Lieut. North. from 14 F. with Lieut. Williams, Lieut. Col. Brownrigg, h, p. 2 Ceylon Reg. 86 FRA

Major Loftus, 9

Fort, th!!
Peel, from 49 F. ree, diff. with Lieut. Bar Gough, 68 F.
ker, b. p. 23 F.

Capt. M.Namara, late 1 Vet. Bu, 1

May 13.
Mainwaring, from 65. F. with Lieut. Car Peddie, late 6 do. Castletown, Isle of Man,
roll, 87 E.

April 24
Smith, from 90 F. rec. dift. with Lieut. Pickard, late 8 do. Banwell, Somerset, do. 23.
Laing, h. pol F.

Fowler, h. p. 104 F. Dep. Assist. Qua.-Mast.
Ottley, from 90 F. rec, dift. with Lieut. Gen. Quebec.

do. 21,
Read, h. p. 61 F.

Harpur, h, p. R. W. I Rang. Woolwich,
Cornet Campbell, from 1 Dr. Gds. rec. diff. with

Mar. 18,
Cornet Davies, hep 12 Dr...

Crompton, h. p. York Lt. Inf. Vol. Paco
Martin, from 6 Dr. Gds. rec. diff. with D'Arcos, near Lisbon,

Nov. 29, 1821.
Cornet Wiss, h. p.

Lieut. Manly, R. Art. Woelwich, April 30, 1822.
Moore, from 3 Dr. with Cornet White, 16 Ryan, late 5 Vet. Bn. Kennington, Mar. 1.
Dr.

Wetherherd, late 7 do, formerly Capt. in
Vet. Surg. Spencer, from 1 Gds. with Vet. Surg. late 23 Dr. Halifax, Yorkshire,

do. 7. lons, 16 Dr.

Campbell, h. p. 18 Dr. Otter House, Argyll,

Feb. 24.
Resignations and Retirements.

Cormack, h. p. 19 F, near Thurso, North
Lieut. Col. Rowan, 32 F.

Britain,

Mar. 23.
Maoners, 74 E.

Chamberlayne, h. p. 72 F. ; April 21.
Cookson, 80 F.

Roeden, h. p. 2 Hussars Ger. Leg. Hanover,
Major Gell, 29 F.

do. 19. Capt, Hon. C. Petre, 14 Dr.

Cornet M Dermott, h. p. Wagg. Train, Croydon, Lieut. Hewett, 8 Dr.

Mar. 1. Ens. Ward, 8 F.

Ens. Copson, 11 F. Surg. Easton, 15 Dr.

Porter, h. p. 32 F. Isle of Man,

Dec. 25, 1821
Appointments Cancelled.

Coulson, h.

p. 43 F. Bridlington, Yorkshire, Major Lenn, 21 F.

Mar. 15, 1822. Lieut. Shaw, 2 Vet. Bn.

Douglas, h. p. 1 Gar. Bn.

April 29. Ens. Carroll, 16 F.

Med. Dep. Dr. Menzies, Deputy Insp. of HospiAssist. Surg. Pope, 89 F.

tals, Barbadoes,
Deaths.

Assist. Surg. Lacon, h. p. 6 F. Pershore,
Worcestershire,

April 19,
Lieut. Gen. Sir Gonville Bromhead, Bt. Lincoln-

Hosp. Assist. Stubbings, h. p. Canadas
shire,
May 11, 1822.

Jan. 8.

1

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

* 17. Mrs Clark, 51, George's Square, of a daughBIRTHS.

ter. Nov 15, 1821. At Chanar, Bengal, the lady of 19. At his house, George Street, the lady of George Píayfair, Esq. Garrison-surgeon, of a

Lieutenant-General Sir John Hope, of a son. daughter.

