NOTICES OF THE ARTS AND MANUFACTURES, ANd a record

OF THE EVENTS OF THE TIMES.

H. NILES, EDITOR.

THE PAST THE PRESENT FOR THE FUTURE.

FROM SEPTEMBER, 1822, TO MARCH, 1823—VOL. XXIII.
OR, VOLUME XI.-NEW SERIES.

BALTIMORE:

FRINTED FOR THE EDITOR BY WILLIAM OGDEN NILES,

At the Franklin Press,

WATER-STREET, EAST OF SOUTH-STREET.

INDEX TO VOLUME XXIII.

289

311

Adams, John-his letters con-
cerning the fisheries 25; re.
ply to Mr. Jefferson 248; his
letter on education
375
Adams, John Q his note on Mr.
Floyd's letter 9; his letter in
reply to Mr. Clay's 246; his
address in reply to general
Smyth, noticed
Ad valorem goods, essay con-
cerning
Africa-British settlements 22;
slave vessels, &c. 22; the hor.
rid traffic 69, 99, 386; treaty
at Cape Mesurado
Agriculture, a professorship of,
proposed in Virginia
Alabama-reported quarrels a-
mong the Indians of 48; pro-
duct of cotton, &c. 131; do. in
Madison county, and remarks
242; Limestone county 291;
elections

109

202

291

Albany, a meeting at about the
affairs of the Greeks

Aleppo, earthquake at

215
185

20

Ancient world
Appointments by the president
and senate 320, 337, 388, 404
Army of the U. S.-troops at
the Saut de St. Marie 96; re
marks on the state of 98; es-
says on the establishment 104
152; general views of the
state of

Atlantic and Pacific

Atlas, American-Carey &

267

Atmosphere-Mr. Leslie's re-

Lea's

marks on

Aurora, newspaper
B.

Bailey, Ann

49

322

Bank of U. S.-general meet-
ing of the stockholders 23;
report of the committee and
exposition of the president
87 to 96; Mr. G. Williams'
note 98; Mr. Cheves' state-
ment 121; note on the contro.
versy 147; Mr. Williams' re-
joinder 153; resolutions 179;
proceedings of the delegates
209; directors 257, 290; ils
"equalization of exchange"
290; money received on de-
posite
Banks-see the several states;
general remarks on
Bayard, James A. a remarkable
letter from him 161; Mr. Har-
per's exposition and re-
marks
277
Beefsteak, how to cook one! 289
Birkbeck, Mr. his oration
Births, extraordinary
Blood, the circulation of
Bonaparte, Napoleon-anec-
dotes of him, &c. 34, 65, 164
198; notice of his death 115;
treaty of Chatillon 115; of his
family 226; journal of Las Ca.
sas 230; his mother 355; of
his son

209

73
97, 144

99

242

Books, great prices paid for 256
Boston-deaths in 32; city fi.
nances 64; banks 113; seal of
the city 144; tumult at in 1746
150; electioneering at 183; ar-
rivals 322; Merchant,' a wri-
ter in the Register 243, 356;
bills of mortality

Botany Bay, convicts at

Naval-frigate Iphigenia 64-the Lutine
149-return of vessels and ships building
200 squadron fitting out 374. Noblemen
166; non residents 21; Norwich, in 1561,
133; nunnery 183.
Parliament-pensionary members of 54;
Peel, sir Robert 132; piracy noticed 5,
166, 184; population, comparative and in-
teresting views of 105-more females
than males 183. Poor rates 151; premier
peers, in opposition 103; priest, a rich
one 183.

Religious charities 103; revenue, &c. 108,
291; representation 136.

Scott, sir Walter 117; Scotland-visit of the

king 68-statistios of 346. Slave trade 53;
smuggling 230, 355; specie 5,68; steam
boats 68; South American states 5; steam
travelling 5; sugar, East and West India 5.
Teeth, human, a great cargo of 405; Thet.
ford, the borough of 372; Times, newspa-
per 21; stocks, pri es of 68, 166; travelling
68; traveller in America 163. 177; tythes,
just payment of 182.

