NILES

2

NOTICES OF THE ARTS AND MANUFACTURES, AND A RECORD
OF THE EVENTS OF THE TIMES.

H. NILES, EDITOR

Hæc olim meminisse juvabit.-VIRGIL

FROM SEPTEMBER 1815 TO MARCH 1816-VOL. IX

Bernadotte

326 Berthier, fate of

389

431 Captured slaves

CALIFOR

27 Carnot and Fouche 168-see
French affairs.

Biography of gov. Tompkins 245
Bishops, the English

's fund at Boston

A.
Admirals proposed
Agriculture, Isaac Briggs' essay
upon
Algiers various notices of the
things belonging to the war
with 15, 30, 43, 75, 104, 120,
135, 203
defeat of her fleet 16, 107
Irish remarks upon 199 Blue lights

19 Carthagena (S. A.) 104, 202, 404,
269
420, 429, 451
privateers, remarks

Blind woman restored to sight 452
Blucher, marshal's account of upon
his battles with Bonaparte 20, Carrol, archbishop, dies
letter to Davoust. 102 Casan, dreadful fire at
30 Cass, gov. at Detroit
Cattle shows

44 Cats

215

260

309

243

111, 162, 423

182

Canadian do.
Decatur's letters 30, 203
Bainbridge's do. 204; of
his squadron 216, 244, 299
private letters203, 206, 284
reported dissatisfied 299,
419, 429
312, 333 Brazils, the
419 Bridge, at M'Call's ferry
32 Briggs Isaac, his esssay
agriculture and manufactures

204 Bonaparte-see French affairs;
Joseph at N. York
Bounty lands-sur. general's
notice 15; war office regula-
tions
Bourbons, the family of 38-
see France, Spain, &c.

treaty with

Algerine fleet

Allen gen. William

Alligator caught

Alsace devastated

American philosophical society

32

257

British.

Celebration of Jackson's victo-
ry at Washington City 388
389 Champlain lake-first naval
battle upon 62; fortifications

185 Parliament-regent's speech 4;
squadron at Gibraltar 244 weights and measures 119; sea- Charleston 152; shipping at
seamen in England 115 men seeking employment 28; force Chemical manufactures
ships as spoken of in in Canada 29; barbarities 29; vani-Chester, Eng. trick at
England
429 ty 31; deserters 32; inscription Chili, state of
captives in Morocco 430 Wellington and Broke," 43; gen-Chinese and the British
prisoners in Carthagena 451 tility 43; outrage on lake Erie 44, Church and state 19, 55, 57, 283
Americans taxed in France 258, 260; West Indies 64; statistics, Cincinnati, picture of 35; the
403, 409 loans, &c. 66; emigrations to Paris

Apple, large
172 72; princess confined at N. Y, 76, Clay, Mr. 151, 186; at Lexing-
Appointments by the president stocks 76, 103, 168, 197, 211, ton, 196; re-elected
259, 374, 431; order in council Clarke, Mrs.
149, 163; opinion on the burnings Clark's naval tactics
at Washington 156; "kings regi-
ment" 168; assizes 168; subsidies
169; army 169; national debt 169,
235; troops in the East Indies 169;
62 finances 172, 233, 234; emblem)
134 184, ships for Am. frigates 184;
425 navy, state of 184; morality 210,
284; India 210; paupers 232; un-
productive laborers 237; wealth
appropriations required 296 and resources 236; corn law 248; Cockburn
rioters, seamen 259, 298; army Coffin, admiral
Bainbridge, com. at Gibraltar 299 bills 284; agriculture depressed Columbia district

Arnold, Benedict on lake Cham-
plain
Armstrong gen. privateer

gen. vindicated

Army of the U. S 156; of the
peace establishment 214, 301;

Cochranes, the

297; mint, fire at 307; vessels Cold

adiniral
lord

45

84

28

43, 78

171

281

364

298, 364

121

43

-204

captured, &c. 323; treaty 310, Commerce, singular
333; the, at Buenos Ayres 360; in Commissioners of the navy
China 420; manufactures 423; curi- Compliment immense
osities 428; and Indians 428; prize
money, distributed 430; notions as

of England 68, 136, 27 to emigrants from France 432.

of Virginia, case of

state of

432 Brown, gen.
370 Brougham, Mr.
427 Buenos Ayres,

404

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Union of New-York
Banks of Baltimore and Boston
acceding
131, 214
of Pennsylvania, state of 428
new proposed in N. Y. 430
Barbary powers-see Algiers, &c.
lord Sheffield's remarks 138
and Austria

resolves of the allied

powers respecting

Barney, com,

Barley, a great crop of

Bathurst lord, on emigration

Beasley, Mr.

