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INDEX.
BATTLES, SIEGES AND OTHER MILITARY OPERATIONS.
- Abdication of Bonaparte, [144].
- Abensburgh, [158].
- Aboukir, [112], [280], [291].
- Aboukir bay, [96], [100].
- Acapulco captured, [256].
- Achulga, [341].
- Acre, [196], [271], [272].
- Actium, [345].
- Aculco, [416].
- Adda, [170].
- Adrianople, [259], [312], [329].
- Ægospotami, [470].
- Æqui, [236].
- Afghanistan, [162].
- Affghans defeated, [361].
- Africa, conquest, [361].
- Aghrim, [272].
- Agincourt, [410].
- Agra taken, [318], [402].
- Aix, isle of, [399].
- Alaeso bay, [337].
- Alamo, Texas, [81].
- Albany surrendered, [374].
- Albuera, [194].
- Alcantara, [189].
- Alcazar-do-Sal, [406].
- Alcide blew up, [275].
- Aldea de Ponte, [378].
- Aldenhoven, [89].
- Alderne, [192].
- Aleppo sacked, [431].
- Alert and Essex, [319].
- Alexander, ship, [469].
- Alexandria, [257], [329], [340], [347], [480].
- Alexandria, Va., [342].
- Alfred frigate, [92].
- Algerine pirates, [186].
- Algerine ship, [410].
- Algerines and Corsicans, [215].
- Algesiras, [264].
- Algiers, [252], [263], [338], [359], [414], [462].
- Alleghany, [169].
- Allia, [282].
- Alma, [370].
- Almanza, [135], [149], [280].
- Almeida, [187].
- Almoden, [52].
- Almonacid, [316].
- Altenkirchen, [366].
- Amaranta, [176].
- Amazon, frigate, [117].
- Amboy evacuated, [254].
- Amboyna, [70], [72].
- Ambuscade, [209].
- Ameers defeated, [74].
- Amersfoort, [26].
- American coast threatened, [327].
- America, letters of marque, [57].
- American vessels captured, [155].
- American war, loss, [20].
- Amoy taken, [198].
- Amphion, [372].
- Amsterdam, [33], [34], [395].
- Anaconda, [275].
- Anapa, [216].
- Ancon subsidized, [311].
- Ancona, [229].
- Anhalt, [120].
- Anklan, [418].
- Angora, [295].
- Anhoue, [430].
- Annapolis royal, [384].
- Anti-Gallican alliance, [144].
- Antigua convoy, [222].
- Antioch, [216], [229], [329], [406].
- Antwerp, [25], [138], [413], [483].
- Aosta, [162].
- Apache Indians, [166].
- Arago and St. Theresa, [57].
- Arbela, [337], [384].
- Arcis, [111].
- Arcola, [437].
- Arden forest, [109].
- Argus captured, [321].
- Arklow, [225].
- Arlaban, [30].
- Arly bridge, [252].
- Armada, [21], [210], [309], [310].
- Armstrong, brig, [376].
- Arnee, [216].
- Arnhem, [26], [31].
- Arras, [335].
- Arrow, [53].
- Artemisium, [309].
- Arthur defeated, [300].
- Artois captured, [257].
- Ascalon, [316].
- Asp abandoned, [277].
- Aspasia, brig, [93].
- Assaye, [373].
- Assyria entered, [368].
- Asterach, [112].
- Astrea and La Glorie, [143].
- Atalanta and Phebe, [22].
- Atalanta captured, [209], [371].
- Atlas taken, [275].
- Atlas prizes, [305].
- Ath surrendered, [393], [427].
- Athenian army, [338].
- Athens, [104], [379].
- Atherton moor, [254].
- Aurique, [291].
- Auerstadt, [399].
- Audierne bay, action, [25].
- Augusta evacuated, [66].
- Austerlitz, [458].
- Autosse, [454].
- Aux Canards, [280], [284].
- Avenger taken, [107].
- Avery, brig, [170].
- Ayacucho, [466].
- Badajos, summoned, [65].
- Badajos, [65], [99], [138], [225], [227].
- Badere Zaffer, [266].
- Bahia, [104].
- Balaboo, [277].
- Balaclava, [412].
- Baltimore, Ireland, [218].
- Baltimore, [358].
- Baltimore privateers, [132].
- Banca straits, [40].
- Banbury, [292].
- Banda, [96].
- Bannockburn, [246].
- Barbados and Vidette, [69], [70].
- Barcelona, [359].
- Barnet, [149].
- Barren hill, [199].
- Barrosa, [94].
- Basing, [398].
- Basque roads, [147].
- Bassano, [315].
- Bassi, [89].
- Bastia, [200].
- Batavia taken, [311].
- Bautzen, [200], [201].
- Bagdad sacked, [288].
- Baylen, [284].
- Bayonne, [466], [471].
- Baza, [313].
- Beachey head, [254].
- Beauge, [131].
- Beauvais, [270].
- Beaverdams, [247].
- Beclhithe, [440].
- Bedford, [349].
- Bednapore, [42].
- Befort, [252].
- Bellegarde, [319], [367].
- Belgium, [434].
- Belgrade, [280], [427].
- Belleisle, [222], [442].
- Belliqueux, [421].
- Bellona, [78].
- Bellona, Alarm and Le Dumas, [17].
- Beloochees, [73].
- Bennington, [323].
- Berbice surrendered, [374].
- Berezina, [451].
- Bergen, [148].
- Bergen-op-Zoom, [62], [97], [364].
- Bergfried, [50].
- Berlin, [393], [411].
- Berne, [84].
- Berwick, [121], [124].
- Besançon, [192].
- Bethhoron, [391].
- Bethsan, [192].
- Betsey, sloop, [433].
- Beyrout, [358], [395].
- Biezun, [482].
- Blackheath, [228].
- Black Mingo, [379].
- Blackrock, [119], [272], [451], [458].
- Blackstocks, [443].
- Bladensburg, [334].
- Blenheim, [240], [302].
- Bliescastle, [440].
- Bloreheath, [372].
- Blue Licks, [328].
- Bocca Chicca, [117].
- Bœotians defeated, [13].
- Bogue forts, [85].
- Bois-le-duc, [391].
- Bojaca, [310].
- Bologna, [111], [466].
- Bomarsund forts, [324].
- Bonumtown, [151].
- Boonsborough, [151], [260], [311].
- Bordeaux, [97], [100], [404], [460].
- Bordentown, [183].
- Borghetto, [212].
- Borisoff, [444].
- Borodino, [350], [352].
- Boston bay, [233].
- Boston, [90], [98], [383].
- Boston, frigate, [301].
- Bosworth field, [331].
- Bothwell bridge, [244].
- Botzen, [114].
- Boundbrook, [148].
- Bouvines, [291].
- Boxer captured, [350].
- Boxtel, [363].
- Boyne, [256].
- Braddock's defeat, [268].
- Brahestadt, [212].
- Bramham moor, [87].
- Brandywine, [358].
- Braunsberg, [85].
- Breig taken, [24].
- Breda taken, [90].
- Brenville, [174].
- Brescia, [126], [354].
- Breslaw, [17], [467].
- Brest, [150].
- Brest fleet, [330].
- Briant's station, [322].
- Briar creek, [92].
- Bridgewater, [184], [292], [293].
- Brienne, [44], [50].
- Briheuga, [450].
- Bristol, R. I., [205].
- British at Alexandria, [100].
- British and Americans, [411].
- British barges, [144].
- British brig, [453].
- British convoy, [261].
- British and Dutch, [73], [191], [196], [217], [291].
- British decamped, [289].
- British defeated, [224].
- British despatch, [446].
- British left Egypt, [373].
- British fleet, [163], [307].
- British and French fleets, [57], [72], [105], [153], [154], [156], [171], [178], [192], [202], [209], [215], [246], [248], [262], [264], [273], [278], [294], [312], [319], [326], [327], [334], [337], [347], [349], [357], [375], [394].
- British foragers, [33].
- British took Guadaloupe, [161].
- British and Hindoos, [270].
- British and Indians repulsed, [411].
- British ships, [52], [142], [281], [430], [457], [464].
- British and Spanish fleets, [158], [182], [312], [315], [323], [383].
- British attacked Sullivan, [341].
- British and Tippo Saib, [175].
- British transport, [37], [236], [272].
- British vessels, [357], [394], [420], [438], [490].
- Broad river, [432].
- Brookfield, [302].
- Brown & Izard, [400].
- Brownstown, [307].
- Bruges, [253], [427].
- Brugos, [167].
- Brumpt, [402].
- Brunnen, [387].
- Bucharest, [310].
- Buda taken, [333].
- Buenos Ayres, [18], [263], [296], [318], [410].
- Buena Vista, [81].
- Buffalo, [305], [489].
- Bugea ships destroyed, [186].
- Bullion, [197].
- Bunker hill, [236].
- Burnt Island, [172].
- Burlington winter quarters, [446].
- Buxar, [408].
- Cabadonga, [241].
- Cabul, [308], [361], [383].
- Caen captured, [292].
- Cadiz bombarded, [163], [242], [244], [245], [263], [322], [336], [363].
- Caffres attacked, [488].
- Cæsar and Pompey, [105].
- Cagancha, [488].
- Cahal, [300].
- Cainin, [105].
- Cairo, [148], [251], [286], [342].
- Calais, [9], [305].
- Calcutta surrendered, [10], [12], [45], [234], [238], [241].
- Callao taken, [311].
- Calpy, [178].
- Camaret bay, [330].
- Camargo, [368].
- Cambray, [135], [211].
- Cambuskenneth, [357].
- Camden, [156], [165], [187], [323].
- Camp Defiance, [42].
- Campaldino, [227].
- Campen, [400].
- Camperdown, [396].
- Campo, Mayor, [117].
- Canada patriots, [89], [106], [218], [247], [298], [311], [320], [361], [441], [453].
- Canajoharie, [301].
- Canandaigua, [357].
- Candapore, [42].
- Candy, king of, taken, [74].
- Cannæ, [200].
- Canton, [85], [209], [258].
- Cape Francois, [246], [440].
- Cape Good Hope, [22], [338], [362], [364], [373].
- Cape Musalo, [269].
- Cape Spartel, [364].
- Cape River fort, [333].
- Capricieuse, [262].
- Carabobo, [247].
- Cardenas, [198].
- Carlisle surrendered, [436].
- Carlists defeated, [30].
- Carlowitz bombarded, [239].
- Carlsruhe, [191].
- Carmen and Florentia, [139].
- Caroline and Raphael, [42].
- Caroline steamboat, [489].
- Caroline schooner, [486].
- Carouge, [252].
- Carrickfergus, [78], [164].
- Cartama, [71].
- Carthage spoliated, [409].
- Carthagena, [87], [239], [287].
- Casco, fort, [194].
- Castella Nuovo, [446].
- Castiglione, [307].
- Castilla, [149].
- Castilian ships taken, [340].
- Cassano, [168].
- Cassel taken, [420].
- Cassino, [323].
- Castine fort, [345].
- Cattaro fortress, [17].
- Cayenne, [25], [88], [192].
- Cedars fort, [192], [199], [208].
- Cera, [153].
- Cerisoles, [144].
- Cero Gordo, [156].
- Cerralvo, [449].
- Ceutla, Mexico, [117].
- Ceylon, [147], [148].
- Chacabuco, [65].
- Chaleur bay, [267].
- Chalgrove, [246].
- Chamblee, [403].
- Champlain, [345].
- Champlain lake, [358].
- Chapultepec, [359].
- Charlemont, [188].
- Charlotte, [190].
- Charlotte court house, [376].
- Charleston frigate, [478].
- Charleston, [141], [146], [188], [189], [236], [471].
- Charlestown, N. H., [133].
- Charleroi, [248].
- Chateau Thierry, [65].
- Chatusitz, [195].
- Chatham, [387].
- Chaumenil, [49].
- Chebriessa, [276].
- Cherbourg, [201].
- Cherington, [123].
- Cherokees, [226], [252].
- Cherokee ford, [67].
- Cheronea, [301].
- Cherry Valley, [431].
- Cherubusco, [329].
- Chesapeake bay, [55].
- Chesapeake's prizes, [142], [215], [244].
- Chevannes, [252].
- Chicago, [322].
- Chili, [472].
- Chillianwallah, [26].
- Chinchura, [448].
- Chin-keang-foo, [285].
- Chinese war junks, [424].
- Chippewa, [263], [266].
- Chippewa and Sioux, [307].
- Chippewas massacred, [257].
- Choczine, [173].
- Choczin, [431].
- Cholet, [402].
- Chumpee expedition, [424].
- Chusan captured, [308].
- Chusan recaptured, [384].
- Cine captured, [193].
- Cirencester, [49].
- Citale, [19].
- Ciudad Rodrigo, [33], [270], [374].
- Civita Vecchia, [166].
- Civitella, [237].
- Cleopatra captured, [72], [81], [238].
- Cleopatra and Topaz, [36].
- Clorinde taken, [84].
- Cobble hill, [445].
- Coblentz surrendered, [407].
- Cocheco, [351].
- Codgia bay, [355].
- Codogno, [200].
- Coimbra, [289], [391].
- Colombo, [69].
- Combahee, [336].
- Comet and British ships, [26].
- Commerce, [473].
- Comorn taken, [378].
- Compiegne, [202].
- Compte Reginaud, [454].
- Concord and Rose, [410].
- Conde garrison, [342].
- Congress and Savage, [351].
- Coni taken, [459].
- Constantinople, [130], [137], [145], [210], [283], [321].
- Constellation and Insurgent, [61].
- Constellation, [53].
- Constitution chased, [273].
- Constitution and Guerriere, [328].
- Contreras, [329].
- Copenhagen, [131], [325], [326], [328], [352], [406].
- Corfu, [91], [278].
- Corne, [55].
- Coro taken, [306].
- Coronea, [320], [403].
- Corsair captured, [364].
- Corsica, [28].
- Cortez attacked, [102].
- Corunna, [29], [33].
- Costa Ricans, [143].
- Countess Scarboro', [373].
- Courageux and Minerva, [15].
- Cowpens, [30], [51].
- Cracow, [116], [252].
- Craibstone, [442].
- Craney island, [244].
- Craonne, [96].
- Cranon in Thessaly, [302].
- Crecy, [337].
- Crefelt, [245], [446].
- Cremona burnt, [416], [488].
- Creole captured, [254].
- Cressy, [334].
- Crevant, [299].
- Crimea evacuated, [274].
- Crimesus, [164].
- Cropredy, [253].
- Croton river, [191].
- Crown point, [297], [306].
- Cuba, [65], [203], [319].
- Cuenca, [263].
- Cuenca, [25].
- Culloden, [46], [153].
- Cumberland merchantmen, [25].
- Cumptich, [443].
- Curacoa taken, [11].
- Cuxhaven, [266].
- Czaslau, [195].
- Damascus, [37].
- Dan crossed, [67].
- Danbury burnt, [167].
- Danes defeated, [215].
- Danish islands, [479].
- Dantzic, [13], [201], [254].
- Darby, Vt., [475].
- Dardanelles, [76], [188].
- Dartmouth destroyed, [349].
- Decatur, privateer, [307].
- Dedalus and La Prudente, [61].
- Deerfield, [88], [344], [355], [366].
- Defence ship attacked, [432].
- Dego, 2d battle, [152].
- Delaware bay, [364], [383].
- Delaware, [465], [103].
- Delaware frigate, [377].
- Delaware settlements, [355].
- Delhi pillaged, [25].
- Demerara, [161], [368].
- Demerary, [52].
- Denain, [290].
- Denmark and Sweden, [88].
- Derne, [197].
- Deseada, [160].
- Detroit summoned, [322], [324], [380].
- Dettingen, [235].
- Devinther, [33].
- Devonshire man-of-war, [393].
- Diamond rock, [216].
- Diana taken, [202].
- Diernsten, [431].
- Diersheim, [157].
- Doe, [440].
- Dogger bank, [307].
- Dole taken, [67].
- Dominica attacked, [78], [467].
- Dominica schooner, [307].
- Donabew, [110].
- Donauworth, [258].
- Dorchester, [92], [453].
- Dorogobouche, [426].
- Dorylæum, [260].
- Dover attacked, [250], [337], [352].
- Dover quakers, [250].
- Dragashan, [240].
- Drake and Ranger, [164].
- Dreadnought, [200].
- Dresden, [337], [338], [476].
- Drogheda, [357].
- Droits des Hommes, [25].
- Drumclog, [214].
- Dublin, [205].
- Dumblane, [433].
- Dunbar, [168], [346].
- Dundee, [344].
- Dunkirk, [236], [354].
- Duplin moor, [316].
- Duquesne, [209].
- Durazzo, [236].
- Duren, [170].
- Dutch and English fleets, [214].
- Dutch fleet, [325], [468].
- Dutch and French fleets, [222].
- Dutch and Portuguese, [24].
- Dutch defeated Spaniards, [397].
- Dutch ships searched, [12].
- Eagle sloop, [261].
- East India squadron, [69].
- East Indiamen, [311].
- Eastport, [272].
- Ecchanachaca, [481].
- Eckmuhl, [161].
- Edgehill, [409].
- Edikhoffen, [273].
- Edinburgh, [130], [332], [482].
- Eckeren, [254].
- Egypt, [77], [198].
- Eisach, [116].
- El Arish taken, [77], [84].
- Elba, [270], [313], [441].
- Elephant captured, [77].
- El Felix captured, [464].
- Elizabethtown, [20], [58].
- Ellen Morrill, [290].
- Elmira, [341].
- Embargo, [144].
- England vs. Spain, [14].
- England, invasion of, [278].
- England and France against Russia, [122].
- England, marque and reprisal against, [122].
- English and Dutch, [348].
- English and Dutch fleets, [215], [414].
- English & French fleets, [340].
- English and Irish war, [385].
- English marches, [289].
- Enniscorthy, [209].
- Enophyta, [13].
- Enterprise and Boxer, [307], [350].
- Enzersdorff, [263].
- Epernai siege, [293].
- Epervier captured, [171].
- Erpingham, [99].
- Erfurt surrendered, [401].
- Erie fort bombarded, [321].
- Errour, [85].
- Erzeroum captured, [251].
- Erzeroum, [213], [269].
- Esdrelon, [153].
- Esopus war, [370], [398].
- Esperance and Argonaut, [20].
- Esperes, [202].
- Essex and George, [310].
- Essex captured, [122].
- Essequibo, [52], [368].
- Essling, [201], [202].
- Estremadura, [229].
- Etchoe, [226].
- Etzel, [322].
- Eupatoria, [73].
- Eustatia, [80].
- Eutaw Springs, [354], [355].
- Evesham, [305].
- Exdorff, [280].
- Exiles, pass aux, [267].
- Experiment, [345].
- Faenza, [52].
- Fairfield, [266].
- Falcon, [312].
- Falkirk, [30], [243], [287].
- Falkland islands, [225].
- Falmouth, [403].
- Famars, [178], [203].
- Far West, [415].
- Fayal roads, [376].
- Fehrbellin, [238].
- Fersen, [395].
- Figueras, [328], [443].
- Fillinghausen, [280].
- Fiorenza & Psyche, [66].
- Five nations, [265].
- Flanders, [337], [427].
- Flatbush, [338].
- Fleurus, [249], [252], [254].
- Flodden, [355].
- Florence, [117].
- Florida, taken, [185].
- Flushing taken, [168].
- Fontenoy, [173].
- Fort Adams, [350].
- Fort Alden, [431].
- Fort Ann, [267].
- Fort Arbuthnot, [474].
- Fort Augustus, [102].
- Fort Bowyer, [64], [360], [363].
- Fort Brook, [169].
- Fort Bull burnt, [120].
- Fort Casimir, [364].
- Fort Clinton, [389].
- Fort Erie, [259], [305], [322], [339], [366], [369], [371].
- Fort George, [206], [208], [224], [268], [281], [285], [394].
- Fort Granby, [192].
- Fort Johnson, [282].
- Fort Kalunga, [451].
- Fort Lee, [439].
- Fort Lewis, [436].
- Fort Massachusetts, [302], [329].
- Fort McHenry, [359].
- Fort Meigs invested, [158], [175], [179], [180], [186].
- Fort Mercer evacuated, [439].
- Fort Mifflin, [427], [436].
- Fort Mirabeau, [329].
- Fort Montgomery, [389].
- Fort Motte, [189].
- Fort Moultrie, [181].
- Fort Niagara, [291], [444], [477].
- Fort Nicholas, [54].
- Fort Olivo, [253].
- Fort Orange, [374].
- Fort Philip, [199].
- Fort Prince George, [70].
- Fort du Quesne, [448].
- Fort Rouge, [465].
- Fort Sabourin, [81].
- Fort St. Fernando, [446].
- Fort St. George, [69].
- Fort St. Joseph, [285].
- Fort St. Philip, [31].
- Fort Schuyler, [304].
- Fort Stanwix, [331].
- Fort Stephenson, [303].
- Fort Washington, [437].
- Fort Wayne, [359].
- Fornelli, [72].
- Forth and Regent, [368].
- Foudroyant, [87].
- Fox recaptured, [266].
- France invaded, [11], [25], [254], [328].
- France, reprisal, [63].
- France and Great Britain, [110], [116].
- France and Spain, [179].
- France against England, [278].
- Frankfort, [458].
- Frankfort on the Maine, [12].
- Fraustadt, [64].
- Frederick, fort, [265].
- Frederickshamm, [287].
- French and British fleets, [41], [110], [122], [149], [320].
- French booty, [436].
- French brigs, [13], [139], [259].
- French camp, [169].
- French convoy, [141], [195].
- French and Dutch, [320].
- French and Dutch fleets, [162].
- French fleet, [74], [87], [96], [146], [147], [148], [240], [265], [267], [270], [276], [397], [479].
- French merchantmen, [260].
- French mills, [66], [79].
- French privateer, [171].
- French prize, [150].
- French reembarked, [486].
- French & Spanish fleets, [100], [248], [287].
- Frenchtown, [31], [36], [38], [171].
- Franca-villa, [241].
- French victories, [52].
- French West Indiamen, [242].
- Freybourg, [415].
- Friday's ferry, [269].
- Frolic, [305], [403].
- Frontenac fort, [338].
- Fuentes d'Onor, [180].
- Gaelic forces defeated, [289].
- Gaeta, [283].
- Galeneta, [378].
- Gallipoli, [127].
- Gamala, [372].
- Gananoque, [371].
- Garalavitz, [404].
- Gareta San Cosme, [362].
- Gaul laid waste, [489].
- Gaustalla, [75].
- Gawilghar, [472].
- Gaymas, [275].
- Gaza taken, [77], [326].
- Gedeonovo, [328].
- Geertruidenberg, [34].
- Gelderland, [198].
- Geldermalsem, [17].
- Gelders, [365].
- Gelo, [380].
- Gemappe, [237], [425].
- Gemblours, [46].
- Genoa, [103], [125], [252], [460].
- Genoese and Venetian fleets, [340].
- George, brig, [310].
- Georgetown, [39].
- Georgia in Asia, [406].
- Georgia expedition, [450].
- Georgiana, [171].
- Geresio, [46].
- German Flats, [173].
- Germantown, [386].
- Gerona taken, [207], [467], [474].
- Ghatz, [421].
- Ghent, [81], [97], [231].
- Gibraltar, [66], [95], [222], [270], [287], [354], [355], [357], [360], [428], [450], [485].
- Giuliano, mount, [164].
- Giurgevo, [266].
- Gladsmuir, [315].
- Glasgow, ship, [138].
- Glencoe, [66].
- Glenlivet, [385].
- Glenshields, [226].
- Gloutzk, [362].
- Gluckstadt, [17].
- Ghuznee, [288], [384].
- Goa, [70].
- Goeree, [136].
- Goito, Italy, [212].
- Golden Eagle captured, [214].
- Goletta, [291].
- Golymin, [485].
- Goree, [31], [52], [97], [486].
- Goritz, [112].
- Goths submitted, [385].
- Gradisca, [109].
- Graebenstein, [247].
- Granada, [37], [135], [264].