22. The lady of William Fergusson, Esq. of
† April 10, 1822. At Malta, the lady of Lieute, Kilrie, of a daughter.
nant-Colonel Balneavis, 27th regiment, of a son. 23. At the Hague, her Royal Highness the

23. In Great George Street, London, the Right Princess of Orange, of a Prince.
Hon. Lady Emily Drummond, of a son.

- At New Laverock Bank, Mrs William S.
29. At Florence, the lady of Lieutenant-Gene Maclean, of a daughter.
ral the Hon. Sir Alexander Hope, G. C. B. of a 24. At Cavers, Nirs Douglas of Cavers, of a son
son.

and heir,
May 1, Mrs William Maxwell Little, Dundas At Barcaldine, the lady of Duncan Camp-
Street, of a daughter.

bell, Esq. of Barcaldine, of a son.
2. At Edinburgh, the lady of John Sinclair, 25. Ai Auchlunkart, the lady of Patrick Steu-
Esq. of Barrock, of a son.

art, Esq. of Auchlunkart, of a son,
14. At his lordship's house, in Piccadilly, Lon 26. At North Nelson, Mrs Hutchinson of a
don, the Countess of Roseberry, of a daughter. daughter.

-In London, the lady of the Right Hon. Ro In Belfast Barracks, Mrs Farquharson, 25th
bert Peel, of a son.

regiment, of a son.
5. At Dean-bank house, Stockbridge, Mrs - At No. 6, Dundas Street, Edinburgh, Mrs
Bruee, of a son.

Colquhoun Grant, of a son.
7. At Gallanach, the lady of Dugald Macdou.

31. At Cumbernauld-house, the Honourable gall, Esq. of Gallanach, of a son.

Mrs Fleming, of a daughter. 9. Mrs J. A. Cheyne, No. 30, London Street, of a daughter.

Lately, In Roxburghshire, Mrs Dick, Glen

sheal, of a son. At Stirling, the lady of John Fraser, Esq.

At Shielhill, parish of Polmont, the wife of advocate, of a daughter.

J. Anderson, of three sons, who, with the mother,
At Georgefield, parish of Westerkirk, Mrs.

are all doing well. Murray, of a son and heir.

10. Mrs Forrest, wife of Mr Forrest, banker in Forfar, of two sons and one daughter. The girl

MARRIAGES. is since dead, but the mother and the two boys

are April 22, 1822. At Muirburn, Mr Thomas doing well.

Dykes, writer, Hamilton, to Isabella, daughter of Mrs Vans Hathorn, Prince's Street, of a James Alston, Esq. of Muirburn. daughter.

May 1. At Edinburgh, Lieutenant Nathaniel
li, Mrs J. S. Brown, No 5, Graham Street, of. Taylor, late of the 90th light infantry, to Maria,
a daughter.

second daughter of the deceased Charles Angus,
Åt Kensington, Mrs Carnegie, of a daughter. Esq, Turnberry Lodge.
Mrs Paul, 65, York Place, of a son.

2. At Bath, Major-General Sir William Inglis,
12. Mrs Anderson, No. 90, Prince's Street, of a K. C. B. to Margaret Marianne, eldest daughter
daughter.

of Major-General Raymond.
13 At the Manse of Dumbarney, Mrs Ander 6. At 126, George Street, Gilbert Laurie Fin-
son, of a son.

lay, Esq. W. S. to Grace Hunter, daughter of
2 At Portsmouth, the lady of Major Stuart George Charles, Esq. M. D.
Dalziel, Royal Marines, of a son.

8. At London, Mr John Muir, writer, Edin-
17. In Northumberland Street, the lady of burgh, to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of the
Captain Hodgson, R. N. of a daughter.

late Mr Robert Wood, of Little Britain.

