NOTICES OF THE ARTS AND MANUFACTURES, AND A RECORD

OF THE EVENTS OF THE TIMES:.

H. NILES, EDITOR.

THE PAST THE PRESENT FOR THE FUTURE,

FROM SEPTEMBER, 1825, TO MARCH, 1826_VOL. XXIX.

25,77

the king

25

38

37

28

A.

Banks-general remarks on the 116: children rapidly brought forth jos,
Adams, John-former president, robberies of and by 98, 99;

Clarence, the duke's daughter by mrs.

Jorlan 103; Coolcanr, lord 119; Co-
his age, &c.

176 town and country, various lombia, minister to 383; colonjal trade
Adams, president. His address facts and proceedings 179, 362; laws 146; commage 103, 426; civilization

38; cotton-se General heal-price and
to Lafayette 41; visits his fa-
general essays concerning 210,

consumption 3o; destroyerl 218; trade
ther 49, 65; at Salem 113; 259, 321; a printers' 258; a hit 200, 311; grown in Valla 404: Coutie,
at New York and Philadelphia at bank making

361 mrs. 7, 25, 88, 239, 261 404; corn laws
129; letter to the Baltimore Bankers and counterfeiters 320

118; Carlisle,cari of 109; corn destroyed

by "game" 57; Cumet, steam boat 230;
deputation 145. See "congresy." Bankruptcies, remarks on 294 chureh, ebe 38, 116, commerce, suatistical

fsets
Africa. Travellers in the inte-
Barbary porcers. Earthquake in

Dawson, lieut. case of 85; d-bt 323; inter
rior of 26, 121, 425; Sierra

Algiers 7; sketches of Algierz esting exhibit of 357; drawing room of
Leone, statistics of 116; sabe to be published 13.1; Tripoli
guinary war in 74, 295; pun. at war with Sardinia 153, 170;

Eust India stock 89; equestrian fest 128;

execution, remarkable
ishment of selons 74; of tho insurrection in Algiers 384; Female horse slealers 37; Fry, mrs. 56;
Niger 260; noices of the slave revolt in Morocco 170; Spa-

"free trudr" 49, 86, 1.8, 207, 303, 301,
trade, facts and remarks 28, nish refugees in

425

403; flas, spinning of 327; Foote, miss,
the actress 180; For Unilabbey

423
72, 244, 311, 323, 364, 419; Barton, goncral

262 Game ari game laws 57; Greina Green
reported discoveries in 182, Barbour, Mr. secretary of war marriages 7; giantess 28; Glasgow maint-
260; Monbasso 153; for sup-

ufacturers 53; Greek vessel of war ar.
see congress; his letters to gov.

rives 109, 311;" Greece, supplies for,
pressing the slavo trade 363; Troup 229, 247; letter to Mr.

stopped

218
of the American colony in- Carson, respecting the naiion- Hayti, apprehensions concerning 7s; con-
letter from Mr. Ashmun, 101; al road to New Orleans 359

sul to 123; heat in England 27,38; bops,

speculations in
vessels to depart for 176, 305; Barham, John, dies

80 Ireland-tyranny on the poor 119; dis-
proceedings of the society 329; Bar maids, havdsome ones 56 turbed 327 Irish laborers 38; insurance
notice from the agent

ottice, capital of

51
364 Barton, Mr. to Mr. Scott 186

King's dinner hour!

103
Agriculturalists and banks 258 Berrien, judge and gov. Troup 45 Law, of the 381; lady, strange frolick of
Alabama. Health, &c. of Mo- Bevan, Joseph V.

163 one 119. loans to S. Arueries, &c. 364;
bile 147; ravages of the cater-

London, statistics 133, 153, 291; 105 in
Bills of exchange, (see congress)

423; mortality 423. Luwe, sir Hudson
pillar 147; fine for a crime of damages on

163

404
without a name 208; trial of Bishops in the U. S.

365

Manufacturers, alarmerl 189: Mar, the earl
a counterfeiter 320; govern-

of 119: mail 381: marriage laws 294; me-
Blankets, use of at fires 205

cbenics institutes 311: Mexico, treaty.
or's message
387 Boarman, John, dies

272

with i, 39, 193; machinery, powers ot'
Alleganies-oldest native west Bonaparte family-Madame Pau- Hl; money market 1.9, 320, 382, 383,
of the
66, 83

403, 401, 423, 426; musical festival at
line 118; Jerome, Louis and

York 116, 152; inurder
Alphabets-letters in several 102 mad. Murat 333; fear of Na- Naval...promotions 37; ship Princess Char-
"American," the N. Y.

