A. Absolution of Ravillac 315 Academy at West Point 265, 334 Adams, John, letters from him,
314, 341, 345, 399; notices of his death, &c. 345, 361, 377, 409; account of his life, cha- racter, &c. 346, 399; testimo- nials of respect 348, 349, 350, 351, 352, 368 to 374, 377, 383, 399, 403; account of his last moments 399; of a letter at- tributed to him in 1780, 436: remarks of a deaf and dumb person on his death Adams, John Q. his letter to the
mayor of Baltimore 409; to the corporation of Philadelphia 432 Administration (of the U. S.) 428 African (colony), remarks on
and progress of 18, 200, 282, 397; travels and discoveries in 144, 318; slave trade 189, 237, 264; the Ashantees 253; Jake Tchad 318; trade with the natives Alabama. Law to suppress duel- ling 49; internal communica- tions 137; university 137; state bank 137, 241; cotton 156, 241; Mobile 241; gov Murphy 241, 331; seat of government 241; Mr. Pickens 333; times of holding courts 366: concerning a branch of the bank of the U. States.
America, general view of the po- pulation of
American ship, arrival of the
Appropriation bills-remarks 138 Appointments 232, 253 Aristocracy, defined
Arkansas. Survey of roads, boun- daries, Indians
Armories (national)
Army, promotions and appoint- ments 253, 377; regiments at Green Bay
Atlantic and Pacific, canal to
Austria-Emperor sick 174, 242; foreigners 304; Frips & co. B.
Bailey, John, dies Baltimore-new brigade 3; gov. Kent at 153; inspections 172, 366; population 173; frigate launched at 200; claims 240: flour and whiskey 366; honors to the memory of Adams & Jef- ferson 383: money paid to by the U.S.
Provisions, comparative prices of 437; 267 punishment of a thief 437; penance per- 204 formed 449; parliament, opening of 89; to 139 adjourn 173; breach of privilege 173; pur- chase of seats, &c. 353, 457; prorogued 367; 396 bills passed 437; Paisley 139; power looms 253, 287; queen, (the late), lier jewels 141; prices, fluctuating 332; pauperism 234, 2×9, 338; Perkins, Mr. 303; property, rise of the
Beatty, gen. John dies Beaver killed on the Mononga- hela Benton, Mr. sce cong. his note about Mr.Randolph's speeches 250 Bermuda-a naval depot Bibles, in a county of N. York Blagden, George, killed Blockade of the La Plata Blue, a permanent dye of Bonaparte, Napoleon Boston-St. Patrick's day at 143; fire caused by crackers 206; schools 266; Atheneum 319; Lechmere point 319; finances 319: churches in Boudinot, Elias Bradley Mr. of Vermont Brazil. Emperor acknowledged by Austria 41; by several other governments 117;military con- scriptions 159; proceedings on the death of the king of Portu- gal 354; British frigate at Rio 354; discriminating duties 354 Bread-stuffs, price of 381; adul- teration of bread
Savings banks 309: Sharpe, Granville 438: Scott, sir Walter 90, 117, 445, 4502 Share-man, M. P. 303: silk nauulagture, &e. 36, 89, 116, 139, 140, 458; slaves, a suit concerning 139: discussions and proceed- ings 140, 230: in the West Indies 205, 304, 35: small debts 437: st am vessels 139, steam engines 41: stocks 90, 288, 41S Teas 14, 303; tonnage and shipping 337, 359-heatres 159, 14-trav ling 303-tur- up tops stolen 302-tract societies 141- 269 treaty with Franer 303, 367
Victualiers 303-Von Weber Universities
Weavers distr: ssed 89, 116. 399: W.ladies Bank of England 21, 139. 141, 173 289, 242, 364, 525-writs issued 339, 450- Wel- 290. 449; bankrupts 40, 41, 90, 118, 139, 44;ngton, duke of 90, 158 288: Wellesley 203; Baltic trade 339; Baring, Mr. 339; Gall, to winterin England 1, 41-wives, of a fellow relieve the poor 938; Banks 139, 140, 141, who had fourteen! 21-wool market 339; Bish, the lottery man 45; Broughan, Buenos Ayres. Affairs in the Ban- Mr. 304, 325; Belfast 21, Brazil, relatious da Oriental 22; blockade 117, with 69, boroughs, price of 250; bible socie ties 141, 302; Braham, Mr. 142; brewers 146, 204, 231. 242, 354; Mr. 303, Beresfords, the 431; Brighton 142; buf Forbes 117; Montevideo 146, hon 140; bricks, waking of 437 232, 242. 354: Mr. Rivadavia 146; naval affairs 231, 242; Chilian squadron
