NOTICES OF THE ARTS AND MANUFACTURES, AND A RECORD
OF THE EVENTS OF THE TIMES.
FROM MARCH TO SEPTEMBER, 1820-VOL. XVIII
Banks of the United States, capital, &e. as reported by the sec, of the treasury 77, 78; Columbia banks 1, 34, 184, 416, 451; modesty of a rubber clerk 184; of Virginia altered notes 240; of Maryland 326, 451; N. York 360; counterfeit bills 326, 360, 416, 432, 446; of New England 432; Kentucky 151; Tennessee 433, 452; Geo. 224, 241, 271, 274, 451; Ohio 224, 399; Maine 240, 312; New Hampshire 364; halves of notes 340; broken baks 364, 355: counterfeits and small notes 451: nests of counterfeiters
Edwards, the spy 310; a bill for high trea
son found against trim 358; pardoned! 394 Elections 175, 188, (curious) 189, 222 61,268
Emigrants to the Cape of Good Hope 48, 268 Exeter theatre burnt
Bankruptcy, brief sketch of a system for 7--the necessity of a law, &c. Barbary-the treaty between France and Algiers 51; Mo- rocco 161, 225; the plague in 398; Algerine squadron 446, 463 Barron, com. his duel with com. Decatur 57, 97; correspon- dence 98; recovering 128; his case noticed 169; his trial by a court martial, at length, on the affair of the Chesapeake 171 Bibb, Wm. W. dies Bigelow, a lawyer Bonaparte, Napoleon-his me- moirs 25, 63; force and cost of the, establishment for his safe-keeping 155; Mr. Stokoe, 155; of his condition Jerome
Forgeries 61, 158: legalized
Fox, Charles, his memory celebrated
Glencoe, massacre of the clan of, noticed 254 Grain, prices of 258, 442; ports partially
Appointments and promotions
naval 128, 151; civil 128, 223, 318; military 390, 391; remarks on
Appropriation bills, noticed Arab pirates
Arabia--lady Hester Stanhope 65; the Wahabees Arkansas-notices of Army--col. King 152; general order respecting the recruit- ing service, &c. 152; general orders, northern division 224; board of officers, rank in the line 391; court martial at De- troit 431; maj. Wooley and capt. Johnson most honorably acquitted
Arrest of a dead body Arts, progress of in France Astley, Thomas
Atlas, American, Tanner and Co's
Brackenridge's history of the 29667
Brazil-galley slaves imported, and remarks on emigration to 286; a new history of British affairs
Affairs, interesting illustrative of the debt, revenue, taxes, &c.
Agriculture, state of 394, 413: of the com- mittee on
Larks, a strange quantity of
American produce and stocks, noticed 48; only one vessel at London 394; ta riff, on the news of its rejection Americans impressed
London-a great fire at 49; proclamation of the new king
323, 359, 412 (estimates) 414 Mackenzie, sir A.
237 427 363,394, 413,459, 460
Manchester 61, 222: persons killed and
wounded at the massacre Manufactures
Marriage, singular, 48; barbarous
Birmingham, reduced consumption at 395
Bradley, the Yorkshire giant Brougham, Mr.-see "queen." Burdett, sir Francis 25, 123, 188, 343,
Museum, the Mutiny 413-bill Names-"holy, sacred," &c. Navigation laws
Navy 94 estimates 414; of the Kent 74, 427; slps broken up and building 442 Newgate calendar North America
Baldwin, H. see "congress," and 288; dinner given him at Phi- Jadelphia
Balloon, flight of one Baltimore-donations to Savan-
nah 87; inspections 151, 365; exchange opened 271; cele- bration of independence 329; oratorio at 343; interments 432, 447
BANKS AND BANKING. Bank of the United States-report of the secretary of the treasury respecting 1, 34,77; dividends of the remaining funds of the old bank 33; on the price of its stock 112: statement of its condition, Nov. 1819, 117; on the losses of the U. S. by its misconduct 316; counterfeit bills 326; curious calculations of profits, and errors corrected 402; law case, at Cincinnati 399, 442; jobbing in the stock
Canning. Mr. 343; his eulogy on the queen 427: his course respecting her 460 Canterbury address to the queen 393 Cartwright, maj. Castlereaghi, lord Catholics in England
Cato street conspiracy-notices and de- tails, &c. 108, 123, 158, 175, 237, 254, 268; editorial remarks 276; execution 283 Champion of England! Clarence, the duke of Cobbett, Mr.
Colleges and universities
Parliament, prorogued 108; king's speech 123; meets 254; strength of parties Paupers 238; poor rates, &c. 322, 324, 395 Pellew, capt.
Combination against American manufac
Coronation of the new king 238, 324, 343.