Wallace, sir William, his sword 83; wages
of laborers and soldiers 184; Wellesley,
William Pole Tinley Long! 68, 82; West
Indies, the trade of 28; wheat, price of 83,
136; Wilson, sir Robert 116; wives sold
183.

Brooks' Gazetteer

386

Burning to death

355

C.

3

356

355

Bounty, mutineers of the ship 123 Canada-arrivals, population,
Braham, Mr. the singer
Brazil-revolutionary proceed.
ings 7, 152, 166; particulars,
proclamation of the prince,
&c. 70; manifesto of the same
124; deputies 137; address of
the cortes of Portugal to the
people of Brazil 142; the
cockade 152; the regent to
be crowned 166; the slave
trade 184; trial by jury 184;
American seamen released
304; see Portugal.
Bridge, a great one building 178
98 British affairs.-Agricultural distress, by
reason of large crops! 147; adder killed 35.
Bankrupt, a singular one 103; butter, spe-
culation in 344; Byron, lord, 307,355.
Calico printer 132; Canning, Mr. 103, 345;
Catholic priest tried 103; Castlereagh kills

33

186

Balance of trade, essay on 389;
Ste Exchange."
Baldwin, Mr. received at Pitts-
burg

Baltic, the trade of
Baltimore-cotton mills, &c. in
the neighborhood of 1; fo.
reign goods imported 1; the
statue raised on the monu-
ment 4, 33, deaths in 32; cases
of fever at 65, 81, 128, 145;
election of mayor 96, 160; re.
marks on the fever in 114;
nest of gamblers disturbed
160, German Society at 273;
election to congress 288; mu-
seum (Peale's) 321; inspec
tions

Debt 108; debtors 5; dragoons in a church
68; dinner, (ancient) 133; Drogheda, the
marquis of 82.

Expenditure of government 83, 105; export
of machinery 103.
Glass manufactory 68; Grain, the product
of 344; Greeks, the cause of the 5, 68.
Herschell, dies 83; Hertford, the marchioness
of 183; highland dress 103; human bones
imported 275; horse racing 151; Hunt,

Mr. 230.
Ireland-distresses of 5, 21, 82, 117, 344-
riots, &c. 82, 183, 185, 230, 275-"capt./

HARVARD
COLLEGE

LIBRARY

230

387

2

Cleopatra's barge
Clergy, interesting facts res.
pecting 139; the "benefit of "
212; rights of the 230, 291
Clogher, the bishop of
66
Cloth, rapid manufacture of 128
Coal, the Lehigh
192
Colombia-dinner to Mr. Zea at
London 1; supplies 7; acknow
ledged by the Dutch 7, 55,
70; by Portugal 70; acknow.
ledgment advocated in Eng.
land 56; events 71, 104, 276,
406; proclamation of Bolivar
71; eulogium on him 115; Mr.
Todd 147, 231, 406; Mr Tor-
res 147; Laguira 167, 307,
356; Morales 167, 231, 259,
263, 274, 356; Zea, Mr. 310;
naval affairs 231, 246, 276,
336, 356, 406; decrees of Mo
rales 231; Maracaybo
Colonization Society of Massa
138
chusetts 39; of the U. S.
Combustion, spontaneous 182, 227
Commerce, the protection of

356

195, 229, 305
the report on no.

ticed 385, with France 400-
see congress.

Congress of the "holy allies"
56, 67; reported proceedings
82, 100, 231, 310, 342, 344-
see "Holy Alliance."

Congress.

Accounts of the various departments 284-
on the prompt settlement of 287, 302, 320:
advances 239, 413; ad valorem goods 350;
Alabama 224, 271, 272; Allen, W. H. 239,
988, 318. 334; amendments to the cons i
tution 303, 317, 320, 334, 349, 364, 381,
382, 411; appropriation bills 304, 317, 352,
383, 399, 413, 414; army, peace establish-
ment 239-documents 267-commissariat
system 255, 288, 318-pay of officers 287,
352, 366. Appraisers 350; agents and con-
tractors 413; Archer, Mr. 334; Alexandria,
Mechanics' bank of 382, 399; armories 271
367, 397, 403.

