Mrs. Edward Chan ton, 210; his friends atCharles. {"Land office money" 132, 179 Adams, president, his letter to ton--alarmed, 390; law-case Law case, (imaginary) 195 the editor respecting the in the supreme court, M Cul Legal tender, proposed! 179 226 lola vs. the state of Maryland, Louisiana banks Adams, Mr, sec. of state 142 noticed, 1; at iength, 68; pro Maryland banks-see Baltimore Adjutant general's order 432 ceedings in congress respect. above-state law respecting 359 Africa, the interior of, &c. 111; ing 5, yeas and nays 6; series Massachusetts banks 321, 359 slave trade 256, 438; travels of essays on the decision of Missouri banks-of St. Louis, the supreme court 41,102, 145; Agricultural -- E. Watson's his.. of the branches in Kentucky, Money, care of it tory, &c. 144; patent fan 164 56,265, 261; specie payments, New Hampshire banks 321, 341 140 131; submission of the treasury New-York banks—Exchange Alubama—for the support of col of the U. S. 417; about taxing bank, 131; Jacob Barker's leges 142; fand speculators it or preventing any new act of 291, 311, 373, 421; Hudson, 192, 2,1–Cahaba 3 20; sales of incorporation, 132 ; banking 291; Merchants'--trial of cer- land 320, 336, 416; rapid rise houses, 142, 159, office at Bal. tain persons respecting its af- 336 timore, various, 223, 238, 321, fairs, 292: many said to stop Allegiance, the doctrine of 400 358; restrictions and prose- payment, 311, 321; Mecha- cutions, 145, 161, 179, 261; nics' bank, 311; Washington how to tame an elephant! 147; and Warren, 311, 341; law re- Anniversary of independence 321 “antiquities,”-extracts and specting banks, 321; Chenan- Appointments by the president old bank, curious, 162; cash. 359, 375; insolvents 360; 011- ier and the president, 390; tario bank, 375; Cherry Val. 375 384 421; office at Savannah, 434; North-Carolina banks---Cape Arbuthnot and Ambrister 25 list of stockholders, noticed Fear 260; expected regula- Arkansait”, the territory of 40 261; respecting notes cut into tion with the banks of Virgi- Army of the U.S. abstract of the returns of, &c. 422 “Book," the 310, 341, 421 acted! 359; again noticed, 179 404; stoppage of payment 421 375 Notes, sales of, 160, 176, 260, Austria-reported attempt to Cost of banks assassinate the emperor 270 Counterfeits 79; a terrible list of Ohio banks--- Owl creek, 131; &c. 147; more, 179; again, 208 Farmers and Mechanics' of 210; worse than any! 274; Cincinnati & of Steubenville, more of them, 360, 373, 404, 417 treasury arrangements with, Balance of trade and a pro forma Country banks, of the "suus" 132, 210, 256; general notices statement 150; efi'ects of it 161 373 179, 405, 434; Belmont bank, Baltimore-St. Patrick's day at Delaware banks-Wilmington 260; Chillicothe, 390; F. and 132 M. of Cincinnati again fails ! 421, 434 405 -money, mentionei n par- nument 272; the grand jury General remarks on banks and liament in 1801 of 311; list of, &c. 384; re banking 242, 257, 289, 322, 373 Pennsylvania banks, 131; of an- speeting the fever at 432, 440 Georgia banksDar en 131; mulling their charters, 132 ; oath exacted at! 464; Augus baak of Greencastle, 260; law 260 of the state respecting, 358; Illinois-great news for specu notes current at Pittsburg, Alabama, banks proposed in 405 lators 208 359; unchartering banks 375; Baltimore banks-failure of the Impudence unparallelel 404 F. and M, bank of Pittsburg, City bank, &c. 241, 258; pro Johnson, col. R. M. his refusal 373; Agricul. & Manu. bank, clamation by the editor, 259; to vote on the bank question 375; Siiver Lake and Wash- 131 ington, 421; Milton bank, 421; paragraph and remarks 259; Kentucky banks, &c. effects of Reading, Northampton, and 434 160, 176, 321, 434 pute of the banks, 310, 341; due, &c. 260; bank of Kentuc. Quizzing certain refused at the land of. ky,&c. 261; meeting at Wash, Reduction of banks necessary 322 132 390 legates of banks 292; meet Reward in bank notes offered 131 Bink of the U. States-see con ings of the people respecting Rogues in and rogules out 287 311, 421; Richmond bank, Specie drawn from Chio, 256; stop payment, &c. 322, 341, 432 437 175 381 317 138 22 Snuff boxes 109 Bible society 138 South America, troops recruited openly 190 for 191, 269, 129, 137 342 206, 270 Sovereignis disappearance of Blenheim library 220, 253 Boues, imported for manure 137 429 one 176 138, 206 Statesman, extract from Royd, gen. 437 Stocks, prices of 109, 128, 157, 173, 205, 296 220, 269, 294, 345, 364, 429, 437; a de 123 scription of 399 438 Suitors in chancery 235 138 Superstitions Cambridge, the duchess of 296 Supplies 137, 220, 381 345 l'axes 220,364,381 173 482 Taliscone, Irish! 