Caton, Miss 200; chimney sweepers 302; canals 139; calico printers 339; Catholics- declaration of the prelates 140; chancery and chancery cases 159, 141, 303, 339; commer- cial capital 189; Castlereagh, lord 413; Cob bett, Win. 90, 429; cotton 158, 230; Colombian) minister 230; cuillage 139, 258, Cochrane, lord 14.; Coffin, sir Isaac 265; corn laws- see "free trade;" interesting report con cerning supplies &c. 167, 289, 290, 298, 304 340, 354, 413: crimes 430
Cala's. The Hudson and Delaware 3, 143, Dismal swamp-ste conge is and 35; to unte Michigan with the Mis is ppi 19; Chesapeake and Ohio 156. 23, 365; the Louisville 189; Pennsylvania 200; Black- stone 200; Chio 200, 315; duty on boats 201, Decline of pries 89: dinners, official 141: 236; Delaware and Chesapeake 321; mak- distresses 1. z1.89, 90, 16, 117, 139, 203, 250ing and projected 317; Susquehannah and 241, 233, 287, 289, 290, 318, 339, 418, 425, Delawar 437, 438, 445, 450: det 173, 20: Devenshire, the duke of 259, 290, 31s: Durham, Lishop of dies 205, 234; drinking excessive 450 Ecclesiastical law 429: elephant, killed 141: elections, various particulars 417, 429, 444, 450: Erskine's widow 438: executions 41: exchequer bills 139: exports Fonthill abbey 589: torgeries 90: fabane apprehended 429: Farquhar, Mr. 458: free trade!" facts and remarks concerning 36,
Candie, of the flame of a Cannon, captured on Erie Cat-fish, a great one Capital, commercial 116. 234, 241, 267, 281.285, 200, 298, 354 Carroll, Charles, of Carrollton, Gas 142-game laws 302-Gray, earl 354; Jetters from him 314, 342, 375; "general," the (a borse) 437-Goldschmidt 90, 139, 141, 144-Greek vessel wrecked 40- bust of him 411; noticed Greeks, relating to 353-Grease, a struggle Chabert, Mr. in 437-Guy Fauke's cellar Honduras stock company 408-hops 139-Chase, Samuel
Imports and exports 288-income 13- indictments 418-industry, product of 443-
449 manufactures 139-Catholic prelates 140- troops sent from to England 303-popula-
Ireland-disturbances in 90, 203, 339-silk
Bank of the U. States Banking! 172, 237, 337, 377, 410,
Bankrupts' effects Barbadoes, fire at 22 253 Barbary states, and the pope Barbour, Mr. secretary of war to Mr. Tatnali 280; to gover- nor Murphy 331; eulogium on Jefferson and Adams 368, 370; circular about the militia
uon 303-elections King the
158, 173, 230. 367, 438 Jews harp played before the king! 438 Land, rise in the price of 354-law 450- Leghorn (imitation) hats 40-London, arri vals at 138-new buildings 139-the costòm house di cayed 339-traders, great wealth of
379-lords, the house of 139, 173--Liverpool
173, 287, 339, 437, 438-tire U. S. consul at 293
Mail coaches 303; manufactories destroy ed 287; general remarks on the product of 422448; Manchester 287, 002, 428; military
gencer" discontinued Chili-reduction of Chiloe 146, 156, 288; mines Chronometers, improved China-large vessel burnt at Canton 252; streets of Canton 368: the great wall Cincinnati-officers of Clark, William, on the preser- vation of the Indians Clay, Mr. his speeches to be pub- lished 35; duel with Mr. Kan- dolph 115; toasted 363; enter- tained in Kentucky 395, 412; 442 of his votes for president
Clergy, proportion of in several countries
Coal brought to Philadelphia 138 Cobbett, Mr. 20; see British. Codfish, in the Chesapeake Colonization of the blacks 446-- see Africa.