Babbett, John 287; balances 237, 365; Bal-
timore, 272, 318; bank of U. S. 334; Bas-
sett, Mr. 238; Bastrop's grant 237; Beau-
marchais' claim 237, 352; Benton, Mr. 397;
Boston petition 72; British provinces,
trade with 287,349 416-colonies 318, 381,
382, 413, 416-in respect to an act of par
liament 413. Buchanan, Mr 383; Budd,
Stephen 254; Burgin, Jahn 415.
Calendar, the 237; call of the house 399;
Cambreling, Mr. 363; Canada trade 287,
349; Canals-see Roads, below. Captives
redeemed at Detroit 238, 239; Caucisi, En-
rico, 415; Carr, Chas. 414; chaplains 236;
clerk elected 219, 224; Cocke, Mr. 241,
412; coins, the currency, &c. of 318, 335,
349, 350, 364, 367, 380, 391, 416; collection
districts 350; commerce, foreign 332, 334;
commercial regulations 334; committees
224, 236, 237, 256; compensation of the
members 224; compensations withheld,
416; Condiet, Mr. 239, 365; contingent
fund of congress 24C, 302, 413, 414; Co-
Jumbia river 240, 255, 272, 319, 350, 351,
397, 414-the district of 240, 241, 253, 303,
319, 364 411, 412. Cook, Mr. 319. 367;
copper mines, &c. 382; cordage, of Rus
sian hemp 252, 286, 301; courts of the U.
S.398; crimes, on the punishment of 383;
Cumberland road 237, 253, 286, 287, 301,
303, 304, 336, 399, 400-(cost of) 403, 413,
414; custom house officers 253, 351, 414;
do. bonds 382.

Debt of the U. S. 336, 365-imprisonment
for 252, 286, 318, 320, 331, 337, 364; Den

.........

ny, Mrs. 304; delinquents, (so reported),
349; deposites, transfers of 349; direct tax
and internal revenue 350; disbursement
of public money 238, 253, 255. 351; divorce
asked for 411; drawbacks 351, 403; duties,
on the collection of-see "Tariff," below;
Dwight, Mr. 286.

Erving, Geo, W. 253, 255; evening sessions
415, 416; expenditures 299, 400-a resolu
tion concerning certain of them 412.
Florida 302, 366, 411, 413, 416; Floyd, Mr.
254; France, commerce with 237, 348-
convention with 300, 413, 416. Forrest,
Joseph 397; fortifications-general, 239,
270, 331, 364, 367, 369, 416; Fuller, Mr.
254.

Gaillard, Mr. 409; Gales & Seaton, the case
of 333, 336, 352; report 358; remarks 382.
Georgia 255, 301, 302, 381,414, 415; Gerry
Elbridge 349, 364; Great Britain, conven
tion with 334, 350, 399; Greeks, the 272,

411.

255

Kearney, Lawrence
Lands, public, and land offices-various no-
tices 237, 239, 253, 271, 318, 31, 334, 350,
364, 383, 400, 412-warrants for military
253, 413, 414-sales of lands 351-for the
relief of purchasers of 416. Lawrence, Julia
334, 398, 412; lead mines, &c. 397; Lewis,
Edwin 287, 412; loans to banks and indi-
viduals, 349; Louisiana 272, 320, 334, 350,
351, 412, 4:3, 414; Lowndes, Mr. his de
cease noticed, &e 334; Lowrie, Mr. 410.
Mails, (by steam boats), 237; on the trans-
port of 331; McKim, Mr. 304; manufac-
tures-the digest of 352, 365, 382-the com-
mittee report 304-report at length 316-
notice of proceedings 334, 52,367, 382,383
-virtually rejected 398, 399-views and
statements 363. Marshals 336; Maryland
287, 302, 351, 352; measurer, the office of
414, 415; medals presented 253, 255; Mex-
ican empire 410; meeting of the second
session of the 17th congress, members pre-
sent, &c. 218. 219, 24; McCormick, T.
253, midshipmen, the appointment of 408;
Michigan 416; military establishment 349,
350, 367; militia, Mr.Cannon's resolutions
239-on clothing the 239, 255 -arming of
272-discipline 304, 318-return of 411.
Miller, John, 255; ministers of the U. S.
at foreign places 109; mint 416.
Message of the president opening the session
219-clerical error noticed in 241: docu-
ments 267; about the copper mines 236;
on piracies 236; relative to certain chris-
tian Indians 236; public buildings 37; on
naval affairs 30!; convention with Great
Britain 334; commerce with France 348;
survey of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers,
339; on the expedition against Porto Rico
366; Indian titles to land in Gergia 397;
concerning ordnance 397.
Navigation, the act concerning 253; navy,
rules and regulations 272-various inte-
resting documents respecting 273, 282, 326
-fraternal association 288, 303, 304-sur
geons and mates 288, 304, 320-the estab-
lishment 334-midshipmen 334-Rodgers'
marine rail way 351, 383, 399-pension
fund 369, 382.