8. At Woodehester, Gloucestershire, the Earl 28. At Meerut, Major General F. Ese Hardy of Denbigh, to the Hon. Miss Moreton, eldestman, C. B. Colonel of his Majesty's 17th regimate daughter of the Right Hon. Lord Ducie

of foot, and Comnander of the ad division of the Married at Whitehaven, Mr. W. Butter-field army in Bengal. worth Moffat, to Miss Clementson, daughter of Dec. 3. At Bombay, the Hon. Sir W. D.Ewany E. Clementson, Esqusanya bertebat Recorder of that presideneyeziu, SI

14. At Edinburgh, Captain John Duncan, of 7. At Seringapatam, Mary, daughter of Links the Hon. the East India Company's Service, to tenant-Colonel Thomas Paterson, and spouse of Mary, eldest danghter of the late Robert Hill, of James Cassamayor, Esq. in the civil service of the Rosebank, Esq. W. Scipa

Hon. East India Company, 16. At Brighton, Vice-Admiral Sir Richard of the dropsy, Pomare, King of Otheite. King, Baft. K.C. B. to Maria Sussanna, daughter His remains were deposited on the 11th, in a new of the late Admiral Sir Charles Cotton, Bart. stone tomb at the upper end of the large chapel he

17. At London, James Niven, Esq. of Glen had erected for Christian worship: A regenes, arm, to Anne Jane, only daughter of the late Rex, consisting of the principal Chiefs, has been formed Dr John Vardell, rector of Fishtoft and Sherbeck. the heir to the crown not being two years of age,

21. At Edinburgh, the Rev. Daniel Gorrie, Jan. 7. At Cape Town, on his passage from I King's Kettle, Fife, to Jane, youngest daughter of dia, Lieutenant-Colonel John Stuart Jerdan, of the late John Moffat, Surgeon, Royal Navy, the 10th regiment Bombay infantry, and of Kelso,

- At Ripley, Surrey, Ochterlony Lockhart in Roxburghshire.
Mure, Esg, of Livingston, in the stewartry of March 16, 1822. Dr Alexander Menzies, deputy
Kirkeudbright, to Louisa, daughter of James Inspector of Hospitals, at Barbadoes.
Dalblae, Esq.

23. In George Town, Demerara, after a short 25. At Leith, Lieutenant John Baikie, R. N. to illness, Catharine Campbell, aged 25, relict of the Isabella, youngest daughter of the late Mr John late Evan M'Pherson, Esq. and eldest daughter of Hutton, merchant in Leith.

Mr M'Gregor, St Andrew's Square. At Nith Bank, Walter Ritchie, Esq. h. p. April 20. At Belle Isle, near Arubleside, on his 14th Light Dragoons, to Isabella, eldest daughter way to Cheltenham, the Rev. William Curwen, of of the late Captain Thomas Moore, Douglas, Isle Harrington, second son of J. C. Curwen, Esq. ML. P. of Man.

22. Lost off the coast of Ireland, on board of - At Greenwich, William Scott Preston, Esq. his Majesty's ship Confiance, Mr John Whalley to Margaret Grace Gordon, youngest daughter of Shairp, Midshipman, aged 21, (past for a Lieutel the late Peter Lawrie, Esq. of Blackheath and Ernespie.

nant at Royal Naval College.) second son of Wils

liam Shairp, Esq. late of Kirkton, Collector of 25. At Turvey, county of Bedford, the Rev. Customs, Bo'ness. James Marshall, Minister of the Outer High 23. At Murraythwaite, Lieutenant-Colonel John. Church in Glasgow, to Mary Catherine, eldest Murray, of Tundergarth. daughter of the Rev. Leigh Richmond, Rector of 26. At Edinburgh, Miss Marion Scott, aged 59, Turvey.

daughter of the late Mr Thomas Scott, farmer - At London, Robert Mudie, Esq. to Frances Craiglockart. Wallace,

second daughter of Captain John Urquhart, late of the East India-house.

- At Edinburgh, Mrs Ferrier, wife of Louis.

Henry Ferrier, Esq. of Belleside. 27. At Edinburgh, Mr William Fotheringham, to Janet, third daughter of Robert

Forrester, late

27. At Polwarth Manse, Berwiekshire, Mrs

Home, wife of the Rev. Robert Home ship-master in Kinghorn.

