325 Early, Peter, sketch of
Earthquake
Willshire, Mr. a vote of thanks proposed
Willard, J. M.
Williams, Mr.
Wool, merino
Useful arts
Vice president
255, 295, 307, 325 East Indies, act of parliament re-
specting 46; women burnt
78; pirates 46; Pindarees 46;
brief notices of 58; vessels of
war built in 60; Hindoo opi-
nion 63; Hatrass 78 156; price
of labor 155; burning moun-
tain in Java 205; trade 207;
Saporanes 221 404; Batavia
221; Mahrattas 266 431: the
Peshwa 342; Pattah
Ecclesiastical anecdotes
Editorial remarks
Editor's address about agents
Education national
Egypt, commerce of 28; Ptolo-
my Philadelphus 31; antiqui-
ties
Elba, British reports about the
purchase of it by the U. S. 76
Elephants in Russia 205; at New
York
Yeas and nays.-On the internal duties 156;
on the compensation of the members 326,
328; respecting John Anderson 353; on the
bill for commuting the soldiers lands 373; on
the bill respecting fugitives 393; on the bill
about brevet rank and pay 394; on the bill
respecting half pay pensions, &c. 414.
Connecticut-election 79; go-
vernor's speech 120; stand-
up law 127, 131, 192: thanks-
giving 176; Miss Steady
Habit 176; legislative pro-
ceedings in honor of capt.
Hull 182; error respecting,
noticed 207; editorial re-
marks
193, 360; address
of rep. members of the
legislature 218; New Haven
Herald 361; "established
church"
Constitution U. S.-of amend-
ments to 49, 272; see congress;
of Indiana 85; of Mississippi
54; frigate, anecdote
"Contempt of the house"
Cooper, Thomas
Cotton. Imported into Liver-
pool 15; exported from New
Orleans 31; British consump-
tion 121; frauds in packing
144; price of 144, 376; ex-
port of 151; India 156, 405;
crops 176; imported into
great Britain 320; rot in 344;
American
Courts martial and naval-
see "Wharton"-in case of
sending a challenge
Counterfeiters
Crowninshield, Mr. the sec.
Food, calculations of the quan-
tities consumed in the U. S.
18; of its variation in price, ex-
port, &c.
342 Forrest, Mr. his speech
67 Forsyth, col.
Chayous
Commerce
Constitutionel, the
Elm tree, large
Emigration to the U. S. 16 35
79, 143 156 157 314 378; sta-
tistics 35; anecdote 128; west-
ward 224; to Philadelphia 314;
to New York 360; terrible
mortality
Englishman in America
Episcopal clergy in the U. S.
Essex frigate, fate of some of
European speculations 46;
Spanish America, &c.
Eustis, lieut. col.
Evans, Oliver, on steam engines
Exchange, see bank notes
110 Exports of the U. S.
344 Extracts, infamous
Grain and bread
Hardenburg's note
Half pay officers
Henry the fourth
King's chief officers
Louis 18th
174 Firebrand, U. S. schooner
64 Fisheries on the Potomac
Debt of the U. S. and G. B. de-
Decatur, com. a present of plate
to, from Baltimore
195 Financial prosperity 282 329 345
Fishing vessels restored 60; de-
cree respecting
Fishermen, American, anecdote
of
Press, liberty of the, &c.
Paris, births and deaths at 174; population
of
Declaration of Independence 377 Fisk James
Deity
Desultory remarks, editorial
Delaware, divisjon of proposed 344
Delaware Watchman, extract
Denmark--fire in the work house)
378 Florida, geography population,
&c. 189; reports about the
sale of 267 298 375; on the va-
lue of 431; resolutions and acts
of congress in 1812, &c. 316;
Mc Gregor at Amelia 12 28;
declaration of blockade 47;
abandons the place 62 78; ex-
pedition on the St. John's 12;
an affair at 79 95; prizes 79
157 221 296; Mr. Gaul 206.
311; various reports respect.
ing 95 267; Woodbine at A-
at Copenhagen 46; navy 78 94;
loan 78; bankruptcies
Detroit
29 72 96 312
Dexter, capt. U. S. navy 144 185
Dickinson, John
300 383
Dog, sagacity of a
2061
Gambling, a new game
Gas lights
205 376 Indiana.-Harmony 20 272; con.
stitution of the state 85; no. of
votes given 111; of the vine
224; finances
Geographical mistake
Georgetown, col.