437 137 139 Tobacco 205 220 Tret's plainted 317 Clarence, the duke of 138 10 Wager of batile 137, 173, 269, 429 137, 158 Wals, the princess of 317 382 109 Weavers 220, 429 4,387 Westminister election 137, 158, 173 429 317, 345, 429 Whale caugtat 157 Wheat, 128, 270, 296, 345, 414 205 Wile, sold at auction 173; singular reci. 220 365 109 413 Wolcott, Dr. 438 269 109,137, 269 255, 317, 438 Brokers, remark respecting 179 Divorce, royal ! 269, 414 | Brown, gen. 56; tour to Green 382 Bay 400; general orders 160 100 Brutus, Payne's tragedy of Bunker's Hill 298 138 298 Burke's description of a king 319 C. 235, 265 Call of congress, remarks on a 172 proposition for 209 206, 220 Campbell, Mr. U. S. minister in Fog iu Linton 381, 414, 429, 437 Russia 368 Forgeries, &c. 269 364 Canada--population of Quebec 5; lord Selkirk, &c. 111; Frauce, division of the spoils of 139 commercial notices 141; lc- 108 gislative contempt! 141; quar. 206 rels of the duke of Richmond 157 "Hnly alliance" 157 and the legislature 237; war- 138 like preparations, presumed 235 Ireland-state of Dublin 365 273, 383; Indian cessions of 345 land 297 - - Mr. Gourlay 399- 173 war rumors 439 438 261 138 Charleston, summary justice at 381 Law case, curious, 109 368; yellow fever at 432, 440 235, 269, 294, 429 Chili-see “South Ainerica." Lenpold, prince China and India trade 142, 297, 109 438 Mait. the duty upon various itens - essay respect. 295, 413 ing 370; treasury notice 370 Meetings of the people 438 Claiborne, Richard, dies 238 138 Clerc, M. le, a deaf and dumb 365 man, inarries a deaf and dumb 173 lady 2.58 427 Clinton.gov,address to the pub- 108, 109 lic, concerning gens. Jackson and Scott 13.3 265 Coachmaker's experiments 240 Cobbett, William 144, 991 269, 296, 345, 429, 437 265 Cogswell, Jonathan, vlies 192 153 | Coins, foreign, treasury report upon 22-regulation of 265, 399 55, 438 Coleman, W. A. ent of the 276 Register at N. York Colonization society-address 165; letter from . Moud 733 of Elle, 109 ith, battle was fought 345, 32; 345 575; 173 ank Advertisements, curious, 434 tes, Alien get 1, 434 341 duction 269; state of Annapolis 179, 220, 221, 235, 317, 437; reports re- 109 437 346 64,96 Columbia river, journal of the Franking 61,96, Slavery-see Missouri and Ar- 97 kansaw-and 95 64 60, 98 Spencer. Mr. 33, 55, 61, 94 59, 96, 97 South American states 64 98 Steam carriages 66 67 61 Tennessee 57, 60, 64, 97 97 naval sites 59 Treasury department 57; docu. 61 ments accompanying the an- nual report 167 &c. 6, 13, 57, 58, 59, 60, 67, 97 Treaty with Spain 27, 33; with the Chickasaws 61, 62 62, 68, 94 Light houses beacons, &c, 98 Washington-about a statue of 61 58, 59, 66 57, 60 tion respecting him, 96 67, 95 Williams, George 6, 67 60,96 64, 65; fatigue duty of 95 57; about certain British settling controversies between 61 claims 57, 61; sinking fund states 57; on the bill to alter the Hanseatic towns 58, 62; ac tion of electors, &c. 57; on a pen- cuedings on Messrs, Johnson 61, 62; respecting the treaty Jing a statute of Washington 58 Michigan 57, 58 charging the committee on the 57 sons of color 59; about roads 60% peal of the charter 60, 67 the vessels 60. 95, 96, 98; sup: tion of the army 67; about slavery 57, 96 Contracts, the obligation of 269 58, 98 - see “Law cases. 57, 61, 96 Persons of color 58, 59,96 Cotton- sec British affairs, East 97 India, &c. price of 319, 320; 60, 96 416 26 Counterfeiting-see "banks" 61,98 Cuba-reported" cession 210, 96 237, 430, 438; patriot prison- 61 Report--on foreign coins 22; ers at 270; arrivals and depar- 67. 