, 403: secretary of war 359, 361.
387, 388, 389, 405, 439: secretary of the se-
nate 278: secretary of the treasury 281, 368.
343, 363, 382, 388, 443, 444, 472: secretary of
the navy 289, 361: Sill Mr. 388: silk culture
307, 440, 446, 472: silken flag, present of
284, 307: Smith gen. Samuel 253, 277, 342,
360, 381, 386, 404, 467: Speight Mr. 389, 407:
speaker pro tem appointed 281, attendance
of 253, 281, Spencer Mr. remarks of 279,307:
Sprague Mr. 326, 465: Stauberry Mr. salary
Russian minister 363: state claims, adjust
ment of 360, 381: Storrs Henry R. 308, 344,
387: St. Vincent asylam, appropriation for
36: steam engines 323: sugar imported 283:
on repeal of duty 284, 362, 363, 406: cost 327:
sugar cane, cultivation of 388, 390: treasury
report on 382.390: surplus revenue 280, 405
406: surveys 255, 362: Sutherland Mr. 285.
471

Counterfeits, see forgery.
Crawford W. H.
Creighton, commodore
Crowninshield-see Salem.
Cross, Joseph, dies
Custom House regulations
Cuvier's dissections
D.

Dane's append

Deaf and dumb family

Dearborn's letter on silk
Debt of the U. S.

76
333

Debt, imprisonment for-abolished
in Vermont 231: case in France 231:
small debts

Declaration of Independence
D'Homergue on silk

273

Egypt. The Cairo Gazette 172:
443

manufactures

Elections-see the names of the

Exchange, the par of

205

165

277

states.

146

Elephant-memory of

173

297

European powers, forces of 321:

stocks

241

Excavator, for canals, &c.

125

2

Explosion, dreadful 107: of powder

m.lls

141

Executions, females attending 200
Expenditures of the U. S.

301

F.

301

145

56

Delaware-elections 105, 121, 138:
census 275: Alabama resolutions and
nom. of Mr. Clay 452; fort, destroy-

Tariff and manufactures, debate on How-
ard's motion 345: extracts from old reports
346, 347, 440: Malary's report 363, 396: Mo-
nell's 363, 408: Taylor Mr. 281, 282: Taze-
well Mr. 342, 404, 466, 467: Tennessee and
Halston rivers 381, 387, 438: Fest Mr. 343,
344, 388: Tilton Daniel, 387: town and viled
lage commons 360: treasury dept. annual
report 303, on sugar 388: treasurer, allowance
of credit, 408, 437: treaties 279, 335: Trez-
vant Mr. 362: Troup Mr. 278, 279. 360:
Tucker Mr. 437: Tyler Mr. remarks of 467
United States' debtors

Wabash 360: survey of river 390, 407:
Washington Mr. 362, 407: Wayne Mr. 282,
283, 388: Webster Mr. 387, 435, 437: West
India trade, correspondence 343, 344 363.
359: West Point mil. school, reduction of ca
dets 362,-383, 437: Western armory 362, 472:
Wheeling and Belmont bridge 283: White
C. P. 283: 318, 471. 472: Whitlesey Mr. 307,
343, 389, 407,446, 470: White Mr. of Tennes-
see 278, 280: White Mr. of Florida 139: Wick-
liffe Mr. 284 307, 343, 383, 390, 438: Williams
Mr. 388: Wingate Mr. 361: Wirt and Mere-
dith 279, 327, 386, 403: Writs of error 4:3:
wood, donation of 382: Woodbury, Mr. 277,
278, 386, 435, 436, 437, 444: woollen goods,
motion to reduce duties
Yancey Mr.

442
76

Demarara-slave population
Denmark-claims against 188: re-
ported disturbance

Dinner party, a great one
Doctor of divinity
Dollar, value of the
Drayton, col.

