Volume 3 / Part 6 — INDEX

Adams, John, i. liv; iii. 207, 210 Adams, Samuel, i. 193 Aitken, R., i. 49 Albertson, Captain, ii. 346 Algiers, pirates of, ii. 302, 344, 381 Amanda poems, ii. 318, 319, 321, 326, 328, 392 "American Crisis, The," ii. 16 American Museum, i. lxvii; ii. 313 Americus Vespucius, ii. 268 Amherst, Sir Jeffrey, i. 156; ii. 117 Analectic Magazine, i. xci Anderson, Alexander, i. xcii Anderson, publisher, i. 142, 158, 185 André, Major John, ii. 39 Annapolis, Md., iii. 15 Arbuthnot, Admiral Marriot, ii. 90 Argus, i. lxxii Arnold, Benedict, ii. 39ff., 103, 336 Asgill, Capt. Charles, ii. 193, 291 Auchmuty, Rev. Samuel, ii. 209 Bache, Benjamin F., i. lviii Bailey, Commander of packet, ii. 346 Bailey, Francis, i. xxxiv, xxxvi, xl, xliiiff., lxiii, lxiv, lxxx; ii. 18, 75, 338 Bailey, Lydia H., i. lxxxviii Bainbridge, Commodore Joseph, iii. 311 Balfour, Nesbit, ii. 155 Balloons, ii. 265, 276; iii. 142 Barlow, Joel, i. c, ci, 279 Barney, Capt. Joshua, ii. 142, 147, 149 Bastille, Fall of, iii. 72, 102 Bauman, Col., i. lxxx Beckley, Mr., i. lxix Bell, Capt. Archibald, i. xlv Bell, Robert, publisher, i. xxviii, 271; ii. 260 Bellamont, Richard, Earl of, iii. 40 Bermuda, i. xxviii, 266, 283; ii. 318, 319, 393 Bernard, Sir Francis, i. 80 Biddle, Capt. Nicholas, i. cvi, 288 Blackbeard, pirate, iii. 229 Blanchard, balloonist, iii. 142 Bolingbroke, Lord, iii. 47 Bompard, Captain of Ambuscade, iii. 106 Bon Homme Richard and Serapis, ii. 75 Bonaparte, Napoleon, iii. 135, 333, 334 Boston, Mass., i. 84, 152, 158, 171, 185, 193; ii. 196 Bradford, William, Papers, i. xvii Brackenridge, H. H., i. xvi, xx, xxii, xxviii, xxix Brown, Gen. Jacob, iii. 329 Burgoyne, General, i. 164, 165, 171; ii. 96, 140 Burke, Aedanus, i. xlix, lxxix; iii. 243 Burke, Edmund, ii. 13; iii. 84, 164 Burns, Robert, iii. 337 Burr, Aaron, i. xvi; Theodosia, iii. 312 Campbell, Thomas, ii. 370 Cannon, Capt. William, i. xliv Carey, John, iii. 82; Matthew, i. lxvii; ii. 313; Thomas, i. xc Carleton, Sir Guy, i. 79; ii. 153, 156, 169, 172, 173, 190, 194 Catharine of Russia, ii. 17; iii. 97, 136 Chandler, Bishop Samuel, ii. 303 Charles V of Spain, ii. 15 Charleston, S. C., i. xiv, xxxix, xliii, xlviii, lxxv, lxxxi; ii. 214, 399, 401, 402, 404; iii. 3, 199, 201 Chatham, Capt. Brig Rebecca, i. xxx Childs, Francis, i. lii Churchill, Charles, ii. 175 Churchman, John, ii. 398, 406 Clarkson, Matthew, i. lvi Clinton, Sir Henry, ii. 7, 41, 57, 89, 153 Cobbett, William, iii. 167. See "Peter Porcupine" Cochrane, Sir Alexander, iii. 362 Cockburn, Sir George, iii. 343, 356, 362 Cockneys in America, iii. 185 Colden, Cadwallader, ii. 203 Colles, Christopher, ii. 214 Columbia, S. C., ii. 399, 401, 402 Columbus, Christopher, i. ci, 46, 89 Commerce, the hope of America, iii. 220 Concord and Lexington, i. 168 Connecticut, iii. 8 Cooper, President Miles, ii. 209 Corcoran, Dr., poetaster, ii. 184 Cornwallis, Captain, ii. 143; Earl of, ii. 84, 86, 88, 89, 92, 93, 97, 117, 140 Cosins, John, ii. 126 Courtney, Captain of the Boston, iii. 106 Crukshank, Joseph, publisher, i. 49 Currie, Dr. William, iii. 159 Dacres, Capt., of Guerrière, iii. 310 Dartmouth College, iii. 33 Dartmouth, Lord, i. 189 Dauphin of France, birth, ii. 167 Davis, Matthew L., i. lxxv Dayton, Jonathan, iii. 151 Dickinson, John, ii. 380 Digby, Admiral, ii. 112 Dodd, Dr. William, ii. 16 Dornin, Bernard, ii. 139 Downie, Capt. George, iii. 349 Dunmore, Gov., of Virginia, i. 140; ii. 87, 114, 115; iii. 17 Duponceau, iii. 92 Dwight, Timothy, i. lxi, xcvii, c, ci; iii. 9 Edgeworth, Maria, ii. 313 Ellsworth, Oliver, iii. 226; Mrs. Oliver, i. lix Emigration, ii. 280; iii. 228 England, National debt, ii. 134 "Eugenie," Beaumarchais' comedy, ii. 108 Eutaw Springs, Battle of, ii. 101 "Father Bombo's Pilgrimage," i. xvii Fayal, fight in harbor of, iii. 363 "Features of Mr. Jay's Treaty," iii. 133 Fenno, John, i. li Fitch, John, and steam navigation, ii. 406 Fontaine, John, traveller, i. xiv Forman, Eleanor, marries Freneau, i. xlviii. Fort George, N. Y., destroyed, iii. 24, 40 Fox, Charles James, ii. 9; George, quaker, iii. 14 France, war with, threatened, iii. 139, 157, 207; treaty, 226 Francis, John W., i. xciii; ii. 214; Sam, New York innkeeper, ii. 206; iii. 360 Franklin, Benjamin, iii. 36; William, i. 131; ii. 115 Freemasons, iii. 281, 282 French Revolution, i. lii, liv; ii. 385; iii. 57, 70, 72, 84, 86, 88ff., 92, 99, 102, 106, 129, 135 Freneau Bible, i. xiii. Freneau Family: Agnes, i. lxxv, lxxix; André, i. xiii; Andrew, i. xiv; Catharine L., i. lxxvi; Eleanor, i. xlix, lxxvi; Helen, i. lxxiv; Margaret, i. lxxvi; Mary, i. lxxvi; Philip L., i. lxxvi; Peter, i. xiv, xxxix, xlviii, lxxviii, lxxxi; Pierre, i. xiv Freneau Philip, Birth, xiv; enters Princeton, xv; College mates, xvi; undergraduate verse, xvii, xviii, xxi, ciii, i. 49; graduated (1771), xx; teacher at Flatbush, xxi; publishes "The American Village," xxii; teacher in Somerset Academy, Md., xxii; begins poetic career in New York, xxiv, i. 139; criticized, i. 206; sails for West Indies, xxvi; at Bermuda (1778), xxviii, ii. 318; writes "The House of Night," xxvii, i. 221; returns (June, 1778), xxviii, i. 293; contributes to the United States Magazine, xxviii; visits the Azores (1779), xxx; sails for the West Indies (1780), xxx; captured by the British and confined in prison ships, xxxiiff., ii. 18ff.; the Freeman's Journal, xxxv, ii. 75; prologue to "Eugenie," ii. 