Embargo, bill to repeal the act laying an

(see Great Britain)

Page.

525.

(see bills)

England,
Erie, success of the naval armament on lake
bill to authorize the purchase of the vessels captur-

ed on lake

575.

(see bills)

Evans Oliver, petitions, &c. complaining of the oppressions
93, 97, 180, 181, 369, 437, 559.

of •

granted to

bill to extend the patents for steam engines,

338.

(see bills)

Expatriation, motion to make provision for the exercise of

the right of

Exports of the United States, report of the

F.

Failure of the arms on the north-western frontier, proceed-

ings and documents respecting the 82

Farmers bank of Alexandria, bill to extend the charter of the 247.

(see bills)

and mechanics bank of Georgetown, bill to incor•

porate the

410.

(see billa)

Finances of the United States, view of the, communicated

Page.

Finances of the United States, annual report on the state

of the

Flags, standards and colors taken from the enemies of the
United States, bill to provide for the collection
and preservation of the

410.

276.

(see bills)

Floating batteries, bill to authorize the erection of

(see bills from the senate j

Flotilla officers, bill to authorize the appointment of

Foreign relations, state of our

(see bills fom the senate)

8 to 18, 107, 108.
committee on, appointed, see committee)

Fort Meigs, the enemy repulsed in his attack on,
Forts George and Erie, in the British province of Canada,
captured by the American forces,

16.

16.

14, 191, 588, 611.

France, state of our relations with

Frazier Samuel,

Farar Benjamin,

Forrest Joseph,

27, 375, 446, 470.

33, 61, 446.

73, 503.

74, 200, 201.

(see William Garrard)

85, 218.

93, 247.

(see bills)

Fitch John, late master of the ship Mars,

Flin Nancy, widow of Hugh Flin,

Fishermen residing in the city of New York,

304, 336.

343, 410.

(see bills)

369.

394, 565.

409, 453.

422.

Gaillard Mr. elected president pro tempore of the senate, 629.
Georgetown, bill to incorporate an insurance company in 183.
(see billa)
with water, bill to incorporate a company for

(see bills from the senate)

supplying

Georgia, members from, appear, to wit:

562.

William Barnett
Bolling Hall,

George M. Troup,
Thomas Telfair,

John Forsythe,

A. Cuthbert,

32.

37.

292.

574.

(see bille)

bill to continue in force an act of the state of

and Maryland, bill to continue in force certain

acts of the states of

479.

(see bills from the senate)
Gloninger John, resigns and is succeeded by Edward Crouch, 6.
Great Britain, information of the state of our relations with 8

9, 107, 108.

declines the acceptance of the mediation of-
fered by Russia, to bring about a peace
with the United States

8, 9, 107, 108.

12, 13, 14.

retaliation of the United States, for the de-
parture
from the known and established

offers to treat for peace at Gottenburgh, 107, 108.

Gottenburgh, in Sweden, Great Britain offers to treat for

peace with the United States, at 107, 108.

Guenin J. B. an impressed American seaman, letter from 66.

Governors of the New York Hospital, (see New York)

Gates Nathaniel and Matthew Buell,

Goodwin Daniel, executor of Benjamin Goodwin,

Harris Thomas K. his election contested by William Kelly,

(see contested elections)

Harrison general, defeats and captures the British army

under general Proctor,

Hawkins Joseph H. elected in the place of Henry Clay, re-

Horses employed in the service of the house, compensation
allowed for

owned by militia and volunteers and lost or killed,
compensation for

(see bille)

Hospital in the Choctaw nation of Indians, inquiry into the

expediency of establishing a

10.

409.

618.

94.

510.

Hungerford John P. his election contested by John Taliaferro,
(see contested elections)

Hyneman John M. resigns, and is succeeded by Daniel Udree, 6.

Hosmer Timothy,

Heald Nathan,

Pagé
· 208.

Harrison Samuel and John T. Courtney, 246, 438, 586, 613.

Hendricks William,

Hollingsworth Levi and William,

312, 364, 497.
318, 356, 357.

343.

(see bills)

bill to confirm certain land claims in the 329.

(see bills)

bill providing for certain land claims in the 425.

(see bills)

Importation of certain articles, bill to prohibit the

259.

(see bills from the senate)
Importations into the United States, statements of 1. 117.
Impressed American seamen, letters from

66, 264.

into the service, bill making payment for pro-
perty

Indiana territory, the delegate from, appears,

371.

(see bills)

6.

protest of the legislature of the 285, 286, 323.
(see bills)

bill to define the duties of the judges of
the general court of the

280

(see bills)

bill giving pre-emption rights to certain
settlers in the

344.

(see bills)

Indians (Creeks) on the south-western border, at the in-

stance of the Briush, commence war
against the United States, and are de
feated by generals Coffee and Jackson, 19.

of the Michigan territory and elsewhere, supplied
from the public stores,

367.