Clergy, proportion of in several

countries

Congress.

Accountability of public officers
S4, 97; acts passed, a list of
225; Adams, John 184; ad-
dresses to the king of Spain
96; African captives 29, 86;
adjournment, proceedings on
SO, 86, 88, 146, 147, 149, 150,
180, 225, 228; Alleghany river
96; agents, losses by 161; Ait-
ken's volunteers 181, 183;
Amendments to the constitu-
tion proposed, &c. by Mr.
Benton 13, 91; Mr. Thompson
14; Mr. Hemphill 14; Mr.
Sloane 14; Mr. Ward 14; Mr.
Weems 15; Mr. Livingston
15; Mr. Miner 15; Mr.
McDuffie, 15, 29, 30, 31, 32, 48,
86, 88, 92, 94, 95, 96, 221; Mr.
Keilog 30; Mr. Herrick 31;
Mr. Drayton 97; Mr. Eastman
119: army-discipline 47, 48;
desertions and deaths SS, 133;
armories 20; Arkansas 30; ar-
tiilerists 30; attorney general
197; appropriations
Barton, Mr. 161, 217, 283; Bas-
top, baron 197; Baltimore 28,
161, 180; bank of the U. s.
15; bankruptcy, of a system of
91, 179, 180, 192; Badger, Mr.
227; Bartlett, Mr. 119; Bay-
lor, Ann D. 184; Bahama
banks 213; Beaumarchais
214; Benton, Mr. 13, 91, 184,
192, 207, 283; Berrien, Mr.
170, 190; bills of exchange
96, 126; Blount, W. 200; boun-
ty lands 184; Bissett, col. 305;
Bradley, Mr. 119, 214, 292;
Branch, Mr. 88, 162; brandy,
import of 221; Brazil coast of
28; Brent, Mr. 164, 171; bre-
vet rank 30; British colonies
91, 208; Buchanan, Mr. 151;
Burgess, Mr. 197; Buzzard's
bay
Call of the house 226; canals,
see "internal improvements,
below and 32; Calhoun, Mr.
146, 216, 219; Campbell, Mr.
68, 92; Castine 193; Carey,
Mr 249; Chambers, col. 260;
Chambers, Mr. 32, 224; Che-
sapeake and Ohio canal 96,
168, 196, 228; Coinage US
15; coins 30, 194; clerks 184,
222; claims of American citi.
zens 223; common schools 14;
coast of the U. S. 46, 47; coast-
ing trade 84; Columbia (dis-

29

trict) 180, 212, 213; Columbia
river 212; Connecticut river
149; collection districts pro-
posed 207; contingent fund
H. of R. 235; congress of the
confederation 92; Cook, Mr.
87, 196, 215, 248; commerce
of the U. S. 94; courts U. S.
$5, 86; Crawford, Mr. 20;
Creek treaty; resolutions, de-
bates, proceedings, &c. 156,
162, 168, 175, 192, 197, 198,
199, 207, 218, 219, 225, 249,
254, 277, 313; corporations
212; Cocke, Mr. 233; Cum-
berland road 212, 213, 216,

294

218, 219, 222, 226
Delaware 85, 162; deaf and
dumb 15, 87, 85, 91; Decatur,
Mrs. 184; Delassus, C D. 194;
Desha, R. M. 223; Delaware
and Raratin canal 120, 151,
212; deserters from French
vessels 166, 167. 212; Dickin-
son, Mr. 199, 244; dividends
unclaimed S6; discriminatory
duties 294; Dismal Swamp ca-
28, 47, 48, 208; Dickson and
Co. 12; docks for the repair of
ships 86; dry docks 198, 226;
duties on imports and tonnage
84. 91, 14S; duties on teas and
wines 117; Duncan, lieut. 192;
duties, discriminatory
Education 199; Ellis, Mr. 28;
Election laws 214; of a presi-
dent pro tem. of the senate
219; engineers 87, 149; Ew-
ing, W. L. D. 120, 126, 209;
executive business 25, S2, 44;
do. departments 211, 227;
evening session 121, 215, 218;
Everett, Mr.
223, 224
Findlay, Mr. 84; Flaget, bishop
218; Florida, (various) 13, 94,
95, 96, 149, 179; Floyd, Mr.
165; Forsyth, Mr. 92, 166, 214,
221, 224; fortifications 28,
29; French spoliations 207
Gaillard, Mr. 12, 15, 244; galle-
ry of the hall 30; Georgia S5,
181, 198, 199; Ghent, the treaty
of 28, 32; Gillis, T. H. 46;
Gibson, James 194, 212; Gra-
tiot, coi. 245; Georgetown
bridge
Habeas corpus 45; Harrison,
Mr. 245; Hague, of a house
at 47; hall of the H. of R.
223; Hayne, Mr. 171, 218,
244; Harper, Mr. 85; Hazen,
Moses 178, 179; Herrick, Mr.
S1, 151; Henry, Mr. 195;
Hemphill, Mr. 14; harbors
91, 212, 213; Hamilton, Mr.
246; Holmes, Mr. 147, 215;
Hodsdon, capt. 245; hour of
meeting 30, 193; Houston, Mr.
150, 227