- Grand Ance, [408].
- Grand Cul-de-sac, [473], [476].
- Granicus, [201].
- Grannicus & Geo. Little, [55].
- Grao harbor, [253].
- Grave, [487].
- Grayson's farm, [440].
- Great Bridge, [476].
- Greene's army, [312].
- Greisse, [468].
- Grenada, [397].
- Grenada, W. I., [259].
- Greenbush, [446].
- Griswold, fort, [351].
- Groningen, [62].
- Grosmont, [97].
- Gross-Beeren, [333].
- Groton, [101].
- Growler, [315].
- Guadalaxara, [30].
- Guadalete, [172].
- Guadaloupe, [36], [52], [55], [160], [253], [389].
- Guanajanto, [283].
- Guerrier and Junon, [14].
- Guerrier taken, [284], [328].
- Guilford court house, [104].
- Guilleaume Tell, [125].
- Guingette, [323].
- Guntzburg, [394].
- Guttstadt, [50], [224].
- Hadley attacked, [405].
- Hagenau, [402].
- Hague, [38].
- Halidon hill, [240].
- Halle, [402].
- Hamburg, [441].
- Hameln, [441].
- Hampton, Va., [248], [413].
- Hancock captured, [266].
- Hancock & Levant, [368].
- Hangho, [324].
- Hanging rock, [308].
- Hango Udd, [220].
- Harfleur, [376].
- Harlem Heights, [364].
- Harlequin, [409].
- Hasnon, [187].
- Hastalrick, [188].
- Hastenbeck, [291].
- Hastings, [398].
- Hatfield burnt, [211], [355].
- Haverhill burnt, [330].
- Havre de Grace, [41], [178], [217].
- Haw river, [84].
- Hayti, [28], [55].
- Hazard and Albion, [48].
- Heagley moor, [83].
- Hedgecote, [292].
- Heilsburg, [226].
- Heliopolis, [111], [194].
- Hellespont, [481].
- Helvoetsluis, [38].
- Hennebon, [312].
- Henrietta, [284].
- Heraclea, [172].
- Hermasillo, [420].
- Hermes ship, [363].
- Hermione, [200].
- Hertford, [462].
- Hesse taken, [420].
- Hexham, [192].
- Highflyer, [373].
- Himera, [309], [321].
- Hinsdale, [294].
- Hispaniola, [115].
- Hochkirchen, [399].
- Hochstädt, [307].
- Hohenfriedberg, [218].
- Hohenlinden, [459].
- Holland invaded, [298].
- Homildon hill, [361].
- Honolulu taken, [336].
- Hoosick attacked, [339].
- Hope captured, [195].
- Hopkin's squadron, [465].
- Hopton-Heath, [109].
- Horse Shoe, [120], [350].
- Hostalrick, [427].
- Houghley taken, [22].
- Hoya, [82].
- Hudson crossed, [362].
- Humber, Danes landed, [357].
- Hungary, [158], [316].
- Hungarians at Vienna, [396].
- Hunsruch, [199].
- Huron villages, [104].
- Ice, battle on, [135].
- Indefatigable and Amazon, [25].
- Indian country invaded, [331].
- Indians, [291], [298], [378].
- Indians and Virginians, [395].
- Ingolstadt, [172].
- Ingour, [425].
- Inverness ship burnt, [91].
- Iphigenie captured, [22], [469].
- Inkerman, [425].
- Ireland invaded, [205], [384].
- Iroquois and French, [394].
- Isle of Man, [459].
- Isle of Wight, [274].
- Islip bridge, [164].
- Ismael fortress, [478].
- Italy, hostilities, [82].
- Italy ravaged, [340].
- Iztapalapan, [212].
- Jadera siege, [429].
- Jaca, [72].
- Jaffa, [95], [219].
- Jaffa invested, [92].
- Jaffnapatam, [379].
- Jagernsdorf, [201].
- Jamaica, [177], [250].
- Jambouli, [301].
- James river, [264].
- Jargeau, [226].
- Java taken, [311], [367], [488].
- Jean captured, [200].
- Jena, [399].
- Jersey line revolt, [34].
- Jerusalem taken, [202], [221], [224], [229], [265], [275], [277], [310], [352], [385], [466].
- John, brig, [225].
- Johnson Hall, [201].
- Johnstown, [200].
- Joppa taken, [205].
- Jotopata, [192], [214].
- Julia, schooner, [315].
- Juliers, fortress, [385].
- Junin, [309].
- Junon taken, [471].
- Junon and Guerrier, [14].
- Kaiserslautern, [34], [208], [378].
- Kalafat, [461].
- Kars invested, [246], [380], [449].
- Katzbach, [337].
- Kay, [245].
- Kehl, [157], [480].
- Kelat taken, [434].
- Kesseldorf, [473].
- Kettaning, [353].
- Key West, [371].
- Khivian cavalry routed, [23].
- Kickmut river, [205].
- Kikapoo villages, [214], [330].
- Kilkenny, [114], [380].
- Killala taken, [326], [332].
- Killicrankie, [206].
- Killrush, [151].
- Kilthomas hill, [208].
- Kingsbridge, [31].
- King's castle, [471].
- King's mountain, [390].
- King Philip, [251].
- Kinsale surrendered, [486].
- Klaistitzy, [315].
- Knockinoss, [433].
- Kobrine, [293], [318].
- Kolin, [238].
- Kolotsk, [418].
- Konich, [444].
- Konigsberg, [237].
- Kotriah, [457].
- Koutovo, [438], [441].
- Kremlin, [362], [405].
- Kreutznach, [457].
- Kunersdorf, [317].
- Kursonet, [483].
- Kustrin, [322], [420].
- Kutousoff, brig, [166].
- L'Africaine, [75].
- L'Ambuscade, [301].
- Lacedæmonian fleet, [320].
- La Charite, [78].
- La Chaussee, [55].
- La Chinse, [113].
- La Cole mills, [126].
- La Curieux, [53].
- Laffesat, [64].
- La Forte, [88].
- La Fortune, [75].
- La Furet, [86].
- La Furieuse, [264].
- Lagos, [485].
- La Guaira, [75].
- La Hogue, [119], [198], [201], [203], [204].
- Lahore, [10].
- Lake Borgne, [472].
- Lake Champlain, [396].
- Lake Erie, [357], [394].
- Lake George, [325], [353], [367].
- Lake Ontario, [388], [430].
- Lambach, [364].
- Lancaster, [62].
- Landau, [447].
- Landon, [268], [283].
- Landshut, [160], [245].
- Langside hill, [189].
- Lannoy, [197].
- Lansdowne, [262].
- Laon, [98].
- La Pique and Blanche, [18].
- La Prothee taken, [81].
- La Rancune and Pigmy, [20].
- Larvis, [111].
- Lauback, [129].
- Laupen, [242].
- Lauter, [363].
- Lauterbach, [457].
- Lautern, [453].
- Lauzara, [322].
- La Virginia captured, [170].
- La Voluntaire taken, [93].
- Laxaron, [413].
- Leander and Putnam, [428].
- Le Bourbon, [78].
- Ledjars, [144].
- Le Genereux, [74].
- Leghorn, [117], [187].
- Lee surprised, [470].
- Leignitz, [486].
- Leipsic, [307], [401], [403], [404], [405].
- Leira taken, [28].
- Lens, [328].
- L'Entreprenant taken, [74].
- Leo captured, [97].
- Leon, Nicaragua, [307].
- Lepanto, [161], [390].
- Le Quesnoy taken, [321].
- Lerida, [191].
- Lesno, [390].
- Leuthen, [461].
- Levant, [88], [368].
- Lewistown, [138], [477].
- Lexington, battle, [157].
- Leyden, [246], [385].
- L'Hercule taken, [158].
- L'Iris and L'Amiable, [52].
- Licking river, [244].
- Liddel castle, [384].
- Liege, [96], [449].
- Ligny, [235].
- Lima taken, [18], [76], [294], [311], [430].
- Limerick, [385].
- Lincoln, [49].
- Lincoln, [197].
- Lisbon, [290], [445].
- Liscard, [32].
- Liscarrol, [346].
- Lisle, [409].
- Lissa, [461].
- Little Belt, [194].
- Little Egg harbor, [368].
- Little Somerda, [411].
- Lizard point, [393].
- Loar, [126].
- Loano, [445].
- Loche-Hatchee, [39].
- Lodi, [187].
- Logan's fort, [283].
- Long island, [27], [331], [341].
- Longroy, [332].
- Longomilla, [465].
- Longwood, [93].
- Loretto, [62].
- Los Cruces, [417].
- Loudown hill, [186].
- Louisbourg, [225], [236], [293].
- Louvain, [458], [481].
- Lowositz, [383].
- Lubec, [425].
- Lucania, [302].
- Lucca, revolution, [28].
- Luciensteig, [96].
- Lundy's lane, [292].
- Lutzen, [176], [426].
- Lydians and Medes, [380].
- Lyme, England, [228].
- Lyons, [392], [405].
- Maadie, [101].
- Maastricht, [428].
- Macedonia captured, [411].
- Maciejowice, [387].
- Mackinaw, [306], [324].
- Mackowieze, [395].
- Maclin, [270].
- Madagascar, [203].
- Madre de Dios, [303].
- Madrid, [155], [163], [191], [299], [318], [461].
- Mæsia, [158].
- Maestricht, [239].
- Magauga, [313].
- Magdeburg, [186], [427].
- Magicienne & Sybille, [30].
- Maida, [261].
- Mainz, [487].
- Makey destroyed, [148].
- Malaga, [55], [319].
- Malden taken, [378].
- Malolo destroyed, [292].
- Malone, [79].
- Malplaquet, [358].
- Malta, [74], [196], [228], [230], [273].
- Manchester, Va., [173].
- Mangalore, [84], [97].
- Manheim, [91], [446].
- Manilla taken, [389].
- Mans, [469].
- Mantua, [50], [189], [295].
- Marathon, [378].
- Marc Antony, [150].
- Marchfeld, [337].
- Marchiennes, [299].
- Marciano, [303].
- Marengo, [233].
- Marie, Yucatan, [183].
- Marientzel, [427].
- Marienwerder, [65].
- Marigalante, [92], [160].
- Marignano, [360].
- Marignon, [398].
- Marlborough, Mass., [118], [332].
- Marlborough, Vt., [249].
- Marque, letter of, [24].
- Marseilles, [334], [386].
- Marston Moor, [258].
- Martelli, [75].
- Martello, tower, [62].
- Martigne, [462].
- Martinico, [248].
- Martinique, [53], [67], [265].
- Matagorda fort, [163].
- Maubege, [400].
- Maypu, [136].
- M'Cowan's ford, [48].
- Meaux, [186].
- Medfield, [78], [82].
- Melienydd, [229].
- Mequienza, [224].
- Menagerie ship taken, [469].
- Mendon, [275].
- Mentz, [287], [351], [416].
- Mery burnt, [80].
- Messina, [60], [350].
- Metz siege raised, [484].
- Mexican brig, [155].
- Mexico, [211], [212], [247], [256], [259], [318], [427], [481], [482].
- Miami, [329], [382], [423].
- Micanopy, [225].
- Michilimackinac, [281].
- Mignano, [194].
- Miguel defeated, [259].
- Milan taken, [191].
- Miller's hill, [445].
- Millesimo, [148], [150].
- Milliduse, [258].
- Miltau entered, [376].
- Mincio, [438].
- Minden, [300].
- Minerva and Warwick, [37].
- Minisink, [287], [289].
- Minorca, [55], [238], [327].
- Miranda's squadron, [168].
- Mire and Swierza, [226].
- Mire, [228].
- Mississinewa, [475].
- Missolonghi, [19], [161].
- Mistic, fort, [206].
- Mobile, [100], [360].
- Mocha, [34].
- Mohatz, [340].
- Mohawk castles, [27], [57].
- Mohawks invaded, [361].
- Mohringen, [40].
- Molino del Rey, [354].
- Molwitz, [145].
- Mongal, [299].
- Monk's Corner, [150].
- Monmouth, [251].
- Montebello, [226].
- Monte di Sivaro, [91].
- Montenotte, [143].
- Montereau, [74].
- Monterey, [371], [372], [373], [405].
- Montevideo, [52], [251].
- Montezuma captured, [171].
- Montmirail, [64], [69].
- Montreal, [293], [352], [432].
- Montreuil siege, [361].
- Montserrat, [80].
- Mons, [138], [396].
- Moors and English, [368].
- Moors, [246], [306].
- Moor's creek bridge, [86].
- Moorsfield, [342].
- Morat, [243].
- Moravian town, [389].
- Morella, [327].
- Morgarten, [464].
- Morgiana, captured, [376].
- Mormons, [415].
- Morocco, [57], [65].
- Moro fort stormed, [298].
- Morristown revolt, [10], [34].
- Mortimer's cross, [48], [49].
- Moscow burnt, [192], [362], [405].
- Moskwa, [391].
- Moultan, [15], [351], [362].
- Mount Hope, [216].
- Mount William, [20].
- Mud fort, [427].
- Mulhausen, [162], [487], [490].
- Munda, [105].
- Murza, [378].
- Musgrove's mills, [326].
- Mutina, [150].
- Mycale, [371].
- Naarden, [36].
- Namur, [248], [373].
- Nangis, [72].
- Nankin taken, [110].
- Nantucket, [135].
- Naples, [11], [38], [69], [190], [249], [265].
- Napoli di Romania, [469].
- Narragansett, [259], [282], [477].
- Narva, [329], [454], [468].
- Narvaez defeated, [207].
- Naseby, [232].
- Nase of Norway, [240].
- Nasielsk, [483].
- Natchez, [75].
- Natonebi, [94].
- Nautilus, [254], [284].
- Navarette, [131].
- Navarino, [406].
- Navy island evacuated, [27].
- Naxos, [320].
- Naxus, [368].
- Necessity frigate captured, [78].
- Neerwinden, [107], [297].
- Negapatam, [430].
- Negombo, [55].
- Neumark, [114].
- Nevil's cross, [402].
- Nevis, [26], [67].
- Newark, [112], [467].
- New Brunswick, [244].
- Newberry, [413].
- Newbury, [369].
- Newcastle taken, [404].
- New Haven entered, [262].
- New Jersey, [298], [471].
- New Orleans, [11], [20], [21], [23], [487].
- Newport siege raised, [331], [411].
- Newport, surprise, [270].
- New Providence, [92].
- New York passed, [60], [217], [278], [298], [338], [363], [448].
- New Valentia, [318].
- Nezib, [247].
- Niagara, [206], [290].
- Nianticks, war with, [369].
- Nicaragua & Costa Rica, [99].
- Nicaragua recruits, [143].
- Nice besieged, [191], [313].
- Nicola Mole, [408].
- Nicomedia, [80].
- Nicopolis, [378].
- Niemen passed, [247].
- Niesse, [215].
- Nieuwpoort, [282].
- Nieuwpoort taken, [427].
- Nieve, [466], [467], [468].
- Nile, battle of, [301].
- Ninety six, [91], [239].
- Nineveh, [456].
- Nisbeth, [182].
- Nijmegen, [468].
- Noddle's Island, [208], [212].
- Nollendorf, [342].
- Nordlingen, [304].
- Norfolk, [10], [187], [259], [471].
- Norham castle, [328].
- Norkettin, [342].
- Norman fleet, [149].
- Norridgewock, [317].
- North Allerton, [331].
- Northampton, [102], [270].
- North Carolina, [289].
- North Point, [358].
- Norwalk, [267].
- Nottingham, [331].
- Nova Scotia, [106].
- Novi, [321].
- Novoleski, [287].
- Number Four, [133].
- Nuncas Nullus, [302].
- Nymegen, [407], [426], [468].
- Ocana, [441].
- Oczakow, [474].
- Ocracoke, [275].
- Odessa, [162].
- Œsuvian fields, [87].
- Ogdensburgh, [79], [80], [385], [387], [429], [439].
- Ogeeche, [382].
- Old fort, [368].
- Oltenitza, [424].
- Oneglia, [138].
- Onondaga invaded, [306].
- Onondaga destroyed, [157].
- Onore, [17].
- Ontario, lake, [315].
- Oporto taken, [124], [189].
- Orangeburgh, [188].
- Orcha evacuated, [443].
- Oriva, [225].
- Orleans, siege, [184], [397].
- Orthes, [86].
- Ostenburg taken, [23].
- Ostend, [125], [198], [253], [371], [427].
- Ostrolenka, [70], [206].
- Ostrovna, [292].
- Oswegatchie, [314].
- Oswego, [182], [241], [276], [320], [383].
- Otterbourne, [298].
- Otter creek, [191].
- Otumba, [265].
- Oudenarde, [271].
- Ouiattanons, [330].
- Oulart Hill, [208].
- Ouschatch, [410].
- Oyster bay, [226].
- Oyster river, [282].
- Pago Largo, [127].
- Palatine bridge, [405].
- Pallas captured, [293].
- Palma Nuova, [108].
- Palo Alto, [185].
- Paniput, [159].
- Passamaquoddy, [272].
- Para sacked, [333].
- Paria, gulf of, [72], [304].
- Paris surrendered, [126], [127], [148], [254].
- Parma, [253].
- Parmesans, [363].
- Passa Cavallo, [121].
- Passaic crossed, [452].
- Passaro, [312].
- Patriots, Canadian, [449].
- Patuxet, [120].
- Paulus Hook, [283].
- Pavia, [81].
- Pavonia, [83].
- Peacock, [83], [416].
- Peekskill, [114].
- Pequods exterminated, [274].
- Peipus, [135].
- Pelican and Argus, [321].
- Pellingen, [311].
- Penguin captured, [115].
- Penmarks, [96].
- Pennsylvania line revolt, [10].
- Penobscot, [290], [321].
- Pensacola, [53], [185], [427].
- Pentland hills, [450].
- Permacoli, [366].
- Pernambuco, [26].
- Persian lost, [253].
- Persian sovereignty, [398].
- Perth taken, [302].
- Petapsco, [153].
- Petersburgh, Va., [165], [173].
- Peterswalde, [84].
- Peterwaradein, [307].
- Petropaulowski, [155], [201], [341], [343].
- Pettick's Island, [213].
- Pfullendorf, [111].
- Pharsalia, [188].
- Philadelphia taken, [347], [376], [377], [418].
- Philadelphia frigate, [70].
- Philiphaugh, [360].
- Philippi, [413].
- Philip's manor burnt, [439].
- Phocis taken, [207].
- Piave, [100].
- Pichinca, [204].
- Piedmontese defeated, [294].
- Piedmontaise, [97].
- Pietra Nera, [69].
- Pigeon island, [62].
- Pigott captured, [416].
- Pigwacket, [184].
- Pinckney field, [466].
- Pindenissum, siege, [419].
- Pinkey, [356].
- Pirna, [401].
- Pittsburgh evacuated, [447].
- Placentia, [219], [234].
- Plaissey, [245].
- Plantagenet, [290].
- Planter, [270], [305].
- Plassy, [55].
- Platæa, [140], [303], [371].
- Plattsburgh, [299], [351], [358], [446].
- Plowed hill, [337].
- Plymouth review, [163].
- Plymouth burnt, [188].
- Pocataligo, [151].
- Poder gun ship burnt, [79].
- Poictiers, [367], [403].
- Point Peter fort, [25], [221].
- Poland invaded, [56].
- Poles defeated, [282].
- Polish insurgents, [183].
- Pollentia, [122].
- Poltosk, [404], [405].
- Polyphemus and L'Uranie, [17].
- Pombal, [97].
- Pondicherry, [29], [333], [357], [389], [401].
- Pongoteague creek, [210].
- Pontefract, [89].
- Po passed, [199].
- Port au Paix, [63].
- Port-au-Prince, [22], [218].
- Port Louis, [96].
- Port Royal, [51], [117], [384], [388].
- Porto Bello, [443].
- Porto Cabello, [40].
- Porto Novo, [257].
- Portsmouth, N. C., [275].
- Portsmouth plain, [249].
- Portsmouth, [187].
- Portugal, [63], [132], [187], [332].
- Potidæa, [394].
- Poultneyville, [193].
- Powassin, [339].
- Praga, [127], [412], [423], [462].
- Prague, [180], [188], [239], [275].
- Pravadia, [195].
- Prentzlow, [415].
- Prescott, [426], [437].
- President frigate, [28].
- President and Swallow, [400].
- Presque isle, [235], [257].
- Preston, [434].
- Prestonpans, [370].
- Preussish Eylau, [59].
- Prince of Wales fort, [312].
- Princeton, [14], [24], [463].
- Prince Neufchatel, [487].
- Prisches, [167].
- Prome burnt, [357].
- Providence burnt, [123].
- Prussia campaign opened, [375].
- Prussian Poland, [58].
- Pruth, [302].
- Puebla, [132].
- Puffleck, [405].
- Pulaski's infantry, [400].
- Pultowa, [250], [267].
- Pultusk, [174], [485]
- (see [Poltosk]).
- Punjaub, [480].
- Purgatory river, [166].
- Pursuit captured, [305].
- Putna, [298].
- Putnam captured, [428].
- Pydna, [243].
- Pyramids, [286].
- Pyrennes, [296], [299].
- Qualla Battoo, [58], [316].
- Quebec taken, [283], [324], [331], [360], [365], [367], [388], [428], [461], [490].
- Queenstown, [269], [398].
- Quiberon, [218], [222], [280].
- Raclawice, [133].
- Ragland castle, [327].
- Raisonable captured, [210].
- Raleigh frigate, [380].
- Ramilles, [203].
- Ramuggur, [445].
- Randolph frigate, [95].
- Ratisbon, [163].
- Rattlesnake taken, [272].
- Ravenna, [144].
- Red bank, [408].
- Redinha, [100].
- Reedsquair, [177].
- Reggio, [52].
- Regillum, [277].
- Rehoboth, [121].
- Reichenbach, [202].
- Reichenberg, [160].
- Reindeer captured, [252].
- Renchen, [252].
- Resaca de la Palma, [186].
- Retaliation taken, [443].
- Revance de Cerfe, [138].
- Revel, [190].
- Revolutionaire, [209].
- Richmond evacuated, [17], [208], [241].
- Richterswyl, [322].
- Rio Grande invaded, [283].
- Rio Pardo, [175].
- Riosecco, [277], [450].
- Rivas, [145], [252].
- Rivoli, [26], [78], [239].
- Rheims, [110], [279].
- Rhenen, [27].
- Rhine crossed, [412].
- Rhinefield, [420].
- Rhode Island taken, [463].
- Rhodes, island of, [9].
- Roanoke, [193].
- Rocky mount, [298].
- Rocroy, [198].
- Roer, victory on, [385].
- Rohilcund, [162].
- Roleia, [325].
- Rome, republicans repulsed, [171].
- Rome, [181], [252], [258], [259], [340], [406], [466], [474].
- Roman legion cut off, [302].
- Romish territories, [446].
- Ross defeated, [411].
- Rossega, [70].
- Rosetta surrendered, [140].
- Rossbach, [424].
- Rothweil, [136].
- Rotto Fredo, [312].
- Roucoux, [383].
- Rouen conquered, [214].
- Roussilon, [468].
- Routon heath, [412].
- Roveredo, [309].
- Royal George, [429].
- Royalton attacked, [401].
- Rudschuck, [351].
- Rumelia, [124].
- Russians, [55], [415].
- Russia and Sweden, [63].
- Russians and Turks, [240].
- Russian fleet, [285].
- Russian magazines, [366].
- Russian squadron, [336].
- Russian ships, [247].
- Russian Poland, [238].
- Saalfeld bridge, [395].
- Sababier, [270].
- Sabugal, [132].
- Sacketts harbor, [201], [210].
- Sag harbor, [204].
- Saguntum, [412].
- Saints islands, [143].
- Salamanca, [287], [403].
- Salamis, [328], [381], [406].
- Salamonde, [194].
- Salem stores, [85].
- Saltillo, [289].
- Samana taken, [22].
- Sambre, [204].
- Samo-Sierra, [457].
- San Antonio surrendered, [467].
- San Christoval, [77], [225].
