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The War Department was erected by act of 7th August, 1789. The Secretary of War, at tirst, had the superi tendence of Naval Affairs. On the 30th of April, 1798, however, a separation took place, and a Navy Department was established. The Secretary of War superintends every branch of the military department; and is, by usage, a member of the cabinet. He holds his office at the will of the President.
SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
This officer was created by act of 30th April, 1798. He issues all orders to the Navy of the United States, and superintends the concerns of that establish ment generally. To aid him in the discharge of his duties, a Board of Navy Commissioners was instituted by act of 7th February, 1815. The Secretary of the Navy is, by usage, a member of the cabinet ; and holds bis office at the will of the President.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
This officer was created by act of 24tlı September, 1789. His duty is, to prosecute and conduct all suits in the supreme court in which the.
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United States are concerned, and to give his advice and opinions upon questions of law, when required by the President of the United States, or when requested by the heads of any of the departments, touching any matters that may concern their departments. He is, ex-officio, a commissioner of the sinking fund ; aud, by usage, a member of the cabinet. He holds his office at the will of the President.
Aggregate Number of Officers, Non-commissioned Of- ficers, und Privates of the United States Army.
Officers. Non-commiss. Officers. Musicians. Privates. Aggregate. 641 826 326 6895 8688
UNITED STATES NAVY AGENTS.
Amos Binney, Boston. Robert Swartwout, New-York. James Beat- ty, Baltimore. John P. Henry, Savannah, Geo. Jeremiah Brown, Newbern, N. C. George Harrison, Philadelphia. Joseph Hull, Mid- dleton, Conn. Miles King, Norfolk, Va. Henry S. Langdon, Ports- mouth. N. H. James Morrison, Lexington, Ken. John Morgan, Hart- ford, Conn. Joshua Potts, Wilmington, N.C. James Riddle, Newcastle, Del. John Robertson, Charleston, S. C. John Randall, Aunapolis, Md. John L. Storer, Portland, Maine. . John K. Smith, New Orleans. Constant Taber, Newport, R. I. Baring, Brothers, and Co. London. Richard M'Call, Mediterranean.
A commission is allowed to Navy Agents, not exceeding one per cent. upon their disbursements. Their whole annual emoluments are limited, by law, to 2000 dollars, without any allowance for clerk hire, porters, office rent, sta- tionary, or any thing else. Every charge must be paid out of their commissions.
UNITED STATES NAVY.
KAMES
PARCE
When and where built.
Independence,
.
74 1814 Boston
Franklin,
74 1815 Philadelphia
Washington,
74
¡Chippeway,
74
țNew-Orleans,
74
¿Plattsburgh,
74
Columbus,
74 1819 Waslington
Constitution,
44
1797 Boston
Guerriere,
44
1814 Philadelphia
Java,
41 1814 Baltimore
# Superior, -
36
1797 Baltimore
Congress,
36
Macedonian,
86
ĮMohawk,
32
#Confiance,
32
¿General Pike,
224
1813 Sackett's Harbour Captured 1813
Saratoga,
24
Cyane,
24
# Lawrence,
20 1313 Eric
-
1816 Portsmouth, (N. H.) Sackctt's Harbour ditto ditto
United States,
44 1797 Philadelphia
Constellation,
4
Sackett's Harbour
1797 Portsmouth, (N. H.) Captured 1812, England
1814 Sachett's Harbour Captured 1814
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¡ Detroit,
18
1813 Erie
Erie,
13
Hornet,
18
1315 Eric
ĮJefferson,
18
1815 Sackett's Harbour
¿Jones,
18
ditto
¿Madison,
18
ditto
¿Oneida,
18 ditto
ĮNiagara,
18 1812 Erie
Ontario,
18 1809 Baltimore
Peacock,
18 1813 New-York
Fulton the First, Steam frigate,
force uot known,
1815 New-York
Boxer,
16
1815 Hartford (Conn.)
Linnet,
16
Captured 1814
Saranac,
16
1815 Hartford (Conn.)
ĮSylph,
16
1813 Sackett's Harbour Captured 1813
ĮTiconderoga,
14
1814
¡ Alert, (store ship,
Firebrand,
6
Nononch,
6
Hornet,
G
Lynx,
Despatch,
2
Asp,
Porcupine,
1
Lady of the Lake,
Enterprise, (bomb) in service.
