INDEX

Adams, John Quincy, American minister at St. Petersburg, [225.]

Alexandria, capitulation of, [283.]

Allen, Capt. W. H., killed, [202.]

Allen, Col., [085;] killed, [088.]

Alwyn, Master, [069.]

Angus, Capt., [169.]

Appling, Major, at Sandy Creek, [256;] at Plattsburg, [262.]

Armistead, Major George, in command at Fort McHenry, [288.]

Armstrong, Gen. John, made Secretary of War, and plans Wilkinson's expedition, [149.]

Austill, J., in canoe fight, [190,], [191.]

Autosse, battle of, [187.]

Backus, Lieut.-Col. Electus, at Sackett's Harbor, [113;] killed, [115.]

Bailey, Capt., at Fort Mims, [181.]

Bainbridge, Com. William, [024;] cruise in the Constitution, [078.]

Ball, Col., his fight with Indians, [044.]

Barclay, Capt. R. H., on Lake Erie, [128.]

Barney, Com. Joshua, in the defence of Washington, [275.]

Barrette, Capt. G. W., killed, [220.]

Barron, Capt. James, in command of the Chesapeake, [010.]

Bayard, James A., made a peace commissioner, [225.]

Beasley, Major Daniel, killed, [181.]

Beatty, Col., at Craney Island, [173.]

Beaver Dams, fight at, [122.]

Beckwith, Sir S., at Hampton, [173.]

Bennett, Major, at Lewiston, [164.]

Biddle, Capt. James, [075;] in the Hornet, [325.]

Bisshopp, Lieut.-Col., attacks Black Rock, [124;] killed, [125.]

Bissley, a sailor, his heroism, [318.]

Black Rock, N. Y., attack on, [124;] fight at, [165,] burned;, [166.]

Bladensburg, battle of, [278.]

Blakely, Capt., in the Wasp, [320.]

Blakeslie, Lieut.-Col., at Black Rock, [165.]

Blockades, [012,], [172.]

Blue-Lights, origin of the term, [205.]

Blythe, Capt. Samuel, killed, [204.]

Boerstler, Lieut.-Col. C. G., captures batteries on the Niagara, [099;] captured at Beaver Dams, [123.]

Boothbay, fight at, [273.]

Bounties, [224.]

Boyd, Gen. J. P., at Fort George, [108;] at Chrysler's Field, [154.]

Boyle, Capt., in the Comet, [216.]

Brody, Col., at Lundy's Lane, [239;] killed, [244.]

Brant, John, at Beaver Dams, [122.]

Bridgewater, battle of, [244.]

British Government, character of, [353.]

Brock, Gen. Isaac, assumes command at Malden, [034;] receives surrender of Detroit, [036;] at Queenstown, [054;] death, [055.]

Broke, Capt. Vere, [065;] captures the Chesapeake, [179.]

Brown, Gen. Jacob, at Ogdensburg, [047;] at Sackett's Harbor, [113;] in Wilkinson's expedition, [152;] his campaign on the Niagara, [231.]

Brownstown, fight at, [031.]

Buffalo burned, [166.]

Bum, Col., at Fort George, [111.]

Burnt Corn Creek, fight at, [179.]

Burrows, Lieut. Wm., killed, [204.]

Bush, Lieut., [069.]

Caller, Col. James, in Creek campaign, [179.]

Canada, invasion of planned, [026.] Canoe-fight, Dale's, [188.]

Carronades described, [076.]

Cass, Col. Lewis, in Detroit campaign, [032;] to, [037;] made provisional governor of Michigan, [148.]

Castine, Me., captured, [269.]

Castlereagh, Lord, quoted, [015.]

Champlin, Capt. Guy R., his fight in the Armstrong, [218.]

Chandler, Gen., at Stony Creek, [118.]

Chapin, Maj., at Beaver Dams, [124.]

Charlotte, N. Y., stores captured at, [121;] bombarded, [225.]

Chateaugua, battle of, [157.]

Chauncey, Com. Isaac, on Lake Ontario, [098;] pursues Yeo, [125;] captures four vessels, [148.]