Offices, to be established 335; Ohio, cana!
253-a road in 272, 304, 409, 4.5: orduauce
256, 354.

Payments, 319, 416; patents 336; petitions
303, 334, 351, 365, 399; Perry, Sarah 334,
413; pension list 18,232, 352, 382,409, 411
-committee on 238. Pierce, Geo. lieut.
255, 318; piracy, proceedings concerning
239, 240, 252, 253, 272, 301, 335, 416; Piatt,
John H. 364, 366; Plattsburg volunteers
238; Pleasants, Mr. 252; Porto Rico ex-
pedition 40, 252, 366; Peoria, the village
of 288, 302, 304; post office department
303, 416; Prevost, Mr. 351: printers to
congress 412, 415; prize agents 383, 415;
public buildings 290,412, 416.
Road, from Wheeling to St. Louis 253;

roads and canals 255, 271, 272, 236, 288,
301, 319, 336, 351,409, 415; Rochester, Mr.
335; Rodney, Mr. 301, 349; retrench-,

ment 253, 272; revenue 298, 403; rifles
272; rivers Ohio and Mississippi 356;
rules of congress 414.

Reports-of the com. on roads and canals 43
-annual of the sec. of the treasury 265-
documents 297-concerning the army 257
-respecting the navy 282-from the comp
troller 284, 288-of the board of engineers
336-on the naval pesce establishment
347-about Thompson's island 349-on fo-
reign coins 379-on gold coins 391-sinh-
ing fund 394-custom house bonds, &c.
403-Cumberland road 403-armories 403;
on the case of D. D. Tompkins 406-on
the appointment of midshipmen 408.
Salvage 302; salt springs, &c. 382, 397; ses-
sion, close of the 401; seamen, 237. 256,
382; Sibley, Mr, 238; Sloan, Mr. 412; Smith
Mr. 252; Smith, Dr. 334; Sterling, Mr.
349; Shannon, George 364; spirits, domes-
tic 365; stamps, concerning 415; sinking
fund 394; South Carolina 364; Soyder,
Abraham 366; Steubenville, the back of
367; Stockton, lieut. R. F. 381; steam
batteries 414; Symmes, John C 351; sup-
pressed papers, see Gales and Seaton, ante
and 367; supreme court 397.
Tariff, of the bills concerning, &c. (see "ma
mufactures" above) and 237, 253, 251, 301,
320, 334, 335, 336, 364, 366, 382, 398, 399,
415-bill at length 316-views and state-
ments 363. Taylor, Mr. of Va. 301, 317,
381; Taylor, Mr. of N. Y. 335, 414; Ten-
nessee 416; Thompson's island 254, 256
271, 335, 348, 365; Tompkins, D. D. 394,
382, 398, 399, 409-report on his case 405,
Transfers of appropriations 367; treasury,
letter from the secretary concerning fo
reign commerce 334; tributes of the re-
spect of the house 334, 336.
Virginia 350, 382, 383, 400; Vincennes, the
the bank of 365, 415; vice president takes
his seat 218-retires 393.
Walworth, Mr. 318; Wheelwright, John 411;
Woodson, Mr. 301; Wright, Mr. 272.
Yeas and nays in the senate-about allowing
a drawback on cordage 301-on the mil-
tia claims of the state of Georgia 381-
about the Mechanics' bank of Alexandria
382-on the bill concerning revolutionary
pensions 410, 41-about a bill praying
for a divorce 411.

