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WEEKLY REGISTER,

NOTICES OF THE ARTS AND MANUFACTURES, AND A RECORD
OF THE EVENTS OF THE TIMES.

H. NILES & SON, EDITORS.

THE PAST THE PRESENT FOR THE FUTURES

FROM MARCH TO SEPTEMBER 1829-VOL. XXXVI OR,

VOLUME XII-THIRD SERIES.

BALTIMORE:

PRINTED BY THE EDITORS,

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of

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119

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235
164

307

Abernathy, the surgeon, ancedote presentatives on the memorial of the 219: Bridgewater, the earl of, dies 104,
116 company 41; progress of the road, 122: bishopric of London, 317: Buck-
Adams, John Q. bis correspondence &c. 53; letter from certain engineersingham, Mr. 105-see East Indies:
with certain gentlemen of Massachu- of in England to the president of the bull baiting 273: Burke, the body-sel-
setts noticed 1, letter to Wm. Plumer company 92; report of do. to the pre-ler 4, 68, 86, 104, 167: his accomplice
and reply, with extracts 17; corres
sident and directors 273; iron import-Hare
pondence with J. A. Hamilton 84, 93; ed for 235; stockholders in $49; in- Calicoes, returns of printed 338:
judge Gould's reply, with letters of junction on the company 365; estinat-Canada--see Canada: Catholic and
Messrs. Hillhouse, &c. 153 to 156, 174; ed cost of the road from Baltimore to Catholics, cathedral 167: chapels 266:
Mr. Hamilton's letter to the editor of the "Point of Rocks 386; riots on 409 Wellington, Anglesea and Dr. Curtis
the N. York Evening Post 172; Mr. Banks and banking-the Hoboken 4, 6: anecdotes of ministers 115: lord
Plumer to Mr. Hamilton 173; history bank fails 49; bank of the U. States Anglesea 38: duke of Northumber-
of his administration proposed 1; cor- 123; dividend S17; the bank of the land 38: disabilities 66, 129, 138: Wel-
respondence with certain citizens of Commonwealth of Kentucky 52, 181;lington to Leinster 68: Gratton to the
Steubenville 107; do. with certain of proceedings in the N. York legislature sate 91: of Mr. O'Connell 38, 65, 69,
New Jersey 106; invited to a public respecting, &c. 102, 134; see New 87, 121, 166, 255, 272, 287, 320, 372:
dinner at Boston 361; on his retire-York-an essay on the state of the excitement on "the question" 55, 68,
ment from the presidency 17, 145 currency 209: notes of the banks of 88, 98, 117, 120, 137, 148, 223: "the
Adams, John, a declaration of 334 the U. States refused in deposite 222; rent" 137, 255: association 98, 228:
Adams, Geo. W. drowned 164, 271 bank of Columbia, N. Y. 223; Patter- the case in parliament 98, 120, 202:
Adams, Mary Ann, dies
son bank 235; Middle District bank Wellington to Winchelsea and plan
Addison, on the spirit of party 54 284; Central bank of Georgia 317, 351 of relief, &c. 135, 166, 183, 202: votes
Africa-M Caille's expedition to Barbary powers, extinction of 152 of the pcers 202: Catholic peers 137,
Timbuctoo 36. See Liberia.
Barbour, James, minister to Eng- 226, 254, 364: Protestant opposition
Africans in Baltimore
land
65, 308, 339 301: emancipation checks emigration
Alabama-electioneering in 165;
271 317: renewed disturbances 415: clergy
great storm at Tuscaloosa
289 364: cannon captured at Navarino 225:
Alligator, a large one
131 cabinet, changes in the 367, 384: M.
Almeida, confined at Porto Rico 179
34 Cavendish, 384: "church in danger"
"American sagacity," British no-
87 117: Cobbett, William, 255: church
tions of
223 livings 255: cotton, prices of 223: see
Anniversary, observance of the 332
cotton: Curran, Mr. 4: corn laws, the
Appointments to office, former sen-
255, 257, 287: of the averages 291:
timents respecting 161, 196, 267,313,
crime, in Ireland 408: Cumberland,
315. See editorial and appointments.
the duke of, and captain Garth 139,
Etiquette observed in relation to 152;
292 to 296, 323147: currency and commerce of 420%
Mr. Williams' letter, &c. as to the Berrien, John McPherson, of Geo. Curtis, William, dies 55: Custis, Mrs.
dismissal of Mr. Norton 181, 244; Mr. 1; declines a public dinner at Savan- dies
Eaton's letter to Mr. Nourse 163 nah, Geo. 253; gen. Call's charges Davy, sir H. dies 367: debt, plan
Appointments by the president, &c. against him 268; to deliver an oration for liquidating 395: Diorama, the, de-
civil 5, 34, 67, 102, 119, 133, 149, 163, at Princeton college
118 stroyed by fire, 320: distresses-see
181, 199, 234, 377, 410; naval 67; mi-
Biddle, com. his entry into Cadiz manufacturers, causes of, &c. 351, 411,
226
litary 67, 143; "ominous" runiors as 37; his correspondence with the baron 412, 414: Dudley, lord,
to the necessity of
148 da Prata
126 East India company, Mr. Bucking-
Arkansas territory-census of 234 Blockade, the right of, &c. 100, 117;ham's exposition of the affairs of, dis-
Army of the U. States-order of case of the Dolphin 101; correspond-cussions in parliament, &c. 105, 221,
the war department pardoning Wm.ence of com. Biddle and the baron de 225, 272: commerce with the E. I.
Huston, alias Hart 91; the fourth regi-
349: Edinburg murders 4: see Burke:
ment 235; appointments in the 67, 143;
emigration to America 151: excise
$21
decision in the case of captain Gantt
laws, effects of the
204; case of gen. W. Scott 114; troops
Fauquhar's heirs 220: finances, 159:
to proceed on the Santa Fe road 182;
flour and grain, prices of &c. 4, 38,
visiters of the military academy 269;
68, 87, 132, 145, 166, 223, 230, 270,
their report 311, 350; graduates 325;
413: importation of wheat, &c. in
case of col. A. R. Woolley 325
1828, 118: "free trade" discussion in
Auctions, great meeting in N. York
parliament
opposed to, with the report of a com-
inittee on the evil effects of
184
Austin, James T. his remarks about
the old parties
Austria-regulations of commerce
with 199; war with Morocco 335

