Imprisonment, on solitary, 30, 31.
Indian departments, the three, form-
ed by Congress, in the Revolu-
tion, 283.
Indian Tales and Legends by School-
craft, reviewed, 354. See School-
craft.
Indians, position of the, at the com-
mencement of the border wars of
the American Revolution, 279-
Lord Dunmore's peace with the,
280 negotiations with the, 281
- commissioners appointed to
watch the, 283-conference with,
at Albany, 284 - at Pittsburg, ib.
comparative culpability of the
British and Americans in employ-
ing, 288, 310-union of, against
the Americans, in 1778, 296-
Washington's mode of warring
with, 303.
Interest, rules for casting, 253.
Iroquois. See Six Nations.
Jay, John, the political contest be-
tween him and George Clinton,
176 final success of, 178.
Jefferson, Thomas, Burr neglected
by, 180-his obligations to Burr,
ib. -contest at his election as
President, 184 - remarks on his
administration, 187.
Johnson, Guy, Colonel, succeeds Sir
William as Superintendent, 281 –
his movements in the border wars,
282-gathers a Congress at Os-
wego, 288
at the siege of Fort
Schuyler, 291- his capture of the
Sammons family, 306.
Johnson, John, a Tory, 281.
Johnson, Samuel, criticism on his
Lives of the Poets, 318- his style,
331, 332- his Life of Milton con-
demned, 337.
Johnson, Sir William, facts in con-
nexion with, 106-death of, 281.
Kant, Immanuel, Critick of Pure
Reason, translated from the Origi-
nal of, reviewed, 44 - obstacles to
the easy comprehension of, ib.—
sketch of his system in the Bio-
graphie Universelle, 47 - remarks
on his Critick, ib. - reception of
his system in Germany, 49- its
skeptical character, 54, 63-his
theory of the origin of knowledge,
influ-
57 his categories, 65-
ence of his system, 67.
Kent, James, Chancellor, rule of,
for casting interest, 253.
Kentucky, statistics on education in,
262-Colleges in, 263.
Kinne, Asa, his Questions on Black-
stone, noticed, 487.
Kirkland, Samuel, Reverend, mes-
sage sent to, by the Massachu-
setts Provincial Congress, 280 –
influences the Indians, 281, 282.
Knowledge, Kant's theory of the
origin of, 57.
Lancaster, account of the treaty at,
in 1744, 73-its confirmation, 80.
Lands, system of granting in Cana-
da, described, 403, 406-invest-
ment of the administration of, 409
-effects of the system, 410-
seigniorial, in Canada, 417.
Language, remarks on, 358.
Law, as a standard of guilt, 3.
Law Reporter, The, noticed, 243.
Leonard, George, Jr., A Practical
Treatise on Arithmetic by, no-
ticed, 251 -on book-keeping, 256.
Letourneur, translation of Shaks-
peare by, 321.
Lieber, Francis, review of the Popu-
lar Essay on Subjects of Penal
Law by, 1- of his translation of
Ramshorn's Latin Synonymes,
Line engraving, described, 124.
Literary criticism, by Johnson, 318
by Roscoe and Hallam, 319
in Spain, ib. in France, 320.
by Voltaire, ib. in Germany,
322 by Schlegel, 324-advan-
tages for, and character of, in
England, 325.
Literary history, interest and im-
portance of, 317- English writers
of, 318.
Lizards, observations on, 148.
Logan, facts in the war of, 113.
Logstown, early English traders at,
71, 76.
Louisiana, policy of the United
States on coming into possession
of, and its effects, 413.
Lower Canada, summary of political
changes in, 373-geography of,
379, 388-population of, 380
the distribution of loans in, 396,
note" clergy reserves
- discordant laws in, 415-anti-
in, 404
commercial, 416
lands in, 417-the English in,
seigniorial
- progress of settlement in,
state of parties in, 424. See
America, Bureaucrats,
Canadas, and Upper Canada.
McIntosh, Fort, built, 296.
McIntosh, Lachlan, General, in the
border war, 296, 298.
Madison, James, declines a mission
to France, 179.
