Elliott, Lieut. of the Navy
Emigrant's Directory
Emigration to the U. S. 185, 22
270, 272, 336; table 359, 365,
48 commerce 249, 270, marriages 298;
128 med. d'Angely 249, 286, 318; mad.
Ney 249; church ceremonies 249;
Havre de Gráce 249; mar. Grouchy
286; Mayence 318; arrests 318;
prisoners in Russia 183, 318; loss of
men in Russia 345; bread 333; tri-
colored flag 333; duke of Orleans
344; Vandamme 364; population of
Paris 364; singular denunciation
376; Dupont de Nemours 395; dis-
tresses of the people 396; mad
wolf 396; state of the country 405;
marshals of France 413; museum
414.
Franklin, Dr. 122; his tomb stone
Canada, of British subjects
English and Scotish reviewers
language
198
Erie lake-Light houses on 96; of
the fleets upon 320; new har-
Danube, the navigation of the 207
Darmstad
Davy, Sir. H. his experiments on
flour
Debt, of imprisonment for 16, 144
Declaration of independence-
59 Evans, Oliver, his machine for
raising water
Europe, glances at
Exchange, at New York, Feb.
1817-16; April 19, 143; July
19, 347; August, 9
Explosion in the Chesapeake 176
Export of British goods to Eng-
land from the US.
of Bayou St. John
gov. McKean's statement 278
Delaware-Gov. Clark's inaugu
ral speech 41; manufacturing
society 166; bay, defence of 48
Denmark & Sweden
Detroit Gazette
Deshon, bishop
Dickinson, John
Diminution, extraordinary
Discovery, a voyage of, prepar-
ing in France
District tonnage, U. S. 1815
Duties, internal, product of
Eastport bonds
Freezing, a method of
Freshet at Baltimore, &c.
Fulton, Robert, life of, noticed 113
70 Fur trade
59 Fire, of a new species and of
great power, said to be disco-
vered 59; manufactories des-
troyed by 159; at Sag Harbor
236; at Havre de Grace
83 Fishing vessels captured
Fisheries, product of the 272;
British notice respecting
Flag of the United States
Florida-Of Pensacola 47, 250,
286; remarks and reports res-
pecting 112, 208, 299, 334;
American prisoners reported in
237; Amelia island 334, 347,
397, 411; capitulation, procla
clamation &c. &c. 365, 376;
scrip 378; Mr. Hubbard 376;
case of the Margaret
Flour and bread, experiments
Floyd, general
East Indies-British victories in
Celebes 30; Fire at the Isle of
France 30, 46; Java 46, 139;
Epedemic 139; Pondicherry
139; Nepaul 173; feasts and
miracies 173; the Pindarees
249; ship building in 319; a
leper burnt
Editorial essays--Address on
commencing the volume 1;
closing the same 401; on the
state of our country 33; on “re-
bellion" 34; on the taxes and
tax paying ability of the U.S.
and England 49; constitu
tional principles, internal im-
provements, bank, university,
&c. 67; Cashiering of kings 81;
on public stocks 164; on a na-
tion's wealth 177; national lite-
rature 197; English and Scotch
reviewers 198; on a naval es-
tablishment 209, 338; on the
state of the southern Indians
210; Political Economy 225,
273, 290, 321; Ross' arms and
Parker's monument 244; His.
torical paintings 263; Banks
and Bank notes 262, 357; Pre
sent state of England 293;
Trade in negroes 323; Ar-
rangements and prospectus of
the Register
369
Egypt. emigrants from arrive in
France 157; rain at Cairo 237;
plague in
Egyptian customs
Gen. Armstrong privateer-her
case before the senate
Gen. Scott, the ship
Georgia, commerce of 128; pe-
nitentiary
Germany, generally-Bankrupts
at Munich, 138; emigrations
158, 206, 333, 397; opposition
to British manufactures 207:
the Petzelians 299; general
state of 403; distresses
Girl, a mammoth
Gold, Mr. on manufactures
Good Hope, the cape of
Gordon, capt. of the navy
Gottengen university
Government, thoughts on, by J.
Adoms, esq.
Gregor McGregor 251-see Flo-
rida
King sick 29, 46; recovers 218;
at mass 396; budget, finances and
loans 29, 46, 57, 78, 125, 157, 206,
333; discontents, riots and conspi-
racies 29, 95, 108, 159, 333, 364;
corn, &c. 29, 95, 318, 396; gen.
