225
Emigration to the U. States 232)
"Enquirer," the Richmond 97,
113, 131, 162
Eppes, John W. dies
64
Europe-remarks and specula.
tions on the state of 2, 17, 161
246, 260, 329
Evans, Oliver, mentioned
Exchanges between different
parts of the U. S.

295

176

F.

211

Family party, an extraordinary

857 one

336

134

321

between

117, 161
58

Earthquake at Aleppo
Eastern states, comfort of the
people of

294

368

Troup 203; close balloting in
the legislature 230; cash in
treasury, &c. 230; presiden.
tial election 242; governor's
message on the Tennessee re-
solutions 293; penitentiary
247; fire at Savannah
Germany, generally-state of
the press 11; progress of bar.
barism 21, 59; Hesse Cassel
59; general congress summon.
ed at Vienna 72; population
and revenue of the states of
the confederation 211; sister
of the elector of Hesse 362
Ghent, the treaty of
182
Gold mines in North Carolina 20
Good Hope, the cape of
170
Government religions, essay 115
Greeks--see "Turkey." Funds
to aid and assist them, &c. va-
rious proceedings 39; Dr.
Mitchell gives his "imperial"
ring 133; subscriptions 197;
colonel Willet's address 228;
meeting at Philadelphia 246;
proceedings in Maryland 247;
contributions 275, 289, 324;
of the trade with Greece, &c.
328; Tanner's proposed map
3381 of
331 Greenland fishery

136

55

64 Faux, Mr. a traveller!
160 Fayette, de la, a remark on-
327 see "congress:"
160 February, 1824--five Sundays 336
240 Federalist,' the, extracts from 98
128 Fenwick, bishop. in Europe 248
Fires-see the names of places:
368
a globe of
57
Fisheries of Greenland, &c. 71,
329; of the whale, &c. 135, 208
Florida--treaty with the Indians
of 81, 148; of a great road in
368; of the treaty with Spain
for possession of the country
198--see "congress"
Ala-
gon's claim 211; site of the
seat of government
Flour, in demand
Fluid, a new one discovered
Forgery, to prevent it
France--for transactions in Spain
see "Spain." Prosecutions
and persecutions 9, 23, 329;
king-his reply to the duke
of San Carios 9-state of his
health, &c. 373-letter said to
to be from him to the king of
Spain 199; Rochfecault, the
duke 23; state of the prisons
23; loans 71; cost of the war
with Spain 23, 58, 153; canals
56; Carnot, dies 58; stocks
58, 84; state of the clergy 69;
La Fayette 228; dancing on
Sundays 71, duke of Bordeaux
82, 211; marshal Moncey 82;
Hyde de Neuville 118, 170;
Quiroga's lady in France 119;
manufactures 152; duchess of
Angouleme 170; Chaptal 170;
large telescope exhibited 170;
rejoicings 183; address of the
archbishop of Paris 183; royal
ordinances 184; extraordina.
ry family at Versailles 212;
navy 277, 388; M Petre 288;
shocking case of the death of
a son by the hand of his fa.
ther 359; M. Manuel 329;
public works of Napoleon 373 Indiana-refuses to call a con-
Fruit, two crops in one season 152
G.

East Indies-state of the press 169
Eclipse, the horse
336
Editorial articles--general essay
on commencing the volume 1;
in reply to the National Intel-
ligencer on the caucus ques.
tion 17, 49, 101, 145, 257, 273,
353, 388, 401; on woollen
goods 177; history of caucus
244, 258, 305, 401; the con-
stitutional principles of a cau-
cus 97, 225, 305; to the edi.
tor from Scotland 35; com.
missions 113; view of the con.
dition and means of Hayti 51;
on the choice of electors of
president, and history of for
mer cases 65, 129, 131; on the
state of Ireland and the peo
ple 67; on "Democrats" 113;
extracts from the Richmond
"Enquirer" and remarks 97,
113, 131, 162; "course of na.
ture" to establish domestic
industry 114; "the church is
danger" 115; on the post of
fice regulations 122; 'strange
company' 145; to correspon-
dents 161; on the morality of
the manufacturers 195; on the
president's message 209; on
certain proposed amendments

of the constitution 241, 353,
369; on the sale of a lot at
Providence 259; on equal
rights and reciprocity--com-
merce and manufactures 289,
355; on "chambers of com.
merce" &c. 355; on the duties
on auctions 370; notices of the
republican character of Balti.
more 385; on legitimate' doc
trines
Egypt-commerce of Alexandria
155; insurrection
Election of president--see Pre-
sidential.

