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INDEX.

Aboukir, battle of, anecdotes relating to the, 181, 182.

Adam, delineation of the character of, 116.

Albanians, manners and customs of the, 44-47-52-their religion,
54-their contempt for women, 57-their persons, costume, and
houses, ibid.-temperance of the, 58—their language, ibid.

Alexandria Troas, remains of, 73.

Alexandrine verse, observations on, 296.

Ali (Vizier), his person, and manner of receiving strangers, 55-at-
tainment of his present power, 56.

Alps (Rhetian), appearance of the, 363-passes of the, 369.
Annuities, first instance of raising money for the public by perpe-
tual, 471.

Athanasian Creed, observations on the, 243.

Athens, account of the city of, 62.

Austria, government and society of, 438.

Authors, remarks on the conformity between the character of their
works and the age in which they appeared, 285.

Ava, preparation of, among the Otaheiteans, 107, note.

B.

Barbarism, act of French, 383-388-390:

Barclay, objections to his disingenuousness, 162.

Bayle, remarks on, 292.

Bell (Dr.), importance of his improved system of education, 227.
Bennelong, account of, 106.

Bible Associations among the inferior classes, plan for the adoption
of, 125-beneficial consequences resulting from, 127, 130.

Biography, musical, 413.

Boileau, remarks on the writings of, 286.

Bossuet, style of Massillon compared with, 288.

Brahma, characteristics of the religion of, 334.

Bride of Abydos, events of the story of, 394-extracts from, 396-
399-comments on, 398.

Britain, remarks on its military exertion and national wealth, 1, 2—
4-increase of real wealth greater than its population, 3-com-
parative view of its population, 4.

British and Foreign Bible Society, its beneficial effects, 124.
Buchanan (Dr.) his zeal in the propagation of Christianity in India,
330-history of his controversy with Mr. Buller respecting the
rites at the temple of Juggernaut, 331.

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