Benton, T. H. bis reports and bills
on the patronage of the executive 265,

51

Rio da Prato, relative to the blockade
of Buenos Ayres
126
Boston-houses building in 3; sales
of American goods in 29, 67; prices
and sales of wool 82, 83, 234, 298; the
N. E. society 270: dinner to Mr.
Green 222: expenditures 85,271: toasts
drunk at 50; old spirit of Boston 325;
"Boston report" 3, 249; the location
of the city 235; "Gazette" noticed $5,
65, 377; brig Attentive, of 50; Bun-ported
ker Hill monument
318
Bowman E. dies
149
Branch John 1: invited to dine at
Halifax
145

305

Garth, capt. 139, 147: gloves, im-

365

Jews, the

166
Hare, the accomplice of Burk, 103:
202
Irish freeholders
257
Kean, the actor 255: Kentuckian, a,
sixteen feet high 255: king, plate for
87,396
the 54: his speech
Land in Ireland 384: Limerick, affray
at 596: Lindsey, Richard, 36: Lush-

321

Baker, John of Maine, correspond-
ence respecting, between Messrs.
Clay, Lawrence and lord Dudley 29 to
32; correspondence of lord Aberdeen
and Mr. Lawrence
190 to 196
Baldwin, Henry
35
Ballard, capt, of the U. S. navy,
sword presented to
131, 355
Bates, E. and Geo. McDuffie 33
Baltimore-improvements in 3; do-
mestic goods shipped from 49; trade
with Lancaster, Pa. 86; rapid rise of
the city 268; severe weather, price of
wood in, &c. 4, 147; inspections 119;
vessels 119; chemical preparations
made in 150; the Independence (steam)
boat) 164; Edward Johnson dies 147;
the screw dock 298, 347; centenary
celebration 397; sunday school cele-
414
Baltimore and Ohio rail road-See
cail roads—report of the house of re-

Brazil-treaty with 65; with the U.
States 109 to 112; Portuguese arrive
at R 224; the currency 224; slave
trade in 105, 162; abuses of the custom
house 105; insurrection 224; Frenchington, Mr. killed
ships at Rio, &c. 105; American claims Malibran, madam 223: malt, ef-
on 199, 201; French 199; British 224; fect of excise laws on 321; manufac-
convent lands 199; American vessels turers-distresses, &c. among 104,
captured 201; correspondence between 122, 151, 166, 254, 256, 268, 270, 272,
com. Biddle and the baron of da Pra- 287, 292 340, 396: McCartney, Dr.
340
ta
126 167: Manchester riots
Brick, Berry's "premium" 301 Navy of the U. States, noticed in
Great Britain and Ireland. parliament 113: naval vessels lost 167;
Ascot races, 413: Atlas newspaper Northumberland, the duke of 86: his
500: Anglesea, lord 4, 53, 256 plate 167: his entertainments
Brunswickers, meetings of 55-see
Catholic question: budget, the 256,
304: banks stop payment 273: bank of
England 384: Barbour, Mr. Ameri-
can minister, 65, 508, 359: beer, &c.
manufactured 168: bodies, unlawful
disinterment of 273 besoughmongers,
HARVARD
UNIVERSITY