Colombia-Finances, duties, &c. 22. 204; imposts 41; British consuls in 41; earth- quake 421; of the navy 41, 117, 239, 355; re lating to slaves 204; proceedings of gen. Paez 242, 271, 289 290, 323 355, 368, 421, 431; military and civil officers 242; post roads 2425 Bolivar
Columbus, Christopher; Commerce, protection of Commercial capital
Accountability of public officers 84, 97; acts passed, a list of 225; Adams, John 184; ad- dresses to the king of Spain 06; African captives 29, 86; adjournment, proceedings on SO, 86, 88, 146, 147, 149, 150, 180, 225, 228; Alleghany river 96; agents, losses by 161; Ait- ken's volunteers 181, 189; Amendments to the constitu- tion proposed, &c. by Mr. Benton 13, 91; Mr. Thompson 14; Mr. Hemphill 14; Mr. Sloane 14; Mr. Ward 14; Mr. Weems 15; Mr. Livingston 15; Mr. Miner 15; Mr. McDuffie, 15, 29, 30, 31, 32, 48, 86, 88, 92, 94, 95, 96, 221; Mr. Kellog 30; Mr. Herrick 31; Mr. Drayton 97; Mr. Eastman 119: army-discipline 47, 48; desertions and deaths SS, 133; armories 20; Arkansas 30; ar- tiilerists 30; attorney general 197; appropriations Barton, Mr. 161, 217, 293; Bas- top, baron 197; Baltimore 23, 161, 180; bank of the U. s. 15; bankruptcy, of a system of 91, 179, 180, 192; Badger, Mr. 227; Bartlett, Mr. 119; Bay- lor, Ann D. 184; Bahama banks 213; Beaumarchais 214; Benton, Mr. 13, 91, 184, 192, 207, 283; Berrien, Mr. 170, 190; bills of exchange 86, 126; Blount, W. 200; boun- ty lands 184; Bissett, col. 305; Bradley, Mr. 119, 214, 292; Branch, Mr. 85, 162; brandy, import of 221; Brazil coast of 26; Brent, Mr. 164, 171; bre- vet rank 30; British colonies 91, 208; Buchanan, Mr. 151; Burgess, Mr. 197; Buzzard's bay Call of the house 226; canals, see "internal improvements,' below and 32; Calhoun, Mr. 146, 216, 219; Campbell, Mr. 88, 92; Castine 193; Carey, Mr 249; Chambers, col. 260; Chambers, Mr. S2, 224; Che- sapeake and Ohio canal 96, 168, 196, 228; Coinage US 15; coins 30, 194; clerks 184, 222; claims of American citi- zens 223; common schools 14; coast of the U.S. 46, 47; coast- ing trade 84; Columbia (dis-
trict) 180, 212, 213; Columbia river 212; Connecticut river 149; collection districts pro- posed 207; contingent fund H. of R. 235; congress of the confederation 92; Cook, Mr. 87, 196, 215, 248; commerce of the U. S. 94; courts U. S. 85, 86; Crawford, Mr. 20; Creek treaty; resolutions, de- bates, proceedings, &c. 156, 162, 168, 175, 192, 197, 198, 199, 207, 218, 219, 225, 249, 254, 277, 313; corporations 212; Cocke, Mr. 233; Cum- berland road 212, 213, 216,
218, 219, 222, 226 Delaware 85, 162; deaf and dumb 15, 87, 85, 91; Decatur, Mrs. 184; Delassus, C. D. 194; Desha, R. M. 223; Delaware and Raratin canal 120, 151, 212; deserters from French vessels 166, 167. 212; Dickin- son, Mr. 199, 244; dividends unclaimed S6; discriminatory dutics 294; Dismal Swamp ca- 28, 47, 48, 208; Dickson and Co. 12; docks for the repair of ships 86; dry docks 198, 226; duties on imports and tonnage 84. 91, 148; duties on teas and wines 117; Duncan, lieut. 192; duties, discriminatory Education 199; Ellis, Mr. 28;
Election laws 214; of a presi- dent pro tem. of the senate 219; engineers 87, 149; Ew- ing, W. L. D. 120, 126, 209; executive business 25, 32, 44; do. departments 211, 227; evening session 121, 215, 218; Everett, Mr. 223, 224 Findlay, Mr. 84; Flaget, bishop 218; Florida, (various) 13, 94, 95, 96, 149, 179; Floyd, Mr. 165; Forsyth, Mr. 92, 166, 214, 221, 224; fortifications 28, 29; French spoliations 207 Gaillard, Mr. 12, 15, 244; galle- ry of the hall 30; Georgia 85, 181, 198, 199; Ghent, the treaty of 28, 32; Gillis, T. H. 46; Gibson, James 194, 212; Gra- tiot, col. 245; Georgetown bridge Habeas corpus 45; Harrison,
Mr. 245; Hague, of a house at 47; hall of the H. of R. 223; Hayne, Mr. 171, 218, 244; Harper, Mr. 85; Hazen, Moses 178, 179; Herrick, Mr. 31, 151; Henry, Mr. 195; Hemphill, Mr. 14; harbors ,91, 212, 213; Hamilton, Mr. 246; Holmes, Mr. 147, 215; Hodsdon, capt. 245; hour of meeting 30, 193; Houston, Mr. 150, 227