Georgia.-Election 208; govern-
or's message 216; sugar 257;
col. Appling 334; population
333; finances 333; internal im-
provements 334; respecting
slaves 377; militia
Germany-British manufactures
12 131 220 266; diet at Frank.
fort 41 45 220; distresses in
ditto 45; mountain disappears
45; Hesse 77 376; export of
warlike stores 78; commotions
123 142; Leipsic 175; state of
the country 219; conscription
219; state of the army 78; cot-
ton and woolen manufactures
266; the Rhine 310; Saxony's
demand on Prussia 310; the
Jews 376; the imperial fami
ly
German remarks on the suspen-
sion of the habeas corpus in
England
Glasses, antique
Indian reform, Mr. McKenney's
letters respecting 4; cessions
16; lands in Ohio
Indians-the Sioux 32; Caddo
chief 42; the Cherokees 73 80
343 396; the Osages 74; great
battle 80 312 378; prisoners
with the 139; the Seminoles,
96 143 208 256 272 296 .312
319 360 412 436; treaty with
the Wyandotts &c. 144 at
Washington City 208; Senecas
312; treaties, several
Insects
Ionian islands
Ireland, population, revenue,&c.
156
Laws of the U. S. Navigation
act 30. The compensation, its
effects 31, respecting Flori-
da 315; abolishing the inter-
nal duties
Law of G. Britain on the con-
vention with the United
States
Law cases. In Virginia respect.
ing a free negro 16; of the
Am. fishermen at Halifax 73;
mercantile 138; at Charles-
ton, on the U. S navigation
act 151; judge Washington's
charge 169; British officers
before judge Peters 214, 272;
Griswold vs Waddington
378; opinion of judge Bland,
on an ejectment 225; trial
by battle
Laws-respected in America
110; glorious uncertainty of 112
Lawyers, a puzzle for
Leaks in vessels
Letters-rapid despatch of
Letters-see also the chief heads.
From D. L. Mc Kenney, on In.
dian reform 4; D. M. Randolph,
343 on cement 7; Com. Rodgers to the
30 secretary of the navy 29; H. Niles
265 to William Cobbett 33, 65, 162;
Gen. Washington to Dr. Cochran
37; an emigrant of Maryland, on
Louisiana 38; the pope to the head
clergy of France 44; Mr. Lee, re-
specting a sea-serpent 50; Com.
Porter to the editor 65; to the
editor from an English emigrant
99; complimentary to the editor
117, 194; of the emperor Alexan-
der and prince Gallitzin to the
peace society 124; from Mr. Bagot,
&c. respecting prisoners with the
Indians 139; most sensible, to the
editor 194; from Gen. Gaines-see
Gaines, gen.; from Mr. Adams; see
Adams; the editor to Mrs. Adams
363; Gov. Strong to Mr. Monroe
and reply 389; Mr. Erving to Mr.
76 Cevallos 414; Mr. Bagot to Messrs.
79 Monroe and Adams
Iron, manufacturcs of 149 268;
see congress.
Italy.-Troubles at Malta 12;
Maria Louisa's estates 45; the
royal family of Spain at Rome
45; king of Sardinia 45; Ponte
lago Scuro 45; Parma, &c. 174;
lake Carteino 205; pontifical
archieves 342; Pompeii and
Herculaneum 342 404;rup-
tion of Vesuvius 123; popula-
tion
Jackson, gen. 144; calls for vo-
lunteers 396; leaves Nashville
for the army
Jacobinism, mentioned
Jacobson, captain
Java, cruelties at
95 Jefferson county society
Jesuits, in England 121; Spain
July 4-celebrated at Paris
Jury trials, origin of
К.
Heath capt. see congress.
Helena, St. see Bonaparte, and 404
Henry, Patrick
46 Lever, marine
333 Live oak timber
266 Lloyd, Mr.
79 Longevity, American 15, 32, 344
139 Longitude, by Dr. Hall
Kennedy, Mr.
Kentucky-yeas and nays on the
new election bill 321; finances
321; internal improvements
321; governor's mesage 386;
resolutions respecting South
America
Kidnapping
17 Kosciusko, see congress.
65
Lord, a in the U. S.
