OXFORD*

PORARY

447

A.
Accounts, of the settlement of 79
Adams, president, his age
Adams, Mr. sec of state-see
congress, various heads; his
letter on emigration 157-his
directions respecting the cen
sus 319; the only head of a
department at the seat of go-
vernment
Africa--Sierra Leone 65; of the
river Niger

464

415

African colonization-arrival of
the Elizabeth, &c. 240; re-
ports of deaths, &c.
"Age of reason," notice of the
work

432

82

Alabama-law of the state for
safety against the slaves 113;
C. Tait--district judge 240;
exports of Mobile

328

451

Allston, Mrs. reported murder
of, &c. 311; her case referred

Almeida, capt. 326-see brig

to

"Wilson."

Antiquities of Ireland

417

151

362

Banks of the United States, capital, &c.
as reported by the see, of the treasury
77, 78; Colunibia banks 1, 34, 184, 416,
451; modesty of a robber clerk 184; of
Virginia altered notes 240; of Maryland
326, 451; N. York 360; counterfeit bills
326. 360, 416, 432, 446; of New England
432; Kentucky 151; Tennessee 433, 452;
Geo. 224, 241, 271, 274, 451; Ohio 224,
399; Maine 240, 312; New Hampshire
364; halves of notes 340; broken banks
364, 355: counterfeits and small notes
45: nests of countericiters

Bankruptcy, brief sketch of a
system for 7--the necessity
of a law, &c.
Barbary-the treaty between
France and Algiers 51; Mo-
rocco 161, 225; the plague
in 398; Algerine squadron
446, 463
Barron, com. his duc! with com.
Decatur 57, 97; correspon-
dence 98; recovering 128; his
case noticed 169; his trial by
a court martial, at length, on
the affair of the Chesapeake 171
Bibb, Wm. W. dies
Bigelow, a lawyer
Bonaparte, Napoleon-his me-
moirs 25, 63; force and cost
of the establishment for his
safe-keeping 155; Mr. Stokoe,
155; of his condition

Fox, Charles, his memory celebrated

158

322

413

324

459

48

268,343,346

61, 158

268

460

Glasgow-radicals at, &c. 108,222, 237:
population of

Glencoe, massacre of the clan of, noticed 254
Grain, prices of 268, 442; ports partially
opened for the import of

Grattan, Mr.

394

60

61, 108, 175, 254; the lord lieut. 413;
failure of the banks

413

229

365

459

96

240

364

Appointments and promotions
-naval 128, 151; civil 128,
223, 318; military 390, 391;
remarks on

Appropriation bills, noticed
Arab pirates

Arabia--lady Hester Stanhope
65; the Wahabees
Arkansas-notices of
Army-col. King 152; general
order respecting the recruit-
ing service, &c. 152; general
orders, northern division 224;
board of officers, rank in the
line 391; court martial at De-
troit 431; maj. Wooley and
capt. Johnson most honorably
acquitted

Arrest of a dead body

Arts, progress of in France
Astley, Thomas

Atlas, American, Tanner and
Co's,

B.

Brazil-galley slaves imported,
and remarks on emigration
to 286; a new history of
British affairs

Kent, the duke of. dies, &c. 48, 60: his

459

child
Kenyon, lord
King George III, dies, &c. 47; proceed.
ings 47, 48; George IV. proclaimed. &c.
48, 49. 61; notices 48, 60, 254; (bis birth
day) 267; speech 269; revenue to him
284; his court 363; his message on the
arrival of the queen 393; ladies' hoops
dispensed with 414; his courtesy to Cur
ran
322

Affairs, interesting illustrative of the debt,
revenue, taxes, &c.
Agriculture, state of 394, 413: of the com-
mittee on

America, trade with

Larks, a strange quantity of

460

Leopold, prince

310

Liturgy altered

American produce and stocks, noticed
48; only one vessel at London 394; tя-
riff, on the news of its rejection
Americans impressed

427

62

459

60, 237

Liverpool, imports at 48; arrivals at 62;

exports 268; petition on the navigation
laws 394; entry of vessels at

Birmingham, reduced consumption at 395 Merchants' petitions

412

442

64

Loan required, &c.

394, 428

359

London a great fire at 49; proclamation

189

of the new king

61

Army

323, 359, 412 (estimates) 414

Banks, sir Joseph

237
427

Manchester 61, 222: persons killed and
wounded at the massacre

460

Banks, private

363,394, 413, 459, 460 Manufactures

233

Barber fined

Bennet, Mr.

343
461

Manufacturers, state of
Marriage, singular, 48; barbarous

324,395

263

346

Canning, Mr. 343; his eulogy on the
queen 427: his course respecting her
Canterbury address to the queen

Cartwright, maj.

Castlereagh, lord

Catholics in England

Caro street conspiracy-notices and de-
tails, &c. 108, 123, 158, 175, 237, 254,
268; editorial remarks 276; execution 283
Champion of England!
Clarence, the duke of
Cobbett, Mr.

Colleges and universities

413
428

427; ships broken up and building 442
Newgate calendar

48

463
222, 237

343

Parliament, prorogued 108; king's speech
123; meets 254; strength of parties
Paupers 238; poor rates, &c. 322, 324, 395
Pellew, capt.

413

61

48,175, 222, 413

Percival, Mr.

460

Phillips, Mr.

Combination against American manufac

Pickpockets

tures

151

Plymouth sea-wall

Corn, average price of

323

Press, liberty of

Coronation of the new king 238, 324, 343.

359, 394, 413

Crevey, Mr.