Madonnas, remarks on, 139.
Maine, compared with British prov-
inces, 380, note.
Majority principle, remarks on the,
177.
Maritime law, importance of, 461.
Marshall, John, Writings of, upon
the Contitution, noticed, 485.
Marshe, Witham, his account of the
treaty with the Six Nations, in
1744, 73.
Massachusetts, Society for Promoting
Agriculture in, 240-agricultural
survey of, ib.-its agricultural
capabilities, 241 geological and
other surveys of, 242.
Mathematical Miscellany, The, by
Mathematical periodicals, names of,
C Gill, noticed, 484.
Medallic engraving, object of, 131
machine for, invented in America,
ib.
Memory, importance of educating
the, 245.
Mental Philosophy, Sawyer's, no-
ticed, 249.
Mezzotinto engraving described, 127
-origin of, 128.
Milnes, Richard Monckton, The Po-
ems of, reviewed, 348.
Milton, John, as a reformer, 335-
compared with Dante, 334-
temporary regard for, 337-criti-
cisms on, by Addison, ib.-by
Johnson, ib. by Macaulay and
Channing, 338-Chateaubriand's
proposed translation of, into
Ministry, Christian, observations on
French, 347.
the importance and the effects of
intellectual and moral self-culti-
vation in the, 207 on dismis-
sions in the, 211.
Mohawk Valley, state of affairs there
Mississippi Company, organized, 110.
in May, 1775, 282-devastations
Montgomery, Richard, facts respect-
in 1780, 305. See Border Wars.
ing, 169 his letter to James
Duane, 170
Montour, Catherine, facts as to, 81.
Montreal, natural advantages of, 417
seigniory of, 420.
Moral Teacher, The, noticed, 247.
navy.
Navy of the United States, Cooper's
History of the, reviewed, 432-
expenses of the, 451 - on rank in
the, 453, 465- naval academy for
the, 455- apprentices for the,
457 - cruises of squadrons in the,
459 construction of ships for
the, 459- -on detachments from
the, to suppress mobs, 460- on
laws for the officers of the, 461 -
its actual state, 462-suggestions
respecting the, ib.- -on rotation
of stations, 464-evils in the, 466.
See British navy and French navy.
New Brunswick, 379-population
of. 380 state of parties in, 423.
Newfoundland, 379-population of,
381 its governor, 391 - present
state of parties in, 422.
New York State, the parties in, on
the adoption of the Federal Con-
stitution, 175.
Ohio Valley, outline of the history
of the, from 1744 to 1774, 69
French jealousies and precautions
respecting the, 77-fate of the
first English settlement, 79-em-
bassy of Washington to the, 83
- preparations against the French
there, 85
beginning of the
French war, 88 Braddock's ex-
pedition, 91 - Post's expedition,
Cherokee war of 1760-1,
99 inroads upon the savages
there, 100 Robert Rogers's ex-
pedition, ib. — Pontiac's war, 103
-settlements south of the, 107,
111 Washington's interest in
the, 112-Logan's war, 113-
Moravian missions to the North
of the, 115-recapitulation re-
specting the, 116.
Onondago Indians, conduct of, in
the border wars, 302
Oriskany, incidents in the battle of,
292.
Otis, George Alexander, Cicero's
Tusculan Questions translated by,
noticed, 488.
Outline engravings, the department
of, 140.
Transylvania University, and the
Necessity of a system of Educa-
tion in Kentucky, noticed, 262.
Pittsburg, early French fortification
at, 85 Ensign Ward captured
at, 88. See Pitt.
Poetry, influence of the Reforma-
tion upon, 332, 334.
Point Pleasant, battle of, 113.
Political intrigue, effects of, in the
case of Burr, 188.
Pontiac, befriends Major Rogers at
Detroit, 101 — his war, 103 –
killed, 105- - notice of, 106.
Post, Christian Frederic, expedition
of, to the valley of the Ohio, 96 –
his missionary labors, 115.
President of the United States, orig-
inal method of voting for, 181
contest in the election of, in 1801,
184.
