—————————— Richard, Cherokee chief 43
Brownlow, capt.
Buenos Ayres, see Rio de la Plata
Bull feast for the church
249, 251, 252, 254, 270,
271, 272, 335, 352, 357, 373, 394, 432
303, 356, 392, 394, 395,
413, 414, 415, 432, 433
British officers detained at Philadelphia 337
Michigan, lake
374 Mogadore
294 Mumford, Mr.
Children, a man and woman with 20,
Columbia, the district of
Messages to congress, by the president.-
269 On opening the session 236; [remarks
305, 325 thereon 257] as to members who had heil
249, 252 offices 308; respecting Amelia and Galves
254 ton 269, 287, 301; on the force, &c. of, the
235, 249 army 291; on taken possession of Amelia 923
394 346, 375; respecting Beaumarchais' claint
270, 352 356; on roads 372; on contractors for the ar
354, 356 my, &c. 391; on the case of Mr. Meade 394;
on the surveys of the coast 413; about the
357 furniture of the president's house 432; on al
309 fairs with Spain 133; on the commercia!
treaty with Great Britain 434.
Navy, of the
Committees on the president's message
Constitutional amendments 249, 272, 309,
372 Perry, capt. and captain Heath 267, 357,
320 Pensions
256 Pension fund
325 Pitkin, Mr.
Playton, ad.
Posaster general
Presidents house, &c.
Prop rty lost, &c.
368, 392, 414
325, 338, 352, 433
Convention, the journal of
Crimes against tae U. S
Chesapeake bay-survey of, &c.
Chili, imports and exports 8;
-Talcahuana 124; notices
of the state of 47, 376; Juan
Fernandez 175; proclamation
47; Tucuman
Florida, see Amelia above, and
316 Revolutionary patriots
Galvezton-see Amelia, above.
China and Russia 342; import
306
326, 372
305
338, 414
Clay, Mr. at Vincennes and
his speech there 14;-see
High seas, offences on the
Clergy, episcopal, in the U. S. 16 Holmes, Mr.
Clerks in public offices
Coat-stitches in a
Coats of arms
Cobbett, William, a letter of
the editor to &c. 33, 65, 112
252 Robertson, Mr.
293 Roads
251, 269
306, 324, 340
269, 357
Reports. Annual, of the secretary of the
treasury 241; doctinents accompanying it
261; of the same on the appropriations f
1818, 271; of the same about local banks, 301;
of the same on loan office certificates 3 6; of
the same on duties on imports 366; of the se
cretary of state, about the treaty of Ghent
385 305; of the members who had held offices
254, 325 308; of the secretary of war on the force and
372 distribution of the army 294, 301; of the se
340, 356cretary of the navy, with the proceedings of
253 court martials held in the Mediterranean 417,
394 on the increase of the navy 429; in the se
372 nate, on naval affairs 368; on the public
366 buildings 383; in the house of represents
tives-on the internal duties 255; ou internal
improvements 285; about Amelia island, &e
335; on the publie lands 357; on the nation-
at flag 358; on arming the militia 359.
Sait, duty on
293, 305, 272, 432
18 Internal improvements 249, 254, 269, 285,
Insolvent debtors
Indians
162 Indian agents
Coffin, admiral, anecdote
Colonization scheme, essays and
remarks upon, 82, 164, 177,
223; society
Columbia district, imports, ton-
nage, &c.
Commercial items
334, 352, 372, 392
255, 256, 268, 272, 316
Instruction, the right of
Justices of the peace
Judicial records
Kosciusko
357, 415 Slaves, fugitives, &c. &c. 308, 374, 393.
255, 335, 372, 414, 435
294
--and slave trade 268, 306, 309, 309,
Soldiers-widows and orphans
Spanish affairs
Commissioners to South Ame
Lawrence, capt.
Lands, public
Laws, promulgation of
96, 206 Land warrants
Liquors, foreign
Loan office certificates
Low, Catharine
432 Speaker chosen
394 Spencer, Mr.
316 Stereotype
Willshire, Mr. a vote of thanks proposed
Willard, J. M.
Williams, Mr.
Wool, merino
Useful arts
Vice president
413
433, 435
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
Food, calculations of the quan-
tities consumed in the U. S.
18; of its variation in price, ex-
port, &c.
Forrest, Mr. his speech
67 Forsyth, col.
specting 46; women burnt
78; pirates 46; Pindarees 46;
brief notices of 58; vessels of
war built in 60; Hindoo opi-
nion 63; Hatrass 58 156; price
of labor 155; burning moun-
tain in Java 205; trade 207;
Saporanes 221 404; Batavia
221; Mahrattas 266 431: the
Peshwa 342; Pattah
Ecclesiactical 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.