- San Domingo, [118].
- Sand hills, [347].
- Sandwich, [211], [380].
- Sangershausen, [288].
- Sangrado, original of, [144].
- San Jacinto, [160].
- San Juan bombarded, [275].
- San Juan de Ulloa, [451].
- Santa Brigida, [403].
- Santa Catalina, [105].
- Santa Cruz, Teneriffe, [290].
- Santa Gertruyda, [464].
- Santa Martha, [327].
- Santarem, [93].
- Santa Rosa, [111].
- Santee, [411].
- Santissima Trinidad, [417].
- Santos Lugares, [52].
- Saracen defeat, [407].
- Saragossa, [45], [77], [93], [306], [312], [319], [486].
- Saranac, [356], [358].
- Saratoga and Morgiana, [376].
- Saratoga, surrender, [362], [402], [437].
- Sarbruck, [438].
- Savage sloop captured, [351].
- Savannah, [15], [200], [271], [315], [364], [487].
- Saxa Rubra, [414].
- Saybrook, [139].
- Schaffhausen, [148].
- Schaghticoke, [339].
- Scheldt fleet, [307].
- Schenectady, [59].
- Schleitz, [394].
- Schomberg and Hebe, [55].
- Schonvelt, [208].
- Schooners taken, [321].
- Schoumla, [229].
- Schuylkill, [363], [373].
- Schweidnitz, [58], [151], [383].
- Schwindelezzi, [322].
- Scorpion, [356].
- Scythopolis, [192].
- Seagull sunk, [240].
- Sebastopol, [107], [142], [175], [221], [223], [239], [271], [354], [403].
- Sedgemoore, [262].
- Sediman, [464].
- Selby, [144].
- Sempach, [268].
- Senecas, [245].
- Senegal taken, [275].
- Serapis captured, [373].
- Seringapatam, [136], [179], [204].
- Sestos, siege of, [108].
- Severndroog castle, [130].
- Seven oaks, [246].
- Shipton moor, [209].
- Shrewsbury, [286], [287].
- Sicily, [323].
- Sidi Khalef, [241].
- Siedlce, [142].
- Sieg, [199].
- Sienna, [160].
- Sierra Busaco, [378].
- Sierra Morena, [36].
- Sieverhausen, [225].
- Silesia, [406].
- Silistria, [195], [212], [255].
- Silva, J. B., [327].
- Simonstown, [276].
- Sinope, [455].
- Skeenesborough, [264].
- Sluys, [246], [337].
- Smithfield, [27].
- Smolensko, [325], [372], [432], [437].
- Smolianovo, [325], [326].
- Smolnya, [435].
- Sodus, [240].
- Soldau, [485].
- Solway moss, [448].
- Solnitz, [441].
- Sooloo forts, [88].
- Soraida, [469].
- Sorel, [233], [438].
- South Carolina invaded, [77].
- South river Swedes, [349].
- Southwark, [256].
- Southwold bay, [208].
- Spain against England, [114].
- Spain and England, [70].
- Spain against France, [221].
- Spain overrun, [397].
- Spandau, [219], [411].
- Spanish and Buenos Ayrean fleets, [191].
- Spanish colors, [105].
- Spanish fleet, [20], [29], [118], [136], [139], [209], [299], [397].
- Spanish galleon, [417].
- Spanish launch, [259].
- Spanish ships, [388].
- Spesutie, [170].
- Springfield, [40], [388].
- Springfield, N. J., [245].
- Spurs, [323].
- Squirrel and Pierre Joseph, [62].
- Stamford bridge, [375].
- Stamford, [101].
- Standtz, [354].
- Staroy-Borizoff, [449].
- Staten island, [272], [331], [344].
- Steenkerken, [304].
- Stillwater, [368], [390].
- Stirling taken, [306].
- Stirling bridge, [371].
- St. Albans, [71], [202].
- St. Antonio, [127].
- St. Antonio, [326].
- St. Anthony falls, [257].
- St. Bartholomews, [105], [111].
- St. Charles, Canada, [449].
- St. Christophers, [64].
- St. Dizier, [119], [324].
- St. Domingo, [57], [64], [96], [266], [454].
- St. Eustatia, [51].
- St. Fernando de Omoa, [401].
- St. Francis, [388].
- St. Gothard taken, [322].
- St. Helena taken, [129], [144], [181], [454].
- St. Jago, [153].
- St. Jago de Cuba, [135].
- St. Jean d'Acre, [107], [111], [130], [167], [186], [190], [199], [208], [422].
- St. John's island, [63].
- St. Johns, [238], [306], [366], [422].
- St. Leonard's creeks, [249].
- St. Lorenzo, [116].
- St. Lucia, [131], [228], [473], [476].
- St. Maloes, [259].
- St. Malo, explosion, [368].
- St. Marie, [134].
- St. Martins, [71].
- St. Mary's tower, [25].
- St. Michael fort carried, [314].
- St. Neots, [265].
- St. Philip fort, [21].
- St. Quintin, [313].
- St. Salvador, [158].
- St. Sebastian, [343].
- St. Vincent, [29], [68], [81], [228], [238].
- Stockach, [117].
- Stoke, [220], [234].
- Stolhoffen, [201].
- Stonington, [313], [382].
- Stony Point, [213], [280].
- Stono-ferry, [241].
- Stowe, [113].
- Strasburg, [453].
- Stratton, [181].
- Street's creek, [261].
- Strelitz, [418].
- Strouli, [240].
- Sturgis's cove, [231].
- Subtle schooner sunk, [453].
- Success frigate, [66].
- Sudbury attacked, [155].
- Sugarloaf hill, [335].
- Sullivan's island, [234], [251], [474].
- Surajah Dowla defeated, [245].
- Surcoign, [195].
- Surinam river, [99].
- Surinam ship, [463].
- Surinam, [170], [329].
- Svartholm, [261].
- Swallow captured, [400].
- Swanzey, [246].
- Swedes on Delaware, [349].
- Swedish and Russian fleets, [217], [261].
- Switzerland invaded, [19], [200].
- Syracuse, [311], [490].
- Syria, [87].
- Tagliamento, [105].
- Tagus blockaded, [445].
- Taillebourg, [283].
- Talavera, [295], [296].
- Tallegada, [428].
- Tamaraca, [24].
- Tamarand and Defence, [432].
- Tametivi, [74].
- Tampa bay, [487].
- Tampico, surrender, [359], [455].
- Tangier, [177].
- Tangiers attacked, [388].
- Tapanooly, [147].
- Tappan surprised, [379].
- Tariffa, [17], [490].
- Tarleton's dragoons, [66].
- Tarqui, [86].
- Tarragona, [210], [252].
- Tauffers, [134].
- Tavoy taken, [356].
- Tchatchovo, [452].
- Tchasniki, [418].
- Tchernaya, [324].
- Telemaque captured, [239].
- Ten-mile creek, [268].
- Terlepe, [187].
- Terrible privateer, [482].
- Tewkesbury, [179].
- Texas, [358].
- Texans defeated, [481].
- Texel, [315].
- Thames captured, [212].
- Thames, [388].
- Thassus, [140].
- Thebes demolished, [327].
- Thermopylæ, [309].
- Thessaly, ships to be searched, [142].
- Thiel, [21].
- Thorn taken, [463].
- Thrasymene, [245].
- Three kings' battle, [306].
- Thuringia, [224].
- Ticonderoga, [186], [264], [267], [293], [294], [367].
- Tiel taken, [15].
- Tiger captured, [189].
- Tigress captured, [356].
- Tigris, Alex. crossed, [368].
- Tinchebrai, [377].
- Tippecanoe, [426], [465].
- Tirlemont, [103], [282], [400].
- Tlascala entered, [372].
- Tobago, [216], [442].
- Tobasco, [101], [411].
- Toledo defended, [412].
- Tolosa, [229], [279].
- Tomahawk and Bulwark, [37].
- Tombio, [200].
- Tom's river blockhouse, [116].
- Topaz captured, [36].
- Torgau, [422].
- Tortona, [358].
- Tortosa surrendered, [11].
- Toulon, [99], [209], [476], [477].
- Toulouse, [143], [272].
- Tournay, [187], [197], [380], [427].
- Townsend packet taken, [446].
- Towton, [123].
- Trafalgar, [407].
- Trebia, [233], [237], [238], [240].
- Trenton, [12], [84], [484].
- Trespasser captured, [209].
- Trevers, [167].
- Trieste, [114].
- Trincomalee, [17], [337], [347].
- Trinidad, [74].
- Tripoli, [70], [226], [292], [304], [309], [310], [333], [336], [341], [359].
- Tripolitan gun boats, [287].
- Tristan d'Acunha, [53].
- Trois Rivieres, [224].
- Troy taken by Greeks, [164], [227].
- Troyes, [41], [52], [93], [124].
- Trumbull frigate, [315].
- Tubberneering, [218].
- Tudela, [446].
- Tulliangus, [394].
- Tunis, [291].
- Tunisian corsair, [208].
- Turin, [352].
- Turk and Russian ships, [171], [199], [201], [262], [302], [334].
- Turk's island, [214].
- Turkey invaded, [258].
- Turkheim, [16].
- Turkish frigate, [266].
- Turner's falls, [196].
- Tuscarora village burnt, [477].
- Tuspan, [104].
- Tyre taken, [328].
- Uleaborg, [215].
- Ulm, [399], [402].
- U. S. and British fleets, [358].
- U. S. and Gt. Britain, [238].
- U. States ag. England, [114].
- United Irishmen, [204], [205].
- U. S. and Macedonia, [411].
- U. S. and Algiers, [92].
- Unroomster, [43].
- Utah Indians, [172].
- Utrecht, [29], [31], [248].
- Valladolid, [218].
- Valliant and Cannoniere, [52].
- Valencia, [21], [252].
- Valenciennes, [106], [281], [338].
- Valentia de Alcantara, [337].
- Valetta, [226], [349], [367], [411].
- Valmy, [369].
- Valois seized, [322].
- Varna, [429].
- Vauchamp, [68].
- Vendeans defeated, [167], [402].
- Vengeance privateer, [482].
- Venice invaded, [178], [189], [213], [239], [332].
- Venlo, [314], [411].
- Venus captured, [293].
- Vera Cruz, [98], [301], [451], [462].
- Veraya, [395].
- Verneuil, [323].
- Verona, [119], [125], [182], [377].
- Verplank's point, [216].
- Vessels captured, [80].
- Veteran, [324].
- Vicogne, [184].
- Vienna, [189], [275], [282], [359], [360], [396], [401], [403], [409], [415], [434].
- Viga, [224].
- Vigilant taken, [200].
- Vigo, [396].
- Villa Visciosa, [453].
- Ville de Milan, [81].
- Villalar, [160].
- Villaret's plantation, [482].
- Villers Coterets, [252].
- Villingen, [136].
- Vimiera, [330].
- Vinegar hill, [243].
- Vique, [88].
- Virgin bay, [347].
- Virginia colony massacre, [120].
- Vitry, [41], [52].
- Vittoria, [243].
- Vixen captured, [445].
- Vixen and Narcissus, [30].
- Volage, la, [141].
- Volsci conquered, [236].
- Waal crossed, [15], [24], [26].
- Wachtendonk, [115].
- Wagram, [264].
- Wahab's house, [370].
- Wakefield, [200], [490].
- Wakefield green, [482].
- Wales, descent on, [80].
- Wallah wallah, [454].
- Wandewash, [35].
- Warburgh, [299].
- Warsaw, [84], [154], [282], [353], [452], [454].
- Wartenburg, [385].
- Warwick and Rotterdam, [17].
- Warwick, R. I., [106].
- Washington burnt, [165], [335], [336].
- Wasp and Atalanta, [371].
- Wasp and Avon, [345].
- Wasp and Frolic, [305], [403].
- Wateree, [322], [326].
- Waterloo, [238].
- Waxhaws, [210].
- Wayne defeated, [379].
- Wayne surprised, [370].
- Wazenau, [411].
- Weissenburg, [363], [398].
- Wells, Me., [226].
- Westham, Va., [18].
- West Indies, [204].
- Wexford massacre, [397].
- Weymouth, [83].
- Whitemarsh, [460].
- White Plains, [415], [416].
- Whitsell's mill, [95].
- Wiazma, [422].
- Wigoya, [280].
- Willett defeated British, [411].
- William Henry capit., [312].
- Williamsburg, [260], [431].
- Williamson's plantation, [273].
- Williamstad, [362].
- Williamstadt, [288].
- Wilmington, [185], [359].
- Wilna, [316], [468].
- Winnebago Indians, [130].
- Withlacoochie, [491].
- Wittenberg, [186].
- Worcester, [346], [373].
- Wurzburg, [347].
- Wynnendale, [379].
- Ximena, [367].
- Ydria, [114].
- York, [40], [168], [185], [262], [299], [366].
- Yorktown, [393], [399], [401], [402], [405].
- Ypres, [117], [237].
- Yucatan, [283].
- Yungay, [34].
- Zafra, [61].
- Zama, [404].
- Zehuacingo, [345].
- Zentha, [344].
- Zielime, [237].
- Zittau bombarded, [288].
- Znaim, [271].
- Zorndorf, [336].
- Zullechan, [274].
- Zurich, [13], [376].
GENERAL INDEX.
- Abbeys seized, [299].
- Abbots of unreason, [9].
- Abolition riots in New York, [271].
- Aboukir bay, arrival of British, [96].
- Abyssinian phenomenon, [438].
- Acadie, [24], [356], [422], 428.
- Acadians, [334].
- Acapulco, earthquake, [461].
- Adultery, punishment for, [410].
- Acta Eruditorum, [129].
- Actress, first, [464].
- Addison's library sold, [208].
- Advance and Rescue frozen in, [361].
- Adriatic launched, [140].
- Adventure discovery ship, [276].
- Adventurer, [426].
- Ærostats, French, [373].
- Afghanistan war closed, [384].
- Africa, Park's expedition, [458].
- African crusade, [429];
- farmer, [220].
- Agricultural fair at Paris, [225].
- Aix la Chapelle relics, [281].
- Alabama admitted, [461];
- historical society, [268];
- tornado, [194].
- Alancho, volcano at, [72].
- Albany, atmospheric phenomena, [30];
- great fire, [325];
- canal celebration, [421];
- church, corner stone, [216];
- city incorporated, [287];
- comet, [465];
- congress, [232], [239], [260], [271];
- convention, [374];
- Daily Advertiser, [228];
- emigration, [87];
- expedition to China, [476];
- first daily paper, [376];
- first newspaper, [422];
- first steamboat, [384];
- first theatre, [259];
- Hudson at, [370];
- Indian alliance, [232];
- made capital of N. Y., [98];
- recruits sent to, [67];
- and Schenectady rail road, [360];
- sloop lost, [380];
- wintered Braddock's army, [392].
- Albay, eruption, [49].
- Albion college burnt, [15].
- Alcazaba destroyed, [26].
- Alchemy prohibited, [25].
- Alcuin's Bible, [169].
- Ale, remarkable drinker, [454].
- Aleppo dest. by earthquake, [319].
- Alexandria canal, [148], [360];
- hail storm, [222].
- Algerine barque, [94];
- captives, [86], [254], [273];
- cruiser blown up, [215];
- pink, [435].
- Algiers, dey of, [34];
- earthquake, [414];
- slavery abolished, [340];
- great storm, [414];
- reduced, [205].
- Alien bill, [15];
- and sedition law, [276].
- Aliens required to report, [58].
- Alleghany county erected, [139].
- Allgemeine Zeitung, [354].
- Alliance, mutiny on, [125].
- Almanacs, stationers co., [51];
- Wallachian, [11].
- Almoravides dynasty, [251].
- Alphonsine tables, [211].
- Alps tunneled, [268].
- Alton Observer, [427].
- Alum mines discovered, [438];
- in Ireland, [408].
- Amalgamation, [162].
- Amazon river explored, [187];
- ship lost, [25].
- Ambassador, first to U. S., [308];
- rencontre, [381].
- Ambrosian library, [371].
- America, charter of discovery, [228];
- early coasted, [267];
- first battle ship, [424].
- American army destitute, [477], [482];
- disbanded, [403];
- force of, [225];
- Bible society, [196];
- circumnavigation, first, [313];
- colors, [57];
- confederation, [199];
- daughters of liberty, [231];
- emigration sanctioned, [152];
- expedition to Japan, [260];
- flag, [233];
- forces 1777, [416];
- loss by war of revolution, [157];
- loyalists benefit, [224];
- ministers at Paris, [112];
- navy, [470];
- philosophical society, [205];
- ports blockaded, [126];
- prisoners in England, [23];
- prisoners starved, [314];
- seamen impressed, [479];
- vessels confiscated, [479];
- shipping embargoed, [176];
- territory, patent, [421];
- vessels seized at Naples, [13];
- vessels excluded, [284];
- vessels captured by Algerines, [86];
- voyages, octroy, [120];
- war, opponent, [258];
- Weekly Mercury, [480].
- Americans sent home from Spain, [102].
- Amsterdam bank, [55];
- sluices opened, [248];
- theatre burnt, [195].
- Ammunition seized at Boston, [108].
- Anglo Norman steamer, [471].
- Angola slave contract, [356].
- Angora goats introduced, [295].
- Annie Jane wrecked, [380].
- Antarctic continent discovered, [33].
- Antelope wrecked, [314].
- Antelope wrecked, [432].
- Antigua slave insurrection, [111];
- hurricane at, [331].
- Antioch degraded, [113];
- earthquake, [199];
- sedition, [85].
- Antiquaries, soc. Edinburgh, [476].
- Anti-rent outrages, [335].
- Antium conference, [248].
- Apparel reformed, [182].
- Apprentices not to read Bible, [28].
- Apollo, Thracian colossus, [489].
- Apulia earthquake in, [299].
- Arctic expedition, [188].
- Arctic expedition, 2d American, [213].
- Arctic expedition in search of Dr. Kane, [213].
- Argonaut expedition, [284].
- Ark, covering removed, [364];
- dove sent from, [295];
- entered, [412];
- grounded, [124];
- rested, [135];
- window opened, [285].
- Arkansas admitted, [234];
- river, first steamer, [175].
- Arian heresy, [226].
- Arica, earthquake at, [392].
- Arithmetical prodigy, [91].
- Armed neutrality, [67], [474].
- Armenian era, [268].
- Army pay of, [305].
- Arquebusiers, [243].
- Arrow found in new forest, [362].
- Artist's wages, [107].
- Ashmolean museum, [192].
- Assassination plot discovered, [67].
- Assignats issued, [447];
- issued in France, [107].
- Assize of Jerusalem, [421].
- Asteroid discovered, [138], [389];
- 39th discovered, [60];
- 40th discovered, [113].
- Astor house riot, [187];
- library opened, [22].
- Astronomy, history of, [22].
- Athenian democracy restored, [316].
- Athens census, [45];
- revolution, [363];
- storm at, [413].
- Atlantic gale, [386];
- passage, speedy, [321];
- sailed, [169];
- steamer, first, [202];
- steam boat sunk, [329];
- steamer, first, [241].
- Atmospheric substance fell, [96].
- Auburn prison opened, [345].
- Augsburg confession, [113], [233];
- diet, decree, [440];
- rule of faith, [192].
- Augusta submerged, [208].
- Aurora Borealis, [45], [72], [80], [434], [439], [475];
- first in England, [94];
- ship rescued, [53].
- Australia colonized, [34].
- Austria declared against England, [74];
- peace with France, [156].
- Austrian constitution, [94];
- emperor assaulted, [74];
- Netherlands ceded, [443];
- possessions annexed to France, [380].
- Auto-da-fé, last, [429].
- Ava king's carriage, [356].
- Avenches antiquities, [377].
- Bagnes overwhelmed, [235].
- Bahama isles discovered, [396].
- Balder's Död, [106].
- Ball of fire fell, [116].
- Ballad singers to be seized, [470].
- Balloon ascension, [21], [141], [219], [456].
- Balloon accident, [189];
- disaster, [36];
- first English, [348], [363];
- military, [373];
- first ascent by Rozier, [400];
- journey, [427];
- new gas for, [432].
- Baltic canal, [191];
- fleet fitted out, [134];
- rivers blockaded, [249].
- Baltimore, congress at, [469];
- magazines seized, [165].
- Bank failure in London, [235];
- first at Albany, [281];
- first in America, [19];
- first in Conn., [233];
- of England, [57];
- of England suspension, [86];
- of England vend lottery tickets, [151];
- of England charter, [294];
- of England begun, [304];
- of England resumed, [466];
- of North America, [206];
- paper reduced, [77];
- U. S. charter expired, [93];
- U. S. discounted, [478].
- Banks suspended, [56], [187];
- in U. States, [356].
- Banking law of New York, [156].
- Bans last published in Mass., [161].
- Barbadoes conspiracy, [431];
- destroyed, [316];
- hurricane, [84];
- slaves landed, [423].
- Barbers not to receive fees, [179].
- Barcelona artisans, [128].
- Barebones parliament, [260], [469].
- Barometer inventor, [400].
- Baronets, order instituted, [201].
- Barratarian pirates pardoned, [58].
- Barrow's straits rediscovered, [305].
- Barva island wreck, [380].
- Basket maker, feat of, [406].
- Bastile, corner stone laid, [160];
- destroyed, [276];
- sold, [452].
- Bassigni church fell, [362].
- Batavian assembly installed, [92];
- republic, [41], [193], [403].
- Bath, Eng., burnt, [250];
- military order of, [13];
- theatre burned, [199].
- Bavaria, king of, [11].
- Bayonets first used, [374].
- Beaver grounds surrendered, [283].
- Beechey frozen in, [332].
- Beethoven's statue, [90].
- Beggars opera, proceeds, [477].
- Begging friars suppressed, [454].
- Belgian congress dissolved, [153];
- king, [269].
- Belgium, independence, [387];
- king of, [52], [286].
- Bell at Moscow raised, [306].
- Bellemont arrived as gov., [130].
- Benares, assassination at, [26].
- Benedictine monk records, [312].
- Bengal revenues, [318];
- newspaper, [34].
- Beni Umeggah, [381].
- Bennington settled, [117].
- Bequest, singular, [54], [364].
- Bergemoletto overwhelmed, [109].
- Bergen, fire at, [34].
- Berlin academy of sciences, [11];
- conspiracy, [124];
- decree, [444];
- revolutionary, [433];
- tumult, [233].
- Bermuda, Indian college, [26].
- Bermudas, English wrecked on, [202].
- Berytus overthrown, [268].
- Bewitching, case of, [133].
- Bible of Alcuin, [169], [456];
- distributers in prison, [412];
- of Faust and Schoeffer, [135];
- first whole, [386], [387];
- for French clergy, [406];
- Genevan, [141];
- permitted to be read, [433];
- permitted in England, [470];
- petition to read, [224];
- prohibited, [28], [448];
- renounced at Edinburgh, [207];
- Scottish decree, [406];
- society, origin of, [96];
- societies prohibited, [253], [482];
- translation permitted, [87];
- versions prohibited, [231];
- vulgate adopted, [140].
- Bibliotheca Hispania, [148].
- Billerica, British punishment at, [96].
- Bills of credit, [244];
- in Maryland, [293].
- Biloxi, gale, [368].
- Birch creek reservoir dest., [187].
- Birmingham riots, [276].
- Birth at advanced age, [185].
- Bishop's Bible, [310];
- first, [316];
- resumed seats, [442].
- Blackfriars bridge, [418];
- church fell, [67].
- Black hole dungeon, [238];
- prince died, [223];
- sea, tempest, [434];
- sea opened to Americans, [155];
- smith killed, [157];
- Warrior seized, [88].
- Blackwood's Magazine, [132], [462].
- Blood, circulation, [221], [406];
- hounds, [254].
- Blue Ridge, explosion, [20].
- Bodleian library, [283], [427].
- Bohemian king died, [453].
- Boiling to death, [70].
- Bombs first used, [115].
- Bomb vessels first used, [414].
- Bona, explosion at, [45].
- Bonaparte dynasty, attempt to subvert, [416]
- (see [Napoleon]).