Prince Edward's Island, 379-pop-
ulation of, 380 land-granting
system in, 406- state of parties
in, 422. See British America.
Prison Discipline, works on, review-
ed, 1 notions respecting, before
the time of Howard, 3, 5 — How-
ard's one maxim in regard to, 6
American, under the old system,
10, 12 facts, ib. -"The Phila-
delphia Society for assisting Dis-
tressed Prisoners," 16 — the prin-
ciples of, 17-arrangements sug-
gested, 24 economy of a thor-
ough system of, 27 - Philadelphia
and Auburn systems of, 29
itude in, 30 cruelties in the
Sing Sing, 264. See Prisons.
Prison Discipline Society, facts from
its Reports, 17.
Prisons, on the construction of, 2—
persons in, in 1839, 3-character
of, before the time of Howard, 5
after his time, 6- Walnut Street,
in 1783, 7--Charlestown, in 1826,
9. See Prison Discipline.
Quintilian, on synonymes, 468.
Raimondi, Marc-Antonio, an early
engraver, facts respecting, 123.
St. Leger, Colonel, siege of Fort
Schuyler by, 291.
St. Vincent's. See Vincennes.
Sammons, adventures of the, in the
border wars, 306.
Sawyer, Leicester A., A Critical Ex-
position of Mental Philosophy by,
Schiller, The Characters of, by Mrs.
noticed, 249.
Schlegel, remarks on his "Lec-
Ellet, noticed, 257.
323 his criticism on
Shakspeare, 324.
Schoenbrunn, founded, 116.
Schoolcraft, Henry Rowe, his Algic
Researches, First Series, Indian
Tales and Legends, reviewed,
354- his advantages for the work,
356-notice of his wife, 357 -
value of the Tales by, 359-pe-
culiarities of them, 360-outlines
of several of them, 363.
Schuyler, Fort, situation of, 282-
siege of, by Colonel St. Leger, 291.
Schuyler, Philip, General, Indian
commissioner, 283.
Scott, Sir Walter, Chateaubriand's
remarks on, 339-criticism on his
"Life of Napole ib.- con-
trasted with Carlyle, 340 — his
Histories and Novels, 343.
Seigniorial lands in Canada, 417.
Self-control, in Burr, 200.
Seven Years' War, events in the, 88.
Shakspeare, William, his character
of Mark Antony, 157 - transla-
tion of, by Letourneur, 321-criti-
cism on, by Voltaire, ib.
by Du-
cis, 322-by Schlegel, 324.
Shawanese Indians, character of the,
279-Dunmore's peace with the,
280 — in alliance with the British,
285— their irritation and duplici-
tỷ, 294
Ships, on the construction of, for the
navy, 459
Shot, use of hollow, 463.
Six Nations, under English protec-
tion, 72-confederacy of the, ib.,
plant colonies in Ohio, 73
treaty with, in 1744, at Lancas-
ter, 74 its confirmation, 80 - at
Easton, 98 - at Fort Stanwix, 109
-position of the, at the com-
mencement of the American Rev-
olution, 279 Lord Dunmore's
peace with the, 280-negotiations
with the, 281 alliance of, with
the British, 282. Sullivan's ex-
pedition against the, 303.
Smith, engraving by, in Rogers's Ita-
ly, 136.
Smith, G. W., on the Walnut-street
prison, in 1783, 7.
Solitary imprisonment, the system
of, 30, 31
Spain. literary history in, 317.
Squadrons, the cruises of, 459.
Stanwix, Fort, treaty of, 109 — its
situation, 282-congress at, ib.
Stearns, Samuel H., Reverend,
the Life and Character of, re-
viewed, 206 an illustration of
the importance of self-cultivation
in a Christian minister, 218- his
character, 219.
Steel-engraving, invented by an
American, 130- remarks on, ib.
Stippling, in engraving, described,
126.
Stone, William L., Life of Joseph
Brant by, reviewed, 277 his
plan, 278-value of his work, ib.,
Style, remarks on, 333.
Sullivan, John, Gederal, expedition
of, against the Iroquois, 303.
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