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, 1827-VOL. XXXII.
OR, VOLUME VIII.-THIRD SERIES.
BALTIMORE:
PRINTED FOR THE EDITORS,
AT THE FRANKLIN PRESS, WATER-STREET, EAST OF SOUTH-STREET.
Ackerinan, convention of
Adams, the president, leaves Wash-
ington
Adams, Mr. andJefferson, beauti-
ful extract
"Advocate," the Southern, extract
from
Affaires, charge des
196; Tombeckbee bank 310; Con-
necticut banks 320; dividend of
U. S. bank 327; Franklin bank of
N. J. 344: bank of the Common-
wealth, Ky.
421
Barbour, James, sec. of war, at An-
napolis 260; at Bedford, Pa. 358;
letter to gov. Lincoln of Mass.
Barbour, P. P.
Davy, sir Humphrey 362; delt
national, 84; imprisonment for
230; distresses of the poor 118,
182, 199, 291, 346; decision of a
judge
100
Elections, 293; East India company,
affairs of the 258; emigrants, aid
to 181; sent to America 210;
expenditure, comparative of G.
Britain and America 179; emolu-
ments of office
406
103 Forgeries 85; Franklin, capt. 150,
Barbarity, a strange case of
Barnes, Samuel
Agriculture of the U. S. an editorial
essay 49 to 58. See editorial.
Africa-Liberia, various notices of
the colony at 37, 80, 129, 148,
261, 420; maj. Laing and capt.
Clapperton in
Alabama-prohibits the introduc-
tion of slaves 100; report on the
Creek treaty 108; bank of the U.
S. in Mobile 194; Tombechee
bank 510; Muscle Shoals 323; a
negro burned to death 357; Mr.
Wills killed
"Albion," the, a British newspa
Beverley, Carter-see gen. Jackson
and Mr. Clay.
Billard table-Mr. Van Rensel-
Bolivar, see Colombia and Peru.
Bompland, madam
"America," Mr. Everett's history
Axe found-veni, vidi, vici"! 128
B.
"Bad news," a separation of the
union!
211
Bagging, see cotton and 266, 355
Baltimore--and the west 35; trade
of the Susquehanash 37, 113;
Oliver's free school 89; Baltimore
and Ohio rail road, reports, &c.
100, 228, 248, 308, 598; Greek
fair 129; the oratorio 161; in-
speetions 118; military 161, 241;
Patterson, Win. 176; bricks made
in
224
Banks and banking-burning of
paper money in Ky. $7; coun-
treits on the bank of the U. S.
11, 113; banks in Maine 112;
the branch of the bank of the U.
S. at Mobile, Als. 124; robbery
of the U. S. bank at Philadelphia
196; Eagle bark of New Haven
Boston-elections and electioneer-
ing 102, 198; case of matrimony
in 151; appropriation bills 176;
stages in 230; the late Mr. Phil-
Hips 262; monument to Franklin
279: trade of 279; dull times in
S47; schools
504 403
Brazil-the squadron defeated 195;
army defeated 152, 201; seizure of
the Spark 180; frigate Baltanore
201; battle of Rio Grande 213; al-
fairs in 250, 294; Mr. Raguet 250;
the Ontario 294; speech of the
emperor 311; com. Biddle at Rio
Breyt, Mr. of Lou. dinner to
Bricks made in Baltimore
British affairs.
Altered language and
210; American manufactures no-
ticed 38; Albans, the duke and
dutchess of 410, 425; Army, offi-
cers in the, 224; Ashantee, death
of the king of 104; Athol, the
duke of 151; attornies 328; Ar-
gyle, duke of
425;
Bank of England 424; Banker's
clearing 408; Brougham, Mr. 410;
Beutick, lord Will, m 425; bri-
bery 295; Brazil, treaty with 181;
Burdet, sir Francis 134, 230;
Burning well at Wey mouth 216;
Budget, the
Canning, Mr. 113, 134, 12,
appointed premier 182; extracts
from his speech as to the policy
he intended to pursue 291; remarks
in the occupation of Portugal
400, his remarks on the corn laws
408; canal project, a great 75;
Commercial statistics 428; Catho-
lic claims 134, 164, 280, 81, 38;
Clarence, the duke of 104, 133;
churches and places of worship
in London 346; Cobbett's Regis-
ter 85; coinage of the mint 1,3;
y colliers 165; colonial trade 13,
181, 409; corn laws 44, 85, 164,
181, 347, 362, 374,408, 409, 4-5;
rates and duties established by
the ware housed corn bill 4 4;
Mr. Canning's resolutions 134;
tables on which they were found-
ed 163, 197; erimes, statistics of
88; Cumberland, the duke of 104;
Cuba 161; crim cor, a case of
Gaming houses 12; game laws 89;
a young woman sentenced to the
house of correction for finding
a nest of partridges' eggs 263;
gass, the dial of St. James illumi-
nated with 276; Gifford, Mr. of
the Quarterly Review
83
Hastings, the marquis of, dies 88;
Hall, Dr. dies, 18.; Huskisson,
Mr.