Savary 29, 344; the press 30; sta-
tue of the virgin Mary decorated
with a tri-colored cap! 30; Carnot
46; uproar about the sacrament 46;
passports 57, 397; Marseilles 57;
cotton manufactures 57; the allied
army 57, 410; population of France,
57, 298; remark on the attack of the
English regent 108; Talleyrand 125,
157, Egyptian emigrants 157; Lava-
lette 158, 410; Lallemand 158, 208;
Massena 183, 237, 240; Soult 185;
237 Early spring 158, theatres 173; the
176 army 183; the king, "a sovereign
Hanson, judge, his opinion in Al-
meida's case
Harper's Ferry, armory at
Harrison, Gen. honors to and his
speech on the occasion
--vindicated
Hawkins, fort-indian assembly
Havre de Grace, a fire at
-report on the claims of a
citizen of for property des-
troyed by the enemy in 1813, 72
Hay, Mr.
253
Hayti-Notice of king Henry's
proceedings &c. 58, 109, 184,
397; Petion 108, 224, 250; of
the American consul at Port
au Prince 224; powder maga
zine explodes 346; death of
the prince of Hayti
365
Heath, capt. and capt. Perry 292
Heath, lieut. of the navy 251
Hebrew, improvement in
Hemlock, fatal effects of 2241 Madison--proposed amend-
ment, yeas and nays &c. 42;
freshet in
Hessian fly 176, 208, 239, 251, 282
High blood
Historical paintings
Hoffman, lieut. of the navy
Home market
Horses in the U.S.
Howard, capt. his address
Hubbard, Mr.
336 King's mountain
321 Kirk, Caleb
273 Kosloff's case
367
376 Labor, of the product of
Lady with a death's head
251, 303 Lallemand, marshal
46, 365 Lamp, new
Hudson river, projects to deepen
it
ban, esq. 123; Mr. Adams to the
editor 161, 241, 289, 305; Isaac
144 Briggs to the editor 166; Richard
175 Rush to col. Johnson 174; from Mr.
300 Bagot to Mr. Rush, enclosing a let-
212 er from gov. Sherbrook 175; from
139 the secretary of the treasury to J.
H. M'Culloch and reply 181; from
273, 290 an English quaker to his friend in
111 the United States 183; from the
208 post-master-general to the editor
240 200; from Caleb Kirk, respecting
199 the cut-worm 212; from a revolu-
304 Lancashire dialect, specimen
Land office of the U. S. circular
from the
Jackson, gen. a vase presented to
him by the ladies of Charleston
48; his general order 320; no-
tice of the life of
173
270
the Greek ship 272, 304
Jesuits restored in Mexico 159
Jones' white wheat
Importations of the U. S. 1815, 186
Imprisonment for debt, a bill to
abolish it before the legisla-
ture of New York
16, 144
Inauguration of Mr. Monroe 17
Indian affairs. Letter of the su-
perintendant of the trade to a
committee of congress 54; of
the captivity of certain Ame-
ricans 60, 174; manufactures
122; meeting at Fort Hawkins
399; talk 399; in Missouri 96,
228; Susep
Indians, in New York
-, southern, remarks on
Laws, passed at the 2nd session
14th congress
tionary patriot 250; from general
167 Washington to Mr. Adams and re-
ply (secret papers) 289; from gov.
272 McKean to Mr. Adams 305; from
139, 158 col. Reed to the editor 309; from a
gentleman in North Carolina to the
editor 310; from gen. Floyd to the
gov. of Georgia 335; major Bailey
to gen. Floyd, 335; from the agent
of Indian affairs at Fort Hawkins
336; from lord Castlereagh to Mr.
Adams 270; to the editor(extracts)
403; from Messrs.Adams, Jefferson
and Madison to the secretary of
the N. Y. society for encouraging
domestic manufactures 412.
Liberal, a newspaper
286, 333
Light houses to be erected 96, 223
Lightning, a vessel struck with
in Boston harbor
Law-of South Carolina, to se-
care the rights of mechanics,
&c. 13; to preserve the neutral
relations of the U. S. 51; con-
cerning the navigation of the
U. S. 52; providing for the re-
demption of the public debt
71; (of New York) concerning
the Shakers 74; to regulate
the trade in Plaster of Paris 301
Law cases-of Joseph Almeida
114, 231; of N. Kosloff 139;
in respect to a defect in religi
ous principle 144; bank notes
not money 221; judge Cheves'
opinion on judiciał powers 248;
the same in the case of Rhodes
264; winged gudgeons 282;
earl of Morley vs. Kerswell
293; Owings v. Karthaus 325;
at Jamaica, respecting a Spa-
nish vessel captured by the
patriots 346; Adams v. Story,
before judge Livingston
on the constitutionality of their
being made by congress 67 Lawler wheat
Internal duties, tables of the pro-
duct of
Ionian islands
Iron pavement
Italy-corn, a return of order.
