ACADEMY, Scottish Military, account of,
214

Admiralty, case in the Scottish Court of,
244

Adventure, a singular one, 585

Aeronaut, death of Mr Sadler the, 631
Africa-Disastrous intelligence from Cape

Coast confirmed, 112-Further ac-
counts from, 240-Defeat of the Ash-
antees, 496

Agnew Case of Entails, remarks on the, 3.
Agricultural Reports, 124, 250, 379,
508, 635, 763

Appointments, Promotions, &c. 121,247,
376, 506, 634, 761
Arab, the, to his Horse, 275
Arbroath, spinning-mills in, 753
Assembly, General, sketches of the early
history of the, 86, 198, 320, 467,
589, 730

Associate Synod suspend the Rev. Mr
Fletcher of London, who contemns
their authority, 504

Aurora Borealis, Observations on the, 49
Auto-Biography of Gilbert Greenwood,

Part I. 153-Part II. 293

Balladers, a Lament for the, 312

Byron, Lord, review of Medwin's Con-
versations of, 607

Byron and Burns, dialogue between, 699
Calamitous Fires in Edinburgh, 120,755
Campaign in Russia, review of Boutour-
lin's military history of the, in 1812,
641

Carey, David, Esq. death of, 637
Character and writings of Dr Tucker,
279

Church of Scotland, General Assembly of
the, sketches of its early history, No.
II. 86-No. III. 198-No. IV. 320-
No. V. 467-No. VI. 589-No. VII.
730

Circuit Courts of Justiciary, proceedings
of, 505, 627

Civilization, on the progress of, 291-
Retrospective view of, 400

Classical Reveries, No. VII. 314
Classical Learning, Letters to the Editor
on, 336, 398

Clergymen, Town and Country-History

of the Rev. Andrew Baxter and Fran-
cis Halliday, 34

Clyde, scenery of the, 139

Coal and Oil-Gas Controversy, 736

380, 509, 636, 765

Barclay Drummond; or Memoirs of an
Exile, 93

Baxter, the Rev. Andrew, and Francis
Halliday, History of, 34
Bay Leaves, review of, 547

Bills of Exchange, &c. remarks on Glen's

Treatise on the Law of, 355
Birman Empire, war between the East
India Company and the, 239, 366,
496

Births, 126, 254, 381, 510, 638, 766
Boutourlin, Colonel, review of his history
of the campaign in Russia, 641
Brazil, accounts from, 624

Brewster, Dr, letter of, respecting Oil
Gas, and Professor Leslie's Photome-
ter, 741

to the Congress of, 113

Conflagration, dreadful ones in the High-
Street and Parliament Square of Edin-
burgh, 120, 755

Controversy regarding Coal and Oil Gas,

736

Convention of Royal Burghs, meeting of
the, 246-Extraordinary meeting of,
758

Corn Markets, 123, 249, 378, 507, 634,
764

Cromwell, Henri Quatre, Louis XIV.,
Buonaparte, comparison of, 569

Cursory notices of several works on Elo-
cution, 697

Daniel M'Millan, the Covenanter, ac-
count of, 201
Death, 151

the House of Commons, 502
Bullock, Mr, review of his work on
Mexico, 218

Buonaparte, Henri Quatre, Louis XIV.

and Cromwell, comparison of, 569
Burghs, chief magistrates of, 631
Bursting of an internal lake in Yorkshire,
503

VOL. XV.

Defence of the Literary and Scientific
Institutions of Scotland from the term

"Illegitimate," 184

Defence of a letter on Miracles, 257, 550
Dialogue between Byron and Burns, 699
Documents in the Coal and Oil Gas Con-
troversy Statement of Professor Les-
lie, 736-Letter of Roderick M'Kenzie,

5 D

Esq. to the Oil Gas Company, 738—
Letter from Edward Turner, Esq. and
Professor Christison, 740-from Dr
Brewster, 741-from Mr Pollock, Sec-
retary to the Dublin Oil Gas Company,
ib. of Vindex, from the Caledonian
Mercury, in answer to Dr Brewster,
&c., 744

Dramatic Sketch, 661
Dream, the Pilgrim's, 45

Dublin, a trip to Lochlomond and, 703
Duel, fatal one near Edinburgh, 754
Dundee, commercial prosperity of, 153
Earth, the, remarks on the figure of, 25
Edgefield, 70—Meeting of the Literary

and Poetical Association of, 74
Edinburgh, Walks in, by Dick Pepper-
mint, Walk I, 89-Walk II, 210-
Walk HI, 339-Walk IV, 527—
Dreadful Conflagrations in, 120, 755
Education, Military, remarks on Mr
Scott's Academy for, 214