Illinois canal 195; impressment 223, 224; Indiana 32, 195; in- terest, claims for 31; imports and exports 94; Indian de- partment 179; Indians, gene- rally relating to 28, 30, 84, 215, 224; the Choctaws and Cherokees 28, 32, 48, 120;
in New York 46, 47; in Flori- da 29, 120, 226; the Chicka- saws 120; their titles to lands 215, 224, 248; of treaties with 224; of the numbers of the tribes, &c. 248: persons resi- dent on their lands 84: policy in respect to 22, 120, 273: In- trepid, concerning the ketch 248: internal improvements, various motions and proceed- ings 28, 46, 47, 96, ISS, 149, 161, 162, 166, 182, 183, 193, 195, 196, 208, 212, 213, 214,
215, 223, 227; Isaacs, Mr. 88, 96 Jennings, Mr. of Ind. 183: John- son, (James) Mr. 197: John- son, Mr. F. 224: Johntson, Mr. of Lou. 217: journals of the house 221: Judiciary and ju- dicial 14, 148, 149, 162, 167, 194, 195, 207, 219: the bill 118, 119, 120, 146, 147, 166, 180, 181, 195, 196, 197, 199, 209, 213, 214, 221, 223 Kremer, Mr. 183, 184 Laws, publication of 207; Larche, F. case of 163, 164, 180, 196, 206: Lafayette 213: lands, public 30, 86, 161, 180, 184, 196, 197, 208, 217, 218: lead mines 91, 196: Livingston, Mr. 213, 214: light-houses 14; Little, Mr. 184, 223: Lloyd, Mr. 91, 215, 356: Louisville canal 162, 182, 183, 184: Lou- isiana 196: lottery, an act for one refused 199, 209: lotte- ries, remarks on 209: Liv- ingston's penal law 2213 Marine apprenticeship 356; Mas- sachusetts's claims 85, 87, 119, 165; Maryland claims 31, 47; Macon, Mr. 207, 219; Maison Rouge,the marquis of 196, 197; McLane, Mr. 20, 86, 96, 162, 164, McDuffie, Mr. 221, $16; McCoy, Mr. 47; McIntosh, William 162; members of the senate present 220; Mercer, Mr. 29, 86, 166. 245; Miami reservation 215; militia 86, 162, 180, 207, military pen- sions 184; mint of the U. S. 29; Miner, Mr. 15, 212; Missis- sippi 14, 28, 31, 120, 193; mi- nisters, about the outfit of 164, 165, 182; missions, foreign, re- solutions concerning 84, 88, 120; Missouri 14, 15, 30, 161, 218; members of congress ap- pointed to office 168; their compensation 198; Mitchell, Mr 221; Moore, Mr. of K 15, 85; Mullany -, 31; Mun- roe, Mr. for relief of 86. 199,
208, 211, 217, 218, 225, 226 Messages of the president-Rela- tive to the Florida Indians 29; operations of the mint 49; con. cerning the Maryland claims 31; on the Panama mission 54, 85, 86; enclosing the instruc- tions to Mr. Poinsett, &c. 92; concerning the convention with Colombia 133; enclosing statements of expenditures for
surveys, &c. 133; in relation to the Creek treaty 168, 175; communicating a certain opi. nion of the attorney general 182; case of col. Chambers 194 Naval affairs, generally, 30, 31, 85, 88, 139, 208, 211, 212; yard at Philadelphia 94, 95, 181, 182, 183, 221; Newton, Mr. S6, 119, 149, 228, newspapers, of charges in 214; "Niles' Regis- ter" 119; national observatory 86 Ohio river, bars, &c. 86; state,
lands in 196, 197; order, ques- tions of 88; Owen. Mr. Patronage of the executive 184, 192; Patten, Nathaniel 179; passengers 200, 209; peniten- tiary in the district 15, 88, 208, 209, 217; pensions 97, 184, 197, 199 215; Peter, Mr. 195; Perry, O. H. remains of 184, 195, 221, 246; Perpal, G. 228; Pickens, Mr. 118; Pittsburg 85, 97; president's house 221; pre- sident pro tem of the senate 219; passage ships and vessels 209; post office, Mr Ran- dolph's motion 217; pledge of president Munroe (Mr. Wick- liffe's resolution) $7, 93; Poin. sett, Mr in-tructions to 93; Polk, Mr 120; Porter's trial, copies of 86; Pool, Isaac, 86; protest of the Georgia deiega- tion 198. 199, 207, 249; public buildings 85, 219, 221, 223, 226. post master genera! 222 Panama question. Mr Ran- dolph's speeches 12, 16, 28, 33; yeas and nays 33, 49 to 54; facts and remarks 33; pro- ceedings in the senate 49 to 54, 88, 98, 108, 179, 180; docu- ments 98 to 107; message of the president to the house 54; documents 58 to S2, 113, 150; proceedings in the house 87, 92, 96, 97, 119, 120, 149, 150, 151, 158, 162, 163, 164, 165; report of the committee of the house 108; extracts from the speeches of Messrs. Berrien, Hayne and Brent 170; Mr. Wickliffe on the votes 248 Quorum not present 83 120 181, 215, 220, 224, 226, 227 Rankin, Mr. dies 48; Reed, Mr.