Louisiana. Exports of New Or-
leans 31; views of Attacapas
and Opelousas 38; wealth of
314, 436; British wailings
about it 76; sickness at N. O.
80, 159; on the prairies of
118; sloop of war Beaver at
N. O. 171; senator
436
48 McGregor, see Florida
266 McComb, gen.
Holmes, major
Holy alliance
Hornet, sloop of war
How to get 'em out
Hunting
208 Lallemand, gen.
45 344 Las Casas
Methodists in G. Britain, &c
Mexico. Notices of Mina 12, 29,
62, 96, 143, 158, 191, 221,
324; of his capture 267, 360,
396, 413; proclamation of the
viceroy respecting him, &c. 124
Microscope, solar
Military academy at West Point
31, 48, 112; officers and ca-
dets at 75, 256; gen Scott at 143
Militia services
graving of the battle of 174 205
Newspapers-postage 129 164;
list of those in the U. S. pro-
posed 210 225; do. in Mary.
land 282; propositions re-
specting
Newtonian theory
Peace society, correspondence
with the emperor Alexander,
&c.
Pension office, notice from 343
Pennsylvania-presents a sword
to captain Stewart 93; election
noticed 96; returns of do. 127
144 192; Kettering's cure of
the hydrophobia 100; British
officers detained at Philadel-
phia, &c. 160; thanksgiving
192; finances 260 333; govern-
or's message 275; paupers in
Philadelphia 311; governor's
inaugural address 318; report
on education 378; internal im-
provement, change of the con-
stitution proposed
Perpetual motion
Perry, capt.-see congress.
Petition to judge Peters
Pickens, gen. 31-biographical
Plattsburg, the aniversary of the
New Year, remarks upon
New York-presents a sword to
gen. Strong 13; the same to
gen. Macomb 72; Owasco
lake 31; battery 128 185; E-
vening Post 115; canals 116
207 211; thanks-giving 144;
commerce 234; British sub.
jects at 401; governor's speech
406; claims
North-Carolina members of
congress 48; table of exports
102; commercial company 223;
legislature 223; governor's
message 246; Messrs. Yancey
and Murphey 257; penitentiary
311; sugar 343; internal im-
provements
Nova Scotia-cost of the go-
vernment of
battle of 80; the schooner 176
Pluviometrical observations 331
Poland-constitution
do chief 42; queen of 43 94
123 174; duties 45; the royal
family of, at Rome 45; prepa-
rations against the colonies
59 191 342; patriots 77 310;
St. Ignace de Loyola 77 94;
disturbances 122; wretched.
ness 122; Ferdinand eulogiz-
ed! 191; theatre 220; Russian
Aleet 265; inquisition 310; cle-
mency 310; affairs with Rus-
sia 265 310; affairs with Por-
tugal 265; Cadiz 359; Alicant
316 342; navy 342; refugees
396; board of health
342
65"Spanish America"-for particu
lar events see the several pro-
vinces; privateers
Prior, capt. E.
Prussia--Swimming school 157;
constitution talked of 205;
theatre at Berlin 205; minister
at Washington 208; British
manufactures 220 310; Saxon
claims 310; of the king
Punctuation, an error in
Punctuality-an anecdote
Puzzle for lawyers
Saranac, brig 62 95 111 144 176
45 59
$12 Spanish consul at Savannah
16 Specie-arrivals of, &c. 64 96
112 176; transport of 96; abun.
dance of in Europe
Speech in a dream
Springs, curious
School books proposed
Scotch greys
Scotland, population, revenue 156
Scott, maj. gen. 29; at Quebec 79
404 Scott, Mr. anecdote of
65 Sea serpent, 3 30 50 112 160
224 Seamen, expertness of
Selkirk, lord
2 68 Services of militia
Shaw, capt. U. S. navy
Steam engines and boats-0.
Evans' discovery of 5 345; in
England 11 173; in Spain 12;
in France 29; capt. Stiles' 62;
in the western waters 112;
128 150
safety of
270 Steam boat Massachusetts
7 Sheep, wild, of the Rocky moun-
tains
Ramsay, col. N.
