Poetry, defence of Scottish, 47
Poetry-Ellen, 44-The Rose of Paradise,
ib.-On visiting the mansion of a de-
ceased friend, 46-Verses from Ana-
creon, 112-The Wanderer, 331-Can-
zone of Tasso, 342-The Marmaiden
of Clyde, 422-Verses addressed to the
late Professor Playfair, 440-Additional
notes to the Marmaiden of Clyde, 452-
To a Fly, ib.-The Death of the Minuet,
463-The Robin Red Breast, ib.-On
the death of his late Majesty, 503-
Love, 504-Sonnet to Wordsworth, 504
-The Ocean, ib.-St Peter's Church,
532-Imitation of a passage in Tasso,

536

Poetical Decameron, remarks on, 441
Poisonous fly, notice regarding a, 260
Political Economy, remarks on Malthus's
Principles of, 431

Popular superstitions in Tiviotdale, No. I.
342--No. II. 533

Promotions, Appointments, &c. 83, 181,
283, 379, 477, 575

Publications, monthly list of new ones,
70, 164, 263, 366, 461, 558
Purgatorio of Dante, review of, 116
Queen, the, arrives in England, after five
years absence, 573-Proceedings of Go-
vernment, and discussions in Parliament
thereon, 574

Radical reformers, seditious proceedings of
in Scotland and England, 376
Rags, mode of converting them into sugar,

258

Rebellion of 1745, notes from an old diary
relating to the, 336

Remarks on the University of Cambridge,
19-On the present state of Mexico, 37
--On Gawin Douglas's translation of the
Eneid, 41-On Williams's Travels in
Italy and Greece, 49-On the year eigh-
teen hundred and twenty, 61-On the
proposed National Monument for Scot-
land, 99,304-On a Father's Second Pre-
sent to his Family, 111-On the Italian
opera, 127-On Daubuisson on Basalt,
134-On Cornwall's poems, 212-On a
proposed college for ladies, 216-On
Cleland's Glasgow, 221-On the writings
of Milton and Shakespeare, 241-On
the Monastery, a romance, 254, 297-
On the miscellaneous poetry of Goethe,
329-On German reviews, 350, 522-
On Benger's Memoirs of John Tobin,
424-On Malthus's Principles of Politi-
cal Economy, 431-On Dr Wilson's
prayers for families and individuals, 439
-On the Poetical Decameron, 441-
On the Modern Decameron, 448-On
the Life of Andrew Melville, 505—On
the Life and Letters of Lady R. Russell,
543 1.

Relics, Jacobite, of Scotland, review of, 31
Restrictive acts of Parliament passed in
December, abstract of, 169

Review of Ivanhoe, a romance, 7—Of re-

port of Parliamentary Committee o
Criminal Laws, 26-Of Hogg's Jacobite
Relics, 31-Of Dr Chalmers's second
pamphlet, 106-Of Dante's Purgatorio,
116-Of Captain Hall's Voyage to Loo-
choo, 141-Of Burckhardt's Travels in
Nubia, 145-Of Dr Brown's Physiolo-
gy of the Mind, 395
Reviews, German, remarks on, 350, 522
Revolution in the government of Spain,
369, 465

Rhine, curious account of an inundation of
the, 454

Riot in Ross-shire, 282, 373
Road trustees, case respecting their liabi
lity for accidents, 279
Ross-shire, riots in, 282, 373
Royal burghs, account of the Convention
of, 222

Russell, Lady R. on the Life and Letters of,

Sandt, the assassin of Kotzebue, execution
of, 562

Savannah, destructive fire there, 268
Schiller's account of the death of Gustavus
Adolphus, 415

Scientific and Literary Intelligence, 65,
161, 257, 361, 457, 553
Scoresby, Mr, view of his account of the
Arctic regions, 409