44, 84; revolutionary officers, motion and proceedings, 46, 166, 467. 168, 181, 183, 199, 215, 220; Randolph, Mr. 12, 45.83 146, 147, 168, 179, 196, 192, 250, (his rencontre with Messrs. Holmes and Lloyd) 215, 217, 326. 451; rifle, the patent 223; receipts and ex- penditures 197; receivers of public monies 197, 228; road to New Orleans 88, 135, 149, 166, 212; in Mississippi 120; between Philadelphia and Bal- timore 168, 179, 212, 247; Rowan, Mr. 118; rules of the house 30, 196, 225, 227; rules of the senate 119, 146, 215; Rio Hondo 212; Roman Catho-
lic church in Kentucky 212 218; Russel, maj. 215; rules, joint 219, 220, 226; retrench- ment, a committee to be so called 221, 223 Reports of commillees-see Pana- ma, above. On the Indiana ca- nal 121; on the duty on salt 122; about surveys of the wa- ters of Virginia and North Ca- rolina 123; on improving the navigation of the Kennebeck 123; in the case of W. L. D. Ewing 126; defence of the north-western frontier 126; damages on bills of exchange 127; on the Cuinberland road 159, 160; on the case of F. Larche 163; on the judiciary bill (senate) 193; case of cer- tain duties paid at Castine 193; as to certain claims under the treaty with Spain 207; on the case of col. Chambers 260; on the cultivation of the mulber- ry tree, and concerning silk worms and goods 262; on lay- ing an excise on domestic dis- tilled spirits 263; on the state of the Indians 274; medical college at Washington 275; case of Janies Dickson & Co. 275; tuition of the deaf and dumb 276; on weights and measures 292; relative to dis- criminatory duties 294; con- cerning the elegibility of mem- bers of congress to accept ap- pointments 342; on marine apprenticeships 356; on the disagreeing vote about the ju- diciary bill 209; of the com- mittee on the proposed amend- ments of the constitution 221; concerning a bar in the Pasca- goula river 245; on the case of capt. Hodsdon 245 Reports, &c. of the different depart-
Department of state-relative to slaves captured by the British, &c. 45; on certain proceedings in Alabama concerning some captured Africans 46; about French spoliations 260 Department of the treasury-On debentures and deposits 5; sinking fund 26; drawbacks 125; tonnage 45; respecting certain teas removed surrep- titiously 132 Dept. of war-Preservation and civilization of the Indians 22, 273; concerning surveys 124; deaths and desertions in the army 133; concerning the corps of engineers 134; about a road to New Orleans 135, reelative to certain cargoes of slaves 163; estimates of a road to New Orleans 247 Dept. of the navy-On the fitting out of a squadron for the coast of Brazil 30; concerning a breakwater at the capes of the Delaware 124; about the navy yard at Philadelphia
General post office-concerning the franking of letters 125; relative to contracts 184; in reply to certain matters stated by Mr. Randolph 321 Salt, duty on 83, 84, 91; salt springs $4; Savannah river 91, 273; Sanford, Mr. 13; schools 168, 182, 183; senate, arduous sittings of 45, 220; accommo- dation of 192, 217; proceed- ings of the Creek treaty 254; Scott, Mr 227; seamen 88, 218; Sewall, Williams & Co. 181; Seward, Daniel 196; silk cultivation of, &c. 183, 209, 262; slave trade and slaves 15. 29, 46. 86, 212, 227; Sloane, Mr 14, 223; South Am republics 154; spirits, im- port 15, export 84; excise pro- posed 263; Strong Mr. 86, Stewart, Mr 29, 120, 159, 160, 182 228; Stetson, Amasa 162; Stiles, George 28; surveys 133; Susquehannah river 88; su- preme court 222; speaker's signature to a bill 227 Tatnalt, Mr. to the sec. of war
279; Tazewell, Mr 218; teas of the duty on 117-certain imported by E Thompson 132, 208; Test, Mr. 183; three per cent fund 14, 28, 31; Thompson, Mr. of Pa. 14, 15, 185; Thompson, Mr. of Geo: 119; Thompson, Mr. of O. 149; tonnage on canal boats 236; treaties, Indian 209; with the Creeks, see Creeks and 254 Van Buren, Mr. 199, 236; Vance, Mr. 316; vaccination 31; Verplanck, Mr. 126; vice president, 146; Vinton, Mr 149, 215 Ward, Mr. 14; Weems, Mr. 15; Whipple, Mr 46; Webster, Mr. 96, 195, 209: Williams, Mr. of N. C. 14, 165: Wickliffe, Mr. $7, 165, 183, 209, 248; Withers, Thomas C. 182; Woodbury, Mr. 83, 220: Wright, Mr. 14, 149, 150, 157, 213: Washington medical col- lege 207: canal 47, 218, 225: wines, duty on 117, 180 Yeas and nays-in the house of representatives. On the Dis- mal Swamp Canal bill 35; on passing the bill for teaching the deaf and dumb 47; on the proposed amendments to the constitution 95; (nays against) the bill for the relief of the Florida Indians 120; the Pana- ina question 163, 164, 165, 248; on the judiciary bill 181, 214; on the Creek treaty 199; on the bill for the relief of Mr. Munroe 211, 225, 226; on the bill for the repair of the Cum- berland road 214, 222, 226; respecting revolutionary pen- sions 220; on adjournment 225
in the senate. On the Panama question 33 to 49, 54, 180; Cumberland road 84, 220; ]
Forbes, Mr. or the blockade of the La Plata
Franking of letters, origin of 145 Franklin, Dr. letter to Paine, 397 Franklin, capt.