Spitfire and Vesuvius, (bombs) condemned.
Vengeance, unfit for service.
" Those ships marked thus į, are upon the Lakes, and are considered as forming a part of the Navy.
The smaller vessels are principally stationed at important passes, for the purpose of protecting our commercial trade from privateers, &c.
THE PROGRESS AND PROSPECTS OF THE NAVY.
It will be recollected, that the Navy Yard at Washington, was hurnt, and every thing in it destroyed, during the war. It has already, like the Phoenix, risen from its ashes. . There is now on the stocks, a line of battle ship, nearly foisbed ; the frame of a frigate ready to be put on the stocks, as soon as the 74 is launched ; a powerful steam engine, working a saw mill, tilt hammers, and the machinery of a block maker's shop, where all the blocks of the Navy are made. An extensive anchor manufactory ; a manufactory of cbain cables ; extensive blacksmiths' and plumbers' shops ; extensive mould and model lofts, boat builders and mast makers' establishments, and every other convenience for furnishing from thence all the wants of the Navy, that such an establishment can furnish. There are, besides, large quantities of naval stores, guns, and timber for ship building deposited there.
There are at Norfolk, large deposits of timber for the use of the Navy ; a line of battle ship building, and the frames of another line of battle ship and frigate, are also collecting there.
A line of battle ship is now building at Philadelphia; the frame was collect- ed and put up early last spring. The frames of another line of battle
Captured 1814
*Queen Charlotte,
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ship and frigate, are also collecting at that place; where there are consi- derable deposits of timber, copper, iron, and other naval stores.
At New-York, the line of battle ship on the stocks is expected to be launched during the present month. There are two frames of frigates de- posited there, with considerahle quantities of other timber for ship-building, iron, copper, and guns.
At Boston, is building a line of hattle ship; the frame was collected, and set up in the spring. The frames of another line of battle ship and frigate are also getting ready for that place, where there are large deposits of timher, iron, and copper, for ship-building ..
Another line of battle ship is also now building at Portsmouth, (N. H.) where the frame was collected, and set up in the spring. The frames of another line of battle ship and frigate, are also collecting there; where deposits of ship timber, iron, and copper, are niade.
An abundant supply of timber, canvass, cordage, copper, iron, and every other article, the produce and manufacture of the United States, are already provided for carrying into effect the law for building nine line of battle ships, and twelve frigates, in addition to the ships now afloat; which will make the Navy of the United States, on the Ocean, twelve line of battle ships, twenty frigates, and a proportional number of small vessels. It is doubted whether any nation in the world, (even England,) can send to sea so large a fleet of effective ships. All this will have been done in the space of & few years, under the guidance and management of the Navy Board.
Captains of the United States Navy.
Alexander Murray, John Rogers, James Barron, William Bainbridge, Hugh G. Campbell, Thomas T'ingey, Charles Stewart, Isaac Hull, Issac Chauncey, John Shaw, John H. Dent, David Porter, John Cassin, Samuel Evans, Jacob Jones, Charles Morris, Arthur Sinclair, Thomas Macdo- nough, Lewis Warrington, Joseplı Bainbridge, William M. Crane, James T. Leonard, James Biddle, Charles G. Ridgely, Robert T. Spence, Daniel T. Patterson, Samuel Angus, Melancthon T. Woolsey, John Orde Creighton, Edward Trenchard, John Downes, John D. Henley, Jesse D. Elliott.
Masters Commandant of the Navy.
Robert Henley, Stephen Cassin, Daniel S. Dexter, James Renshaw, David Deacon, Louis Alexis, Michael B. Carrol, Sidney Smith, Thomas Brown, Nathaniel Haraden, Samuel Woodhouse, Charles C. B. Thompson, Alexan- der S. Wadsworth, George W. Rodgers, George C. Read, Henry E. Ballard, Thomas Gamble, William Carter, jun. Joseph J. Nicholson, John H. Ellon, Edmund P. Kennedy, Alexander J. Dallas, John B. Nicholson, Beekman V Hoffman, Jesse Wilkinson, Wolcott Chauncey.
Lieutenants of the Navy.