Islands, British, arable land &c. in
-17; Irish, expense of keeping
Joint stock companies
King, the, birth day kept by com-
mand 249; addresses to 313, 424;
his speech on proroguing parlia
ment 423; Kilsheelan bridge,
affray at
423
London-ships &c. employed in the
trade of 422; inhabitants of, &c.
192; Leyland, Thomas, his
immense wealth 361; Laws,
263; Laing, maj. killed in Africa
81; Lethbridge, sir Thomas
280; lords the house of, retort
courteous, rubbish! 292; pro-
ceedings of the peers 423; Liver-
pool, lord 100, 104,
113
Ministers resignation of 180, 1824
rumors as to the appointment of
new ones,&c. 212, 244, 249; offi-
cial list of the new 250, 328; ex-
ministers ridiculed 278; ministry
the 312; fate of 295; jeu de spitn
$52; money, plenty of 181; manu-
factures, American noticed, 38;
manufacturing districts, notices
of the 44, 85, 118, 182; woollen
manufactures 3 1; quantity of ex-
ported 423; mint, coinage of the
133
Navy 80; a good joke about naval
victories! 85; naval affairs-excess
of officers 422; the North Caroli-
na noticed 424; uoblemen 87;
Norwich, riot at 410; north pole,
10
the expedition to,
Ogle, admiral, 134; O'Connell,
Mr. extract from his speech 290;
Oxford, the univers ty of 368
Portugal,-British troops in 134,
36; Mr. Canning's remarks on
the occupation of 406; parlia-
ment re-assembles, 80; squad-
bles in, 282, 423; prorogued 423;
Perkins, Mr. his steam engine,
&c. 132, 261, 431, 360; post mas-
ter a sentenced to transportation
224; petitions presented to par-
liament 133; poor in Ireland 48;
poor rates 151, 165, 212; Pet-
ryn, the borough of 364; pen-
sioners &c. 528; presses, on the
purchasing of 422; protective
system-timber trade 194; print-
ing in England
214
"Raising the wind" a new way of
87; railway, between Liverpool
and Manchester 270; revenue,
expenditures, &c. 86, 104, 199,
277; comparative of G. Britain
and America 179; royal family,
amount of sums paid to the 151;
Russia, mission to 231; Rundell,
Mr. of Ludgate Hill, his will
Scott, sir Walter 129; silk, manu-
facture of 426; slave convention
181; sugar, West India 164;
spirits, ardent, consumed 293;
Shrewsbury, the earl of, his pro-
perty 224; ship owners, meeting
of 104; shipping an exhibit of 217;
stage players, salaries of those
in high keeping! 87; statistics 19;
violent
shipping 345; storm, a
one in London 8; Shakespeare,
jubilee in honor of at Stratford 249
Taxes, &c. 294; tonnage 217; travel-
ling, rapid 85; treatment of a
wife, (lady Westmeath) 86; tun-
nel under the Thames 245, 313,
347; Turner, Miss, to be really
married 423; see Wakefield.
Voyages of discovery
War prospects 36; Wakefields, the
case of 165, 182, 312, 347;
Wellesley jewels 313; Wel-
lington, the duke of 18, 89, 328;
his family 612; Westminister, the
electors of 313; West India co-
lonies 113: see colonial trade-
sugar 164; free people of color
in 406; trial relative to a slave
that had visited England 4 3;
Wirtemberg, the queen of 47;
woollens, amount of, sent to the
U. S. from Leeds 82; foreign
wool 328; wool trade, debate in
the house of lords on the 367
York, the duke of dies 8; notice of
85; his debts 116; a dividend,
royal
48; Rideau canal 84; Union canal
151, 259, 274; Chesapeake and
Delaware canal 241, 254, 520; ca-
nal toll received at Rochester 260;
Chesapeake and Olo canal 274;
surveys in Vermont 275; canal
from London to Portsmouth 275:
the Alabama canal 288; Hudson
and Delaware canal 323; the Ohio
canal 323, 360; the Ogechie canal
361; canal navigation, a steam
boat for 386; the Delaware and
Hudson canal 406; project of mak-
ing a canal steam navigation to the
Mississippi 429; survey of a route
along the Delaware
Cambreling, Mr. his speech on the
woollens bill 154 to 160; invited
to dine at Raleigh, N. C.
Capitol of the U. S. cost of
Carey, Mathew, tributes to
Cargo, a large one
Carriage without horses
Carrol, gov. of Tenn. a dinner
Carroll, Charles, of Carrollton
Carter's letters from Europe
Caucus announced!