Deaf and dumb-a letter from
Debates, register of Debentures and deposites, trea-
sury report concerning Declaration of Independence, concerning the signing of, &c. 345, 393, 423; first reading in Massachusetts 399; ages of the signers 423, a part of the original draft that was left out 425.
Delaware-important elections in 240; odious law of repeal- ed 240; the canal 321, 415; 416 specimen of amber found Denmark-celebration of the in- troduction of Christianity Devil, a man delivered to! Dinners-for creditors! Divorces, laws concerning Documents, profuse publication of
Seat and dumb asylum 85; pro- posed amendment of the con- stitution 91; duty on salt 91; judiciary bill 118, 146, 190, 195; on adjourning 146, 220; certain rules of the senate 146; on the Creek treaty 156, 254; collection districts in Ohio,&c. 207: Louisville canal 162: case of A. Stetson 162: Mr.Branch's resolutions 163: survey of a road between Philadelphia and Baltimore 179: bankrupt bill 179: on annulling certain acts of the Florida council 179: distributing certain journals of congress 194: on the Illi- mois canal 194: on the bill about the Pascagoula river 208: commercial intercourse with the British colonies 208: gradual increase of the navy 208: Dismal Swamp canal 208: penitentiary in the District 209, 217: obstructions in the Savannah river 273: on the bill for the relief of Mr. Mun- roe 217: on a proposition to extend the session 218: on the bill for the relief of the Roman Catholic bishop of Kentucky 218: about the public build- 340, 408, 422; Bhnrtpore 232, 356; territory ings 220: on certain resolu- and population 232; new species of spouge tions offered by Mr. Benton 220253; Burmese empire 340: Cochin frigate 368; American vessel seized 379; value of rupees, &c. 408; prize money 422; con. Congress-members of, appoint- verts to Christianity 439, revenue and ex- penses $51.
corporations, quality of Cotton-relating to the product, export, price, &c. 2, 49, 90, 137, 156, 158, 174, 252, 396: market, at Liverpool 266; from New Holland Cotton goods-see manufactures. Conderick, John, a soldier 398 Connecticut-Eagle hank 157; elections 232, 238; school fund 238; "blue law" 266; 1egislative acts 286; Derby bank 286; canals, progress of, &c. 320; members of the le gislature 333.
Continent, a new one rising Counterfeit bank notes
Editorial-on the Virginia resolutions 39; See "Panama." Southern Interests" 169, 188; on impressment 185; on Mr. Randolph and one of his speeches 186; letter to, from Mr. Berrien and remarks 188; on "consolidation" 201; on constitutional amendments 233; on sequences! 250; "free trade" 281, 300; African colony 282; the constitution 232; letter to, on manufactur- ing 329; [see Adams, Jefferson, &c.] on our naval officers 410; banks and baukers 410; election of president 425, 403. 414; British distresses 428: remarks on a para graph from the Franklin Gazette and con cerning Mr. Rand 1ph 441; later to from L. J. Sharp 432; on the state of England 443 Egypt-the British consal in 203; sup. plies from France 203; engineers and ma nufactures 252; a diving hell used off Alex andria 303; laws 332; inhabitants 413, Education, in Massachusetts 444 Elections of 1801 and in 1825, the house of representatives 425; 433 Elephant murdered Episcopal clergymen Errors, literal Europe, military force of Evans. Oliver Everett, Mr. minister to Spain 20; extract from his address 443 F. Falkland islands, discoveries in 159 234 Fires, great ones Fisherman, America 256, 281 Flax, probitable cultivation of 36 Florida-the Indians in 29, 37, 417; Tallahasse 40; ship chan- nel through 437; remarks on the soil of the country-the St. Lucia river 40; surveys in 241; cultivation of sugar 241; population 287; local parties 321; Pensacola 83, 241, 2671
Free blacks-in Indiana "Free trade" see British, and 284
Hospital of Saltpetriere 40; gen. Foy 90; prosperity of the kingdom 90, 158; silk manufactures 116, 142; the dauphineness 90; commercial ordonance 90, 203; arrests 116; troops in Spain 90, 203; affairs of Hay- ti 117, 174, 203, 290, 418; Calais 142; of the theatres 142, 174; slave trade 203; execu- tion for paricide 142; a nobleman's request about the eclipse! 142; Chataubriand 142, 203; aid and relief to the Greeks 158, 203, 288, 299, 367, 421, 431; decree respecting the transportation of Greek slaves 173; cotton market 174; funds 174; statue of St. Gene vieve 174; sir Gregor McGregor, 322; re- cruiting and supplies for the Turks 174, 203, 289, 354, 438; king's speech 174; La- fayette 203, 232, 396, 432; Montmorency 203; treaty with Great Britain 265; export of gold 288; the bishops 288; aid to the barbarians 289, 438; officers of the army 290, 339; finances 174, 290, 418; the cen- sorship 304, 367 pawn brokers 304; dis turbances at Rouen 322, 367; the Jesuits 322, 339; the Constitutionel 322; medi. cal profession 336; grants and appropria tions 339; distress at Lyons 418: Paris, empty houses in 435; count Allemand 438; fire at Tours 438: budget of receipts 445; deaf and dumb 450, theatre 450: sugar from
Ecorgin. Macon county 4; about the election of members of congress 4, 19; surveys of canals, &c. 4; great cargo of cotton leaves Savannah 40; canals project- ed 240; meetings of the people 287; bank of Darien 321; concerning the boundary with Alabama 331; gov. Troup to the sec of war 332; the Cherokees 361; troops said to be ordered out 362; overseer murdered 416; survey of the Creek lands, 416-ad- vantages of the new treaty 437-singular mountain in 449.
