Cabinet Cyclopædia, noticed, 240, 537
Library, 240, 537

Cadets, education of, 46

Caillie's Travels to Timbuctoo, 425
Camelford, Lord, memoir of, 245
Camps, retrenched, 505
Caravanserai, described, 484
Carbines, construction of, 69
Cartouch-box, its defective construction, 204
Cavalry Board, 416

British, on the Peninsula, 59; fire-
arms of, 69; actions of, 357, 522
-British, merits of, 548

French, their conduct at Waterloo,

13, 524

light, distribution of, 205
movements, revised, 268

on the employment of, 344
Ceylon, addresses and orders on the occasion
of the 16th Regiment leaving, 252
Chain-Messengers, 503; described, 504
Chanticleer, late voyage of, 489

Charles, King of Spain, his letter to Queen
Anne, 512

Charpentier, M. work translated by, 369
Chesapeak, action of, 149
Chesnut, on the growth of, 464
Choiseul, Duke de, 248

Cholera, epidemic, 249, 259, 410; quaran-
tine for, 420

Christoval Fort, 511

Chronometers, knowledge of, 489
Churruca, Admiral, experiments of, 369
Cigar-smoking, practice of, 91
Cipher to be employed on service, 246
Clerk, Mr. statements of, 145, 146
Coa, combat of, 378

Cockburn, Rear-Admiral, 170
Colbert, Gen. 524

Colonies, service in, 343

Colours presented to the 30th Regiment,
265; to the 70th Regiment, 420
Combat, sham one described, 479
Comets, calculation respecting, 314
Commanders in the Navy, 267
Compass, irregularities of, 415
Congo, river, 185

Congreve rockets, trial of, 470
Constantinople, panorama of, 240; letters
from, 300

Contagion and Malaria, in fever, 109
Cook, Capt. and Sir Joseph Banks, 102
Copper caps, to render them water-proof, 515
Corisco Bay, natives of, 322, 326
Cork Yacht Club, 396

Corps, changes in stations of, 121, 268, 558
Cotton, Lieut.-Gen. Sir Stapleton, 522
Couchman, singular costume of, 467
Courts-Martial, on the constitution and
practice of, 94; order respecting, 271
on Commander Williams, 123;
on Capt. Kelly, 270; on Lord W. Paget,
568

Cove, Naval establishment, removal of, 556
Cowes, regatta at, 397

.

Crawfurd, Gen. 378

Creagh, Mr. James, 167, 168
Cuirassiers, French, bravery of, 526
Dances of Rotuma, 479

Darien, turtle-catching on the coast of, 267
Deaths, 142, 285, 438, 580

Deccan prize-money, non-payment of, 251
Deception, island of, particulars of, 492
Delagoa Bay, natives addicted to theft, 193
Democracy, power of, 290
Dickson, Commander, 414

Diebitsch, Count, memoir of, 81; parti-
culars respecting, 114; movements of,
258, 409; his death, 410

Dining out, an adventure in Portugal, 92
Dixon, Commander, pamphlet by, 96
Dolling, Capt. club established by, 68
Dominica, attacked by the French, 281
Don, Gen. 176

Donkin, Lieut.-Gen. Sir Rufane, 414
Douglas, Sir Howard, 160, 161; new edi-
tion of his Essay on Military Bridges
announced, 241; on naval gunnery, 373;
his speech on the establishment of a Naval
and Military Museum, 411
Drill, suggestions on, 404
Driver, Capt. 29

Drummond Light, for light-houses, 77
Lieut. on correcting the com-

pass in high latitudes, 413
Dubitza, affair of, 7

Dublin Bay Regatta, 118

Dudhurst, H. W. on the proposition for a
United Service Medical Society, 251
Duelling, remarks on, 100

Dundas, instructions of, 395

Dyas, Ensign, bravery, 332, 334, 335, 337

Ecliptic, obliquity of, 114

Edinburgh Cabinet Library, noticed,241,537
Editor's Portfolio; or Naval and Military
Register, 113, 257, 409, 553
Education of the sons of officers, 96
Edwards, Lieut. his letter detailing the
death of Capt. Logan, 253

Ekins, Rear-Admiral, statements of, 145,
147, 148, 149

Elliot, Capt. Hon. G. experiments by, 370
Encke, calculations of, 314

England, trade of, 295

Epitaph on the late Colour-Serjeant Ro-
binson, 487

Epitome of English literature, 537
Erromanga, island of, 479, 480
Esteiras, Cape, 322, 323
Etiquette, a point of, 251

Family Classical Library, noticed, 240, 537
Fernando Naronha, island of, 494
Fever, contagion and malaria in, 109
Finch, Capt. visit to Sandwich Islands, 194
Fisher, Mr. on the course of the Niger, 262
Fitz-Clarence, Col. created Earl of Mun-

ster, 259

Fleet, British, annals of, 131, 572

Phillips, Sir Richard, opinion of, 316
Plague, quarantine against the infection of,
in Turkey, 300

POETRY-Song of a Peasant Girl after the
battle of Leipsic, 23; the Veteran to his
Sword, 209; the Soldier's Bride, 318;
United Service Recreations at Ports-
mouth, 349

Point-blank, definition of the term, 369
Poland, state of affairs in, 113, 258, 409, 553
Histories of, noticed, 537, 538
Polynesian Islands, account of a recent visit
to, 194, 473

Ponsonby, Sir W. 525, 527

Portugal, laws and institutions of, 291
Powell, Lieut.-Colonel, his address to the
30th Regiment, 265

Prescott, Lieut.-Gen. singular order of, 338
President, American frigate, 171
Privateer, French, captured, 390
Prize-money, distribution of, 124
Prizes advertised for payment, 560
Promotion, tardy, 250

