NOTICES OF THE ARTS AND MANUFACTURES, AND A RECORD
OF THE EVENTS OF THE TIMES.
THE PAST THE PRESENT-FOR THE FUTURE.
FROM MARCH TO SEPTEMBER, 1821-VOL. XX.
OR, VOLUME VIII-NEW SERIES.
HINTED FOR THE EDITOR BY WILLIAM OGDEN NILÉS;
WATER-STREET, EAST OF SOUTH-STREET.
Balloons, improvement in Baltimore-fat sheep killed at 80; claims against the U. S. 81; insolvents 85, 154; inspec- tions 112, 320; the city bank 225; battle monument 239; Mechanics' bank 256; notices of the health of 305, 321, 337, 369, 385, 401; 4th of July
Bank defaulters and robbers 225 Bank of the U. S. price of its stock 111; present condition of 289, 298; payment of divi- dends 344; loss caused by its mismanagement 289; branch at Savannah Banks, &c. special deposites, and list of notes of the non- paying banks, to the credit of the treasury 36; counterfeit and false notes 81; a new one made in New York 111; trials of defaulters in Maryland 127; certain small bills issued not money 128; engraving of bank notes 177; prices of notes 192, 402; profits declared Barbary states.-Morocco 47; Tunissian fleet destroyed 190, 254, 319; Algerine fleet
Choctaws 33, 368; war he tween the Indians in, 112, 192; bad conduct of the Osages 288; population Army-new regulations, &c. 47; appropriations 58; pay, &c. of the officers 56; case of Jew- itt 64; board of officers 111; peace establishment 191; re- gister of the officers, &c. 196; general order
Arnold, Thomas, dies 239; Be-
Bells, on the breaking of Belmain, Abraham
Chancery, the court of Cholmodelly vs. Clinton
Circular on the affairs of the holy al-
Clarence, the duke of Coffee-substitutes, &c.
Biddle, Charles Bonaparte, Napoleon-noticed 109; of his wife 109; cost of detaining him 188, 283; re- port that he was sick 302, 325; said to be dead 400; report confirmed 402; his tribute to Washington Bonnet-the Weathersfeld 304. progress and prospects of the manufacture 368, 376, 383, 403
Ireland-revenue 93; disturbed state of
253, 302. 335; distresses
Iron houses, masts and kings! Juggler's gains
King, the, visits theatre 76; his speech 61; of his journey to Ireland 253; his birth day
Liverpool, arrivals and departures 61;
Parliament-affairs of the queen 61, 77, 92, 95, 142, 143; reform 221; logic 404; king's speech 61; great meeting of the members 76; emoluments of the speak er 76; queen's message 77; on the im- port of American flour 77; holy al- liance 95, 127, 142, 270; annual, men- tioned 95; affairs of Naples, &c. 174; warm debates 174; about the slave trade 357; constitution of the h. of commons 413 Pedestrianism 76, 109, 142 Pennyfather, Mr.
cy 142 Colonization, African, noticed 239 364 Color of persons, facts and re- marks
109 Columbian, the newspaper
Wife sold 349; wives-a man who had 26! 399 Combs, domestic
Wool-woollen manufactures
142, 187 Commerce, protections of 296, 187, 257,
Editorial remarks on the proceedings &c. 1; ditto of the "Intelligencer" on the business of the session
Buenos Ayres-See Rio de la
Anderson vs. Dunn
Appropriation bill, general
Yeas and nays in the senate: on the Mia souri question 11, 16; the bill for the relief of the family of O. H. Perry Yeas and nays in the house, on the bill in favor of S Tucker 11; on that for the relief of purchasers of the public lands 13, 15; about Missouri 14; about the 16 bankrupt bili Congressional applicants for of fice. memorial and petition! 102 Connecticut-elections 128, 144; governor's message noticed 177; at length 212; school fund 256; retrenchinents 289; currant wine raised in 304; population 33; bank at Litch- field 383; report about public lands 389 13, 14 Constitutional questions 17, 255, 289 15, 16, 27 Convention-federal, debates 27, 28 in the, noticed &c.
403 Army-about officers employed as clerks
Campaigns, British at Wash. ington, &c.
