France, Sketches of Manners in the South
of, No. I, 19-The Roussillonais, 20-
their habits, ib.-civil and penal law,

21-dress, 23-amusements, 24-No.
II, 145-The Republic of Andorra,
ib.-judiciary power before and after
the French Revolution, 146-indolence
of the Andorrans, 148- contraband
trade between France and Spain, ib.-
curious appearance of the streets and
houses, 149-description of an inn,
150-superstition, 151.

Funds, Prices of the English and Foreign,
144, 288, 440, 592.

Fragment of a Letter from a young Artist
in Rome to his Friend in Venice, in
1575. Translated from a Foreign Ori-
ginal, 483,

Germany, Periodical Literature of, 1.
General Trader, the, 92.

Game Proprietor, the Troubles of a, 152.
Gondola, the, reviewed, 354.
Greece, Adventures of a Foreigner in,
No. VI, 73-defence of Missolonghi,
ib.-departure of Mavrocordato for
Tripolitza, 74-author's blindness and
cure, 75-history of Nicholas Sciutto,
76-Marco Bozzaris, 78-his conduct
at Missolonghi, ib.-his attachment to
his Suliots, 79-ingratitude of the Mis-
solonghites, ib.-brevet of generalis-
simo conferred on Bozzaris, 80-his
refusal of it, ib.-his gallant attack on
the enemy's camp, ib.-death and fune-
ral, 81-author quits Missolonghi,
goes to Clarenza and Castugni, 82-
history and character of Sussini, gover-
nor of Castugni, ib.-wretched condi-

tion of German Philhellenes, at Cas-
tugni, 83-village of Pirgo, ib.-cere-
monies of Easter there, ib.-beauty and
fertility of the country, 84-Tripo-
litza, ib.-Pietro Bey, president, ib.
his character, ib.-proposals of as-
sistance from General P

re-

ected, ib.-author leaves Tripolitza
with Colonel Gubernatis, for Napoli di
Romania, 85-taking of the Fort of
Palamide by the Frank regiment, ib.-
conduct of Colocotroni, 86-Spezzia,
87-Hydra, ib.-Athens, ib.-siege of
Athens, 88-author quits the service,
89-journey to the southern part of the
Peloponnesus, ib.-beauty of the sce-
nery, ib.-monastery of Mount Cyl-
lene, 90—Missolonghi, ib.—Corfu, 91
-Ancona, ib.-conduct of the director
of police, ib.-Paris, ib.-England, ib.

Magaziniana, 134-Allan Cunningham,
ib.-Major Snodgrass's Narrative of the
Burmese War. ib.-Rosetti's Ode to a
Rivulet, ib.-Paul Jones, 137-origi-
nal letter of Dr. Parr, 138-charac-
ter from Chaucer, 139-Neapolitan
piety, 141-serious poetry, ib.-Ger-
man romances with Jean Paul's notes,
269 Bayle, 276-a Moravian esta-
blishment, 277-difficulty of nursing a
prince, ib.-point of honour, 278-
curious exhibition, ib.-Buonaparte as
a legislator, ib.-mode of dispersing
locusts, 279-Goethe, 280-a Russian
amazon, ib. Spanish pride and eco-
nomy, ib.-information of the Italian
nobility, 281-Josephine, the ex-
Empress of France, ib.-French female

education, 282-blue stockings, ib.-
the jewel-chamber of the Kremlin, ib.
-the three Reviews, 283-a Persian's
notion of difference in religion, ib.-
scene at court, 284-compliment to
the English from a Persian Syyud, ib.—
Arab horse-racing, ib.-a Russian car-
riage, ib.-Captain Keppel's fame as
physician at Shersha, 285-recipe for
the composition of a Tory history of
England, 432-sagacity of Irish pota-
toes, ib. college wit, ib.-Prince Eu-
gene and Marshal Boufflers, 433—a
curious species of mud - fish, ib.-a
scene at college, ib.-novel kind of
discovery by Captain King, 434-
Comerci at the battle of Hersan, 435
-account of public libraries, ib.-
Caffer driving, 583-how to dispose of
an old Pope, ib.-temptation, ib.-
spring buck of South Africa, ib.-
Portuguese dances, 584-misrepresen-
tations of travellers, ib.-the ladies of
Valladolid, ib.-value of time at Rome,
ib.-a lion hunt, 585-great breeches,
586-curious musical instrument, ib.-
holy heads, ib.-fresco painting, 587-
a Jonas crab, ib.-Dr. Barry's experi-
ments in cases of poison, ib.-a con-
ventual kitchen at Amaranthe, 588-a
Roman preacher, ib.-honey-hunting,
ib.-military theatricals, 589-a Ger-
man literary character, ib.
Munster Tales, reviewed, 399.
Mississippi and the Red River, discovery
of the Sources of the, 401.

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