108; quarrels with Oswald, xxxvii, ii. 174; and Hugh Gaine, ii. 201, 214; lampoons Rivington, ii. 229; hymn at close of war, ii. 242; at Jamaica (1784), xxxviii, xxxix, ii. 250, 252, 258; denounces slavery, ii. 258; master of the Monmouth (1785), xxxix, ii. 295; first edition of his poems (1786), xxxix, xli; in Charleston, S. C. (1786), ii. 301; his second volume (1788), xliii; at Norfolk (1788), xliv; at Castle Island, Bermuda (1789), ii. 319; at Yamacraw, Ga. (1789), xiv; enters New York with Washington's fleet (1789), xlvii; farewell to the ocean, iii. 3; editor of New York Daily Advertiser, xlvii, iii. 3; marriage (April 15, 1790), xlviii, iii. 3; plans "The Rising Empire," xlix, iii. 5; is recommended to Madison by Burke, xlix; clerkship, l, lii, lxiii; founds the National Gazette (Oct. 31, 1791), lii; sympathy with French Revolution, liii, ii. 385; translates Pichon's Ode, liv, iii. 92; becomes incendiary in the Gazette, lv; attacked by Hamilton, lvi; exasperates Washington, lx; in Philadelphia during yellow fever epidemic (1793), lxiii; suspends the Gazette, xi; valedictory on leaving Philadelphia, iii. 113; founds the Jersey Chronicle, lxiii; writes against Jay's treaty, iii. 133; the third edition of his poems (1795), lxvii; abandons the Jersey Chronicle, lxxi; founds the Time Piece (1797), lxxii, iii. 137; plans biography of Ledyard, lxxiv; visited by Deborah Gannett, iii. 182; resigns editorship of the Time Piece (1798), lxxv; a farmer, lxxv, lxxix, iii. 199; "Letters on Various Interesting Subjects," lxxvi; urged for New York postmastership, lxxx; resumes seafaring life (1802), lxxx, lxxxi; last voyage to the Azores (1807), lxxxi; correspondence with Madison and Jefferson, lxxxff., i. lxxxviiff.; 1809 edition of his poems, lxxxivff.; visits the castle of Blackbeard the pirate, iii. 229; at Guadeloupe, iii. 242; the 1815 edition, xc; last years, xcii; death, xcv; character and personality, xcviff.; poetry, xcviiiff., cvi, cixff.; mania for revision, lxvii, ii. 253; miserly care of his poems, viii, lxvii, ii. 313; services to the Revolution, cv. See Poems. Fresneau, André, i. xiii Funchal, Madeira, iii. 257 Gage, General, i. 152, 158, 185, 189, 193, 194 Gaine, Hugh, i. 152, 189; ii. 201, 205, 214 Gannett, Deborah, iii. 182 Garrick's "Dying Valet," ii. 108 Gaston, Count, ii. 9 Gates, General, iii. 151 Genet, Citizen, iii. 92, 106 Georgia, i. 153; ii. 387, 397 George, III, ii. 3, 9, 16, 117, 126, 217 Germaine, Lord George, ii. 87 Godwin, Abraham, Innkeeper at Passaic, N. J., i. 123 Greene, General, ii. 101 Greenleaf, Thomas, i. lxxii Guadaloupe, W. I., ii. 314; iii. 242 Hamilton, Alexander, i. liv; iii. 109, 127 Hammill, Mr., marries Freneau's daughter, i. lxxvi Hancock, John, i. 193 Hanson, Capt., i. xxvi Hardy, Sir Thomas, iii. 321, 338 Harmony Hall, Charleston, ii. 404 Harvard College, ii. 371 Havana, Siege of, i. 146 Hawkes, Capt. of the Iris, ii. 19 Hay, Lady, iii. 40 Hezekiah, Salem, Freneau's pseudonym, ii. 329; iii. 19 Hatteras, Cape, i. 184; ii. 320, 392, 394 Hessians, i. 185, 269; ii. 35 Hillyer, Capt. James, of the Phoebe, iii. 318 Hispaniola, i. 117 Hoff & Derrick, publish "The Village Merchant," i. 14 Holt, John, printer, ii. 231 Hopkins, John, ii. 181 Hopkinson, Francis, iii. 53 Horace, quoted and imitated, i. 57; ii. 103, 177, 336, 377 Howe, Admiral, ii. 153 Howe, General, placed in command at Boston, 1775, i. 152; his campaign in New Jersey, ii. 7 Huddy, Capt. of N. J. Militia, ii. 163, 193, 291 Hudson River, iii. 173 Hunter, Mrs. John, and "The Death Song," ii. 313 Hull, Isaac, Capt. of the Constitution, iii. 310 Hyde, Commander of a packet ship, ii. 346 Hyder, Ali, East Indian insurgent, ii. 148 Indians, i. xxxvi, lxvi, cx, cxi; ii. 187, 243, 313, 369, 371; iii. 189, 293, 381 Jamaica, i. 239; ii. 250, 252, 253, 258 Jamestown, Va., ii. 270 Jay's Treaty, i. lxvi; iii. 132, 133 Jefferson, Thomas, i. l, lvii, lxxx, lxxxiii; iii. 151, 216, 293 Jefferies, Judge, i. 163 Jeffrey, the critic, praises Freneau, i. vi Jemmy, the rover, Pennsylvania sonnetter, ii. 184 Johnson, Guy, i. 179 Johnston, British Commissioner, ii. 14 Johnstone, Commodore George, ii. 117 "Jonah, History of the Prophet," i. 3 Jones, John Paul, i. 290; ii. 75 Katy-did, the, iii. 275 Kempenfelt, Admiral, ii. 218 Key, Francis Scott, iii. 357 King's College, ii. 209 Knapp, John Coghill, ii. 123 Knyphausen, Baron, ii. 38, 39, 122 Kollock, Shepard, ii. 231 Laboyteant, Captain Aurora, i. xxi Lafayette, iii. 86 Lake Champlain, Battle of, iii. 349 Lake Erie, Battle of, iii. 315 Landais, Capt., of the Alliance, i. 285 Latin and Greek, iii. 121 Laurens, John, ii. 283, 337 Lawrence, James, killed in action with the Shannon, iii. 313 Leadbeater, Edward, i. lxxvi. Ledyard, John, i. lxxiv. Lee, Henry, i. lxiii; ii. 101 Leslie, James, Innkeeper at Passaic, N. J., i. 123 "Letters on Various Interesting Subjects," i. lxxvi Lexington and Concord, i. 168 Liberty Cap, iii. 94, 106, 107 Liberty tree of Boston, i. 159, 172 Library, Circulating, in Philadelphia, ii. 260 "Light Summer Reading," ii. 318, 326 Liquor in jails, iii. 126 Livingston, R. R., i. lxxii Livingston, Gov. William, i. 124 London Revolution Society, iii. 99 Long Island Dutch, iii. 12 Longworth, publishes the 1815 edition, i. lxxxvii Loudon, New York printer, ii. 231 Louis XVI., ii. 167, 385 Lunardi, balloonist, ii. 265 Lundy's Lane, Battle of, iii. 329 "Lying Valet," presented