Francis J. Mitchell, George Merrill, Joseph Nicholson, John Pettigrew, George Budd, Thomas A. C. Jones, Joseph S. Macpherson, John Porter,
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William Finch, William B. Shubrick, Henry Wells, Benjamin W. Booth. Alexander Claxton, Enos R. Davis, Charles W. Morgan, Samuel P. Macom- ber, Raymond H. Perry, Lawrence Kearncy, William H. Watson, Thomas Hendry, jun. Foxhall A. Parker, Edward R. M.Call, Daniel Turner, William H. Allen, David Conner, John Gallagher, Thomas H. Stevens, Henry S. Newcomb, James P. Oellers, William M. Hunter, John D. Sloat, John Packett, William H Cocke, Matthew C. Perry, Charles W. Skinner, Joseph Wragg, Samuel W. Adams, John R. Madison, Dugomier Taylor, George Pearce, Frederick W. Smith, Nathaniel D. Nicholson, Otho Norris, John T. Newton, P. A. 1. P. Jones, Samuel Henly, A. H. M. Conklin, Joseph Smith, Lawrence Rosseau, George W. Storer, Lewis German, Joseph Cassin, Robert M. Rose, Beverly Kennon, Edward Shobrick, Charles A. Budd, Francis H. Gregory, John M. Maury, Benjamin Cooper, Philip F. Voorhees, Henry Gilliam, John H. Clack, William D. Salter, William A. Spencer, William L. Gordon, David Geisinger, Richard Winter, John Percival, James Ramage, William V. Taylor, Mervine P. Mix, Thomas M. Newell, Charles S. M.Canley, John 11. Bell, D. Forest, Bladen Dulany, F. B. Gamble, R Dashiell, John Taylor, George B. M.Culloch, Robert Spedden, Thomas T. Webb, Walter G Anderson, Steven Champlin, Charles T. Stallings, James M'Gowan, William Lowe, Elie A. F. Vellette, John II. Aulic, Charles T. Clark, silas Duncan, Thomas S. Cunningham, Isaac M'Krever, Robert F. Stockton, Nathaniel L. Montgomery, Walter N. Monteath, Sitas H. Stringham. George W. Vancleve, Paul Zantzinger, Charles E. Crowley, William Laughton, Nelson Webster, William A. G. Farragut, Richard G. Edwards, William Mervine, William K. Latimer, Isaac Mayo, Thomas Crabb, Ed- ward B. Babbit, George Hammersley, Thomas Paine, jun. John Hill, jun. James Arinstrong, Joseph Smoot, Robert B. Randolph, William Berry, Samuel L Breese, John Evans, Benjamin Page, jun. John T. Richie, John A. Wish, John Gwinn, William A. Weaver, Thomas W. Wyman, James L. Morris, Jolin A Belches, James Mork, Andrew Fitzhugh, William M. Caldwell, John K. Carter, Joseph Cross, Abraham S. Ten Eick, Thomas Hamersley, John White, William A. Robins, Robert Field, Hiram Paul. ding, Enoch Lowe, Jonathan D. Williamson, Charles L. Springer, Charles Boarman, William I. Belt, William Boerum, T. H. Bowyer, Charles H. Cald- well, Thomas A. Conover, Archibald S. Campbell, Nathaniel Carter, jun. Alexander Estridge, French Forest, Edgar Freeman, John D. Fischer, Edward Greenwell, Charles Gaunt, John H. Graham, George W. Isaacs, Enoch H. Johns, William Jameson, Charles Lacey, John C. Long, Williani E. M.Kenney, William J. M Cluney, James Nicholson, Williamn W. Ram- say, Jaines W. H. Ray, Ebenezer Ridgeway, Clement W. Stephens, Robert F. Searcy, Thomas A. Tippet, Janies B. Taylor, William Taylor, Ralph Vorhees, Charles L. Williamson, Henry R. Warner, Henry Ward, Uriah s'. Levy, James Trant, Walter Abbot, Joel Abbot, Samuel W. Adams, John A. Cook, Harrison H. Cucke, James F. Curtis, John L. Cummings, Samuel W. Downing, Peleg K. Denham, John M. Dale, Samuel A. Eakin, Frederick S. Gibbon, Henry Gray, Janis Goodrum, Richard S. Hunter, William In- man, John H. Lee, Jainc, E. Legare, George A.Cauley, Willian. H. Mott, Archibald M'Ncal, John B. Montgomery, Jame, E. M.Donald, James A. Perly, fingh Nelson Page, Richard M. Potter, Nathaniel A. Prentiss, Charles C. Russell, Lewis E. Simonds, Horace B. Sawyer, Cornelius K. Stribbling, Joshua R. Sands, William Temple, Josiah Tatuell, Albert G. Wall, Ephraim D. Whitlock, James M. K. M.Intosli, William J. M.Cluny, Allen R. W. Griffin.