Hair lines
Hamilton, a swindler
Hayti-a view of the condition
and resources of the republic
51; address of the house of
representatives to the people
76; cloves raised on the island
127; intercourse with neigh.
boring islands 166; decree of
the president, address to the
troops, circular to the collec.
tor of the customs, &c.
Himalaya mountains
"Holy Alliance"
House moving

Hudson Bay company

35

397

211

260

176

96

Hughes, Mr. C. at Liverpool 123
Humboldt, on the population,
&c. of America
Hydrostatic press

1.

Iceland, population of
Illinois non-resident

232

22

211

delin-

vention 39, 324; wine made
in 275; Vincennes bank 328;
presidential election 361
Indian-hostilities on the Mis-
souri 32; the Ricarees, official
account of their defeat 85:
battles 96; law altered 276
Indians--a Frenchman with the
Osages 39; on Martha's Vine-
yard 134; missionary schools

among them 141; the busk,
or feast of corn 169; the Che
rokees 275; Seminoles 357;
the Osages 357, 384; money
expended for the civilization
of

357

Ingersoll's discourse, interest
ing items from 211, 261, 372

Ink--the value of good ink, and

how to make it

Intercourse between different

53

230

134

56

parts of the United States 147,
160; interior
Irishman--anecdote of a
Iron boat 55; iron cinders
Italy-illness of the pope 8, 24;
dies,&c. 72; rules for electing
a new one 31; Sardinia 9;
great fall of snow 24; Naples,
the English at 24; new pope
elected 172; St Paul's church
burnt 45; marble quarry 136;
rise of the Adige 228; popula
tion of Rome
Iturbide, ex-emperor of Mexico 60

J.

362

Law, glorious uncertainty of 147|
Law cases of a British seamen,
a person of color, at Charles
ton, before judge Johnson 12;
remarks thereon 47; cases of
piracy 35; carelessness of
stage drivers 50; see "Ju
rors:" endorsement and re-
plevin laws of Kentucky 147;
case of Charles Francois,
for piracy 157; U. S. vs. Tap.
pan, revenue laws 167; con-
cerning consignees 182; sin
gular case for murder 182;
merchant and factor 262;
Clark against Binney, navy
agent 288; consuls fees 288;
Bank U. S. vs. Planters' bank
of Georgia 328; Quo warranto
about the bank of Vincennes
328; on the return of an ex-
ecution 359; a person fined at
New York for rapid driving
368; case of damaged goods
-Okie vs. Spackman 381; cu
rious case in Florida
Laws of the U. S.-concerning
discriminating duties
Legislators, an army of
"Legitimate" triumphs
Letters see "post office:" to
the editor 35, 146; various
and interesting 226; from a
Scotsman in the U. S. 39;
on cotton manufactures
326 Lochry, Jeremiah, dies
Long, major, notice of his ex-
pedition
136
Longevity, remarkable cases of
128, 170, 336, 368, 384
Louisiana-court martial at N.
Orleans 19; gaming houses
208; apprehensions 32, 211;
inundations 50; health of N.
Orleans 49; Wade Hampton's
possessions 176; proclamation
of the mayor 211; false claims
247; commerce, &c. of N. O.
276; election of a senator 368
M.

Jackson, general 97, 240, 276;

remarks on his election as a
senator of the U. S. 114, 146,
197; correspondence with A.
Maury 149; invited to a ball
at Baltimore 293; resolutions
adopted at Philadelphia 167;
presented with Washington's
telescope 293; and the pistols
of the same
Jamaica-change of estates in
43; account of the Maroons
52; port regulations for duty
168, 197; freedom of the press
in 169; meetings about the
state of the slaves 262, 357
January 8th,honored 229, 309, 400
Jefferson, Thomas, his letter to

Mr. Earle 117; his letter on
the "Cunningham correspon-
dence" 274; on African coloni.
zation

381
262

Jew, at New Orleans
Jews, in Maryland--see “Mary.
land." At St. Thomas' 24;
consecration of a Synagogue 143
Johnson, John, Indian agent 143
Juries-on the clapping of 198
Jurors excused

K.

240

"Keep to the right"
Kentucky-governor's message
203; proceedings on certain
parts thereof 205; proposition
to call a convention 230; reso-
hitions against the doctrines
of the supreme court 261, 275;
Indian antiquities discover.
ed 358; the bank 368; resolu-
tions concerning the presi
dent's message

L.

408

333

261

246

290

384

141

Martinico, martial law at
|Maryland—Mr. Galloway's ad-
dress against the Jew bill 6;
weight of the state in presi-
dential elections 67; a bill re-
specting 209, 260, 275, 320,
361; of the act to do away
religious tests 81, 357; des-
truction of tobacco in 96;
Havre de Grace bank 176;
election of governor, &c. 230;
executive message 233; re.
solutions approving the pre-
sident's message 249; against
caucus 260, 275; tters from
Messrs. Lloyd, &c. 291; from
Mr. Hayward, and proceed.
ings thereon 330; funded
stock of the state 294: state
of the treasury 337; the con-
stitution!
276
Massachusetts-election of Mr.
Bailey 48; state prison 144;
the peace resolution, passed
during the war, expunged
337; presidential election 340,
360; candidates for governor 400
Mathews, Mr.