255
O'Brien, the rev. Dr. B. dies 50:
O'Connell, Mr. see Catholic &c.

bration

Parliamentary courtesy 219: parlia-
ment--opening of 68: Peel, Mr. see
Catholic question, and 121: Pelham,
Mr. 198: pirates 104, 151, 166, 321:
Portugal, the affairs of 367, 384, 397
49*80

Barnsley, Godfrey
Barry, Mrs. the actress
Battle, loss of life in
Baytes, the sulphate of
Bells, weight of several
Benjamin, Levi, dies
Benning, Mr. shot by C. Wickliffe
65,349

12

arriving in 286: "rights of Britons" in marle sound 13: Alexader, Mr. 26t
350 appropriations for 1520, 206: Arkan-
Canals The Morris canal 3; see sas territory 25: army asylum 175:
congress. Projected from Schenec-appropriation bills the variou, 13, 15,
tady to lakes Oswego and Ontario 52; 16, 22, 24, 25, 26: armories and arse-
the Delaware and Hudson 181; state nals
2-4
of the fund in N. York 117; N. Y. ¦ Baltimore and Ohio rail road 15,41:
canal tolls 222; Mr. Mitchell's re- Baltimore barber 23: Bartlett, Mr. 16:
marks about the Chesapeake and Ohio barracks in Missouri 23: Bassett, Mr.
53; corner stone of the first lock laid 20: Bates, Mr. and Mr. McDuffie 55:
235; othcers of the company 271; Baker, John, of Maine 29 to 32: Ber-
the Dismal Swamp 55, 67, 116, 154, rien, Mr. 61, 62: Bibb, Geo. M.
232; the Chemung 134; cost of keep-
ing the N. Y. canals in repair, &e.
256; Tibbitts' plan for disposing of
the revenue from 306; canal between
the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico,
port of the engineers 189; the Cayuga
and Seneca 222; canals in the U. S.
a list of 187; canals in Pennsylvania
86, 101, 370; the Pennsylvania canal
board 119, 134, 147, 148, 268; the
Chesapeake and Ohio 164; canal along
the Monocacy 302: the Chesapeake
and Delaware opened 317; canal
through the Muscle Shoals 319; the
Farmington canal 414- Delaware ca-
nal
101
Cannon, P. the murderess 144, 202
Canova's group of Graces 149, 177 Debates,Gales and Seaton's Register
Carpets, manufacture of 283 of 30: Decatur, Susan, 26, 57: Detroit,
Carroll, gen. of Ten. sword pre-road from to Chicago 13, 26: disburse-
sented to
568 ments in the several states 24: Dismal
2 Swamp canal 21: duties, cash payments
of, &c. 15. report on

Canals, the Chesapeake and Dela-
ware 13. 23, 26, 27, 55: the Dismal
Swamp 24: Louisville and Portland 27:
Cambreleng, Mr. 25: cash duties, re-
report on 157: chair, appeals from the
decision of the 26, 27, 57: census, the
fifth 15: Chambers, Mr. 61, 62, 65:
commerce and navigation of the U. S.
14: constitution, amendment of the 14,
15: cotton and wool, value of the ex-
ports of 26: Crittenden, J. J. 91:
Cumberland road, &c. 14, 24, 26: Mr.
Randolph's note concerning 41: cus-
toms, emoluments of the officers of
12: bonds taken by the collectors of,
&c. 22: customs, amendment act, the
British

15

157

Castor oil, anti-tariff
Catholic question-see Great Brit-
ain and Ireland and "editorial,” re- Exploring expedition, correspond-
B.joicings in the U. States on the pas-ence, &c. concerning 7: exports of the
sage of the bill
200 U. S. since 1820, 26: executive busi-
Chemical preparations made in the mess, yeas and nays on motions to go
U. States
139 into the consideration of 22: executive
Chili-affairs of the republic 225 journal
33
China-interesting items from 230 Florida
23
Children, mammoth
165
Chouteau, col. Auguste dies 68
Circle, quadrature of the
Clapp, Joel, dies

Gent, relating to the treaty of 13, 23
Hall of the house 35, 58: Hanseatic
republic 13: Hamilton, Mr. 27: Hayne,
Mr. 13, 22, 23, 61: Holmes, Mr. 23,

87
149
161

60

Indians, the 21, 25, 27: Indian de-
particut, appropriations for 22, 21,
25: internal improvements within the
states 16: amount expended for