Scotland, national monument for, remarks
on, 99-State of Lithography in, 161—
Account of the Convention of Royal
Burghs of, 222-Disturbances in the
west of, 376-Representative Peers of,
in the new Parliament, 473
Scott, Michael, the Wizard, life of, 491
Scottish imitation of a passage in Tasso's
Aminta, 536

Seahorse, discovered in the Hebrides, 361
Secession Church of Scotland, union of the,
568

Sedition, trials for in Edinburgh, 80, 179,

281

in England, 374
Selkirk, memoir of the late Earl of, 484
Shakespeare and Milton, on the writings
of, 241-On the English dramatic wri-
ters who preceded Shakespeare, 517
Shetland, fishing bank discovered there, 65
Sicilian story, a, and other poems, remarks
on, 212

Snow storm, fatal accidents in a, 373
Sonnet to Wordsworth, 504
Southey's Life of Wesley, extracts from, 405
Soap made from a species of Carabus in
Africa, 556

Spain, proceedings of the Inquisition in,
73-Mutiny of the troops at Cadiz, 167
-Revolution in the government of,
brought about by the military, 369-
Farther particulars of, 465

Spitzbergen, Scoresby's account of, 410-
View from the top of a lofty mountain
in, 412 Climate of, 413
Statistical account of Mexico, 38
Steam-boats employed on the passage be-
tween Leith and Kirkaldy, &c. 571
Steam-coach, account of a, 178
Strictures on Ivanhoe, 54
Sugar, mode of converting rags into, 258
Superstitions, &c. of Tiviotdale, historical
notices of, 342, 533

Swallow, notice of a white one, 361
Swimming, extraordinary feat of, 362
Switzerland, notice regarding Mount Rosa
in, 555

Tasso's Aminta, imitation of a passage in,
536

Thistlewood, and other conspirators, tried
and executed for high treason, 474
Tiviotdale, historical notices of the super-
stitions and customs of, 342, 533
Tobin, John, remarks on Memoirs of, &c.
424

Travels in Nubia, by M. Burckhardt, re-
view of, 145

Treason, high, trials for in London, 474
Troy, illustrations of the Topography of,
195-Geographical situation of the plain
of, 199-The modern Troad, ib.-Opi-
nions of preceding writers, 200-Cheva-
lier's hypothesis, ib.-Dr Clarke's opi-
nions, 205-The Trojan rivers, New
Illiùm, 206-The Simois, 207-Chan-
ges on the face of the country, 313-
The naval station, 314-The encamp-
ment by the Trojans, 317-Thymbra,
ib.-The Throsmas, or mound of the
plain, 319-The Scamander, 320-The

field of battle, ib.-Site of the city,

322

Turquoise, the, notices respecting, 259,
University of Cambridge, remarks on, 19-
Of Moscow, notice regarding, 363-
Notice respecting English ones, 457
Union of the Secession Church in Scotland,
568

Vesuvius, notice respecting, 555

Voyage to Corea, and Loo-choo, account
of, 141

View of Scoresby's account of the Arctic
regions, 409

Wales, New South, increasing prosperity
of, 73-Notice of a light-house there,
556

Walpole, Sir Robert, character of from an
early edition of Hume's Essays, 360
Walrus, or sea-horse, discovered in the
Hebrides, 361

Waterfall, great one discovered in Lap-
land, 67

Willard, Emma, remarks on her proposed
college for ladies, 216

Williams, H. W. his travels in Italy and
Greece, 49-Description of the defile of
Tetenoire, 50-Italian school of paint-
ing, 51-Fall of Velino, 52-Church of
St Peter at Rome, ib.-Coliseum by
moonlight, 53-Ruins of Paestum, 54
Wilson, Dr remarks on his Prayers for Fa
milies and Individuals, 439

Wine merchants, trial important to, 78
Works preparing for publication, 68, 163,
261, 364, 460, 557

Wrought iron bridges, notices regarding,
257, 457

Year, New, reflections on a, 1