Chesapeake, frigate, attacked by the Leopard, [010.]

Chicago, battle of, [033.]

Chippewa, battle of, [233.]

Chrysler's Field, battle of, [154.]

Chrystie, Lieut.-Col. John, at Queenstown, [051.]

Claiborne, Gen. F. L., in Creek campaign, [187;] governor of Louisiana, [333.]

Clay, Gen. Green, relieves Fort Meigs, [091.]

Clay, Henry, made a peace commissioner, [226.]

Cochrane, Admiral, in the burning of Washington, [282.]

Cockburn, Admiral, ravages the coasts of the Chesapeake, [170;] in the campaign against Washington, [277.]

Cocke, Gen. John, in Creek campaign, [183.]

Coffee, Col. John, in Creek campaign, [183;] at Horseshoe Bend, [228;] at New Orleans, [335.]

Coombs, Leslie, [084.]

Cooper, Capt., at Hampton, [175.]

Cost of the northern campaigns, [160.]

Covington, Gen. L., killed, [155.]

Cowell, Lieut. J. G., his heroic death, [317.]

Craney Island, fight at, [172.]

Creek Indians supplied with arms by British agents, [178;] Jackson's campaign against them, [179.]

Crockett, David, in Creek campaign, [183.]

Croghan, Major, at Fort Stephenson, [094;] at Michilimackinac, [259.]

Crutchfield, Major, at Hampton, [174.]

Dacres, Capt., loses the Guerriere, [070.]

Dale, Col., killed, [344.]

Dale, Gen. S., his canoe-fight, [188.]

Darnell, Elias, his journal, [039.]

Dartmoor, prisoners at, [348.]

Davis, John, his heroism, [216.]

Dearborn, Fort, [032.]

Dearborn, Gen. Henry, placed in command of United States army, [023;] enters into an armistice, [049;] on the Niagara, [118.]

Decatur, Com. Stephen, his cruise in the United States, [076;] driven into New London, [204;] in the President, [325.]

Decrees, the Berlin and Milan, [012,], [015.]

De Haren, Major, at Beaver Dams, [123;]

Dennis, Capt., at Queenstown, [052.]

Deserters, reclamation of, [007,] to, [010.]

Desha, Capt., wounded, [259.]

Diron, Capt., in the Decatur, [220.]

Dorchester, Lord, calls a council of Indians, [003.]

Douglass, Major, at Fort Erie, [246.]

Downes, Lieut. J., with Porter, [295.]

Downie, Com. George, at Platts-burg, [262;] killed, [267.]

Drummond, Gen., takes revenge for the burning of Newark, [162;] besieges Fort Erie, [244.]

Drummond, Lieut.-Col., at Fort Erie, [246;] killed, [247.]

Dudley, Col., at Fort Meigs, [091.]

Eastport, Me., captured, [268.]

Econochaca, battle of, [187.]

Elliott, Lieut. Jesse D., his exploit on the Niagara, [048;] in battle of Lake Erie, [132.]

Embargo, [013;] of 1813, [206.]

Emucfau, fight at, [227.]

Enotachopco Creek, fight at, [227.]

Erie, Fort, captured by the Americans, [232;] beseiged by the British, [244.]

Erie, Lake, building vessels on, [127;] battle of, [130;] Indian battle on,[136.]

Eustis, Hon. Wm., [026.]

Fanning, Lieut., at Sackett's Harbor, [115.]

Farragut, David G., in battle of Essex and Phoebe, [314;] extracts from his journal, [314.]

Fitzgibbon, Lieut., at Beaver Dams, [123.]

Floyd, Gen. John, in Creek campaign, [187.]

Forsyth, Capt., at Gananoqui, [046;] at York, [100;] at Fort George, [108;] in Wilkinson's expedition, [152.]

Fort Wayne, siege of, [040.]

Franklin, Benj., his prediction, [001.]

Fredericktown, Md., ravaged, [171.]

Frenchtown, battle of, [085.]

Gaines, Gen., takes command on the Niagara, [244;] disabled, [249.]

Gallatin, Albert, made a peace commissioner, [225.]

