to reduce one of the Postmasters-Ge-
neral, lost by a small majority, 546—
Board of Control, ib-Agricultural dis-
tress, 547-Discussion on the state of
Ireland, 681-Reject motion for Par-
liamentary reform, 682-Plan for re-
lief of agriculture, ib.-Bill for ena-
bling Catholic Peers to sit in Parlia
ment, 683-Reduction of one of the
Postmasters-General, carried by a ma-
jority of 15, ib.-Discussions on the
state of agriculture, 815

Conduct is Fate, a novel, remarks on, 430
Constitutional association, trial of certain
members of the, 685

Corn laws, considerations on a petition
from Renfrewshire, on the subject of
the, 56, 154

Corn Markets, 134, 275, 413, 555, 692,
824

Cornicula's peep at Parliament, 569-

House of Lords, 570
Correspondence of the Duke of Shrews-
bury, review of the, 281
Country, letter from the, 591
Critique on Dr Taylor's sermon on the
death of Queen Charlotte, 652
Croly, Rev. George, review of his tragedy
of Cataline, 417

Curious Narrative, 344

Deaths, 138, 279, 418, 559, 695, 828
Diary, Lord Fountainhall's, review of, 522
Discovery in mechanics, 551

Domingo, St. the Spanish part of declares
its independence, 266
Duel, fatal one in Fife, 549
Dwarfie-stone of Orkney, visit to the, 313
Early Italian romances, remarks on,
No. I. 572

Earthquake in Scotland, 685

Ecclesiastical appointments, 130, 272,
410, 551, 688, 821
Edinburgh police, remarks on the conten-
tion regarding the management of, 243
Edinburgh exhibition of paintings by
modern artists, remarks on the, 502
Edinburgh, population of the city of,
528 and Leith, comparative view of,
in 1811 & 1821, 530-accommodation
in the parish churches of Edinburgh
and Leith, 532-and in all other places
of worship, 533-yearly collections in
the parish churches of Edinburgh, 536
-Session of the School of Arts closed
in, 820.

Edmonton Fair, visit to, 713
Elegy written on new-years-day, 72
Elffin's consolation, 429

England, riots in, 687

English dissenting preacher, portrait of,
344

Epistle expostulatory to the Editor, 612
Epistle desultory to the Editor, 710
Erskine, Hon. William, takes his seat as
a Lord of Session, 409

Eruption of Mount Vesuvius in February
1822, account of an, 463
Europe, general view of the political state
of, 1-Great Britain, ib.-France, 3-
Italy, 4-Spain and Portugal, ib-
Turkey, Russia, and Greece, 5
Europe's likeness to the human spirit, re-
marks on, 252

Exchequer, court of, London, notice of
the judges in the, 168
Execution of Margaret Tindal, for mur-
dering her husband, 126-of pirates on
Leith sands, 268-of two Kandyan
chiefs, 599

Exhibition of drawings by Mr Williams,
remarks on the, 239
Extraordinary circumstance, 416
Falkland, a vision, 709
Famine in Ireland, 687

Fanaticism, the sad effects of, exemplified

in the story of Geordy Fairfield, 216
Fiar prices of grain in Scotland, 554
Fiction, the philosophy of, 761

Fife, the Thane of, a poem, review of, 14
Fine arts in London-Spring exhibition,
778

Flight of migratory birds attracted by the
Scottish light-houses, 23

Flora Scotica of Dr Hooker, observations

on, remarks on the, 54

Fortunes of Nigel, the, a novel, review
of, *563

Foulis, Messrs Robert and Andrew, let-

ters respecting, 335-List of classics
printed by, 337

Fountainhall Lord, his diary, review of,

522

France, change of ministry in, 120-Law
for restricting the press, 121-Con-
spiracies in, ib.-Vehement discussions
in the Chamber of Deputies, 262, 542,
678-Internal state of, 400-Tumult
in Paris, 812

Foscari, the Two, a tragedy, review of,109
George Fairfield, interesting story of, 216
Good-day and good-night, 333
Greece, state of the contest for liberty in,
122, 264-Proclamation of indepen
dence in, 680

Gyre Carline, the, a tale, 746
Heaman and Gautier, trial of for piracy

and murder, 125-and execution, 268
Hibbert, Dr, review of his description of
the Shetland Islands, 304

Highlands of Scotland, review of Stewart's
sketches of, 322

Hindoo widows, report relative to the
self-immolation of, 196

Hints for keeping the Sabbath, 205
Home, recollections of, 52

Howison, John, review of his sketches of
Upper Canada, 95

Howison, William, review of his essay on
attraction, adaptation, and variety, &c.
250

"Ill Tam," a truc and authentic history
of, No. II. 186-No. III. 367-No. IV.
578 No. V. 790
Immolation of Hindoo widows, report
relative to, 196
Indies, East, splendid entertainment at
Futteh-Gurh, given by a native, 123—
Expedition against a tribe of mountain-
eers, ib.-Settlement of Sincapore, 813
Ireland, disturbed state of, 128, 271,

550, 685-Famine in, 687
Irish tithes, observations on, 433
Italian Romances, remarks on the early
ones, 572

Jacobite relics, not in Hogg's collection.