22

Clay Mrs. H. a ball given to
Clay, Henry, dinner to him at Wash-
ington and his speech 39; invited to
dine with the managers of the Balt.
"fancy rag ball" 91; dines with the
mechanics, &c. at Wheeling, Va. 115; Jackson, Andrew, his letter to the
anecdote of "the outs and the ins" senate announcing his readmess to take
115; dinner to him at Frederick, Md. the oath of office 23: see president.
124; letter to the committee of citi- Lands, survey of the public 13, 15:
zens of Middlesex and Essex coun-expenses of the general land office 13:
ties, N. J. 125; toast complimentary appropriated to the several states 21:
to 349; reaches home 119, 161; Mr. the Yazoo 57: report on the distribu-
Clark nominated for the district tion of money arising from 215 to 218:
formerly represented by Mr. C. 161; acres of within the limits of the several
correspondence with certain citizens states 259: tables shewing the quanti
of Bardstown, &c. 355, 413; dinner ty of public lands in each state and
to him at Lexington 234, 268; his how appropriated, &c.
261, 373
speech at length 399 to 401; courte Mallary, Mr. 25: Macomb, on the
sies towards him
establishment of an army asylum 176:
McDuffie, Mr. 26: his affair with Mr.
Bates 33: messengers, payment of 23:
Mexico, trade with 15: canal project-
ed 22: Mississippi land company 16,
22, 57: mint, seignorage at the 15: Mit-
chell, Mr. 58: Monroe, James, claims
of

police of London 226: poor rates 226:
population of the empire 118: reve-
nue, the, and expenditures 5, 104,
116, 166, 256, 304, 320, 364: priests
hired
289

Scarlett, sir James 320: Scott, sir
Walter 122: S. American loans 223:
Southey, Robert, $50: steam coach
168: spirits, consumption of 273: stock
dividends 598: sugar, W. Indian 367:
Stephenson, Rowland, the banker, va-
rious notices of 5, 36, 51, 68, 151, 219,
222, 223, 226: apprehended in New
York with the proceedings 51, 65, 219
Taxes, British 393-see poor rates:
tariff, the American, certain papers
concerning sent to the house of com-
mons 53: proceedings relative to no-
ticed 66: English notices of the repeal
of 413: Tickell, Mr. 4: tobacco raised
in Ireland 52: duty on in England 117:
smuggling of 151: permission given to
Irish planters to raise it free of duty
256: "Tom Thumo," the American
horse 270: tonnage, amount of arrived
at the different ports 202: trade, the
state of 371; Trant, Mr. anecdote of

226
149

Usher, Dr. dies

Ward, Geo. dies 167: Wellington,
the duke of 4: duel with Winchelsea
151: his letter to the duke of Lienster
68: the bishop of Salisbury's letter to
him 166: insulted 167: extract from
one of his speeches on emancipation
202: reported rupture with the king
273: said to be bribed 412: West,
sale of his picture gallery 167: wines,
the duty on French 255: woman dis-
guised as a man 54: wool, low price
of 337: Westminster Abbey on fire 255
York minster burned, &c. 88, 122,
255

Brooks, J. G. extract from a speech

371
50

Brown, Amos dies
Brown, David and Jonathan, die 223
Buenos Ayres-Murder of Dorrego
34; his letter to his wife 67; contracts
to bring colonists rescinded 105; Mr.
Forbes' letter to Lavalle 66; Lavalle's
letter to Mr. Forbes on his interposi-
tion for the safety of Dorrego 207;
Lais Dorrego's letter to Mr. Forbes
207: correspondence between Mr.
Forbes and Velez 229; another revo-
lution 105, 183; liberty of the press in
162; disorders 225, 288, 332. 386; ad-
miral Brown 122, 288; the Montene-
ros 224, 288; the war with Santa Fe
189, 386; privateering abolished 225,
229; beseiged by Rosas 288, 333, 336;
blockade 126; enrollment of foregu-
ers 288; proclamation of Lopez gov.
of Santa Fe 288; insult to the French
consul 333; he places the subjects of
France in charge of Mr. Forbes 333;
the vessels captured by the French
squadron given up
386
318

377

Bunker Hill monument
Cabinet, of the
1, 17, 317
Calhoun, J. C. an error in a letter
of
Calicoes, manufacture of 283, print-
ing in England
338
Cambreleng, C. 112-see editorial
and congress. Public dinner to him
in Washington, N. C. 116; his hun-
dred per cent calculations

297

Canada-Fortifications in 140; great
dam at the Hog's Neck 168; Ameri-
ean flour imported 254; notions of
American character 269, affairs of al-
luded to in parliament 272: settlers

of

297
333
186

Coleman, William, dies
Coale's Mnemonika,"
Coal, from the Schuylkill 286; from
the Mahany mines
394
Cold, sufferings from
37
Collin, admiral his present to a
church
86
Columbia, the District of-scene at
the Georgetown nunnery 519; marine
barracks 3; dinner to Mr. Clay in
Washington