Queen, notices of her 48, 60, 61, 103, 123, 188, 237, 268, 427, 428, 429, 442, 443; arrives in England, &c. 343, 358, 392, 393, 412, 481: correspondence, negocia→
ALIFURNA
432, Biddle, capt. of the navy
Chauncey, com. Chesapeake frigate, trial at length Chicago-state of affairs at 360 Chili-lord Cochrane's pro-
ceedings 25, 89, 91, 108; Spa- nish ship of 74 guns lost 25; sundry captured 91; the San Telmo 108; Carrera 162; reduction of Valdivia 286; Com. Hardy arrives off the coast, report of the loss of lord Cochrane's flag ship 416 347, 394 China-a French Mandarin of 363 460, 463 Clark, John, dies 271
Spain, on relations with 48, 284; revolu-
Stage coaches,
State of the country
Stocks 108, 188, 268, 284, 343, 394, 460 Sunday newspapers
Thistlewood, A. see "Cato street conspi-
Throne, the heir of the 60; new one pre-
427 Clay, Mr. see congress-re- marks on his resolutions 97; a dinner given him at Lex- ington Colonization of the free blacks 298 Columbia-the republic of-progress, civil and military 91; movements, &c. 162; first vessel arrives under the new flag 190; Rio de la Hache 190, 286, 364,398, 416; reported battles 190. Mr. Torres 221; news of the revolution in Spain re- orived 240; L Mendez, minister at Lon- don 255; constitution proclaimed at Carthagena 364; commissioners from Morillo 398; Bolivar 393; Devereux ar- rives 398, 416; privateers 398; Aury's squadron 431; correspondence of Mo- rillo with the general congress Columbia, district of-fire at Georgetown 112; institute 112; judiciary 139; thea- tre burnt 151; depreciation of property at Alexandria 151; churches in 416; City Hall
Wal, the princess of--see "Queen" above:
a "Jack of all trades" in
Wellington, the duke of
25, 254, 343,413 Combustion, spontaneous 442 Comet, a new hypothesis specting
Working people, state of 323, 324, 395 Yorkshire giant
Young, Arthur, dies Brown, maj. gen.
267 Company, at sea Compliment to the editor Congress, on the manner of do- ing business in
Buenos Ayres, state of affairs at 25, 162; war with Artigas 162; flight of Pueyrredon, revolu tions, &c. 162, 190, 237, 241; treaty, &c. 270; further pro- ceedings 285, 364 Bunker's Hill, the man who fired the first gun at, dies 446 Butter, price of at Utica, N. Y. 287 C.
Cadets, promoted 391; at New York Campeachy, the constitution adopted at
Canada, imports and exports, &c. 65; Isle aux Noix 112; ta- riff 169; early potatoes 224; arrivals at Quebec 326; forti- fications at do. Candy, the regalia of the king, in London Cannon, the proof of, prescrib- ed by the navy board Cape of Good Hope-colony at 364 Capitol, of the United States 224 Carey, Mr. his "New Olive branch" Carroll, Charles, of Carrollton 329,447 Cass, gov. his projected tour 150 Caucus, called 97; abortion of 113 Census, the 4th of the U. S. di- rections of the sec. of state for taking it 319; remarks upon the law, &c.
Congress of 1774, non-importa- tion agreement
Academy, military Accounts, acts for the settlement of Acts, a list of passed at the session
Draw ucks, amount, &c. of Duelling, a motion respecting 125, 1269 (report) 147, 163
Duties 8, letter from the secretary of the treasury respecting 9; on a change of the manner of payment 55, 69; on im- ports and tonnage 127; on the prompt payment of 166, 182; letter respecting
East Indies, imports and exports from and
Fortifications, &c. civil jurisdiction over 28; contracts for building, 31; appro priations Franking
French spoliations 55, 67, 127; affairs 166;
Adams, Mr. his letters to Mr. Lowndes 59; report on the case of J. Smith 67; on claims against the governments of St. Domingo 93; on the execution of the treaty of Ghent Adjournment 66, 67,94, 95, 182 183 Agriculture, a committee of Alabama 29, 148, 150; (French emigrants in) 163 Appropriations, on the transfer of 13; na- val 28. 31; military 32, 54, 55, 56, 91, 92. 112, 124, 125, 126; general 56, 68, 109, 124 Arkansas 28, 149 Army-rations, &c. 11: certain contracts 16; appropriations, see above: cost of the staff, &c. 56; clothing 124, 146, 147, 150, 183, 190, 193, 231; employment of to make a survey of the interior 177; a mo- tion for reduction 181; a plan for Auction duties 169, 185, 127, 148, 166, 181; proceedings, debate, &c. 182, 183; Mr. Baldwin's speech Balances due from collectors, &c. Baldwin, Mr. 69; his speech on the tariff 241; do. on the duty till 299; do. on the Missouri question 403; on the auction bill 418 Baltimore-respecting a cannon lost at North Point 110 Banks of the U. S. 28, 31; general report of the secretary of the treasury 1 in the district of Columbia 126, 127, 163, 167, 177, 182 Bankruptey, a system of 10, 32, 52, 56, 67, 91, 95, 109, 148 Barbour, Mr. 11, 124 Beaulieu, capt. L. J. of the revolution 177 Beecher, Mr. 13
Good Friday, proposed adjournment on 119 8, 11, 16 Gun powder, lead, &c. loaned Half pay officers of the rev. army Hall of the house of rep.
Hayti-see "St. Domingo" below. Heaps, John
Importations, value of for four years 223 Indiana (and Illinois) boundaries
125 Indians-a bill to license traders with 10; report on the trade 143; do. to the s- nate 155; trading houses and trade 1 11. 28, 8, 92, 144, 127, 187 -the Stockbridge
-the Chippewas Internal revenue
Journals of the old congress 54, 147; of
the convention Judges (district) Judicial system
Judiciary of the dist. of Columbia 139, 12
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