in Philadelphia, ii. 108 MacDonough, Capt. Thomas, iii. 349 Madeira Islands, iii. 254, 257 Madison, James, i. xvi, xviii, xxi, xlix, lxii, lxix, lxxxviiff. Magraw, Dr., New York physician, ii. 202, 304 Manly, Captain of the Hancock, ii. 22 Mansfield, Lord, ii. 87 Marion, General Francis, at Eutaw Springs, ii. 101 Martin, Luther, i. xxiii Mason, Stephens T., iii. 132 Matthews, David, Mayor of New York, ii. 123 McKean, Thomas, iii. 151 M'Rea, Jenny, i. 279 "Means for the Preservation of Liberty," iii. 152 Menut, Alexander, i. lxxii, lxxv Mercer, General Hugh, i. 279 Mesnard, Capt. brig Active, i. xxxi Mirabeau, motto from, translated by Freneau, ii. 113 Miranda, General, iii. 271 Mississippi River, i. 74, 76; ii. 281 Mitchell, cryer of Philadephia, ii. 182 Mitchell, Rev. Alexander, i. xv "Modern Chivalry" by Brackenridge, i. xvi, xxiv "Monarchical and Mixed Forms of Government," i. lxvi Monroe, James, iii. 151 Montagu, George, i. 140 Morin, Pierre, i. xiv; Mary, i. xiv Motley, Capt. brig Betsy, i. xlvii Mount Pleasant, Freneau moves to, i. xv Moultrie, Fort, iii. 342 Moultrie, General William, iii. 238 Murphy, refugee from Scorpion, i. xxxiii Nassau Hall, see Princeton Navy, see Ships Naval lyrics, "Capt. Jones' Invitation," i. cvi, 290; "Death of Capt. Biddle," i. cvi, 288; "Stanzas on the New Frigate Alliance," i. cvii, 285; "On the Memorable Victory," i. cvii, ii. 76; "Barney's Invitation," i. cvii, ii. 147; "Song on Capt. Barney's Victory," i. cvii, ii. 149; "On the Memorable Naval Engagement," iii. 106; "On the Capture of the Guerriere," iii. 310; "Battle of Lake Erie," iii. 315; "On the Capture of the Essex," iii. 318; "The Battle of Stonington," iii. 338; "Battle of Lake Champlain," iii. 349; "On the Loss of the General Armstrong," iii. 363; "On the Privateer Prince de Neufchatel," iii. 366 Nelson, William, i. 123 Neversink, Thomas, prints "A Laughable Poem," ii. 338 New London, iii. 321 Neversink Highlands, iii. 3, 358 Newspapers,— Aurora, Philadelphia, i. lxxvi, 14, iii. 132; City Gazette or the Daily Advertiser, Charleston, xlviii, iii. 5; Columbian Centinel, Boston, iii. 81; Columbian Herald, Charleston, ii. 301; Connecticut Courant, iii. 161; Constitutional Gazette, N. Y., i. xxiv, 158, 185; Evening Post, Philadelphia, ii. 288; Fenno's Gazette of the U. S., Philadelphia, i. lvi; iii. 81, 109; Freeman's Journal, Phila., xxxivff., xl, xliii; ii. 92, 174, 198, 240; General Advertiser, Phila., iii. 92; Independent Gazetteer, Phila., i. xxxvii, 41; ii. 174, 176, 177, 179, 181, 185; Jersey Chronicle, lxv, lxx, lxxi; iii. 3; London Morning Herald, i. 41; Monmouth Press, i. xcv; National Gazette, i. liiff., lx, lxi; iii 56, 60, 76, 78, 81; New Jersey Journal, Chatham, ii. 231; New York Daily Advertiser, i. xlviii, ii. 75, 388, iii. 3; New York Gazetteer, ii. 120, 231; New York Journal, i. lxxii, 42; ii. 231; New York Mercury, ii. 203; New York Mirror, i. xcv; New York Packet, ii. 231; North Carolina Gazette, iii. 19; Porcupine's Gazette, iii. 156, 167, 168; Rivington's N. Y. Loyal Gazette, ii. 120; Royal Gazette, ii. 113, 115, 116, 120, 124, 125, 126, 143, 146, 162, 169, 190, 232, 234; Time-Piece, lxxii, ii. 3, 137; Weekly Gazette, Charleston, ii. 212, 402 Newspaper tax, iii. 52 "New Travels through North America," translated by Freneau, i. xxxvi New York City, ii. 7, 112, 162, 205, 223; iii. 24, 26, 42, 49, 53, 116, 123, 173 Nicholson, Capt. James, of the Trumbull, ii. 85 North Carolina, iii. 19 North, Lord, i. 189 Nova Scotia, ii. 219, 293 Nugent, Lord, ii. 13 "Observations on Monarchy," i. lxvi "Odes on Various Subjects," ii. 73 Ohio, iii. 366 Ordonneaux, Commander of Prince de Neufchatel, iii. 366 Oswald, Eleazer, i. xxxvii; ii. 175, 185 Paine, Thomas, i. lix, lxiv; iii. 90, 286 Paris, Matthew, ii. 274 Parke, Col., Poem to Freneau, i. xli Parker, New York printer, ii. 203 Parker, Sir Peter, iii. 342, 354 Parr, Governor of Nova Scotia, ii. 293 Passaic Falls, N. J., i. xxv, 123 Paterson, N. J., i. xxv, 123, 131 Peale's Exhibition, ii. 246 Pearson, commander of Serapis, ii. 78 Pennsylvania, iii. 13 Percy, Lord, i. 168; iii. 11 Perry, Commodore, iii. 315 Pewter Platter Alley, Philadelphia, ii. 287 Philadelphia, i. xxxivff., 68, 285; ii. 81, 108, 147, 167, 225, 246, 260, 287; iii. 42, 49. 53, 92, 106, 110, 111, 113, 142, 151, 159, 178 "Philosopher of the Forest," Freneau writes, i. xliii; ii. 159 Pichon, Citizen, "Ode to Liberty," iii. 92 Pico, the peak of, iii. 254 "Pilgrim, The" Freneau's, i. xxxvi, xliii; ii. 159 Pindar, Peter, ii. 394; iii. 28 Pintard, John, i. lviii, xcv Pocket Almanac, Bailey's, ii. 280, 282, 314 Poems by Freneau Addressed to a Political Shrimp, iii. 127; Address to a Learned Pig, iii. 169; Address to the Commander in Chief, ii. 81; Address to the Republicans of America, iii. 154; Adventures of Simon Swangum, i. 14; Advice to a Friend, i. 184; Advice to the Ladies, iii. 402; Alcina's Enchanted Island, ii. 376; Almanac Maker, iii. 402; Amanda in a Consumption, ii. 326; Amanda's Complaint, ii. 392; America Independent, i. xxviii, 271, ii. 261; American Demosthenes, iii. 144; American Independence, i. 271; American Liberty, a Poem, i. xxiv, 142; American Siberia, ii. 293; American Soldier, iii. 51; American Village, i. xxii, 41; iii. 381; Answer to a Card of Invitation, iii. 263; Apology for Intemperance, iii. 403; Argonaut, ii. 128; Argonauta, ii. 128; Ariosto's Description, ii. 376; Arnold's