MONTHLY REVIEW,

FROM

SEPTEMBER TO DECEMBER INCLUSIVE.

1835.

VOL. III.

NEW AND IMPROVED SERIES.

LONDON:

G. HENDERSON, 2, OLD BAILEY,

LUDGATE-HILL.

1835.

CONTENTS

OF THE

MONTHLY REVIEW FOR SEPTEMBER.

Vol. III. (1835) No. I.

Page

ART. I.-On the Power, Wisdom, and Goodness of God, as mani-

fested in the Creation of Animals, and in their History.

Habits, and Instincts. By William Kirby, M. A.

F. R. S., &c.

II.-Random Shots from a Rifleman. By J. Kincaid, late Cap-

tain in, and Author of " Adventures in the Rifle Bri-

gade"

III.-Scandinavian Sketches, or a Tour in Norway. By Lieut.

Breton, R. N.

IV.-Recollections of an Excursion to the Monasteries of Al-

cobaça and Batalha. By the Author of "Vathek."..

V.-Some Considerations on the Political State of the Inter-

mediate Countries between Persia and India, with Re-

ference to the Project of Russia marching an army

through them. By E. Stirling, Esq.

VI.-Geological Report of an Examination made in 1834, of

the Elevated Country between the Missouri and Red

Rivers. By G. W. Featherstonhaugh, U. S. Geolo-

gists..

VII. Considerations respecting the Trade with China. By

Joseph Thompson, late of the East India House ..

VIII.-Indian Sketches, taken during an Expedition to the Paw-

nee and other Tribes of American Indians. By John

T. Irving, Jun.

IX.-History of the Rise and Progress of the Arts of Design,

in the United States. By William Dunlap, Vice Pre-

sident of the National Academy of Design, &c. . . . .

X.-Gleanings of Natural History. Third and last Series.

To which are added Notices of some of the Royal

Parks and Residences. By Edward Jesse, Esq., Sur-

veyor of His Majesty's Parks, Palaces, &c.