29. Aged 49, Mrs Grace Straton, relict of Mrd 29. At Glasgow, M. A. Nicholson, Esq. archi- John Mactavish, writer in Edinburgh tect, London, to Agnes, daughter of Mir John 50. At Prince's Street, John Findlay, Esg. Gibson, late of Partick.

- At Oban, Marion, eldest daughter of John 31. At Hamburgh Place, North Leith, Mr James Noble, teacher of languages, Edinburgh,

Robson, Esq. of the Customs there.

May 1. At Westhaven, near Arbroath, Mr Da to Agnes, eldest daughter of Mr H. Blaik, merchant.

niel Mackenzie, of the Excise. Latdy, At Edinburgh, William Henry Cock,

2. At Dunoon Manse, Argyllshire, Mrs Mare Esq. younger of Knowles, Lancashire, and of the

garet Campbell, widow of Duncan Campbell, Esque

of Glenfeachan, and daughter of the late Neil
island of St Bartholomew, to Home, youngest Campbell, Esq. of Dunstaffnage.
daughter of Dr William Farquharson, physician,
Edinburgh.

At Glasgow, Mrs Jean Murray, reliet of the
At Prestonpans, Robert Dickson, Durham

late Rev. James Sinclair, Stronsay, matron of the militia, to Mary Ann, second daughter of the late

Charity Workhouse, Edinburgh. John Stewart, Esq. of Blair Hall.

- At his house, Innerwick, East Lothian, Mr Robert Duncan, in the 90th year of his age.

5. At Eddlestone Manse, the Rev. Dr Patrick

Robertson, Minister of Eddlestone, in the 7th of
DEATHS.

his age, and the 49th of his ministry. Sept. 29, 1821. At Cuttack, East Indies, Alex- maker, Grassmarket.

- At Edinburgh, Mr Robert Gilmore, ropes: ander Maclean, Esq. (youngest son of the late Mr Surgeon to the commissioner and civil surgeon John Maclean, Langamull, Mull, Argyllshire,)

4. Suddenly, in a fit of apoplexy, Ann Tuckere

wife of Mr William Campbell, founder, Tweede of that station, aged about 37 years.

mouth, in the 61th year of her age. Oct. 5. At Trincomalee, island of Ceylon, Lieu

5. At Edinburgh, Walter, sou of William Roy tenant-Colonel William Geddes, of the 83d regi

Esq. of Nerithorn. ment of foot.

- At Balkail, in the 38th year of her age, Mrs 5. At Shiraz, in Persia, Claudius John Rich,

Ross, wife of Captain John Ross, R. N. Esq. Author of the Memoir of Ancient Babylon, London, in the 68th year of his age, the Hon, and formerly of Bristol, and late resident of the East

At his house in Hill Street, Berkely Square,

most Rev. William Stuart, Archbishop of Armagh Nov. 1. At Baroda Camp, of a bilious remittent the Arth and youngest, and last surviving som er

and Lord Primate of all Ireland. His Grace was feyer, Captain Robert M Farlane, 4th regiment John, Earl of Bute. grenadier battalion, a native of Monteath,

PerthShire.ro

At Musselburgh, Isabella Dobie, wife of 5. At Bombay, aged 49, P. C. Baird, Esq.M.D. superintending Surgeon in the Hon. East India

06. At Dublin, his Grace the Archbishop of Castill Company's Service on the Bombay establishment.

shel. His Grace was consecrated Lord Bishop of 9. At Pootookghur, in Bengal, Ensign James

Clonfert in 1795. In the year following he was Campbell, 4th regiment of native infantry.

translated to the see of Kilmore, and in 1801 ha 12. At Cannonore, East Indies, James John

was preferred to the Archdiocese of Cashel. ston Duncan, Surgeon, Madras establishment, son

- At Durham-house, in the parish of Torty of the late Rev, Dr Duncan, rector of Whalton, late Mr John Paton, Surgeon there.

burn, and county of Fife, Mrs Paton, relict of the
21. At attra, in Bengal, Captain Andrew the Rer. bonaid Sage, Minister of that some
Christie, of the 6th native Infantry, eldest son of
Andrew Christie, Esq. of Ferrybank.