322

poleon, though deal! 424 lotte 120, 152; ufiicial lists 310. Nobility
American ship with the Turks 418 Books-interesting facts of

150

and Nell Gwynn 202; Northumberland,

the duke of
Ancestry, a long line of 27, 80 Bookselling, great business in 209 Perth, the American consul at 144; pres.
Animalculæ
148 Boring for water

88 sure on the ban. S...see “money inark-
Apple tree, productive 160 Boon, col mentioned

217

el" above; poor rates 381; popery and

po popery 85; Parry, capt. 218; proela.
Appointments by president and Bradshaw, George, dies 376

marion of Heory Fill. 119; property,
senate 16, 63, 122, 160, 192, 283 Braddock, gen. bis death refer-

rise in the value of 327; prodigality and
Arrarat, the city;,Noah,“judge of red to

81

Pauperism 212; pork, price of

Heligious &c, 85, 19, 218: revenue 218, 40
Israel” 32, 54; notice of the Brandywine-see-navy." Toast Savings hanks 381, silk manufactories 361;
"judge's" proclamation 69; re- about the field of

2 shipping. list of, &c. 86; Scott, sir Wal.
ply of De Cologne

ter 218; smuggling 7; slaves in the W.
330 Brazil. Relations with Buenos Indies 37; bounty paid for the support
Arkansas-election 64; culture

Ayres, &c. 7, 275, 355, 363;

of 73; of the emancipation of 327, 328;
of cotton 166; finances 2641
war declared 404; imperial pro-

Stamps 75; stock companies 183; stocks
Army-gen. Atkinson's, com-

28, 119, 134, 152, 404; specie exported 37,
clamation 425; relations with 83, 103, 119, 382; steam packets 134; su-
mand 115; employment of the

G. Britain 310; invasion of gar, bounty on the W. I.
corps of engineers 121, 144,

Peru 8; German troops in 28;

Tariff, at length 135, 153; tobacco trade
promotions and appointments

37; theatric matters i; Thames tun.
admiral Cochrane 74; disaffec- net 119; tonnage built, &c.
-122, 360; force of the 359;
desertions 366. Sec cougress.

tion spoken of 39; Rio Janei-

Weights and measures 422; Wellesley,
ro 85; var prospects 74, 73,

mars, 212; Wellington's statne 119; Wil-
Arsenic, careless keeping of 289

liams, Samuel 230, 248; wizzard, ait;

S65; save trade 85; commerce woven trade
Austria. Proceedings favorable

85; relations with Peru 78;

York, the duke of 28, 37; city, great musi
to the Turks 29, 75, 101, 120;

cal festival at

116,152
samnine in Ceara 90, 311, 382;
aigrette found near Vienna

Broom corn

192
59; wild man 59; widow of

the empress 104; treaty with

Brown, Mr. minister to France 112
Napoleon 103; legitimate de-

Portugal 149, 153, 175; youths

Bruce, William, dies

170
in France 149; Pernambuco
creo 150; coronation of the

275; treaty with G. Britain 363;

Buenos Ayres. Relations with
emperor as king of Hungary

Brazil, &c, 7, 27, 275, 355,
152. See Germany, “Holy al-

mistachios! 352; heir to 404
Breakwater in the Delaware 246

365, 404, 405; the Oriental
liance," &c.

Province, proceedings, battles,
B.

&c. 7, 27, 259, 275, 405, 425;
Bagdat, great flood at

80
Bridge, Edwarı, dies
169
Britiså Affairs.

inportation of flour 231; Mon-
Balloon, ascends at New York 32 Albans, St. the duke of 262; army 37 te Video 8; speculations 275;
Baltic trade

401, 419 Barius, mr. 382; bank of England 422; M. Rivadavia 425; toleration
Bampen, Jacob, dies

403

305

152

57

See congress:

4.5

208

432
Bumper, called a skool

and! Moglo 29: Hainilton's statue of
trrats with Misjco 356; financez 405;
printer General Soublette 423; Mr.

1

976, 432: Hamilton, mr. 318: Hemphiil,
Bunker's Hill, remark on the ce-

432
Luty

inr. 316, 33, 359, 391: Haynes, 15.".
lebration at
66 Columbia district-proposed ter-

Illinois 320-1:15? rsoll's alridement 361

--Ilana 252 271, 317, 371, 37.), 4.9-In.
376
Burns, Alesander, dies

riioriai government 246; of

slians in Florida 301-inghan, mr. 254,
Bushel, graias of wheat, &c. in 112
the institute 16: grand lodge 363 536, 372-juvalids 270-iron, duties on

375
C.
"Columbian Observer." 5, 193

Internal impunements 259 350, 370,407:

1. S
Calhoun, Mr.
194 Comet, length of its lar!

Trians 297, 391. 431-trailp with 412

131
Canvas, of colton

pr. $errarion and civilization
361 Commerce, general view of that

Johnson, R M.237; Jason James 391,
Sanada-arrival of settlers, &c. 6, 420 of England, France and Ame-

40; Johnson Francis 430: Johnston,
Qebic 8; Montreal 64, 104, sean n;

rica 77; sensibility about 300, 437

ur. 257, 218: Serson mr. alta se
153; exports 28, 83; th gerat ship 48,

Communities, on Owen's pian 24 er i insine of 271,271, 287-judiciary,
134, 218, 230, 288; population 102, 404,

retotiv to the 252, 255, 255, 256, 270, 281,
statistics 102, 404; canals 103, 275; ship

Congress.