209

Illinois canal 195; impressment
223, 224; Indiana 32, 195; in-
terest, claims for 31; imports
and exports 94; Indian de-
partment 179; Indians, gene-
rally relating to 28, 30, 84,
215, 224; the Choctaws and
Cherokees 28, 32, 48, 120;

in New York 46, 47, in Flori-
da 29, 120, 226; the Chicka-
saws 120; their titles to lands
215, 224, 248; of treaties with
224; of the numbers of the
tribes, &c. 248: persons resi-
dent on their lands 84: policy
in respect to 22, 120, 273: In-
trepid, concerning the ketch
248: internal improvements,
various motions and proceed-
ings 28, 46, 47, 96, 133, 149,
161, 162, 166, 182, 183, 193,
195, 196, 208, 212, 213, 214,
215, 223, 227; Isaacs, Mr. 88, 96
Jennings, Mr. of Ind. 183: John-
son, (James) Mr. 197: John-
son, Mr. F. 224: Johntson, Mr.
of Lou. 217: journals of the
house 221: Judiciary and ju
dicial 14, 148, 149, 162, 167,
194, 195, 207, 219: the bill
118, 119, 120, 146, 147, 166,
180, 181, 195, 196, 197, 199,
209, 213, 214, 221, 228
Kremer, Mr.
183, 184
Laws, publication of 207;
Larche, F. case of 163, 164,
180, 196, 206: Lafayette 213:
lands, public 30, 86, 161, 180,
184, 196, 197, 208, 217, 218:
lead mines 91, 196: Livingston,
Mr. 213, 214: light-houses 14;
Little, Mr. 184, 223: Lloyd,
Mr. 91, 215, 356: Louisville
canal 162, 182, 183, 184: Lou-
isiana 196: lottery, an act for
one refused 199, 209: lotte-
ries, remarks on 209: Liv-
ingston's penal law
221
Marine apprenticeship 356; Mas-
sachusetts's claims 85, 87, 119,
165; Maryland claims 31, 47;
Macon, Mr. 207, 219; Maison
Rouge, the marquis of 196, 197;
McLane, Mr. 20, 86, 96, 162,
164, McDuffie, Mr. 221, $16;
McCoy, Mr. 47; McIntosh,
William 162; members of the
senate present 220; Mercer,
Mr. 29, 86, 166. 245; Miami
reservation 215; militia 86,
162, 180, 207, military pen-
sions 184; mint of the U. S. 29;
Miner, Mr. 15, 212; Missis-
sippi 14, 28, 31, 120, 193; mi-
nisters, about the outfit of 164,
165, 182; missions, foreign, re-
solutions concerning 84, 88,
120; Missouri 14, 15, 30, 161,
218; members of congress ap-
pointed to office 168; their
compensation 198; Mitchell,
Mr 221; Moore, Mr. of K 15,
85; Mullany -, 31; Mun-
roe, Mr. for relief of 86. 199,

208, 211, 217, 218, 225, 226
Messages of the president-Rela-
tive to the Florida Indians 29;
operations of the mint 49; con.
cerning the Maryland claims
31; on the Panama mission 54,
85, 86; enclosing the instruc-
tions to Mr. Poinsett, &c. 92;
concerning the convention
with Colombia 133; enclosing
statements of expenditures for

surveys, &c. 133; in relation
to the Creek treaty 168, 175;
communicating a certain opi.
nion of the attorney general
182; case of col. Chambers 194
Naval affairs, generally, 30, 31,
85, 88, 139, 208, 211, 212; yard
at Philadelphia 94, 95, 181,
182, 183, 221; Newton, Mr. 86,
119, 149, 228, newspapers, of
charges in 214; "Niles' Regis-
ter" 119; national observatory 86
Ohio river, bars, &c. 86; state,