Departure, ii. 103; Author's Soliloquy, ii. 332; Author on Authorship, ii. 332. Bacchanalian Dialogue, iii. 255; Banished Man, iii. 47; Barney's Invitation, i. cvii; ii. 147; Batavian Picture, iii. 12; Battle of Lake Champlain, iii. 349; Battle of Lake Erie, iii. 315; Battle of Stonington, iii. 338; Bay Islet, iii. 116; Beauties of Santa Cruz, i. xxvii, 222, 239, 249; Belief and Unbelief, iii. 405; Bergen Planter, iii. 45; Bermuda Islands, ii. 318; Bethlehemite, iii. 406; Bird at Sea, iii. 22; Blast of November, iii. 406; Blessings of the Poppy, iii. 114; Book of Odes, iii. 161; Bridge of the Delaware, iii. 403; British Prison Ship, i. xxxiii, cvii, ii. 18; Brook of the Valley, iii. 376. Captain Jones's Invitation, i. cvi, 290; Caribbean, ii. 314; Charity a-la-Mode, iii. 403; Citizen's Resolve, i. 42; College Story, iii. 404; Columbus to Ferdinand, i. xxix, ci, 46; Commerce, iii. 220; Congress Hall, iii. 26; Constantia, i. xlviii, iii. 38; Country Printer, i. lxxxvi, 14, iii. 60; Crispin's Answer, iii. 75; Crows and the Carrion, iii. 179. Death Song of a Cherokee Indian, i. cx, ii. 315; Debtor's Soliloquy, iii. 402; Departure, ii. 298; Departure, iii. 49; Description of Connecticut, iii. 8; Description of the Plague in Athens, iii. 404; Deserted Farm-House, i. 40, iii. 399; Desolate Academy, i. 182; Devastations in a Library, iii. 402; Dialogue at Hyde-Park Corner, ii. 140; Dialogue at Washington's Tomb, iii. 352; Dialogue between his Britannic Majesty and Mr. Fox, i. xxix, ii. 9; Dialogue between Shadrach and Whiffle, iii. 403; Discovery, i. ci, 85; Dish of Tea, iii. 71; Distrest Orator, iii. 401; Distrest Shepherdess, i. 195; Distrest Theatre, ii. 404; Drunkard's Apology, iii. 403; Drunken Soldier, iii. 402; Duelists, iii. 406; Dull Moralist, iii. 402; Dying Elm, i. xxix, 45; Dying Indian, i. cxi, ii. 243. Elegiac Lines, i. 222, 253, ii. 328, iii. 402; Elegiac Lines on a Theological Script-Monger, iii. 404; Elegaic Stanzas on a Young Gentleman, iii. 403; Elegaic Verses on a Dog, iii. 401; Elegy on the Death of a Blacksmith, iii. 112; Elegy on Mr. Robert Bell, ii. 260; Englishman's Complaint, ii. 305; English Quixote, ii. 54; Epigram, iii. 116; Epistle from Dr. Franklin, iii. 36; Epistle to a Desponding Seamen, iii. 57; Epistle to a Gay Young Lady, iii. 403; Epistle to a Student of Dead Languages, iii. 121; Epistle to the Patriotic Farmer, ii. 380; Epistle to Peter Pindar, iii. 28; Epistle to Sylvius, i. xxxviii, ii. 295; Epitaph, ii. 328; Epitaph on a Worthy Parson, iii. 406; Epitaph on Frederick the Second, iii. 403; Epitaph on Peter Abelard, iii. 401; Epitaph on the Tombstone of Patrick Bay, iii. 401; Epistolary Lines on the Death of a Fiddler, iii. 402; Esperanza's March, iii. 405; Eutaw Springs, i. cvi, ii. 101; Expedition of Timothy Taurus, i. xxvii, 123. Fading Rose, iii. 404; Fair Buckle-Thief, iii. 402; Fair Solitary, ii. 325; Fancy's Ramble, i. 34; Farmer Dobbins's Complaint, iii. 402; Farmer's Winter Evening, iii. 394; Federal Hall, iii. 26; Female Caprice, iii. 402; Female Frailty, i. lxviii. 197; Few Honest Coblers, iii. 402; Fiddler's Farewell, iii. 402; Five Ages, iii. 401; Flagelators, iii. 401; Florio to Amanda, ii. 319; Forest Bean, iii. 120. General Gage's Confession, i. xxv, 189, ii. 205; General Gage's Soliloquy, i. xxv, 152, ii. 205; George the Third's Soliloquy, i. xxix, ii. 3; God Save the Rights of Man, i. liv, iii. 99; Gougers, iii. 404. Happy Prospect, ii. 243; Hatteras, ii. 394; Heaving the Lead, iii. 406; Hermit and the Traveller, iii. 406; Hermit of Saba, ii. 359; Hermit's Valley, iii. 128; Heroine of the Revolution, iii. 182; Hessian Embarkation, i. 222; Highland Sawney, iii. 402; History of the Prophet Jonah, i. xvi, 3; Horace, Lib. I. Ode 15, ii. 377; Horace, Lib. II. Ode 16, Imitated, ii. 336; House of Night, i. xxvii, lxviii, civ, 212, 253, 269, iii. 122; Human Frailty, iii. 405; Humanity and Ingratitude, iii. 401; Hurricane, ii. 250; Hypochondriac, iii. 406. In Memory of James Lawrence, iii. 313; Impertinent, iii. 401; Indian Burying Ground, i. cxi, ii. 369; Indian Convert, iii. 189; Indian Student, i. cx, ii. 371; Insolvent's Release, ii. 329; Invalid, iii. 403; Invitation, i. 290; Island Field Hand, ii. 258. Jamaica Funeral, i. lxviii, xcvii, cv, 239, 253, iii. 122; Jeffrey, or the Soldier's Progress, iii. 117; Jewish Lamentation at the Euphrates, i. 270; Journey from Philadelphia to New York, ii. 338; Jug of Rum, iii. 66. Laughable Poem, ii. 338; Libera Nos, Domine, i. 139; Lines Addressed to Mr. Jefferson, iii. 293; Lines by H. Salem, on his Return from Calcutta, iii. 57; Lines Intended for Mr. Peale's Exhibition, ii. 246; Lines Occasioned by a Visit to an Old Indian Burying Ground, ii. 369; Lines Occasioned by Mr. Rivington's new Titular Types, ii. 124; Lines on a Distrest Orator, iii. 401; Lines on a February Shad, iii. 403; Lines on Cutting down Trees in the Streets, ii. 53; Lines on Mr. Rivington's New Engraved King's Arms, ii. 125; Lines on Napoleon Bonaparte, iii. 333; Lines on Seniora Julia, iii. 366; Lines on the Death of a Lady, ii. 328; Lines on the New Theatre, iii. 406; Lines to a Coasting Captain, i. 184; Lines to the Memory of a Young American Lady, iii. 402; Lines Written at Port Royal, ii. 253; Lines Written at Sea, iii. 231; Lines Written at St. Catharine's Island, ii. 397; Lines Written for Mr. Ricketts, iii. 405; Lines Written in a French Novel, iii. 