The farce, 49-The two men of Col-
ston, 51-Up an' rin awa', Geordie,
460-Notes to ditto, 461-A new bal-
lad, 462-A toast, 462
Jerusalem delivered, Book IV. review of,
455

Jury court, apology for defamation, 408
Justiciary, High Court of, trials in the,
127, 406, 548

Justiciary, Circuit Courts of, proceedings
of, 686

Kandy, execution for insurrection at, 599
King, the, his speech on the opening of

Parliament, 266-Anecdote of, 269
King's Bench, sketch of the judges and
barristers in the, 163

Laird, the, of Lumley-den, 338
Leave-taking, remarks on, 623
Legend, the, of the Bell Rock, 737
Leith sands, execution of two men there,
for piracy and murder, 268
Leith, comparative view of the population
of, &c. in 1811 and 1821, 530
Letter from the country to the Editor,
591-from Carlisle to ditto, 765
Letters respecting Messrs Robert and
Andrew Foulis, 335

Life of Caleb Cornhill, 447, 585
Light-houses, flight of migratory birds
attracted by, 23

Literary Legacy, the, No. I. The Bride

of Balachan, 17-No. II. ditto, 170-
No. III. ditto, 358-No. IV. ditto, 458
-No. V. ditto, 632-No. VI. The
Gyre Carline, 746-The Bride of Ba-
lachan concluded, 748

Literature, Scottish, remarks on, 728
London coffee-houses, described by Eben.
Anderson, 87

London periodicals, No. I. Sir Richard's
Magazine, 46

London press, the, 465-The daily morn-
ing papers, 466-The Times, ib.-
Morning Chronicle, 467--Morning Post,
Herald, &c. 469-Daily Evening Pa-
pers-The Traveller, Courier, Star,
Globe, &c. ib.-Evils of the Daily
press, ib.—The Weekly Papers-Cob-
bett, the Observer, the News, Exa-
miner, and Representative, 470

London theatrical correspondence, 664-
Letter I. 667-Letter II. 800
London the fine arts in, 778

Lords, House of, proceedings in, 403, 544,
814

Loss of a smuggling cutter on the coast
of Shetland, 381
Macfribble, Tom, the true, but stupid
history of, 595

Macvurich, the murderer, a tale, 330
Magus Muir, Fifeshire, sonnet written at,
712

Maiden aunt, the: a match for "the
blue stocking," 621

Manchester riots, trial regarding the, 684
Marriages, 137, 278, 418, 558, 694, 827
Martyr of Antioch, the, a poem, review
of, 384

Mary Allan; a Tale, 83

Mathews, Mr, his "at Home," 757
Mechanical power, new method of pro-
curing, 551

Memorabilia et Mirabilia, in Edinburgh,
description of the, 703

Meteorological reports, 133, 274, 412,
553, 690, 823

Mexico, establishment of the indepen-
dence of, 124, 265

Migratory birds, their flight attracted by
the Scottish light-houses, 23
Military promotions, &c. 130, 272, 410,
551, 688, 821

Military History of the Highland regi-

ments, review of Stewart's, 322
Milman, Rev. H. H. review of his Mar-
tyr of Antioch, 384

Moldavia, province of, desolated by the
Turks, 679-Dreadful fire at Jassy, ib.
Montrose Beacon, the, 510

Murder of a woman by her husband, at
Aberdeen, 269-Trials for, at Inver-
ness and Aberdeen, 817

Mythology of the ancients, key to the,
remarks on, 252

Naples, discovery of a conspiracy in, 401
Narrative, curious, 344

Navarchus against prejudice, 698

Necker's, travels in Scotland and the He-
brides, review of, 611
New-year's-day, elegy written on, 72
Newspapers, number of in the United
Kingdom, 409