39

16

Navy, pension fund 15, 25, 26, 114:
use of spirits in the 16: hospital fund

22

Pacific ocean, expedition to-sce
exploring expedition: Panama instruc-
tions 22, 33, 49: debate on the matter at
length 48, 58 to 64, 69: message of the
president concerning the 24: discus-
sion on the motion to print, with the
yeas and nays 24: do. on transferring

Congress.
Acts, passed at the late session 21: them from the legislative to the exc
adjournment 27: Alabama 10: Albe-cutive branch of the senate, 24, 69:

Columbus, Irving's life of 102
"Columbian Gazette" the newspa-
346
Commerce and navigation of the U.
S. statements of

per

1

yeas and nays 69: the instructions to

Congress, titles of acts passed 21;
register of debates 56; attention to
business in 54; profits of the printing
218
Congressional business, "put off"

162

Congress, appointment of mem-
the ministers at length 71 to 80: pen-bers of to congress 161, 196, 267
sions, see revolutionary, &c. 23: post
master general, contracts made by the
15. president's house, portico of 26,
58: president elect, proceedings rela-of
tive to the 23: inauguration of with his
speech 28: printing of certain docu-
ments 13, 16, 25, 57: printer to the Connecticut-elections 147; the
222
senate 12: public printing
14 Hartford post-office 181; silk made Editorial-on commerce and navi-
Randolph, Mr. 41: revolutionary in 181; extracts from governor's mes- gation of the U. S. 1: anti-tariff castor
var, officers and soldiers engaged in sage 189; singular procedure in the oil 2: Panama instructions 65; certain
16, 22, 23, 37: rail road in S. Carolina legislature on a bank bill
302 essays in the Richmond Enquirer, &c.
12: retrenchment, resolations present- Colombia-War with Peru 104, 2, 233, 265: retirement of Mr. Adams
ed by the committee on 25: rules of 121, 347; battle of Tarqui 225; at- 17: to old friends 17: hall of the house
the house
26, 27 tack on Guayaquil and death of ad- of rep. U. S. 35: Mr. Southard's case
Smith, Mr. of Md. 22, 49; Smith,miral Guize 104; arrival of gen. 53: protecting principle, with opinions
Mr. of S. C. 24: sinking fund, 13: Harrison 121, 134; Bolivar 105, 396; of distinguished persons 81, 130, 178,
Smyth, Mr. A. 14: speaker, the thanks Guerilla lands 121; affairs with Peru 180, 197, 233, 283, 316, 361, 377: ef-
to 27: his address to the house 27: 225; 321; Bolivar declares the consti- fects of the late tariff, price of wool,
states, disbursements in the several 24 tution at an end 152; election of mem- &c. 83, 113, 147, 266, 281, 298: "re-
Tazewell, Mr. 59: tonnage duty bers to the new congress 386; a pro-gular nominations" 363: "steady ha-
22, 24, 25 clamation 339; the new tariff 354; abo- bits" of Virginia 200: Milledgeville
Vinton, Mr. 15: Virginia military lition of slavery in 567; affairs general-Journal 97, 113, 377: Charleston
district
15ly 152, 347; Senor Pedro Gual 347 Mercury 409: "Boston report" 1, 3,
Consuls acknowledged 271, 377 249: Boston Gazette 35, 65, 577: cot-
Consulate at Liverpool, 411 ton trade 35, 49, 147: Indian affairs
Cook, Joseph, dies
50 250; death of John Jay 217: treaty
Copperas, manufacture of in Vt. 424 with Turkey 50: Mr. Calhoun's let-
Copper ore, communication respect- ter 377: the currency 81: smuggling
Yeas and nays-In the senate-Oning 203; raised from the mmes in G. 198, 233, 265, 409; "free trade" 250:
subscribing for stock in the Chesa-Britain
333 Catholic question 85, 98, 128, 177:
peake and Delaware canal 13: on the Corn laws-see G. B. and Ireland cultivation of sugar 114: cultivation of
bill providing for certain persons en-mode of establishing the averages silk 49: case of gen. Scott 114: money
gaged in the revolutionary war 22: on 290; see flour and grain.
affairs at New York 251: R. Stephen-
going into the consideration of execu- Cotton-importations of into Eng- son's case 51, 65: concerning slaves
tive business 22, 23; on laying the re-land and France 3; British project re- 113, 345: Baltimore and Ohio rail road
solution calling for the Panama docu-lative to the importation of 35, 122; 196: M. Raguet 313: of the manufac
ments on the table 23: on the motion profitson 49; British discriminating turers 176, 318: "things to be remem-
to print the documents 24, 61, 64; on duties on 122; quantity imported into ed" 198: national debt, &c. 249: ap-
transferring them from the legisla- Canton 349: cotton bagging price of 331: pointments to office 161, 196, 250, 267,
ture to the executive branch of the low price of cotton goods 415; factories 313, 315: invasion of Mexico by U.
senate 24, 42 to 48; 70: on the pas-in R. Isiand 86; in Augusta Geo. 150; S. 200: hack men and porters 298: pi-
sage of the bill for the preservation crops in Egypt 53; 165; in Georgia rates and piracy 129: British trade 316:
and repair of the Cumberland road 333; exports of from several states British affairs 268, 270, 382: revenue
24: on postponing the orders preced-361; product of the last season in 395; on tobacco 282: prospects in Europe
ing the bill providing for an exploring improvements in spinning 116; ship- 251: Somersworth, N. H. 130: rapid
expedition to the South seas 24: on ped from Augusta and Hamburg, 134; travelling 361: post-office department
certain proceedings arising from the the trade generally 146; received at 178, 313, 329, 395: manufacture of
nomination of J J. Crittenden 95 New Orleans 289; frauds in the sale glass 361: of carpets and calicoes 283:
of 163; large cargo of
181 of flax 393: treaty with England 329,
Counterfeits 148; Boyer 164, 221 530, 361: Methuen treaty 330: case of
Craven, John dies
36 Dr. Watkins 285, 298, 315, 421: reply
Creditors, a notice to
221 to Mr. Noah 299: to sundry attacks
Cross, lieut. U. S. navy sword pre- 377: exports of Great Britain and the
131, 355 United States 382: parting with an old
friend
gov-
409
4