Mrs Ann Jones, wife of the Rev. T. S. Jones,
D.D.

7. After a long and Tsevere illness, Mr Edward 22. Suddenly, the infant son of Colonel Holmes
Simpson, musieian in Edinburgh.

of the 3d dragoon guards. 10. 9
At Long's Hotel, Bond Street, London, Mat - At Gorgie, Catherine, oldest daughter of Roa
thew Russel, Esq. of Brancepeth Castle, Durham,bert Robb, farmer there,
aged 57

23. At Kirkaldy, Mr Robert Skirving, aged 66.
- Lady Burdon, wife of Sir Thomas Burdon, - At Edinburgh, Mrs Christian Græme, daugh
of Newcastle upon Tyne, and youngest sister of ter of the deceased Dr William Græme, M. D.
Lord Stowell and the Earl of Eldon.

London. POSTERREN 93
8 Mrs Nelson, at Mr George Hay's, No. Mr Francis Vogan, cork-manufacturer, Leith.
Drummond Place.

At Thurso, Mr John Miller, merehant.
At Edinburgh, Mrs Fairbairn, widow of Mr At his

house in the West'Bow, Mr David
John Fairbairn, bookseller.

A Grindlay, in his 85th year.
9. At Edinburgh, Mr James Dickinson, slater. 24. At Torbolt, by Dornoch, Colonel Alexander

At Alyth, Mrs Mary Nicoll, wife of the Rev. Sutherland, of Culmaily.com
Alexander Nicoll, Episcopal minister there.

At Colinsburgh, Mr John Brash, in the 63d$
10. Henry Johnson, Esq. of Meadow Bank, year of his age.
aged 69 years.

25. At London, her Grace the Duchess of Graf..
Sarah, youngest daughter of Robert Braith ton, aged 77.
waite, Esq. of Whitby.

26. At her residence in Hertford Street, May
Thomas Gale Douglas, Esq. of the 738 re Fair, the Dowager Countess Grey. Her Ladyship
giment, second son of Årchibald Douglas of Ad was only daughter of George Grey, of Southwick,
derston, Esq.

in the county of Durham, Esq. and widow of Ge-
At Eastmains, near Ormiston, Mr James neral the Right Hon. Charles, first Earl Grey,
M‘Robin, solicitor at law.com

K. B.
At Paris, Abbe Sicard, aged 89, the philan At Edinburgh, William, second son of John
thropic and celebiated director of the Institution Wardrop, Esq. Banker.
of the Deaf and Dumb.

- At Edinburgh, Mrs Sivright, widow of the
11. At London, Mr Walter Ogilvie, son of the late late Thomas Sivright, Esq. of South House.
Rev. John Ogilvie, D. D. minister of the gospel at - At Ham, Surrey, Margaret, wife of General
Midrar.

Godon Forbes, aged 76.
12. At Greenhali, near Crieff, Jane Menzies, 28. At St Andrews, Mr William Bruce, student
eldest daughter of Mr William Menzies. of divinity.

At her house in Maitland Street, Mrs Mar 30. At Edinburgh, Mr James Ramsay, super-
garet Robertson, relict of the late Mr James Bar visor of Excise, Edinburgh.
ron, West Craigs.

- At the house of his son-in-law, W. Thomson,
13. At Milton-house, near Peterborough, after Esq. M. P. Samuel Homfray, Esq. late M. P. for
a long protracted illness, the Countess of Fitz- Stafford, in the 81st year of his age.
William, in her 75th year.