Canada-emigrations to 270; cost of the colony 270; a ca. nal said to be cut to lake Champlain 352; not true 387; Montreal Carey, Mathew, compliment to
3; recruiting service 11; peace estab lishment 10, 14; appropriations, &c. 12, 28, 58; amount of savings estimated by different bills
Auctions, duties on sales at Baldwin, Mr.
Bankruptcy, a system of
Boundaries of states, N. W. of the Ohio 11 Census, respecting the Clay, Mr.
178, 401 29 Copper mine in New Jersey 11; 404 11, 15 Cotton yarn, its fineness 61, 308; state of the English mar-
Collectors of the customs, &c. Columbia, the district--the banks in 10,
Debt-to abolish imprisonment for Department of state Departments, a bill respecting Duties an imposts and tonnage Entries at the custom house Evening session
Florida treaty 10, 11, 14, 25, 28; of Alabama
387 French ships, &c.
80 Gaillard, Mr. thanks voted, &c. Ghent, the treaty of Gold coin
Catholic bishop, liberality to a 225 Census-see population of the several states. Champlain canal Charcoal, effects of Charleston-bishop England at 82 Cherokees, schools among the 102 Chess player, the automaton 288 Child thrown out of a window 368; one poisoned Chili-its army in Peru 95, 285; reported revolution in 95; fo- reign vessels on the coast 285; captain Shireff's letter to the director China-succession to the throne
ket, &c. 80, 96, goods, desir
ed for summer wear 239; crop
Cropper, gen. John dies
Crowned heads
28 Cruelty to animals, cases of Cuba-new governor arrives 79; import of slaves 94; va. luable fleet sails 223; state of
the islands 126, 143, 259; U.
S. com. agent 223; yellow fe.
10, 26 Culbreth, Mr. a letter from him
Message of the president-respecting the
Militia, returns
Mint of the U. S.
Missouri 10, 11; the joint committee 10, 12;
report and proccedings 13, 14, 16; ex- ecution of the laws therein
Darby, William 176, 203; valu.
ble information from him 410 Davis, W. D. his letter respect- ing the N. W. coast
| Navy-appropriations 11, 15; pension
143; last will and testament of the late emperor 185; pro- clamation of the new one 186; missionaries prohibited 336; the new emperor said to be assassinated 367; notice of the disease of the old one Churches, queer doings in Clark, col. Richard, dies Clay, Mr. his speech at Lexing.
Patent, to be issued
306 Piracy, on the punishment of Pensioners, revolutionary
Coffee-its consumption, &c. 111 Colombia, the republic of. Ma-
nifesto of the congress to the people 8; com. Aury 126; military preparations, &c. 79, 238, 303; negociations, &c,
Public buildings 5; lands, Maryland reso- lations respecting 11; to tax them in certain states 16; bill for the relief of purchasers of Purdy, col. Reports-on the public buildings 5; about officers of the army employed as clerks 3; on gold coins 5; respecting lot- teries in the district of Columbia ; on the general post office 26; brief extract from that of the com. on manufactures
East Indies-the cholera mor- bus at Manilla, &c. 94; Emirs of Sinde 94; Palembang 94; freights 110; dreadful sick- ness at Siam, &c. 143; war between Siam and Birmah 223; war in the Persian gulf 254, 352; import of sugar in- to England 288; cholera mor- bus 143, 336; ships in the Holy river 367; burning of