461

Crim. con. cases

Crimes and criminals

459

442

60

238

413

62

363

Quakers wait on the king

Queen, notices of her 48, 60, 61, 109, 123,
188, 237, 268, 427, 428, 429, 442. 443;
arrives in England, &c. 343, 358, 39%,
48, 359! 393, 412, 45t: correspondence, negocia

459

Scotland-disturbances in 158, 175, 237; a
battle in 238, 254; baron of the exche
quer 343; representation 413; church

of

Scott, sir Walter

428

188

Seditions, &c.

48

158
310

Ship owners

347, 304

Shipping,

Silver, plenty

Smuggling

Spain, on relations with 48, 284; revolu

tion in honored

Stage coaches,

State of the country

Stocks

394

251
460
48, 385, 395

108, 188, 268, 284, 343,394, 460
Sunday newspapers

Sussex, the duke of

Taxes

Theatre-plays prohibited

413

48, 60
322

Thistlewood, A. see “Cato street conspi-
racy."

48

Throue, the heir of the 60; new one pre-

paring

Universities

158
460
238

Wages of weavers

61

Vice, king's proclamation against

Wales, the princess of--see "Queen" above:

a "Jack of all trad s" in

Wellington, the duke of

West, Benjamin, dies 175: his

of old patutings

Wheat, price of

Wife sold

Wolesly, sir Charles

460

61, 123

collection

Wool, from New South Wales
Woolen yarn, length of a pound
Working people, state of
Yorkshire giant

Young, Arthur, dies
Brown, maj. gea.

224

Buenos Ayres, state of affairs at
25, 162; war with Artigas 162;
flight of Pueyredon, revolu-
tions, &c. 162, 190, 237, 241;
treaty, &c. 270; further pro-
ceedings
285, 364
Bunker's Hill, the man who
fired the first gun at, dies 446
Butter, price of at Etica, N. Y. 287
C.

Cadets, promoted 391; at New
York

Campeachy, the

447

constitution

286

398

132

adopted at
Canada, imports and exports,
&c. 65; Isle aux Noix 112; ta-
riff 169; early potatoes 224;
arrivals at Quebec 326; forti-
fications at do.
Candy, the regalia of the king,
in London
238
Cannon, the proof of, prescrib-
ed by the navy board
Cape of Good Hope-colony at 364
Capitol, of the United States 224
Carey, Mr. his "New Olive
branch"
Carroll, Charles, of Carrollton
329,447
Cass, gov. his projected tour 150
Caucus, called 97; abortion of 113
Census, the 4t. of the U. S. di-
rections of the sec. of state
for taking it 319; remarks
upon the law, &c.

57

450

463

464
4.00

re-

272

416

Compliment to the editor
Congress, on the manner of do-
ing business in

Congress of 1774, non-importa-
tion agreement

East Indies, imports and exports from and

229
11

228

92

68

Florida, report and bill to take possession
of 32, 53; the treaty 112; motion to take
possession 195; see "Spain," relations
with.
Floyd, Mr.

Foreign armed vessels

79

234

Forest, Mr.

180

11, 232
439

Fortifications, &e. civil jurisdiction over
28; contracts for building, 31; appro
priations
Franking

32

11

French spoliations 55, 67, 127; affairs 166;
vessels

232

183

Gales and Seaton, Mr. Randolph's motion

respecting

94, 95

Gen. Armstrong privateer

Georgia

125
66,92

54, 117

52, 67
67

Adans, Mr. his letters to Mr. Lowndes 59;
report on the case of J. Smith 67; on
claims against the governments of St.
Domingo 93; on the execution of the
treaty of Ghent
157
Adjournment 66, 67,94, 95, 182 183
Agriculture, a committee of
Alabama 29, 143, 150; (French emigrants
in)
163
Appropriations, on the transfer of 13; na-
val 28. 31; military 32, 54, 55, 56, 91, 92.
112, 124, 125, 126; general 56, 68, 109, 124
Arkansas
28, 149
Army-rations, &c. 11: certain contracts
16; appropriations, see above: cost of the
statf, &c. 56; clothing 124, 146, 147. 150,
183, 190, 193, 231; employment of to
make a survey of the interior 177; a mo-
tion for reduction 181; a plan for
Auction duties 169, 185, 127, 148, 166, 181;
proceedings, debate, &c. 182, 183; Mr.
Balaires due from collectors, &c.
Baldwin's speech
Baldwin, Mr. 69; his speech on the tariff
229
241; do. on the duty bill 299; do. on the
Missouri question 403; on the auction
bill
Baltimore-respecting a cannon lost at
North Point
Banks of the U. S. 28, 31; general report
of the secretary of the treasury
1

Ghent, execution of the treaty of
Godtroy, G.

Goetz, F.

Good Friday, proposed adjournment on 119
Gun powder, lead, &c. loaned

Half pay officers of the rev. arny
Hall of the house of rep.

Hayti-see "St. Domingo" below.
Hraps, John

8, 11, 16

128

232

195

125, 177

Imports and tonnage

127

Illinois

125, 148, 233

418

Importations, value of for four years 428
Indiana (aud Ulinois) boundari

418

125
Indians-a bill to license traders with 10;
report on the trade 143; do. to the.
nate 155; trading houses and trale 15,
11. 28. 00, 94, 124, 127, 167

the Stockbridge

11. 50

110

the Chippewas

233

Internal revenue

143, 192

Iron, of duties upon

127

Jackson, gen. A.

28

329

his memorial

in the district of Columbia 126, 127,
163, 167, 177, 182
Bankruptcy, a system of 10, 32, 52, 56, Journals of the old congress 54, 147; of
67, 91, 95, 109, 148 the convention
Barbour, Mr.
11, 124 Judges (district)
Beaulieu, capt. L. J. of the revolution 177 Judicial system
Beecher, Mr.
13 Judiciary of the dist. of Columbia 139, 127

166

124, 127

163