292 Fire-manufactories destroyed
132-at Petersburg 368, 384
Chesapeake & Shannon-pro-
ceedings of the court of en-
China, civil war in
Chinese killed by the British
Chippewa, the U. S. brig
Chrystler's field, the battle of 308 Darnley, lord
Church and State
Churchill, col. and others 128
Cincinnati
291, 420
Clark, lieut. his statement
Claudine Forks
Cobbett-to a correspondent in
America 49-proposition to
publish his letters 193-re-
imarks on reform, war and
taxes 239--address to the fund-
holders 372-on the American
war with Algiers 374-to the
earl of Liverpool 374-on
treaty breakers 376-on the
defeat at New-Orleans 403
Cochrane, ad. requires three-
deckers
12, 14
Cochet, the infamous
Cockburn, ad. 13-at Cumber-
land island 43, 104, 198-
scrap 284 See negro stealing.
Cochrane, lord
Combination, clerical
Flotilla service
| Flour, average prices of
Floyd, gen.
114 Dartmoor-Am. prisoners at 56
-as to the massacre there
231, 262. 348, 383, 420--nar-
rative 267-list of killed and
wounded 269, 326-docu-
ments and certificates 269,
321, 354-remarks upon 283,
310, 359-description of the
prison 288-narrative of an
escape from 346-reply to
King and Larpent
Davis, col. at New-Orleans
David Porter, privateer
Dead lady, monks' bill for bury.
ing
294
Deacon, capt. and sir J. L. Yeo
146, 213
Decatur, com. captured 8-re-
turns to N. London 10-sails
for the Mediterranean 231-
See President frigate.
439 Delaware-elections 14-of the
114 taxes
of Louis XVIII. 166,
316, 386-manifesto
187
on the slave trade 302
of Louis XVIII.
of the French legisla
449 Paris capitulates-king enters
442 &c.
Of the capitulation of Paris 424,
425, 430, 431
of the gov. of Lille 448 Marseilles, outrages at 415, 423
On the proceedings at Vienna,
in the British parl. 188, 303
Remarks on those proceedings 191
Message from the prince regent
of England
Netherlands of the
Troops to be employed against
264 380
Of the French armies 317 449
New French constitution 277 297;
394
French eagles taken
Napoleon the 2nd
Money hunting in Spain
Fox, C. J. his bust presented
to Bonaparte
Hartford convention. Canadian
remarks upon 13-do. at Ja-
maica 56-toasts respecting
14-resolves of the legisla
ture of N. Jersey 16-Rhode
Island neglects to take
up its proceedings 39--
Pennsylvania proceedings on
the resolutions 65-New York
proceedings 99-New Hamp
shire, do.
Hartford-admiral Hotham's vi.
Fox, privateer captured
Franklin 74, launched
France-see French, Foreign ar-
ticles and Bonaparte. Editori-
al remarks on the revolution
in
193, 405
French, funds 189, 333, 350;
public works 216; national in-
stitute
-fleet at Toulon 191; frigate
Melpomene 380; West In-
dies 203, (see also Guadaloupe
and Martinico) opinions of
the Ain. and Eng. 239; legis.
lature 334, 378, 380, 394,
Ilayti, state of 64, 136, 192, 452
Health statistics
253
Holland, our minister sails for 220
Hornet antl Penguin 335, 343, 416
anec lotes
417
Hornet-arrives at New York
404-narrative of her e c pe
417-official account of 438
Hurlbert, master of a gun-boat
1:4-his letter to commodore
Campbell
Huron lake rises
Hyder-Ali, privateer
I. & J.
Ice in the Mississippi 48-
breaks up at Albany 48-at
Kingston, U. C.
Indian-murders, 276, 295, 296,
379-a battle with the 311-
negociations with 361-af-
fairs
Impressed seamen, cases of 282
-at Dartmoor 262, see also
Dartmoor-new instances 291,
320, 452-remarks upon 416
57 Independence 74-14, 197, 252,
64
395, 396, 412, 425, 427, 442
-Provisional government
423, 424, 429, 435-dissolv-
ed
-property seized at Havan.
votes for and against
New treaty of the allies
of the confederation of
Paris
Circular to the French agents
Prussia declares war against
Marmont, marshal
Spanish manifesto
Metternich and Castlereagh S03
Mysterious affair at Brussels
318, 349
Garland, a British sea capt.
Garter, order of the
General orders-of the adj. and
insp. gen. 12, 28, 40, 214, 231,
232, 237, 346, 438
of gen. Floyd 39; res
pecting col. Basiler 40. See
also Brown, Jackson, &c. &c.
70-the anniversary of
Industry, national
Inquisition-in Cuba 14, 318-
in Spain 260-at Rome
India, the British in
Inland trade
Partitioning of France proposed
General Armstrong, privateer
Genoa, the rep. destroyed
Westminster and Southwark
Ghent 12, 41-peace celebrated
at 133-Washington's birth
day at
440 Gibbs, gen. see New Orleans
Price of solliers
Ordonnance of Louis 18
list of his ministers &c.