- Bonapartes banished, [114].
- Bonhill field surveyed, [488].
- Bonnet-Carré crevasse, [488].
- Book, first English, [368];
- first in England, [474];
- of Sports burnt, [180].
- Books burnt, [237];
- denounced by pope, [115];
- immoral burnt, [207];
- of prophecy destroyed, [98];
- to be burnt, [399].
- Booksellers, [464];
- fined, [184].
- Boonsborough begun, [129].
- Border feud, last between Eng. and Scot., [177].
- Bosia village sunk, [140].
- Boston, cholera, [425];
- conflagration, [271];
- conflagration, [298];
- customs protected, [379];
- customs enforced, [234];
- deaths, [490];
- declared war against Dutch, [208];
- epidemic, [228];
- evacuated, [106];
- first church, [338];
- first general court, [404];
- first minister, [310];
- first steamer from England, [217];
- first theater, [324];
- Gazette, [479];
- harbor castle burnt, [112];
- houses used for firewood, [471];
- invested, [233];
- mail, [466];
- martial law, [230];
- massacre, [94];
- negro excitement, [216];
- News Letter, [133], [154], [164];
- non-importation agreement, [300];
- port closed, [126];
- port closed, [214];
- post to N. Y., [467];
- printing office burnt, [365];
- public library, [366];
- records burnt, [482];
- riot, [207], [226], [337];
- schooner boarded, [267];
- settled, [230];
- storm, [394];
- temperature, great change, [290];
- training day, [352];
- tumult, [438].
- Bostonians surrendered arms, [168].
- Botany bay abandoned, [58];
- product, [348];
- theatre, [29].
- Bottle conjuror, [29];
- large glass, [23].
- Bounty mutineers, [38], [170], [385], [416].
- Bourbon-les-bains, [362].
- Bourbons restoration, [147].
- Boy bishop, [463].
- Braddock's army, remains, [391].
- Brandenburg settlements, [43].
- Brandon dest. by hurricane, [34].
- Brazil, arrival of Portuguese, [96];
- discovered, [162], [164];
- first rail road, [173];
- independence, [397];
- revolution, [138];
- royal immigration, [453];
- separate kingdom, [472].
- Bread, fine prohibited, [46];
- scarce in Paris, [107].
- Breadstuffs, dearth of, [278].
- Breast of female on thigh, [220].
- Bremen barque Favorite sunk, [170].
- Bridge fell at Puerto Santo, [84].
- Brissotine party accused, [215].
- Bristol dissenters protected, [450];
- sassafras at, [142];
- riot, [382], [416].
- Britannia, quick trip, [321].
- British authors petition for copy right, [49];
- Bible society, [96];
- cut canal in Egypt, [148];
- colonies, peace commissioners, [181];
- enlistments, [211];
- excluded Portugal, [406];
- fishing grounds, [263];
- fleet reviewed, [163];
- in France prisoners, [205];
- goods burned, [413];
- goods excluded, [166];
- goods excluded Russian ports, [130];
- intercourse interdicted, [258];
- merchandise burnt, [405];
- minister debarred, [427];
- minister, rupture with, [107];
- museum, [14], [21], [23], [135];
- national debt, [17];
- national gallery, [37];
- officers confined, [55];
- order to capture vessels, [224];
- orders in council, [98], [431];
- parliament, first, [50], [409];
- passed the Dardanelles, [76];
- plot to massacre, [363];
- prince regent, [58];
- prohibit French trade, [19];
- queen visited France, [327];
- slaves emancipated, [301];
- slave trade, [63];
- thanksgiving for peace, [266];
- vessels lost, [146].
- Broadswords prohibited, [290].
- Brooklyn, first white child, [225];
- first daily, [91];
- street preaching riot, [218].
- Broom at mast head, [453].
- Broome county erected, [119];
- organized, [190].
- Broussa, earthquake, [145].
- Brown university, [378].
- Bruges canal sluices destroyed, [198].
- Brunswick Wolfenbuttel plot, [482].
- Brussels insurrection, [336];
- palace burnt, [40].
- Bucharest, earthquake at, [40].
- Buffalo canal celebration, [416];
- first daily paper, [11];
- first newspaper, [385];
- first steam boat, [420];
- gale, [404];
- and Niagara rail road, [338];
- riot, [275].
- Bull against Luther, [466];
- feast at Rome, [346].
- Bunker hill monument laid, [237].
- Burdett's budget, [138].
- Burial in highway, [101];
- in the sea, [199].
- Burlington, quaker meeting, [251].
- Burned, last person in Spain, [426].
- Burning mirror, [142];
- for murder in Eng., [129];
- for poisoning, [316];
- spears, [45].
- Burr's conspiracy, [42].
- Cabal, Charles's, [144].
- Cabo de Cruz, [197].
- Cade's rebellion, [175].
- Cadiz ladies society, [403].
- Cæsar's victories, games for, [285].
- Caithness, veteran, [49].
- Calabria, earthquake, [55].
- Calamaran, experiment, [364].
- Calamity, day of, [56].
- Caledonian canal opened, [417].
- Calendar of Hesiod, [34].
- Calicut visited by De Gama, [201].
- California admitted, [353];
- constitution, [343];
- gold, first, [465];
- lower, expedition, [403].
- Callyhougham, [73].
- Calpe, rock of, [172].
- Caloric ship Ericson, [24].
- Calton hill observatory, [287].
- Calvin's books burnt, [67].
- Calvinists assaulted, [89];
- at Prague, [188].
- Cambray, league of, [466].
- Cameronians hanged, [40].
- Canada, commission to conquer, [24];
- dark day, [401];
- expedition against, [228];
- memorial to annex, [395];
- Roman bishop sent to, [300];
- union, [63]
- (see [New France]).
- Canadian giant, [88].
- Canal boat at New York, [423];
- Bridgewater, [112];
- celebration, [413];
- com. report, [93];
- in England, [236];
- opened in England, [276];
- in France, [268];
- opened in Wales, [66].
- Canals of New York, [53].
- Candia ruins sold, [316].
- Canicular cycle, [284].
- Cannon, American, [198];
- used by Turks, [63].
- Canterbury, first archbishop, [206].
- Canterno lake disappeared, [290].
- Cape Cod descried by Pilgrims, [428];
- discovered, [192].
- Cape Francois massacre, [241].
- Cape Good Hope doubled, [442].
- Cape Horn discovered, [46].
- Capetans restored, [153].
- Capetown, earthquake, [224].
- Capital punishment abolished, [306];
- restored in France, [209].
- Capital at Washington laid, [367].
- Captain Right, oath to obey, [46].
- Capuchins expelled, [449].
- Carbonari revolution, [15].
- Carguairazo volcano, [241].
- Caribbean islands granted, [215].
- Carlton vault discovered, [347].
- Caroline, steam boat, [489];
- burning of the, [42].
- Carpenter's Hall, Philadelphia, [11].
- Carriage, Ava state, [356].
- Carterhaugh foot ball, [462].
- Carucueria island, [423].
- Cassiopeia discovered, [431].
- Castleton, Hudson at, [366].
- Catacombs at Paris, [139].
- Catagogia festival, [36].
- Catania, earthquake, [53];
- olives destroyed, [335].
- Catholic aggregate meeting, [328];
- prayers for Geo. III, [478];
- procession, [398];
- relief bill, [145].
- Catholics assault Calvinists, [89].
- Cathay, expedition to, [29].
- Cattaraugus county erected, [99].
- Catskill mountains discovered, [363].
- Caxton's first book, [126];
- printing office burnt, [58].
- Cayahoza released, [362].
- Cayroes, estoddfod of bards, [206].
- Cayuga bridge finished, [348];
- county, [96];
- land sold, [85];
- and Seneca canal, [436].
- Cecilia of Miss Burney, [19].
- Cenis crossed, [252].
- Censorship, abolition of, [108].
- Central American volcanoes, [56], [72];
- steamer, [359].
- Ceres discovered, [11].
- Ceylon insurrection, [324].
- Chain bridge, first, [283].
- Chalcedon œcumenical council, [391].
- Chalchiucuechan, Cortez at, [159].
- Chamouni burnt, [285].
- Champlain canal, [154], [397], [447].
- Chancery court, N. Y., [346].
- Chaplain abused, [319].
- Chaplains first appointed, [256].
- Charged cloud, [316].
- Charity schools in England, [117].
- Charles Bartlett sunk, [251].
- Charles I delivered up by Scots, [45];
- equestrian statue, [45].
- Charles II, statue, [474].
- Charles X, family banished, [114].
- Charleston earthquake, [20];
- hail storm, [185].
- Charlestown convent destroyed, [316];
- first church, [338];
- first court, [332];
- fire at, [169];
- powder seized, [345];
- rebels expelled, [248];
- storm, [354].
- Charter oak blown down, [331].
- Chartist riot, [423].
- Chautauque county erected, [99];
- paper, [20].
- Chelsea hospital, [11];
- hospital founded, [100].
- Chelmsford church fell, [30].
- Chenango county erected, [104].
- Cherokee lands purchased, [103].
- Chesapeake differences adjusted, [440];
- bank, [11].
- Chess player, [342].
- Chester, settlers at, [467].
- Chesterfield jail burnt, [124].
- Chicago nullification, [408];
- riot, [160].
- Child, first Eng. in America, [326];
- with two bodies, [154];
- with two heads, [449].
- Childermas prayers by little girls, [486].
- Chili, civil war, [472].
- Chilian ship, first in the U. S., [161].
- Chimborazo ascended, [38].
- China, earthquakes, [238];
- expedition, [476].
- Chincha island difficulty, [325].
- Chinese feast, [67];
- interdict, [465];
- museum burnt, [263];
- presbyterian church, [426].
- Chlorine invented, [13].
- Cholera, Asiatic, [480];
- first in America, [224];
- in England, [413];
- at London, [65];
- in New York, [251];
- at Paris, [119];
- at Rome, [336];
- at St. Petersburg, [249];
- at Tampico, [378].
- Cholula, Cortez at, [398].
- Christian empire overthrown, [137];
- era, [483];
- era restored in France, [11];
- persecution, cause, [237], [246];
- slavery abolished, [340].
- Christiana, slave riot, [358].
- Christians privileged in Turkey, [236];
- massacred at Bona, [203].
- Christmas congregations dispersed, [483];
- first festival, [483].
- Chronometer, [126].
- Chronometers deranged at sea, [183].
- Chrononhotonthologos, [386].
- Church, penalty for non attendance, [28];
- plate coined, [92].
- Churches to be closed, [457];
- for fire wood, [471].
- Claude Chappe telegraph, [273].
- Clay, medal presented, [63].
- Clergymen prosecuted, [61].
- Cleopatra's coffin, [180].
- Clergy debarred state affairs, [431];
- permitted to marry, [75];
- renounced privileges, [199].
- Clermont steam boat, [384].
- Clinton county erected, [95].
- Closter Seven convention, [353].
- Clubs suppressed in France, [333].
- Cincinnati, first owner, [39];
- society established, [190].
- Circumnavigation, first Am., [313].
- Cisalpine republic, [218], [254].
- City buried by lava, [475].
- City of Glasgow steamer, [90].
- City of Philadelphia steamer, [366].
- Coaches in London, [380].
- Coachman, lecturer, [88].
- Coal mine explosion, [193].
- Cobbler whipped, [304].
- Cockfighting prohibited, [126].
- Cocklane ghost, [95].
- Cod, cape, discovered, [306].
- Coffee field sunk, [153].
- Coffins stolen, [376].
- Coinage permitted by abbots, [437].
- Coins improved, [484].
- Cold, [15], [24], [25], [26], [44], [52], [54], [69], [96], [194], [290], [470], [474], [475], [480], [490].
- Coliseum, bull feast, [346].
- Collection taken up for prisoners, [23].
- Collins line, first steamer, [169], [215];
- steam boat burnt, [393].
- Collision at sea, [251].
- Colman's point, named, [350].
- Cologne, bishop excommunicated, [152];
- cathedral commenced, [320].
- Colonies, union of, [212].
- Colonization society, [487].
- Colors, inability to distinguish, [295].
- Columbia college, [144], [333];
- county erected, [134];
- river discovered, [318].
- Columbian Centinel, [15];
- press, [338].
- Column inaugurated at Paris, [336].
- Comedians, first in America, [349].
- Comedies, Scotch regulations, [95].
- Comet, [285];
- of 1764, [17];
- seen at Albany, [465];
- in Britain, [469];
- in China, [337];
- near to earth, [422];
- in England, [303], [482], [445];
- large, [62];
- in N. England, [52], [324], [438];
- telescopic, [93], [384];
- in U. S., [88];
- of [292] years, [310].
- Commerce of colonies restrained, [101].
- Common school law, [144].
- Commons first represented, [33];
- early sessions, [121];
- resolution against James, [475].
- Compasses deranged at sea, [183].
- Complutensian polyglot, [113], [427].
- Communist counter revolution, [193].
- Comus, notes for, [407].
- Conception destroyed, [77].
- Concert, greatest known, [206].
- Concord sloop of war lost, [385].
- Concordat signed, [367].
- Confederation of U. States, [199].
- Confessio Amantis, [345].
- Confession of faith, [31].
- Confirmation, age changed, [156].
- Congress adj. to Baltimore, [469];
- do. Lancaster, [367];
- broken up by mutineers, [407];
- election of delegates forbidden, [14];
- first, adjourned, [412];
- first, [349];
- first of colonies, [390];
- first provincial, [23];
- U. S. first, [93];
- library burnt, [473], [483];
- met under constitution, [129];
- proposed in R. I., [195];
- surrounded, [243];
- Washington's last meeting, [464].
- Conjunction moon & pleiades, [452].
- Connecticut births, [308];
- charter granted, [162];
- patent, [109];
- river flood, [175];
- river lands demanded, [368].
- Connestogo, council at, [266].
- Connoisseur, the, [46].
- Conscription, 2d, [391].
- Consecrating water, [30].
- Conspiracy at Jamaica, [49].
- Constantinople burnt, [36];
- fire at, [11];
- fire at, [158], [243];
- founded, [376].
- Constitution, federal, [171];
- ratified by congress, [276];
- sailed, [293];
- U. S. adopted, [366].
- Continental forces, [416];
- money called in, [108].
- Conventicle act passed, [194].
- Conventicles prohibited, [22].
- Convention, southern, [37].
- Convents suppressed in Sardinia, [202];
- suppressed in Spain, [306].
- Convicts, colony of, [24];
- sent to Australia, [34].
- Copenhagen, cholera, [342];
- library burnt, [377].
- Copper mines of Anglesey, [90].
- Coppermine river reached, [365].
- Copy right, petition for, [49].
- Cordeliers executed, [117].
- Cordyale printed by Caxton, [121].
- Corinth liberated, [316].
- Corn bill riot, [95];
- exchange originator, [234];
- lawful tender, [403];
- law rhymer, [457].
- Cornelia boarded at Havana, [375].
- Corning burnt, [197].
- Cornwall granaries plundered, [401].
- Corsica united to England, [224].
- Coromandel vessels lost, [146].
- Corsican constitution, [239];
- parliament, [61].
- Cortez constitution, [110];
- members arrested, [305].
- Cortland county erected, [140].
- Cotton planters' convention, [261].
- Cotton planters' meeting, [415].
- Cottonian library burnt, [411].
- Council of thirty, [160].
- Counsel, first benefit of, [160].
- Courland requisition, [376].
- Court heads shaved, [184];
- of minstrels, [323].
- Covenanters executed, [463].
- Covent Garden theatre burnt, [94].
- Coventry act, [479].
- Coverdale's Bible, [386], [387].
- Cowper's poems, [478].
- Cracow Bible, [294].
- Creation of the world, [344].
- Crescent frigate sent to Algiers, [34].
- Crevasse near New Orleans, [488].
- Cricklewood, ice at, [326].
- Crimean war terminated, [169];
- conference, [155].
- Crockards forbidden, [484].
- Croton bridge, [253];
- celebration, [399].
- Crown point fort erected, [344].
- Crusade, march of, [321];
- third, [246].
- Crusades, [221];
- against Tunis, [256];
- at Vezelai, [256];
- ended, [416];
- left France, [76].
- Crystal palace at New York opened, [277];
- at Sydenham, [227].
- Cuba coasted by Columbus, [197];
- discovered, [413];
- expedition denounced, [316];
- hurricane, [415];
- insurrection, [290];
- invaders captured, [324];
- revolution attempted, [198].
- Cuban obsequies, [356].
- Culloden, ship lost, [38].
- Cumana destroyed, [407];
- earthquake, [279];
- earthquake, [472];
- falling stars, [432].
- Curlew steamer lost, [108].
- Cuttie stool thrown, [288].
- Cybele, shrine of, [145].
- Cypress, code for, [421].
- Cythian Goths, [312].
- Danbury, cold day, [25].
- Danes massacred in England, [433].
- Danish bible, [267];
- revolution, [29].
- Danegelt imposed, [131].
- Dantzic magazine explosion, [463].
- Danube swollen, [91].
- Dardanelles passed, [384].
- Dark day at Detroit, [405];
- in New England, [198].
- Darkness in Canada, [401];
- England, [24].
- Dartmoor prisoners, [138].
- Daughters of Liberty, [231].
- Davenport hurricane, [283].
- Dead sea first explored, [163].
- Dean's half pence, [370].
- Dease & Simpson's expedition, [365].
- Death an eternal sleep, [401];
- penalty in Tuscany, [430].
- Debtors discharged, [41].
- Decameron, great prize for, [237].
- Declaration of independence, [260];
- committee, [228];
- read, [267].
- Declaration of rights, Dutch, [46].
- Deerfield purchased, [82].
- Defender of faith, [390], [394].
- De Jure Regni apud Scotus condemned, [222].
- Delaware adopted constitution, [459];
- adopted U. S. constitution, [463];
- charter, [414];
- conveyed to Penn, [334];
- granted, [253];
- bay discovered, [339];
- and Chesapeake canal, [403];
- county erected, [98];
- river colony, [459].
- Delphi, sacrifice at, [129].
- Deluge began, [420], [428];
- ceased, [468];
- began to subside, [227];
- subsided, [429].
- Denmark, absolute, [284];
- acknowledged U. S. independence, [84].
- Dephlogisticated air discovered, [301].
- Deseret constitution, [138].
- Deserters in France pardoned, [117].
- Des Jardins canal accident, [100].
- Detroit burnt, [215];
- first steam boat, [333];
- great fire at, [187].
- Devil to be released, [391].
- Devils dispossessed, [231].
- Dew, strange in Ireland, [130].
- Dey Algiers assassinated, [468].
- Diamond rock, wreck on, [25].
- Diana steam boat, [273].
- Dickinson college, [30].
- Dictionary, French, [366].
- Diet of Augsburg, [113].
- Digests begun, [472].
- Diocletian era, [340].
- Diplomatist, female, [202].
- Discovery ship returned, [387].
- Dispute, catholic and protestant, [310].
- Dissenters, bill lost, [301];
- protected, [450];
- received damages, [168].
- District of Columbia, first corner stone, [151].
- Doddington ship lost, [281].
- Dog fast, [471].
- Dominica discovered, [421].
- Doncaster church burnt, [88].
- Donna Maria frigate explosion, [416].
- Dorchester, England, burnt, [310].
- Doris frigate lost, [25].
- Dort inundation, [154];
- synod dissolved, [174].
- Douglas castle burnt, [468].
- Dover castle well, [376];
- quakers, [250].
- Drake and Hawkins sailed, [339].
- Drana overwhelmed, [235].
- Dresden insurrection, [178].
- Druidic saturnalia, [9].
- Drummond, Edward, [40].
- Drury lane theatre, [140];
- theatre burnt, [83];
- theatre riot, [94], [484].
- Dry dock at Brooklyn, [21].
- Dublin castle burnt, [139];
- under coercion act, [286];
- powder explosion, [30].
- Duckworth, admiral, [57].
- Dudley observatory, [340].
- Duel, first in New England, [238];
- Hyde Park, [436];
- at Paris, [45];
- remarkable, [65];
- Wellington and Winchelsea, [113].
- Dueling discouraged, [97];
- proclaimed against, [319].
- Dunkirk bought by French, [453];
- sold to English, [402].
- Dundalk charter, [92].
- Dunse convocation, [236].
- Dutch admirals killed, [291];
- colonies, [416];
- declaration of rights, [46];
- emigrants to America, [226];
- imposter, [82];
- language reinstated, [413];
- requisition upon, [42];
- sailors at Spitzbergen, [26];
- sailors winter in Greenland, [152].
- Dwarf in England, [478];
- remarkable, [350].
- Eagle, large, [355].
- Ear, experiment on, [12].
- Earl of Abergavenny wrecked, [55];
- first English, [398].
- Earthquakes,
- Acapulco, [461];
- Algiers, [414];
- Antioch, [199];
- Apulia, [299];
- Arica, [392];
- Aveline, [453];
- Balbec, [448];
- Berytus, [268];
- Broussa, [88], [145];
- Cairo, [215];
- Calabria, [55], [122];
- Callao, [414];
- Cape Town, [224];
- Caraccas, [119];
- Catania, [53];
- Central America, [56];
- Central America, [153];
- Charleston, [20], [474];
- Chili, [77];
- Circleville, [474];
- Conception, [77];
- Constantinople, [412];
- Cumana, [279];
- Cumana, [407];
- Cumana, [472];
- Damascus, [417];
- Eastern Europe, [40];
- England, [137];
- England, [434];
- Exeter, N. H., [445];
- Finana, [26];
- Gibel, [194];
- Great Sanger, [91];
- Guatemala, [168];
- Guatemala, [297];
- Gulf stream, [25];
- Hayti, [183];
- Herefordshire, [71];
- Jaffa, [45];
- Jeddo, [432];
- Kingston, [86];
- Laodicea, [194];
- Lataka, [194];
- Lexington, [88];
- Lisbon, [419];
- London, [59];
- London, [96];
- Lima, [225];
- Lima, [406];
- Lima, [414];
- Macon, [111];
- Manchester, Ky., [86];
- Manilla, [365];
- Martinique, [24];
- Massachusetts, [100];
- Munster, [464];
- Murcia, [113];
- Natolia, [259];
- New England, [57];
- N. England, [214];
- New England, [415];
- New England, [439];
- New York, [40];
- New Zealand, [39];
- Nova Castella, [382];
- Ohio, [474];
- Oriano, [453];
- Oriheula, [113];
- Pasto, [37];
- Pekin, [228];
- Pennsylvania, [474];
- Peru, [59];
- Peru, [450];
- Philadelphia, [58];
- Phrygia, [40];
- Pittsburg, [474];
- Point Peter, [60];
- Poonah, [235];
- Popayan, [37];
- Port au Prince, [217];
- Port royal, [298];
- Praia, [234];
- Quito, [53];
- Quito, [423];
- Reggie, [80];
- Roman world, [285];
- St. Jago de Cuba, [303];
- St. Jago de Cuba, [450];
- St. Martin, [439];
- St. Michaels, [272];
- St. Michaels, [316];
- St. Nicholas, [290];
- St. Philip, [119];
- San Salvador, [153];
- Saphet, [11];
- Savannah, [474];
- Scylla, [55];
- Shiraz, [186];
- Sienna, [189];
- Simoda, [482];
- Smyrna, [270];
- South America, [392];
- South of Europe, [108];
- Souffriere, [173];
- Spain, [113];
- Syria, [194];
- Syria, [319];
- Syria, [417];
- Teheran, [272];
- Teneriffe, [490];
- Terceira, [234];
- Tripoli, [194];
- Tripoli, [448];
- Turkey, [259];
- Venezuela, [119];
- Vesuvius, [231];
- Viege, [290];
- Yong-ning-tchin, [238];
- Zante [417].
- East cape discovered, [322].
- East Haddam, marriages [11].
- East India company chartered, [490];
- company revenues, [317];
- stock, [376].
- East port conflagration, [265].
- Easter controversy, [397];
- festival regulated, [274].
- Ebeling's library, [186].