405; Lines Written in a very Small Garden, iii. 404; Lines Written on a Puncheon, iii. 66; Literary Importations, ii. 303; Literary Plunderers, iii. 402; Log-Town Cabin, i. cx, iii. 19; London Dialogue, ii. 87; Lord Dunmore's Petition, ii. 114; Lost Sailor, ii. 128; Love's Suicide, iii. 404; Lysander's Retreat, ii. 401. MacSwiggin, i. xviii, xxv, 206, ii. 185; Manhattan City, ii. 223; Man of Ninety, ii. 374; Marcella in a Consumption, ii. 326; Market Girl, iii. 402; Marriage a-la-mode, iii. 403; Mars and Hymen, i. 195, 197, ii. 56, 57; Mars and Venus, iii. 403; Maryland, iii. 15; Matrimonial Dialogue, iii. 104; May to April, ii. 331; Megara and Altavola, iii. 146; Menace, iii. 403; Mercantile Charity, iii. 403; Midnight Consultations, i. 158; Military Recruiting, iii. 308; Millenium, iii. 176; Minerva's Advice, iii. 403; Minstrel's Complaint, iii. 402; Miserable Life of a Pedagogue, iii. 396; Misfortune of March, iii. 402; Misnomer, i. 185; Mistake, iii. 405; Modern Devotion, iii. 54; Modern Idolatry, ii. 54; Modern Jehu, iii. 405; Modern Miracle, iii. 402; Monumental Lines, iii. 405; Monument of Phaon, i. lxviii, 30; Moral Thought, ii. 91; Mourning Nun, ii. 325; Mr. Jay's Treaty, iii. 132; Musical Savage, iii. 406. Nanny to Nabby, iii. 42; Nabby to Nanny, iii. 44; Nature's Debt, iii. 406; Nautical Rendezvous, The, iii. 242; Nereus and Thetis, iii. 404; Neversink, i. xlvii, lxxxvi, iii. 3; New Age, iii. 405; New England Sabbath-Day Chase, iii. 29; News-Carrier's Petition, ii. 240; News-Man's Address, 1784, ii. 238; News-Man's Address, 1786, ii. 301; News-Man's Address, 1788, ii. 383; Newsmonger, ii. 263; New Year's Eve, iii. 406; New Year's Verses, 1783, ii. 197; New Year's Verses, 1783, ii. 198, iii. 129, 401; New Year's Verses, 1784, ii. 240; New Year's Verses, 1785, ii. 284; New Year's Verses, 1788, ii. 383; New Year's Verses, 1798, iii. 194; New York Tory, ii. 84; New York Tory's Epistle, ii. 290; New York Tory's Epistle to one of His Friends, ii. 219; Northern March, iii. 329; Northern Soldier, i. 197, ii. 67; Nova Scotia Menace, iii. 403. Occasioned by the Bill Proposing a Taxation on Newspapers, iii. 52; October's Address, iii. 273; Ode, iii. 99; Ode for July 4, 1799, iii. 152; Ode to Fancy, i. lviii, 34; Ode to Good Fortune, iii. 405; Ode to Liberty, i. liii, iii. 92; Ode to the Americans, iii. 203; Old Virginia, iii. 17; On a Book Called Unitarian Theology, ii. 307; On a Celebrated Performer on the Violin, iii. 192; On a Hessian Debarkation, i. 222, 269; On a Honey Bee, iii. 284; On a Lady Now Deceased, iii. 405; On a Lady's Singing Bird, i. 283; On a Legislative Act, iii. 126; On Amanda's Singing Bird, i. 283; On a Man Killed by a Buffalo, iii. 404; On American Antiquity, iii. 5; On a Nocturnal View of the Planet Jupiter, iii. 404; On a Painter, iii. 403; On a Proposed Negotiation, iii. 226; On Arriving in South Carolina, iii. 199; On a Rural Nymph, iii. 268; On a Travelling Speculator, iii. 404; On Deborah Gannett, iii. 182; On Dr. Sangrado's Flight, iii. 111; On False Systems of Government, iii. 221; On Finding a Terrapin, iii. 406; On General Miranda's Expedition, iii. 271; On General Robertson's Proclamation, ii. 162; On Happiness, iii. 405; On Hearing a Political Oration, iii. 144; On Passing by an Old Churchyard, iii. 277; On Pest-Eli-Hali, iii. 404; On Political Sermons, iii. 330; On Prohibiting the Sale of Ramsey's History, ii. 312; On Retirement, i. 84; On Seeing a Beautiful Print, iii. 406; On Seniora Julia Leaving a Dance, iii. 265; On Sir Henry Clinton's Recall, ii. 153; On Superstition, iii. 405; On Swedenborg's Universal Theology, ii. 307; On the Abuse of Human Power, iii. 272; On the Approaching Dissolution, iii. 404; On the Anniversary of the Storming of the Bastile, i. liii, iii. 102; On the Attempted Launch of a Frigate, iii. 157; On the Brigantine Privateer Prince de Neufchatel, iii. 366; On the British Blockade, iii. 358; On the British Commercial Depredations, iii. 300; On the British Invasion, iii. 341; On the British King's Speech, ii. 217; On the Capture of the Essex, iii. 318; On the Capture of the Guerriere, iii. 310; On the City Encroachments on the River Hudson, iii. 173; On the Conflagrations at Washington, iii. 344; On the Conqueror of America, i. 185; On the Crew of a Certain Vessel, ii. 317; On the Death of a Masonic Grand Sachem, iii. 282; On the Death of a Master Builder, iii. 281; On the Death of a Republican Printer, iii. 101; On the Death of Capt. Nicholas Biddle, i. cvi, 288; On the Death of Catharine II., iii. 136; On the Death of Colonel Laurens, ii. 283; On the Death of Dr. Benjamin Franklin, iii. 36; On the Death of General Reed, ii. 288; On the Death of General Ross, iii. 356; On the Demolition of an Old College, iii. 33; On the Demolition of Fort George, iii. 24; On the Demolition of the French Monarchy, i. liii, iii. 84; On the Departure of the Grand Sanhedrim, iii. 49; On the Departure of Peter Porcupine, iii. 240; On the Dismission of Bonaparte, iii. 334; On the Emigration to America, ii. 280; On the English Devastations, iii. 343; On the Evils of Human Life, iii. 405; On the Fall of an Ancient Oak, iii. 285; On the Fall of General Earl Cornwallis, ii. 92; On the Federal City, iii. 171, 184; On the First American Ship, ii. 261; On the Fourteenth of July, i. liii, iii. 72; On the Free Use of the Lancet, iii. 159; On the French Republicans, i. liii, iii. 