Abercromby's, Mr, reply to Mr Williams,
I. 68. Reply to Mr Peel, 73. Motion
respecting the representation of the city
of Edinburgh, 76.
Abercromby's, Mr, speech relative to the
Insurrection Act in Ireland, I. 90.
Complaint against the Lord Chancel-
lor for breach of privilege, 143.
Advocate's, the Lord, reply to Lord A.
Hamilton, I. 72. Speech relative to
the amendment of Scottish judicature,
Address, the Speaker of the House of
Commons to his Majesty, I. 145.
Aerostatic excursions, II. 192. Mr Har-
ris, ib. Mr Sadler, 195.
Affleck, James, trial of, for blasphemous
publications, II. 127.
Africa, I. 210.
Althorp's, Lord, motion relative to Ire-
land, I. 86.
Algiers, war with, I. 218.
Algoa Bay, particulars respecting, II. 231.
America, state of affairs in, I. 199. Po-
sition of the South American states,
ib. Disturbances in Mexico, 200. Ex-
pedition of Iturbide, ib. His death,
202. Internal arrangements, ib. Con-
test in Peru, 203. Embarrassing state
of Columbia, ib. Dissensions among
the Royalist Generals, 204. Advance
of Bolivar, 205. Battle of Junin, ib.
Battle of Ayacucho, ib. Surrender of
Close of the
Buenos Ayres,
Brazil, state of,
the Spanish army, ib.
contest, ib. Chili, 206.
state of affairs in, ib.
207. Violent measures of the Prince,
ib. United States, prosperous state of,
208. Commercial tariff, ib. Election
of a President, ib. Hayti, state of, ib.
Negotiation with France, ib.
American literature, II. 333.
Antiquaries, Scottish Society of, II. 329.
Appeals to the House of Lords, proceed-
ings connected with, II. 39.
Army Estimates, I. 40.
Ashantee war, particulars of, I. 217. De-
feat of the British, 218. Subsequent
actions, ib.
Attorney-General's speech relative to
granting counsel in cases of felony, I.
Austria, state of, I. 189.
Baring's, Mr, speech relative to the West
Indies, I. 111.
Bathurst, Earl, lays before the House of
Lords plans for ameliorating the con-
dition of the slaves in the West Indies,
I. 106. Reply to Lord Holland, 107.
Bennet's, Mr, evidence relative to the In-
surrection Act in Ireland, I. 91. Se-
conds the motion for repairing Wind-
sor Castle, 140.
Battier, Mr, particulars respecting, II.
173. Reply to Sir Herbert Taylor's
letter, 183. Duel with Lord London-
derry, 190.
Belonzi, Mr G. biographical account of,
II. 256.
Bennet, Mr, complains of the exclusion
of the public from the terrace, &c. at
Windsor Castle, 141.
Bible Society, II. 336.
Binning's, Lord, speech on the subject of
amending the forms of Scottish judica-
ture, I. 74. Speech relative to the re-
presentation of the city of Edinburgh,
Biographical Chronicle, II. 256.
Births, II. 418.
Bonning's, Mr, speech on the silk trade,
Bourne's, Mr Stanges, speech on the mat-
ters of Spain, I. 19.
Brazil, see America.
Bridgman, James, execution of, II. 172.
British goods imported into Ireland, II.
Browne's, Mr D., speech respecting the
church establishment in Ireland, I. 93.
Brownlow's, Mr, speech relative to Ca-
tholic education in Ireland, I. 99.
Brougham's, Mr, speech at the opening
of Parliament, I. 8. Speech relative
to South America, 12. Reply to Mr
Daly, 15. Speech in the debate rela-
tive to South America, 33. Speech re-
lative to the Court of Chancery, 68.
Motion of the case of Mr Smith, the
missionary, 111.
Brussels, commercial accounts respecting,
II. 372.
Buckingham's, Mr, petition to Parlia-
ment, I. 133.
Budget, I. 46.
Buenos Ayres, see America.
Buonaparte, the will of, II. 212.
Burdett's, Sir Francis, speech relative to
the recognition of the South American
States, I. 34. Reply to Mr North, I. 87.
Buxton's, Mr, speech relative to the West
India Company, I. 58. Motion relative
to Marine Insurance, ib. Speech rela-
tive to the West Indies, 108.
Byron, Lord, biographical account of, I.
250. His death, 258. Character, ib.
Particulars of his death, II. 185. The
brig Florida passes the Downs with his
remains, 200. His funeral, 208. Tes-
timonials of respect, ib. Particulars re-
lative to the destruction of his account
of his life, 316.
Calcraft's, Mr, speech in favour of the ar-
my estimates, I. 42. Motion for repeal
of the leather tax, 44.
Caldcleugh's, Mr, travels in South Ame-
rica, I. 236.
Caledonian Horticultural Society, pro-
ceedings of, II. 321.
Calthorpe's, Lord, speech relative to the
appellant jurisdiction, I. 69.