Warehouse system, report on the
157: Washington and Frederick turn-
pike company 23: Webster, Mr. 22:
Weems, Mr. 14: wood for the poor 16:
Woodbury, Mr. 61: Wright, J. C. 14

In the house-On the passage of the
bill for the preservation and repair of
the Cumberland road 14: on the ton-
nage bill 25: on the passage of the bill
for the relief of Susan Decatur 26: on
extending the Cumberland road west-sented to
wardly from Zanesville 26: on lay-
ing the motion to print the Panama
documents on the table 27, on the
question of printing certain deficient
documents

Cuba-Proclamation of the
ernor concerning pirates 50; statis-
tics of the island 160, 201; Washing-
ton's birth day at Havana 102
Currency the state of, an essay on
81, 209
Dane, N. his donation to the Harvard
university
270

57

&c.

Messages of the president-On
transmitting a report relative to the
South Seas expedition 7: on state-

36

320

ents concerning the expenses in- Debates, Register of
curred in the survey of the public Debt of the U. States 168; British
lands 13: on certain documents from opinions of the
285
the commissioners under the treaty of Decatur, Mrs. bill for the relief of 1826,
Ghent 13: on transmitting the Panama 57; see congress
documents to the senate 24, 71 "Declaration of Independence" in-scas 3, 7. See congress.
Reports Of the sec. of the navy-teresting circumstances attending the
detailing the expenditures made for maturing and adoption of
the exploring expedition to the South Delaware,-concerning electors of
Seas, and the correspondence with president 4; murders in Sussex 144;
Mr. Hayne
7, to 11 202, dinner to Mr. McLane 387
Of the senate-On the sinking fund Denerson, col Geo. dics
and public debt
Despatch
Diplomatic distinctions
Doton, Ephram, dies
Downes, capt. John, letter respect-
ing the affair at port Mahon 206
Dry dock at Charlestown 235, 422;
at N. York
347
Dry rot in ships, a remedy for 381

213

51
55
168

223

Of the house of representatives--
On the memorial of the Baltimore and
Ohio rail road company 41: on cash
duties and the warehousing system 157:
on the naval pension fund 174: on
a distribution of the proceeds of pub-
Jie lands 245 to
248

Duane, William
164
Dueling-opinion concerning an at-
torney engaged in
91

East India company, exposition of
the affairs of 105; remarks in a meet-
ing held at Bristol 221; see G. B.
and Ireland.

