Godoy, Don Manuel, defiant speech to Erving, i. 38; offers to accept American advances, 381, 382; opposed to alliance with France, ii. 116, 117, 118, 124; stifles Prince Ferdinand’s intrigue, 291; attacked by the people, 298; described by Napoleon, 299. Goodrich, Chauncey, senator from Connecticut, i. 461; ii. 146. Gordon, Charles, appointed Captain of the “Chesapeake,” ii. 5; drops down the Potomac, 7; ready for sea, 8; testimony of, 11; prepares for action, 16. Gore, Christopher, letter to Pickering, ii. 405; Pickering’s reply, 406. Graham, John, sent by Jefferson to inquire into Burr’s movements, i. 280, 281; goes to Chillicothe, 282; to Kentucky, 286. Gregg, Andrew, member of Congress from Pennsylvania, moves a Non-importation Resolution, i. 154; the resolution debated, 155-165; the resolution laid aside, 165, 396. Grenville, Lord, denounces seizure of Spanish galleons, i. 46; prime minister, 392, 420; dismissed from office, 421; charges ministers with intending a war, ii. 70. Grey, Charles, Earl Grey, denounces seizure of Spanish galleons, i. 47. (See Howick.) Gulf-stream considered by Jefferson as American waters, i. 129, 405, 424. Gunboats, arguments for and against, i. 352; Jefferson’s policy adopted by Congress, ii. 158-160. Habeas Corpus, bill for the suspension of, defeated in Congress, i. 338, 340. “Halifax,” the, desertion of seamen from, ii. 2. Hall, Basil, his account of the practice of British frigates blockading New York, i. 92. Hall, Captain of marines on the “Chesapeake,” ii. 11. Hampshire county-meeting in January, 1809, ii. 410. Harrison, William Henry, obtains Indian lands, i. 13. Harrowby, Lord, i. 47. Hawkesbury, Lord, Home Secretary, his opinion on Spencer Perceval’s proposed order, ii. 90. Hay, George, District-Attorney, conducts prosecution of Burr, i. 445; threatens the court with impeachment, 466; accuses Jefferson of insincerity, ii. 131. Heath, William, Jefferson’s letter to, i. 8, 9, 58. Henry, John, his letters to H. W. Ryland in March, 1808, ii. 243-248; his letters sent by Sir James Craig to Lord Castlereagh, 246, 248; sent to Boston by Sir James Craig in January, 1809, 460; his reports, 461. Herrera, General, i. 300; hostile demonstrations of, 304; movements of, 310. Hillhouse, James, senator from Connecticut, ii. 146, 405. Holland, James, member of Congress from North Carolina, i. 351. Holland, Lord, i. 407. “Horizon,” American ship, condemned by French courts under Berlin Decree, ii. 82; judgment in the case of the, 109. Howick, Lord, British Foreign Secretary, i. 407; his order depriving neutrals of coasting rights, i. 416-421; dismissed from office, 421; ii. 79.