961

ACCOUNT of a sailor who

lived on an uninhabited
island, near Peru, 105
Address to the College of
Fort-William, 184

the Aerial Isles, a poem, re-
view of, 286
Agriculture, present state of,
427

Algiers, condition of the
slaves at, 588-Description
of the town and harbour of,
643

Alison's sermons, review of,
286

Anecdotes of the Duke of
Wellington, 9-of Marshal
Macdonald, 10-of Bona-
parte, 914

Annuity Fund, plan of one
for the poor, 657
Antiquarian Inscription, de-
bate on one, 337
the Antiquarian Repertory,
No. I. 194--No. II. 205
No. III. 344-No. IV. 436
-No. V. 519, 677-VI.
663-VII. 817-VIII.897
the Antiquary, a novel, re-
view of, 365

Antiquity, Monumental, on
the study of, 116
Antiquities in Dumfries-
shire, account of, 322
Architecture, observations on
the Gothic style of, 447
Arts, Fine, memoirs of the
progress of, 53, 95, 167,
247, 327, 415, 494, 565,
647, 727, 805, 886

in Edinburgh, no-
tices respecting, 205
Austrian Empire, statistical
accounts of, 804
Begging, Third Report of
Society for Suppression of,
97-Extension of the Socie-
ty, 678

Bill of Fare in 1631, 253
Bonaparte, behaviour of, be-
fore and after his abdica.
tion, 24-Particulars of his
December 1816.

conduct at Waterloo, 828-
Anecdotes and conversations
of, at St Helena, 914
Borneo, description of the
island of, 921

Brain, Gall and Spurzheim's
anatomy of the, Report of
the French National Insti-
tute on, 887

Brewing utensils, law case
respecting, 198

Britain, Cambrian narrative
of Cæsar's invasion of, 257
-Population of the princi-
pal towns of, 584-Reve-
nue of in 1815, 758-Ge-
neral view of the Trade and
Navigation of, in 1814 and
1815, 892

Brown, Professor Thomas,
review of his Wanderer in
Norway, 47

Burns, Robert, review of Dr
Currie's letter to a friend
of, 605

Byron, Lord, review of his
Third Canto of Childe Ha-
rold, 849
Cadogan, Colonel, inscrip-
tion on a monument to,
252
Cæsar's invasion of Britain,
original narrative of, 257
Caledonian Horticultural So-
ciety, discourse read at a
meeting of, 180-Proceed-
ings of, 261, 747
Caves, description of a great
one in Kentucky, Ameri-
ca, 909

Celtæ, the ancient inhabi-
tants of Europe, disserta-
tion on the, 817
Chapel, Episcopal, descrip-
tion of one building in Edin-
burgh, 403

Chemistry, memoirs of the
progress of, 53, 95, 167,
247, 327, 415, 494, 565,
647, 727, 805, 886
Childe Harold, review of the
Third Canto of, 849

Chili, political state of, 111
China, dispute between the
East India Company and,
271
Crichton Castle, description
of, 3

Church of Scotland, review
of Dr Cooke's speech re-
specting residence and plu-
ralities in the, 529
Cicero, newly discovered ora-
tions of, 254

City of the Plague, a poem,
review of, 209

Civil List, Expences of the,
430

Clackmannan Tower, de-
scription of, 163
Composition, Original, essay
on, 658

Cooke, Dr, review of his
Speech in General Assem-
bly on residence and plu-
ralities, 529

Court of Session, curious case

recently decided by the, 31
Crinan Canal, papers relative
to the, 422
Criticism and Taste, state
of, 171

Currie, Dr, review of his
Letter to a friend of Burns,
605

Dalrymple, Alexander, me-
moir of the late, 749
Dancing, state of the art in
Edinburgh, 22

Deaf and Dumb, report of
the Edinburgh Institution
for the, 489

Debts, on diminishing the
expences of recovering, 755
Defamation, curious action
for, 201

Delinquenty, juvenile, cau-
ses of the increase of, 673
the Drama-present state of
tragic acting, and compa-
rison of some of the prin
cipal performers, 624
Dumfries-shire Antiquities,
322

Duudee.

AGRICULTURAL Distress,
statement of, by Mr West-
ern, 382 Discussions re-
specting, in the House of
Commons, 463, 543

Bennet, Mr, statement of,
on the abuses in prisons,
784
Bonaparte, bills for the bet-
ter securing of, 383
Brande, Mr, his speech on
the state of agriculture,
464

Brougham, Mr, his speech
on the Holy Alliance be-
tween Russia, Prussia, and
Austria, 219-Extraordi-
nary speech of, on a mo-
tion for increasing Mr Cro-
ker's salary, 461-Com-
plains of partiality in Ex-
cise prosecutions, 539-
Speech of, on the distresses
of agriculture, 543 His
bill on the liberty of the
press, 701

Burdett, Sir Francis, pre-
sents a petition from Wilts,
complaining of the taxes,
542

Canning, Mr, speaks in fa.
vour of Catholic emancipa.
tion, 784

Castlereagh, Lord, speech of,
on the state of agriculture,
544

Catholic claims, Lord Do-
nochmore's motion in fa-
vour of, negatived, 698-
Mr Canning's motion on
the same subject rejected,
702

Christian treaty between Rus-
sia, Austria, and Prussia,
occasions a debate in the
House of Commons, 219
Cochrane, Lord, House of
Commons refuses to discuss
his charges against Lord
Ellenborough, 620