318,30,352, 1-mr Wer's bill 985,
building 104, 31, remarks om British
Merting of tbe first session of the 19th

304 319.3), 133, 238 350 372.373, 429
"free trade" 89; punishment of crimai-

232
Congress

King, coi. William 269-Kent, mr. 319-
nals 13%; Highland rigiment in 15.3; Ada, Mr. of N. 1. 373; Avnapolis 389;

Irrintt, mr.

320, 374
commerce 231, 404; the parliuvent 38;

Africa, agency in 39, 413; Augusta
import of teas

422
430; einertinents to the constitution

Lands gelir.quished 973; lands, proposi-

trons. Rr. concerning 254, 256, 270, 271,
Canals-sce the several states.

propus d 253, 254, 255, 256, 269, 272,

972 284, 225, 207, 318, 319. 320, 334, 335,
288 320, 337, 48, 415, 418, 424, 430,
Inclined plancs 24; projected
431, 432; aratorius 271, 389, 412, 4313

319, 372.373, 392, 401, 412, 414, 416, 428,
in the south 98; to lake Erie by
Alstot, Mr. 272; Arkansas 351; army,

49; land wariants 252; bws, papers in

whicle publicad 320, 335; laws, the
the Big Beaver 100; round the relative to 271, 297, 320, 325, 347, 370,

publication of 417 - lead nins 253, 271,
Niagara Falls 114; the use of 414, 431; attorns of the l' $ 330; ap

369, 179-light-louses 293, 319-Louis.
pr priatiur. 271,318, 334, 392, 413, lá,

ISO
canals

16 417; Alabama 333; arbitritsyy

ville, proposed hospital al 319-canal

370- Livingston nr. 256 336; Lloyd, my,
Cannibalism-in N.Zealand 64, 150

teno 34; accountability ut officers-see

252, 294. 316 331, 371 - his speech on

"monjes."
Cape de Verd Islands
Bauks in the district 302; hankmipter,

bavigation 38-report on the Aisheries
Cape Henlopen
246, 292

393 - letters from the secretary of war

system of 251, 232, 301, 429; British
Cardinal Richelieu
416

31- Lilll, me 416, 130--library,

416
prosinees 129, 30; Barton, Mr. 252,

Mycon, mr. 389 - Maison Rouge, the mar.
Carleton, Henry, killed

337; Builey, Mr. 256; Hallimoge 270,

quis' claims 389, 3, 413-mail roars,
334 371, 389, 415; Bayles, Mr. 269,

64
Carr, the rev. John, dies

in provement of 573-Warbletrad.375,
3.35, 391; Burgess is 335; Bion, Mr. 391-mail route, Baki zote and Piula.

353
Carson, Mr. to Mr. Barbour

432; Breakwater 234, 373, 391 114,415, delphia 3.36, 352, 372 374-Merer, mr.
Cass, gov. and the Indians 187 416; Bradley, Mr. 375; Buzzard's ly 350.- Massachusetts' claims 316-)ic
Cattle horns, the essence of 197

375, 392: British parliament, news of Cor. mr. 285-monies, pode ser trity

28-4; books (14; bank of the U, S. 430;
Central America. Reported dis. Barley, Mr. 4!5, 432; Buchwan, Mr.

of 304, 318, 319, 373.350,371-McDutta

mr 271 - nilitary acaderny 325, 382
turbances in 39; loan negociat-

269, 430

373, 374-McLane, mr. 271 - McPherriu,
cd in England 104; minister

Cape Fear river 413; capitol, of the fire
in the 217; captains in the army 347,

Clark 251-Mallary, or 254, 413. 414-

Moad, R W.284; Miner, mr. 372, 414, 416
from at Washington 192; Co- 348, 412; Cambreleng, Mr. 372, 415; -military land warrants 270- Mitchci),
chineal 218; population 218; Canals, relative to 15, 271, 284, 285, col. 399- Mitchell. mr. of Ten. 236 297
meeting of the congress of

287, 303, 336, 373 379, 391, 413; - Mitchell, ir, or . C. 285-medicine

Chambers, Mr.deach of 371; collection chests in merchant vessels 374-mem.
382; Indians in 382;extent of 382

discricis, new ons proposed 301; Corke, bers, a list of 231 ----solve about phinse
Chaldean Christians