320
179
130

19
83

Yeas and nays in the house of Lepresenta-
tives-concerning the naval fraternal as
sociation 304-on the bill about making a
road in Ohio 318-on a bill about roads
and canals 319-concerning the occupa
tion of the mouth of the Columbia river
351-about a rule of the house applied to
the tariff bill 398-the Mechanics' bank of
Alexandria 399-on the bill to repair the
Cumberland road 413-on the abolition of
the office of measurer 415; on extinguishe
ing certain Indian titles in Georgia 415.
Connecticut-hieutenant gover-
nor dies
Consanguinity, singular
Consuls, foreign
Contagion-difference of doc.
tors as to a remedy
"Contempt of court"
Cornwallis, mentioned by Napo.
leon
Correspondents, note to
Cotton-northern 49, 209, 412;
in Alabama 131, 242, 291;
product and consumption 147
-stock of in England 151;
price of 208; on the cultiva-
tion of 209; general remarks
and estimates 217; in Missou-
323
ri 402; in Louisiana, &c.
Counterfeiters, &c 96, 160; gang

65
337

289
80

of 176; a great manufacturer
288; nest broken up
Crawford, Mr. in Georgia
Crimes in England and France 98
Cuba-the pirates of, see "Pi-

33

rates Plunder when Hava.
na was captured by the Bri.
tish 19; some disturbances in

276; supposed cession to Eng-
land 305; arrivals at Havana
372; revenue received at 388;
disavowal of any design of
the British to possess them.
selves of the island
Curracoa-protest of the go-
vernor against the decree of
Morales

404

261
Customs, remark on the 147;
bonds, receipts, drawbacks 403
-see congress.
Cyprus trees, remains of
D.

Darby, Mr.

........

ry of plenty 147; rotation in
office 162; on infidelity and
disloyalty' 194; the American
navy, the support given to it,
vote on the tariff bill, &c.
195; on Britain and Russia,
and the holy alliance 197; si.
necure offices 241; the labor
of slaves 242; on the affairs
of Virginia 258; protection
of commerce 305; imprison-
ment for debt 321; "rights of
men and things" 337; errors
in 353; case of Gales & Sea-
ton 358; importation of wheat
369; on politicians 370; note
32 on the N. York American' 385
26 Education-Mr.Knox's plan 53;
letters of Messrs. Adams, Jef.
212 ferson, Madison, and a citi-
zen of Maine thereon 375;
common schools in N. York 402
Egypt-discoveries in
Election of Jefferson and Burr
in 1801
277

321

354

Deaths in the chief cities of the

U. States

Delaware and Hudson canal
Delaware river, dispute about
oyster beds in
Delaware, state of-election 96,
112; 'benefit of clergy' plead
in 212; appropriation for the
canal 384; difference between
the branches of the legisla

ture

Denmark-reported treaty with
England 55; depreciation of
property in

3

386

166

Detroit, curious seizures at 99;

67
Evans, Oliver, mentioned 130
Exchange on England 49, 97;
essays on the rate of 185, 243
274, 289, 293,356, 374, 389

F.

Gas, extraordinary combustion
80 Geese, extraordinary
Georgetown, S. C. hurricane at,
and Mr. Mitchell's address 137
Georgia-case of the secretary
of state 19, 128; elections
176; finances 256; governor's
message 203; attempt to
change the constitution 225;
penitentiary
German Society
Germany--generally. A lord-
ship to be disposed of by lot.
tery 103; prince Esterhazy
372; universities 405; export
of gold
405

Dinner party, a rare one 164 Families, average humber of

Diplomatic agents of the U. S.

Distance-what is it?

persons in, 2; a mammoth

109,225
130

one

112

Dogs, killed at Philadelphia 19;
mad
Dougherty, Thomas, dies 16
Drought, severe 17, 34, 151
Du Pratt, extract from his work
on colonies

Duel, between two black gen.