Gamble, Lieut., in Typee campaign, [300.]

Gananoqui, fight at, [046.]

Gattanewa, Happah chief, [298.]

George III. quoted, [002.]

George, Fort, capture of, [107.]

Georgetown, Md., ravaged, [171.]

Ghent, Treaty of, 346-7.

Gibbs, Gen. Samuel, at New Orleans, [339;] killed, [344.]

Gleig, Lieut., quoted, [336,], [338.]

Gray, Col., at Sackett's Harbor, [115.]

Hall, Gen., at Buffalo, [164.]

Hamilton, Lieut., at Fort Madison, [044.]

Hampden, Me., captured, [270.]

Hampton, Va., destroyed, [173.]

Hampton, Gen. W., his connection with Wilkinson's expedition, [150;] defeated by De Salaberry, [139.]

Hancock, Major, at La Colie, [232.]

Hanson, Alexander, mobbed, [021.]

Hardy, Sir Thomas, his expeditions on the eastern coast, [268.]

Harrison, Fort, fight at, [041.]

Harrison, Gen. Wm. H., in command in the West, [038,], [055,], [084;] his campaign on the Thames, [140.]

Hartford Convention, [326.]

Havre de Grace destroyed, [170.]

Heald, Capt. Nathan, in battle of Chicago, [032.]

Henley, Lieut., at Plattsburg, [266.]

Hillabee towns, fight at, [186.]

Hillyar, Capt. James, sent out in search of the Essex, [310. ]

Hindman, Capt., at Fort George, [108;] in Brown's campaign, [232.]

Hislop, Gen., captured, [080.]

Holmes Major, killed, [239.]

Hoophole Creek, fight at, [137.]

Horseshoe Bend, battle of, [228.]

Hough. Lieut., at Stonington, [273.]

Houston, Sam, in Creek campaign, [183,], [228.]

Hull, Capt. Isaac, his race in the Constitution, [066;] captures the Guerriere, [068.]

Hull, Gen. William, his campaign, and surrender of Detroit, [028,] to, [037.]

Indians, armed for depredation by the British, [003.]

Irvine, Capt. Armstrong, at Chrysler's

Field, [156.]

Isaacs, Midshipman, [313.]

Izard, Gen. George, on the Chateaugua, [159;] succeeds Wilkinson, [253;] fiasco on the Niagara, [258.]

Jackson, Gen. Andrew, takes command of Tennessee volunteers, [183;] campaign against the Creeks, [383;] second campaign against the Creeks [227;] his campaign on the Gulf coast, [332;] his victory at New Orleans, [343.]

Jesup, Major, his plan to invade Canada, [026;] at Chippewa, [233;] at Lupdy's Lane, [239.]

Johnson, Lieut.-Col. James, at battle of the Thames, [144.]

Johnson, John, his heroism, [216.]

Johnson, Col. R. M., in Harrison's campaign, [140;] kills Tecumseh, [145.]

Jones, Capt. Jacob, sails in the Wasp, [073.]

Keane, Gen., at New Orleans, [343;] wounded, [344.]

Key, Francis S., how he wrote the "Star-Spangled Banner,", [288.]

King, Major, at York, [101.]

La Colle Mill, fight at, [a]251.]

Lafitte, Jean, in Jackson's campaign, [332.]

Lambert, Capt., killed, [080.]

Lambert, Gen. John, at New Orleans, [341.]

Lang, John, his exploit, [074.]

Larrabee, Lieut., at La Colie, [252.]

Lathrop, Lieut., at Stonington., [273.]

Lawrence, Capt. James, sails in the Hornet, [079;] defeats the Peacock, [195;] defeated in the Chesapeake, [197;] killed, [199.]

Lawrence, Maj. W., at Mobile, [334.]

Leavenworth, Major, at Chippewa, [235;] at Lundy's Lane, [239;] killed, [244.]

Lee, Gen. Henry, assists Hanson against rioters, [022.]

Leonard, Capt., at Fort Niagara, [163;] at Plattsburg, [262.]

Lewis, Col., [083.]

Lewistown, Del., bombarded, [168.]