COMMONS, HOUSE of, De-
bate on the Prince Regent's
speech on opening the
sessions, 138-Petitions a-
gainst the Income Tax, and
discussions thereon, 218,
222, 225, 299, 301, 378,
380- Discussion of the
Budget, 221-Objections to
the increase of the Judges'
salaries in Scotland, 223

office of Third Secretary of
State, 541-Debate on the
ordnance estimates, 542-
On the laws relative to fo-
reign linens, 618-On the
wool trade, 619-Refuses
to consider Lord Cochrane's
charges against Lord Ellen-
borough, 620-Debates on
the civil list, 622—Nega-
tives motion for reduction
of expenditure, 699-Re-
jects motion for Catholic
emancipation, 702-Debate
on the modification of tithes,
702-On the Budget, 703
-On the distillery laws,
777-Votes thanks to the
Duke of Wellington, 859
Croker, Mr, Secretary to the
Admiralty, increase of his
salary objected to, in the
Commons, 461

Distillery laws, discussions
on them in the Commons,
777

Divorce bill, debate on, 697
Elgin, Lord, his collection
of marbles purchased by
Parliament, 777
Essex, Earl of, complains of
interruption from the mili-
tary on the streets, 457
Excise prosecutions, impar-
tiality in, complained of by
Mr Brougham, 539

Folke-

Folkestone, Lord, speech of,
on the army estimates, 302
Foreign Powers, discussion
of treaties with, 217

linens, motion for
revising the laws concern-
ing, rejected by the Com-
mons, 618

Forged notes, statement of
General Thornton on the
increase of, 618
Grenfell, Mr, motion of,
respecting the silver cur-
rency, 617

Heron, Sir Rob. bold speech
of, on the discussion of the
budget, 221

Income Tax, debates on and
petitions against its conti-
nuance, 218, 222, 225, 298,
301, 304, 377, 380-Re-
jected in the Commons, by
a majority of 37 against
ministers, 460

Judges salaries in Scotland,
increase of, questioned in
the Commons, 223
Lambton, Mr, his speech
against the Property-Tax,
378

Liberty of the press, Mr
Brougham's bill relative to
it, 701

against it, 377-On the
state of Ireland, ib.-Re-
jects motion for abolishing
useless offices, 537-De-
bate on the civil list bill,
697-On the alien bill, 698
-Negatives motion for Ca-
tholic emancipation, 698-
Speech of the Prince Re-
gent on the prorogation of
Parliament, 857

Malt duty repealed by Mi-
nisters, 460

Merchants, &c. of London,

petition against the Proper-
ty Tax, 450
Methven, Mr, speech of a-
gainst the Income Tax, 378
Military clubs deprecated in
the House of Commons, 378
Milton, Lord, complains of
interruption from the mili-
tary in the streets, 541, 701
Ministers, practice of ques-
tioning them in Commons
complained of, 224-Left
in a minority on the ques-
tion of the Property Tax,
460-and on the question
of appointing a vice - trea-
surer of exchequer, 781
Nation, motion respecting
the state of the, 297

motion for erecting one,140
Navy estimates discussed in
the Commons, 538
Ordnance estimates, discus-
sion of the, 542
Peace Establishment,debates
on the extent of the, 299,302
Poor laws, plan for superse-
ding them, 704

Prince Regent, his speech
on the opening of Parlia-
ment, 137-Grants a sum
for erecting a monument
to Cardinal York, 224-
Announces to Parliament
the approaching marriage
of the Princess Charlotte,
298-Speech of, on the pro-
rogation of Parliament, 857

Historical Affairs.

Algiers, proposed crusade a-
gainst it, 225-Speech of
Viscount Chateaubriand on
the subject, 307-Massacre
of Christians at Bona, 467
-England fits out a great
naval armament against it,

Property Tax, rejected by

House of Commons, 460
Reform of Parliament, peti-
tions on the subject, 781
Saxe Cobourg, Prince Leo-
pold of, naturalized by a
bill in Parliament, 299-
Money voted to him on his
marriage with the Princess
Charlotte, 384

Silver coin, statements con-
cerning the, 537, 617-
Message of the Prince Re-
gent respecting a new coin-
age, 704
Spanish Patriots, their pro-
secution by Ferdinand no-
ticed in the House of Com-
mons, 223
Tierney, Mr, his reply to
Mr Rose, on a debate con-
cerning the office of Third
Secretary of State, 540-
Speech on the civil list bill,
622-On motion for com-
mittee on the expenditure
of Government, 700
Tithes, debate on the modi.
fication of, 702
Vansittart, Mr, advocates
the continuance of the In-
come Tax, 380-Proposes
repeal of malt duty, 460-
His statement of ways and
means for the year, 703
Wales, Princess Charlotte of,
her proposed marriage an-
nounced to Parliament, 298
-which votes her an outfit
of £.60,000, and £.50,000
annual income, 384
Ways and Means for the
year, 704

Weights and Measures, bill
for equalizing them, lost in
the Lords, 457
Wellington, Duke of, re-
ceives thanks of Commons,
859

Wilberforce, Mr, speech of,
on the slave trade, 782
Wool trade, report of Com-
mittee on the, 619

547-which burns the fleet
and destroys part of the
city by bombardment, 705
-forcing the Dey to make
a humiliating peace, 785
-Situation of the city af
ter these events, 862

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