Canning's, Mr, speech at the opening of
Parliament, I. 10. Speech relative to
South America, 13. Speech relative to
Ireland, 15. Speech relative to Sir W.
D. A'Court, 18. Speech on the subject
of Spain, 21. Reply to Lord William
Russel, 29. Reply to Sir James Mack-
intosh, 32. Speech relative to the
recognition of the South American
States, 33. Reply to Mr Hume, 40
Speech in reply to Mr Calcraft, 44.
Speech relative to the Courts of Chan-
cery, 68. Speech relative to Scottish
judicature, 74. Reply to Lord Milton,
89. Explains the intentions of Go-
vernment respecting the West Indies,
106. Speech on the case of Mr Smith,
119. Reply to Mr Hume, 130. Re-
ply to Mr Lambton, 133. Reply to
Mr Bennet, 141. Speech in reply to
Mr Abercromby relative to the Lord
Chancellor, 144.
Canterbury's, the Archbishop of, speech
relative to the Unitarian relief bill, I.
136.
Cape of Good Hope, calamity at, II. 168.
Cape Town, particulars from, respecting
the Caffres, 171.
Carrol, John, trial of, for murder of a
child, II. 129.
Cartwright, Major, biographical account
of, II. 295.
Chamber of Commerce, II. 361.
Chancellor's, the Lord, speech relative to
the Unitarian relief bill, I. 136.
Chili. See America.
Churches and Chapels, account of the
building of, II. 88.
Chronicle, Political, or record of public
documents, II. 3, 88.
Chronicle, Legal, or record of remarkable
trials and law proceedings, II. 89, 163.
Chronicle, General, or record of miscella-
neous occurrences, II. 163, 256.
Chronicle, Biographical, or account of
eminent persons deceased during the
year, II. 256, 309.
Chronicle, Literary, II. 309.
Chronicle, Ecclesiastical, II. 336, 361.
Chronicle, Commercial, II. 361.
Clapperton's, Messrs Oudney, Denham,
and, discoveries in Africa, I. 245.
Clerk, Sir George, moves the navy esti-
mate, I. 36. Speech relative to im-
pressment, 142.
Cochrane's, Captain Charles Stuart, tra-
vels in Columbia, I. 231. Journey
through Siberia, 246.
Cockburn, Sir G. reply to Mr Hume, 40.
Reply to Mr Hume, 142.
Coffin's, Sir Isaac, speech relative to im-
pressment, I. 142.
Collier, Sir George Ralph, K. C. B. puts
an end to his own life, II. 177.
Commercial Tables, II. 14.
Courtenay's, Mr, speech on the subject of
amending the forms of Scottish judica-
ture, I. 74.
Curtis's, Mr, speech on the wool trade, I.
Daley, Mr, seconds the address in the
House of Commons, I. 7. His speech
at the opening of the Parliament, 14.
Danish Asiatic Company, account of, II.
Darnley's, Lord, motion for inquiry re-
specting Ireland, I. 81.
Davie's, Colonel, speech respecting the
effects of the Insurrection act in Ireland,
I. 90.
Davidson's, Mr, speech respecting the
Irish Church, I. 93.
Deaths, II. 440.
Demerara, debates in Parliament respect-
ing the proceedings in, relative to Mr
Smith, I. 3. Trial of Mr Smith, &c.
II. 89. Trial of the negroes engaged
in the revolt at, 104. Proclamation by
the Lieutenant Governor, 169.
Derby, an alarming fire at, II. 184.
Devonshire, the Duchess of, account of,
I. 263.
Diabolical outrage, II. 177.
Dramatic intelligence, II. 333.
Duel between Mr Battier and Lord Lon-
donderry, II. 190. Fatal one between
Captain Gurley and Mr Westall, II.
Ecclesiastical Chronicle, II. 336.
Edinburgh, destructive fire at, II. 194.
Ascent of Mr Saddler's baloon, 195.
Election of a Peer to sit in Parliament
in the room of the Marquis of Lothian,
201. Dreadful fires, 239. Musical
Festival, 252. School of Arts, II. 319.
Particulars respecting the New Aca-
demy, 322. Opening of, 324. Meet-
ing of the Presbytery of, 338. Gene-
ral Assembly, 341.
Ellis's, Mr, speech relative to the West
India Company, I. 57. Speech respect-
ing the treatment of slaves, I. 109.
Exchequer's, the Chancellor of the, propo-
sed plan of finance, I. 36. Reply to Mr
Calcraft, 44. Speech in reply to Mr
Hobhouse, 45. Reply to Mr Maber-
ley, 46. Statements relative to the re-
moval of restrictions on the silk trade,
51. Speech relative to marine insu-
rance, 60. Speech relative to the build-
ing of new churches, 122. Motion re-
lative to the repairing of Windsor Cas-
tle, 138.
Fame, the loss of the ship, II. 197.
Fanaticism, fatal effects of, II. 178.