88; On the Frigate Constitution, iii. 174; On the Invasion of Rome, iii. 135; On the Lake Expeditions, iii. 314; On the Late Sloop of War General Monk, ii. 142; On the Launching of the Frigate Constitution, iii. 158; On the Launching of the Independence, iii. 374; On the Loss of the Armstrong, iii. 363; On the Memorable Naval Engagement, iii. 106; On the Memorable Victory, i. cvii, ii. 75; On the Naval Attack Near Baltimore, iii. 357; On the New American Frigate, Alliance, i. cvii, 285; On the New Year's Festival, ii. 198; On the Peak of Pico, iii. 254; On the Peak of Teneriffe, iii. 261; On the Proposed System of State Consolidation, iii. 225; On the Portraits of Louis and Antoinette, iii. 89; On the Powers of the Human Understanding, iii. 404; On the Prospect of a Revolution in France, ii. 385; On the Prospect of War, iii. 296; On the Religion of Nature, iii. 405; On the Royal Coalition, iii. 129; On the Sleep of Plants, iii. 31; On the Symptoms of Hostilities, iii. 291; On the Uniformity and Perfection of Nature, iii. 405; On the Universality of the God of Nature, iii. 405; On the Vicissitudes of Things, ii. 284; On the War Patrons, iii. 98; On the War Projected with the Republic of France, iii. 139; Orator of the Woods, iii. 41; Order of the Day, iii. 406; Origin of Wars, iii. 403; Orland's Flight, iii. 111. Palæmon: or, the Skaiter, iii. 402; Palemon to Lavinia, ii. 381; Pamphleteer and the Critic, ii. 309; Parade and Sham-fight, iii. 368; Parody on the Attempt to Force the British Treaty, iii. 133; Parting Glass, iii. 68; Patrick Mulponi, ii. 379; Pestilence, iii. 110; Pettifogger, iii. 191; Pewter Platter Alley, ii. 287; Philander: or the Emigrant, ii. 321; Philosophical Reflections, ii. 165; Pictures of Columbus, i. lxviii, ci, 89; Picture of the Times, ii. 165; Pilgrim's Progress, ii. 401; Pilot of Hatteras, ii. 394; Plato, the Philosopher, to Theon, ii. 104; Political Balance, ii. 130; Political Biography, ii. 201; Political Litany, i. 139; Political Rival Suitors, iii. 130; Political Weathercock, iii. 216; Power of Fancy, i. 34; Prayer of Orpheus, i. 39; Prefatory Lines, iii. 137; Preposterous Nuptials, iii. 403; Prince Regent's Resolve, iii. 336; Prince William Henry's Soliloquy, ii. 167; Prisoner, iii. 402; Prison Ship, i. xxxiii, 288; Procession to Columbia, ii. 399; Procession to Sylvania, ii. 399; Progress of Balloons, ii. 276; Projectors, ii. 160; Prologue to a Theatrical Entertainment, ii. 108; Prophecy, ii. 126; Prophecy of King Tammany, ii. 187; Prudent Philosopher, iii. 403; Psalm CXXXVII Imitated, i. xxix, 270; Publius to Pollia, iii. 405; Pyramid of the American States, iii. 82; Pyramids of Egypt, i. xvi, 25; Pythona, iii. 406. Quintilian to Lycidas, iii. 115. Reflections, iii. 217; Reflections on Dr. Perkins' Metallic Points, iii. 405; Reflections on the Constitution of Nature, iii. 404; Reflections on the Death of a Country Printer, iii. 101; Reflections on Mutability of Things, iii. 215; Refugees' Petition to Sir Guy Carleton, ii. 172; Renegado Epistle, ii. 219; Renegado Epistle, ii. 290; Republican Festival, iii. 151; Republican Genius of Europe, iii. 129; Retaliation, a Marine Ode, iii. 373; Retirement, i. 84; Retort, iii. 401; Reward of Innocence, iii. 405; Rising Glory of America, i. xxi, ciii, 49; Rival Suitors for America, iii. 130; Rivington's Confessions, i. xl, ii. 229; Rivington's Last Will, ii. 120; Rivington's Reflections, ii. 190; Royal Adventurer, ii. 112; Royal Apprentice, iii. 405; Royal Cockneys in America, iii. 185; Royal Consultations, iii. 361; Rural Bachelor, iii. 403. St. Preux to Eloisa, iii. 402; Sangrado's Expedition to Sylvania, ii. 402; Santa Cruz, i. 222, 239, 249; Satan's Remonstrance, ii. 169; Satire in Answer to a Hostile Attack, i. 206; Scandinavian War Song, ii. 159; Science Favorable to Virtue, iii. 404; Scornful Lady, iii. 402; Scurrilous Scribe, iii. 405; Sea-Faring Bachelor, i. 184; Seasons Moralized, ii. 282; Sea Voyage, i. 293; Serious Menace, iii. 213; Seventeen Hundred and Ninety-one, iii. 65; Sexton's Sermon, i. 222, 239, iii. 122; Shadrach and Pomposo, iii. 403; Silent Academy, i. 182; Sir Guy Carleton's Address, ii. 156; Sir Guy's Answer, ii. 173; Sir Harry's Invitation, ii. 7; Sir Peter Petrified, iii. 354; Sketches of American History, ii. 266; Slender's Journey, i. xliii, lxxxvi, ii. 338; Song on Captain Barney's Victory, i. cvii, ii. 149; Speech, ii. 117; Spy, i. 197, ii. 39; Stanzas Occasioned by Absurd Panegyrics, iii. 235; Stanzas Occasioned by the Departure of the British, ii. 214; Stanzas Occasioned by the Ruins of a Country Inn, ii. 110; Stanzas on a Political Projector, iii. 406; Stanzas on an Ancient Dutch House, i. 40; Stanzas on an old English Tobacco Box, iii. 278; Stanzas on the Decease of Thomas Paine, iii. 286; Stanzas on the same Subject as the Preceding, iii. 234; Stanzas Published at the Procession to the Tombs of the Patriots, iii. 246; Stanzas on Skeletons Dug up in Fort George, iii. 40; Stanzas to an Alien, iii. 228; Stanzas to the Memory of General Washington, iii. 232; Stanzas to the Memory of two Young Persons, ii. 79; Stanzas Written at Baltimore, ii. 391; Stanzas written at the Foot of Monte Souffiere, ii. 314; Stanzas written at the Island of Madeira, iii. 257; Stanzas Written in a Clergyman's Garden, iii. 404; Stanzas Written in a Blank Leaf of Burke's History, ii. 314; Stanzas Written in Blackbeard's Castle, iii. 