Lewiston, N, Y., burned, [164.]

Lingan, Gen. James M., killed, [022.]

Long-log Lane, battle of, [287.]

Lundy's Lane, battle of, [239.]

McArthur, Col., in Detroit campaign, [032.]

McClure, Gen. George, his performances on the Niagara, [161.]

McDonall, Lieut.-Col., at Michilimackinac, [259.]

McDonell, Lieut.-Col., at Queenstown, [055.]

McDonough, Lieut., at Fort Erie, [247.]

Macdonough, Lieut. Thomas, at Plattsburg, [264.]

McDougall, Capt., at New Orleans, [344.]

McFarland, Major, killed, [244.]

McHenry, Fort, bombarded, [287.]

McKnight, Lieut., in Typee campaign, [305.]

McNeil, Major, at Chippewa, [235;] at Lundy's Lane, [239;] killed, [244.]

Macomb, Gen. Alexander, at Fort George, [108;] in Wilkinson's expedition, [152;] at Plattsburg, [261.]

McPherson, Capt., at La Colie, [252.]

Madison, Fort, fight at, [043.]

Madison, James, President of the United States, recommends a declaration of war, [016;] at Bladens-burg, [278.]

Madison, Major, at Frenchtown, [088.]

Maguaga, fight at, [032.]

Malden, Hull's forces at, [029,], [030.]

Manchester, N. Y., burned, [164.]

Manners, Capt., killed, [321.]

Manowa, Chief, his exploit, [230.]

Martin, sloop-of-war, fight with, [169.]

Meigs, Fort, siege of, [090.]

Melville, Capt., at Sandy Creek, [257.]

Michilimackinac captured by the British, [030;] American expedition against, [258.]

Miller, Col. James, at Maguaga, [031;] at Lundy's Lane, [242.]

Miller, Col. John, at Fort Meigs, [091.]

Mills, Col., killed, [114.]

Mims, Fort, massacre at., [179.]

Mitchell, Lieut.-Col., at Oswego, [254.]

Mobile, battle at, [334.]

Monroe, Jas., at Bladensburg, [278.]

Montgomery, Major L. P., at Horseshoe Bend, [229;] killed, [230.]

Moorfields, fight at, [285.]

Moravian Town destroyed, [147.]

Morris, Capt., at Hampden, [269.]

Morris, Lieut., [069.]

Murray, Col., at Fort Niagara, [163.]

Naval Battles: Argus and Pelican, [202.] Armstrong and Queen, [214;] and an English frigate, [218;] destroyed at Fayal, [322.] Chesapeake and Shannon, [197.] Comet against four vessels, [216.] Constitution and Guerriere, [067;] and Java, [079;] and Cyane and Levant, [325.] Decatur and Dominica, [220.] Dolphin and two vessels, [217.] Enterprise and Boxer, [202.] Essex and Alert, [065;] and Phoebe and Cherub, [310.] Globe against two packets, [221.] Grampus and a sloop, [221.] Hornet and Peacock, [195.] Hornet (another) and Penguin, [325.] Lake Erie, Perry's victory, [130;] an Indian, [136.] Lottery against barges, [218.] Peacock and Epervier, [320.] Plattsburg, Macdonough's victory, [263.] President and Belvidera, [064;] and Endymion, [325;] and Little Belt, [062.] Saratoga and Morgiana, [221.] Tompkins and a frigate, [215.] United States and Macedonian, [075.] Wasp and Avon, [321;] and Bream, [220;] and Frolic, [073;] and Reindeer, [320.] Yankee and Eagle, [222.]

Navy, British, size of, [023.]

Navy, U. S., size of at opening of war, [023;] proposal to lay up, [023.]

Negro sailors, protection denied to, [206.]

Newark, burned, [162.]

New London, Conn., American vessels blockaded at, [204.]

New Orleans, British forces appear before, [336;] first battle, [337;] second battle, [342.]

Newspapers, English, cited, [006,], [071,], [072,], [078,], [211,], [222,], [225,], [284,], [285,], [337.]

Niagara, battle of, [244.]

Niagara, Fort, capture and massacre, [162.]