Drought
Duels noticed
Duponceau, Mr.
Duties returnable

East Indies.
porced to

Fire-brick

Fires-56, 76, 126, 157, 205, 241, 277,

175

204

384

222

2

157

Flint's review discontinued
Florida-sinking of land in 203:

4, 120, 125 crops 126: Forbes' case 222: sugar in

221
58, 141, 276
146, 226

341
E.
American cottons ex-

141
Letter

Eaton, J. H. see congress.
to the gov. of Mass. 80, 427: on the
removal of Indians 198: censuring ca-
dets 232: to gov. Gilmer 264, 389:
use of spirits in the ariny 341: returns
173
to W.
76, 168

.

272

Ecclesiastic statistics
443
Eclipse
Editorial articles-to friends and readers
1, 312, 457; tax on cotton goods 1; rate of
exchange 2; concerning Mr. McCord 2;
about nullifiers and nullification 3; British
Bordeaux, duke of, 65; Berry, duchess of
royal matters 6; Balt. and Ohio rail road 17,
201; British West India trade 18, 111, 171, 65; Bertrand gen. chief of Polytecnic school
297 331; on the price of grain and flour 18, 78; Bourmont gen. differs with Duperre 65;
In the house. On re-chartering the U. S. 89, 331; relief of the Irish poor 18; on pay- reformed 65; reproached 79; rumor of 112;
bank 283: on repealing duty on sugar 284: ing postage 73, 217; on the French revolu-letter from 125. See Algiers above; Bour-
on reducing the duty on iron, cotton bag tion 33, 37, 57, 170, 219; on Messrs. Wirt and bon de, duke
ging, coarse wool, woollen goods &c. 285: Gilmer's affair 58; notice of gen. Root 59; of
Camel, naturalization of 20; charter 65,
ou the time of meeting 308: on the term of
service of U. S. judges 405: on the repeal the Charleston election 60; reply to the 113; preamble 114; commerce, appropriation
of 25th seet. judiciary act 406: on consider Georgia Journal 61; Cherokee question 73; for 189, 208; chainber of deputies, 7.21; dis-
ing Indian memorials 446 on the bill for H. L. Pinckney's oration, &c. 74; negro cloths solution 38; re-assembling 40, committee of
the relief of revolutionary soldiers 468: ou 69; use of coal, &c. 89; compliment to the impeachment 95; manifesto, protest and pro-
the bill making appropriations for rivers editor 89; servile copyings 90; national reli- clamation 42, 43; erown diamonds withdrawn
and harbors 471: on the bill for the relief gions 91; southern Am. states 91; Mr. Web-43, Chateaubriand 115; Constant Benjamin,
of James Monroe 438: do for the relief of ster 91; home market 105, 233; Mr. Madi- death of 402; Clausel gen.
Despatches, seizure and restoration of 42;
Mrs. Decatur
438, 447 son's letter against nullification 125; same
Congress of philosophers
134 on protecting the home industry 201; on Duperre Adml 112; duke d'Angouleme, dis-
returning from N. Y. Am. Institute 137; bands the army 65; dutchess Angouleme ar
Connect.cut-census 275: election account of 153; "balance of trade" 155; sub-rival at Rambouillet 64; Doulle, anecdote
of 206: duke de Chartres 65, 79; his letter to
eer ng in 386, 428: Mr. Pitkin
Lafayette
Constitution, proposed amendment
357: original design of the constitution
263: C. Pinckney's propositions
Constitutional law-by Dane
Contempt of court

mission men 155; the age of revolutions 169;

judge Barbour's valedictory 169; Mr. Wirt's
oration 170; New York Herald 171; on at-
tempts to manufacture in America 70 years
ago, and general remarks 185; product, va-
165
lue and consumption of cotton 185, 250; Mr.
459 Adams' election to congress 186; Mr. Ran-
10, 11 dolph 186; federalists 201; a quandary 202;
141 general essay on the cultivation of sugar
208; same on the circulation of values 217,
205
233, 234; newspapers 217; editor abused and
17
persecuted 285; gives an account of himself
and his name, with some general remarks
250; parties 252; duty on sugar and machi-
nations against the tariff 273; exchange of