164

lands in 196, 197; order, ques-
tions of 88; Owen. Mr.
Patronage of the executive 184,
192; Patten, Nathaniel 179;
passengers 200, 209; peniten-
tiary in the district 15, 88, 208,
209, 217; pensions 97, 184,
197, 199 215, Peter, Mr. 195;
Perry, O. H. remains of 184,
195, 221, 246; Perpal, G. 228;
Pickens, Mr.118; Pittsburg 85,
97; president's house 221; pre-
sident pro tem of the senate
219; passage ships and vessels
209; post office, Mr. Ran-
dolph's motion 217; pledge of
president Munroe (Mr. Wick-
liffe's resolution) $7, 93; Poin-
sett, Mr instructions to 93;
Polk, Mr 120; Porter's trial,
copies of 86; Pool, Isaac, 86;
protest of the Georgia deiega-
tion 198, 199, 207, 249; public
buildings 85, 219, 221, 223,
226. post master general 222
Panama question. Mr Ran-
dolph's speeches 12, 16, 28,
33; yeas and nays 33, 49 to
54; facts and remarks 33; pro-
ceedings in the senate 49 to
54, 88, 98, 108, 179, 180; docu-
ments 98 to 107; message of
the president to the house 54;
documents 58 to 82, 113, 150;
proceedings in the house 87,
92, 96, 97, 119, 120, 149, 150,
151, 153, 162, 163, 164, 165;
report of the committee of the
house 108; extracts from the
speeches of Messrs. Berrien,
Hayne and Brent 170; Mr.
Wickliffe on the votes
248
Quorum not present 83 120, 181,
215, 220, 224, 226, 227
Rankin, Mr. dies 48; Reed, Mr.
44, 84; revolutionary officers,
motion and proceedings, 46,
166, 467. 168, 181, 183, 199,
215, 220; Randolph, Mr. 12,
45, 88. 146, 147, 168, 179, 196,
192, 250, (bis rencontre with
Messrs. Holmes and Lloyd)
215, 217, 326, 451; rifle, the
patent 223; receipts and ex-
penditures 197; receivers of
public monies 197, 228; road
to New Orleans 88, 135, 149,
166, 212; in Mississippi 120;
between Philadelphia and Bal-
timore 168, 179, 212, 247;
Rowan, Mr. 118; rules of the
house 30, 196, 225, 227; rules
of the senate 119, 146, 215;
Rio Hondo 212; Roman Catho-

lic church in Kentucky 212
218; Russel, maj. 215; rules,
joint 219, 220, 226; retrench-
ment, a committee to be so
called
221, 223
Reports of committees-see Pana-
ma, above. On the Indiana ca-
nal 121; on the duty on salt
122; about surveys of the wa-
ters of Virginia and North Ca-
rolina 123; on improving the
navigation of the Kennebeck
123; in the case of W. L. D.
Ewing 126; defence of the
north-western frontier 126;
damages on bills of exchange
127; on the Cuinberland road
159, 160; on the case of F.
Larche 163; on the judiciary
bill (senate) 193; case of cer-
tain duties paid at Castine 193;
as to certain claims under the
treaty with Spain 207; on the
case of col. Chambers 260; on
the cultivation of the mulber-
ry tree, and concerning silk
worms and goods 262; on lay-
ing an excise on domestic dis-
tilled spirits 263; on the state
of the Indians 274; medical
college at Washington 275;
case of Janies Dickson & Co.
275; tuition of the deaf and
dumb 276; on weights and
measures 292; relative to dis-
criminatory duties 294; con-
cerning the elegibility of inem-
bers of congress to accept ap-
pointments 342; on marine
apprenticeships 356; on the
disagreeing vote about the ju-
diciary bill 209; of the com-
mittee on the proposed amend-
ments of the constitution 221;
concerning a bar in the Pasca-
goula river 245; on the case
245
of capt. Hodsdon
Reports, &c. of the different depart-

ments.

out of a squadron for the coast
of Brazil 30; concerning a
breakwater at the capes of
the Delaware 124; about the
navy yard at Philadelphia

General post office-concerning
the franking of letters 125;
relative to contracts 184; in
reply to certain matters stated
327
by Mr. Randolph
Salt, duty on 83, 84, 91; salt
springs 84; Savannah river 91,
273; Sanford, Mr. 13; schools
168, 182, 183; senate, arduous
sittings of 45, 220; accommo-
dation of 192, 217; proceed-
ings of the Creek treaty 254;
Scott, Mr 227; seamen 88,
218; Sewall, Williams & Co.
181; Seward, Daniel 196; silk
cultivation of, &c 183, 209,
262; slave trade and slaves
15, 29, 46, 86, 212, 227;
Sloane, Mr 14, 223; South
Am republics 154; spirits, im-
port 15, export 84; excise pro-
posed 263; Strong Mr. 86,
Stewart, Mr 29, 120, 159, 160,
182. 223; Stetson, Amasa 162;
Stiles, George 28; surveys 133;
Susquehannah river 88; su-
preme court 222; speaker's
signature to a bull
Tatnalt, Mr. to the sec. of war