Lead mines on the Mississippi
83 Lee, lieut. of the navy
158, 184 "Legitimacy," &c.
110 Lesslie, professor
ed 30; robbers in 30, 286; the
British at Genoa 58; the pope
and the United States 58; riot
at Messina 139; St. Merino
173; revenue of the pope 318;
the pope and the regent of En-
gland 318; population of Rome
158; strangers at Rome 364;
pope's brief about bible socie-
ties 206; his brevet to the
canons, &c. of Constance 364;
excavations at Rome 364;
plague at Milan
219
Jefferson, Mr. his letter on Afri-
can colonization
122
elected a member of
the Am. society at New York
311 412
K.
Kenhawa, the battle at in 1774 145
Kentucky. Yeas and nays in the
legislature on supplying the
vacancy in the office of go-
vernor 42; address to James
16 MacClure, gen. his pamphlet
336 MacComb's purchase
34, 408 MacCulloch, J. H.
144 Macdonough, com. a sword pre-
sented to him
MacKean, gov.
MacRea, col.
Madison, Mr.-leaves the seat of
government, 112; memorial &
remonstrance drawn up by him
in 1785, 295; elected a mem-
ber of the American Soc. at N.
York
311, 412
Magnetic needle
Mail, robbery of the 177; deten-
tion of the
Mammoth bones
Manufactures-Report of the le-
gislature of Pennsylvania 39;
do. of the Pittsfield socety 47;
Pittsburg memorial 101; re-
port 129; Mr. Gold's let-
ter 50; circular of the Phila-
delphia society 75; remarka-
ble, by indians 122; Delaware
society 166; remarks upon, in
the Boston Centinel 221; re-
port to the legislatur eof New
York 235; in Connecticut 500;
To the editor, respecting the
proposed volume of revolutionary
speeches, &c. 1; of Messrs. Lloyd
and Sumner, on the claims of Mas-
sachusetts 8; correspondence of
Mr. Monroe and the chevalier de
Onis 21, 60 to 67; from the secre-
tary of the treasury, as to measures
to produce uniformity in the cur-
rency 35; from the same on the
min: establishment 45; from com.
Chauncey to Mr. Henry, consul, &c.
48; to the editor on ancient usages
in the legislature of Pennsylvania
50; from Mr.Gold on manufactures
51; from the superintendant of the
Indian trade 54; capt. Read to the
secretary of the navy on the loss of
the Chippewa 53; from col. R M.
Johnson, respecting a Kentuckian
in Indian captivity 60; from Mr.
Jefferson on African colonization
122; from Dr. Franklin to W. Stra-
314; Middletown 314, 327
Hartford 314; New London
315, 326; Stonnington 315;
Newport 315, 341, 362; Bris-
tol 315; Providence 315,
362; Pawtucket 315; Boston
316, 327, 342, 343, 371;
Charlestown 328; Cambridge
328, 342, Milton 341; Lyon
341; Salem 341; Beverly 342;
Newburyport 359; Portsmouth
360; Kennebunk, &c. 361;
Portland 362, 371, 372; on
board the Independence 371;
with the Shakers, in N. H. 371;
Strafford 371; York 371; Bid-
deford, Scarborough, Wood-
stock 371; Dover 372; address
of the deputies of Maine 373;
Concord 373; gov. Plumes
letter 374; on Champlain 374;
Sackett's Harbor 398; Fort N
agara and Buffalo
415
Monroe, Mr. remarks on his tour
271, 320, 357; elected a mem-
ber of the Am. society at New-
York, address &c
311
Montholon, count on the treat-
ment of Napoleon 169, 172, 183
Morphy don Diego-see Spanish
consul.
Mortality, bills of
Nain Juan, a newspaper 183, 286,
Nail-factory, Wernwag's
Naples and the U. S.