At Cork, where he had gone for medical as-
14. At Greenock, Duncan Campbell, jun. Esq.sistance, the Right Hon. John de Courcy, Lord
merchant there.
At Aberdeen, the Rev. Charles M'Hardy,

Kingsale, Baron Courey, and Baron of Ringrone,
minister of Craithie and Braemar, in the 76th year cestor was presented in 1762 to his late Majesty,
of his age, and 53d of his ministry.

and had the honour of asserting the ancient pri-
- At No. 107, Prince's Street, Mrs Vans Ha vilege of his family of wearing his hat in the
thorn.

King's presence. The late Lord also enjoyed the
15. At his house, 47, Hanover Street, James same privilege.
Haig, Esq.

- in Dublin, Lieutenant-Colonel Cox, late of
16. At Paris, the Duke of Richelieu, Peer of the 69th Foot.
France, Lieutenant-General of the army, and late - The Right Rev. Dr Thomas Lewis O'Bierne,
Prime Minister of France.

Bishop of Meath. His Lordship was originally
At Cupar, Mr William Thomson, merchant educated for the functions of a Roman Catholic
there,

priest, but having recommended himself to the
17. At Edinburgh, Mr Thomas Carmichal, mer notice of the late Duke of Portland, he abjured
chant.

the Roman Catholic faith, became a Protestant
At Alloa, Mr John Orr, merchant.

clergyman, and was, in 1789, promoted to the
At Gotha, his Serene

Hignn ess the reigning see of Meath, one of the most valuable in Ireland
Duke of Saxe Gotha

Altenburg, of an inflamma in point of income and patronage.
tion of the lungs, in his 50th year.

At Aberdeen, James Brechin, at the very
18. At Church-house, Tenbury, Worcestershire, advanced age of 102 years. For the last forty
Alexander Johnston,

Esq. a native of Gifford, in years he had been resident in that place, in various
East Lothian, and one of tlie oldest surgeons of employments, but in the enjoyment of good health,
the Royal Navy.

retaining his faculties until within a week of his
At her house Vanburgh Place, Leith Links, death.
Mrs Patterson, wife of George Patterson, Esq.R.N. - At Glasgow, Sarah MʻIntosh, at the advan-

- At Edinburgh, Mrs Broughton, wife of Mr ced age of 106 years. She was born in Argyle.
C. Broughton, W. S. accountant.

shire. Her husband John Johnston, belonged to
19. Mrs Scott, junior, cf Trinity.

the south of Scotland. During the Rebellion he
21. At Kirkaldy, Alexander Adam, Esq. much was attached to the interest of the Pretender, and
regretted.

fled to Ireland immediately after the battle of Cul-
At Perth, Lieutenant James Mitchell, late
of the 8th Veteran Battalion, and many years Ad-

loden. Sarah returned to Seotland about two

years ago. She lost her sight some time since ;
jutant of the 88th, or Connaught Rangers.

but retained her mental faculties to the last. She
At Edinburgh, Katherine, youngest daughter had an excellent recollection of the events of her
of Mr Ewart, clerk in Chancery.

youth; and it was the only solace of her last days.
At Maybole, Mrs Hutchison, relict of Hugh to talk of the Pretender, and detail the devotion,
Hutchison, Esq.
of Southfield.

the bravery,the sufferings and hair-breadth eseapes
At Largo Manse, Mrs Oliphant, widow of the of her clansmen and acquaintances, during the
late Rev. Mr Oliphant. sal

troublesome period of the Rebellion. She had
Mr Thomas Sibbald, governor of Edinburgh 12 children, 42 grand-children, an 1 36 great-grand-la
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Calcutta. Chapter 1. The Landing A

----Chapter 11. Writers and writerian,
Adam Blair, of Some Passages in 432—Chapter The Artist and

ings1564 - Chapter I Veid and did

GOI
Allan, Mr William, remarks on his pic, Cambridge pamphlets, review of:736,1901

death of Archbishop Sharpe, Categories, the, on the arrangement
439

308.
Ambrosianæ, Noctes, No. 1. 309–No. II. Catholic layman, reply 98 to the besten die

10 ml 1228
475 No. III. 601
America, North, recollections of the war Catiline, a tragedy, review of

a Protestant, 553
of independence in, 184

Chit-chat, London, 331
American poets, review of specimens of Christ, on Hall's picture of the two Mary's

