Thomas Sumpter, vii. 402.
Wm. H. Maynard, viii. 416.
General La Macque, viii. 416.
Sir John Leslie, viii. 421,
Baron Tenterden, viii. 422.
Capt. Stephen Olney, viii. 424.
Robert C. Sands, vii. 426.
Amos Binney, viii. 427.
Philemon Hawkins, viii. 429.
General Tarlton, viii. 429.
Earl Fitzwilliam, viii. 430.
Edmund Kean, viii. 438.
Josiah S. Johnston, viii. 445.
Savary, Duke of Rovigo, viii. 448.
Lord Exmouth, viii. 430.
John Neilson, viii. 437.
John Randolph, viii. 439.
Oliver Wolcott, viii, 447.
Nicholas Fish, viii. 452.
William Wilberforce, viii. 453.
Hannah More, viii. 454.

Rajah Rammohun Roy, viii. 455.
Ferdinand VII., viii. 457.
Marshal Jourdan, viii. 459.
Ohio, v. 550. vi. 367. vii. 275. viii. 315.
Orleans, Duke of, made Lieutenant
General of France, v. 361. Chosen
king, v. 301.

Otho, king, arrives in Greece, viii. 222.
Ottoman Porte, treaty with, vii. 91. 97.

P.

Peck, Judge, impeachment of, vi. 155.
Pennsylvania, v. 553. internal improve.
ment in, v. 554.

Do. vi. 334. vii. 250. viii. 263.
Perrier, Casimir, French Premier, his
death, vii. 184.

Philadelphia, v. 558.

Poland. Partition of, vi. 168. Policy of

Napoleon, vi. 169. Tyranny of the
Russians, vi. 174. Conspiracy of
1825, vi. 174. Oppression of Ni-
cholas, vi. 175. Polish revolution,
vi. 179. Provincial government,
vi. 181. State of Warsaw, vi. 185.
Various engagements, vi. 189.
Advance of the Poles, vii. 204. Re-
treat of the Poles, vii. 208. Fall of
Warsaw, vii. 212. Dispersion of
Polish army, vi. 212. State of
Poland, vii. 195.
Portugal. State of, v. 418. Emigrants,
vi. 151. Distress of, vi. 153. Re-
gency at Terceira, vi. 156. Remarks
on, vii. 197. Siege of Oporto, viii.
214. Don Miguel's fleet captured,
viii. 214. Donna Maria proclaimed,
viii. 215. Measures of Don Pedro,
viii. 215.

Peruvian

do.

viii. 361.

Ca-

King of England's speeches to Parlia-
ment, v. 161. vi. 157. vii. 292. viii.
364. 367.
Speeches of Governor of Upper
nada, v. 163. vi. 168. viii. 384.
-Lower do.
v. 165. vi. 162. vii. 296. viii. 378.
-King of France, v. 167.

173. vii. 307. viii. 386.
Address of Chamber of Deputies, v.
171.

Minister's Report to King of France,
v. 174.

Decrees of the King of France, v. 180.
Governor of Jamaica's speech, viii.
369.

Protest of Don Carlos, viii. 392.
Constitutional Charter of the French,
vi. 169.

Lafayette's Letter to National Guard,
v. 179.

Public Lands, v. 65, Debates in Senate
on, v. 71.

Public Debt, of U. S., vi. 6.

R.

Randolph, John, minister to Russia, vi.
99.

Reform and Retrenchment, v. 18. 145
Reform bill in England, v. 460. vi. 262.
276. vii. 202.

Removals from office, v. 19.
Revenue in 1829, v. 429., in 1830, vi. 7.,
in 1831, vii. 7., 1832, viii. 7.
Rhode Island, v. 527. vi. 318. vii. 242.
viii. 245.
Russia, vii. 196.

S.

Sacs and Foxes, war with, vii. 11.
Senate of United States, rejections by,
v. 21.

Slave question, debates on, v. 79.
Spain. Claims on, v. 27.
Spain. Condition of, v. 414. Queen's
death, v. 415. The new Queen, v.
416. Law of succession, v. 418.
Salic Law abolished, viii. 216. Dis.
satisfaction of Don Carlos, viij. 216.
Death of Ferdinand, viii. 217. Don-
na Maria Isabella proclaimed Queen,
vii. 217. Movements of Carlists,
viii. 218. Policy of the Regency,
viii. 218.

South Carolina, v. 272. vi. 353. vii.
260. viii. 285.
Switzerland.

Constitution of the old
Republic, vi. 226. Public law, vi.
231. State of the Cantons, vi. 234.
T.

