33 601 passports 57, 397; 96; Cuba, Am. prisoners in 82; state Elliott, Lieut. of the Navy 48fcommerce. 249, 270; Marriages 29% of the people of 174; assassi Einig, aul's Directory 128 mrd. d'Angely 249, 286, 318; mad. 250 Emigration to the U. S. 185, 224, Ney 249; church ceremonies 249: 270, 272, 336; tabl« 359, 365, Havre de Grace 249; mar. Grouchy 400 286; Mayence S18: arrests 318; from the U. S to prisoners in Russia 183, 318; loss of 98 Canda, of British subjects 304 men in Russia 345; bread 333; trie lans 198 344; Vandamme 364; population of 365 the fleets upon 320; new har. 1376; Dupont de Nemours 395; dis. 340 tresses of the people 396; mad 224 wolf 396; state of the country 405; 59 Evans, Oliver, his machine for marshals of France 413; museum 96414 404 Franklin, Dr. 122; bis tomb stone 310 398 103, 122, 348 socieiy 166; bay, defence of 48 Export of British goods to Eng. Freshet at Baltimore, &c. 393 28 Fulton, Robert, life of, noticed 113 399 348 415 G. 399 240 347 Gen. Armstrong privateer-her 59 Fire, of a new species and of case before the senate 43 5 224 348 2231 troyed by 159; at Sag Harbor Georgia, commerce of 128; pe. nitentiary 251 Fisheries, product of the 272; at Munich, 138; emigrations 346 158, 206, 333, 397; opposition Celebes 30; Fire at the Isle of Florida-Of Pensacola 47, 250, the Putzelians 299; general 240 218 57 Adams, esq. 16) 335 rida 175 239 H. FRANCE 365 231 91 399 -report on the claims of a 57; citizen of for property des. 253 369 157; Egyptian emigrants 157; Lava. 397; Petion 108, 224,250; of France 157; rain at Cairo 237; ? Massena 183, 237, 240; Soult 185; au Prince 224; powder maga. 237 Early spring 158; theatres 173; the zine explodes 346; death of 176 army 183: the king, "a sovereign the prince of Hayti 365 302 304 251 Hemlock, fatal effects of 2241 Madison-aproposed amend. 11an, esq. 123; Mr. Adams to the 409 144 Briggs to the editor 166; Richard, 175/Rush to col. Joinson 174; from Mr. 300 Bagot to Mr. Rush, enclosing a let: 212) er from gov. Sherbrook 175; frono 139 the secretary of the treasury to L. H. 14'Culloch and reply 181; from 376 Labor, of the product of 273, 290 9n English quaker to his friend in 251, 303 Lallemand, marshal 158, 208 post-master-general to the editor 240200; from Caleb Kirk, respecting 304 Lancashire dialect, specimen 199 the cui-worm 212; from a revolu. Land office of the U.S. circolar tionary patriot 250; from general 167 Wishington to Mr. Adams and re- 272 Mcken to Mr. Adams 305; fiom 139, 158 col. Reed to the editor 309; from a 336|Laws, passed at the 2nd session Gentleman in North Carolina to die 14 h congress 26 editor 310; from gen. Floyd to the 173 Law-of South Carolina, to se. gov.of Georgia 335; major Briley the Greek ship 272, 304 &c. 13; to preserve the neutral of Indian affairs at Fort Hawkins 159 relations of the U. S. 51; con 336; from lorci Castlereagh to Mr. 284 cerning the navigation of the Adams 270; to the editor(extracis.) abolish it before the legisla 71; (of New York) concerning the N. Y. society for encouraging the Shakers 74; to regulate domestic manufictures 412. 286, 333 perintendant of the trade to a 114, 231; of N. Kosloff 139; Ligliening, á vessel struck with two ladies killed in me church by 376 323 264; winged gudgeons 282; Livingston, judge-case of Adams 349 139, 3114 , royal 218 310 301 284 M Lead mines on the Mississippi 16 MacClure, gen. his pamphlet 60 78 181 144 Macdonough, com. a sword pre- sented to him 48 278, 305 287 governinent, 112; memorial & 311, 412 144 199 219 48; to the editor on ancient usages Manufactures--Report of the le. do. of the Pittsfield socety 47: 311 412 secretary of the navy on the loss of ter 50; circular of the Phila. the Chippewa 58; from col. R. M. delpbii society 75; remarka legislature on supplying the Jefferson on African colonization the Boston Centinel 221; re. York 235; in Connecticut 300; LETTERS. 13 report to the N. York society 314; Middletown 314, 327; 158; the Scheldt 158; Mr. Eus. 313 315, 326; Stonnington 315; of printers, see Nain Juan. &c. 1601 tol 315; Providence 315, solves against British manu. 411 185 Charlestown 328; Cambridge New Granada, population of 319 328, 342; Milton 341; Lynn Newport, R. 1.-bills of mortali. 