Geneva, passports granted at
363 Government of the U. S. offi- 202 cers, &c. 396 Grasshoppers, multitudes of
Greece, Rumors and reports 22, 40, 91, 117, 204, 242, 290, 297, 340, 367, 408; exer- tions of the Greeks 40, 231; Aersta 117, Negropont 117, 159; Missolonghi, incidents&; proceedings 40, 91, 117, 159, 204, 230, 253, 289, 34, 322, 323, 340, 367, 419 451; Nice- tas, the "Turk eater" 40; Trippolizza t!?, 159,290; battles 117, 159, 231; naval affairs 117, 204, 231, 304, 322; Berton's letters 150;
reported negotiations 231, 242, 419: lord
Cochrane 231, 430, 420, 439; human heads exposed 253; British sloop Algerine 288. mediations reported 289; Botzaris 289; Ca- naris 33, 367; Thessaly 304; Epidaurns 322, 408; col. Favier 340; Ypsilanti 48, 410; pirates 408, 439; propositions for peace 419; relief 421, 431, slaves 421, 45: ships at N. Y. 431; Calavite 439; Athens 430 Greene, gen. Grifith, William, dies
Absolution of Ravillac 315 Academy at West Point 265, $34 Adams, John, letters from him, 314, 341, 345, 399; notices of his death, &c. 345, 361, 377, 409; account of his life, cha- racter, &c. 346, 399; testimo- nials of respect 348, 349, 350, 351, 352, 368 to 374, 377, 383, 399, 403; account of his last moments 399; of a letter at- tributed to him in 1780, 436: remarks of a deaf and dumb person on his death Adams, John Q. his letter to the mayor of Baltimore 409; to the corporation of Philadelphia 432 Administration (of the U. S.) 428 African (colony), remarks on
and progress of 18, 200, 282, 397; travels and discoveries in 144, 318; slave trade 189, 237, 264; the Ashantees 253; Jake Tchad 318; trade with the natives Alabama. Law to suppress duel- ling 48; internal communica- tions 137; university 137; state bank 137, 241; cotton 156, 241; Mobile 241; gov Murphy 241, 331; seat of government 241; Mr. Pickens 333; times of holding courts 366: concerning a branch of the bank of the U. States.
America, general view of the po- pulation of
American ship, arrival of the
Arkansas. Survey of roads, boun- daries, Indians
Army, promotions and appoint-
ments 253, 377; regiments at Green Bay
Atlantic and Pacific, canal to
Austria-Emperor sick 174, 242; foreigners 304; Frips & co.