96 about balances in the state tures, at Havana 318; sickness D. 57, 61,96 Roads and canals 61, 96; report Date tree, naturalization of in 186 335 214 62 Delaware-worthy act of the g'd 57,97 jury of Newcastle county 271 61 Denmark-loan negociated 140; 66 Seminole war - report to the a sloop of war arrives at New 416 port at length, 33; documents Desultory remarks, editorial 357 61 Dialogue about the scarcity of 262 58, 59, 60, 97 59; proceedings 61, 63 Distance conquered by steam, 400 Domestic goods, specimens of 61 nufactures, sce “Na li l- 33, 601 terests," hints on timi, orsyth, I. 4401 438 139 288 261 365 438 retorn 345 Baltimore society 180; re for the cession 296-reports Germany, generally--bankrupt- Am. 5; premature interment 16', 178 111; Wirtemburg 111, 140; 385 procated by England and zebue, noticed :40; assassinat- 291 175, 227, 270, 346, 43u; Bavaa 272 175; Hess: Darmstadt 430; the 405 universities 175; Hesse Cas- FRANCE sel 191, 207; Persian ambas- 110 sador at Vienna 2 2; Trade of 110, 318, 382 Lubec 237: potices of the po- 134, 173, 174 139, 173 pulation 27 '; to prevent duel- ling 270; bank of Hamburg 27i); recruiting 346; “Black Alliance" 345; «Teutonic as. sociation” 36.; agitations 365; 270, 430 trial by jury 36 ; Hoffer's fa- mily 383; salutations 383; 20:1- cordat 430; university of Jena 4.50 236 Gibraltar, duelling at 294 363 “Give us the naines!" 173 Glass, American-manufactures Deaf and dumb of and remarks 308—wares imported, remarks on the manner of, &c. 403 158, 174, 222 Good Hope, the cape of_insur- 317, 414 rections at 346, 383, 139 GI hoppers, multirudes of 440 139 Greene, gen. 400 345 н, Hayti, inentioned 382, 438 Haniilton, the British duke of * 429 Hail storm, a severe one 239 Hanson, A. C. dies 176 counsellors 221; takes the sacrament by 270 Hats, a new manufacture of 250; a machine for carding the 429 wool for 110, 128, 180 345, 414 reported insurrection, muni. Marriage, singular offer of 158, 236 ficence of king Henry 175; a 382 Haydian vessel arrives in the 55 sound 335; admiral Popham 382 Military instruction 156 pays his respects to the king 365; mentioned in the French 270 chamber of deputies 382; me. thodist missionaries in 439 139 Health of our cities 440 Petrs, the chamber of 110 Heat, uncommon 416,431 110 Hillisajo, the Seminole chief 419 224 Population, &c. Hog, a very large ono 192 Refugees, invited home 223 Home industry and national 139 wealth 369, 335 417 270 Horse power for boats 431 Houston, jurige, dies 272 420 Hubbard, Mr. A. 405 142, 346 South America, relations with 438 livelrophobia 288, 320; on the Stocks cure of, by the “scullcap" 363 K. 1.58 Keith, Israel, dies 308 206 Kentucky-- Mr. Jubhard's ad- 221 dress 405 Tio mine's Kidnapping a white child 110 King, 2-Burke'sdescription of one 319;- Mr. Tifus 21 Washington's birth day, st Paris Knife, exiraordinary 296 G, 1. Gaines, gen. 40, 145, 176 Nlinois--seat chosen for the ca. 3:36 !12 Imitations, servile 320 110 174 288 173 401 Pensions 110 174 139 110 433 Stornis 270 429 130 Very." Indiana—the Harmony society about the recovery of a debt Meteorological notices and re- 431 due by a bank (imaginary] marks, published by J. Meigs, rokees at Washington 56; sir William Scott 236; for slan Mexico-of the coinage 127, specting a bank note cut in ported movements in Texas 365, 384, 400, 440 gyman vs. a vestryman 399 Michigan, lake-Green bay, 176; 344 344 186 46 Miller, gen James 40, 439 159 416 specting slaves 160 438 on 311; replication to 360; re length of its stream and of its rial essay relating to him 25; Locusts, appearance of 298 pedition 143, 320, 368, 377, Longevity, cases of 56, 144, 384, 440; town of Franklin 256, 430, 437 287,336; progress of improve. 298 Mitigation of slavery, see "sla- 287 | Mobile 240 419 M. “Mohawk Indians," who de- Monroe, president, on his south- 131 Mail-guards, official report re 233, 239, 272; (at Athers G) 144 specting 4; between Balti. 287; (visits the missionary 321 more and Philadelphia 78; 416 298 239 384 98 N. 384 nays, &c. 294; return of votes National feelings and prejudi. 402 376 Manufactories shutting up 273 luable essays from the Phila. 440 Marriages-singwar 40, 238 delphia society for promoting them 6-see coress; appro Maryland-acts of the legisla no. 2, 153; no. 3, 169, no, 4, 143; Mr Brackenridge's 219, no. 7, 250, no. 8, 263, no. 362 in the house of delegates 226; 348, no. 12, 373, no. 13, 409; 434 not pay their debts! 261 Navy and naval. Progress of port 298; regulation of dama Ontario 112, 143, 176, 208; 2.4, 298, 346, 400, 439; En. , , |