Randolph, D. M. on cement
Reaping-a pleasant anecdote
"Red Book," the
147
Representation of Baltimore 364
Republics, British opinions of 76
65
Retrograde politics
Rhode Island.-Legislative pro.
ceedings on the internal reve-
Ships-pulled up on the stocks
in England 11; the same there-
tofore done in the U. S. 29;
built in India
Ship building, rapid, at N. Y. 223
110
Shoe-blacking liquid
Sierra Leone 179 200; col. Max-
well 26; an African chief fired
-engine at Philadelphia 348
-pump
Stocks-British, French, &c.see
British, French, &c.; Ameri-
can, prices of &c. 43 64 173
216 265
Strong,gen. of Vermont, a sword
presented to him
28 Strong, gov. quo'ed
160 Stuart papers
312 Sugar,exported from N.Orleans 31
North Carolina
Slaves, registry of in the W. I. 12
Slave trade, documents respect-
ing
Smuggling
Rodgers, com. on hauling ves-
sels out of the water for re-
pairs 29; his report on the in-
crease of the navy
Rodney, John 31; C. A.
Royal governments, safety of 122
Rush, Dr. J.
Russia-Odessa 12 95 220; Lan.
castrian schools 12; emigra-
tion to 12 26; bank of 28; li-
beral ukase of the emperor 45;
affairs with Spain 123 265 297
324 395; emperor's tour 123
157 175; affairs with Turkey
123; affairs with Brazil 123;
do. with the U. S. 123 142
220; emperor's letter to the
peace society 125; affairs with
England 175; population 205
Suicide, singular
200 Supreme court, U. S.
377 Survey-see Chesapeake; do. 176
224 Susquehannah river-arks and
rafts, 15; bridges 344; bridge
and bank comp. 345; bridge
455
at Lewisburg
Sweden-Prince Oscar 44 59;
respecting Norway 78; crown
prince 78, 310; conspiracies,
&c. 78 143; commercial regu-
lations 157; old king 175; ca-
nal 175; children smothered
175; navy 175; police 191;
bankruptcies 310; paper cur-
rency
Swimming school
Swiss at Amsterdam
South America, generally, wealth
and resources of 6; commis-
sioners to 96 223; essay on the
state of 98 117 181; punish-
ment of patriots 122; British
officers, &c. 124 150 171 192
214 272 396; French officers
128; Indulto 192; European
notices of the affairs of 158
175 219 376 376
South Carolina-governor's mes- Switzerland-the press in
sage 276; salaries
Spain-Amnesty 12; church pro-
perty taxed 12 142; specie
from the colonies 12 342; gen.
Lacey 28 59 77 123; finances
28 122 310 342; and the U.
States 28, commissions a Cad-
Tallow, a substance like it 80
Taylor, Thomas, of Connecticut 15
Tayloring-stitches in a coat 15;
done by a machine 123
officers &c. in London 29, 76;
gen.Morillo 29, 61; the pope's
bull 61; general notices 95;
Angustura 79 143 360; mani-
festo 158; Bolivar's proclama-
tion 207, 360; gen. Paez 222;
Brief notices 266; gen. Ber-
mudez 360; gen. Zaraza 375
Venice-description of the city 8
Vesuvius, U. S. bomb vessel
hauled up on stocks 29; moun-
tain, eruption of
123
Vermont-election 79, 159; law
about bank notes 344; gover-
nor's speech 168; thanksgiv-
ing proclamation 378; banks
proposed
112 Vine, cultivation of
Virginia-projected internal im-
provements 125; bank of the
Valley 208; literary fund 320;
correspondence between the
governor and president Ma-
dison 380; commerce of 436;
E. I. company proposed 159;
governor's message 245; P.
Henry 344; armory 346; finan-
W.
266 Wolves, in France
221 Woodbine, col.
46 Wooller, Mr. his trial, &c.
Wrecked vessels-Manby's in-
vention
343 Wales, New South, state of
Washington, gen. a letter of to
Dr. Cochran 37; address to
Adet 67; honored in a Spanish
theatre 220; monument to 80;
Venezuela, the provinces of. Spa-
nish barbarity 12, 61; acts of
the patriot government 12;
gen. Piar 13, 207, 360, 372;
In general, there are two or more references to every important article contained in this
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