169

tlemen 208; the dropsy cured
by a

226

Duelling, remarks on 115; ridi.
culed

179

179
Fisheries-J. Adams' letters on
25; British provincial remarks
on a reported bull of the
pope
131
Flax, another machine for dress-
ing it, with remarks
1
Florida--the oriental, or nut
gall oak 1; proceedings of the
legislative council, governor's
message, &c. 23; tribute to
the memory of Dr. Bronaugh
112, 135; the treaty, board of
claims 178, 193; on the pro-
posed division of
Flour, price at Lima 246;
Guayaquil

256

273

Ghent, treaty of: Mr. Floyd's
letter, with Mr. Adams' re-
ply 7; Mr. Fuller's letter 22;
Mr. Clay's letter and Mr.
Adams' reply

246

Glass, establishment of manu-

226

Grain-growing states

196

at

Granger, Gideon, dies

304

320

Gray, David

373

Floyd, Mr. his letter about

the

treaty of Ghent

7

Duties exacted in England 226;
ad valorem and specific, see
*T."
E.
Earthquake at Aleppo, && 185,
259; in Peru 246; in Mexico

406

118

East Indies-females raffled for
149; great fire at Surat 152;
power of the press, Jugger.
naut, &c. 184; great rains and
floods 184, 406; certain mis.
sionaries in 184; volcano in
Java, and cultivation of coffee
on the island
Economy, national, excellent
essay on
Editorial "rights of things,"
Greece, &c. 49; on the state
of the army 98; on the yellow
fever 114; on the differen-
ces among the officers of the
navy 129; on insolvents and
insolvent laws 129; on lon-
gevity in England and the
United States 145; the mise-

1

Foreign goods, import of
Fortifications, expenditures on
369; see congress.
France-military preparations &c.
6, 55; English theatre at Paris 6
55, 184; the secret police, &c.
21; the censorship 62, 200; state
of the country 55, 356; Moreau
85; debates 55, 83, 84; gen. Ber.
ton, &c. 55; the army 55; schools
55; consul at Smyrna 56; naval
-corvette La Tarn 80; Carbo
nari 85; "old clothes shop" 103;
Hyde de Neuville at Havre de
Grace 83; sedition 184; the bud
get 84; trade with the U. States
--royal ordonnance 102; popula-
tion of Paris, class of persons,
consumption, etc, 102; restraint

Greece-see Turkey. Remarks
on the case of 56, 81, 82; on the
cause of, from the Liverpool
Mercury, 111; adherence to
their religious principles 149;
British sympathy 152, 179; re-
ports of their condition 225;
the emancipation of--meet-
ing at Albany 215; envoys at
Verona 310; supposed altera-
tion in the policy of Great
Britain
405, 406
Greene, gen. Johnson's life of 178
Greensburg, Pa. extraordinary

accurrence at

345

Hancock, John, anecdote of
Harper, Mr. his exposition and
remarks on a letter of Mr.
Bayard 277; typographical er
ror in

Harrison, gen.

341

289

48

Hartford, Con. cases of longevi.

ty at 145; convention noticed

241

369

376

48

masons in Tennessee 176; en-
tertained at Nashville
Jefferson, Mr. his opinion on
political parties 164; injured
by a fall 208; letter to presi-
dent Adams 247; on education
and the supreme court
Jessup, gen. at Cincinnati
Jews, remarks on those of Tur
Hayti-its importance, &c. 3; in. key 99; at Philadelphia 275;
tended insurrection, and pro- see Maryland, &c.
clamation of president Boyer Johnson, col. R. M. honored 148|
36; fugitive slaves given up
Johnson, the colonels, case of 245
86; Port au Prince burat 310 Johnson's life of gen. Greene 178
Health-general notices of 113, Jones, Dr. his address 257, 260

129, 145

K.

Heckewelder, rev. John, dies 384 Kentucky-representation in
Herschell, sir William, dies 83; congress 16; the currency 96,
sketch of his character, &c. 154 148, 209, 234, 337; diminu.
Hog, a great one
288
tion of the medium 163; go.
Hollingshead and Scull 241, 273 vernor's message 170; elec.
Holmes' Annals, extracts from 150 tion of a senator 176; state of
"Holy Alliance;" see congress.
the bank of the commonwealth
181; finances 225; report on
the currency 234; relations
with Virginia 256; correspon.
dents 258, 337; stock sent to
market 259; fatal rencontre
in 320; burnings of paper mo
ney 321, 355, 387; Transylva.
nia university 387, 402; pro.
gress of population, &c.