Militia of the Netherlands
Female patriotism in France
450 Gordon capt. and his boatswain 245
396 Greek's revenge
294 Italy, state of 276, 95, 296, $79
Jackson gen. Proceedings in the
senate of Mass. respecting 38
-the Same in Rhode-Island
38-of the place of his birth
38-some account of his life
46-his address to the troops
on the report of peace 70-
his trial before judge Hall
245, 272-arrives at Nash-
120 Ville 272-reports of his death
2141 436- See New Orleans.
Monument proposed to be erec-
ted at Baltimore 55, 158-see
also Washington's monument.
Montevideo
Monks in South America
Moravian towns
Moscow, houses destroyed at
Murder a, at Norfolk
ceedings on Hartford convention | Porter gen. P. B.
99; election 192, 203, 291; cathe. Pope the, and Naples 15, 48,
dral church in the city of 245, 292;
120 state of the humane and criminal
293 institutions in the city 451
259-cry of the people against
242-guarded by "heretics"
318-and Louis 18, 387-his
intolerance
33 Neufchatel privateer
48 Niagara falls, the battle of
fort delivered up 237, 253
292
368 Nichols col. and col. Hawkins
261, 285, 287
his trial for celty
Nantucket-vessels lost by the
Nuples-Joachim, king of 259, 260,
276, 279, 296, 300, 395-See
Foreign articles.
conquered by the allies
North Carolina-trade on the
coasts of during the war
Secretary of, respecting 37-
vessels in port 48-the com-
missioners of 152-list of
Naval Chronicle (British) ex-
tract from
Nova Scotia, imports allowed
0
Officers the, of theUnitedStates'
O'Flings, of the
Ohio-assumes the direct tax
39; offers thanks to God for
the victory at Orleans
265 Olio river, freshets in
135 Otis Mr. and lord Gower
114, Oude, the nabob of
affairs, a letter upon
-force lying at New-York
Negro stealing 13, 71, 104,
149, 403. See Cockburn.
Nelson captain, the case of
Netherlands-see Foreign articles.
Newark, U. C. of the burning of 65
262
New-England flag
Convention, No.
VII. 138; VIII. 369; IX. 421
New-Hampshire, election 291, 352
legislature
New-Jersey, election
New-London, effects of peace
at 41-the British leave the
station
Postage paid by the editor
Powder mill, Duponts'
Prairie du Chien
President frigate, capture of 8,
28, 44, 45, 117, 146, 199-
British remarks on and ac-
counts of 9, 133, 174, 199
-sold at Bermuda 103-ap-
prisement and distribution
116, 134-Mr. Randolph's af-
fair 116-the case of Ward
271, 360-Her force as stated
by the British 133, 176-pro-
ceedings of the court of en-
quiry 146-infamous libel up-
Press, the liberty of suppress-
15
ed in France
Prevost, sir Geo. his speech 3
-official letters 6-plate vo-
ted to 132-charges against 346
394
72 Price of men
291 Prince regent's reply to the
403 London address
152 Prisoners-see American and
British prisoner 8.
129 Packenham general 133, 174, 199,
363, 420. See N. Orleans.
Paper currency, a remark on 336
Paris, a letter from 40; state of
120; wit 334-See Foreign.
Peace, debates in parliament
240, 261
thereon
-Canadian remarks upon
132; English do. 132, 197; re-
gent's reply to the London
address 199; benefits of at
Augusta, Geo. 136; British
proclamation 197, 215; on its
being reported at New-Or-
71, 122
leans
Peace establishment of the U.
States-debates in congress
thereon 21, 23-officers re-
221, 310
tained
Peacock sloop of war
Penguin, see Hornet.
Pennsylvania patriotism 136;
statistic, shewing the quan-
tity and value of the land in
the state
New Orleans-letters from and to
commodore Patterson 4, 5, 125;
from general Jackson 5, 6; major
Overton 58; British remarks on the
expedition 41, 113; accounts of 56,
64, 71, 174; official details 177,
334; expected booty 113; foreign
opinions 283; of martial law there
122, 123, 142; of the French there
122; the news of peace received
and general orders thereon 122,
141, of colonel Davis and the Ken-
tuckians 123; discharge of the mi-
litia 124; of the gun-boat fight 126,
345; address of the uniformed com- Phillips'eulogium on Washing
panies to general Jackson and re-
ply 142; do. of Mr. Duburg and Pilgrimage to Jerusalem pro-
posed
reply 143; the general's letter to
the mayor 144; general Jackson Pinkney general's farewell or-
and judge Hall 145, 245, 347; Bri-
Petersburg
Phenomenon
Philadelphia exports
Privateers Am. in French ports
14 at sea 42-in the West-
Indies 57-in the British seas 64
Privateer Am. magnanimity of
the master of a
Prizes, list of-see American
prizes, and
Proclamation of the president
for thanksgiving
of sir Geo. Prevost 417
Property tax in England
Q.