Elephants in Russia 205; at New
York
Elm tree, farge
Bmigration to the U. S. 1635
79, 143 146 157 814 378; sta-
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
Godfrey's quadrant
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
Iron, manufactures 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; erup-
tion of Vesuvius 123; popula-
157
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. Games-see
Gaines, gen.; from Mr. Adams; see
Adams; the editor to Mrs. Adams
363; Gov. Strong to Mr. Monroe
and reply 889; Mr. Erving to Mr.
76 Cevallos 414; Mr. Bagot to Messrs.
79 Monroe and Adams
Jackson, gen. 144; calls for vo-
lunteers 396; leaves Nashville
for the army
96 Jacobinism, mentioned
20 272 Jacobson, captain
Hanse towns-memorial of re-
specting the Barbary powers 41
Hardness of heart
Harmony, Indiana
Havana-deaths at and popula-
tion of 28; trade
Hay, prices of
Hayti-Lancastrian schools 28;
decree of the king 28; the Con-
gress frigate at 47 206; trade
and commerce 61; funeral of
prince John 61; Petion 61 78;
duke of port Margot 78; trea-
sure of the king
95 Jefferson county society
Jesuits, in England 121; Spain 266 Lloyd, Mr.
July 4-celebrated at Paris
Jury trials, origin of
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
63 Kidnapping
17osciusko, see congress.
L.
Heath capt. see congress.
Helena, St. see Bonaparte, and 404
62 Ladies, barefooted!
63 Ladrone pirates
208 Lallemand, gen.
46 344 Las Casas
Lands, bounty-see bounty
lands of the U. States sales
Packets to England
Painting, the power of on brutes'
9; Mr. Bird's 121; Mr. West's
and Vanderlyn's 128; David's
Paper, manufacture of
Passive obedience
Paoli, monument erected at 65;
description, &c.
Navigation of the U. S. treasu-
ry circular
Needle work, a machine for 123
Negro traders
Paulding, Van Wart and Wil.
liams
Pauper statistics
32 80 Peru, imports and exports 8; war
in
Netherlands--tumults 45; Swiss
at Amsterdam 59; Wellington
see Wellington; commercial
treaty with the U. S. 123 191
310; corn 123; vaccination
123; German emigrants in 157;
army 175: palace 220; rice
imported 205; births 220; the
Rhine 310; prince of Orange
342; revenue and expenses
342; linen manufacture
New Brunswick
Newcomb, lieut.
Newfoundland, the banks of
New Grenada
61 266 375
New Jersey election 159 176
New Orleans, see Louisiana; en-
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
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
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
fleet 265; inquisition 310; cle-
mency 310; affairs with Rus-
sia 265 310; affairs with Por-
tugal 265; Cadiz 359; Alicant
310 342; navy 342; refugees
396; board of health
"Spanish America"- for particu
lar events see the several pro-
vinces; privateers
312 Spanish consul at Savannah 111
16 Specie-arrivals of, &c. 64 96
75 112 176; transport of 96; abun-
dance of in Europe
Speech in a dream
Springs, curious
Scotland, population, revenue 156
Scott, maj. gen. 29; at Quebec 79
401 Scott, Mr. anecdote of
80
65 Sea serpent, 3 30 50 112 160
207 223
63
293
224 Seamen, expertness of
Selkirk, lord
2 68 Services of militia
Shaw, capt. U. S. navy
159 Sharks
Steam engines and boats-0.
Evans' discovery of 5 345; in
England 11 173; in Spain 12;
in France 27; capt. Stiles' 62;
in the western waters 112;
safety of
128 150
270 Steam boat Massachusetts 272
Sheep, wild, of the Rocky moun-
Randolph, D. M. on cement
Reaping-a pleasant anecdote
"Red Book," the
Representation of Baltimore 364
Republics, British opinions of 76
Retrograde politics
65
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
Shoe-blacking liquid
110
Sierra Leone 179 200; col. Max-
well 26; an African chief fired
upon
Sinking fund, U. S.
Stewart, capt. of the navy-a
sword presented to him
Stiches in a coat
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. quoted
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
Royal governments, safety of 122.
Rush, Dr. J.
Russell, Mr.
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; fairs with
England 175; population 205
$77 Survey-see Chesapeake; do. 176
224 Susquehannah river-arks and
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