208
Meat, anecdote about the eat-
ing of
134
Message of the president, see
"congress:" remarks on 209,
401; do. in England, France
and Hayti
410
Mexico-a loan negociated for
81; of the new constitution of
97, 295, 362; the magny tree
128; Vera Cruz 155; regula
tions and confiscations 215;
declaration of war against
Spain 213; the mines 406;
Iturbide
409
Michigan-election of a dele-
gate to congress 96; corner
stone of the capitol laid 144
Military service, proportion of
persons fit to perform it 18;
academy, in relation to a war-
rant for a cadet at 78; militia,
return of

Mac Kendree, bishop, interest-
ing letter from him
Mac Lean, John, of Boston
Magny tree of Mexico
81, 134 Mahogany, a great log of
Mails-see "Post office" estab-
lishment
Maine-great fire in the woods
48. 57; relief of the sufferers
368; elections, remarks on
177; presidential election 340
Malta, the knights of 246, 362
Manufactures, American--of
lace at Medway 5; of earth-
en ware 48; of combs at
Westbrook 133; general re-
marks on the protection of
148, 163, 177, 289, 355, 401;
of silk 152; bonnets and van-
dykes 152, 294; morality of
manufacturers 195; the "Cri-
sis" 165, 178; Boston cir-
cular 189; Columbia memo.
rial 235; calicoes 247; Steu-

372

Missouri (state) trading party

for Santa Fe
Móney, abundant
Mosher, James, jun.
Mountains, height of 197; the
Himalaya chain
Mourning dresses

211

147

Mutiny on board the Tell-Tale 64
N.
Names-strange ones
Natchez-yellow fever at 48, 49,

National courtesies

"Advocate" the
"Democrat,"

"Journal"

359

79, 96, 144

123, 139

33,385

113

178

"Intelligencer"-extracts

solutions about domestic ma-
nufactures 324; schools in
358; report of the commit.
tee of nine 341; mayor of Al-
bany
New York (city): yellow fever
cases 48; criminals tried at
54; mechanic and scientific
institutions 82; ship building
96; vessels in port 176; mur.
der of Murray 208; humane
and criminal institutions 336;
receipts and expenditures
339; arrivals duties secured,
passengers 339; fire in the
city
368

North Carolina-gold mine 20,
79, 262, 406; elections 32;
the banks 35, 275; governor's
message 200; ditto on the
Tennessee resolutions 292;
presidential election 243, 292.

O'Brien, Richard, dies
Ohio-electors in certain coun
ties 18; address of a candi-
date in 146; presidential elec-
tion 243; members of the le
gislature

261

Ohio (river) value of products
descending the 95; proposed
canal at the falls of
O'Meara and sir H. Lowe
Organ, a great one,

409
328
69

Partridge, capt. his academy 229
Passengers arrived in the U. S.
50,232
2

Pennsylvania -product of auc
tion duties 80; election of go.
vernor 112, 127; election sta.
tistics 156; resolution con-
cerning manufactures 228;
projected canal 230: presi.
dential election 243; gov.
Shulze's speech 269; sec. of
state 288; delegation in con-
gress on the caucus 306; le-
gislative proceedings 307; fi
nances of the state 338; militia,
arms, &c. 359; public schools 408
Pensioners, revolutionary 262-
see "congress."
Perkins, Mr. see "steam."
Persia. Emigrants invited to
12; marble ponds in 149; trca-
ty with Turkey
Peru--Colombian army in 8, 83,
330
295; military proceedings
120, 342, 362; Lima evacuat-
ed 155; Bolivar at 295; exac-
tions at Lima 390; price of
flour at

Rodney, Mr. 288, 362, 400;
his case with capt. Biddle 321
Russia-reported conspiracies,
&c. 12; state paper on the af-
fairs of Spain, &c. 28; specu
lations on the views of the em-
peror 92, 309; emancipation
of slaves, tour of the empe.
ror, &c. 120; about the N. W.
coast 153; the harvest 170;
supposed designs and pro
ceedings as to South Ameri-
ca 210, 309; speech of the
Russian ambassador to the
king of Spain 310; destruc-
tive fire at Sarepta 336; pro
tection of manufactures

S.