Bell, mayor of London

Benefits, theatrical

215

75, 215
168
73, 136, 300
military state of
260, 406
the British at 360
428
103, 200, 210
75

Buffalo
Bullion, price of
Burghest, lord
Burrows, capt. a monument to 153

C.

Cadiz, rich arrival at
414 Camelion, a living

293
430

handsome

135 Canada 112, 152, 168, 172, 202, of Willoughby and Smith, ntest-

204

309 Canadian volunteers 357-see

16 Congress.

260 Canby midshipman

136 Canvas, American

299

104
332

ed election, 295; Adams an Root,
do. 310; Dartmoor, 295, 331, 16,
418, 434; appropriation bills 96;
lead mines 296, 297; salt springs

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Dacres, capt.

D.

Dartmoor massacre, letter to
the editor respecting
— prison, letter to Mr.Beas-
ley

various facts

244

Fisheries, of the

F.

64 Flaxseed, sown in Ireland
Flag-staff at fort Niagara

18 Fleur de lys

152

151

299

215

167

197, 200, 214

essay from the London

Floridas, the

29

154

Morning Chronicle, respect-

295

ing

253.

296; the military committee re-Cushing, gen.
ports, &c. 297, 362, 379; Chesa-Custom-house receipts at N. Y. 44 Fish caught in a jug
peake and Delaware canal 309, 433,
434; public lands 309, 331; roads
Mr. Easton's plan 309; military aca
demies 310, 330, 331; British con-
vention 310, 330, 346, 348, 361, 379,
380,418, 434,452; Mississippi ter-
ritory memorial 330; Constitution
frigate 331, 348,418, 434; system of a petition to congress
-bankruptcy 331; bounty lands 346; Davis, Mathew L.
Indiana 349; Mr. Pickens' resolu-Dearborn, gen.
tions 346; Albermarle sound 346; Death, the sentence of
national currency or bank 356; com-Debt of the U. States
mercial intercourse 348, 419, 434; Decatur, see Algiers and
committee of ways and means, &c. Delaware election
354, 362, 363; treasury estimates Denmark 167; claims of
for 1816, 357: Canadian volunteers Despotism
357, 379, 434, 452; lieut, T. A. C. Detroit-see Indians at, & 75
Jones 361; Dr. Tilton 361; colonel Br. "right of search" at
Lawrence 361; of admirals 361,363,
affairs at
419; Argus, the brig 361, 434; ap- Dinner to Clay and Gallatin, at
peal from the chair 362; Wasp sloop New-York
of war, 362; new tariff 362, 363,
(provisional) 419, see secretary's
letter proposing 437; copper coins,
Mr. Root's motion 375, 434; previ-
ous question 375; direct tax 331,
375, (debate) 376, 379, 380, 418,
119, 434; post-office 379, 418; in-
ternal duties 379, 380, 418, 419,
434; duty on salt 379, 433; de- Dutch fleet in the Mediterra-
mands of Spain 380; relations with
do. 392; duties on imports 363, Dwarf, a
379, 408; Eastport, petitions from

32

211.

429

432 Free-schools in S. Carolina
403 Freights, rates of at Charleston 216
French affairs.

187

104

241

43

Proclamation of the king 4, 25,
163; commission of the govern
ment 5; ordinances of the king 129,
163; privy council of do. 297; de
claration of the representatives 5;
king's speech 212; answers to do.
259; anecdotes, &c. of the king 70,
71, 115, 150, 184; proceedings of
the legislature 6, 212, 259, 308,
374; Wellington's letters 6, 8-his
general orders 8; military conven-
tion 7; proscriptions 10, 419, 432;
treaties 169, 307, 372; army of the
135 208 315 Loire 13, 41, 60, 72, 102, 132; Blu-
152 cher's letters 20-his proceedings
41; of the contributions imposed,
&c. 25, 27, 60, 71, 72, 116, 133, 168,
216 169, 199, 200, 259, 284, 374; fo-
300 reign armies 25, 116, 168, 197, 209;

419; ordnance bill 418, 434; on the Eagle, a large one killed
period of service for senators 418; Eagles, numerous

403

com. Rodgers' case 418, 435; ship Election, an uniform mode of 349 liberty of the press 25, 115; mar-
owners in Baltimore 419; whiskey Elba