Natchitoches
Nation's wealth
National feeling
question
Navy-of the squadron in the
Mediterranean 16, 48, 79, 128,
159, 185, 415; brig Tom Bow
line 16; vessels building and
to be built, &c. 16, 185, 398;
promotions and appointments
44; marine corps, officers of
160; cost of ships, &c. 225;
ships in commission, &c. 398;
on the lakes 398; the Java fri-
gate 48; Chippewa, loss of 58;
Washington 74,-79; Boxer
143, 159; Franklin 74-185,
363; Prometheus 185; Inde-
pendence 74, 251; United
States 415; Enterprize 252;
John Adams 398; Macedonian
304; Ontario 376; Congress
304. 347, 398; Firebrand 334,
415; Saranac 320, 376; Alert
376
Naval. Court in case of the Chip.
pewa 59; officers, remarks up-
on 200; establishment, essays
upon 209, 337; surveys of the
158; the Scheldt 158; Mr. Eus-
tis, at the Hague 219; arrest
of printers, see Nain Juan &c.
and 299; the bishop's 319; re-
solves against British manu-
factures 364; commerce 364;
riots at Burges, &c.
New Granada, population of 319
Newport, R. I.-bills of mortali-
ty 31; harbor
New Hampshire, governor's mes-
sage 268; election 79, 272, 320;
U.S. senator resigns 287; bal-
lots for a successor 303; state
prison 303; report on agricul-
ture and manufactures
New Orleans-arrivals and clear-
ances at 70; British consul at 415
New Holland
New York (city) bills of mortali
ty 31; inspections 78; Frank-
lin square 96; ship letters 159;
annual census of orphans,
debtors, oriminals, &c. 223;
names of streets changed 303;
arrivals
325
New York-Yeas and nays on the
bill providing for the election
of a governor 41; the election
175; slavery abolished 60,
144; law concerning the Sha-
kers 74; resolution respecting
domestic manufactures 78;
respecting banks 96; nomina-
tion of governor 96. Reply
of the house to gov. Tomp-
kins' resignation of office 127;
yeas and nays on the Canal billi
142; the same on the raising
the wages of the members of
assembly 142; school fund-
militia-newspapers 144; im-
prisonment for debt 16, 144;
indians 208; common schools
224; report on manufactures
235; gov. and lieut. goy. inau-
gurated
320
Niagara frontier, M‘Clure's pam-
phlet respecting the campaign
of 1813
Nicholson, Joseph H.
Nile, the river
North Carolina. Internal improve-
Neal, archbishop
Negro prisoners, returned by the
British
stealing punished 240, 287
-trading
death of his lady 224
323, 415 Ontario lake, commerce on 257
of the fleets upon 320
Netherlands. Of corn 30, 365;
a new tariff 57; finances 108;
population 158; royal birth
Opinion, a difference of
Oratory, blunt but effectual
Pavement, iron
Peace, Canova's statue of,
Peace society's memorial
Pennsylvania-election of state
Russel, Mr. his marriage 112, 178
of Holand, emigrating 270 Russia-The empress Catharine
treasurer 16; report to the le-
gislature on mannfactures 39;
proposition to amend the con.
stitution of the U. S. to recog.
Bize the existence of a God 41;
ordnance stores 47; nomina-
tions of governor 47, 60; an-
cient usages in the legislature
50; appropriations for improve-
80, 168, 304
Read, capt. his letter, with the
proceedings of the court,on the
loss of the Chippewa
"Rebellion," remarks upon
Relations with Spain 2; the do-
with Russia
with the pope
with Naples
21, 60 to 67
57,75
58
139
Permanency of the Am. union 228
Peru, 250; population 319; bat-
tles with the patriots
Petzelians
Philadelphia-bills of motality
31; society for the encourage.
ment of manufactures 75; line
of waggons to Pittsburg 79;
arrivals at 325; return of chil-
dren for public schools
Phillips' sp. Blake v. Wilkins
Pindarees, the
Pittsburg mem. 101; report
Plague, at Milan
Remittances of penalties, &c. by
the treasury
REPORTS-CONGRESSIONAL, &c.
34; relief of the poor 57; rela-
tions with the U. S. 57, 75; the
state of the press 57; Mr.Pink-
ney at Petersburg 138; of the
population 158; emancipation of
the peasantry 173, 219; voyage
of discovery 184, 289, 365; im-
ports and exports of Peters-
burg 207; circulating medium
299; of the emperor 345, 411;
loss of the French in the cam-
paign of 1813, 345; Moscow
365; public debt 365; designs
and prospects, &c. 304; extra-
411
ordinary fecundity in
S.