Question and answer
Randolph Mr. late of the Presi-
Receipts and expenditures of
the U. S. (estimates)
Retaliatory system (documents) 33
45
Recapture
171
368, 348, 436 Retrospect and remarks
296 Report-of the secretary of the
tresury 17, 33-of the sec.
of state on our relations with
the Barbary powers 21-of
the committee of the house
of representatives respecting
Algiers 26-of a committee
of the senate on retaliation,
&c. 33-of a committee of
the senate of Pennsylvania on
the resolves of the Hartford
convention
tish vessels at 181; stench of car- Pittsburg manufactories
cases 348; officers brevetted 363; Pittsfield
scraps 56, 57, 113, 115, 197, 198, Plattsburg, the battle of 6; ex-
periments made at
215, 261, 347
70
320 Plaster of Paris in New-York 136
14, 64, 381
New Orleans, trade of
New-York-finances 3; state of par-Poland,
ties in assembly 14; militia 28, 152; Porter capt. discharged froin
his parole
new census of 63; legislative pro-
Richmond, exports of
Rhode Island, her army of 15
Ripley, gen. brevetted 146-
general order 284-at Bath 362
Robertson, Mr. remarks in con-
gress on the vote of thanks
to general Jackson, &c.
Roger privateer
Rosebury, lady
320, 404 United States army
frigate, tried at New-
York
272, 346, 360
30 St. Lawrence, the Br. schr. 61 Wales, the princess of
214 St. Mary's river, British expe War the, "what have we gained
120 dition up the
32, 48, 59, 148
by it?"
217 St Simons, British at
13 Ward,Mr. of the Royal Gazette
St Vincent, the ship
240
Stewart, capt.
Stonington, election at 132 Washington city-the capitol to
industry
237
be rebuilt 40-lord Granville
St. Louis,
311, 320, 362 on the burning of 41-lord
Statira, the Br. frigate 103- Darnley's remarks
lost
203
Stocks Am. 216, 232, 352, 422
British, see British stocks
152
Sackett's Harbor-vessels built
42, 56, 152
an entertainment
the king of to his army 296
Savannah, commerce of
Saxony, see foreign news and
Saxons, revolt of the
Scorpion and Tygress, the loss
Washington's birth-day observ.
ed at Ghent
245, 290
monument at Balti-
more 306-corner stone laid 329
Wasp, the U. S. sloop 43, 103,
and Avon
Wechabites subdued
Wellesley gen. the ship, lost
Wellington, lord 39-his cour-
tesey 55-his affair withMac-
donald 120-in the Nether-
lands 365, 375-despatches
from 398-vote of thanks to
410-his force 411-compli
ments Bonaparte 423-his re-
ply to count Bignon 430—of
his lady
sir Wm. a decision of
"who are foreign seamen" 339
School books, remarks upon
Su5
Seaman, sir W.Scott's decision 339
Seventy six association
Servians in insurrection 15, -im
Thanksgiving, general procla-
mation for 17-as observed at
Baltimore 114-note upon 147
Wheat-average prices in Phi-
ladelphia
West Point 24-academy
Western commerce
Shoes-a curious calculation 409
Sinking fund, U. S.
Sicily, subsidy to
Thayer Hiram
Trade and commerce of the
U.S.
Traitors in the Missouri T. 263
Treasury notes 203, 214. 215
notice respecting 282,
Whitbread, Mr.
Wilkinson general, his address
to the court of enquiry 114-
sword restored
Wilmington, Del. manufactories
there
Soldiers, the price of in Europe 394 Treaty (new) of the allies 264,
Specie, price of in England 312
transported to England 352
Todd, Mr. at Ghent
Toasts at Trap, Del. 284-at
Paris 320-at Frankfort Ky.
360-at Fairfield Vt. the resi-
dence of the rev. Mr. Woos-
from do- 409
price of in the U. S. 421
Spa, affairs of 12, 64, 243,
408-restricts British com-
merce 15-paper currency
48-religious intollerance 188
-sends a fleet to South Ame-
rica 203-disturbances in 277
-the old king of 277, 334,
351-money hunting in
Spanish 74 blown up
Spedden lieut. of the navy 214, 346
Speech of sir George Prevost
Spindles for cotton, estimate of 233
Star, Eastindiaman
Venezuela
Venus, the brig
Vessels, American captured ac-
cording to lord Melville 101
Vienna-congress at-see Fo-
reign articles, and 301, 303, 376
Virginia election
Yeas and nays-in the senate,
on the bill to tax gold and
silver ware, &c.
in the house of
representatives, on the reduc-
tion of the army 21, 24-on
the land bounty to officers 22
-on certain claims for the
services of the militia 23—
on the bill for the security of
the collection of duties 23-
on war against Algiers
Yeo, sir James L. despatches 7
-addressed by the people of
Kingston and reply 118, and
capt. Deacon
York, U. C. documents respect-
ing
Wasp privateer
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