229; St. Catharine's, ii. 397; Subscription Prayer, ii. 379; Suicide, iii. 404; Susanna's Revival, iii. 402; Susanna's Tomb, iii. 405; Suttler and the Soldier, iii. 304. Terra Vulpina, iii. 8; Terrific Torpedoes, iii. 321; Theodosia, iii. 312; Tenth Ode of Horace's Book of Epodes, ii. 103; Thoughts on the European War System, iii. 103; Timothy Taurus, i. xxv; To a Caty-did, iii. 275; To a Concealed Royalist, ii. 174; To a Democratic Editor, iii. 166; To a Deceased Dog, iii. 401; To a Dog, ii. 387; To America, iii. 301; To an Angry Zealot, iii. 81; To an Author, ii. 332; To a Night Fly, iii. 189; To an Old Man, ii. 104; To a Noisy Politician, iii. 122; To a Persecuted Philosopher, iii. 81; To a Republican, iii. 90; To a Very Little Man, iii. 403; To a Writer of Panegyric, iii. 119; Tobacco, iii. 46; To Clarissa, iii. 403; To Cracovius Patridas, ii. 336; To Crispin O'Conner, ii. 74; To Cynthia, ii. 391, iii. 403; To Duncan Dolittle, iii. 164; To Fungus, Froth & Co., iii. 403; To Harriot, ii. 391; To His Excellency, General Washington, ii. 81; To Ismenia, iii. 406; To Lord Cornwallis, ii. 86; To Lydia, ii. 387; To Marcia, ii. 326; Tomb of the Patriots, iii. 249; To Memmius, ii. 406; To Misfortune, ii. 335; To Mr. Blanchard, iii. 142; To Mr. Churchman, ii. 398; To My Book, iii. 78; To My Book, iii. 129; To My Lord Snake, iii. 401; To Myrtalis, iii. 141; To Pest-Eli-Hali, iii. 166; To Peter Porcupine, iii. 156; To Peter Porcupine, iii. 167; Tormentina's Complaint, ii. 393; To Sanstone Samuel, iii. 176; To Sylock Ap Shenkin, i. 206, ii. 185, 177, iii. 76, 119; To Sylock Ap Shenkin, an Abusive Court Writer, ii. 174; To Sylock Ap Shenkin in Reply to Big Looks, iii. 109; To Sir Toby, ii. 258; To Sylvius, iii. 113; To the Americans of the United States, i. lxx, iii. 188; To the Americans on the Rumored Approach of the Hessians, i. 185; To the Concealed Royalist, ii. 177; To the Concealed Royalist on his Farewell, ii. 179; To the Democratic Country Editors, iii. 210; To the Dog Sancho, iii. 404; To the Foe to Tyrants, ii. 177; To the Frigate Constitution, iii. 162; To the Grand Mufti, iii. 402; To the Keeper of the King's Water Works, ii. 252; To the Lake Squadrons, iii. 347; To the Memory of a Lady, iii. 403; To the Memory of Edward Rutledge, iii. 238; To the Memory of Mrs. Burnet, iii. 403; To the Memory of the Late Aedanus Burke, iii. 243; To the Memory of the Brave Americans, ii. 101; To the Philadelphia Doctors, iii. 178; To the Public, iii. 56; To the Rev. Samuel Stanhope Smith, iii. 244; To the Royalist Unveiled, ii. 181; To the Scribe of Scribes, iii. 187; To Whom it May Concern, ii. 185; To Zoilus, ii. 309; Translated from the Third Book of Lucretius, iii. 406; Translation from Ovid's Tristia, iii. 404; Translation of Gray's Ode, iii. 405; Translation of the Third Elegy of Ovid, iii. 404; Truth Anticipated, ii. 143; Two Genii, iii. 406. Under the Portraiture of Martha Ray, iii. 403; Upon a very ancient Dutch House, iii. 399; Usurer's Prayer, iii. 404. Vanity of Existence, ii. 91; Vernal Ague, i. 188; Verses Made at Sea, ii. 250; Verses occasioned by Washington's Arrival, ii. 225; View of Colombia, ii. 401; View of Rhode Island, iii. 7; Village Merchant, i. xvi, 14, iii. 60; Vision of the Night, i. 222; Volunteer's March, iii. 337; Voyage to Boston, i. xxv, 158. Wanderer, iii. 22; Warning to America, iii. 70; Wild Honey Suckle, i. cix, ii. 306; Wish of Diogenes, i. 84; Written at Cape Hatteras, ii. 392; Written at Poplar Hill, iii. 406; Written at Port Royal, ii. 253. Porcupine, Peter, iii. 156, 167, 187, 240 Powers and Willis, printers, i. xxxvi Princeton, i. xvff., xxv, 49, 50, 208, iii. 244 Printer, A Country, iii. 101, 166 Prison-ships, ii. 18, iii. 246, 249; The Jersey, ii. 27, iii. 249; The Hunter, ii. 27, 31, 32; The Scorpion, ii. 26, 27, 31; The Strombolo, ii. 27 Privateering, iii. 242, 366 Prophecies, Freneau's; Rise of the West, i. 76; America a world-power, ii. 282; ballooning, ii. 279; Europe owns America her equal, ii. 386; science displaces the classics, iii. 121; America's navy, iii. 158; era of prose, iii. 188; Jefferson president, iii. 216 Pyramid of the States, iii. 82 Quesnay, Alexander, ii. 108 Ramsay, David, ii. 312, iii. 245 Randolph, John, i. li, lxiv Rawdon, Lord, ii. 97 Ray, Hugh, i. xxxii Read, Col., iii. 354 Reed, Gen. Joseph, ii. 176, 288 Reid, Samuel C., Captain of General Armstrong, iii. 363 Rhode Island, ii. 386, iii. 7 Rights of Man, iii. 65, 90 "Rising Empire, The," i. xlix, iii. 5 Rittenhouse, David, i. xlii, lix Rivington, James, ii. 116, 120, 124, 125, 143, 162, 169, 190, 229, 232 Robin, Abbé Claude, i. xxxvi, lxxiii Robertson, General James, ii. 39, 122, 162, 237 Rodney, Admiral, George, ii. 143 Rogers, Captain of the General Monk, ii. 150 Ross, General Robert, iii. 89, 343, 356 Royal George, Loss of, ii. 218 Rozier, balloonist, ii. 276 Rush, Dr. Benjamin, iii. 159, 167, 169, 240 Rutledge, Gov. Edward, iii. 238 Rum, the curse of, iii. 66 Saint Esprit, Church, New York, i. xiii Sandwich, Lord, ii. 13, 90 St. James Island, i. xxvii Santa Cruz Island, West Indies, i. xxvi, xxvii, xxxiv, 249 "Satires against the Tories," i. xvii Schuylkill River, iii. 128 Scott, Sir Walter, i. vi, cvi; ii. 102 Seabury, Bishop Samuel, ii. 303 Sears, Isaac, raids Rivington's office, ii. 205, 236 Sevier, Robert and William, iii. 79 Shelburne, Earl of, settles the quarrel with the Colonies, ii. 191 