Nigel, the Fortunes of, review of, *563
Nugæ Canoræ, Part II. No. IV. The
Fisherman, 44-No. V. A fragment,
45-No. VI. Morning, ib.-No. VII.
The dawn of reason, ib.--Part III. No.
IX. Verses written near Ravensheugh
Castle, Fifeshire, 470-No. X. Lines
to my first-born, 471-No. XI. Stan-
zas to Mrs, 472-No. XII. Vi-
sit to a field of battle by night, ib.
Observations on "Remarks on the Flora
Scotica of Dr Hooker," 54
Old Bailey, trials in the, 518

814

Parliament, Cornicula's peep at, 569
Parricide, shocking case of, 684
Parties, and party-spirit, in the Church of
Scotland, remarks on, 657

'Peep at Parliament, 569-House of
Lords, 570

Phenomenon in the Thames, 548
Philo-Mousos' expostulatory epistle to the
Editor, 642

Philosophy of fiction, on the, 761
Phrenologos in search of a wife, 34—
Canto II., 315

Pictures, Scottish, 210

Piracy and murder, trial for, in the Ad-
miralty court, 125

Plack and penny day, 226
Poetry-A tale of the Secret Tribunal, 9,
178 The emigrant's return, 33-Son-
net, ib.-Translation of Seneca's Quis
verè Rex? ib.-Phrenologos in search
of a wife, 34, 315-The fisherman, 44
-A fragment, 45-Morning, ib.-The
dawn of reason, 45-Jacobite relics,
not in Hogg's collection, 49-The
rose-bud, 54--Address for Burns's birth-
day, 70-Elegy written on new-years.
day, 72-An autumnal excursion, 201
-Good-day and good-night, 333—On
a medico-poetico acquaintance, 334-
The laird of Lumley-den, 338-The
life of Caleb Cornhill, 447, 585-The
blue stocking, 483-On my birth-place,
485-The maiden aunt, 621- The
exile, 642-Anacreontic, 672-Falk-
land: a vision, 709. Desultory
epistle to the Editor, 710-Musings,
711-Mountaineers, 712-Sonnet, ib.
-The legend of the Bell Rock, 737—
The Spartan's march, 755-Moonlight
excursion to Arthur's Seat, 759-The
dream, 761

--

Police of Edinburgh, on the contention
respecting the management of the, 243
Portugal, conspiracy in, 812

Public seminaries, abuses in the present
mode of conducting, 253
Publications, monthly list of new ones,
116, 258, 395, 538, 675, 806
Queen Charlotte, sermon on the death of
the late, critique on, 652

Rains and floods, damage done by, in
England, 129

Realities and imaginations, observations
on, 24

Recollections of home, 52

Remarks on realities and imaginations,
24-On castle-building, 40-On Mr
Williams's water-colour drawings, 239

-On the opposition in Parliament, 351
-On Conduct is Fate, a novel, 430-
On Irish tithes, 433-On the Edin-
burgh exhibition of paintings, 502—
On the early Italian romances, 572—
On leave-taking, 623-On parties in
the church of Scotland, 657-On small
wits, 669-On Scottish literature, 728
-On auto-biography, 742
Reminiscences of auld langsyne, 472
Renfrewshire, considerations on a petition
from that county for altering the corn-
laws, 56, 145

Reporter's budget, the, No. I. 703
Retrospect of protestant mission to China,
review of, 495

Revenue, British, quarterly accounts of,
268, 684

Revenue, Irish, for 1820 and 1821, 270
Review of Tennant's Thane of Fife, 74—
Of Howison's sketches of Upper Cana.
da, 95-Of tragedies by Lord Byron,
102-Of Sir Andrew Wylie of that ilk,
233-Of Howison's essay on attrac
tion, adaptation, and variety, 250–Of
the Shrewsbury correspondence, 281-
Of Hibbert's account of the Shetland
Islands, 304-Of some passages in the
life of Adam Blair, 376-Of the martyr
of Antioch, a dramatic poem, 384—–06
Croly's tragedy of Cataline, 417—Of
Jerusalem delivered. Book IV. 455-
Of retrospect of Protestant mission to
China, 495-Of Lord Fountainhall's
diary, 522-Of the Fortunes of Nigel,
*563 Of M. Necker's journey in Scot-
land, and the Hebride Islands, 611-
Of Wilson's poems, 647-Of the Pro-
vost, a novel, 785
Riots in England, 687

344

572

Rose of Strathnaver, story of, 330
Russia. See Turkey

Sabbath, the, hints for keeping it, 205
Sardanapalus, a tragedy, review of, 162
Scotch wedding, an account of one, by au
Englishman, 766

Scotland, on parties, and party-spirit, in
the church of, 657