Sabbath, observed in Louisiana 336
Sag-harbor, fire at
32ம்
Of the secretary of the treasury
on the tonnnge of the U. S.
of war on the claims
of Massachusetts
Of a com. of the senate on roads
and canals
Sandwich-islands, the 4th of July
12 Savannah,arrivals and clearances
at 69; exports 128; health of
the city 128; population
the Gen. Armstrong privateer 43
On the mint establishment
Of the superintendant of the In-
249 dian trade
129 On the claims of a citizen of IIa.
219 vre de Grace for property de-
stroyed by the enemy in 1813, 72
respecting the free people of co-
Plaster of Paris, in N. York 79;
trade in 37, 301, 336, 347, 368;
on lake Erie
374 Revolutionary speeches,orations,
376 &c. proposed to be published,
with several letters respecting 1
pamphlet, by Mr.
Poland-conscriptions in 30, of
the peasantry
Political curiosity
Political economy, count Tracy's
treatise noticed 16; editorial
No. I. 225; No. II. 273, No. III.
290; No. IV.
Portico, a notice of the
Portugal-state of 46, 286, 334;
imports arms 249; plot at Lis-
bon 264; entertainment of the
minister of, at Vienna 411
159
Potatoes, on the planting of
President's tour-see Mouroe, Mr.
Prices current in Ohio
Adams
Reviewers, English and Scotch 198
Rhode Island-Election 144, 159,
185; governor's message 204
insult to gov. Jones
Seventy-six association
Shakers, the case of E. Chapman
and the act of the legislature
of New York
Shattuck, Amos, case of
Sheep
297 Shelby, gov.
264 Shipping and commerce,
157 Ships, Am. power and celerity 79
letters, received at N. Y. 159
timber
Rice, British duty upon
Richmond, population of 224;
spections
Rifle-Hall's patent
Rio de la Plata, provinces of-
Privateering 47, 139, 174, 237,
334 346; Montevideo 58, 108,
286; com. Taylor 95, 139, 238,
250, 271; violent proceedings
of the government, 219, 250,
319; population 319; Carrera
365; "kingdom of Buenos Ay-
res" 365; various military no-
176 tices
335 Ripley, gen.
Prisoners, American in Cuba
negroes, returned by
the British
with the Indians 60, 174
Proclamation, public lands
of G. McGregor, 366 Roads and canals, reports in the
Prussia-Manufactures 173,333,
365; population
Public buildings
Soldiers' bounty lands
Sound doctrine
South America, remarks on the
state of
South Carolina-law of, securing
the rights of mechanics 13;
gov. Pickens' address to the
legislature 111; commerce 128
Southern hemisphere
Spain-the relations of the U.S
12 with 2, 21, 60; riots and conspira-
224, 272 cies, &c. 30, 125, 158, 206, 219, 237
323 270, 286, 333; British complaints
against 30; Cadiz blockaded 30,58;
inances of 46, 206, 270, 344; Mr
Meade 58, 363; the monks selling
titles of nobility 30; gen. Castanos
senate upon
Roanoke, the river
101 Robbery, curious
Robinson, J. H.
Rodgers, com. presented with a
service of plate by citizens of
Baltimore
Public economy, a society for
Public lands-Proclamation for
the sale of 176; essays on the
58; commercial regulations 78; the
"patriots" 124, 183, 286; royal ca-
techism 92; conscription 158; dif
Venezuela, the provinces of-bat-
fers with Portugal, 158, 183, 330, 7, 322; of cotton and ashes im-Jaded by Bolivar and Brion 30, 78;
Tonnage of the United State 6; 208, 219; the coast declared block-
Ale near Barcelona 30, 47, 78, 108,
334; Prince of Peace 173; books ported into England 71; of Cana-Spanish reinforcements 58 139 250;
prohibited 173, 183; colonies, Bri-dian exports and imports 70; of ar- battle near Cumana 95, 139; bat-
tish views respecting 184; assassi-rivals and clearances at several tles in Guayana 237, 250, 271, 299,
nations 206; quarrel with the Bri-ports 69; of the product &c. of 411; privateers 184, 271, 346, 365;
tish at Gibraltar 219; navy 219,333; the internal duties 82; of the as-Morillo 184; exterminating war208,
Epedemic 237; don Antonio 286; sessments of Maryland, 1774 and Angustura 271, 286, 299; military
gen. 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
country 405; robbers in 270.
Spafford, H. G. remarks on cold 35 the height of the water during the
1816, 324; of emigrants 359; of
Spanish America,population of 319 freshet at Baltimore 393; of the
Spanish consul caned 224; his
publication thereon 239; be-
Baptists in the United States 400;
fore a court for the above
altitudes of mountains 400; of new
vessels built in the U. S. and En
Spanish ship, (prize) detained 368 gland 323.