420 Mr.318, 415. 429.431; clerks 319; con. who had been appointed to office 301-
Charcoal, fatal effects of ISO tingent fund 319; copp's mines 370; Missouri 252, 234-Michigan 2*4.359,

coasting trade 304; cotton canvass 351,
81

204-militia 269, 271 304 319, 370. 412,
Challelux, M. his travels

370; chaplains 252, 255; Charleston 270, 410 --muscle shoals 373, 375-Mourar,
Cherokee Indians-D. Brown's 374; Cundlict Mr. 334, 392; clerk ap. mr. 270, 285, 285, 2-1, 371, 313, 3:5--To-
letter

105 pointed 233; Colin, Mr. 269; Cook. Mr. bil 254,612 - Vississippi river 28, 31.-

271, 268, 373, 420; Cherokee Indixing
Chili. Religious festivals 8;

Vand company t--the state 39), 112
272; cloud doors (of the hos) 237; Messages of the presiilent-at the com.
pope's mission to 89; sloop of Cooper, Thomas 316; Columbis, the

mencement of the session 2.33-qoru.
war Achilles 90; proceedings

district 270, 429; courts marzia 318, mients-report of the secretsry of war

320; Clarke, Mr 391; compensation of
on the dissolution of the con-

214- of the post master general 250-of
the members 265; Central America 392; the secretary of the navy 251--letter
gress 104; city of Conception Chambers Mr. 429; committees 252, 253, from general Brown 295-operations !
135; silver mines 260, 419, 255, 250; Creek Indians 389, 390; copy the engineer department 295, 312-

righis 243, 310; coffee, duty on 31 3;
425; disturbances 425; Chiloe 425

abont the treaty si Fort Jackson 286 –

Crownjoshield, Mr. 414; Cumberland communicating a copy of a certain
Chihuahua, minister from 311 road 269, 270, 319; custom house's 428; message from president Jefferson 257 --
China. Provisions at a dinner 26, custoins-gie duties below.

treaty with the Cherokees 301.--con-
extract from the code of laws
Dorsey, Mr. 335, 430; Denny, Penelope cerning the slave trade

313
287, 413, 415; Dickson and Co. 412, 420, Nacional road, see "Cumberland" alove
57; sacrifices 121; statistics

432; debt, imprisonment for 251, 25%; --New Jersey 281--north west coast 20!
150; refuses to assist the Sia- Decatur, Mrs. 271; Dubourg, Ann 393, 970 355, 396--N-wport. Kentucky L

317, 318, Dickerson Mr. 269, 359 370;
311

-North Carolina !?-Nantuckt 5:3.
mese

Disinal Swamp canal 285,2 6. 287, 304; 391-navigation, Mr. Lasil's spereh. 86
Christians

64

Distilled spirits 254 270, 284, 303, 310, Kaval-schools 271, 3.50-siirgronis 2:1,
Clay, Mr. mortality in his fa- 371, 392; drawbacks 402, 412, 4:6; de academy 348, 350--to provide timer
mily 113. See congress.

serters from the army 287, 320, 33.3; for 351 413-pension fund 3id-appro

from French slips 352; foreign v2834-18 printions 115--organization and pay of
Claims against France-see “spo- 374,414; discriminatory duties 317, 350, ile ottie 1s 371--experieures 392-ral
liations."

374, dividends unclaimed 250, 270; die estate purchase! for yam, &
Cider 288.
Clerc, Mr.

81 ties, in relation to 252, 271, 280, 237, Ohio 254 22, 318 419, 3.2; Ohio riv-r.

303, 317, 114,349. 373; Dwight, mr. 271, 284, 317 413 -ficers of consrus :772-
Clinton, De Wit, his masonic

287; revision of the laws proposed 336 orduaner 49-wen, mr 39-Oliver.
address

108 Eaton mr. 2:2; «ducation. lards granted Eben112.1 3.14-oringes
Coal, the Anthricite 55, 262;

fur 349; -% Denditures, &c 372; elections Panicu Sound 319-Philadelphia-certain

engtested 254, 251, 386; exchange, bills transaction, ali- Sep "d'utics"- Panama.
trade in 70, 180; slate coal 80;

of

318,334 of the proposed congress at 270, 3.31,
economy in the usc of 117; Fortificanons 271, 272, 286, 11, 373 374, 374 07.0, 70. 7.11.02. l'orific oci an,es.
smelting with

262 375, 392, 413; tish, Jrirel, 244, 371; free pelirion pinsposed to 3.pay of the

masons mentioned 4.31; Fareliy, mr. de meanbers 3-patent and colis tirlit
Colden, Mr.

359

cense of 351; franking by postinast ry liws 273, 319; pensioner: 1,7?; Pensa
Colombia. Colonel Leonardo executed 8; 334; fiscal year 250; Forsythe, mr. 270, col.120, 28, 39! -Pb Ipu, nr.320..Pbil