Education in the Grammar Schools, Let-

ters on, 336, 398

Egypt and Italy, review of scenes and
impressions in, 61

Elocution, notice of several works on,
679-Mr Roberts' Guide to, 698
Encyclopædia, review of the Scottish
Gallovidian, 385

English Literature, the influence of the
French Revolution on, 305
Ennius, character of, 133
Entails, Scotch, remarks on the Law of,
1-Decision in the case of Vans Agnew
considered, 3

Epistle from the Moon, 406
Essay on Punctuation, 413
Evening Star, verses to the, 696

Eventual disuse of War, on the, 289,
400, 531, 665

Exile, memoirs of an, 93
Executions, 118

Extracts from the Portfolio of a Scholar,
129-State of the Latin Language in,
(B. C. 78,) ib.-Plagiarisms of Virgil,
133 Character of Ennius, ib.-Deri-
vation of the word "Italy," 134-Iden-
tity of the Thracians and Illyrians,
155

The Pelasgi, 135-Cicero de Re-
publica, 137-Did the Scots sell Char-
les I. to the English Parliament ? 513-
Theory of the Colonization of Italy,
518-Were the Crusades productive
of advantages to counterbalance their
immediate evils ? 522

Family of Glenhowan, the, 281, 225
Farewell to the Rose, 147

Fatal Presentiment, additional instances
of, 148

Fires, calamitous ones in Edinburgh, 120,
755

Fleming, Dr, notice of the death of,

253

Fletcher, Rev. Mr, suspended by the As-

sociate Synod, but refuses to give up
his pulpit, 504

France.

The ministry in a minority in
the Chamber of Peers, 110-Changes
in the Cabinet of, 237-Censorship of
the Press re-established, 364-Death
of Louis XVIII., and accession of
Charles X., 494

Francesco of Rimini, 675

Fraser, Lieutenant John, notice of his
death, 128
Freedom, 320

French Revolution, its influence on En-
glish Literature, 305
Gallovidian Encyclopædia, review of the
Scottish, 385

Gas, Coal and Oil, documents regarding
the respective qualities of, 736
General Assembly of the Church of Scot-
land, sketches of the early history of
the, No. II. 86-No. III. 198-No.
IV. 320-No. V. 467-No. VI. 589-
No. VII. 730

Gentleman, the real one, 310

Gilbert Greenwood, the auto-biography of,
Part I. 153-Part II. 293
Giulio Adorno, 409

Glenhowan, the Family of, 225, 281
Glory, 288

Gourlay, Mr, assaults Mr Brougham in
the lobby of the House of Commons,
502

Greece.-Arms of, successful against the

Turks, 112-State of affairs in, 239-
Military and Naval actions in, 365-
623, 750

Grammar Schools, proposed new system
of Education in, 336, 398
Hacket, Mr Alexander, death of, 637
Harvest Home, 163

Henri Quatre, Cromwell, Louis XIV.,
Buonaparte, comparison of some points
of character of, 569

High School of Edinburgh, examination
of the, 376

Hindmarsh, Mr, notice of his Rhetorical
Reading, 697

Hints respecting the establishment of
scientific institutions, 733
History, military, of the campaign in
Russia in 1812, review of, 641
Horace, Book I. Ode 37, 280
Human Life, by Mr Rogers, marginal
notes to, 487

Indies, East, War with the King of Ava,
239, 366, 496, 750

Infidel's Wife, the, 442

Influence of the French Revolution on
English Literature, 305

Insolence of Office, remarks on the, 99
Irvine, Washington, review of his Tales
of a Traveller, 325

Irvine, Dr, of Little Dunkeld, death of,

381

Italian Sunrise, *744

Italy and Egypt, scenes and impressions
in, review of, 61

Jacobite Song, 31

Jeune Français, voyage d'un, en Angle-
terre et en Ecosse, review of, 481
Johnson's life of Savage, notice of the
original edition of, 419

Johnston, Dr, of North Leith, notice of
the death of, 252

Judicature Bill, remarks on the Scots, 18,
425

Justiciary, High Court of, proceedings of

the, 117, 118, 120, 372, 759
La Liberta, translation of Melastasio's
poem of, 729