272 ments in 1774 and 1813 113 369; Kennebunk, &c. 361; sage 268; election 79, 272, 320; cretary of war on her claims board the Independence 371; lots for a successor 303; state 173 218 Concord 373; gov. Plumer's New York (city) bills of mortali. Sackett's Harbor 398; Fort Ni lin square 96; ship letters 159; 304 415 annual census of orphans, 325 York, address &c 311 New York-Yeas and nays on the 180 Montholon, count on the treat. bill providing for the election 72 Morphy don Diego-see Spanish 175; slavery abolished 60, 144; law concerning the Sha- 31 kers 74; resolution respecting N. domestic «Manufactures 78; 3331 tion of governor `96. Reply 139 kins' resignation of office 127; 288 yeas pays on the Canal bill 177 142; the same on the raising 300 the wages of the members of 204 376 assembly 142; school fund- 416 Mediterranean 16, 48, 79, 128, prisonment for debt 16, 144; ra Cruz 30; Dr. Robertson 30; line 16; vessels building and 224; report on manufactures 320 60 365 32 143 158 Washington 74,479; Boxer North Carolina. Internal improve- 8 224, 321 0. 45 States 415; Enterprize 252; Oath-not to be taken in court 144 173 142 347 415; Saranac 320, 376; Alert Ohio. governor's message 52; 376 of Indian lands in 303; prices 240 pewa 59; officers, remarks up. breaks up 60; depth of 348; a on 200; establishment, essays brig of 170 tons goes down the 287 river and steam boats 70, 143, 272 173 48 J. H. Robinson to him 223 death of his lady 224 trading 323, 415 Ontario lake, commerce on 257 of the fleets upon 320 21 surveys, &c. 97, 406; hints to Rome, (see Italy) 158 99 Romp, case of the 143, blown up 164 176, 184 143 Ross, gen. his coai of arms 244 Q. 218 110 -of Holand, emigrating 270 Russia-The empress Catharine R. 34; relief of the poor. 57; rela- 367 tions with the U. S. 57, 75; the 79 state of the press 57; Mr.Pink- 143 ney at Petersburg 138; of the 58 of discovery 184, 289, 365; in. 320 burg 207; circulating medium 309 299; of the emperor 345, 411, 21, 60 to 67 paig.. of 1813, 345; Moscow with Russia 57, 75 365; public debt 365; designs 103, 348 58 and prospects, &c. 304; extra- with Naples 41 € 9. 182 Sabbath, observed in Louisiana 336 326 411 185 299 of war on the claims Sandwich-islands, the 4th of July 8 celebrated at 96 397 12 Savannah,arrivals and clearances in respect to at 69; exports 128; health of 185 336 223 54 Scheldi, the 158 Sea serpent 416 189 348 298 103 Senate of the U. States, frequent 16 159 237 pamphlet, by Mr. Shakers, the case of E. Chapman 241 and the act of the legislature 74, 114 287 297 Shelby, gov. 143, 144 264 Shipping and commerce, 69 240 287 223 Shipp, capt. E. 224 252 250 143 250, 271; violent proceedings South America, remarks on the 82 174 48 365; "kingdoin of Buenos Ay. the rights of mechanics 13; 411 legislature 111; commerce 128 59 12 with 2, 21, 60; riots and conspiraa 333 Roanoke, the river 224, 272 cies, &c. 30, 125, 158, 206, 219, 237 323 270, 286, 333; Britisin complaints 222 against 30; Cadiz blockaded 30,58; 211 Rodgers, com. presented with a finances of 46, 206, 270, 344; Ms 245 titles of nobility 30; gen. Castatue 179 58; commercial regulations 78; the T. Venezuela, the provinbes of -bat. "patriots” 124, 183, 286; royal ca Table 8. tle near Barcelona 30, 47, 78, 108, techism 92; conscription 158; dif Tonnage of the United State 6; 208, 219; the coast declared block fers with Portugal, 158, 183, 330, 7, 322; of cotton and ashes im Laded by Bolivar and Brion 30, 78; 334; Prince of Peace 173; books porred into England 71; of Cana- Spanish reintorcements 58 139 250 prohibited 173, 183; colonies, Bri-dian exports an i imports 70; of ar-baille near Cumana 95, 139; battish views respectmg 184; assassi- rivals and clearances at several tles in Guayana 237 250, 271, 299, nations 206; quarrel with he Bri ports 69; of the product &c. of 411; privateers 184, 271, 346, 365; tish at Gibraltar 2 19; navy 219,333; he internal duties 82; of the as. Morillo 184; exterminating war208; Epedemic 237; cion Antonio 286; sessments of Maryland, 1774 and Angustura 271, 286, 299; milita:y gan Lacy 334; Ferdinand's picture 1813–113; of the importations of force of the patriots 299; naval do. 364; gen. Milans 364; marine arse. the U. S. 1815, 186, 188; of the 300; population 319; Margaretta nal burnt 364, 411; state of the arrival of vessels in the U. S. for attacked 411 country 405; robbers in 270. 