140

241
Cotton-price 2, 19, 55: various 185
250: exported from certain places 183:
lange calgo 333: crop of 212: at New
Oans 55. unport into England 332

charters American vessels 64; conjectures
where bound 64; departs from Rambouillet
64; last ordinance of 65; embarked 94; ar
rived 95; demands to be received as king
111; in England 159; journey of
168

Lafayette, appointment as commander in
chief 43, 111; address of 43, 63; notice of
117, 121, 189; remarks of 77, 78, 111, 133,
225, 432, 433; letters from 78, 132, 133, 179,
220; attention to wounded 79; opinion of
95; holds the fate of France 107; dinners to
111, 116, 481; resigns 425, 465; Lafayette, G.
W. actively engaged 65; liberal journals,
presses seized 41; Lafitte, anecdote of 173
succeeded in the C. of D. 319; speech of 335;
Lasteyrie, count

95

Marmont, appointed 41; interview with
the deputies 44; displeases the Dauphin 44;
Menais, abbe de la 273; ministers, report
against the liberty of the press 38; charged
with high treason 78; fled, 94; impeachment
189, 207; rumors 223; trial commenced 402;
condemned to perpetual imprisonment

429

New ministers, 41, 43, 78; changes spoken
of 176; appointments 319; minister of foreign
affairs, speech of 189; Ney madame 189; Na-
tional Guard, re-orginazation of 42; reviewed
125, 142; strength of 159; call on 189; behave
firmly 429; Nemours duke de, 461; Nismes,
143, 159; Napoleon, as to the removal of his
ashes 78; relative to 189, 223, 225; Neuville
Hyde de,

125

Printers combination of 158; Philadelphia

Hammond, Nicholas, dies
Hartford convention [imitation] 228:
exposition of 432: "Times" 458
Harrison, gen. W. H.
148
Hay, George, dies
94
Herbaut, the man-milliner
Hobart, bishop, dies
Hogs, number travelling
Holland--see Belgium: armistice 321

7

62

277

Jurors-qualification of

K.

Kentucky-of the state of parties 5,
55: convention 90, 219, 302: Mr. Crit-
tenden elected speaker 276: attempts
to elect a senator 386. Lexington
Krudener, baron, letter from 103

L.

93

Law and law cases-dispute between
N. Y. and N. J. 422: judge Clark's
opinion 219: Cherokee case, Mr. W.
Wirt's opinion 81: writ of error 353:
constitutional, Dane's appendix 165: of
sacrilege 166: Nicholson's heirs 302:
distinctions 172: lottery case 232: mar-
qualification of jurors 203, 219: legal

Home market and industry-see edi-riage promise $33: damages of stage

torial, and

57, 299, 300
140
426
222

Hopkinson, judge
Horse-power, its average
Hunt-rare sport
Hurricane, account of a
Hydrophobia, cases of

Ignis Fatuus

1.

7

442

173

Orleans duke of, appointed lieut. gen. 40;
address of 43; ordinance of 63; speech of 64;
receives friendly assurances 65; appointed
king 77; reply to deputation on accepting
oath of fidelity, &c. 77; assumes title of Phi
lippe 1st 78; despatches special missions 111; Illinois-elections 5, 202, 333: the
proclamation 115; letter of 143, in favor of governor 55: United States lands in
abolishing the punishment of death 206140: public lands, gov. Edwards' es-
deputation received, 432; punishment of say 441: Mr. McLean dies 158: nomi-
death-abolition of 111, 189, 206, 223; Paris, nation of gen. Jackson 448: Vandalia
battles in, 40, 44 rally of the people 65; no
murders, &c. 111; disturbances, 142, 159; ad-
dress to, of the city of London 159; Polignac
rumor of 78; attempts escape 111; letter of
115; printing offices-certain ones closed 189
Revenue, 20; revolution, accounts of 33,
37, 40, 41, 44; supposed loss 64; Rouen, dis-
turbances at 159; Rosaniel admiral 125; roy:
alty-emblems of destroyed 111; rumors 95
111, 112, 224
Soult gen. 335; project of a law, 402; Ser-
rurier minister to the U. 9. 319; South Ame-
rica-recognised 158; stocks, value of 65, 79;
Swiss guards-submission of 65; insulted 159;
subscriptions for wounded 65, 112, 189
Te deum, celebrated 23; Talleyrand, speech
of 223; treaty of Tilsit-secret article of 49
tri-colour, origin of 112; Toulon, Algerine