Tariff, debates on, v. 151.

Tennessee, v. 585. vi. 363. vii. 273. viii.
306.
Tithes, vii. 216.

Tonnage duties, debates on, v. 167.
Tonnage of U. S., v. 496. vi. 22. vii.
21. 24. viii. 29.

Treasury Reports, v. 176.

Trials and legal decisions, v. 239. vi. 229.
vii. 359.

Turkey. Treaty with, v. 33.
Turkey. vi. 163. War between Egypt

and Syria, viii. 219. Capture of
Acre, viii. 219. Rebellion of Pacha
of Egypt, viii. 219. Interference of
Russia, viii. 220. Treaty of Con-
stantinople, viii. 221. Fire at Con.
stantinople, viii. 222.

U.

United States. Situation of, v. 26. Trea.
ty with Cherokees, v. 43. vi. 32.
Bank, v. 147. Prosperity of, v. 175.
Policy of Administration in 1830,
vi. 9. Policy of the southern states,
vi. 10. Policy of the northern states,
vi. 12. New cabinet, vi. 20. Anti-
Masonic party, vi. 22. Conduct of
Georgia on Indian affairs, vi. 26.
Condemnation of missionaries, vi.

30.

Debates on Indian affairs, vi.
37. Claims on France, vi. 39.
Treaty with France, vi. 42. Inter-
course with British West India, vi.
44. N. E. boundary, vi. 50. vii. 13.
21st congress, 2d. session, vi. 53.
President's message, vi. 54. Im-
peachment of judge Peck, vi. 155.
Judicial system, vi. 56. Internal
Improvement, vi. 68. vii. 158. Ap-
propriations, vi. 80. 119. vii. 123.
viii. 189. Debates on Public Lands,

vi. 38. vii. 123. Debates on mission
to Russia, vi. 99. Debates on Turkish
Treaty, v. 111. Hostility to Supreme
Court, vii. 3. Laws of Georgia
declared void, vii. 4. Rejection of
Van Buren, vii. 6. vii. 110. Van
Buren nominated vice President, vii.
7. Treaty with Denmark, vii. 9.
Cherokee question, vii. 10. War
with Sacs and Foxes, vii. 11. Cap-
ture of Black Hawk, vii. 12. Falk-
land Islands, vii. 16. Malay forts
destroyed, vii. 18. Claims on Na.
ples adjusted, vii. 17. Treaty with
Mexico, vii. 20. Cholera, its origin,
progress, &c., vii. 21. Nullification,
vii. 29. Decisions of Supreme court,
vii. 31. Tariff convention, vii. 35.
Free trade convention, vii. 34. De-
bates and proceedings in congress,
on tariff, vii. 41. viii. 167. South
Carolina ordinances nullifying re-
venue laws, vii. 44. viii. 32. Pub-
lic lands, costs, mode of sale, &c.,
vii. 49. viii. 182. Bank of U. S.
Hostility to bank. Renewal of char.
ter. President's veto, &c., vii. 69.
viii. 21. viii. 185. Assault on Mr.
Stanbury, and proceedings thereon,
vii. 117. Principles of administra-
tion, viii. 13. Naturalized citizens,
viii. 15. Gen. Jackson chosen pre.
sident, 2d term, viii. 16. French

treaty, viii. 22. Indemnity refused,
viii. 23. Relations with Great Bri-
tain, viii. 24. Treaty with Russia,

viii. 31. Claims against Portugal
settled, viii. 31. Treaty with Bel-
gium, viii. 31. Treaty with Chili,
viii. 31. Proceedings in South Ca.
rolina, and course of the federal go-
vernment, viii. 32. Enforcing bill
reported, viii. 41., and passed senate,
viii. 166. South Carolina ordinance
repealed, viii. 179. Proceedings in
South Carolina on enforcing bill,
viii. 179. President's message, 2d
session, 22d congress, viii. 281. Mr.
Mr. Clay's land bill, and debates
thereon, viii. 184. Treasury report
for 1832, viii. 182. Light house bill
lost, viii. 192.

V.

Van Buren, rejected as minister to Eng-
land, vii. 6. vii. 110. Nominated
vice President, vii. 7.
Vermont, v. 522. vi. 322. vii. 244. viii.
261.
Virginia, v. 563. vi. 345. vii. 256. viii. 278.

W.

Wellington, Duke of, resigns, v. 455.
West Indies. Trade with, v. 35. Nego-
tiations respecting trade of, v. 37.
Closing of the Ports, v. 39. Presi
dent's message respecting trade of,
v. 40.
William IVth., his ascension to the En-
glish crown, v. 440.