- Eclipse, annular, [366];
- effect upon animals, [268];
- in England, [111];
- in France, [252];
- great solar, [65];
- of Herodotus, [156];
- of moon, [108], [311];
- of moon at Babylon, [279];
- in Palestine, [447];
- of sun, [129], [235], [243], [268], [276], [303], [320], [441], [447];
- foretold by Thales, [381];
- in United States, [367].
- Ecliptic, obliquity, [367].
- Ecclesiastics incapacitated, [29].
- Eddy stone lighthouse, [393];
- fell, [449].
- Edessa founded, [406].
- Edgar ship blown up, [393], [400].
- Edict of Nantes, [148].
- Edinburgh balloon ascent, [349];
- convention, [441];
- covenant against Satan, [458];
- foray, [447];
- plague at, [35];
- presbyterians, [75];
- Review, [41];
- synod, [156];
- tolbooth burnt, [352];
- tumults, [479].
- Editors condemned to galleys, [235].
- Edward I, coffin opened, [12].
- Effigies burnt in London, [438].
- Eglintoun tournament, [340].
- Egypt, British withdrew, [373];
- canal cut by British, [148];
- pacha deposed, [225].
- Egyptian canals cleaned, [179];
- curiosities in Eng., [180];
- drowned, [187].
- Elbe blockaded, [194].
- Elephant enraged, [220].
- Eleusinian mysteries, [321].
- Elizabeth, attempt to assassinate, [90];
- island, [207];
- abandoned, [237].
- Elizabeth's (queen) prayers, [222].
- Eliza schooner cast away, [23].
- Emancipation in West India islands, [301].
- Embargo, British, [26];
- on British commerce, [481];
- by congress, [119];
- in England, [53];
- expired, [258];
- law to enforce, [21];
- ninety days, [134];
- repealed, [150].
- Emigration to America, [78].
- Emperor of France, attempt to assassinate, [266].
- Emperors' conference on Niemen, [248], [249].
- Empire State boiler exploded, [294].
- Ems blockaded, [249].
- Encyclopedie contributors, [27].
- England, great storm, [412], [443], [449];
- king assumed France, [78];
- marque and reprisal against, [114];
- monarchy restored, [174];
- and Scotland united, [28], [174], [287];
- revolution in, [66];
- surrendered to pope, [192].
- English authority abolished, [180];
- barons checked, [208];
- bishops abolished, [393];
- book, first, [368];
- churches interdicted, [114];
- circumnavigation, [286];
- coast storm [461];
- colony, first charter, [228];
- commonwealth, [200];
- council of state, [419];
- crown lost, [414];
- exchequer shut up, [460];
- guard, [260];
- liberties, charter, [63];
- meals enjoined, [118];
- merchants peace address, [122];
- Mercurie, [288];
- newspaper, first weekly, [332];
- nobles murdered, [174];
- parliament, Sunday session, [311];
- revolution, [459];
- robbers, &c., [405];
- trade encouraged, [421];
- waste lands, [298];
- weavers' riot, [203];
- emigration checked, [78];
- exportations, [454];
- gazette, first, [426];
- in Paris, [175];
- parliament, first regular, [435].
- Englishmen, paper, [389].
- Ensisheim meteor, [426].
- Enterprise steam boat, [289].
- Ephesus council, [243].
- Episcopal articles signed, [36];
- church, first in France, [163];
- liturgy, [27];
- and Puritan conference, [26].
- Epitaph on an actor, [107].
- Equestrian feat, [178].
- Era, Cæsar's, [9];
- Christian, [483];
- Dionysius, [248];
- Spanish, [9].
- Ericson, experiment, [24].
- Erie canal bill passed, [149];
- canal commenced, [261];
- endowed, [154];
- first boats, [392];
- first law, [140];
- first toll, [257];
- opened, [166], [410];
- catholic church fell, [184];
- county erected, [131];
- lake, first vessel on, [310];
- rising in, [205];
- rail road riot, [31], [47];
- steam boat burnt, [313];
- first, [209];
- Pa., rail road mob, [466].
- Essex county erected, [89].
- Esquimaux discovered, [313].
- Estates general of France, [388].
- Esthonians hung, [135].
- Election for electors, [427].
- Etna, eruption, [120], [194], [204], [235], [335], [484].
- Etruria annexed to France, [467].
- Ettrick foot ball match, [462].
- Euphrosyne asteroid discovered, [341].
- Europa transport lost, [213].
- European and North American rail road, [363];
- town, first in America, [464].
- Evangelical term adopted, [254].
- Evening prayer in English, [152].
- Excise, London, [144].
- Excommunication threatened, [20];
- English barons, [473].
- Experiment, sloop, [476].
- Exploring expedition surprised, [295].
- Explosion of fireworks, [25];
- at Leyden, [25];
- O. & Pa. R. R. engine, [362];
- powder magazine, [45];
- powder, [30];
- Ravenswood, [44];
- Steam, N. Y., [54].
- Fair on river Thames, [54].
- Falkland islands colonized, [37].
- Fall from church spire, [453].
- Famine in Paris, [91];
- stopt hostilities, [279].
- Faneuil hall, troops in, [383].
- Farmer's Museum, [20].
- Farthing tokens issued, [198].
- Fast for book Jeremiah, [425];
- day repudiated, [405];
- of the Jews, [65];
- national, [25];
- for Scotland, [342].
- Fathers, last of the, [328].
- Fatimites in Africa, [298].
- Fearn church fell, [394].
- Feast of fools, [99].
- Federal st. theatre, [53];
- burnt, [50].
- Felons sent to America, [377];
- sent to Virginia, [417].
- Female dancers introduced, [193];
- member Hist. Soc., [51];
- Quixotte, [15].
- Fernandino, now Largo, [402].
- Festival of fools, [9].
- Feudal right abolished, [241].
- Field of cloth of gold, [221];
- of Mars amphitheatre, [276].
- Fifth monarchy men, [22].
- Finana, earthquake at, [26].
- Fire ball fell, [261].
- Fires:
- Abo, [353];
- Aikin, S. C., [389];
- Albany, [325];
- Albion col., [15];
- Amsterdam, [195];
- Ashmole's library, [40];
- Ashtabula, [325];
- Bath, Eng., [250];
- Bath theatre, [199];
- Bergen, [34];
- Boston, [298];
- Boston, [271];
- Boston, [384];
- Boston castle, [112];
- Brooklyn, [356];
- Broussa, [145];
- Brussels, [40];
- Canton, [410];
- Caxton printing office, [58];
- Chamouni, [285];
- Charlestown, [169];
- Chesterfield jail, [124];
- Cleveland, [415];
- Concord, N. H., [335];
- Constantinople, [101];
- Constantinople, [11], [36], [37], [158], [323];
- Constantinople, [243], [315];
- Constantinople, [324], [341];
- Constantinople, [377];
- Copenhagen, [406], [412];
- Corning, [197];
- Detroit, [187];
- Dorchester, [310];
- Eastport, [265];
- Federal street theatre, [50];
- Georgia steamer, [44];
- Hamburg, [179];
- Hong Kong, [485];
- Indiana college, [145];
- Lafarge hotel, [21];
- Lexington asylum, [71];
- Lexington steam boat, [26];
- Lincoln, [197];
- Liverpool, [373];
- Liverpool, [58];
- London, [25];
- London bridge, [144];
- London, [346];
- Mayaguez, [45];
- Memel, [387];
- Metropolitan hotel, [21];
- Mobile, 2d fire, [356];
- Montreal, [166];
- Montreal, [268];
- Naples palace, [59];
- New London, [351];
- New Orleans, [54];
- New Orleans, [112];
- New York, [163];
- New York 1835, [474];
- New York, [370];
- New York chapel, [108];
- New York horses, [209];
- Ohio state house, [49];
- Owego, [378];
- Oxford, [165];
- Pera, [313];
- Philadelphia, [263];
- Philadelphia, [388];
- Port au Prince, [22];
- Quebec, [40];
- Quebec parliament house, [49];
- Rome, [263];
- Royal Sovereign, [42];
- St. Bartholomew, [91];
- San Francisco, [482];
- St. Johns, [231];
- St. Louis, [196];
- St. Paul's, London, [217];
- Salonica, [141];
- Salonica, [282];
- Sonora, [237];
- Taiefa, [284];
- Troy, [336];
- Varna, [315];
- Washington, [473];
- Worcester, [231];
- York, Eng., [217].
- Fire damp explosion, [13];
- king, [34].
- Firemen killed, [163].
- Fireworks, explosion, [25].
- Fish affected by heat, [274];
- huge, [296].
- Fisheries disturbed, [290];
- forbidden, [237].
- Five mile act, [417].
- Flag, continental, [459];
- of truce violated, [46];
- of U. S., design, [233].
- Flags denationalized, [98].
- Flanders immersed, [378].
- Fleet, first American, [459].
- Flemish-Dutch restored, [363].
- Fletcher, Gov., superseded, [130].
- Flogging abolished, [10].
- Flood began, [428];
- in North of England, [89].
- Florence, insurrection, [61].
- Florida abandoned, [335];
- admitted, [92];
- arrival at, [260];
- ceded to U. S., [76];
- conquest undertaken, [188];
- de Soto landed, [211];
- discovered, [111], [130];
- expedition, [356];
- invaded, [196];
- settlements destroyed, [177];
- townships, [444].
- Flushing, first newspaper, [110].
- Fog in London, [10], [460].
- Fontaine Moliere erected, [28].
- Foreigners enlisted in England, [481].
- Forgery, hanging for, [218].
- Formosa inundated, [202].
- Fort Bizoton blown up, [251].
- Fort Dauphin massacre, [266].
- Fort George erected, [242].
- Fort Mandan, Clark at, [443].
- Forth and Clyde canal, [296].
- Fortune amassed by agriculture, [54].
- France bankrupt, [336];
- conquest of, [49];
- an empire, [180];
- and England declare war, [197];
- hostilities ceased, [134];
- invaded by allies, [11], [197];
- national mourning, [35];
- new constitution, [424];
- re-established religion, [69];
- trade restricted, [19], [100], [431];
- war against by Turkey, [358].
- Franciscans, founder of, [386].
- Frankfort insurrection, [365].
- Franklin county erected, [99];
- steamer lost, [282].
- Freedom and equality, [52].
- Freeholder of Addison, [481].
- Freemasons, edict against, [26], [30];
- prohibited, [311], [376].
- Free trade and sailor's rights, [258].
- Freiburg insurrection, [162].
- French abolished in Netherlands, [272];
- ambassadors assassinated, [170];
- and American flags, [322];
- armament for Egypt, [198];
- army destitute, [194];
- assembly dissolved, [380], [412], [458];
- cabinet resigned, [418];
- calendar, [368], [449];
- coin in Dorchester, [298];
- conquests validated by the pope, [291];
- constitution, [138];
- constitution, [332];
- constitution, new, [347];
- crown renounced, [184];
- declaration, rights of man, [246];
- Dictionary, [366];
- directory, division in, [348], [413];
- empire, restoration, [406];
- emperor visited English queen, [167];
- festival to God, [224];
- flag presented to congress, [15];
- fleet dispersed, [318];
- fleet sailed for Turkish waters, [111];
- imperial guard, [488];
- king, insult to, [280];
- king led in triumph, [368];
- massacred by negroes, [266];
- massacred in Sicily, [124];
- ministers tried, [479];
- ministers returned, [279];
- national assembly opened, [181];
- national confederation, [276];
- ordered from Hayti, [236];
- peace rejected, [465];
- provinces in America, [390];
- refugees in England, [364];
- republic acknowledged, [41];
- republic acknowledged, [206];
- republic declared, [370];
- republican era, [372];
- republican era abolished, [11];
- returned from Palestine, [164];
- revolution began, [180];
- revolution, second, [295];
- royal family saved, [389];
- servants dismissed, [256];
- states general met, [175];
- throne vacant, [310];
- treaty annulled, [266];
- troops at Boston, [223];
- victories, [52];
- vote empire, [445].
- Freshet in Hudson, [19];
- at Vienna, [91].
- Friend's Review, [277].
- Frobisher's strait, [315].
- Frost in England, [465], [480];
- after great heat, [280];
- at Paris, [96].
- Fugitive claimed by British, [294];
- slave bill, [359].
- Fulton steam frigate, [218], [416].
- Funchal deluged, [393];
- swept away, [410].
- Funeral, large, [33].
- Gabelle tax abolished, [187].
- Gale, [41];
- at Albany, [108].
- Gallinas, slave factory, [196].
- Galongoon eruption, [392].
- Galvanism, [55].
- Gaming, English ladies fined, [99].
- Ganges canal, [141];
- first steam boat, [273];
- storm, [396].
- Garachico destroyed, [180].
- Garter, order instituted, [162].
- Gas light in Philadelphia, [449].
- Gasper burnt, [226].
- Gaza, Bonaparte at, [88].
- Gazelle, explosion of, [141].
- Gebel al Tarik, [287].
- Gelalean era, [103].
- General Pike, steamer, [155].
- Genesee country immigrants, [88];
- route, [218].
- Geneva stage, [382];
- revolt, [284];
- conspiracy at, [12];
- revolutionary tribunal, [285].
- Genoa united to France, [218].
- Gentleman's Magazine, [10], [22].
- Gentle shepherd of Ramsay, [19].
- Georgia adopted new government, [55];
- charter surrendered, [241];
- ratified constitution, [12];
- volcano, [405].
- George III, statue in New York, [330].
- Georgium sidus, [336].
- German bond of union, [375];
- jubilee, [309];
- provinces republicanized, [385].
- Germanic union, [289].
- Germany, first rail road, [464].
- Gerard, E. M., [155].
- Ghent, meeting at, [311].
- Giant, [456], [366], [398], [429];
- skeleton, [125], [264].
- Giantess of Kentucky, [299].
- Gibbets cut down, [132].
- Gibraltar ceded to England, [90];
- derivation, [172];
- relieved, [35].
- Gibel destroyed, [194].
- Gin, selling without license, [99].
- Girard college opened, [11].
- Girondists sentenced, [417];
- executed, [418].
- Gladiators sent to mines, [383].
- Glasgow malt tumult, [247].
- Glass engraving, [197];
- painting on, [9].
- Glencoe massacre, [46].
- Glutton buried in highway, [101].
- Gluttony, case of, [105].
- God abolished in France, [183];
- decree against, [127].
- God save the king, [265].
- Godstow nunnery prohibited, [486].
- Gold, potable, [206].
- Golden numbers, [189].
- Good Hope surrendered, [22].
- Gorboduc, tragedy of, [31].
- Goshen, first newspaper, [321].
- Gottingen, university opened, [368].
- Government loan, [242].
- Governor, absents himself, [399].
- Grain exported, [270];
- export prohibited, [232].
- Grande armée column, [336].
- Grants in New York vacated, [249].
- Grave digger at Paris, [139];
- stone, ancient, [137].
- Great Britain, invasion threatened, [57];
- and Ireland united, [11], [258];
- steamer lost, [408];
- union against, [235];
- union opposed, [479];
- war with Russia, [412].
- Great Malvern volcano, [399].
- Great Republic burnt, [486].
- Great Republic clipper, [387].
- Great Tom bell, [459].
- Great Western steamer, [163], [213].
- Greece, first king, [46];
- government changed, [469];
- king, [440];
- national assembly, [477];
- throne declined, [201].
- Grecian mysteries, [321].
- Greek brotherhood, [374];
- church protectorate demanded, [181];
- and Latin churches unite, [220];
- states recognized, [286];
- church ceremony, [30];
- & Latin churches united, [26].
- Gregano, land slide, [80].
- Gregorian calendar adopted in England, [117];
- style at Paris, [473];
- in Spain, [387].
- Greene county erected, [117].
- Greene's army destitute, [471].
- Greenland adventures, [205];
- Dutch sailors perish, [152].
- Grenadiers introduced, [253].
- Greenwich observatory, [314].
- Greytown elects governor, [352].
- Griffin, keel laid, [40].
- Griffith steamer, [237].
- Grignoncourt hail storm, [251].
- Grimshaw burnt, [433].
- Grinnell's ships left New York, [203].
- Grosvenor square house, [226].
- Guadaloupe, [423].
- Guam, tornado, [373].
- Guanahani discovered, [397].
- Guano difficulty, [404].
- Guardian appeared, [90].
- Guatemala earthquake, [168], [297].
- Gulf coast, gale, [368].
- Gulf island arose, [330].
- Guiana settled, [201].
- Guienne incorporated, [404].
- Guildhall, king's statue, [182].
- Guillotine adopted, [111];
- erected, [281];
- used at Paris, [160];
- 71 persons executed, [269].
- Guisnes, royal interview, [217];
- tournament at, [228].
- Gun, great, [318].
- Guntoor, mission at, [399].
- Gunpowder first used, [121];
- plot, [45], [46], [424].
- Guttenberg statue inaugurated, [321].
- Guy park council, [205].
- Gypsies expelled England, [461].
- Haarlem, anniversary, [269].
- Habeas corpus act, [207];
- suspended, [21], [55], [105].
- Hadley falls dam, [440].
- Hague, civic festival, [92].
- Hague street explosion, [54].
- Hail Columbia, author, [28].
- Hail storm in France, [251], [275].
- Hair powder tax, [180].
- Hair, long, discountenanced, [186].
- Halifax anniversary, [234];
- colonists, [234].
- Half Moon lost, [176];
- at Chesapeake bay, [326];
- at Dartmouth, [426].
- Half pence sent to Ireland, [343].
- Halsewell wrecked, [18].
- Halve Maan, yacht, [141];
- returned, [278];
- wrecked, [94].
- Hamburg annexed to France, [11];
- fire at, [179];
- submerged, [208].
- Hamilton county erected, [147].
- Hampton conference, [26].
- Hangman, hereditary, [241].
- Hannah, brig, discharged, [388].
- Hannibal, slave ship, [423].
- Hanover, constitution annulled, [200];
- electorate, [353].
- Hanseatic conscription, [378].
- Hanslope church fell, [247].
- Hapsburg, house of, [337].
- Harantoreen lake sunk, [117].
- Harbor creek mob, [466].
- Harlem rail road, [413].
- Hartford armed against Indians, [174];
- bank, [233];
- convention, [473];
- Dutch claims on, [368];
- settlers, [400];
- Times, [213].
- Harvard college founded, [353];
- first commencement, [393];
- bequest, [249].
- Hazel trees imbedded, [77].
- Havana flood, [243];
- hurricane, [388], [396], [415];
- insurrection, [111];
- cholera, [86].
- Hayti became an empire, [335];
- civil war, [413];
- declared its independence, [11];
- discovered, [461];
- divided, [28];
- earthquake, [183];
- insurgents, [113];
- monarchy established, [122];
- nobility created, [136];
- revolt, [233].
- Heart disinterred, [41].
- Heat, extraordinary, [316].
- Hearne's journal, [334].
- Hearth stone tax, [89].
- Hebrew, first teacher at Harvard, [165];
- temple, [353].
- Hebrews disfranchised, [313], [373].
- Hecla eruption, [152].
- Hegira, [371];
- era of, [279].
- Heiress stealing, [465].
- Hellespont crossed, [262].
- Hellfire clubs, [169].
- Hellgate, explosion at, [119].
- Heiress seized, [434].
- Henry Clay steam boat burnt, [297].
- Henry VIII, head shaved, [184].
- Herculaneum buried, [419].
- Heresies of Luther censured, [150].
- Heresy, burning for, [169];
- execution for, [210].
- Heretics burnt at Paris, [187].
- Herkimer county erected, [70].
- Hermit of New Jersey, [33];
- of Niagara, [227].
- Hernhutters, founder of, [185].
- Herschel discovered, [101].
- Hesiod's calendar, [54], [56].
- Hessian soldiers paid for, [444].
- Hetairea defeated, [240];
- extirpated, [374].
- Hertfordshire earthquake, [71].
- Hibernia launched, [438].
- Highlanders at Johnstown, [33].
- High water, [41].
- Hindoo widow married, [427].
- Hindostan conquered by Tartars, [159];
- East Indiaman lost, [23].
- Hispaniola discovered, [461].
- History of Scotland condemned, [222].
- Hoboken duel, [271].
- Hobson's choice, [10].
- Holidays, insurrection, [141].
- Holland abolished French, [11];
- ack. independence U. S., [157];
- annexed, [269];
- assembly met, [41];
- incorporated with France, [271];
- religious liberty law, [354];
- submerged, [248];
- trade restricted, [431];
- and Zealand united, [165].
- Holy alliance, Netherlands, [243].
- Holy cross college burnt, [277].
- Holy league, [228].
- Homoepathic college mobbed, [71].
- Honey dew, [269].
- Hong Kong ceded to British, [341].
- Horned woman, [139].
- Horseracing, act against, [171].
- Horticulture, new system, [57].
- Hospital of congress, [294].
- Hostilities ceased at New Orleans, [102];
- ceased U. S. and G. Britain, [53], [157].
- Howard college burnt, [398].
- Houghton pictures sold, [379].
- Huddersfield, Roman remains, [94].
- Hudson, first newspaper in, [139].
- Hudson river discovered, [117];
- grant of, [100];
- rail road, [384], [393], [491].
- Hudson's crew rescued, [344].
- Huguenots renegade, [474].
- Humboldt steamer lost, [462].
- Humiliation for war, [167].
- Hungarian diet dissolved, [386];
- refugees, [364].
- Hungary dec. independence, [457].
- Huns entered Gaul, [489].
- Hurricane East Indies, [10];
- in England, [82], [440];
- at Liverpool, [19];
- at Norfolk, [97];
- in Ohio, [34].
- Hydrogen gas for balloons, [432].
- Icarians, founder, [429].
- Ice broke up at Paris, [154];
- in Long Island sound, [81];
- singular discovery of, [325].
- Ice islands, [480].
- Iceland hurricane, [484].
- Icelandic library burnt, [377].
- Idler appeared, [135].
- Illinois admitted, [459];
- tornado, [194].
- Images pulled down, [193].
- Immaculate conception dogma, [465].
- Immigration, great, [261], [266].
- Impressment, American orders, [488];
- of seamen, [244].
- Imprisonment for debt, [96], [167], [313], [384], [445].
- Income tax, [460].
- Indemnity act, [340].
- Independence declared, [258];
- U. S. acknowledged, [34];
- steamer wrecked, [71].
- Indian beaver grounds, [283];
- chiefs before the queen, [156];
- chiefs in London, [156];
- chief, wealthy, [320];
- college at Bermuda, [26];
- country released, [362];
- expedition, [266];
- hostilities ceased, [467];
- league at Albany, [383];
- massacre, [151];
- massacre Pavonia, [83];
- pipes, [306];
- sachems submitted, [360];
- services engaged, [205];
- war of extermination, [283].
- Indians surprised, [76];
- taken into service, [268].
- Indiana admitted, [468];
- first election, [308];
- university burnt, [145].
- Indifferents, order of, [209].
- Indulgence act, [104].
- Indulgences, [18].
- Industrial Luminary, [150].
- Infant schools prohibited, [315].
- Infidel world divided, [177].
- Infernal machine, [395].
- Inland navigation, [150].
- Inoculation experiment, [107];
- opposed, [151];
- prohibited, [311].
- Inquisition abolished, [52], [279], [461];
- founder, [37];
- reestablished, [286];
- of Spain, [426].
- Insurrection at Milan, [58].
- Intelligence, speedy transmission, [235].
- Interludes by parish clerks, [282].
- Interment, singular, [54].
- Internal improvements, N. Y., [152], [154].
- Inventors convention, [331].
- Inverary, flood at, [352].
- Ionian isles submitted to Great Britain, [459];
- republic, [112].
- Ipecacuanha, [10].
- Ireland, invasion frustrated, [476];
- outbreak, [297];
- prices of provisions, [372];
- settlement of, [317].
- Iris, [15], [30].
- Irish agitation checked, [399];
- commission to convent, [106];
- disturbances, [466];
- friars suppressed, [454];
- giant, [190], [214];
- homage to John, [220];
- levelers suppressed, [168];
- papist, no quarters for, [410];
- pestilence, [186];
- rebellion began, [75], [125], [203], [372], [409];
- woolens exported, [27].