treasure received at

Vassal & Co. failure of
U. S. claims

205
rokees: battles 333: of the Chickasaws,
Indians and Indian affairs-see Che- Longevity 7, 77, 93, 173, 205, 240
Lottery system 231, 232, 427
talk to, &c. 67: treaty with the Choc- Louisiana-checks abducted from a
taws 17, 140, 182, 460: Four Legs dies bank 334: bank of 55: elections 386:
334: customs 167:-murder 172: no-health of N. Orleans 77, 93, 141, 172,
tice of the Choctaws 17:-Menomonee 241: entertainments at 93: exports 183:
and Winnebagoes
133 the Red river 275, 277,: see sugar.
Louis 14th-anecdote
Louisville canal
Loyd, gen. James, dies
M.

War expected 463; wounded, petition of 189
Fuller, the bank clerk

204

59, 334

93

10

172

Madison, James, letters from 126,
188, 227: pamphlet of 263: noticed 200
Mahogany, first used at N. Y.
Mail robberies 156, 202, 302, 386:
Wilson 167: Weirich
Ingham, S. D. see congress: on gold Mails, irregular 187, 302: New Or-
156 and silver coins 2: letters and circu-leans contract 188: contractors address
94 lars of
101, 151, 197, 341 to the president
184
Italy-generally: agitations 206, 430: Maine-elections 59, 73, 90,234,275
illness and death of the pope 335, 403, Manufactures-of blankets 6: castor
430: Mount Etna 62: king of Naples oil 1: of silk 56, 146, 156, 226, 353: ex-
dies 321: arrival of priests at Rome ports of 144: fire brick 1, 157: glass 1:
191: population of Rome 7: Sicilian at Pawtucket 90: at Clintonville 6: War-
consul ackn'd 173: Sardinia 112 ren factory 125; negro cloths 89: re-
J.
marks 185: old views of 193 to 196:
Jackson, president-various letters see editorial, &c. of the protection-
from 89, 105, 385: at Nashville 57: at Washington's opinions 17; at Charles-
Knoxville 89: invited to visit Charles-ton 1808-17: American Institute 153,

162

333

173
Gallatin A. his essay
276, 347
Georgia-see Cherokees, gold: elec-
tions 171, 187, 202: judge Clayton's
charge 99: proclamation 107: gov.
Gilmer's correspondence, &c. 58, 69,
157, 263, 338: no poor in 156: Indian
CASES 219: Cherokees 229, 276: on ton 222: his views of internal improve-
surveys 241, 264: relative to U. S. ment 105: proposition to the Choctaws
troops 263: writ of error and proceed-19: talk to the Chickasaws 67: ho-
Marriage promises
Marshall, chief justice
ings 338: resolutions against the tariff
nors to 105, 121, 184: expected to de-
339: case of Tassels 353: land bill vs cline a re-election 302: announced for the Susquehannah 421: Daniel Martin
Maryland-resolutions concerning
the gold diggers 453: Milledgeville re-election 385: letter of certain mem-elected governor 380: elections 105,
4 bers of the legislature of Pennsylvania
to 452: nominated in Alabama 341,
449: in Illinois 448: message published
276 in London