thinks government cannot stand, 310; resigns seat in Senate, ix. 107. Gilman, Nicholas, senator from New Hampshire, votes against the Two-Million Bill, iii. 139. Girard, Stephen, shares loan of 1813, vii. 44, 45; subscribes for bank-stock, ix. 131. Gitschin in Bohemia, the Czar’s headquarters, vii. 340. Glasgow, meeting of merchants at, in September, 1814, viii. 198, 199. Gleig, George R., lieutenant in the British Eighty-fifth Regiment, his account of the capture of Washington, viii. 129, 144; is account of the artillery at New Orleans, 359, 360, 363–366. Gloucester town-meeting appoints a committee of public safety, iv. 414. Goddard, Calvin, member of Congress from Connecticut, ii. 160. Godoy, Don Manuel, Prince of Peace, i. 346 _et seq._; treaty of 1795 negotiated by, 348, 369, 371; baffles Bonaparte, 374; attempts to conciliate the United States, ii. 21; protests against the sale of Louisiana, 57; conciliates Napoleon, 277; his defiant speech to Erving, iii. 38; offers to accept American advances, 381, 382; opposed to alliance with France, iv. 116, 117, 118, 124; stifles Prince Ferdinand’s intrigue, 291; mobbed, 298; described by Napoleon, 299. Gold, premium in England in 1812, vii. 5. (See Specie.) Goldsborough, Robert Henry, senator from Maryland, vii. 62, 63; denounces conscription, viii. 273. Goodrich, Chauncey, senator from Connecticut, iii. 461; iv. 146; delegate to the Hartford Convention, viii. 292, 294. Goodrich, Elizur, i. 226. Gordon, Charles, captain in U. S. navy, appointed to command the “Chesapeake,” iv. 5; drops down the Potomac, 7; ready for sea, 8; testimony of, 11; prepares for action, 16. Gordon, James A., captain of British frigate “Seahorse,” captures Alexandria, viii. 157; rejoins fleet, 163, 164. Gore, Christopher, ii. 347; his letter to Pickering on resistance to the embargo, iv. 405; Pickering’s reply, 406; elected governor of Massachusetts in 1809, v. 12; invites F. J. Jackson to Boston, 213; defeated in the election of 1810, 215; and in 1811, vi. 115; senator from Massachusetts, his speech on conscription, viii. 272; his letter on State armies, 284, 285; approves report of Hartford Convention, 301; his opinion of the Treaty of Ghent, ix. 59. Goulburn, Henry, under secretary of state for the colonies, appointed British commissioner at Ghent, ix. 13, 14; presents subjects of discussion, 17; states British demands, 19, 20; reports Bayard’s remarks, 22; checked by Castlereagh, 24, 25; anxious for Prevost to move, 27; out of temper, 29, 30, 31; again checked, 31, 32; quite in despair, 36; thinks the fisheries conceded, 47.