132 166 shal Ney 26, 115, 166, 182, 210,
401, 413, 431; Davoust's address
309 to the army 27; cessions to the al-
Cobbet's remarks upon 314 lies, &c, 60, 197; national guard 61;
· of British officers
of the French

332 Talleyrand's note 71-and Fouche
348 151; Maria Louisa 72, 116; mar-
208 shal Brune 72, 101; France divid-
298 ed into military districts by the al-
299 lies 73, 131; marshal Davoust 102;
44 marshal Macdonald 102, 431; Laba-
152 doyere 116-his trial, &c. 117, 132,
113167, 210, 258; marshal Moncey
149; (his letter to the king) 410,
431; letter to the duke de Riche-
lieu 414; of the duke of Riche-
1 lieu 431; report to the king 127,
381 Spanish proclamation 128-letter
76 Expenditures, &c. Am. & Br. 233 199; Prussian requisitions 129,
American-see receipts

436; deranged officers 436, 452-Erie, lake, Br, outrage upon
land bounty 436; committee of

commerce and manufactures re-, ancient naval fight on
ports 447; national university 452; Essex frigate, lieut. Gamble
gen. Washington 452. ·

307; Fouche 151, 164; Nismes,
massacre at 164, 283, 307, 375;
283 French courtesy 166; statues and
pictures 167; depredations 168;
stocks 198, 259, 307; ministry, new
1198; arms delivered up 199; Car-
19 not 209, 258; allied sovereigns 210,
33 fortresses 258; Americans taxed
33 in 258, 403, 409; foreign minis-
30 ters at Paris 259; liberty 258; seli-
137 tion act 303; arrests 403; marshal
137 Grouchy 404; law of amnesty 412;
172, 299 various scraps of a miscellaneous
355 character, too tedious to describe 8,
35019, 14, 25, 40, 61, 70, 72, 115, 131,
363149, 166, 168, 183, 184, 197, 299
4951257, 283, SUT, 374, 431.

Ceylon a-l the legitimates
189 On the affairs of Mexico
202 To an unknown correspondent
202 Address to delinquents
349 Sheep and wool-books
351 To Mr. Cobbett,

439 An uniform mode of election
151 On salaries

On manufactures
26 On our relations with Spain

5

7

Huninguen

INDEX

of Napoleon Bonaparte.
Fouche's letters 10, 165; at Roche-Hunter, an old one
fort 11; proceeds to the Bellero-

I.

16 From capt

300

32, 204

167, 169, 183

phon, ib.; anecdotes and incidents Impressment, cases of
while there 12, 13, 24, 58, 72, 101, Imports, duties upon
103, 130, 197; his proclamation to Independence 74
the Belgians 26; of his favorite India
Mameluke 28; of his library 60;
his protest 112; his letter to the
prince regent 10, 139; directions of
the British government respecting
211; his baggage 283; arrives at
St. Helena 402, 413; presents to
him 431; of his carriage ib.; of the
vessel that was to have carried him
from France 432. See the supple
ment to the volume for many other in
teresting facts.

Bonaparte family-13, 131, 168;
Joseph 44, 104, Jerome 116; Lu-
cien 131.

Fulton the first,' see steam fri-
gate and

General orders of the adj't and

Indian affairs-speech of a Ma
ha chief 29; at Detroit 63, 64,
75, 216; prophet 77; treaty
with N.York 103; eloquence
112; the Creeks 42, 151, 187,
188, 202, 215; treaties 216,
238, 329, 344; prisoners 299;
the Seminoles 404; excited
by the British
Indiana territory--population
of 171, 186; salt works 186;
legislature, gov'r's speech
351; memorial
Influenza, its periods
Inland navigation
Inquisition, murders by
Internal duties

from

428

352

To the secretary of war.
From the selectmen of Ston-

300 Talleyrand and Fouche to the
allied sovereigns

44

307 Gen. Pike to his wife

134

10

35

102

105

108

131

ib.

133

134

151

155

277,369 The pope to the king of Spain 164
Carnot to Fouche and reply 167
428 Mr. Jefferson on the Taurino
143, 429 cloth
258, 431 Com. Decatur to the Neapolitan
199 minister

191

Gamble, lieut,

29, 293

Ionian islands
Ireland, state of the country

209

210, 259 Col. James to gov. Cass, replies,

of col. Mitchell

155 Irish Catholics

169

&c.

241