Shippen, Dr. William, iii. 244 Ships. Active, Am. brig, i. xxxi; Alliance, Am. frigate, i. 285, ii. 77; Ardent, Fr. man of war, ii. 145; Asia, Br. man of war, ii. 205; Aurora, Am. ship, i. xxx, ii. 19, 21, 23; Betsy, Am. brig, i. xlvii; Betsey, Br. ship, i. xlv; Boston, Br. frigate, iii. 106; Carnation, Br. armed brig, iii. 363; Cerberus, Br. frigate, ii. 153; Charming Sally, Br. privateer, ii. 150; Cherub, Br. frigate, iii. 318; Chesapeake, Am. frigate, iii. 313; Columbia, Freneau's schooner, i. xliii, xlvii, xlviii; Confidence, Br. warship, iii. 349; Constitution, Am. frigate, iii. 157, 158, 162, 174, 310; Countess of Scarborough, Br. man of war, ii. 75; Despatch, Br. war brig, iii. 338; Dromilly, Freneau's brig, i. xxxvii, ii. 252; Echo, Am. brig, i. lxxix; Empress of China, Am. merchant ship, ii. 261; Essex, Am. frigate, iii. 318; Fair American, Br. privateer, ii. 142; Formidable, Br. frigate, ii. 143; Fulton the First, Am. steam frigate, iii. 360; General Armstrong, Am. privateer brig, iii. 363; General Greene, Am. privateer, ii. 142, 150; General Monk, Am. sloop of war, ii. 85, 142, 147, 149; Good Man Richard, Am. frigate, ii. 77; Glorieuse, French man of war, ii. 145; Grange, Br. ship, iii. 106; Guerriere, Br. frigate, iii. 310; Hancock, former name of the Iris, ii. 22; Hector, Fr. man of war, ii. 145; Hunter (see Prison Ships); Hyder Ali, Am. privateer, ii. 142, 147, 168; Independence, iii. 374; Industry, Freneau's sloop, i. xliii, lxxxi, ii. 388; Iris, Br. frigate, i. xxxi, xxxii, ii. 19, 22, 23, 85, 90; Jersey (see Prison Ships); John, Freneau's schooner, i. lxxx; Katy, Am. sloop, i. lxxv; La Hoke, Br. warship, iii. 321; Le Cesar, Fr. frigate, ii. 145; Le Diadem, Fr. frigate, ii. 145; L'Embuscade, Fr. frigate, iii. 92, 106; Little Sarah, Br. ship, iii. 106; Maria, Am. ship, iii. 199; Mars, Am. brig, i. xxxix; Menelaus, Br. frigate, iii. 354; Monmouth, Freneau's sloop, i. xxix, ii. 295; Pactolus, Br. ship of war, iii. 338; Pallas, Fr. man of war, ii. 77, 79; Patriot, Am. schooner, iii. 312; Phœbe, Br. frigate, iii. 318; Plantagenet, Br. frigate, iii. 363; Prince de Neufchatel, Am. privateer, iii. 366; Prince George, Br. frigate, ii. 112; Queen Charlotte, Br. ship of war, iii. 316; Queen of France, Fr. ship, iii. 89; Ramillies, Br. frigate, iii. 321, 338; Randolph, Am. frigate, i. cvii, 288; Rebecca, Am. brig, i. xxx; Rodney, Br. flag ship, ii. 117; Rose, Br. frigate, i. xlii, 140, 165; Rota, Br. frigate, iii. 363; Royal George, Br. frigate, ii. 218; Saratoga, Am. war ship, iii. 349; Scorpion, see Prison Ships; Seraphis, Br. frigate, ii. 75; Shannon, Br. frigate, iii. 313; Strombolo, see Prison Ships; Trumbull, Am. frigate, ii. 85; Vengeance, Am. man of war, ii. 77; Ville de Paris, Fr. frigate, ii. 145; Viper, Br. frigate, ii. 140; Vulture, Br. man of war, ii. 48; Washington, former name of the Gen. Monk, ii. 142; Washington, Freneau's brig, i. lxxxi, lxxxvii; Yarmouth, Br. frigate, i. 288 Slavery, Freneau's opposition to, i. xcvii, ii. 258 Slender, Robert, i. xliii, lxxvi Smith, Robert, architect, iii. 244 Smith, Samuel S., iii. 242 Smyth, William, i. 129 Smyth, Mrs. Charles (Anna), i. lxxxix Somerset Academy, Md., i. xxii South Carolina, ii. 305, 402, iii. 199, 238 Spring, Samuel, i. xvi Sproat, David, commissary of prisoners at N. Y., ii. 29 State Consolidation, iii. 225 Steamboats, ii. 406 Steele, Gen., Collector of the port of Philadelphia, i. lxxxviii Stillwell, Joseph, i. xliv Stirling, Lord, i. 124 Stuart, General, ii. 101 Suffrein, M. de, ii. 117 Swedenborg, Emanuel, ii. 307 Sweeney, Miss Adele, i. xxx, lxxviii, 19, 39 Tammany, Indian Chieftain, ii. 187 Tea, iii. 71 Teneriffe, iii. 261, 263 Tennessee, iii. 192 Theatre, ii. 108, 404 Tobacco, iii. 46, 278, 308 Tomo Cheeki Papers, i. lxvi, lxxiv Tories, ii. 84, 162, 172, 219, 290, 293 Towne, Benjamin, printer, ii. 288 "Travels of the Imagination," i. 271 Treaty between Great Britain and America, ii. 246 Trees in Cities, iii. 53 Trumbull, John, i. ci Tryon, Gov. William, i. 140, ii. 115 Twining, Thomas, iii. 184 United States Magazine, i. xxvii, xxix, xl, 45, 46, 212, 249, 270, 293; ii. 3, 9 Uranian Musical Society, iii. 152 Vanderput, Capt. of the Asia, ii. 205 Venezuela, iii. 271 Verplanck, G. C., reviews Freneau's poems, i. xci Vincent, Capt., i. 288 Virginia legislature petitioned by Lord Dunmore, ii. 114 Virginia, iii. 17 Vreeland, Mrs. Helen K., i. lxxx Walcott, Dr. John, poet, iii. 28 Wallace, Captain of the Rose, i. xli "War and Washington," i. c War of 1812, iii. 133, 155, 292, 297ff., 305, 310, 313ff., 318, 321, 329, 338, 341, 343, 347, 356, 357, 363 Warner, G. J., iii. 152 Washington Academy, Md., i. xxiii Washington, City of, iii. 171, 184, 343, 344, 361 Washington, George, i. xlvii, liv, lx, 169, 185, 194, 279, ii. 81, 82, 92, 225, iii. 232, 234, 235, 244, 352 Watson, Agnes, i. xiv; Richard, i. xiv Wellington's Army in the War of 1812, iii. 341, 361 West Indies, i. 239, 249, ii. 250, 252, 258, 314, 359, iii. 229, 242 Western emigration, ii. 280 Weyman, Ned, printer, ii. 203 William Henry, Prince, ii. 112, 167 Witherspoon, President John, i. xv, xix Wheelock, President John, iii. 33 Whitehead, William, poet laureate, ii. 219 Woodhouse, William, i. 158 Wrigley, Francis, newscarrier, ii. 197 Yale College, ii. 346 Yamacraw, Ga., i. xlvi Yellow Fever, iii. 110, 159, 167, 178 Yorktown, ii. 89, 92

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