221

279; Tazewell, Mr 218; teas
of the duty on 117-certain
imported by E Thompson
132, 208; Test, Mr. 183; three
per cent fund 14, 28, 31;
Thompson, Mr. of Pa. 14, 15,
185; Thompson, Mr. of Geo!
119; Thompson, Mr. of O. 149;
tonnage on canal boats 236;
treaties, Indian 209; with the
254
Creeks, see Creeks and
Van Buren, Mr. 193, 236;
Vance, Mr. 316; vaccination
31; Verplanck, Mr. 126; vice
president, 146; Vinton, Mr
149, 215
Ward, Mr. 14; Weems, Mr. 15;
Whipple, Mr 46; Webster, Mr.
96, 195, 209: Williams, Mr. of
N. C. 14, 165: Wickliffe, Mr.
$7, 165, 183, 209, 248;
Withers, Thomas C. 182;
Woodbury, Mr. 83, 220:
Wright, Mr. 14, 149, 150, 157,
213: Washington medical col-
lege 207: canal 47, 218, 225:
180
wines, duty on 117,
Yeas and nays-in the house of
representatives. On the Dis-
mal Swamp Canal bill 35; on
passing the bill for teaching
the deaf and dumb 47; on the
proposed amendments to the
constitution 95; (nays against)
the bill for the relief of the
Florida Indians 120; the Pana-
ma question 163, 164, 165, 248;
on the judiciary bill 181, 214;
on the Creek treaty 199; on
the bill for the relief of Mr.
Munroe 211, 225, 226; on the
bill for the repair of the Cum-
berland road 214, 222, 226;
respecting revolutionary pen-
sions 220; on adjournment 225
in the senate. On the
Panama question 33 to 49, 54,
180; Cumberland road 84, 220; }

deaf and dumb asylum 85; pro-
posed amendment of the con-
stitution 91; duty on salt 91;
judiciary bill 118, 146, 180,
195; on adjourning 146, 220;
certain rules of the senate 146;
on the Creek treaty 156, 254;
collection districts in Ohio,&c.
207: Louisville canal 162: case
of A. Stetson 162: Mr.Branch's
resolutions 168: survey of a
road between Philadelphia and
Baltimore 179: bankrupt bill
179: ou annulling certain acts
of the Florida council 179:
distributing certain journals
of congress 194: on the Illi-
mois canal 194: on the bill
about the Pascagoula river
208: commercial intercourse
with the British colonies 208:
gradual increase of the navy
208: Dismal Swamp canal 208:
penitentiary in the District
209, 217: obstructions in the
Savannah river 273: on the
bill for the relief of Mr. Mun-
roe 217: on a proposition to
extend the session 218: on the
bill for the relief of the Roman
Catholic bishop of Kentucky
218: about the public build-
ings 22: on certain resolu-
tions offered by Mr. Benton
Congress-members of, appoint-

5

sury report concerning
Declaration of Independence, concerning
the signing of, &c. 345, 393, 423; first
reading in Massachusetts 399; ages of the
signers 423, a part of the original draft that
was left out 425.

Delaware-important elections
in 240; odious law of repeal-
ed 240; the canal 321, 415;
specimen of amber found 416
Denmark-celebration of the in-
troduction of Christianity 252
Devil, a man delivered to!
Dinners-for creditors!
Divorces, laws concerning
Documents, profuse publication
of

Domestic life

416

Free blacks-in Indiana
"Free trade" see British, and 284

French Affairs.