Lament for the Balladers, a, 312
Latin Language, state of, from the ter
mination of the first Punic War till the
death of Sylla, 129
Law of Entail sin Scotland, remarks on,
Law Courts in Scotland, on the Bill for
better regulating the, 18

1

Law Case, not to be found in the books,
report of a, 67

Learning, Classical, estimate of, with a

view to a new arrangement of the
Grammar Schools, 335, 398

Leslie, Professor, statement of, regarding
the comparative qualities of Coal and
Oil Gas, 736

Letter of the Privy Council of Scotland
to James VI, anent publishing the
Workis of Mr Thomas Craig, 152
Letters from a plain man on the subject
of education, 336, 398
Library, Time's, 275

Literary and Scientific Institutions of Scot-

land, defence of, from the term "Ille-
gitimate," 184

Literature, English, influence of the
French revolution on, 305
Lochlomond and Dublin, a trip to, 703
Longevity, remarkable case of, 753
Love, a lover's thoughts on, 471
Louis XVIII., of France, death of, 494
Louis, XIV., Buonaparte, Henri Quatre,
and Cromwell, comparison of, 569
M'Culloch, Mr, his Preliminary Discourse
on Political Economy, 593
MacCulloch, Rev. Dr Robert of Dairsie,
death of, 512

Macdonald, Lord, notice of his death,
126

M'Millan, Daniel, a covenanter, account
of, 201

Mactaggart, John, review of his Scottish

Gallovidian Encylopædia, 385
Magistrates, chief, of Scottish Burghs,
631

Marginal notes to Mr Rogers' "Human
Life," 487

Marriages, 127, 254, 382, 510, 638, 766
Medwin, Captain, review of his Conver-
sations of Lord Byron, 607
Memoirs of an Exile, 93

Metastasio's poem La Liberta, translation
of, 729

Meteorological Tables, 124, 250, 379,
508, 635, 763

Mexico, review of Bullock's six months
residence in, 218-Election of a Presi
dent in, 751

Military Promotions, 121, 247, 376, 506,
632, 761

Military Academy in Edinburgh, notice
of, 214

Military history of the Campaign in
Russia in 1812, review of, 641
Miracles, defence of the letter to the Ed-
itor of the Edinburgh Review on, 257,
550, 676

Moon, epistle from the, to a celebrated
Professor, 406

My first sermon, 78

Nature, sketches from, 29, 459

Nero, the death of, a dramatic sketch,
661

Ode of Horace, 230

Odds and Ends-Magna Parvis, 343-
Collins and Gray, 345-Happy Mo-
ments, 346-Pope, Bowles, Byron, and
Cowper, 347-The alarmed Coterie, ib.
-Two antique Paintings, 348
Office, the insolence of, 99

Oil and Coal Gas, documents in the con-
troversy respecting, 736

Original Edition of Johnson's Life of Sa-
vage, 419

Oudney, Dr Walter, death of, 637
Pan, the death of, 466

Parliament, proceedings of, 115, 241,
367, 497, 625, 752
Pedestrian, the, No. I, 557
Pericles, a Sonnet, 28

Peru, Bolivar proclaimed Dictator of, 115
-Reported victory of Bolivar in, 751
Philtre, the, 417

Photometer, Professor Leslie's, letter of
Dr Brewster, condemning it, 741-
Answer to, 744
Pilgrim's Dream, the, 45
Poetry-Posthumous works of Shelley, 14
-Loch-na-bo, 24-Pericles, a Sonnet,
28-Recollections of youthful scenes,
30-Jacobite song, 31-The pilgrim's
dream, 45-Woman's Love, 53-
Stanzas to a young lady on Valentine's
Eve, 60-Sonnet, by a lady of sensibi.
lity, 75-To the Moon, ib.-Cantata,
from the Italian of Tappi, 76,-The
infant's dream, ib.-Cupid's love, 77

1

-Mutual love, ib.-Walks in Edin-
burgh, 89, 210, 339, 527-Farewell
to the Rose, 147.-Death, 151-Bea-
trice Cenci, 183-Tea, 201-To an In-
fant, 209-TheArab to his horse, 275
-Sonnet, 278-Ode of Horace, 280-
Glory, 288-Freedom, 320—L' In-
triguante, 348-Sonnet, 360-Epistle
to the moon,406-Giulio Adorno, 409