Late Promotions and .Appointments in the Vary, and in the Marine Corps. (Confirmed by the Senute.)
Lieutenants in the Navy to be Masters Cammandant ;- George G
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Budd, Thomas Ap. Catesby Jones, Joseph S. M'Pherson, Jolın l'orter, Wm. Bolton Fineli, William B. Shubrick, Benj. W. Bootlı, and Alexander Claxton.
Midshipmen to be Lieutenants in the Navy,-John Jay Young, Charles If. Bell, Abrm. Bigelow, Otho Stallings, William Boden, (since dead,) Zachariah W. Nixon, John P. Cambreling, Henry C. Newton, Frank Ellery, Frederick Varnum, Frederick G. Wolbert, Walter Newcomb, Joseph R. Jarvis, Thomas W. Freelon, and Par- don M. Whipple.
Samuel E. Watson, First Lieutenant, to be Captain of Marines, vice Lyman Kellogg, resigned.
James M. Clements, Second Lieutenant, to be a First Lieutenant of Marines.
To be Surgeons' Mates -Joseph Kenz, Lou. Franeis S. Beattie, Pa. Thomas J. Nelson, N. Y. James Cornick, Va. Robert F. Dan- dridge, Va. Charles R. Smith, Conn. William Williamson, N. J. William D. Babbit, Mass: Robert Falconer, N. C. Samuel C. Smitlı, Ky. Alexander Williams, Tenn. Joseph B. Stillman, N. Y. Thomas Boyd, Del. Edward Tilley, Md. George Terrill, Va. and David N. Mahon, Pa.
To be Pursers in the Nary-John B. Fanning, Mass. Edward N. Cox, N. Y. and Nathaniel H. Perry, R. I.
To be Second Lieutenants in the Marine Corps-Augustus A. Nieliolson, S. C: Charles Betts, Va. Charles Sears, Mass. James M'Cawley, jr. Pa. Benjamin Macomber, R. I. George Cooper, Mass. Abraham N. Breevort, N. Y. and Samuel S. Cocjeman, N. J.
N. B. We understand, the Midshipmen, who would, under the order of the Navy Department, have been entitled to an examina- tion, and who were at sea, and not in a situation to be examined, will have their commissions, when given, dated baek to the time of appointment.
GENERAL STAFF OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY
Jacob Brown, Major General.
Andrew Jackson, Major General.
Alexander Macomb, Brigadier General, maj. gen. brev.
Edmund P. Gaines, Brigadier General, maj. gen. brev.
Winfield Scott, Brigadier General, maj. gen. brev.
Eleazer W. Ripley, Brigadier General, maj. gen. brev.
Daniel Parker, Adjutant and Inspector General, brig. gen. bres.
Thomas S. Jesup, Quarter Master General, brig. gen. brev.
Robert Butler, Adjutant General, col. brev. Roger Jones, Adjutant General, col. brev.
Arthur P. Haync, Inspector General, col. brev. John E. Wool, Inspector General, col. brev.
Charles J. Nourse, Assistant Adjutant Gencral, maj. brev. James M Glassell, Assistant Adjutant Gencral, maj. brev. R. M. Kirby, Assistant Adjutant General, naj. brev. Perrin Willis, Assistant Adjutant General, maj. brev. John Biddle, Assistant Inspector General, maj. brer. John M. Davis, Assistant Inspector General, maj. brev.
Francis S. Belton, Assistant Inspector General, maj. brev.