- Iron bridge, Sunderland, [374];
- crown, order of, [218];
- mask, [441].
- Iroquois armed with guns, [104];
- allies, [374].
- Irrawaddy tornado, [163].
- Isabella founded, [464];
- island discovered, [404].
- Island emerged from sea, [219].
- Isle of France, position, [157];
- of Man Gazette, [108];
- of Sable colonized, [24].
- Israelites in wilderness, [150].
- Issondein deputation, [443].
- Italian merchants in France, [174];
- refugees relieved, [342].
- Italy popular movements, [437];
- war renewed, [486].
- Jackson, attempts to assassinate, [45].
- Jackson's sword, [86];
- victory, [38].
- Jacobin hall closed, [430];
- power crushed, [187];
- society attacked, [428].
- Jacob's twelve sons, [164].
- Jaffa, earthquake, [45].
- Jail liberties in New York, [125].
- Jamaica abol. slavery, [467];
- conspiracy, [49];
- discovered, [175];
- earthquake, [222];
- hurricane, [384], [406], [408];
- slave import, [448];
- negro insurrection, [205], [393], [487], [498].
- James's fever powders, [114].
- Jamestown colony reinforced, [186], [203];
- Va., settled, [190].
- Janizaries abolished, [234].
- Jansenists, founder, [184].
- Japan, Am. expedition at, [268];
- expedition at Loo Choo, [260];
- Americans landed at, [277].
- Java tempest, [316].
- Jefferson county erected, [122].
- Jeremiah, book of, [425].
- Jersey immigrants, [323];
- proprietors surrendered, [151].
- Jerusalem destroyed, [352];
- embankments buried, [209];
- English cathedral, [44];
- fast for, [224];
- massacre at, [152];
- rebuilt, [205];
- resurrection church, [360];
- riots, [275];
- siege by Caxton, [442];
- taken, [353];
- walls dedicated, [309];
- spoils removed, [252].
- Jesuit's bark introduced, [329];
- confirmed, [377];
- confiscated, [306];
- expelled, [459];
- expelled Russia, [117];
- expelled from Spain, [126];
- extinguished, [286];
- insurrection, [162];
- plan of, [32];
- reinstated, [12].
- Jesuit Relacions, [60];
- society founded, [488].
- Jesus college, founder, [383].
- Jesus's bell broken up, [293].
- Jewish ambassadors, [56];
- capitation tax, [203];
- sanhedrim, [212].
- Jews, amelioration of, [147];
- banished England, [419];
- banished Spain, [90];
- civil disabilities, [136];
- disability bill, [194];
- exiled from England, [343];
- league with Rome, [470];
- massacred, [152];
- privileged, [43];
- to wear badges, [389];
- of York massacred, [104].
- John Rutledge sunk, [76].
- Johnstown, council at, [97].
- John Jay steam boat burnt, [295].
- Jokmali eruption, [451].
- Jonesville mob, [274].
- Jorullo, volcano, [380].
- Journal des Savans, [211].
- Juan Fernandez, [48].
- Julian the apostate burnt, [442].
- Junction canal, [441].
- Juno discovered, [342], [345].
- Jupiter, 4th satellite discovered, [25];
- statue in temple, [472];
- temple overthrown, [413].
- Jury broke out, [392].
- Justinian's institutes, [443].
- Kansas, cold, [52];
- emigrants, [282];
- free state legislature, [261];
- legislature, [93];
- organized, [259];
- removal of Reeder, [299];
- sheriff shot, [165].
- Kate Kearney explosion, [71].
- Katlagia phenomenon, [402].
- Kedging, [273].
- Kelwinning steeple fell, [303].
- Kennet and Avon canal, [266].
- Kentucky admitted, [215];
- emigrants, [192];
- first legislature, [218];
- giant, [255];
- giantess, [299];
- independent state, [463].
- Kerry insurrection, [46].
- King abolished in England, [57];
- of England attacked, [48];
- profusion, [87];
- John's castle, [42];
- Philip's war, [246].
- King's bench prison plot, [233];
- book creed, [172];
- evil, [16];
- touching for, [264];
- guard the militia, [59];
- person clause, [116];
- statue in Guild hall, [182].
- Kingston, Jamaica, earthquake, [298].
- Kingston, N. Y., founded, [212].
- Kirk of Scotland assembly, [218].
- Kirkaldy, accident at, [19].
- Kirkcudbright charter, [412].
- Knights of Malta, [9].
- Knights of St. John, [92].
- Knights templars, [447];
- suppressed, [113];
- arrested, [397].
- Know nothing convention, [220].
- Know somethings, [232].
- Koh-i-noor diamond, [299].
- Koszta affair, [341].
- Kyanized wood, inventor, [20].
- Labrador gale, [257].
- Lacteals discovered, [288].
- Ladies fined for gaming, [99].
- Ladrones discovered, [34], [94].
- Lady of Loretto, [62].
- Lætitia asteroid, [113].
- Lafarge hotel burnt, [21].
- Lake Borgne, gale, [368].
- Lake Champlain seigniories, [158];
- steam boat, [252].
- Lake Erie tempest, [432].
- Lakes, first steam boat, [420].
- Lake George embarkation, [262].
- Lake sunk, [117].
- Lampreys, surfeit, [456].
- Lancaster jail broken, [485].
- Land slide, [273].
- Langue d'Oc poets, [177].
- Lapeer county tornado, [193].
- Large family premium, [24].
- Largo, island, [402].
- Last island destroyed, [315].
- Lataka destroyed, [194].
- Latins expelled from Constantinople, [291].
- Lauwertz lake filled, [346].
- Lead pipe dug up in London, [188].
- League and covenant burned, [201].
- Leeds bridge school, [260].
- Leek for queen Mary, [89].
- Legacies to religious purposes, [410].
- Leghorn insurrection, [350];
- merchants invited, [226].
- Leonard, Abigail, [40].
- Levant patent surrendered, [219].
- Levee disrupted, [277].
- Levée en masse, [322].
- Leverian museum sold, [283].
- Lewis county erected, [120].
- Lewis's river discovered, [318].
- Lewistown, demand upon, [105].
- Lexington, cholera at, [215];
- lunatic asylum, [71];
- steam boat burnt, [26].
- Leyden, explosion, [25].
- Libel on England, [207];
- execution for, [180];
- punished, [232].
- Liberia colonized, [20];
- first election, [389];
- Herald, [71].
- Liberty of conscience recognized, [414];
- tree consecrated, [320].
- Library bequeathed, [55];
- burnt, [40];
- finest private, [430];
- public in N. York, [161];
- N. Y. state, [160].
- License of plays, [432].
- Lidden skeletons, [297].
- Lievely, arctic discoveries at, [361].
- Lightning conductor, first, [440].
- Lima destroyed, [406];
- earthquake, [225];
- founded, [31].
- Lincoln burnt, [197];
- church bell, [459];
- parliament, [444].
- Linlithgow charter, [409].
- Lion, old, died, [429].
- Lisbon auto-da-fé, [369];
- plot against British, [363].
- Litchfield anniversary, [320].
- Lit de justice, last, [308].
- Lithy, ball of fire fell, [116].
- Little Falls excavation, [284].
- Liturgy, conference on, [117];
- of England church, [27].
- Liverpool Athenæum, [10];
- fete to American envoy, [15];
- Times, [208].
- Living skeleton, [365].
- Livingston county erected, [81].
- Loa, eruption at Mt., [73].
- Loan and premium, [242].
- Loans to foreigners forbidden, [116].
- Lobos island difficulty, [404], [436].
- London, apprentices riot, [174];
- and Birmingham railway, [365];
- bread riot, [416];
- bridge burnt, [144], [269];
- bridge carried away, [65];
- conflict on, [416];
- bridge finished, [299];
- coffee houses reopened, [447];
- cold at, [490];
- conduit ran wine, [210];
- Courier fined, [212];
- criminal rescue, [327];
- daily mail, [247];
- in darkness, [22];
- deaths, [345];
- earthquake, [59];
- fire, [346];
- fog, [11], [452];
- foreigners in, [476];
- Gazette, [52];
- illuminated, [98], [147], [154];
- insurrection, [141];
- interdicted, [473];
- mayor of, [12];
- mortality, [469];
- plague, [214], [368];
- plague bill, [298];
- plot to blow up prison, [233];
- portcullis destroyed, [60];
- post office, [23];
- powder explosion, [14];
- printers, [396];
- prisons burnt, [222];
- protestant meeting, [210];
- riots, [70], [179], [210], [216], [221], [222];
- roads protected, [405];
- royal exchange, [379];
- scourge, [326];
- stationers, charter, [180];
- Sunday riot, [257];
- Times by steam, [454];
- tower burnt, [406];
- zoological society, [121].
- Longevity,
- African farmer, [220];
- Anthony, [34];
- Bacchus, [167];
- Barney, [29];
- Beauguard, [234];
- Binkley, [88];
- Birdseye, [43];
- Blowers, [411];
- Bluydenburge, [45];
- Bogard, [233];
- Bowels, [322];
- Bowles, [424];
- Braithwaite, [480];
- Brown, [366];
- Burgeois, [69];
- Butler, [33];
- Byles, [46];
- Carn, [43];
- Carvallo, [47];
- Cary, [216];
- Cervetto, [26];
- Clum, [38];
- Cobb, [465];
- Cole, [263];
- Cowley, [60];
- Crauford, [161];
- Crawford, [77];
- Cuffee, [13];
- Damme, [76];
- Dawson, [452];
- Dean, [429];
- Democritus, [312];
- De Solis, [62];
- Dinah, [163];
- Dodd, [280];
- Drakenberg, [247];
- Drinker, Ed., [438];
- Ellis, [216];
- Ferguson, [309];
- Fletcher, [51];
- Forthon, [62];
- Gaunnor, [364];
- Gilbert, [76];
- Gough, [405];
- Grindell, [244];
- Hatchcock, [149];
- Henry, African, [410];
- Hippocrates, [312];
- Holyoke, [127];
- Howard, [420];
- Hunt, [100];
- James, [277];
- Jamison, [38];
- Jenkins, [15];
- John, [141];
- Johnson, [100];
- Laughlin, [292];
- Leonard, [40];
- Lescure, [92];
- Letts, [387];
- Lusk, [224];
- McDonald, [329], [348];
- McDonald, [39];
- McGwinn, [49];
- Martin, [68];
- Michofsky, [152];
- Moor, [325];
- Moore, [49];
- Moore, [152];
- Mossequin, [131];
- Mourtrie, [11];
- Murphy, [193];
- Murray, [273];
- Negro woman, [283];
- Parr, Robert, [370];
- Parr, Thomas, [424];
- Pearce, [86];
- Petrarch, [16];
- Pompey, [296];
- Raduly, [31];
- Ramsay, [204];
- Reilay, John, [155];
- Robin, [321];
- Rouen, [335];
- Rush, C., [176];
- Ryalls, [359];
- Sheppard, [14];
- Sinnet, [19];
- Spencer, [398];
- Sprouse, Mary, [183];
- Stone, [408];
- Surrington, [393];
- Sutherland, [143];
- Taveira, [43];
- Thomas, [144];
- Thompson, [288];
- Thrower, [124];
- Torrey, [29];
- Valnier, [136];
- Wallace, [37];
- Wingate, [20];
- Winslow, [329];
- Whitcomb, [127];
- Wright, [29].
- Long Island, grant of, [100];
- sound frozen, [52].
- Longitude, chronometer to discover, [126];
- expedition, [243];
- mode of ascertaining, [116].
- Long parliament, [78];
- closed, [142];
- dissolved, [105].
- Longueville treaty, [61].
- Lookout mountain, volcano, [405].
- Lopez expeditionists returned, [102].
- Lords, house of, [468].
- Lords of misrule, [9].
- Lorrain duchy, [82].
- Lotea inundated, [173].
- Lottery for college, [408], [415];
- first English, [23];
- English, closed, [181];
- first by congress, [439];
- last in London, [404];
- schooner, [98];
- for Sloane's library, [135];
- tickets eagerness for, [151].
- Lovers killed by lightning, [299].
- Louis Napoleon visited Victoria, [167].
- Louisiana became a state, [140];
- constitution revised, [263];
- protest renounced, [63];
- steam boat burnt, [436].
- Louisville excitement, [172];
- riot, [309];
- tornado, [339].
- Lounger appeared, [392].
- Lucy Walker steam boilers burst, [409].
- Luddites hanged, [154].
- Luther's books prohibited, [281].
- Lutheran missionary, first, [399];
- Palatines, [232];
- system rejected, [140].
- Luxor obelisk at Paris, [411].
- Lunar cycle of Meton, [189];
- rainbow, [30];
- volcanoes, [157].
- Lyford, giant, [98].
- Lyons decree, [459];
- mine explosion, [13];
- riots, [444].
- Lysippus's Hercules, [145].
- Machinery, labor-saving, destroyed, [154].
- Mackenzie river traced, [324].
- Macon earthquake, [111];
- planters' meeting, [415].
- Mad parliament, [227].
- Madagascar discovered, [313].
- Madeira deluge, [393];
- discovered, [257];
- great storm, [410].
- Madison county, erected, [113];
- island, [441].
- Madras hurricane, [384].
- Madrid insurrection, [176], [183], [280], [282], [284];
- new palace, [418].
- Magellan straits, [82].
- Magna charta signed, [252].
- Magnetic clock discovered, [17].
- Mahmudie canal, [360].
- Mail Boston to N. Y., [467];
- daily in London, [247];
- searched at Havana, [373];
- speedy transmission, [466].
- Maine became a state, [104];
- boundary settled, [313];
- settlements encouraged, [88];
- tornado, [328].
- Majorca insurrection, [109].
- Malayan dictionary, [389].
- Malta conspiracy, [221], [249];
- granted to knights, [92];
- regenerated, [240].
- Mamelukes crushed, [148].
- Mammoth skeleton found, [175].
- Manchester Gazette, [315];
- riot, [393].
- Manhattan first emigrants, [226].
- Man, isle of, [385].
- Manifesto against U. S., [21].
- Manoa del Dorado, [113].
- Manors created, [155].
- Manteno hurricane, [246].
- Mantua, fete of Virgil, [400];
- wedding accident at, [217].
- Man of war, largest, [438].
- Marietta settled, [139].
- Marines established, [383].
- Maritime conscription, [378].
- Marriage, accident at, [160];
- act of England, [367];
- law decision, [226].
- Marriages, auspicious day, [54];
- at East Haddam, [11];
- by justices, [334].
- Marseilles canal, [268];
- in a state of siege, [41].
- Martinique, earthquake at, [24];
- insurrection, [203];
- volcano, [309];
- expedition against, [228].
- Martyr, female, first in Eng., [169].
- Maryland adop. constitution, [170];
- charter, [251];
- constitution, [321];
- controversy, [365];
- grant, [231];
- patent, [241];
- ratified constitution, [89];
- removed free blacks, [69];
- repudiated repudiation, [11];
- sanctioned congress, [293].
- Marysville explosion, [320].
- Masonic hall, Philadelphia, [377].
- Mass, debate on, [447].
- Massacre U. S. prisoners, [38].
- Massachusetts adopted constitution, [55], [57];
- assembly prorogued, [278];
- bay expedition, [366];
- charter forfeited, [238];
- congress, [48];
- convention, [372];
- court met, [392];
- delegates, [222];
- first birth, [25];
- general court, [404];
- minute men, [407];
- new charter, [191];
- patent, [92];
- patent demanded, [133];
- revolution, [156];
- sold, [109].
- Masquerade, first Scotch, [27].
- Masquerades prohibited, [28], [30];
- regulated, [18].
- Matins of Moscow, [207].
- Matrimonial celebration, [400].
- Mattawacks, grant of, [100].
- Matthew's Bible, [433].
- Maunday first distributed, [124].
- Mauvoisin lake irrupted, [235].
- Mayaguez burnt, [45].
- Maypole charter, [447].
- Mayflower sailed, [344], [350].
- Maying, Henry VIII and queen, [174].
- Meal tub plot discovered, [409].
- Mechanique celeste, [105].
- Meeting house fell, [210].
- Melville island, [305].
- Men, birth of, [34].
- Menai bridge, [45].
- Merchant Royal wrecked, [372].
- Meredith, accident at, [102].
- Merino sheep introduced, [295].
- Merrimac river canal, [150].
- Mesilla valley, [138].
- Message, speedy transmission, [466].
- Metamoras hurricane, [348].
- Meteor at Amherst, [319];
- at Canterbury, [476];
- at Connecticut, [472];
- in England, [109];
- in Italy, [112];
- at Leipsic, [201];
- at Lillebone, [482];
- struck ship, [423];
- at Stoke, [423];
- in Thuringia, [424];
- fell in Verde, [459].
- Meteoric phenomena, [434];
- shower, [46], [159], [193], [350];
- in Cumana, [432];
- in Ireland, [130], [436];
- at Naumburg, [121];
- at Rockhausen, [262];
- stones, [45], [418], [450], [455].
- Methodism, expulsion for, [100].
- Methodists proscribed, [150];
- support established church, [342].
- Metropolitan hall burnt, [21].
- Meux vats burst, [363].
- Mexican boundary, [395];
- congress dissolved, [417];
- era, [85];
- massacre, [189];
- mint, coinage of, [490];
- presidents, [58];
- revolt, [242];
- revolution, [17], [390], [461];
- wheels sent to Spain, [279].
- Mexico, cholera, [358];
- expedition against, [342];
- independence, [434];
- ships launched, [169];
- voted Santa Anna, [460].
- Michigan admitted, [241].
- Midlothian coal pits, [110].
- Milan decree, [475].
- Military titles discarded, [151].
- Militia bill refused by Charles I, [87];
- organization, [97].
- Millerites, founder, [478].
- Milwaukee mob, [310].
- Minims, founder of, [130].
- Minorca ceded to England, [90].
- Mint of United States, [90].
- Minute men, Massachusetts, [407];
- raised, [293].
- Mirage, [293].
- Mirror, Edinburgh, [19].
- Mississippi admitted, [467];
- bubble burst, [250];
- city, gale, [368];
- crevasse, [249];
- explored, [236];
- scheme, [203];
- traced, [87].
- Missouri admitted, [315];
- head waters, [318];
- R. R. accident, [420];
- tornado, [194].
- Mist's Journal indicted, [239].
- Mob of women, [31].
- Mobile district erected, [212].
- Mohammedan era began, [279].
- Mohawk and Hudson rail road, [318].
- Mohawks in London, [157];
- sold lands, [123].
- Mohegan chief, [477].
- Molasses seized at Boston, [267].
- Molodechno bulletin, [459].
- Molucca, voyage to, [350].
- Monasteries fell in England, [189];
- Spanish, abolished, [410];
- suppressed, [29].
- Monastic establishments abolished, [66].
- Money lenders seized, [174].
- Monitorial system of instruction, [42].
- Monks absolved, [33].
- Monolithic column, [273].
- Monroe county erected, [81].
- Monster barn, [154].
- Montague ship, meteor, [423].
- Montevideo, revolution, [449].
- Montgolfier, balloon, [444].
- Montgomery county erected, [100].
- Montpelier, booth fell, [299].
- Montreal conflagration, [268];
- parliament houses burnt, [160];
- rebellion, [423];
- riot, [225], [323].
- Moon of Intelligence, [34].
- Moore's Almanac, [41].
- Moralities sanctioned, [460].
- Morning Post, [49].
- Morocco, letter to emperor, [457].
- Mormon temple burnt, [406].
- Morristown, American army at, [18].
- Mortality in London, [368].
- Mosaic pavement at Avenches, [377].
- Moscow abandoned, [404];
- church erected, [18];
- cold day, [24];
- founded, [172];
- people returned to, [408];
- printing at, [89];
- riot, [231].
- Moselle steam boat explosion, [166].
- Moses fountains visited, [480].
- Monument to French soldiers, [458].
- Mosquito territory annexed, [63].
- Moultan destroyed, [332].
- Mt. Auburn dedicated, [374].
- Mt. Cenis scaled, [200].
- Mt. Etna convulsed, [245];
- eruption, [99], [165], [187];
- volcano, [440].
- Mt. St. Bernard passed, [200].
- Mt. Voisin meteor, [450].
- Mountain party, fall of, [389];
- removed, [122].
- Mummy at Auvergne, [53].
- Munchausen's travels, [10].
- Murderer hung by mob, [274].
- Musical festival to Handel, [206];
- small coal man, [361].
- Mutiny at Birmingham, [97];
- in parliamentary army, [125];
- U. S. ships, [51], [125];
- Washington's troops, [205].
- Mysteries permitted, [460].
- Nantes, edict of, [172];
- revoked, [408].
- Nantucket neutral, [332].
- Naples massacre, [196];
- palace burnt, [59];
- under Bonaparte, [125].
- Narbonassar, era of, [85].
- Narragansetts, [42].
- Narragansett flood, [322].
- Natchez disunion meeting, [391];
- tornado, [183].
- National assembly excluded, [241];
- formed, [235];
- king sanctions, [278];
- Ag. convention, [247];
- convention attacked, [387];
- fast, [25].
- Natolia earthquake, [336].
- Naumburg meteoric shower, [121].
- Naumkeak settlers, [152].
- Nautilus lost, [17].
- Nauvoo temple destroyed, [208].
- Naval warfare, system, [104].
- Navidad, colony lost, [432].
- Navigator's islands, [463].
- Navy island evacuated, [27].
- Neapolitan emigrants, [45].
- Negro apprenticeship, [301];
- burnt, [41];
- insurrection, [21], [330];
- colony, [21];
- incendiary, [44];
- plot, [108];
- traffic facilitated, [231].
- Negroes captured, [321];
- contract to furnish, [356];
- pillage Port-au-Prince, [22].
- Netherlands joined holy alliance, [243];
- national language, [363];
- union of, [165], [245].
- Neva overflowed, [440].
- Nevis, hurricane at, [331].
- New Amstel, [364].
- New Amsterdam, [338].
- Newburgh settled, [373].
- Newburyport canal, [150].
- New Castle, [364];
- Chronicle, [116].
- Newcastle-upon-Tyne, cholera, [343].
- New Connecticut, [324].
- New Edinburgh settled, [423].
- New England army, [341];
- comet, [438];
- commerce restrained, [62];
- Courant, [323];
- duel, [238];
- earthquake, [57];
- emigrants detained, [133];
- era of settlement, [490];
- first export, [470];
- great storm, [322];
- origin of term, [172];
- settlers arrived, [264];
- trade regulated, [425].
- New France, population, [467].
- Newfoundland patents, [168];
- tempest, [358].
- Newgate destroyed, [221];
- felons transported, [377];
- ventilators, [121].
- New Grenada independence, [310].
- New Guinea, [459].
- New Hampshire adopted constitution, [243];
- convention, [22];
- first assembly, [105];
- first bank, [228];
- for independence, [234];
- Indians, [315];
- provincial convention, [17];
- volunteers, [76].
- New Haswell explosion, [198].
- New Haven centennial, [166];
- purchased, [447].
- New Hebrides discovered, [176].
- New Jersey conveyed, [245];
- divided, [256];
- ferry boat burnt, [104];
- for sale, [153];
- one government, [151];
- ratified const., [476].
- New London burnt, [351].
- New Netherland charter, [9], [221];
- so called, [396];
- subjected, [383].
- New Orleans burnt, [112];
- crevasse, [189];
- opera house, [86];
- riot, [331];
- proclaimed independence, [325];
- thanksgiving, [38].
- Newport, Florida, [361];
- riot, [423].
- News, false restrained, [230].
- Newspaper, first in Boston, [133];
- first in Brooklyn, [249];
- first English, [208];
- 1st in Hudson, [139];
- first in New York, [401];
- first steam press, [454];
- oldest, [288];
- in Philadelphia, [482];
- in polar sea, [420];
- prohibited, [278];
- Roman, [292];
- stamps, first, [317].
- New style in England, [10], [347];
- in France, [394];
- in Germany, [480];
- in Spain, [387].
- New Testament ruinous, [409];
- in silk, [480].
- New Zealand discovered, [234], [470].
