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A Century of Lawmaking for a New Nation: U.S. Congressional Documents and Debates, 1774-1875

American State Papers --TABLE OF CONTENTS. COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION....VOL. II.

American State Papers [Commerce and Navigation: Volume 2] : Index
TABLE OF CONTENTS. COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION....VOL. II.

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MESSAGES FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
• No.
• ... Page.
• 198 Survey of the coast of the United States. April 4, 1816, ... 26
• 199 Obstructions to American commerce in the provincial and colonial possessions of Great Britain. April 18, 1816, ... 31
• 206 Discriminating duties. February 3, 1817, ... 58
• 214 Survey of the coast. March 16, 1818, ... 106
• 222 Commercial privileges enjoyed by the Netherlands to be extended to Prussia, Hamburgh, and Bremen. February 11, 1819, ... 196
• 223 Commercial regulations of foreign countries. December 7, 1819, ... 199
• 232 Survey of the coast of North Carolina. March 1, 1820, ... 417
• 239 Light-houses, &c. December 16, 1821, ... 505
• 242 Survey of the coast of North Carolina. January 7, 1822, ... 520
• 249 Relief to sick and disabled seamen in foreign ports. January 28, 1822, ... 613
• 260 Survey of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. January 22, 1823, ... 740
• 261 Exports to and imports from France. January 22, 1823, ... 746

COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
• 211 Arrest of seamen, deserters from foreign vessels, in the ports of the United States. January 3, 1818, ... 98
• 229 Abstracts of American seamen for 1818 and 1819. January 10, 1820, ... 413
• 249 Relief to sick and disabled seamen in foreign ports. January 28, 1822, ... 613
• 253 Registered seamen for the year 1821. February 28, 1822, ... 628
• 264 Registered seamen for the first three quarters of 1822. January 30, 1823, ... 771

COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
• 193 Imports for the year ending September 30, 1814, ... 1
• 194 Tonnage for the year 1814, ... 12
• 195 Bounty on pickled fish and salted provisions exported, allowances to fishing vessels, and the quantity of salt imported. January 31, 1816, ... 16
• 196 Exports for the year ending September 30, 1815, ... 20
• 200 Trade of the United States with the British colonies. December 10, 1816, ... 34
• 201 Relief to sick and disabled seamen. January 9, 1817, ... 36
• 202 Tonnage for the year 1815, ... 38
• 203 Light-houses. January 21, 1817, ... 43
• 204 Distressed seamen in foreign ports. January 25, 1817, ... 48
• 205 Exports for the year ending September 30, 1816, ... 52
• 208 Imports for the year ending September 30, 1815, ... 59
• 209 Tonnage for the year 1816, ... 87
• 210 Exports for the year ending September 30, 1817, ... 92
• 212 Iron imported and exported. February 23, 1818, ... 98
• 215 Tonnage entered in the years 1815 and 1816; American and British tonnage engaged in trade with the British possessions in Europe, and in the British West Indies and North American colonies, during the year 1816; and the quantity of foreign articles imported and exported for two years ending September 30, 1816, ... 112
• 216 Imports for the year ending September 30, 1816, ... 118
• 217 Receipts and expenditures on account of the marine hospitals. December 9, 1818, ... 153
• 218 Exports for the year ending September 30, 1818, ... 155
• 219 Tonnage for the year 1817, ... 161
• 220 Coasting trade. December 24, 1818, ... 166
• 221 Imports for the year ending September 30, 1817, ... 166
• 224 Exports for the year ending September 30, 1819, ... 385
• 227 Tonnage for the year 1818, ... 405
• 233 Imports for the year ending September 30, 1818, ... 417
• 234 Trade with the West Indies and British American colonies. February 19, 1820, ... 452
• 235 Expenditures for surveying the seacoast, bays, &&c., and the light-house establishment. November 16, 1820, ... 456
• 236 Tonnage for the year 1819, ... 461
• 237 Exports for the year ending September 30, 1820, ... 664
• 238 Imports for the year ending September 30, 1818, ... 472
• 239 Light-houses. December 14, 1821, ... 505
• 240 Application of the fund for the relief of sick and disabled seamen. January 2, 1822, ... 506
• 241 Tonnage for the year 1820, ... 515
• 246 Commerce and navigation for the year ending September 30, 1891, ... 528
• 248 Imports and exports of wool. January 28, 1822, ... 611
• 252 Tonnage money received under the act of March 17, 1800, and applied to the improvement of the harbor Baltimore and Savannah river. February 25, 1822, ... 626

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• 259 Commerce and navigation for the year ending September 30, 1822, ... 659
• 261 Exports to, and imports from, France. December 18, 1822, ... 746
• 262 Tonnage for the year 1821, ... 750
• 263 Receipts and expenditures on account of sick and disabled seamen. February 1, 1823, ... 755

COMMUNICATION FROM THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
• 231 Obstructions to navigation in the harbor of Presque Isle. January 18, 1820, ... 417

REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
• 197 System of navigation for the United States. March 7, 1816, ... 25
• 207 Port of entry at Cincinnati, Ohio. February 13, 1817, ... 58
• 213 Ships owned by citizens of the United States from which registers are withheld. March 9, 1818, ... 100
• 225 Statistical accounts of commerce and navigation. December 20, 1819, ... 391
• 245 Ship Diana restored to the privileges of a sea-lettered vessel. January 15, 1822, ... 527
• 251 Penalty for omitting to produce evidence of the desertion of two seamen in a foreign port. February 28, 1822, ... 626
• 255 Trade with the British West Indies. March 15, 1822, ... 630
• 256 Commercial intercourse with foreign nations. (navigation acts.) March 15, 1822 ... 632
• 258 Tax on vessels and their crews arriving at Natchez, for the support of a hospital. April 25, 1822, ... 658
• 266 Additional marine hospital in Virginia. February 25, 1823, ... 774

MEMORIALS AND PETITIONS.
• 226 Countervailing measures against the discriminating duties imposed on American products in France: Chamber of Commerce of New York. December 27, 1819, ... 403
• 228 Same subject: captains of American vessels lying in the port of New Orleans. January 4, 1890, ... 410
• 230 Sick and disabled seamen in the port of New York: governors of the New York hospital. January 13, 1820, ... 416
• 243 Effects of the navigation acts of April 18, 1818, and May 15, 1820, on the commerce of Norfolk, Virginia: citizens of Norfolk. January 11, 1822, ... 521
• 244 Further relief to sick and disabled seamen: Chamber of Commerce of New York. January 14, 1822, ... 526
• 247 Same subject: seamen of the port of New York. January 28, 1825, ... 610
• 250 Trade with the British West Indies: inhabitants of Boston. January 28, 1822, ... 623
• 254 Same subject: inhabitants of Portsmouth, New Hampshire. March 15, 1822, ... 629
• 255 Same subject: A. Appleby and others, of South Carolina, and Chamber of Commerce of the city of Baltimore. March 15, 1822, ... 630
• 265 Natchez hospital: Legislature of the State of Mississippi. February 12, 1823, ... 772

MISCELLANEOUS.
• 243 Joint resolutions of the mayor, recorder, aldermen, and common council of the borough of Norfolk, passed the 17th day of December, 1821, on the effects of the navigation acts of April 18, 1818, and May 15, 1820, on the commerce of Norfolk, Virginia, ... 521
• 250 Resolutions of _inhabitants of Boston on same subject. January 28, 1822, ... 623
• 257 Resolutions of the Assembly of the State of New York, on the improvement of the Hudson river. April 10, 1822, ... 657

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