Russian sentiment respecting
100; remarks on the conspi
racy 100; abbe du Pratt's re
marks 132; Britain and Rus-
sia 198; reports of proceed
ings
273
Hornet, the U. S. ship--see 'na-
val.' Sickness of her crew 57
Household manufactures 144, 181
Howard, gen. John, jun. 115
Hull, capt. 131; charges against
him 177; opinion of the court
187; statement of D. Leman 227
Human bones, used to manure
lands

275
416

Humbert, gen. dies
Hurricane, in New Jersey 64;
at Charleston 81; in North &
South Carolina, details 101, 137
Hydrophobia, cure of

184

355

I.
Illinois-elections 48; bank of
Vincennes 167-see congress;
the governor of
Immigration to the U. States 305
Imports and exports, essays
185

on

Imprisonment for debt-colo.

el Johnson's remarks on 251;
in North Carolina 309; essay

on

157
Law cases--Forbes vs. Coch-
rane, fugitive slaves 26; copy
right of a newspaper 34; a.
bout a vessel wrecked on the
coast of Holland 82, 149; lia.
bility of mail carriers 100;
for a libel in the days of
queen Elizabeth of England
150; Mariana Flora 181; about
a gratuitous carriage of mo-
ney194; sundry decisions 245;
policy of insurance, Wain vs.
Thompson 295; case of the
bank of the commonwealth
of Kentucky 371; bigamy
Lawyers in the U. States
194 Lead, Mississippi
183 Leib, Michael, dies

321

245

Indiana-Harmony 2; election

48; law cases in
Indians--opinions on civiliza.
tion 20; take newspapers 291
Indigo, cultivation of

151

"Infidelity and disloyalty," re-
marks on

Insolvents and insolvent laws 129 Leman, David

Inquisition, the holy

Interest, rate of

Italy-storm at Venice 35; state

16, 96, 290 "Let us alone,"

Interior communication 96, 213 Letters to the editor 82, 97, 258

of the pope and his cardinals
103; bull respecting the use
of fish

131

J.
Jackson, gen. reported to retire
from the list of candidates for
the presidency 149; not true
387, elected grand master of

Liberty, Ames' residence of! 163
Light-houses, number, &c. 400
Lightning, protection against 168
Lithgow, the case of
Lock, a new one
Longevity, cases of 98, 128, 208,
226, 354; aged persons in
Britain, and comparative view
145, 192; remarks

Macedonian, frigate, inquiry as
to the cause of sickness on
board of
205
Madison, Mr. his letter on a pro.
fessorship of agriculture 202;
on education
376
Mail--robberies
33, 804
Maine---elections 64, 368; fi
nances 339; meeting about
the presidency 322; a citi-
zen's' letter on education 378

Manning, lieut. anecdote of 213
Manufactures, &c. near Balti.

more 1; "Hamilton" on the
subject of 40; at Waltham 66;
general remarks 97, 228, 274,
306, 337, rapid work in 128;
forgery of 133, 257; demand
for 290; household 14, 181;
British remarks about
Marble, fine quarry of
Mariana Fira
Maryland-counterfeiting in

179

192

181

the penitentiary! 16; elections
95, 112, 144, 240, 320; resoln.
tions about the Cumberland
road and internal improve.
ments 251; representation, &c.
258, 370; report on religious
liberty 261, 307; approving
the measures of the general
government 263; finances 273;
relief of the Jews 336, 337;
claims for militia services 386;
crop of tobacco 388; vote to
allow two additional dele.
gates to Baltimore 403; about
electing the governor by the
people
404
Massachusetts-progress of po.
pulation 34, colonization so
ciety 39; notices of events in
old times, curious, 159; elec
tions 175, 192, 320; of the
clergy in 288; proceedings
about the presidency 345; D.
Gray, "the spy," 354; state

192

291

G.

Meigs, Josiah, dies
Mermaid!

32

400

354 Methodists-progress of

22