The Philtre, 417-A poet's dedica-
tion to his mistress, 423-The death
of Pan, 466-Retrospection, 470
Sonnet, 568 Byron, *616-To the
Evening Star, 696-Sonnet, 699-
Canzone, 702-Sonnet, 722-Metus-
tasio's poem La Liberta, 729-Italian
Sunrise, *744

Poet's dedication to his mistress, a, 423
Political Economy, Mr M' Culloch's Pre-
liminary Discourse on, 593
Portugal-danger of the King from hos-
tile factions, 111

Pride and vanity, an allegory, 56
Promotions, Appointments, &c. 121, 247,
376, 506, 631, 761

Prussia, left-handed marriage of the
King of, 750

Public conversations, a slap at, by a pe-
dant, 81

Publications, monthly lists of new ones,
107, 234, 362, 490, 619, 746
Punctuation, an essay on, 413
Quippini, a poem, by Peter Marvel, 434
Rattle-snake, account of a, in the museum
of Glasgow, 375
Real gentleman, the, 310

Recollections of youthful scenes, 30
Reminiscences, travelling, No. II, 171
Remarks on Scotch entails, and the Ag-
new case, 1-On the Scots Courts of
Law Bill, 18, 425-On the figure of
the earth, 25-On the Aurora Borealis,
49-On the insolence of office, 89—On
Mr Scott's military academy, 214-On
the character and writings of Dr Tuck-
er, 279-On Glen's ław of bills of ex-
change, &c. 355

Report of an adjudged law case, not to
be found in the books-Shakspeare, v.
the author of Waverley, 67
Retrospection, 470

Revenue, British, quarterly returns of
the, 243, 631

Reveries, Classical, No. VII, 314
Review of Shelley's posthumous poems, 11

Of scenes and impressions in Egypt
and in Italy, 61—Of Bullock's resi-
dence in Mexico, 218-Of tales of a
traveller, 325-Of the Scottish Gallo-
vidian Encyclopædia, 385-Of voyage
d'un jeune Français en Angleterre et en
Ecosse, 481-Of Smith's bay leaves,
547-Of Captain Medwin's Conversa-
tions of Lord Byron, 607-of Bou-
tourlin's Campaign in Russia in 1812,
641

Review, Edinburgh, defence of letter to
the Editor of on miracles, 257, 550, 676
Rimini, Francesca of, 675

Russia, campaign in, of 1812, review of
military history of, 641

Sadler, Mr, the aeronaut, killed by a fall
from his balloon, 631

Sandwich Islands, death of the King and
Queen of, in London, 245

Savage, original edition of Johnson's life
of, 419

Scenery of the Clyde, 139

Scholar, extracts from the Portfolio of a,
129

Scientific Institutions, hints regarding their
establishment in various parts of the
country, 733

Scotch Entails, remarks on the law of, 1
Scots Judicatare, remarks on the propos-

ed bill for better regulating the forms
of process in the Courts of Law in
Scotland-1. Views of Government, 18
-2. Scots Acts of Sederunt, 20—3.
Signet summonses and writs, 22-As-
similation of the Jurisprudence of Bri-
tain and Ireland, 425-Bill-Chamber,
427-Writs and special pleadings, 430
Scotland, defence of the Literary and Sci-
entific Institutions of, 184

Scottish Military Education, observations
on, 214

Scottish Gallovidian Encyclopædia, review
of the, 385

Sermon, my first one, 78

Shark caught in Scotland, 754

Shelley, Mr, review of his posthumous
poems, 11

Singular adventure, 585

Sketches from Nature, 29, 459

Sketches of the early history of the Ge-
neral Assembly of the Church of Scot-
land, No. II. 86-No. III. 198-No.
IV. 320-No. V. 467-No. VI. 589
-No. VII. 730

Slap at public conversations, by a pedant,
81

Sonnets, 28, 75, 278, 360, 568, 699, 722
Spain Tyrannical government of Ferdi.
nand, 111-Change of Ministry in,
237-Commotions in, 365-Sanguin-
ary mandate of the Police Minister,
495 and decree of the King, 623-
Further commotions in, 749

Stage Coach, the, 349

Stanzas to a young lady on Valentine's
Eve, 60

Steam-yacht, the, 562

Tale from the German, 575
Tales of a Traveller, review of, 325
Tartarus, voice from, 690
Tea, 201

Thoughts on love, a lover's, 471
Time's Library, 278

Town and Country Clergymen

The Rev.

Andrew Baxter and Francis Halliday,
34

Traveller, the, No. I. 418