Eaton, J. H. and Mr. Nourse 163
Eels, a shower of

Egypt, the pacha of

Elections-see the names of the
states; electioneering in Alabama 165
Emigrants going westward 302
Episcopal church, conventions of
284, 415
Everett, E. dinner to him at Nash-
ville, Ten. 268; at Lexington, Ky. 297
Executive patronage, Mr. Benton's
bills and reports respecting, made in
292 to 296, 323
Exploring expedition to the South

Exports of G. B. and the U. S. 382
Federal, the privateer, case of 327
Females, on the employment of 169,

251

Field, Dr. Richard, dies
Fire brick, Berry's
Fire proof dress

223
301

167

Fires-in Washington 3; at Ports-
mouth, Boston, Huntsville, Savannah
and Demarara 4, 134; at Cincinnati,
Ohio, 222; in New York, 119, 148,
221, 349, 410; the money for the re-
lief of the sufferers from returned to
N. York from Augusta, Geo.
148

quors 287; letter from William Hicks,
jr. 370; D. Brearly's letter 357, Onei-
das

Gould, judge James, his communi-
cation in reply to a letter of J. Q.
Adams, with the letters of Messrs.
Hillhouse, &c.
153 to 156
Gracie, Archibald, dies
149
Grandison, C. F. dies
Ingham, Samuel, sec'ry. of the trea-
Grasshoppers, numerous
eury 1; invited to a public dinner in
Greece and Turkey-Evacuation of Philadelphia 205-see treasury de-
the Morea, reports, &c. 38, 69; armis-partment.

366
Indiana-Snakes in Fountain coun-
ty 149; pubhe lands in
375

223

320

394 tice with the Turks 257; national as- Internal improvements, amount ex-
149 sembly 38; Panhellenium 104; block-pended in each state and territory for
285ade of the coast 416; Ypsilanti 38, 256;
168
siege of Prevesa 321; schools 198; Le-
panto 273; gen. Church 38, 385; lord
Cochrane 55, 104; Solonica 55; letter
from Capo d'Istria 291; Rosalie Greo-
pari's letter 163; Limits of Greece, &c.
104, 105, 183, 585, 408; population 183;
Greek clergy in Constantinople 183;
church in Egma 104; successes 224;
battle in Boetia 224; Missolonghi, Ana-
tolica, &c. 368, 385; protocol of the
conference held in London on the 22d
of March, 1829, 406
416

Fisher, Clara, the actress 1331
Flax, cultivation 105; new mode of
dressing
317, 393
Florida-Lafayette's lands in 181,

299

Flour and grain-prices, &c. of in
England 4, 38, 68, 87, 118, 132, 145,
230, 270, 413; do. at the several prin-
eipal markets in the U. States 85, 129,
253; crops in the U. States
Ford, Nathan, dies
"Franklin fund"

Frankim, Dr. his compliment to the
queen of France

366
313

"Free trade Advocate"
"Free trade," British ideas of 49,
348

French spoliations, a special mes-
sion to effect a settlement of, &c. 162,
182; memorial of certain citizens of
New York 203; reply of the secretary
of state 274; instructions for Mr. Rives
234; remarks of the Journal du Havre
411

Iron-machine for making spikes,
55; wire 66; for the Baltimore and
Ohio rail road 235; wrought nails
made by machinery
304
Irving, Washington, 348; his life of
Columbus

102

Italy-Pope Leo XI., dies 105; cer-
emonies, elections,&c. observed on the
occasion, &c. 121, 180, 184, 226; re-
ported disturbances in 152; foreigners
at Rome 152; congress at Rome spo-
ken of 273; tempests at Leghorn 321;
the holy week at Rome 364, liberali-
ty of the new pope 255; his populari
ty 334; of the clergy
273, 321
Jacquett, maj. Peter, of the revo-
lution
178
Jay, John,
198, 217
Jackson, Andrew, president-ofhis
cabinet 1;-inaugural address 28; does
not wait on Mr. Adams 49; various let-
ters from 38, 145, 369; indisposed
65; visits the nunuery at Georgetown
319; fortress Monroe 313; Norfolk
331; Charles Carroll 345, 561; fo-
reign notices of his election 65, 167;
presented with beef 103; glass ware
made for his table
119
Jefferson, Thomas, his opinions on
the protecting principle 81, 145, 161,
171, 197; his sketch of certain circum-
stances attending the adoption and
maturing the "Declaration of Inde-

Guns and uniforms, acti tariff 299
Hackmen and porters, conduct of

Hail storms

&c.

298
222
Hall, capt. Jonathan of Vt.
148
Hall, the British captain 163, 180
Hall, judge, his "Letters from the
West"
253
Hamilton, James, A. 49, 93, 172;
see Adams, J. Q
Hamilton, A. gen. Washington's
opinion of
120
Hanse Towns-Imports, exports,
301
Harrison, gen.
121, 134
"Hartford convention, extracts
from the proceedings of the 19; reso-
lutions of vs. certain proceedings in
the south
114
Hat trade in New York
221
Hatch, George Whitfield, dies 36
Hawley, Jesse, of N. York, just tri-pendence"
bute to
Hayne, Mr. of S. C. 3; see congress.
Hayti-Condition of emigrants in
219; treaty with France
219
Hebrew manuscript
413

200

Hemp, grown in Maryland and
Kentucky 150; machine for breaking
218; profitable culture of

French affairs, &c.