North Point, battle of, [286.]

Ogdensburg, expedition against, [047.]

Old Ironsides, [081.]

O'Neill, at Havre de Grace, [170.]

Orders in Council, [012,], [016.]

Oswego, Yeo's expedition against, [253.]

Pakenham, Gen. Sir Edward, in command before New Orleans, [339;] killed, [344.]

Parker, Sir Peter, killed, [286.]

Patterson, Com., sent against Lafitte, [333;] at New Orleans, [341.]

Peace negotiations, [223.]

Peake, Capt., killed, [195.]

Pearce, Col., at York, [103.]

Pearson, Lieut.-Col., at Chippewa, [232.]

Percy, Capt., at Mobile, [334.]

Perry, Capt. O. H., at Fort George, [108;] exploits on Lake Erie, [127;] in Thames campaign, [141.]

Perry, Capt., commands a battery on the Potomac, [284.]

Pensacola, occupied by Jackson, [335.]

Pettigrew, Lieut., captures stores, [107.]

Pike, Gen. Zeb. M., in expedition against York, [101;] death, [103.]

Plattsburg, battle of, [261.]

Poinsett, Joel R., United States Consul at Valparaiso, demands protection for the Essex, [313.]

Political parties, explanation, [016.]

Porter, Capt. David, commands a battery on the Potomac, [284;] his cruise in the Pacific, [290.]

Porter, Col.M., at Fort George, [109.]

Porter, Gen. Peter B., at Black Rock, [125;] in Brown's campaign, [231;] at Charlotte, [255.] Poultneyville, N. Y., fight at, [256.]

Prairie du Chien captured, [258.]

Prevost, Gen. Sir George, attacks Sackett's Harbor, [112;] his invasion of New York, [260.]

Prisoners, twenty-three of them held for trial, [059;] treatment of, [348.]

Privateers, [207;] Jefferson's opinion of, [208;] abolished by the Treaty of Paris, [210;] some of their captures, [212;] some of their battles, [215.]

Proctor, Col. Henry, in Detroit campaign, [031;] at Frenchtown, [086;] in Thames campaign, [141.]

Pryor, Capt., at Hampton, [174.]

Purdy, Col., on the Chateaugua,158.

Putnam, Major, at Lastport, [268.]

Queenstown, battle of, [049.]

Race, a celebrated naval, [066.]

Raisin, massacre at the, [089.]

Randall, Col., at Stonington, [273.]

Red Jacket at Chippewa, [234.]

Reid, Capt. Samuel C., in the General Armstrong, [322.]

Rhea, Capt., at Fort Wayne, [040.]

Riall, Gen., bums villages on the Niagara, [164;] at Chippewa, [232;] at Lundy's Lane, [239;] captured, [241.]

Riddle, Lieut., at York., [103;] at Buffalo, [166.]

Riot in Baltimore, [021.]

Ripley, Gen. E. W., succeeds, and at Lundy's Lane, [243.]

Rochester, N. Y., [231.]

Rodgers, Com. John, naval battles, 62-64.

Ross, Gen., his expedition against Washington, [274;] killed, 286-87.

Rottenberg, Gen. de, attacks Wilkinson's expedition, [153.]

Ruff, negro boy, drowned, [318.]

Rule of 1756, [011.]

Russell, Jonathan, made a peace commissioner, [226.]

Russian Government offers mediation, [225.]

Sackett's Harbor, attack on, in.

St. Clair, Commander Arth., his expedition to Michilimackinac, [258.]

St. Leonard's Creek, fight in, [275.]

Salaberry, Lieut.-Col. de, defeats Hampton, [157.]

Sandy Creek, fight at, [256.]

Scalps, bounty offered for, [003,], [179.]

Scituate, Mass., shipping burned at, [273.]

Scott, Lieut.-Col. Winfield, at Queenstown, [052;] his repartee, [082;] at Fort George, [108;] at Hoophole Creek, [157;] march from Plattsburg to Buffalo, [231;] at Chippewa, [233;] at Lundy's Lane, [239;] his bad memory, [330.]