684
Ancient

visiting the sepalchre of, 596, i aqzia
book was new," 86

175
Anecdotes of ancient and modern booksela Cochelet's shipwreck, review of, 310

Club, the Kit-cat, account of, 201,73M
Ters, 203_Of the Duke of Somerset, Columbus Secundus, voyages and travels
204—Of the Duke of Newcastle, 205–
Of Lord Oxford, 206_Of an English.

of, Chapter XIX. 30-Hogmanayib

New Year's Day, 32
man in Paris, 583

Comedies, the old English, notices of, 195
Anglo-Florentine, the, 421

Congratulations, New Year's Day, 108.
A po tome, os military
, 129, 260, 380, Constituent Assembly,

remarka oz. Lane
Aquitaine, Walter of, an historic romance, Corn Markets, 126, 257, 37

377 496, 623
account of, 569

762
Antislipi u prometne koning Me Al.
of the death of, 439

Crayon, Geoffrey, review of his Brace-
Agists and paintings in Calcutta, remarks bridge Hall, 688 nap ai sk. 122
Artists, the Devil among the, 59!

Critique on Lord Byron, 456 Ja-inanza,
Austin, Arthur, review of his Lights and

Croly, Rey. George, review of his tragedy

of Catiline, 698
for a young, from an old Desultory stanzas-by Mr Wordswortho
Ballad -The

lady

and the Tristman, 370 Deterioration of man and breast, remarke
Barberpesan British, 128, 259, 379, 498,

on the, 330

31. EWOT

Devil among the artists, 591
Barrestiging contained in a letter from Devil's punch-bow), another ladies

the, 159_Introductory letter from

Fitztravesty, ib. A festal ode 101
662
, a ,

Lord Byron's Combolio, 162.14
Births, 132, 262, 381, 501, 628, 767

Dialogues between Willison Glass, Esg, of

Edinburgh, and Jeremy Bentham, Esque
Blaire Adam, Some Passages in the of London, 365 brisi kope to mpbesiriall
of review of, 349—Hints concern Dialogues between the editor and contribu:

tors to Blackwood's Magazine, 369, 40,
Robert, review of his May-day
with the Muses, 722

6017 cursos a por e roterende
Booksellers, ancient and modeưn, anec-

YI2 Dibdin, Matthews and Morganom, the
dotes of, 203
Bracebridge Hall, or

Domestic politics, remarks on, 24
view of, 688
or the Humorists, rea

last session of Parliament, ib.-Rapaci.
Byron, Lord,

93

remarks on his three new
tragedies, 90_Mr Southey's reply to,

serata nty for place of the Whigs,

Greek insurrection discountenanced
as the Whigs, 245 The presentassiga

Parliament, 246_The distresses and trie
culture, caused by the events of the lake

Gommons,
LE

mento Alege sdo to, polo
Don Quixote, review of a new edition of, 657

Fetii

Priend

Galt,

-

2

** native

I points
Eree

literature, letter touching some
Tingua Italiana, 549
in criminal Juscount of the, 201-Book

Newcastle,
Nugent, IP67

21mohed her

ditten a

Dousterswivel's inquiry into the theory of Hume, Martin, and Canning, poetical re-
Drama, remarks ob Ahe, TOLL buce V moks on theirspeeches in Parliament,

Shakespeare, 448_Jouy's Sylla, 452 Imposture, remarks on Dousterswivel's in-
Dreadnought, David, against Round-ro.. quiry into the theory of, 680
bin, 591

Trish melodies, remarks on Moore's, 62
Edinburgh,

of, 517-
of'Otaheite, 70911 11 13ed

zist asbA
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a poem, review of, 286
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