Treaty with Spain 5: P. Barras dies
88: Caille's expedition 36: Champol-
lion's 167: death of distinguished per-
sons 367: Hohenloe's funeral 385: cle-
rical impudence 162, 180: expenses of
the king 367: his Sunday card parties
167: the Dauphin and M. de Martig-
nac 115; financial fraud 384: the bank
118, 167: the crops of grain 88, 255,
256, 257: bookselling 167: newspa-
pers 37: chamber of deputies 68, 88:
cloth manufacture 367: double vote of
electors 385, 405: productive power
of France 289; population 280: C.
Lafayette assassinated 257: king's
speech 68: Lafayette, gen. presented
with an urn 54: king's compliment to
him 255: at the celebration of Wash-
ington's birth day 115: speech on the
double vote 405: mad. Malibran 167:
mad. Pasta 167: the ministry 88: the
army 120: finances 159, 363: tariff
388: Lyons 224, 257: M. Villele 105:
Mr. Terneaux 182: Portalis 288: Po-
lignac 115, 224: Maria Antoniette's
necklace 167: distress in trade 224,
255, 257: hail storms 224: the police
251: war with Algiers 255, 384: wine
growers 224: money paid informally
251: report on the manufacturing in-
dustry of England 255: minister
leaves Brussels 235: expedition to
the Morea 288: African lion in Paris
288: state religion 384: losses by the
revolution

Hill, Isaac,

270
365
Hindoo widows, buried or burned
348
Holyoke, Dr. dies, in the 101st year
of his age
101
163

P

38
3

Fuel, consumed at New York
Gallows, wonders effected by 163
Gantt, eapt. of the U. S. army 204
Garden, maj. dies 36; his anecdotes
of the revolution corrected

178

"Honorables"
Houston, gen. S. see Tennessee.
Hull's patent trusses
309
Ice floods in the Susquehanuah 66; Kentucky-Bank of the common-
ice mountain
151 wealth 181; decision relative to it notes
Illinois-Galena-manufacture of 52; hemp grown in 130; elections 410;
Gas, effects of oxygen on a dog 365 lead 130; business at 304; increase of case of C. Wickliffe 65,349; Transyl-
Georgia-anti tariff castor oil 2; Mr. population 271; bacon shipped 503; vania university 198, 222, 252; petro-
Gilmer 223; cultivation of sugar in 162; scarcity of provisions
304 leum, or volatile oil, found in 117
cotton factories at Angusta 150; cotton Indians and Indian affairs-see Key West, transportion of the mail
shipped 134; U. States troops at Sa- Georgia and congress--the condition to
vannah 86; anti-tariff guns and uni- of the Cherokees 40; ease of Stidman
forms 299; the Central bank 317, 351; 116; Cherokee Alphabet 116; the
exports of Savannah 317; the "Mil- Creeks 182; Wiley Thompson's letter
ledgeville Journal" 97, 113, 378; fire respecting 231; the president's talk to Lacock, gen. complimented
at Augusta 148, 222; at Savannah 134. them 257; reply thereto by Speckled Lafayette, gen. silver urn presented
See Indians.
Snake in council 274; Mr. Eaton's let- by the midshipmen of the Brandywine
Gerry, extracts from Austin's life ter to the Cherokee delegation 258; 54; his letter acknowledging the maps
19 policy towards the Indians 250; emi-presented by Virginia 161; his lands
Giles, Sarah, dies
102 grating Creeks $19; clans, rules ob- in the U. States 181, 299; interesting
Grimer, Geo. R. of Geo. 223 seved among the 103; whole num- anecdote of 414. See French affairs.
Glass, manufactures of 348, 361; ber in the United States 132; report-
elegant made for the president 348 ed disturbances among 388; affray
Gold, found in N. Carolina, &c. 67, with 410; resolutions of the Chero-
116, 186, 220, 286, 299, 346, 364 kees to abstain from spirituous li-

134
222
Kidnappers caught
Kohne, the late Frederick, his
great bequests
269
253

of

Lands, the public-see congress--
circular from the treasury department
to creditors for 56, 163; land in Indi-
ana

373

320
Jersey prison ship-the 4th of July
on board of
336
Jews, number in the world 166
Johnson, Richard, the murderer,
36, 163, 181
Johnson, Edward, dies
149
Johnston, Josiah, S. of Lou. 308
Justin, midshipman, J. T. dies 149
Kearney, capt. of the U. S. N. at
Port Mahon

268
Kendall, Amos-notices from him
relative to letters and papers sent to
his office, with replies, &c. 125, 126;
his letter to Mr. Meriwether 241;
editor of the Argus 366. See case of
Watkins.