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2. Mrs Kermack, Albany-street, Edinburgh, a

son.

Lately. At No 18, Forth-street, Edinburgh, Mrs Orr, a son.

At Willey-place, Farnham, the lady of Charles Grant, Esq. a daughter.

The Countess of Verulam, a daughter.

MARRIAGES.

May 30. At Philadelphia, North America, Frederick Campbell Stewart, Esq. of Ascog, to Miss Maria Smith, second daughter of the late Judge Smith, of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.

June 23. At Corfu, Major-General Sir Frederick Adam to the Signora Diamantina Pallatiano.

July 17. John Farquhar, Esq. of Pitscandly, Forfarshire, to Mary Ann, daughter of Mr George Shillito of Upper Thames-street, London.

22. At Doddington, Mr James Ormston, merchant, London, to Miss Atkinson, daughter of the late William Atkinson, Esq. Yeavering.

24. At Everton, Myles Sandys, jun. Esq. eldest son of Myles Sandys, Esq. Graythwaite-hall, Lancashire, to Frances, fifth daughter of the late Thomas France, Esq. Bostock-hall.

27. At Greenock, Mr H. C. Sempill, Glasgow, to Susan Ann, second daughter of Mr John Dow, Greenock.

31. At Greenock, Mr Daniel M'Kellar, merchant, to Miss Wilhelmena Jane Monteath.

At Kelso, Mr David Rider, manufacturer, Leeds, to Margaret, second daughter of Mr Joseph Henderson, draper, Kelso.

Aug. 1. At Newton-stewart, the Rev. Charles Anderson, minister of Closeburn, to Elizabeth Hathorn, daughter of William Macmillan, Esq. At Braehouse, James Stewart, Esq. of Crossmount, and Captain in the 82d regiment of foot, to Jane, eldest daughter of Captain Campbell, Boreland.

-At George's-street, Edinburgh, Mitchell Patison, S. S. C. to Mary, daughter of Mr John Bryce, Carluke.

At Liverpool, Mr Robert Stewart, writingmaster and accountant, St James's-square, Edinburgh, to Sarah, eldest daughter of the late John Powell, Esq. of Liverpool.

2. At Edinburgh, Francis Cobham, Esq. M. D. of the island of Barbadoes, to Mary Harvie, eldest daughter of William Gordon M'Crae, Esq.

7. At Edinburgh, Mr William Ross, clothier, St Andrew-street, to Catharine, daughter of the late Mr James Richardson.

At Mountblow, Mr Alexander Cochran of Kirktonfield, to Jessie, eldest daughter of the late John Bowie, Esq. Paisley.

8. At Leith, Mr John Taylor, merchant there, to Jane, daughter of William Lamont, Esq. controlling surveyor of his Majesty's customs, Leith.

-At Fenton, John Hope, Esq. 89th regiment to Helen, youngest daughter of the late George Bogue, Esq. of Woodhall.

At Edinburgh, Mr William Whitehead, merchant, to Helen, second daughter of Mr Josiah Livingston, merchant.

9. At London, Colonel Alexander Woodford of the Coldstream regiment of guards, aide-de-camp to his Majesty, to Charlotte Mary Anne Fraser, eldest daughter of the late Charles Henry Fraser, Esq. formerly his Majesty's Minister Plenipotentiary to the Circle of Lower Saxony.

-At London, William Bowles, Esq. captain in the royal navy, to the Hon. Frances Temple, eldest daughter of the late Viscount Palmerston.

10. At Clyde-place, Glasgow, Mr Alex. M'Nab, merchant, to Margaret, only daughter of Mr P. Macfarlane, merchant.

12. At London, Alexander Watson Law, Esq. of the East India Company's service, to Elizabeth, daughter of Mr Robert Romanes of Cheapside.

At Chelsea, Charles C. Young, Esq. of Burton-crescent, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the late James Hay, Esq. of Sloane-street.

14. At, Droitwich in Worcestershire, John Phillips, of Hanbury Hall, Esq. to Miss Weir, niece of the late John Weir of Broughton-house, Esq.

At George street, Edinburgh, John Jeffrey, Esq. to Elizabeth Helen, eldest daughter of the late Dr James Hunter, Professor of Logic in the University of St Andrews.

At Risk, Stirlingshire, Mr Robert Kennedy,

merchant, Glasgow, to Agnes, fourth daughter of William Bryson, Esq. of Risk.

