Bollman, Eric, to be sent to London by Burr, iii. 248, 251; starts for New Orleans, 255; arrives, 296, 306; reports to Burr, 309; sees Wilkinson, 318; arrested, 319, 338; discharged from custody, 340. Bonaparte, Jerome, his marriage to Miss Patterson and his reception by the President, ii. 377 _et seq._ Bonaparte, Joseph, negotiates treaty of Morfontaine, i. 360, 362; scene of, with Napoleon, ii. 35 _et seq._; crowned King of Spain, iv. 300; driven from Madrid, 315; deserted by Napoleon, v. 27, 28; driven from Spain, vii. 356. Bonaparte, Lucien, appointed ambassador at Madrid, i. 371, 373; opposes the cession of Louisiana, ii. 34; scene of, with Napoleon, 35 _et seq._; offered the crown of Spain, iv. 113; his story of the offer, 124. Bonaparte. (See Napoleon.) Bonds, U. S., six per cent., their market value, Feb. 1, 1815, viii. 214, 261, 267; on Feb. 13, 1815, ix. 62; in March, 1815, 160; in 1816, 127, 128. “Bonne Citoyenne,” British sloop-of-war, vi. 384; blockaded at San Salvador, vii. 288. Bordeaux, Wellington advances on, vii. 373. Boré, M., of New Orleans, iii. 300. Borodino, battle of, vii. 27. Boston, population and appearance of, in 1800, i. 20; business, 21; an intellectual centre in 1800, 75; sentiment of, 87; social customs of, in 1800, 91; a summer watering-place, 92; reception of F. J. Jackson in, v. 214, 216; population in 1810, 289; takes one million of loan of 1814, viii. 17, 18; blockaded, ix. 36; welcomes peace, 59; harshly treated by Dallas, 98–100; treasury payments resumed at, 128; growth of, 156; immigrants to, 161; its society in 1817, 182; takes the lead of American literature, 201, 205–207. Boston town-meeting in January, 1809, iv. 411; town-meeting on Baltimore riot, vi. 409. Botts, Benjamin, Burr’s counsel, iii. 444. Bowditch, Nathaniel, i. 93. Bowdoin, James, appointed minister to Madrid, iii. 57; Jefferson’s letter announcing appointment, 57; suggestions of plans for his negotiations, 59–61, 71; reveals Talleyrand’s plan for a settlement with Spain, 378; letter to, 436. Bowyer, Fort. (See Fort Bowyer.) “Boxer,” British sloop-of-war, captured by “Enterprise,” vii. 281–283. Boyd, Adam, member of Congress from New Jersey, v. 206. Boyd, John Parke, colonel of Fourth U. S. Infantry, vi. 92, 93; arrives at Vincennes, 94; brigadier-general, vii. 156; Morgan Lewis’s opinion of, 162; ordered to cease offensive operations, 179; commands brigade in Wilkinson’s expedition, 184; favors moving on Montreal, 185; covers the rear, 187; Brown’s and Scott’s opinion of, 188; his defeat at Chrysler’s Field, 190, 191.