Central America-in a state of anar-
chy
201, 252, 329, 348
Chairs, large quantity of shipped 259
Chamelion
Charge des affairs, on the use of the
299
Charleston, S. C.-meeting of the
chan.ber of commerce 265; me-
morial of to congress
Baltimore, supplies during the war 14;
Bardina, Jobu 23; Brien, Mr. 10;
Buchanan. Mr. 15; barracks at N. Or.
leans 23; business of the session 12, 13;
Buckner, Mr. 13; buddings, public 26;
Bateman, Mr. 22; tratay, importation
Call of the house 16. Cambr leng, Mr. 15;
Chapin, Luther 15, cirks, in the patent
ollice 27; colonization society 29; charge
des affairs 70; colonies, British, inter-
course with 9, 10, 14, 15, 16, 29, 25, 26,
26, 65 to 70; commerce and navigation
of the U. 5. 10, 13; Cumberland road 13,
14; contingent expenses 11; customis,
emoluments and expenditures of the of
ficers of
.0 13
China-statistics of 205; rebellion
Buenos Ayres-battle with the Bra-
zilian squadron 105; official ac-
count 213; brigands 105; Cordo-
va 105; blockade 149: Brazilian
army defeated 152, 201; affairs in
250; the Pampas 280; ad. Brown
294, Rio Negro 313; naval force
348; evasion of the blockade
Buchanan, James, of Pa. his speech
on the woollens bill 185 to 191;
his letter to the public in regard
to the late presidential election 415
Budd, It. Charles A. of the navy,
dies
Butler, Ezra
Church, presentation of a
Cree La, the French frigate
Clay, Henry-see geu. Jackson and
Mr. Clay; leaves Washington
260; at Washington, Pa. 324: at
Pittsburg and his address 298; at
Steubenville $25; his letter to the
public 350; invited to Madison
County Ky. 256; his Lexington
speech 375; returns to Washing-
Ever it. Mr. 12 29; English. John
Forida-14, 15; tortifications, &e. 12, 23;
Fr. neh soliations 10, 23; Forsyth, Mr.
15, 30; Ford, J. W.
13
Gals and Saron to; Ghent, treaty of 11,
23. 25, 7; Graham, George 11; 6 orgia
and the Crack lands 24-se ludian a
fares"-Gro B, Du, baltet for as printer
to the searate
10, 24,37
Hayne, Mr. 9, 22; Holmes, Mr. 9; Haguer,
Pter 23; Hamburg, to refund certain
duties levied on the vessels of 21; har-
bors and riveis, a ill for the improve
inent of certain 2:; Hamicom. Mc.
Indian airs 10, 12, 24, 25, 27. ; Ing.
ham, Mr. 14; Indrana, boundary of 25;
certain resolutions recorted by Mr. Ev
erent 29; intercourse with British colo
nics 9, 10 14 se "Brash colonies; in-
demnity for French sponations 10; In-
nois, canal
Calico printers 353; calicoes Ameri-
can 258; journies of a piece of 253
Calhoun, J. C. See vice president's
appeal.
Canada-Rideau canal 84; commo-
tions in 85, 131, 224, 244, 404;
ancient cannon discovered 276;
the "N. Y. Albion" 404; goods im-
ported 89; prorogation of parlia
ment &c. 107, ressels built in
112; population of
Canals &c. see the various states;
extension of the Penn. canal 57,
99, 386; tunnel at Lebanon, Pa.
Coats of arms
Cobait found in Indiana
Coleman, W. A.
Colombia--resignation of Bolivar 85,
86, 106; col. Vallenilla 85; receipts
and expenditures of 150; earth-
quake 89; disturbances at Bogota
200, taxes levied &c. 215; disaf-
fected persons shot 213; letter of
B. T. Watts 277; disaffections
92, 329; report of the secretary
of the home department 345; San-
tander's letter to Bolivar 551; Ra-
venga's letter to the vicepresident
351; proclamations of Bolivar 351,
362; affairs in 362, 374, 386; Vi-
daurre's charges agamst Bol.var
410
Colonial trade, British-See con-
gress, and 65 to 70 and 478; circu-
lar to collectors 70; English items
81, 113, 152, 180; case of the Bel-
fast 180; Mr. Caun.ng to Mr.
24,
Macon, Mr. 9, 24: mail contracts 9, 13:
Mercer, Mr. 29: military uppe priations
9, 12: matk ro fishery 14, 19% meat of
the U. S. 13: Mason, Josian 13, 22. Mi-
chigan, claims to land in 15: Jorating
roses in 24: militia, organization of 14:
Morrison, William.
Messages of the president-Oa transtajt-
ting documents relative to the_dispute
with Georgia 28: Charge des affini 73
New Orleans, barra ks at 2: wavy sud
naval 9, 2: dry dock, 25, 21: appoint-
ing a committee of conference
Ohio river, the navigation of
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