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William M'Donald, Assistant Inspector General, maj. brev. John Anderson, Topographical Engineer, Major. Isaac Roberdeau, Topographical Engineer, Major. John J. Abert, Topographical Engineer, Major. James Kearney, Topographical Engineer, Major. Stephen H. Long, Topographical Engineer, maj. brev. Paul H. Perault, Topographical Engineer, maj. brev. Hugh Young, Assistant Topographical Engineer. William T. Poussin, Assistant Topographical Engineer. Milo Mason, Deputy Quarter Master General, maj. brev. William Linuard, Deputy Quarter Master General, maj. brev.
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Divisions and Departments of the Army.
The Northern Division comprises five Military Departments, to wit : No. 1. New . York, above the Highlands, and Vermont- No. 2. New- Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rbode Island, and Connecticut-No. 3. New-York, below the Highlands, and New-Jersey, excepting that part which furnishes the first J.vision of militia-No. 4. Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, and that part of New Jersey which furnishes the first division of militia-No. 5. Ohio, and the territories of Michigan and Indiana.
The Southern Division comprises four Military Departments, to wit: No. 8. Virginia, North Carolina, and the district of Columbia-No. 7. South Carolina, and Georgia-No. 8. Louisiana, and the Mississippi territory-No. 3. Tennessee, Kentucky, Missouri, and the territory of Illinois,
INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.
DIPLOMATIC DEPARTMENT.
Ministers Plenipotentiary.
Richard Rush, to Great Britain. Albert Gallatin, to France. George Washington Campbell, to St. Petersburg. William Eustis, to the Nether- lands. Thomas Suinter, to Rio Janeiro, Brazils, &c. Jonathan Russell, to Sweden. George W. Erving, to Spain. Salary, 9000 dollars each per annum.
CONSULS OF THE UNITED STATES IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
In Great Britain and its dependencies.
Thomas Aspinwall, London. James Maury, Liverpool. Herman Visger, Bristol. Robert W. Fox, Falmouth. Nath. G. Ingraham, jr. Plymouth. Thomas Auldjo, Cowes. Bernard Henry, Gibraltar. James Luke, Belfast. Thomas English, Dublin. Jacob Mark, Cork. Joel Hart, Leith Thomas Wynn, Turks Island. William Dary, Kingston upon Hull.
In France and its dependencies.
Isaac Cox Barnett, Paris. Daniel Strobel, Bordeaux. Henry Wilson, Nantz. Edward Church, L'Orient. Stephen Cathalan, Marseilles. Robert Sterry, La Rochelle. Thomas Johnson, Calais. Reuben G. Beasly, Havre de Grace. Philip de Peyster, Guadaloupe. John Mitchell, Martinique, Martin Bickhain, Isle of France.
In Russia.
John Levitt Harris, St. Petersburg. Noses M. Russell, Riga. - : Archauge'.
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In Spain and its dependencies.
James L. Cathcart, Cadiz. Robert Montgomery, Alicant. Richard MI. Call, Barcelona. John M. Baker, Tarragona and the Isles of Minorca, Majorca, and Yvica. T. L. Ifalsey, Buenos Ayres. William G. Miller, Monte Video. Obadiah Rich, Valencia. George G. Barrell, Malaga. Richard S. Hackley, St. I.ucar. John Heath, Island of Teneriffe. Andrew Stewart, Island of Manilla. John Warner, laland of Porto Rico. Alexander Haunil- ton, Havana.
In Portugal and its dependencies.
Israel P. Hutchinson, Lisbon. John Howard March, Island of Madeira. John B. Dabney, Fayal. Henry Hill, St. Salvador. Joseph Ray, Pernam- buco. Jose dos Santos Mortiero, Island of Maranhas. Samucl Hodges, jr. Cape de Verd Islands.
In Sweden. Joseph Ficklin, St. Bartholo'news. A. C. Murray, Gottenburg.
In Denmark and its dependencies.
John M. Forbes, Consul-general, Copenhagen. Robert M. Harrison, Consul, Island of St. Thomas. Robert Jaques, Island of St. Cruz.
In Ilolland and its dependencies.
Alexander M'Rac, Consul general, Amsterdam. George Joy, Consul, Rotterdam. Emanuel Wambersie, Ostend. Joshua Clibborn, Antwerp. John B. Frazier, Island of Curracoa. William Gamble, Island of St. Eustatia.
At the Hanse-Towns.