widows Economy! Editorial articles-Remarks on congress and its proceedings 1; on the loan 34; on the ways and means, &c. 34; on foreign news 65 177; general essays on domestic industry, &c. 35; free remarks on the state of things at Washington 50, 83; "fruits of the system" 81; a note to subscribers 96; on the agricultural interest 97; on representation 99; “our own family" and foreign mis- sions 101; congressional ap- Rointments to office 102; fo. reign state papers and news 129, 145, 167; desultory re- marks 130; what is the differ. ence? 178; money, stocks, &c. 209; things as they are 227; divinity of kings 226; on foreign paper used in the ge- neral post office 242; imports into Florida 257, 290; on mix- ed languages in the U. S. 274; the bank of the U. S. 289; British tourists in the U. S. 292; taxation as it is, a dia. logue 292; christian liberality 306; reply to the card of a Virginia farmer 306; "let us alone" 322; sales at auction 322; on the slave trade 324; plain talk 338, 370; on the persons and their product as employed in New York 387; items to independence 403;
on the close of the volume 401 Education-a character book 178 Edwards, Mrs. Rebeckah Egypt-Cleopatra's needle 94;
statue of Memnon 126; culti- vation of sugar 126; ships of the pacha
Emigration to the U. S. 52, 255,
383; error corrected
English language, of the deri-
vation of the words in
Engraving of bank notes Europe, generally, notices of 61 Executive department, cost of
Exports of animal and vegeta- ble food for several years 53
Fisheries--bounties and allow-
Fishermen captured Flax, the culture of 229, 384 Florida-notices of 17, 80, 98, 113, 416; commissioners 96, 191, 255; notice from the 272; gen. Jackson appointed go- vernor 36; officers appointed 224; Darby's memoir noticed 49, 203; notices of the coun- try 49, 353; goods imported into, &c. 49, 241, 254 273, 305; delay of delivery 321; gov. Coppinger's proclama. tion and surrender of St. Au- gustine 337; gov. Jackson's proclamation 353; surrender at Pensacola, particulars 404; the river St. John's, &c. 416; mails from Pensacola 272; Tampa bay Flour, prices of, &c. 35, 288; wheat exported 53; error in the table 65, 145; on its import into England, &c. 77; at a less price than rags 111; remarks on, Floyd, col. Benjamin, 80; gen. William, an account of his death, &c. Foreign missions and impostors
Georgia--A .new convent founded in 48; case of gen. Mitchell 116; governor's mes sage 181; finances 240; Mr. Walker, senator U. S. 240; law about lottery tickets 272; population 241 Germany-generally. Clerical impudence 94; lunatic asy- lum 110; the people in favor of Naples 176; Bavaria 176; Hesse Cassel 190; a priest left to his own con- science for having married! 176; Hesse Darmstadt, a con- stitution granted to 190; con- tingents of the confederation 382; economy!
Forsyth, Mr. entertained at Au- gusta 144; embarks for Spain
208 Franklin, Dr. some remarks by him 401 France-a new treaty said to be forming with England 32; Fouche 32; Swiss guards 46; stocks 46; Grenoble 188; re- venue and expenditures 46, 78; plots and conspiracies 78, 127, 284, 349, 365; eloths fraudulently sold 46; tem- pestuous debates 62, 109, 174,188, 205, 349; ordonance respecting Am. vessels 62, 96, 271, 303; letter of the king to the king of Naples 76; explosions, &c. 78; 109, 142; duke of Augouleme 78; Des Cazas 253: removal of statues proposed 78; La Fayette 109; his speech 395; B. Constant 109; frigate La Junon 127; feelings of the troops 142; of the Span- ish minister at Paris 143; M. de Balcas 143; affairs of Naples 143, 153; liberty of the press! 365; gen. Donadieu 174; revenue 188, 310; duchess of Angouleme 253; the faculty of the law suppressed at Grenoble 2.1; Mr. Gallatin at court 221; conscription 271; duke of Bordeaux 284; religious toleration 284, 304; Lava- lette 317; king to be crowned 335; En- glish at Paris 335; ancient statue disco- vered 339; Lallemand 349; cardinal Lu Zone 365; the navy 382; product of to bacco 382; premiums offered for useful discoveries 399; new pieces at the thea tres 400; population of Paris 413; mem- bers of the national convention 413; payment to the allied powers 413; ec- clesiastical establishment 414; Jeanne d' Are 414; vessels in the harbors of the U.S.
