NOTICES OF THE ARTS AND MANUFACTURES, AND A RECORD OF THE EVENTS OF THE TIMES. FROM MARCH TO SEPTEMBER, 1818-VOL. XIV. BALTIMORE: PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY THE EDITOR, At the Franklin Press, READ OF CHEAPSIDE, A. Abolition of the slave trade 136 Academician, the Adams, John, a bust of 15; his letter to the editor on the American revolution, the character of the first great actors in it, 17; respecting certain early opinions of our naval power, 33; on the character of James Otis and others, 137; on the character of Samuel Adams, &c. 177; his letters to Mr. Wirt respecting Mess. O is, Henry, &c. 257; M.Jefferson's opinion of him 329; another letter about Mr. Otis, 339; again to Mr. Wirt, 16 364 Adriatic coasts, survey of Africa-colonization 223; cap. tives in 293; reported discoveries in 13 421 Agelcies at Washington city- Americans in Europe; anec. 12 311 Annapolis-as a naval depot 14 Appointments-military 152; B. Boxing, interrupted 359 239, Braddock's defeat-Mr. Find293 ley's letter respecting 179 Brazil; the king proclaimed 167; the Congress frigate at 168; arrests 223; letters from Rio Janeiro Briggs, Isaac 261 255 121 Baldwin, Dr. Baltic sea 189; trade Baltimore, proceedings of the corporation--Washington's birth day 14; inspections 151; Pratt street, 240; battle monument 295; improvements 310 Bank of the United States-remarks on its drafts, the proposed alteration of its charter and a proposition that the states should tax it 4, 23;same, stock and stock notes, loss to the U. States, &c. 20, proposed to be taxed by the states 23, 64; on the manner : of taking the shares, value of the stock, &c. 35; cost of a lot for the building at Philadelphia 152; general re marks and exhortations 260; letter from a director and remarks 281; again 297; about the dividend of 329; scraps 397; Mr. Calhoun's report on the national currency and remarks 409; brief notices Bank of Gloucester robbed 15; at Pittsburg robbed 135, 272; commercial of lake Erie 321; Susquehannah bridge and banking company 320; of Cumberland robbed Banks-see "paper money" and "paper system"-general es. says on the nature and operation of 1, 17, 33, 89, 104, 108, 177, 193; origin, pro gress and end of, with a project for a new one 225; rags, &c. 281, 297; legal decision respecting notes of 207; proposition affecting the choice of legislators 297,313; the fountain of evil 313; lists of forgeries, &r. 313, 331, 333, 356, 377, 396, 428; on the capacities of 377; responsibility 378, 379; report in the legislature of New-York respecting 39; exchange of notes 396, 414; respecting haf notes Banking and emigration Barbarian captivity Barber, col. 423 Catholics 223 Executions Expenditures 25$ 237, 252, 401 152 271 miscellaneous, a long list 203 Arabs, prisoners among 293 Arbuthnot and Ambristie-see "Seminole war"-remarks on their execution, with facts, &c. 246, 269, 337, 370; their case mentioned in England 438 Armistead, col. dies 168; account of his funeral 190 --col. Geo. the schr. 342 Armories of the U.S. Army-organization of the staff 224; notice to cadets 224; list of promotions and appoint. ments 42 Aury, com. 64; arrested, &c. 92; his fleet Austria-of young Napoleon 96, 307 376; consul's appoin' ment and salary 96; masonic lodg es proscribed 222; population 308; tour of the emperor, 308; proceedings respecting English cotton yarn 308; of the loan to 391, population, military force, &c. 404; articles consumed in Vienna, births and deaths'in 421! Extracts from Newspapers 397 Fife, the earl of Barney, com. 103; anecdote Barton, Dr. of the navy Bavaria of the constitution 404; population Big Warrior, letter from 188 Bloomfield, Mr. U. S. consul at Cadiz Bonaparte, Napoleon 132, 222, 254; anecdotes, &c. 307, 325, 376, 421; alarm about him 401; case of Poinothouski 421 Indemnity bill, protest against Ireland 166; population 305; export of provisions 324; fever in 324; strange trial for murder 324 |