Hospital of Saltpetriere 40; gen. Foy 90;
prosperity of the kingdom 90, 158; silk
manufactures 116, 142; the dauphineness
90; commercial ordonance 90, 203; arrests
116; troops in Spain 90, 203; affairs of Hay
ti 117, 174, 203, 290, 418; Calais 142; of the
theatres 142, 174; slave trade 203; execu
tion for paricide 142; a nobleman's request
about the eclipse! 142; Chataubriand 142,
203; aid and relief to the Greeks 158, 203,
288, 239, 367, 421, 431; decree respecting the
transportation of Greek slaves 173; cotton
364
market 174; funds 174; statue of St. Gene-
283 vieve 174; sir Gregor McGregor, 322; re-
S80 cruiting and supplies for the Turks 174,
203, 289, 354, 438; king's speech 174; La
fayette 203, 232, 396, 432; Montmorency
203; treaty with Great Britain 266; export
of gold 288; the bishops 288; aid to the
barbarians 289, 438; officers of the army
290, 339; finances 174, 290, 418; the cen-
sorship 304, 367 pawn brokers 304; dis
turbances at Rouen 322, 367; the Jesuits
322, 339; the Constitutionel 322; medi.
cal profession 336; grants and appropria
tions 339; distress at Lyons 418: Paris,
empty houses in 436; count Allemand 438;
fire at Tours 438: budget of receipts 445;
deaf and dumb 450, theatre 450: sugar from

285
146

444

Donoho, maj. general order on
his murder
Drought, general 313; in 1748,

E.

Eagle, a large one killed

334

ed to offe 283, 427; bills not
acted upon, &c. 284; of the sen-
ate 286; birth place of the
members 362; (the old) pre-
sidents of

$99

Eating classes

138

Editorial-on the Virginia resolutions 39;
See "Panama." Southern Interests" 169,
188; on impressment 185; on Mr. Randolph
and one of his speeches 186; letter to,
from Mr. Berrien and remarks 188; on
"consolidation" 201; on
constitutional
amendments 233; on sequences! 250; "free
trade" 281, 300; African colony 282; the
constitution 232; letter to, on manufactur-
ing 329; [see Adams, Jefferson, &c.] on
our anval officers 410; banks and baukers
410; election of president 425, 403. 414;
British distresses 428; remarks on a para
graph from the Franklin Gazette and con
cerning Mr. Rand:ph 441; ter to from
L. J. Sharp 432; on the state of England 443
Egypt-the British consal in 203; sup-
plies from France 203; engineers and ma
nufactures 252; a diving bell used off Alex
andria 303; laws 332; inhabitants 413,
Education, in Massachusetts
Elections of 1901 and in 1825,
the house of representatives
425; 433
Elephant murdered
Episcopal clergymen
Errors, literal
Europe, military force of
Evans. Oliver
Everett, Mr. minister to Spain
20; extract from his address 443
F.

444

Ecorgin. Macon county 4; about the
election of members of congress 4, 19;
surveys of canals, &c. 4; great cargo of
cotton leaves Savannah 40; canals project
ed 240; meetings of the people 287; bank
of Darien 321; concerning the boundary
with Alabama 331; gov. Troup to the sec
of war 332; the Cherokees 361; troops said
to be ordered out 362; overseer murdered
416; survey of the Creek lands, 416-ad-
vantages of the new treaty 437-singular
mountain in 449.

Geneva, passports granted at 265

Germany. Clara Wendall, the female rob-
ber 4; great organ 142 bankruptcies 144;
Goldschmidt 144; secret societies 158; rob
bers and brigands & friars 158; navigations
of the Rhine 204; relief of the Greeks 289
destruction by lighting 322; Jews in Ba-
varia 438; emigration to America 438; band
of robbers, with lady-chiefs $38.
Ghent, the treaty of

Grecce, Rumors and reports 22, 40, 91,
117, 204, 242, 290, 297, 340, 367, 408; exer-
tions of the Greeks 40, 231; Acrata 117,
Negropont 117, 159; Missolonghi, incidents &
Falkland islands, discoveries in 159 289, 34, 322, 323, 340, 367, 419 451; Nice-
proceedings 40, 91, 117, 159, 204, 230, 233,
Fires, great ones
234 tas, the "Turk eater" 40; Trippolizza 117,
Fisherman, America 256, 281159,290; battles 117, 159, 231; naval affairs
117, 204, 231, 301, 322; Berton's letters 159
Flax, profitable cultivation of 36 reported negotiations 231, 242, 419: lord
Florida-the Indians in 29. 37,
417; Tallahasse 40; ship chan-
nel through 437; remarks on
the soil of the country-the
St. Lucia river 40; surveys in
241; cultivation of sugar 241;
population 287; local parties
$21; Pensacola 83, 241, 267

Cochrane 231, 430, 420, 439; human heads
exposed 253; British sloop Algerine 288,
mediations reported 289; Botzaris 289; Ca-
naris 33, 367; Thessaly 304; Epidaurns
322, 408; col. Fabvier 340; Ypsilanti 408,
410; pirates 408, 439; propositions for
peace 419; relief 421, 431, slaves 421, 431.
ships at N. Y. 431; Calavite 439; Athens 425
Greene, gen.
232
Griffith, William, dies