Fauntleroy, Henry, trial of, for forgery,
II. 138. Guilty, 143. Further parti-
culars, 222. Interview with his wife,
245. Mrs F.'s petition to the King,.
246. His execution, ib.
Finances, I. 35. General state of, ib.
Chancellor of the Exchequer's plan, 36.
Navy estimates, 39. Army estimates,
40. Ordnance estimates, 42. Proposed
reduction of the taxes upon coal, 43.
Salt, ib. Rum, ib. Leather, 44. Mo-
tions for repeal of the assessed taxes,
45. Budget, 46.
Fine arts, II. 380.
British institution,
Pall-Mall, ib. British institution, 381.
Royal Academy, ib. Society of British
Artists, 383. Drawings by Claude, ib.
Fires, II. 184. Alarming one at Derby, ib.
Destructive one at Inchmichael, parish
of Errol, Carse of Gowrie, 191. Great
one at Edinburgh, 194. One in Fleet-
Street, London, 236. Several dread-
ful ones in Edinburgh, 239.
Fletcher against Fletcher, for false im-
prisonment, and imputed madness, II.
Forbes, Mr John, biographical account
of, II. 277.
Foreign Policy, I. 16. Views, motives,
and debates respecting, 16-35.
Foreign and colonial merchandize, II. 16.
Foote, Miss, against Mr Hayne for breach
of promise of marriage, II. 147.
France, the state of, I. 148. Elections,
149. Opening of the Chambers, 151.
Law for reduction of interest on the
public debt, 152. Carried in the Cham-
ber of Deputies, 159. Rejected by the
peers, 163. Results, ib. Law of Sep-
tennial election, 164. New mode of
recruiting the army, 169. Minor pro-
ceedings, ib. Prosecutions against the
journals, 172. Censorship re-establish-
ed, 175. Death of the King, ib. Ac-
cession of Charles X. 176. His first
measures, ib. Institute of, II. 327.-
General Assembly of the Scottish Church,
proceedings of, II. 341.
Geographical discoveries, I. 221. Tra-
vels in Colombia, ib. South America,
236. Northern expedition, 243. Dis-
coveries in Africa, 245. Journey
through Siberia, 246.
Germany and the North, I. 187.
Girodet, Anne Lowis, the French paint-
er, biographical account of I. 261. His
death, 263.
Glasgow, meeting of weavers at, II. 219.
Glow-worm, communication on the lu-
minous matter of, II. 315.
General Chronicle, II. 163.
Gordon's, Mr, speech in favour of build-
ing new churches, I. 126.
Goulburn's, Mr, reply to Lord Althorpe,
relative to Ireland, I. 86. Speech relative
to the Insurrection act, 91. Speech re-
lative to the tithe composition act, 94.
Speech relative to the education of Ca-
tholics in Ireland, 98.
Graham's, Mr, speech respecting the
tithe composition act, I. 94.
Grand Cairo, letter from, II. 331.
Grant, Charles, Esq. biographical ac-
count of, II. 299.
Grant's, Mr Charles, speech relative to the
wool trade, I. 52.
Grattan's, Mr, speech relative to Catholic
education, I. 96.
Greece, state of, I. 191, Internal feuds,
ib. Opening of the campaign, 193.
Naval actions, ib. Samos, 194. Junc-
tion of the Egyptian fleet, 195. Action
with the Greeks, ib. Losses of the Turks
and Egyptians, ib. Land campaign,
196. Fresh dissensions, ib. Coloco-
troni defeated, ib. Negotiations be-
tween Turkey and the other powers,
Grenfeld's, Mr, speech relative to the
West India Company, I. 56. Relative
to marine insurance, 59.
Gurley, Captain, killed in a duel with
Mr Westall, II. 232.
Hales, Mr Edward, death of, by the bite
of a mad dog, II. 207.
Hamilton's, Lord A., motion relative to
the Scotch courts of law, I. 71.
Hardinge, Sir H. moves the ordnance
estimates, I. 42.
Harris, Mr, killed by the descent of a
balloon, II. 192.
Harrowby's, Lord, speech relative to the
Unitarians, I. 137.
Hastings, the Marquis of, meetings of a
Court of Directors relative to, IÏ. 207.
Hayti, see America.
Hay, Thomas, trial of, for assault and
attempted murder, II. 115. Sentence
to be whipped and transported, 121.
Helena, Princess of Wirtemberg, her mar-
riage with his Imperial Highness the
Grand Duke Michael, II. 169.
Hill, Mr, moves the address in the House
of Commons, I. 7.
Hobhouse's, Mr, speech relative to the
army estimates, I. 41. Motion for re-
peal of the house and window tax, 45.
Speech relative to impressment, 142.
Speech respecting the building of new
churches, 123. Speech respecting the
Alien bill, 128.
Horner's, Mr, monument, particulars re-
specting, II. 187.
Holland's, Lord, speech at the opening
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