Beatty, gen. John dies Beaver killed on the Mononga- hela Benton, Mr. sce cong. his note about Mr.Randolph's speeches 250 Bermuda a naval depot 41 Bibles, in a county of N. York Blagden, George, killed Blockade of the La Plata Blue, a permanent dye of Bonaparte, Napoleon Boston-St. Patrick's day at 143; fire caused by crackers 206; schools 266; Atheneum 319; Lechmere point 319; finances 319: churches in Boudinot, Elias Bradley Mr. of Vermont Brazil. Emperor acknowledged by Austria 41; by several other governments 117;military con- scriptions 159; proceedings on the death of the king of Portu- gal 354; British frigate at Rio 354; discriminating duties 354 Bread-stuffs, price of 381; adul teration of bread
Rail roads 138 139: revenue 230: riotous proceedings 89, 297, 302, 34: re- liet of the poor-see distresses ante, and 289, 290, 354: revenue 418, 438, 444: Roche- child, Mr. 21, 90, 144, 203; Russ 1, lord John 353; Richardson, tady
Savings banks 309: Sharpe, Granville 438: Scott, sir Watter 90, 117, 44, 450: Share-man, M. P. 303: silk mauulagrure, &e. 36, 89, 116, 139, 140, 488; slaves, a suit concerning 139: discussions and proceed- ings 140, 230: in the West Indies 205, 304, 35: small debts 437: st am vessels 139, steam engines 445: stocks 90, 288, 418 Teas 14, 503; tonnage and shipping 337, 339-theatres 159,14-trav ling 303-tur- mp tops stolen 303-tract societies 141– 269 Treaty with France
Victuallers 303-Von Weber 303, 367 Uny rsities 450 Weavers, distressed 89, 116. 399: W.ladies Bank of England 21, 139. 141, 173, 280, 242, 304, 525-was issued 339, 450-Wel- 290, 449; bankrupts 40, 41, 90, 119, 139, 449;ngton, duke of 90, 158 288: Wellesley 203; Baltic trade 359; Baring, Mr. 339; bril, to winter in England 1, 41-wives, of a ferfow relieve the poor 338; banks 139, 140, 141, who had fourteen! 21-wool market 339; Bish, the lottery man 45 Brougham Buenos Ayres. Affairs in the Ban Mr. 304, 325; Beltast 21; Brazil, relatious da Oriental 22; blockade 117, with 69; boroughs, price of 230; bible socie ties 141, 302; Braham, Mr. 142; Growers 146, 204, 231. 242, 354; Mr. 303, Beresfords, the 431; Brighton 142; bul- Forbes 117; Montevideo 146, hon 140; bricks, making of 437 232, 242. 354: Mr. Rivadavia 146; naval affairs 231, 242; Chilian squadron
Caton, Miss 203; chimney sweepers 302; canals 139; efico printers 339; Catholics- declaration of the pr lates 140; chancery and chancery cases 130, 141, 303, 339; commer- cial capital 189; Castlereagh, ford 413; Cob. bett, Win. 90, 429; cotton 158, 230; Colombian Canals. The Hudson and Delaware 3, minister 230; coinage 139, 258; Cochrane, 143; Dismal swamp-ste conges and 35; lord 14; Coffin, sir Isaac 265; corn laws-to unte Michigan with the Mis iss ppi 19; see "free trade", interesting report con Chesapeake and Ohio 156. 23, 365; the cerning supplies &c. 267, 229, 290, 298, 304 Louisville 189; Pennsylvania 200; Black- 340, 354, 413: crimes 450 stone 200; Chio 200, 313; duty on boats 201, 236, Delaware and Chesapeake 321; mak- ing and projected 317; Susquehannah and D Jawar
Canada. Imigration to 20, 290; Wel- land canal 22; political disputes 117, 159, 242; Lachine canal 242; timber exported 290; office of the "Colonial Advovate" 608; Malden
Decline of pries 89: dinners, official 141: distresses 1, 21,89,99, 116, 117, 130, 293, 350 241, 233, 287, 289, 290, 318, 339, 418, 428, 437, 438,443, 450: det 173, 30: Devenshire, the duke of 259, 290, 318: Durham, Lishop of dies 205, 234: drinking excessive 450 Ecclesiastical law 429: elephant, killed 141: elections, various particulars 417, 429, 444, 450: Erskine's widow 438: executions 41: exchequer bills 139: exports 288 Fonthill abuey 539: torgeries 90: fabine apprehended 429: Farquhar, Mr. 458: free trade!" facts and remarks copeering 36, 116. 234, 241, 267, 281.235, 200, -98. 354 Gas 142-game laws 302-Gray earl 354; "general," the (a borse) 437-Goldschmidt 90, 139, 141, 144-Greek vessel wreeked 40- Greeks, relating to 353-Grease, a struggle Chabert, Mr. in 437-Guy Fauke's cellar Honduras stock company 408-hops 139-Chase, Samuel
Candie, of the flame of a Cannon, captured on Erie Cat-fish, a great one Capital, commercial Carroll, Charles, of Carrollton, letters from him 314, 342, 375; bust of him 411; noticed
half-pay officers 338-Hurst, Rolinson & Charleston-"Southern Intelli- Co. 40-Huma, Mr. 32-Hunt, Mr. 429-- heat in London 438-Huskisson, Mr. 281
Imports and exports 288- income 13- indictments 418-industry, product of 445- 449 Ireland-disturbances in 90, 203, 339-silk manufactures 139-Catholic prelates 140- troops sent from to England 303-popula-
gencer" discontinued Chili-reduction of Chiloe 146, 166, 288; mines Chronometers, improved China-large vessel burnt at Canton 252; streets of Canton 368: the great wall Cincinnati-officers of Clark, William, on the preser- vation of the Indians Clay, Mr. his speeches to be pub- lished 35; duel with Mr. Ran- dolph 115; toasted 363; enter- tained in Kentucky 395, 412; of his votes for president
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