Seamen, impressment of, [008,] to, [010.]

Servant, Capt., at Hampton, [174.]

Shaler, Capt. N., his sea-fight, [215.]

Shead, Sailing Master, in fight with sloop Martin, [169.]

Sheaffe, Gen. Roger H., at Queenstown, [054;] at York, [100.]

Shelby, Gov., in Harrison's campaign, [140.]

Sheldon, Lieut., at La Colle, [252,]

Short, Lieut.-Col., his ideas about quarter, [095.]

Smith, Sydney, quoted, [350.]

Sodus, N. Y., burned, [121.]

Southcomb, Capt., his fight in the Lottery, [218.]

Springs, definition of, [313,] note.

Stafford, Capt. W. S., his cruise in the Dolphin, [217.]

Stansbury, Gen., at Bladensburg, [279.]

"Star-Spangled Banner," how it was written, [288.]

Stephenson, Fort, siege of, [094.]

Stewart, Capt. Charles, [024;] in the Constitution, [325.]

Stone, Col., bums St. Davids, and is court-martialed, [238.]

Stonington, Conn., bombarded, [270.]

Stony Creek, battle of, [118.]

Strieker, Gen., at North Point, [286.]

Swartwout, Gen. Robert, at Chrysler's

Field, [154.]

Swift, Gen. J., at Poultneyville, [256.]

Talladega, battle of, [185.]

Tallnschatches, battle of, [184.]

Tar-cha-chee, death of, [192.]

Taylor, Gen. Robert R., at Hampton, [177.]

Taylor, Capt. Zachary, at Fort Harrison, [041.]

Tecumseh, at Maguaga, [032;] his scheme, [038;] at Fort Meigs, [092;] his rebuke of massacre, [093;] in Thames campaign, [144;] killed, [145.]

Thames, battle of the, [140.]

Thornton, Col., at N. Orleans, [342.]

Thornton, Dr., saves the Patent Office, [282.]

Towson, Capt., in Brown's campaign, [235;] at Fort Erie, [245.]

Tuscarora, N. Y., burned, [164.]

Tuttle, Lieut.-Col., at Sackett's Harbor, [116.]

Typee Valley, Porter's campaign in, [297.] J

Upham, Lieut.-Col., at Chrysler's Field, [156.]

Van Horne, Major Thomas B., at Brownstown, [031.]

Van Lloyd, Capt., at Fayal, [323.]

Van Rensselaer, Lieut.-Col. Sol. at battle of Queenstown, [050.]

Van Rensselaer, Gen. Stephen, in command on the Niagara, [049.]

Vincent, Gen., at Stony Creek, [117.]

Wadsworth, Gen. William, at Queenstown, [056.]

Walbach, Adjt.-Gen., at Chrysler's Field, [156.]

War, its issue determined by the battle-ground, [024.]

Wareham, Mass., raid on, [273.]

Warren, Admiral, joins Cockburn in the Chesapeake, [171.]

Warrington, Capt. Lewis, in the Peacock, [320.]

Washington, Ross's campaign against, [274;] burned, [282.]

Weathersford, Wm., at Fort Mims, [180;] at the canoe-fight, [189.]

Whinyates, Capt., loses the Frolic, [073.]

White, Gen. in Creek campaign, [186.]

Whitley, Col., killed, [147.]

Wilkinson, Gen. James, his expedition toward Montreal, [149;] his last invasion of Canada, [a]251.]

Wilmer, Lieut., killed, [318.]

Winchester, Gen., his expedition, [084.]

Winder, Gen. Wm. H., at Stony Creek, [118;] in command before Washington, [276.]

Wood, Capt., quoted, [093.]

Wool, Capt. John E., at Queenstown, [052;] at Plattsburg, [262.]

Woolsey, Lieut.-Com., in the Oneida, [098;] at Sandy Creek, [256.]

Worth, Lieut., Wm. J., at Chrysler's Field, [156.]

Yeo, Sir James Lucas, attacks Sackett's Harbor, [112;] at Charlotte and Sodus, [121.]

York, expedition against, [100,], [122.]

Youngstown, N. Y., burned, [164.]