- New York adopted const., [57], [293];
- assembly votes, [146];
- banks resumed, [194];
- boundary, [82];
- canal law, [152];
- charter, [223];
- cholera, [425];
- code, [147];
- colonial legislature, last, [132];
- and Connecticut boundary, [191], [446];
- constitution revised, [215];
- const. adopted, [158];
- counties, [419];
- custom house closed, [162];
- Dutch Ref. church, [188];
- earthquake, [40];
- election, [171];
- exchanged, [286];
- first assembly, [402];
- first printing, [333];
- first theatre, [365];
- fort, conflagration, [108];
- grant, [100];
- harbor discovered, [355];
- Hist. society, [467];
- incorporated, [49], [230];
- independent state, [270];
- and Mass. boundary, [197];
- new charter, [27];
- officers corrupt, [393];
- omnibus horses burnt, [206];
- printing introduced, [117];
- prisoners, [479];
- Provincial congress, [201];
- public entry, [448];
- registry, [469];
- rescue of Kaine, [294];
- riot, [148], [209], [236];
- settled, [226];
- state roads, [382];
- surrendered, [353];
- university, [280].
- Niagara bridge, accident, [83];
- co. erected, [99];
- falls rock fell, [356];
- fort built, [293];
- suspension bridge, [297];
- suspension bridge passed, [103].
- Nicaragua manifesto, [215];
- president, [418];
- route opened, [318].
- Nice, council, [226], [239], [274].
- Niemen, royal conference on, [248], [249].
- Niger discoveries, [357], [455];
- expedition, [202].
- Nile discovered, [168];
- fleet, fate of, [125];
- inundation, [450];
- sources discovered, [435].
- Nismes, massacre at, [307].
- Nisqueunia, [352].
- Nollet, J. A., [165].
- Non-conformists, act against, [417].
- Non-importation mob, [79].
- Non-intercourse act, [240];
- with Great Britain, [313].
- Non nobis domini, [424].
- Nooaheevah, [441].
- Nootka sound discovered, [27].
- Notables, assembly of, [41], [80].
- Notre dame bells baptized, [436];
- bridge fell, [411].
- Nottingham riots, [437].
- North Briton, [33];
- republished, [67];
- denounced, [436].
- North Carolina const. adopted, [476];
- adopted constitution, [442].
- North Georgian Gazette, [420].
- Northern Indiana steam boat burnt, [282].
- Northern passage attempted, [196], [219];
- sea discovered, [324].
- North Penn. R. R. collision, [282].
- North star at Spithead, [379].
- North west passage, [178], [402];
- attempted by Frobisher, [228];
- discovered, [413];
- expedition, [126];
- territory, code, [69].
- Norwalk rail road accident, [182].
- Norway and Sweden united, [321], [404].
- Norwegian R. R., first, [261].
- Norwich Dutch church, [482].
- Norwood tunnel, [184].
- Nuns absolved, [33].
- Nuremburg R. R., [464].
- Nova Scotia, first bishop, [316];
- patent, [356].
- Obesity, [48], [488].
- Observer appeared, [89].
- Ocean Monarch burnt, [335];
- schooner sunk, [84];
- steamer burnt, [448].
- Oceans, view of, [63].
- Odd Fellows, first lodge, [218].
- Odessa, vessels ordered out of port, [140].
- Œcumenical council, [243], [274], [391].
- Ohio admitted, [453];
- first tree felled, [248];
- freshets, [81];
- state house burnt, [49].
- Oneidas ceded lands, [372].
- Oneida county erected, [104].
- Onondaga county erected, [94];
- salt springs discovered, [323].
- Ontario, water fallen, [225], [330].
- Opium surrendered up, [121];
- to be delivered up, [108].
- Orange men, [370].
- Oratorians founder of, [206].
- Orders in France united, [250].
- Oregon convention, [341].
- Oriental MSS. of Halstead, [127].
- Orejas possessed by Columbus, [324].
- Orlando Innamorato, [76].
- Orleans county, N. Y., [433].
- Orrery, first in America, [19].
- Orthodoxy in England, [172].
- Orthography reformed, [392].
- Ostend powder explosion, [382].
- Oswego released, [362].
- Otsego county erected, [70].
- Ottoman history, [310].
- Ovid's elegies burnt, [214];
- printed by Caxton, [159].
- Owego burnt, [378].
- Ox roasted on ice, [80].
- Oxford, commerce prohibited, [28];
- great fire at, [165];
- theatre, [268].
- Pacific, Magalhaens entered, [450];
- seen by Balboa, [375];
- discovered, [32];
- Drake entered, [350].
- Palatines arrived, [232];
- 2d immigration, [231];
- 3d immigration, [413];
- in New York, [226].
- Palermo monks, [82];
- conspiracy, [412];
- earthquake, [330].
- Palestine, mission to, [147].
- Palimpsest discoveries, [356].
- Pallas discovered, [122];
- ship lost, [212].
- Palma, volcano at, [150], [443].
- Palmyra island discovered, [430].
- Pampero steamer sailed, [305];
- seized, [357].
- Panacea of potable gold, [206].
- Panama constitution, [239];
- legislature met, [279];
- rail road, [44];
- accident, [182];
- affray, [152];
- stock, [249].
- Pancreatic duct, [333].
- Pandects of Tribonian, [472].
- Pania destroyed by wind, [232].
- Pantheon reopened at Paris, [14].
- Papal administration, [305];
- government subverted, [50].
- Paper manufactory, [180];
- money issue, [192];
- money first in N. Y., [223].
- Parachute, descent in, [348].
- Paradise Lost sold, [168], [479].
- Paraguay ascended by Water Witch, [49].
- Pardo, convention, [25], [26].
- Pardon, general of James II, [98];
- of king offered to Boston, [230].
- Parhelion, [54], [243].
- Parian marbles, [361].
- Paris, civil war, [244];
- congress, [85];
- counter revolution, [193];
- deaths, [342];
- excitement, [229];
- gold and silver, [431];
- grand fete, [35];
- ice broke up, [154];
- industrial exhibition, [193];
- insurrection, [68];
- massacre, [229];
- mob at Tuilleries, [213];
- municipality guillotined, [297];
- police reorganized, [377];
- post office, [292];
- prisons forced, [346];
- prisoners, [176];
- review of troops, [147];
- revolution, [83];
- revolution, [428];
- revolution, [427];
- riots, [221];
- scarcity of provisions, [91];
- treaty, [62];
- university censures, [150];
- workmen disbanded, [244].
- Park theatre burnt, [474].
- Parker's island fortified, [315].
- Parkville printing office destroyed, [150].
- Parliament armed, [106];
- bribes, [225];
- committees, [54];
- Cromwell's, [341];
- dissolved, Cromwell's, [201];
- disturbed by a quaker, [489];
- first English, [36];
- English, [148];
- houses destroyed, [403];
- long, [422];
- members kept out, met at Oxford, [300];
- pensioned, [203];
- prorogued, [171];
- reformed, [489];
- refusal to call, [107];
- reports prohibited, [85].
- Parthenon destroyed, [379].
- Pass Christian, gale, [368].
- Passover in new temple, [155].
- Pasto destroyed, [37].
- Patagonia, voyage to, [191].
- Patriots of Canada surrendered, [89].
- Patroon's charters, [221].
- Paul and Virginia, [35].
- Paupers educated, [134].
- Pavement sank in London, [105].
- Paxton boys massacre Indians, [485].
- Peace address of Eng. merchants, [122];
- announced in England, [170];
- congress at Paris, [332];
- England and France, [422];
- of religion, [302], [375].
- Peacemaker exploded, [88].
- Peale's museum, [36].
- Pedestrian feat, [127], [139], [427].
- Peep of day boys, [370].
- Pegu annexed, [479].
- Pelew island hospitality, [314].
- Peloponnesian war, [182].
- Pemaquid, [88].
- Penguin island sank, [13].
- Penn's elm blown down, [92].
- Pennsylvania banks vetoed, [110];
- canal, [10];
- charter, [92], [414];
- code by Penn, [180];
- 3d const., [426];
- first assembly, [100];
- first council, [98];
- hist. society, [51];
- hospital, [49];
- new charter, [130];
- ratified constitution, [469];
- resolves, [38];
- settlers, [467].
- Penny Magazine, [130].
- Penny postage in England, [23].
- Penobscot bay, [272].
- Pentateuch, Tindal's, [281].
- Pequot Indians, [174].
- Pera suburb burnt, [37].
- Pere la Chaise, first burial, [200].
- Pernambuco, [95].
- Persia steamer launched, [260].
- Persian calendar reformed, [103];
- empire extinct, [285];
- era, [234];
- newspaper, first, [124].
- Perth assembly aggrieved, [220];
- fantastics, [467];
- the pretender at, [348].
- Peru delivered, [466];
- earthquake, [59];
- founded, [348].
- Peruke makers, [60].
- Peruvian bark, [329].
- Petersham manifesto, [14].
- Peter's pence, [25], [300].
- Pestilence, [326];
- Eng. and France, [279].
- Philadelphia, army passed, [334];
- atmospheric phenomena, [30];
- bank opened, [236];
- chartered, [411];
- cholera, [425];
- cold, [44];
- earthquake, [58];
- enlistment arrests, [122];
- first bank, [19];
- first capital conviction, [38];
- first congress, [349];
- ice, [80];
- mild winter, [34];
- mortality in, [11];
- prisoners, [479];
- riots, [182], [266], [394];
- theatre, first, [151];
- theatres burnt, [263];
- tornado, [149];
- Washington entered, [359];
- yellow fever at, [310].
- Philippics of Cicero, [345].
- Phillipines discovered, [101].
- Philippine islands, [138].
- Piedmont annexed to Sardinia, [463].
- Piedmontese laws annulled, [294].
- Pike packet sunk, [188].
- Pilgrim constitution, [431].
- Pilgrims descried Cape Cod, [428].
- Pilgrimage, [149].
- Pill-taker, extraordinary, [195].
- Pitcairn's island, [38], [385].
- Pittsburg, cholera, [425];
- first stage, [261];
- Gazette, [296];
- origin of name, [448].
- Pittsfield, frost at, [280].
- Pisa council, [117].
- Placentia conspiracy, [356].
- Plague at Constantinople, [489];
- at Edinburgh, [35];
- at London, [166], [302];
- at Shrewsbury, [152];
- fast for cessation of, [342].
- Planet discovered, [136], [147], [155], [181], [288], [373], [427].
- Planets, conjunction, [364];
- canon of motion, [192].
- Plantagenet, last of, [207], [486].
- Plattsburgh, first court, [415].
- Play bill, first, [140].
- Playing cards, regulation, [396].
- Playhouses regulated, [66].
- Plot against Charles, [417];
- to dismember Union, [97].
- Plymouth army, [320];
- charter, [431];
- colony, [21];
- colonists, [72];
- colonists, Indian visit to, [104];
- colonists landed, [433];
- first house, [483];
- first marriage, [188];
- first sabbath, [496];
- Indian submission, [360];
- landing, [480];
- pilgrims sailed, [344];
- settlers, [467], [481];
- ship captured, [482];
- visited by Massasoit, [113].
- Poetic festival, [177].
- Point de Chambault, crossing, [183].
- Point Petre earthquake, [60].
- Poisoning made treason, [70].
- Poland blotted out, [437];
- partition, [72];
- revenue sequestered, [281].
- Pole, attempt to reach, [193].
- Poles, massacre, [423].
- Polish adherents of Demetrius, [207];
- constitution annulled, [297];
- families transported, [444];
- insurrection, [116];
- king died, [48];
- partition ratified, [367];
- revolt, [454];
- revolution, [328];
- throne vacant, [278];
- traitors executed, [251].
- Poll tax in England, [64].
- Polyglot, [113], [427].
- Pompeii buried, [419].
- Pompey's theatre burnt, [159].
- Poonah earthquake, [235].
- Poor relief by parliament, [458].
- Poor Robin discontinued, [41].
- Popayan destroyed, [37].
- Pope allowed to exercise pontificate, [40];
- burnt in effigy at Paris, [179];
- divided the world between the Spanish and Portuguese, [177];
- withdrew from Rome, [81].
- Pope's authority abol. in England, [114];
- jurisdiction disputed, [250];
- sovereignty annulled, [195].
- Porcelain introd. Dresden, [142].
- Porciano lake, [290].
- Port Folio, [20].
- Pneumatic chemistry, origin, [301].
- Port-au-Prince destroyed, [217].
- Port Gibson burnt, [215].
- Port Jackson settled, [58];
- colonized, [34].
- Portland riot, [216];
- island sunk, [478].
- Port Leon destroyed, [361].
- Port Mahon disturbance, [84].
- Port Royal, earthquake, [222], [298];
- hurricane, [339];
- land sunk, [153].
- Porto Bello discovered, [420];
- water spout, [470].
- Portsmouth, first bank, [228];
- fleet at, [393];
- tornado, [384].
- Portugal abolished slave trade, [467];
- became monarchy, [294];
- execution in, [25];
- imports grain, [270];
- independent kingdom, [456].
- Portuguese court emigrated, [453];
- royal family, [96];
- royal family emigrated to Brazil, [451].
- Posen added to Germany, [189].
- Post office established, [293].
- Postal convention signed, [473].
- Potatoe introduced, [21].
- Potomac settled, [91].
- Potosi mines opened, [160].
- Poughkeepsie convention, [236].
- Pound notes issued, [93].
- Powder, explosion at Salonica, [282];
- scarcity of, [319].
- Power loom, first in Phila., [147].
- Powhatan wrecked, [154].
- Praia, earthquake at, [234].
- Precocity, [250].
- Prelates shut up, [465].
- Prepossession, case of, [430].
- Presbyterian Chinese church, [426];
- church, first, [442];
- insurrection, [75].
- Press, freedom in Mexico, [315];
- liberty restricted, [13];
- suppressed in Baden, [280];
- suspended, [292];
- in Paris suppressed, [117].
- Pressing for seamen, [109].
- Pretender defeated, [434];
- trial scaffolding, [360].
- Pretender's rebels, [298];
- fleet dispersed, [118].
- Priest attacked queen of Spain, [51].
- Prima Vista, [246].
- Prince regent of Great Britain, [58].
- Prince William wrecked, [449].
- Princess royal of France, [477].
- Princeton college riot, [33];
- congress at, [407].
- Printed book, first, [320];
- first in England, [126].
- Printers address queen Caroline, [396];
- in London, [189];
- responsible, [154].
- Printing, anniversary of, [269];
- 400th anniversary, [247];
- in New York, [68];
- legalized in New York, [117];
- office destroyed, [293];
- stopped in Virginia, [78].
- Prisoners, American, [23];
- turned out, [396].
- Prison ship victims inhumed, [209];
- relics, [138].
- Privileged class abolished, [306].
- Profaneness, edict against, [35].
- Prometheus steamer, [318].
- Protestant alliance, [380];
- army, [277];
- association meeting, [210];
- books, edict against, [123];
- league, [480];
- petition against popery, [216];
- religion re-established, [172];
- term abolished, [254].
- Protestants, Irish massacred, [409];
- league against, [293];
- massacred, [285];
- massacred at Nismes, [307];
- persecuted in France, [291];
- so called, [156];
- under ban, [285].
- Protestantism established, [33];
- in Scotland, [300].
- Providence bank, [396];
- government formed, [265];
- Indian deed of, [116];
- propose congress, [195];
- theatre burnt, [411].
- Prussia, first king, [31];
- levy upon, [429];
- new constitution, [463];
- renounced Great Britain, [69].
- Prussian assembly prorogued, [429];
- king elected emperor of Germany, [122].
- Psalter, first printed book, [320].
- Puerto Santo bridge fell, [84].
- Pulque, consumption of, [80].
- Punjaub annexed, [124].
- Purbeck, wreck on, [18].
- Puritan emigration forbidden, [172];
- and Episcopal conference, [26].
- Puritans arrived, [264];
- era of, [27].
- Putnam county erected, [231].
- Pythian games, [284].
- Quakers, act against, [399];
- affirmation, [35];
- affirmations altered, [470];
- first yearly meeting, [251];
- founder of, [25];
- non-resistant, [250].
- Quarter denied French, [52];
- refused to British troops, [206].
- Quebec, cholera at, [224];
- cliff fell, [196];
- darkness at, [364];
- founded, [259];
- immigrants, [266];
- parliament house burnt, [49];
- riots, [221];
- theatre burnt, [233].
- Queen Anne's wars, [129].
- Queen Charlotte ship exploded, [107].
- Queen of Spain attacked, [51].
- Queen's garden islands discovered, [192].
- Quiberon bay wreck, [25].
- Quicksilver congelation, [471].
- Quinnipiack, [125], [447].
- Quirinus, temple to, [59].
- Quito, earthquake, [53].
- Quo warranto issued, [426].
- Rail road accident, [100];
- blocked with snow, [47];
- collision, [261];
- first American, [318];
- mob, [466];
- Eng. opened, [293];
- speed, [332].
- Rainbow, lunar, [357].
- Rain storm in London, [97].
- Rambler appeared, [110];
- contributor to, [21].
- Rapid, ships lost, [20].
- Ratcliffe library founded, [190].
- Ratisbone diet, [295].
- Reading, abbots' coiners, [437];
- receipt to sacrist, [122].
- Rebellion, cause of, [42].
- Red Sea forded by French, [480].
- Reformation anniversary, [263];
- began, [417].
- Regent, British, appointed, [55].
- Regents in Europe, [29];
- university established, [148].
- Regicides, [340];
- arrested, [153];
- pardon offered, [221].
- Regrading, conviction for, [261].
- Reindeer steam boat, [103], [349].
- Reindeer struck, [289].
- Religious equality, [154];
- Herald, [365];
- liberty, [354];
- orders absolved, [452];
- orders abolished, [32].
- Rensselaer county erected, [58].
- Rensselaerwyck confirmed, [374];
- outrages, [335].
- Reporters excluded, [28].
- Reprieve, [12].
- Resolution returned, [387].
- Resurrection of the Saviour, [135].
- Revolt, Pennsylvania line, [10].
- Revolution, American, ceased, [53];
- in England, [459];
- in France, [388].
- Revolutionary army, force of, [311];
- manifesto, [264];
- soldiers furloughed, [216];
- tribunal, [230].
- Rhine confederation, [269];
- inundation, [42], [368].
- Rhode Island adopted constitution, [210].
- Rhone inundation, [368].
- Richard Crook-back, [244].
- Richmond, annular eclipse, [366];
- theatre burnt, [485];
- theatre funeral, [487].
- Rio de la Plata independent, [269].
- Rio de Janeiro riot, [418].
- Rio Janeiro river, [9];
- de Solis, [9].
- Riot at Dublin, [89];
- London, [138];
- against physicians, [148];
- about food, [148].
- River broke forth, [329].
- Roanoke colony planted, [335];
- first child born, [326].
- Roanoke colony, [324], [338].
- Robbers hung at Paris, [409].
- Robinson Crusoe, [164].
- Rochester cathedral burnt, [216].
- Rochester, first daily paper, [411].
- Rock Island bridge, [145].
- Rockland county erected, [81].
- Romans before Jerusalem, [209].
- Roman capitol burnt, [476];
- capitol dedicated, [359];
- catholic ecclesiastics restrained, [234];
- catholics, massacre, [221];
- chambers dissolved, [488];
- church in Scotland, [300];
- circus at Tours, [343];
- civil wars, [407];
- consuls, [9];
- feast, [450];
- jubilee, [129];
- pavement in London, [322];
- republic established, [232];
- republic proclaimed, [61];
- senate, early sessions, [121];
- temple discovered, [94];
- thanksgiving to Cicero, [458].
- Romance of England, [171].
- Rome annexed to France, [72];
- burnt, [237], [263], [283];
- confederacy with Jews, [470];
- conspiracy, [323];
- foundation, [159];
- anniversary do, [159];
- France at war with, [486];
- incorporated with France, [195];
- insurrection, [175];
- last triumph, [442];
- made a republic, [69].
- Rosenberg summit fell, [346].
- Roses, union of, [31].
- Royal academy formed, [467];
- Anne galley, [429];
- exchange, [221];
- stone laid, [409];
- opened, [415];
- George sunk, [328], [341];
- institution formed, [99];
- marriage act, [77];
- oak, [400];
- parliament met, [79];
- society of literature, [76];
- Sovereign burnt, [42].
- Royalty abolished in France, [370].
- Rump parliament, [57], [184].
- Russia declared for Austria, [172];
- first book printed, [17], [62];
- reprisal against, [476];
- revolution, [463].
- Russian commerce opened, [187];
- emperor in Austria, [185];
- emperor libeled, [212];
- levy of men, [186], [471];
- militia, [45];
- manifesto, [249];
- new year, [10];
- object of war, [145];
- peasant rights, [487];
- serfs enrolled, [207];
- rail road, [147], [345];
- revolution, [269].
- Rutland square masquerade, [89].
- Rutli, Swiss meeting, [437].
- Rye house plot discovered, [230], [232].
- Ryswick, peace of, [368].
- Sabbath bill stolen, [294];
- lawful sports, [403].
- Sacramento inundated, [477];
- prisoner hung, [331].
- Sacheverell's sermons burnt, [120].
- Sacred play, [259];
- year of Jews, [111].
- Sacrifices, Roman, [9].
- Safety bank system, [132].
- Sagadohock river, [315].
- Saginaw riot, [155].
- Sailors, epidemic among, [228].
- Salary of pastor, [338].
- Salem immigrants, [152];
- witchcraft, [327], [371].
- Salonica burnt, [141], [282].
- Salt water freshened, [174].
- Saltzburg protestants, [43].
- Samson, English, [197].
- San Cruz purchased, [204].
- Sanctobertis eve, [467].
- Sandwich islands difficulty, [466];
- discovered, [27];
- protest, [367];
- small pox, [343].
- Sandwich land discovered, [46].
- Sandy Hook, Hudson at, [350];
- lighthouse, [238].
- San Francisco execution, [335];
- insurrection, [220];
- steamer foundered, [18].
- San Juan de Ulloa, Cortez at, [160].
- San Salvador destroyed, [153].
- Sanscrit, first learner, [19].
- Sans cullotes, [368];
- at Paris, [241].
- Saphet, earthquake at, [11].
- Saracen hostages massacred, [323].
- Saragossa theatre burnt, [475].
- Saratoga county erected, [58].
- Sarawak, English rajah, [374].
- Sardinia, convents suppressed, [202].
- Sardinian rail road, [202].
- Sassafras, expedition for, [142].
- Satan denounced at Edinburgh, [458].
- Saturn, 7th satellite, [458].
- Santa Fe revolution, [330].
- Savannah assaulted, [393];
- balloon, [373];
- colony begun, [64];
- river freshet, [208];
- first steam boat, [289];
- steam ship, [202];
- storm, [354].
- Savoy conference, [117];
- protestants, [463];
- united to France, [451].
- Saxe Coburg confiscated, [42].
- Saxon heptarchy, [52].
- Saxons converted by comet, [303].
- Saxony dismembered, [185];
- kingdom, [468].
- Scanderbeg revolted, [451].
- Scaptar Jokul, (see [Skaptar Jokul].)
- Scarborough cliff sunk, [476];
- land sunk, [486].
- Schenectady county erected, [96];
- deed of, [219];
- massacre, [193];
- purchased, [294].
- Schism in Romish church, [117].
- Schoharie county erected, [136].
- Schuylkill bridge, [76];
- bridge fell, [29].
- Scotland adjudged to Baliol, [437];
- sovereignty disputed, [250].
- Scots prisoners made slaves, [359].
- Scottish assembly dispersed, [291];
- church assembly, [443];
- clergy, [40];
- covenanters, [479];
- general assembly, [478];
- government, [236];
- parliament, [10];
- parliament, last, [398];
- regalia, [118];
- regalia opened, [50].
- Scriptures, edict against, [123].
- Scylla, earthquake, [55].
- Sealing wax, ancient, [303].
- Seamen impressed, [244].
- Sea, rose and fell, [315];
- serpent at Plymouth, [241].