1816, 324; of emigranis 359; of Vessels, new, built in the U. S. Spafford, H. G. remarks on cold 35 de height of the water during the and England 323 Spanish America,population of 319 treshei at Baliimore 393; of he arrived in the U.S 1816 324 Spanish consul caned 224; his Baptists in the United States 400; Vienna, the congress of 376 publication thereon 239; be. altitudes of mountains 400; of new entertainment given by foxe a court for the above 272 vessels built in the U. S. and En: ihe Portuguese ambassador 411 Spanish ship, (prize) detained 368 gland 323. Trginia. Legislative proceedSpecie, imports of, 32, 60, 159, Tilapoosa, the battle of 121 ing on equalization of repre. 185 239, 270, 287, 304, 347, Tiilm dge, col. his charges a sentation, calling a convention $98, 415; payments in 96 Kainsi Van Wart, refuted 3 &c. with the yeas and nays, 32; Specch-inaugural ot' president Turt, case of 144 address of the legislature to Monroe 17; inangural of gov. Tuy, British sloop of war, 47 president Madison 54; repreClark, of Del. 41; gov. Pick: T :17- Haute, a new town 96 sentation 78; members of the ens, of S. C. 110; gov. Brooks Thermometer, state of at various 15th congress 135; Mr. Ma245; Mr. Curran, in Lonion, 76; places, Feb. 1817 35 dison's memorial and remonof counsellor O'Garmish 142; Tippecanoe, the battle of 91 strance 1785, 295; central Mr Brougham 146; Mr Phile Toas - neat one, drank at Phi. college 304 lips (Blake v8. Wilkios) 212; ladelphia 48 W. Mr. Hay 253; on the impedi Toasts at a dinner in honor of War tables, corrected m.nt of 224 80 Warden's narrative of conversaStiges, Pittsburg to Louisville 304 Tombigbee settlement 347 tions with Nap. Bonaparte 234 "State of our country." an essay 33 Tompkins, D. D. resigns the of. Washington's birth day-cele. Statesmen and Politicians" 225 fice of gov. of New York 16, brated at Buenos Ayres 174; "Statę papers-of the allied courts 20; reply of the assembly 183 respecting the differences be. thereto 127; his general orders Washington City, public buildtween Spain and Portugal and on retiring from the comipand ings 101 Lucier: Bonaparte 330 of th- militia 21; account of a Washington, monument propos. Statue of peace 59; ancient 345 public dinner given to him 128 ed in Virginia 185 St. Clair, gen. 80 Tonnage of the US. for 1815 5 Waterloo, account of the battle St. Croix, an American seaman for several of, by a French general officer punished at 415 322 109; dreadful destruction at 237 Steam boats-supposed to injure Tooke's Pantheon 198 Webster, Noah 240, 288 the herring fishery 48; on On Treasury notes, a notice of 48 Weekly Register-terms of 1 tario 78, 135; on the IIudson circular, on the adva. -new arrange 96, 336; on the Delaware 287; lorem duties 181; about the ment and prospectus 369 on the Chesapeake 398; on the plaisier of Paris trade 301; West Indies-scarcity of bread Mississippi 143; at Hamburg remittances of penalties, &c. 182 stuffs 30, 207 237; accidents to 239 Treaty with Sweden 60, 80; in. West Point 69, 303 Steam engine, at Vienna 545 dian 368 Western Herald 402 -frigates 224, 272 Trenton, the battle of 282 Wheelock, president 143 -saw mill 336 Trio, illustrious 304 Whale fishery 223 Steubenville 144 Tristram de Cunha 158 Wheat, prospects of, &c. 176, 251, Stocks, British and American 164, Trumbull's paintings 272 368, 698; Jones' or Lawler's (see also British) of the U. Turkey. 158, 270, 299; order of 284; price of 287 States 224 the grand signor to the pacha Wilkinson, gen.-memoirs 96, 282 Strong, gen. S. 336 of Jeruselam 270 Williams,5, his map of Indiana 110 Sugar, American 79, 144 U. Wilson, Mr. at Puerto Cabello 346 West Indian 397 Uniformity in the currency 35 Wine, American 416 Susep-the Indian 323 Union, on the permanency of 228 Winged gudgeons-a law case 282 Susquehannah Bridge 336 United States--Br. opinions of 231 Wirtemburg—the king of 30, 57, river, trade on the stocks 304 397; brief notices of things 319,344, 159, 272, 304, 320 commerce 324365; declaration of prin. Paul 344; Sweden-navy 9:57; various items Usury, Mr. Hay's speech on 253 king and queen nearly drowned 397 159, 219, 257, 276, 319; reported V. Wood screws, making them 96 conspiracies 184, 207; "conscrip. Vaccine disease, Dr. Black's Woodbine, Br. agent 175, 211, 287 tion" 207; com. regulations 333 statement respecting 125 Y. Switzerland migrations to th- Viccination, in Sweden 219 Yeas and nays--see congress, &c. -when the practice scarcity of bread stufts 319; con. a of taking them first began? fession, &c in 397 of their exploit proposed 38 Yellow fever-at Hayada 240, in Sylva, North American 143.) Vegetables, Mammoth 240 the West Indies 363 at Puris v. Siates 57, 206, 219, 299, 364 van Wart, Paulding and will not 50 |