Specie, imports of, 32, 60, 159,
185, 239, 270, 287, 304, 347,
398, 415; payments in
Speech-inaugural of president
Monroe 17; inaugural of gov.
Clark, of Del. 41; gov. Pick-
ens, of S. C. 110; gov. Brooks
245; Mr. Curran, in London, 76;
of counsellor O'Garnish 142;
Mr. Brougham 146; Mr. Phil-
lips (Blake vs. Wilkins) 212;
Mr. Hay 253; on the impedi-
ment of
Stages, Pittsburg to Louisville 304
"State of our country." an essay 33
"Statesmen and Politicians" 225
State papers-of the allied courts
respecting the differences be-
tween Spain and Portugal and
Lucien Bonaparte
Talapoosa, the battle of
Tallmadge, col. his charges a-
gainst Van Wart, refuted
Tarr, case of
Vessels, new, built in the U. S.
and England
323
Vienna, the congress of
arrived in the U.S 1816 324
376
entertainment given by
the Portuguese ambassador 411
Virginia. Legislative proceed-
ing on equalization of repre-
sentation, calling a convention
&c. with the yeas and nays, 32;
address of the legislature to
president Madison 54; repre-
sentation 78; members of the
15th congress 185; Mr. Ma-
dison's memorial and remon-
strance 1785, 295; central
college
War tables, corrected
Warden's narrative of conversa-
tions with Nap. Bonaparte 234
Washington's birth day-cele-
Tay, British sloop of war,
Terre Haute, a new town
Thermometer, state of at various
places, Feb. 1817
Tippecanoe, the battle of
Toast-a neat one, drank at Phi-
ladelphia
Toasts at a dinner in honor of
Tombigbee settlement
general Harrison
Tompkins, D. D. resigns the of-
fice of gov. of New York 16,
20; reply of the assembly
thereto 127; his general orders
on retiring from the command
of the militia 31; account of a
public dinner given to him 128
St. Croix, an American seaman
80 Tonnage of the U. S. for 1815
punished at
for several
Steam boats-supposed to injure
415
the herring fishery 48; on On-
tario 78, 185; on the Hudson
96, 336; on the Delaware 287;
on the Chesapeake 398; on the
Mississippi 143; at Hamburg
237; accidents to
brated at Buenos Ayres 174;
at Paris
Washington City, public build-
ings
Washington, monument propos-
ed in Virginia
Waterloo, account of the battle
185
of, by a French general officer
109; dreadful destruction at 237
Webster, Noah
48 Weekly Register-terms of
240, 288
circular, on the adva
lorem duties 181; about the
plaister of Paris trade 301;
remittances of penalties, &c. 182
239 Treaty with Sweden 60, 80; in-
345 dian
224, 272 Trenton, the battle of
144 Tristram de Cunha
Trumbull's paintings
Stocks, British and American 164
ment and prospectus
West Indies-scarcity of bread
stuffs
158 Wheat, prospects of, &c. 176, 251,
368, 398; Jones' or Lawler's
284; price of
(see also British)—of the U.
States
Turkey. 158, 270, 299; order of
the grand signor to the pacha
of Jeruselam
Strong, gen. S.
Sugar, American
West Indian
Susep-the Indian
Susquehannah Bridge
397 Uniformity in the currency
Wilkinson, gen.-memoirs 96, 282
Williams,S. his map of Indiana 110
Wilson, Mr. at Puerto Cabello 346
35 Wine, American
416
323 Union, on the permanency of 228 Winged gudgeons-a law case 282
336 United States-Br. opinions of
Sweden-navy of 57; various items Usury, Mr. Hay's speech on
159, 219, 237, 270, 319; reported
231 Wirtemburg-the king of 30, 57,
304 397; brief notices of things 319, 344,
324 365; declaration of prin. Paul 344;
253 king and queen nearly drowned 397
Wood screws, making them
Woodbine, Br. agent 175, 211, 287
conspiracies 184, 207; "conscrip- Vaccine disease, Dr. Black's
tion" 207; com. regulations
Switzerland-emigrations to the
U. States 57, 206, 219, 299, 364
scarcity of bread stuffs 319; con-
fession, &c. in
Sylva, North American
Vaccination, in Sweden
statement respecting
Van Wart, Paulding and Wil-
liams, vindicated 3; a painting
of their exploit proposed
Vegetables, Mammoth
Yeas and nays-see congress, &c.
when the practice
of taking them first began?
Yellow fever at Havana 240; in
the West Indies
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