Sampson, William

Sandwich Islands

409

358

197

Savannah, entry of vessels for-

bidden on account of small

pox

Schools-moneys appropriated

400

358

61

for, in several states
Scott, gen. his correspondence
with gen. Paez
Seditions-Burke's remarks on 22
Ship building-on the Kenne-
beck

1.7, 23, 24, 25, 36, 39, 42, 59,
72, 83-the blockade of 8, 24,
72; 154-the siege 72-the
surrender, &c. 160. A'Court,
sir Wm. 84; American (late)
colonies 23, 276, 295, 329; An-
gouleme, the duke of 22, 38,
58, 145, 213-his bulletins 36
--his decrees 59-his general
orders 60, 342; amnesty spo-
ken of 409; Ballasteros 1, 37,
58, 59, 73; Banos 7, 72; Bar-
celona 9, 23, 42; Balearic isl-
ands 60; Buriel's letters 72;
Bourck's letter to Quiroga
and reply 60, blockade of the
Spanish ports 46; condition of
the country 17, 25, 37, 38, 329
362, 388; cortes, proceedings
of 9, 25, 72, 119; circular of
the secretary of state 10; Co-
runna 1, 7, 24, 25, 42, 71, 72-
Downie, sir John 7, 23; deser.
tions 7, 23; Empecinado, the
25; foreign ministers at Mad-
rid 25, 45, 46; French troops,
proposals to withdraw them
84; fugitives 362; guerillas,
the, 7, 25, 58; Jesuits 229;
king, the-decrees 23-mes-
sage 153-speech 111; loans
295, 409; Madrid-state of 7;
the city described 342 -the
regency of 1, 7, 8, 22, 23, 24,
59, 154; Mina 7, 23, 25, 59, 71,
72, 154, 213, 276, 329, 362,
388; Milans 7; Moncey 38, 59;
Molinos del rey 42; Miguel,
San 42, 212, 409; Morillo, his
letter to Quiroga 9; his trea-
son 23, 25, 38, 73, 409; his bar.
barity 135; navy 23, 342; Nu-
gent, lord, and Morillo 212;
negociations 154; prayers 7;
prosecutions 212, 276, 362;
Pampeluna 154; Quiroga 24,
38, 60, 71, 119, 248, 276; his
reply to Morillo 25; his lady
in France 119; proclama-
tion 27; Richmont, baron
de 41; Riego 83, 153, 154,
171, 214, 276, 295, 409-his
widow 388; Saarfield 7; St.
Sebastians 8; St. Ubes 329;
Tariffa 83; Trocadero 153;
traitor generals 409; Wilson,
sir Robert 1, 7, 24, 41, 71, 73,
119; address to the Portu-
guese 11; letter to Quiroga
27; correspondence with Mo.
rillo 73; Villa Campa, his re-
port 27; Yrujo, the marquis
362, 409; Zayas

Taylor, chancellor, of Virgi.
nia
Tea, sage exchanged for 54;
raised in Louisiana
Tell Tale, the schooner, muti-
ny on board of
64
Tennessee--elections 32; go.

320

116

vernor's message 87; caucus
law said to be in 193; resolu-
tions about caucus, introduc.
ed 114; the resolutions 137;
presentment against the use
of spirituous liquors in elec-
tioneering 137; act relating to
executions 191; state of the
banks 210, 275; "Nashville
Whig" 276; river on fire 400;
gen. Jackson elected a sens-
tor U. S. [remarks] 114; bro-
kers taxed
Thompson, Charles
Thompson's island, see "naval"
and 49, 68, 80, 96, 114, 161,
178, 224; a curious case sup-
posed to have a reference to 78
Threshing mill
56
Toasts, a "legitimate" one 19;
a good one about the "Cow.
pens," &c. 211; many 275
Tobacco raised in Canada 54,
368; destroyed in Maryland
96; great price of 144; in-
spected at Baltimore 368
260, 320, 356; at Paris 256;
83 | Tompkins, D. D. his accounts 16
spread of in the United States Specie, passing westward 240 | Torpedo battery 69; fish 159
336, 356; mortality of 356 | Stackhouse's body of divinity 196 | Travellers in America (Bri
Snow, great fall of 127, 160 Statistical items,from Ingersoll's

Shipwreck, calamitous
Slave trade

32
304

correspondence

tish)
134
211, 372 | Travelling, rapid,
368
Steam engines-Perkins' notic. Treaties of the United States,
ed 1; some account of 4, 55, with all powers, from 1778 to
116, 136, 150, 181, 400; for the present time, dates of &c. 206
spinning
Treaty with the Ricaree In-
dians

boats on the western wa.
ters 94; brig New York 127,
160; beats on the St. Lawrence

56

"Vampire of the ocean” 159, 272 | Voters, strange qualifications 118