Edward Wyer, Hamburgh. Frederick J. Wichelhauson, Bremen. Philip Marck, Franconia. William Clark, Embden.
In Tuscany, Austria, and China.
Thomas Appleton, Leghorn. James Schee, Genoa. William H. Barney, Triest. Benjamin C. Wilcox, Canton. Victor Adolphus Sasserno, Nice.
In the Kingdom of Naples.
Alexander Hammet, Consul, Naples. John Broadbent, Messina. William Porter, Palermo.
In Barbary.
William Shaler, Consul-general, Algiers. Thomas D. Anderson, Consul, Tunis. William B. Jones, Tripoli. James Simpson, Tangiers. John O. Sullivan, Mogadore.
MINISTERS, CONSULS, AND COMMISSARIES OF FOREIGN POWERS,
RESIDENT IN THE UNITED STATES.
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From France.
His Excellency M. Hyde de Neuville, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary, from France to the United States of America.
Mr. Roth, Secretary of Legation.
Mr. Bourgueney, attached to the Legation.
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Mr. Petry, Consul general, ad interim, to the Uuited States, at Philadel- phia.
Mr. Berard, elere, Vice-Consul, Philadelphia.
Mr. De Valnais, Consul, Boston.
Mr. Le Comte D'Espinville, Consul, New York.
Mr. Angelucci, Consul, Baltimore.
Mr. Conteaux, Vice Consul, Norfolk.
Mr. Buchet de Martigny, Vice Consul, ad interim, Norfolk.
Mr. Le Marquis de Fougeres, Consul, Charleston, (S. C.)
Mr. - -, Consul, ad interim, ditto ..
Mr. Le Loup, Vice Consul, ad interim, Savannab.
Mr. Thonosson, Agent, Savannah.
Mr. Guillemin, Consul, ad interim, New Orleans.
From Great Britain.
Gibbs Crawford Antrobus, Esq. Secretary of the late Legation.
William Henry Hughes, Esq. Private Secretary.
Anthony St. John Baker, Esq. Consul General.
James Baker, Esq. Secretary.
James Buchanan, Esq. Consul for the State and City of New-York.
William Dawson. Esq. Consul for Maryland-Baltimore.
James Dykes, Esq. Consul for Virginia-Norfolk.
Benjamin Moodie, Esq. Consul for North and South Carolina, and Georgia-Charleston.
John Davidson, Esq Consul for Louisiana- New Orleans.
William S Skinner, Esq. acting Vice Consul for Boston.
John Barnard Gilpin, Esq. Consul for Newport, (R. I.)
Gilbert Robertson, Esq. Consul for Philadelphia, Delaware, and West Jersey.
James Patton, Esq. Vice Consul, Alexandria.
James Wallace, Esq. Vice Consul, Savannalı.
James Stewart, Esq. Consul, New London.
Burgoin, Vice Consul, Wilmington, (N. C.)
From Russia.
His Excellency Pr. D. Politca, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary.
Lamenosoff, Counsellor of Legation.
George Ellisen. Secretary of Legation.
Theodore Ivanoff, Consul General.
Alexy Eustapbieve, Consul, Boston.
1. Swift Vice Consul, Alexandria.
J. G. Bogert, Consul, New-York.
Edward Hollander, Vice Consul New-Orleans.
Edward J. Coale, Agent, Baltimore.
Fortescue Whittle, Agent, Norfolk. Jolın Prince, Agent, Salem.
Ebenezer Mayo, Agent, Portland. Samuel Snow, Agent, Providence. Letit Villere, Agent, Savannah.
From Spain. His Excellency Don Lewis de Onis, Minister Prenipotentiary and Envoy Extraordinary, Washington.
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Don Lewis Noele, Secretary of Legation, Washington.
Don Francis Stoughton, attached to the Legation, Washington.
Don Francis Cavellero Sarmiento, attached to the Legation, Philadel- phia
Don Bartolome Renguenet, Consul, Philadelphia.
Don Thomas Stoughton Consul, New York.
Don Pablo Chacon, Consul, Norfolk.
Don Juan B. Barnabau, Consul, Baltimore.
Don Antonio Argotte Vilalobus, Consul. Charleston.
Don Felipe Fatio, Consul, New Orleans.