Promotions and Appointments, military, 127,
277, 432, 570

277, 431, 569

naval, 126,

Publications, new, critical notices and re-
views of, 234, 375, 537
Punishments, African, 321

Quarantine in Turkey, 300

Queries, 391

Sails, leather, 405

Recollections of the late American war, 162
of a visit to Warsaw, 467

Recruits, standard of, 118
Reform bill, 409

observations on,

289

Regattas, utility of, 67, 396
Reliance, hurricane experienced by, 263
Reminiscences of a Subaltern, 177, 328
Retreat, suggestions for, 546

Reviews and Critical Notices-On the Con-
stitution and Practice of Courts-Martial,
94; Bourrienne's Life of Napoleon, 95;
Commander Dixon's Pamphlet, 96; On
a New Armament for Ships-of-war and
Razéeing, 234; Colonel Napier's History
of the War in the Peninsula, vol. iii. 375;
Capt. Hall's Fragments of Voyages and
Travels, 385; Life of Sir Thomas Law-
rence, 537; Brooke's Travels in Spain
and Morocco, 537; Life of Nathaniel
Pearce, 537; Fletcher's History of Po-
land, 537; History of Poland, 538
Rifle Cartridges, observations on, 513
Robins and Hutton, experiments of, 238

Sarmiento, voyage of, 260

Saxe, Marshal, opinions of, 61

Sayer, Rear-Admiral Sir G. memoir of, 221
Schemloi, Capt. his plan for a lazaretto, 301
Scientific Gazette, noticed, 241

Scotland, extent of inebriation in, 497
Sea-fighting, modes of, 352
Semaphore Telegraph, illumination of, 535
Serjeants' Pikes, 204

Service, extraordinary length of, 120
Seymour, Colonel, killed, 63

Shark, its extraordinary sagacity, 185
Shary, river, conjecture respecting, 367
Ships-of-war, new armament for, 234

- mephitic air expelled from, 557
Shipwreck, reinuneration for, 247; extraor-
dinary case of, 427

Shipp, John, 87th regiment, case of, 548
Simmons, Capt. review of his work on the
Constitution, &c. of Courts-Martial, 94
Skirmish in Persia, 483
Slaves, fate of, 185

Slave-trade at Angola, 37
Smugglers, on condemning them to serve in
the fleet, 57

Smith, Rear-Admiral, death of, 581
Smyth, Capt. W. H. Meteorological Register
kept by him, 144, 288, 440, 584
Soldiers, means for preserving health, 247
Soldier's Bride, 318

Sotheby, Admiral, death of, 583

Southard, S. L. letters of, 196

Sporting Magazine, 538

Staff, changes and alterations, 558
Standard Novels, noticed, 240

Steam Ships-of-war, on the mode of arming
and fighting, 89

Steamers, suggestions against accidents, 538
Sterns, circular, 117

Stevens, Lieut. remarks of, 239
Stopford, Admiral Sir Robert, 414
Subaltern, reminiscences of, 177, 328
Superannuation, military, 98

Universe, theory of, with Strictures on Com-
mander Woodley's "divine system," 305
Usagre, affair at, 363

319

Sunday Library, 538

Switzerland, military organization of, 453
Sword, on the use of, 61

Tactics, with reference to impending war, 1
Talavera, conduct of the 23rd Light Dra-
goons at, 396, 545

Talbot, Colonel, killed, 362

Voice from the Army, 441
Voltaire, maxim of, 509
Von Saldern, system of, 530

Wager, wrecked, 260

Islands, letter to, 195

Target Practice, 488
Tarragona, siege of, 15

Taylor, Colonel, his bravery, 358
Tectona grandis, or teak-tree, 460
Teeth, hint for preserving, 552
Temeamea, brig, lost, 475
Teotihualcan, Pyramids of, 261
Thetis, loss of, 427

Timber, naval, remarks on, 457
Tongatabu, island of, 477

Torrington, Viscount, sketch of services, 365
Trafalgar, battle of, disposition of the com-
bined fleets at, 138

Trench, Colonel, pun respecting, 330
Trisection of an angle, 406

Troki, town of, 224

Tuckey, Capt. expedition of, 40
Tucopia, island of, 477

Tupinier, memoir on the French navy, 234
Turkey, improvements in, 300; insurrection
in, 410

Turtle Catchers on the Coast of Darien, 367
Twelve Nights, noticed, 240
Tyerman, Rev. Daniel, voyage of, 427

Uniform of the Unattached, 250
United Service Medical Society, proposed
establishment of, 111; remarks on, 251
Recreations at Portsmouth,

349

School, 398

War, on the system of, 1

Warsaw, recollections of a visit to, 467
Washington, Lieut. account of his visit to
Marocco, 116, 259

Waterloo, conduct of the French and British
cavalry at, 13, 524
Webster, Mr. 494

Weiss, Lieut. his death, 286
Whale, causes a shipwreck, 427

White, Capt. his Naval Researches, 145
Widows' Fund, suggestions respecting, 98
Williams, Commander, court-martial on, 123
Williams, Lieut. 495

Wills, an American, anecdote of, 172
Willow-tree, its naval properties, 466
Wilna, town of, 223

Windham, Mr. motion of, 281
Woodley, Commander, strictures on, 305
Works, detached, 510

Ximenes, Colonel, addresses to, 252, 253

Yacht Clubs and Regattas, 66, 396
Yellow fever, ravages of, 109, 110
Yeo, Sir James, extract of a letter from, 234
Yeomanry cavalry, instructions for, 105;

efficiency of, 210, 271; pay and allow-
ances of, 273; manoeuvres of, 393
Yorke, Admiral Sir J. memoir of, 215, 287
Yeou, or Sakatoo river, 367, 368

Zelé, French man-of-war, 158, 160