committed for misdemeanor only, 446; indicted, 459; his demeanor under trial, 464; acquitted, 469; his memoir to Napoleon, v. 239. Burrows, William, lieutenant in U. S. Navy, captures the “Boxer,” vii. 281, 282; his death and burial, 282, 283. Burwell, William A., member of Congress from Virginia, on reducing the army and navy in 1810, v. 202. Cabinet. (See James Madison, Robert Smith, James Monroe, William Jones, Secretaries of State; Albert Gallatin, G. W. Campbell, A. J. Dallas, W. H. Crawford, Secretaries of the Treasury; Henry Dearborn, William Eustis, James Monroe, John Armstrong, A. J. Dallas, Secretaries of War; Robert Smith, Paul Hamilton, William Jones, B. W. Crowninshield, Secretaries of the Navy; Levi Lincoln, John Breckinridge, Cæsar A. Rodney, William Pinkney, Richard Rush, Attorneys General.) Cabot, George, his opinion of democracy, i. 84, 86 _et seq._; letter of, opposing Pickering’s scheme, ii. 164; inclines to Burr, 182; opposed to neutral claims, iii. 95, 144; iv. 29; letters from, given to Rose by Pickering, 235, 412; at the head of the Massachusetts delegation to the Hartford Convention, viii. 225, 227, 288; his conservative character, 291, 292; chosen president of the Hartford Convention, 292, 293; authorized to call another meeting, 295; defence of, 305; John Adams’s remark about, 308. Cadore, Duc de (see Champagny). “Caledonia,” 2-gun British brig, captured by Lieutenant Elliott, vi. 347; in Perry’s squadron, vii. 116, 120, 122; in Perry’s action, 124, 125.