Eppes succeeds Randolph in Congress, i. 319; his report on state of finances, i. 322; his currency scheme, ii. 127. Essex captures the Alert, i. 143; her cruise in the Pacific, ii. 65, 66; is captured at Valparaiso, ii. 66. F. Federalists, triumph of, in New England, i, 265; leaders of in Massachusetts, their exultation over the failure of Wilkinson's campaign, i. 301; hostility of, i. 326. Federalists and Democrats, i. 59-65. Floyd, General, defeats the Indians at Autossee, ii. 31; victorious over the Creeks, ii. 35. Frederickton destroyed, i. 260. Forsyth, Colonel, i. 116; at York, i. 208. Forsyth, John, speech of, in Thirteenth Congress, i. 337. Fort George captured by the Americans, i. 213. G. Gamble, Lieutenant, ii. 51. Gallatin opposes the employment of the navy, i. 130; appointed commissioner to negotiate a treaty, i. 328; letter to government advising war, ii. 181. Gaines, General, takes command of the army stationed at Fort Erie, ii. 100; repels Drummond, ii. 103; succeeds Jackson at New Orleans, ii. 228. Generosity of Americans, i. 203. Georgetown destroyed, i. 260. Globe privateer, her action with two brigs, ii. 267. Gordon, Captain, gallant adherence to Jackson, ii. 26. Guerriere captured by the Constitution, i. 148; blown up, i. 149. Gunnery, superiority of American, i. 175. H. Harmar, General, i. 17. Hammond, British minister in 1791, i. 25. Harrington, Captain, ii. 172. Harrison, General, supersedes Hull, i. 95; at Fort Deposit and Fort Defiance, i. 96; plans a winter campaign, i. 177; at Fort Meigs, i. 196; pursues Proctor, i. 286; defeats him, i. 289. Hartford Convention, History of, ii. 191-200; delegates to Washington, ii. 231. Hall, Judge, fines General Jackson, ii. 227. Henry, John, his character and career, i. 49. Hindman, Major, his gallantry at Lundy's Lane, ii. 94. Hull, General, his campaign, i. 71; tried by court-martial, i. 87; character, i. 88. Hull, Captain, commands the Constitution: his instructions, i. 136; chased by an English squadron, i. 138; captures the Guerriere, i. 139; effect of the victory, i. 151. Hopkins, General, i. 95. Hardy, Commodore, remonstrates against the use of torpedos, i. 265. Hamilton, Secretary of the navy, i. 68. Hamilton, Lieutenant, is sent with the colors of the Macedonian to Washington. Hampton plundered, i. 263. Hampton, General, commands at Plattsburgh, i. 292; advances into Canada, i. 294; retreats, i. 295; refuses to join Wilkinson, i. 299; goes into winter quarters at Plattsburgh, i. 300; strictures on, i. 302.