Don Carolus Mulvi, Vice Consul, Savannah.
Don Torquin Zamorano, Consul, Alexandria, (D. C.)
From Portugal.
His Excellency M. Correa de Serra, Minister Plenipotentiary of his Majesty the King of Portugal, Brazil, and Algarves, Philadelphia. Joaquim Jose Vasques, jun. Consul gencral, New York.
Simon S. Goodwyn, Vicc Consul, Boston.
John Vaughan, Vice Consul, Philadelphia.
William R. Swift, Vice Consul, Baltimore.
Lewis Deblois, Vice Consul, Washington.
Joao P. Calhorda, Vice Consul. Wilmington, (N. C.)
Carlos Mulvey, Vice Consal, Charleston, (S. C.)
From Denmark.
His Excellency P. Pedersen, Resident from the Court of Denmark, and Consul-general, Philadelphia.
John Bohlen, Vice Consul, Philadelphia.
George Hammeken, Consul, New York. Charles W. Green, Vice Consul, Boston.
Frederick William Brune, Vice Consul, Baltimore,
Jonathan Swift, Vice Consul, Alexandria.
Moses Myers, Vice Consul, Norfolk.
Joseph Winthrop, Vice Consul, Charleston, (S. C.)
Richard Relf, Vice Consul, New Orleans.
From Sweden and Norway.
His Excelleney M de Kantzow, Minister resident.
Henry Gahn, acting Consul-general, New York. Bernard Dahlgren, Cousnl, Philadelphia. S. Blagge, Commercial Agent, Boston.
R. Rogers, jun. Commercial Agent, Providence, (R. I.)
J. Swift, Commercial Agent, Alexandria.
J. B. Cunningham, Commercial Agent, Washington. (N C.) Edmund Bridge, jun. Commercial Agent, Wilmington, (N. C.) Joscph Winthrop, Commercial Agent, Charleston, (S. C.) William Taylor, Commercial Agent, Savannah.
R. D. Shepherd, Commercial Agent, New-Orleans.
From Prussia.
His Excellency Frederick Greuhm, Minister Resident and, Consul- general.
-Sass, Secretary. Jacob Sperry, Consul, Philadelphia.
NEW-YORK REGISTER.
From the United Netherlands.
His Excellency Viscount de Quabeck, Charge d'Affaires, Washington.
P. G. Lechleitner, Consul, Philadelphia.
F. L. Wentrop, Esq. Consul, Boston.
J. C. Zimmerman, Consul, New-York.
C. S. Konig, Consul, Baltimore.
Jonathan Swift, Consul, Alexandria.
Moses Meyer, Consul, Norfolk.
James Holmes, Consul, Charleston.
Thomas Wright, Consul, Savannah.
William Nott, Consul, New-Orleans.
Foreign Consuls who reside in New-York.
From France-M. le Comte d'Espenville.
Great Britain-James Buchanan.
Russia-J. G. Hogert.
Spain-Don Thomas Stoughton.
Portugal-Anthony D. Duff.
Prussia-John W. Smidt.
- Hamburg-John W. Smidt.
Sweden-Henry Ghan.
Denmark-G. Hammeken.
Netherlands-J. C. Zimmerman.
For the deposit of Wines, Ge.
An act providing for the deposit of Wines and distilled Spirits in public warehouses, and for other purposes.
Be It enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America, in Congress assembled, that it shall be lawful for any importer of wings or distilled spirits, which may be imported into the United States, at any time after the first day of June, 1819, at his option, to be de- terinined at the time of making entry therefor, either to secure the duties thereon, on the same terms and stipulations as on other goods, wares, and merchandise imported, or to give luis bond in double the amount of the duties thereupon, with condition for the payment of the said duties, in twelve calendar months from the date of such bond; which bond shall be accepted by such collector without surety, upon the terms following, viz .- The wines ør distilled spirits, for the duties whereof such bond shall be accepted, shall be deposited at the expense and risk of the importer, in such public or other store-house as may be agreed upon between the importer and surveyor, or officer of inspection of the revenue, for the port where the said wines or spirits shall be landed; and such wines or spirits shall be kept under the joint locks of the inspector and the importer; but no delivery shall be made of such wines or spirits without a permit in writing, uuder the hand of the collector and naval officer of the port.
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