Freemasonry and the synod of Pittsburg
Hail storms Hale, capt. Nathan Hamburg-great price of gold
Holy alliance--declaration at Troppau on the affairs of Naples 31; reported fracas at 46; king of Naples expected 46; Prince Ruffo attending 60, 74; remarks on the con- spiracy of kings 65; progress 108, 153, 270, 305, 357; minis- ters, &c. assembled 74; king of Naples at 74; Troppau circular 124; British circular 75; king of Naples and Gallo 153; his letter to his son 170; proceedings 241; circular des- patch from Laybach 313; de- claration 315; Nesselrode's circular
Law cases-the Bello Corrunes (a salvage case) 2; Young vs. Bryan, Anderson w Dunn, Cobens vs. the state, of Virgi nia (al before the supreme court) bri f ly noticed 7; case at length 155, 183; U. S. vs. Wilkins, Green vs. Biddle, before the same 36; new rule established 36; Cohens, &c. again noticed 36; a man fined for disturbing religious worship 485 Anderson vs. Dunn, the case at length 72; about holding a person to prosecute 116; respecting certain small bank bills 128; breach of promise of marriage 128, 368; case of certain slaves transported coastwise 137; respecting apprentices 249; about the right of the U. S. bark 10 maintain a suit 250; Suffolk bank vs. Lincoln hank 250; Penn's manor case 250; case of Bowler and the jury that tried him 250; vs. the proprietors of a public stage 250; at Hamburg, about a bounty tendered to seamen for extra exertions 251; in Tennessee on the en- dorsement law 275; decree respecting certain distilled spirits 346; Indian ju risdiction with the state of New York 358, 41; between landlord and tenant
48 "Legitimate" concord Liberty-a definition of Lithrographic printing Loan of the U. S. facts and “re- marks" 34--see congress and laws. Notice from the sec. of the treasury 82; taken 97, 127; additional million want-
household 257; remarks, es-
says, &c. 35, 178; do. enti- tled "meaning of words" or "application of principles" 51, 65, 113, 168, 193, 209, 243, 259, 275, 296, 354; view of the use of domestic goods, &c. 178; "plain talk" 338, 370; persons employed in, in 387 N. York, and remarks Marine corps, promotions, &c. 383 63; libraries Marriage fee, a man put in jail for it 239; marriages, extra
Martinico, the island of Maryland--trial of the bank
defaulters, &c. 127; Gazette, the oldest paper in the U. S. 287; penitentiary 288; report about the appropriation of public lands for education 359; N. York report 376; Con- necticut do. 389, N. Hamp. shire, do. 390; population Massachusetts---arrangements with Maine 48; report to the legislature on the ingress of free negroes 311; public schools 108; great ox raised in 80; on the proposed repre- sentation in the senate 99; shoes made at Lynn 128; elections 144; governor's speech 251; amendments to the constitution 252, 277; an- cient law respecting persons chosen governors 288; popu
lat on Matlack, Timothy
Jones, gen. on militia musters 236 Jurists, a question for
Kean, Mr. the player, at Boston 47; at Baltimore 144; at Bos ton again, and remarks upon him 209; extravagancies Kentucky-circulating medium of 52, 85, 225, 241, 383; the Harmony society in 63; Tran- sylvania college 63; operation of the stop laws, &c. 85; state bank, &c. 180, 225; legal opi- nion of the stop laws 368; the bank declares a dividend of profits! 368; population 49,
Kosciusko-extract of a letter from him
Longevity, cases of 48, 80, 112, 128, 144, 224, 255 35 Looms, manufactured Louisa, an Am. ship, recaptur- ed on the coast of Peru Louisiana state of the finances 48; resolves about Florida 49; of the permanent seat of go- vernment 128; population of New Orleans and commerce 128; population 129; trade with N. York 383; health of New Orleans 400; whirlwind
Madagascar, slave trade check. ed in 269; a prince arrives in England, with a letter from king
Land, more wanted Land, public-notice to debtors for 279; notice to intruders upon 363; proposed addition. al appropriation for the use of schools, &c 359, 376, 389, 390, 391; report in congress, &c. Languages, &c. in the U. States 274; of the world
Law lumber--amount of re-
Madison, Dr. murdered
Mail, robberies of 96, 144 Mails, irregular and defective 97 Maine -arrangements with Mas- sachusetts 48; legislature 112; gov, King resigns 240; elec- tioneering in, with Holmes' speech 323; popula- tion 33; quakers' memorial 407 94, 110 Manilla, massacre at Manufactures, generally--looms
Militia, general return of 87; gen. Jones' letter on musters
Miller, capt. Samuel 47; capt Charles 63 Mint of the U. S. coinage, &c. 81, 404
Mississippi state--first steam boat arrives at Port Gibson 112 Missouri state-the legislature called 240; governor's mes sage 300; solemn act of 388; St Louis Enquirer 289; po. pulation 145; proclamation of
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