Liverpool, Earl of (Baron Hawkesbury), British Foreign Secretary, ii. 344, 410; his opinion on Spencer Perceval’s proposed order, iv. 90; on American partiality to France, v. 50; succeeds Castlereagh at the War Department, 263; his view of American duty, vii. 17, 18; on the opening negotiations at Ghent, ix. 25–27; on the utmost point of concession, 31; on the capture of Washington, 36; writes to Wellington, 40; abandons claim to territory, 41. Livingston, Edward, district-attorney and mayor of New York, i. 233, 205; ii. 259; at New Orleans, iii. 300; his speech of 1798, viii. 276. Livingston, Robert R., aids Fulton’s steamboat, i. 69, 112; iii. 216; his family connection, i. 108, 109; offered the Navy Department, 219; appointed minister to France, 233, 295, 404; discusses the price of Louisiana, ii. 31; his claims convention, 46; his estimate of the importance of the cession of Louisiana, 67; claims West Florida, 68 _et seq._; his plan of gaining West Florida, 246, 275; his situation after the treaty, 289; distrusts Napoleon, 290; succeeded by Armstrong, 291, 303. Lloyd, George, lieutenant in the British navy, commanding sloop-of-war “Castilian,” his report on the loss of the “Avon,” viii. 190–192. Lloyd, James, author of the “Boston Memorial,” iii. 144; elected to succeed J. Q. Adams as senator from Massachusetts, iv. 242; senator from Massachusetts, vi. 183; Randolph’s letter to, on the Hartford Convention, viii. 230; his reply to Randolph, 306. Lloyd, Robert, captain of the British seventy-four “Plantagenet,” finds the “General Armstrong” at Fayal, viii. 201; his report of the destruction of the “General Armstrong,” 202–207, 209. Loan of 1810, v. 178; of 1812, for eleven millions, vi. 169; partial failure of, 207; of 1813, for twenty millions, 433, 448; for 1813, of sixteen millions, vii. 44; for 1814, authorized for twenty-five millions, 389; threatened failure of, 394; nine millions obtained in May, viii. 17, 18; failure of, in July, 1814, 213, 241, 242; amounts taken in Virginia and Massachusetts, 234; of eighteen millions, in 1815, for funding treasury notes, ix. 84, 100; failure of, in 1815, 100–103. Lockyer, Nicholas, captain of the British sloop-of-war “Sophie,” negotiates with Jean Laffite, viii. 321. Logan, George, senator from Pennsylvania, iii. 139; his proposal to prohibit commerce with St. Domingo, 88; his bill to prohibit trade with St. Domingo, 140; wishes to set Monroe aside, 152; an amateur negotiator, iv. 236. Logan’s Act, ii. 259; iv. 236. Long, Charles, joint paymaster-general of the forces, v. 58.