- Seasons, Spanish notion of, [323].
- Sebastopol, explosion, [437];
- harbor closed, [373].
- Secretary steam boat exploded, [152].
- Secret societies, [376];
- prohibited, [311].
- Seigniories, French, [158].
- Semper eadem, [470].
- Seneca county erected, [116].
- Senecas sold lands, [254].
- Septuagint, [420].
- Seraglio, release from, [348].
- Sestos, siege of, [108].
- Seven islands, shipwreck, [17].
- Seven years war concluded, [68].
- Shaker elect lady, [352].
- Shawmut settled, [230].
- Ship disease, [228];
- money levy, [312].
- Shiraz, earthquake, [186].
- Shooting stars, [434].
- Shower red dust, [193];
- of minerals, [46].
- Shrewsbury pestilence, [152].
- Sicilian vespers, [124], [451].
- Sicily, acquisition, [490];
- king abdicated, [29].
- Sierra Leone company, [29];
- settled, [230].
- Sierra Madre republic, [342].
- Silver buckles, donation, [443].
- Simeto overflowed, [154].
- Sin, Israelites at, [150].
- Sing Sing prison begun, [192].
- Sion, king of, [246].
- Sirius steamer arrived, [163].
- Six Nations, treaty with, [232].
- Skaptar Jokul, [228], [238], [304].
- Skeleton, ancient, [347].
- Skeletons in ash tree, [297].
- Slave decision, [244];
- ship, first, [403].
- Slave trade abolished, [127], [226];
- by pope, [459];
- proscribed, [175].
- Slavery abolished in France, [124];
- by Kosciusko, [131];
- in Mexico, [363];
- in New York, [123];
- in Poland, [249];
- at Vienna, [59];
- convention, [274];
- trade by treaty, [90].
- Slaves free in England, [264];
- price of, [423].
- Sleep, death an eternal, [401].
- Sloane's library, [135].
- Small pox, first appearance, [107];
- in New England, [291].
- Smyrna, earthquake, [270];
- excitement about Koszta, [243];
- plague at, [227].
- Snow, brick red, [152];
- in Holland, [154];
- in New England, [79];
- red, in Tuscany, [103];
- at Rome, [98], [117].
- Snow storm, [78];
- New England, [487].
- Society of Jesus, [32].
- Solar eclipse, [330];
- in England, [352].
- Soldier, female, pension, [247].
- Soldiers, great mortality, [228];
- wages in 1347, [305].
- Solemn league and covenant, [93].
- Solomon's temple, [376].
- Solstice of Meton, [250].
- Solway moss, [43].
- Somers brig lost, [465];
- mutiny, [34], [125].
- Somers's expedition, [290].
- Son of liberty, [120].
- Sonora burnt, [237].
- Souffriere eruption, [173].
- Soup house, first, [22].
- Sound dues, protest, [233];
- terminated, [148].
- South America, attempt to revolutionize, [50];
- possessed, [324];
- independence, [382];
- republics acknowledged, [11];
- revolutions, [24].
- South Carolina adopted constitution, [203];
- charter, [231];
- college riot, [79];
- congress, [23];
- settled, [204].
- Southern literary messenger, [33].
- South Hadley canal, [483].
- South Hampton frigate lost, [451].
- South sea bubble, [380].
- Sovereign coin issued, [263].
- Spafields poor meeting, [458].
- Spain, civil war ended, [362];
- disturbances, [305];
- letters of marque against, [24];
- partition, [396];
- resigned to Charles, [359];
- restricts the press, [13];
- revolutions, [391].
- Spanish constitution, new, [218];
- fleet foundered, [414];
- military insurrection, [252];
- monarchy, design against, [185];
- prize ship, [200];
- queen absconded, [340];
- records first written, [159];
- royal family prisoners, [176];
- settlements, expedition against, [339];
- ships burnt, [72].
- Speaker of commons, [90];
- congress, contest, [51].
- Specie overturned, [69];
- payments suspended, [356].
- Spectator began, [89].
- Speedwell privateer, [44].
- Spinning machine riot, [393], [456].
- Spires, decree protested, [156];
- diet of, [247].
- Spitalfields' soup house, [22].
- Spirituous liquors taxed, [76], [87].
- Spitzbergen, discovery of, [174], [363];
- Dutch sailors at, [26].
- St. Alban's weathercock, [406].
- St. Andrews, charter, [86].
- St. Anthony's falls, [87].
- St. Augustine founded, [31].
- St. Bartholomew burnt, [91].
- St. Bartholomews, massacre, [16], [334].
- St. Bartholomew island abolished slavery, [394];
- purchased, [204], [314].
- St. Bernard crossed, [192].
- St. Christophers, hurricane, [254];
- purchased, [204], [314].
- St. Croix negro revolt, [263].
- St. Cruz purchased, [314].
- St. David's college founded, [76].
- St. Dennis tombs destroyed, [314].
- St. Domingo ceded, [397];
- commission, [332];
- deputies, [52];
- founded, [306];
- insurrection, [357];
- massacre, [333], [454];
- revolution, [418].
- St. George volcano, [175].
- St. Giles plague, [166].
- St. Helena discovered, [200].
- St. Jago de Cuba, earthquake, [303].
- St. Johns burnt, [231];
- first steam boat, [252].
- St. James steamer exploded, [263].
- St. Kitts, hurricane, [331].
- St. Lawrence county erected, [92];
- fishing in, [133];
- gulf named, [142];
- rail road, [283].
- St. Leon church overwhelmed, [165].
- St. Louis burnt, [196];
- castle burnt, [40];
- riots, [310];
- tornado, [323].
- St. Martin purchased, [204].
- St. Marys settled, [120];
- ship canal, [201].
- St. Michaels destroyed, [316];
- earthquake, [272];
- volcano, [234].
- St. Nicholas destroyed, [290];
- spire fell, [64].
- St. Pauls burnt, [217];
- dedicated, [383];
- laid, [242];
- spire burnt, [233].
- St. Peters built, [78];
- dedicated, [486].
- St. Petersburg, cholera, [342];
- founded, [207];
- inundated [440];
- and Moscow rail road, [345];
- palace burnt, [488];
- storm, [353].
- St. Pierre emancipation, [203].
- St. Stephen's chapel, [107].
- St. Thomas, hurricane, [331].
- Stadtholder arrived, [455].
- Stadtholdership abolished, [41], [70];
- protest, [209].
- Stafford house address, [450].
- Staffordshire ship sunk, [489].
- Stage, women upon, [13];
- plays licensed, [186], [432];
- suppressed, [470].
- Stake, number perished at, [429].
- Stamp act, [419].
- Stamp act passed, [113];
- repealed, [108];
- riot, [337].
- Stamped paper in America, [486].
- Standing army grievance, [59], [372].
- Star spangled banner, [24].
- State affairs, clergy, [468].
- Staten island colonized, [16], [61];
- purchased, [314];
- sold, [319].
- State prisoners in France liberated, [117].
- States general assembled, [180].
- Stationarii at London, [464].
- Stationers company chartered, [180].
- Statistics, so called, [406].
- Statue of George III, [269].
- Steam battery, [159];
- boat at Austin, [108];
- burnt, [54];
- explosion, [141];
- first, [384];
- first on lakes, [420];
- Fitch's, [219];
- wrecked, [86];
- engines, experiments, [325];
- power press, [454];
- ship in England, [279];
- first across Atlantic, [202].
- Steeples opposed, [126].
- Sterling money, [484].
- Steuben county erected, [108].
- Stockport strike, [311].
- Stoke, meteor at, [423].
- Stonehenge fell, [14].
- Stone, medicine for, [106].
- Storm in England, [73];
- Gibraltar, [73].
- Storm of cape Francis, [84];
- in New England, [82].
- Stratford jubilee, [351].
- Street preaching riot, [209], [275].
- Strike at Stockport, [311].
- Stripes in British port, [57].
- Stuart, first of house, [156].
- Studein, meteoric fall, [350].
- Student, the, issued, [46].
- Students expelled for methodism, [100].
- Submarine cable, [340].
- Subsidies of Charles II, [60].
- Sub treasury created, [255].
- Sudberry jury, [392].
- Suffrage universal in France, [458].
- Sugar from beets, inventor, [158].
- Sugar house prisoners, [479].
- Sullivan county erected, [120].
- Sunday bill riot, [257];
- recreations, [199].
- Sunderland iron bridge, [374].
- Sun dial, first in Rome, [59];
- eclipsed, [161];
- in England, [171];
- spot, [106], [173].
- Sungband Cowmuddy, [34].
- Supercalia, feast of, [68].
- Supreme being enacted at Paris, [183].
- Susquehanna rail road collision, [261].
- Suttee abolished, [257], [461].
- Suspension in San Francisco, [80].
- Swabia, king of, [11].
- Swan of Holland, [390].
- Sweating sickness, [416].
- Swedish revolution, [301];
- crown prince killed, [209];
- nobility massacred, [427];
- revolution, [327].
- Swiss cantons armed, [25];
- patriots met, [437];
- protestant massacre, [285];
- troops recalled, [335];
- villages buried, [346].
- Sword voted to McDonough, [66].
- Sybilline prophecy, [450].
- Sydenham crystal palace, [227].
- Sydney cove, [58].
- Symmes theory, [143].
- Syracuse explosion, [329];
- first paper, [131];
- founder of, [307].
- Syrian earthquake, [194].
- Table rock fell, [353], [356].
- Taiefa conflagration, [284].
- Tampico deaths, [378].
- Tar and feathers introduced, [96].
- Tatler appeared, [146], [162];
- last number, [25].
- Taunton girls, [98].
- Tax gatherers slain, [432].
- Tayleur wrecked, [36].
- Tea art, [186].
- Tea at Boston destroyed, [437];
- destroyer, [92].
- Teignmouth phenomenon, [315].
- Telegraph across channel, [215];
- in New York, [356];
- submarine, laid, [274].
- Telemaque of Fenelon, [19].
- Temanfaya volcano, [344].
- Temple of Hercules, [46];
- at Jerusalem burnt, [269];
- purified, [448].
- Tendall's testament sold, [190].
- Teneriffe volcano, [16], [49], [180], [225], [482], [490].
- Tennessee admitted, [215].
- Terceira, earthquake, [234].
- Terra Firma, landing at, [300].
- Test act, [123].
- Texas admitted, [90], [488];
- annexed, [261];
- first legislature, [77];
- proclamation, [283];
- republic protested, [127].
- Thames bridge burnt, [144];
- extraordinary tide, [364];
- flood in, [404];
- frozen, [44], [54];
- thawed out, [54];
- river low, [95], [349], [362];
- and Severn canal, [441];
- tunnel opened, [118].
- Thanksgiving, British, [25], [31];
- first in Mass., [79];
- in India, [280];
- for Russian victories, [12];
- New Netherlands, [351];
- New Orleans, [38].
- Theatre closed by sheriff, [324];
- first in Albany, [259];
- first in New York, [108], [365];
- licensed, [186];
- legalized in Massachusetts, [53].
- Theatrical encouragement of troops, [477];
- first American, [349].
- Theban ram, [180].
- Theft, trial for, [30].
- Theodosius's statue, [85].
- Thermometer, [13], [290].
- Thia island arose, [266].
- Thirty years' war ended, [410].
- Thorn, protestants, [426];
- James, [155].
- Thoth, [315].
- Thousand years' jubilee, [309].
- Thule, southern discovered, [46].
- Thunder, subterranean, [40];
- stone fell, [426];
- theatrical, [18].
- Thuringia meteor, [424].
- Tide high at London, [70];
- in New England, [82].
- Tiers etat, [236].
- Timbuctoo, expedition to, [202].
- Tioga county erected, [70].
- Titles abolished, [241];
- in France, [34];
- at Lucca, [28].
- Toast, indiscreet, [39].
- Tobacco introduced, [294];
- regulations, [383].
- Tokay wine estate, [449].
- Toleration act, [156], [204];
- edict of, [148];
- in Scotland, [320].
- Toledo, lake at, rose, [205].
- Toll gate riot at Bristol, [382].
- Tomboro eruption, [132], [136], [147].
- Tompkins county erected, [139].
- Tonal, red snow, [152].
- Torch dance at Berlin, [459].
- Tornado in Burmah, [163];
- in Ohio, [315].
- Torpedo experiment, [290].
- Tortugas discovered, [186].
- Tragedies, Scotch regulations, [95].
- Tragedy, first English, [31].
- Trajan's floating palace, [277].
- Transit of Mars, [132].
- Transportation for forgery, [127];
- for theft, [419].
- Treason to surrender, [50].
- Treasurer, first U. S., [77].
- Treaty,
- Albany, [202], [253];
- Algiers, [254];
- and Sardinia, [132];
- Amiens, [120];
- Austria and Piedmont, [309];
- and Prussia, [159];
- Barbary, [414];
- Breda, [253], [286];
- Bretigni, [184];
- Britain and Denmark, [27];
- and Spain, [26];
- Buffalo creek, [254];
- Campio Formio, [402];
- Canandaigua, [431];
- Carlowitz, [40];
- Cherokees, [103];
- Denmark and Sweden, [120];
- Dutch and Indians, [341];
- England and France, [451];
- France and Scotland, [267];
- France, Spain and America, [347];
- France and Turkey against Russia, [102];
- and Germany, [63];
- and Holland, [60];
- and Russia, [174];
- and Scotland, [124], [287];
- and Spain, [90];
- and Sourajah Dowlah, [64];
- and Turkey, [17];
- Fontainbleau, [412], [422];
- Fort Herkimer, [252];
- Fort Stanwix, [408];
- French and Chouans, [158];
- France and Egypt, [38];
- and England, [106];
- and Russia, [136];
- Spain and England, [62];
- and Texas, [376];
- and Tripoli, [383];
- and Tuscany, [61], [66];
- Ghent, [311], [447], [483];
- Germany and France, [54];
- Great Britain and Algiers, [340];
- and China, [341];
- and France, [46];
- not ratified, [313];
- and Russia, [144], [146];
- and Spain, [231];
- and U. S., [389];
- and Japan, [394];
- Holland, [403];
- Hubertsburg, [68];
- Indians, [458];
- Jay's, [441];
- Jewish, [56];
- Kerbechi, [355];
- Lannoy, [103];
- Longueville, [61];
- Madrid, [26];
- Navajo Indians, [200];
- New England and Narragansetts, [341];
- Nuremberg, [288];
- Paris, 1783, [52], [117], [185], [212], [376], [454];
- Passau, [302];
- Russia and China, [355];
- and Turkey, [21], [126], [130], [169], [268];
- Ryswick, [467];
- Sac Indians, [190];
- St. Germain, [106];
- St. Ildefonso, [383];
- St. Petersburg, [474], [476];
- Sweden and Tripoli, [383];
- Tehuantepec, [56];
- Tilsit, [273];
- Tolentino, [77];
- Tripoli, [313];
- Troyes, [200];
- U. S. and Algiers, [484];
- and Creeks, [454];
- and France, [57];
- and Great Britain, [15], [26], [74], [259], [313], [441], [454];
- and Indians, [218];
- and Japan, [115];
- and Mexico, [136], [212];
- and Morocco, [280];
- and Prussia, [357], [476];
- and Sweden, [132];
- and Tripoli, [217];
- and Turkey, [183];
- and Venezuela, [34];
- Utrecht, [126], [144];
- Uxbridge, [82];
- Vienna, [117], [266];
- and Rome, [430];
- Westphalia, [410].
- Trees removed and rooted, [281].
- Tremont temple burnt, [128].
- Trent, council of, [31], [40], [169], [201], [470].
- Trent and Mersey canal, [276].
- Tribunes chosen, [466].
- Tri-color, [293].
- Tri-colored flag at Vienna, [143].
- Trinidad discovered, [299].
- Tripoli earthquake, [194];
- liberated Americans, [218];
- made restitution, [313];
- plague, [342].
- Triumph of the cross, festival, [279].
- Troy, fall of, [202];
- land slide, [71].
- Trumento mount formed, [120].
- Tryon county court, [353].
- Touching for king's evil, [196], [264].
- Toulon, Bonaparte sailed from, [202].
- Toulon, decree to level houses, [482].
- Tournament at Eglintoun, [340].
- Tours, ancient circus, [343].
- Townsend ship burnt, [193].
- Tuilleries attacked, [314].
- Tuilleries beset by mob, [213];
- entered by mob, [243];
- walls laid, [272];
- palace begun, [16].
- Turin annexed to Sardinia, [463].
- Turkey declared war with Russia, [384];
- object of war with, [145];
- refuses proposals of Russia, [247].
- Turkish ambassador, [478];
- ships, first at London, [136];
- sultan banqueted Napoleon, [185];
- war declared, [122].
- Turks learned war, [13];
- reinforced British, [117].
- Turners plundered provisions, [401].
- Tuscany duke restored, [295];
- protestant deputation, [412].
- Tweed chain bridge, [283].
- Twin sisters, [412].
- Tyre, era of, [404].
- Uncle Tom's Cabin prohibited, [187].
- Unicorn steamer at Boston, [217].
- Uniformity act, [334].
- Union college, first com., [178].
- United Irishmen disarmed, [125];
- founder, [397].
- United States bank, [11], [206];
- incorporated, [143];
- suspended, [356];
- suspended, [56].
- United States commissioners, [376];
- constitution, [21];
- exploring expedition, [115], [327], [328];
- independence, [15];
- acknowledged, [34];
- by Denmark, [84];
- by Spain, [116];
- president, first, [48];
- ship, first of the line, [185];
- so called, [355].
- Usury punished, [63];
- restrained, [389].
- Utah territory, [353].
- Utica lunatic asylum, [29];
- state, [382].
- Utrecht, quarrel of ministers, [294];
- union, [245].
- Vaccination first applied, [191];
- introduced, [41];
- in Persia, [218];
- rewarded, [216].
- Valley Forge, army at, [477].
- Valois, house extinct, [287].
- Vandalie Bible, [208], [334].
- Van Dieman's land discovered, [434].
- Vatican built, [338].
- Vaudois tolerated, [217].
- Veal, Mrs., apparition, [353].
- Vendean war closed, [123].
- Vendeans shot, [74].
- Venetian crusade sailed, [391].
- Venezuela, independence, [220], [262];
- slaves freed, [166].
- Venice acknowledged French republic, [41];
- revolution, [195].
- Ventilators invented, [121].
- Venus Adonis entered, [155].
- Venus's revolution observed, [185];
- satellite discovered, [339];
- transit, [13], [217], [380].
- Vera Cruz fish destroyed, [384];
- powder explosion, [217].
- Vermont admitted, [74], [93];
- adopted constitution, [57];
- declared independent, [27], [484];
- joined the confederacy, [22].
- Versailles rail road accident, [185].
- Vesta observed, [179];
- discovered, [124];
- steamer sunk, [378].
- Vesuvius, Delius perished in, [188];
- eruption, [32], [102], [175], [231], [234], [314], [327], [334], [405], [411], [447];
- overflowed, [78].
- Vessels to be searched, [142].
- Veto of Miss Dix's bill, [159].
- Vice, edict against, [35].
- Viceroys in Europe, [29].
- Victoria bridge destroyed, [18].
- Victories of the French, [52].
- Viege, earthquake at, [290].
- Vienna abolished slavery, [59];
- emperor left, [402];
- emperors at war with, [402];
- insurrection, [390];
- order restored, [392].
- Virginia adopted constitution, [248];
- colony, [294];
- cut off, [148];
- massacred, [120];
- colonists returned,
- [237];
- company, new charter, [202];
- convention, [400];
- convicts to, [417];
- divided, [142];
- first assembly, [239];
- insurrection, [330];
- lottery for, [253];
- militia rebel, [424];
- negroes taken, [321];
- on non-importation, [197];
- north, [317];
- occupied, [148];
- rebellion, [426];
- reduced, [190];
- settlement aided, [22];
- so entitled, [226];
- third charter, [99].
- Vixen brig lost, [451].
- Volcanic island disappeared, [483];
- steam cloud, [402].
- Volcanoes in Central America, [56].
- Votes of assembly first published, [146].
- Voyage round the world, first, [350];
- unique, [430].
- Vulcano, eruption of, [54].
- Waal crossed on ice, [23].
- Wages of mechanics, [333].
- Wahabbites, [233].
- Wahhabis, last emir, [441].
- Waistcoat, large, [456].
- Wales, prince attacked, [43].
- Walk in the Water steamer, [209].
- Walker's expedition, [403].
- Wall of entrenchment, Cæsar's, [148].
- Wallabout cemetery, [138].
- Wallachian almanacs, [11];
- revolution, [252].
- Wandering Jew, [10].
- War with America discouraged, [92];
- declared against England and Holland, [48];
- of the elephant, [108];
- of 1812, loss, [20].
- Warren county erected, [100].
- Warsaw, revolution at, [95];
- university abolished, [444].
- Wurtemberg, elector of, [11].
- Washington aqueduct, [429];
- city burnt, [335];
- county erected, [130];
- gun ship, [185];
- letter to refused, [276];
- monument, [95], [261];
- in New York, [405];
- servant, Gilbert, [76];
- steamer sailed, [215].
- Water spout, [394], [470].
- Water Witch ascended Paraguay, [49].
- Waterford under coercion act, [286].
- Wayne county erected, [145];
- first paper, [450].
- Weather, peculiar, [30].
- Weathersfield settlers, [400].
- Welsh bards, prize, [206];
- Bible permitted, [119].
- Well discovered, [105].
- Wetterhorn ascended, [261].
- West Florida, occupation, [259].
- West India hurricane, [306], [348], [384], [395];
- slave trade, [175].
- Westminster assembly, [256];
- bridge, [43];
- convent destroyed, [300];
- hall founded, [302].
- West Point academy, [105].
- Whale in the Thames, [118].
- Wheat, price rose, [454];
- in Ireland, [372].
- Wheel punishment abolished, [213].
- Whig mob, [438].
- Whirlwinds, [232].
- White child, first in Ct., [270];
- Fish schooner, [430];
- sea discovered, [187].
- Whitehall palace burnt, [14];
- and Rutland rail road, [384].
- Whitfield methodists, [12].
- Whites massacred at cape Francois, [241].
- Whitestown, founder, [153];
- settled, [20], [248].
- Wife sold, [145].
- Wild man captured, [18].
- William and Anne wrecked, [98];
- and Mary chosen, [64], [66].
- Williamsburg, Va., theatre, [349].
- Wilmington powder explosion, [213].
- Winchester wrecked, [155].
- Windsor, settlers, [400].
- Wine, export prohibited, [173].
- Winfield Scott steamer, [458].
- Winter solstice, [488].
- Winter quarters, Washington's, [450].
- Wisconsin admitted, [488].
- Wreck off Portland, [55].
- Witch act in England, [380].
- Witch hung, [226].
- Witchcraft, [407];
- case of, [161];
- act repealed, [247];
- execution, [327], [371].
- Witches condemned, [33];
- trial of, [235].
- Wolfe's army, survivor, [19].
- Wolves in France, [65].
- Woman prohibited the Bible, [28];
- rights convention, [305];
- rioters, [31];
- sold for tobacco, [330];
- tear up rail road, [466];
- upon the stage, [13].
- Woodland hurricane, [331].
- Worcester, fire at, [233];
- riot, [456].
- Worchestz, storm, [273].
- World appeared, [14];
- created, [344].
- Worms, diet at, [115], [462].
- Wowoken possessed by Raleigh, [148].
- Writ, ancient, [431].
- Writing, minute, [314].
- Yacht race, [340];
- at Cowes, [332].
- Yamasses conspiracy, [151].
- Yankee Blade steamer lost, [384].
- Yates county erected, [56].
- Yazoo, disunion meeting, [391].
- Year, beginning of changed, [117].
- Yellow fever at New Orleans, [207], [255], [301];
- at Tampico, [378];
- first death, [310].
- Yeomen of the guard, [416].
- Yong-ming-tchin swallowed up, [238].
- York, England, burnt, [217];
- and Lancaster united, [31], [63].
- Yucatan independence, [194].
- Zenger's Weekly Journal, [388].
- Zurich insurrection, [351].
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