-At Glasgow, Mr James Arnot Storey, to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of Jas Galloway, Esq. writer and lecturer on conveyancing.

- At Cart-vale, Paisley, Mr Alexander Wardrope, manufacturer, to Agues, second daughter of John Fleming, Esq.

17. At the Manse of Tough, William Scott, Esq. of Campfield, to Anne, daughter of the Rev. Alex. Urquhart, minister of Tough.

19. At Mary-la-bone Church, London, Campbell Marjoribanks, Esq. of Upper Wimpole-street, to Mrs Parker, widow of the late William Parker, Esq. of Bengal.

21. At Pitcullo, Mr William Drummond, writer, Cupar-Fife, to Catherine, daughter of Mr Bell.

23. Lieutenant-Colonel Raikes of the Coldstream guards, to Louisa, youngest daughter of Henry Boulton, Esq. of Givon's-grove, Surrey.

25. At Edinburgh, Mr William Miller, writer, to Christian, eldest daughter of the late Mr Wm Brown, editor of the Edinburgh Weekly Journal.

26. At London, Thomas Mackenzie, Esq. of Marlborough-square, son of the late Charles Mackenzie, Esq. writer, of this city, to Miss Teresa Redings, daughter of Redings, Esq. merchant in Cork.

At Glasgow, by the Rev. Dr Ranken, Duncan Campbell, Esq. of Duncholgine, to Miss M'Corquodale, daughter of Mr M'Corquodale, merchant

in Oban.

-At Edinburgh, Mr Thomas Happer, surgeon, Sunderland, to Miss Jessie Lock, youngest daughter of Mr Peter Lock, wood-merchant, Leith-walk. 27. At Flatt, Liddisdale, Roxburghshire, Robert Elliott, Esq. of Redheugh and Tarras, to Jessie, eldest daughter of John Elliot, Esq.

At Edinburgh, Mr Henry Scott, junior, hatmanufacturer, to Isabella, eldest daughter of the late John Martin, Esq. Lauriston-place.

29. At Great King-street, William Thomas Carruthers, Esq. of Dormont, to Helen, daughter of the late Donald Maclachlan, Esq. of Maclachlan.

-At Edinburgh, Lieutenant W. C. Anderson, royal horse artillery, to Miss Gibson of Harehope, only child of the late George Gibson of Brewlands, Esq.

31. At Edinburgh, James Ritchie, Esq. of the 67th regiment, to Mary, eldest daughter of Dr Minto, George-street.

DEATHS.

Nov. 12, 1819. At Bombay, James Erskine, Lieu. tenant of the 4th regt. of native infantry, youngest son of the late Colonel James Francis Erskine.

Jan. 19, 1820. At Namcul, in the Mysore country, Lieut.-Col. Olof Godlier Fehrzen, 53d regt. of a spasmodic cholera, which carried him off in a few hours.

Feb. 11. At Madras, Dr Alexander Stewart, secretary to the medical board, &c. at that place, youngest son of the late Captain Donald Stewart of Shierglass.

24. At his plantation in East Florida, Lindsay Toodie, Esq. son of the late Mr Andrew Toodie of St Andrews.

April 14. At the Cape of Good Hope, whether he had gone for the benefit of his health, Hugh Spottiswood, Esq. of the civil service on the Madras establishment.

22. In M'Intosh county, Georgia, America, John Raillie, Esq.

May 14. At Richmond Bay, Prince Edward's Island, North America, the Rev. Andrew Nicholl, minister of that place.

31. At Sierra Leone, Mr Henry Alex. Elliott, royal navy, youngest son of the Rev. Robert Elliott of Maitland-street, Edinburgh.

June 8. At Edisto Island, South Carolina, Hen. Calder, Esq.

20. At Aux Cayes, in the island of St Domingo, John Ure, jun. Esq.; and on the 28th, Geo. Lawson, Esq. both of Glasgow.

21. On board the ship Hibberts, on his passage from Jamaica to this country, Robert Murray, Esq. of Knapdale, in that island.

July 3. At Trieste, Colonel Simpson of the royal imperial marines, (a native of Fifeshire, Scot land.)

9. At Montreal, Mr Hugh Aird, youngest son of Robert Aird, Esq. of Crossflatt.

16. At East Houses, aged 78, Gideon Walkingshaw. He was father to 12 children, grandfather to 64, and great-grandfather to 41, making a total of 117; 30 of whom are dead, and 87 living. He was in the employ of the Marquises of Lothian for 61 years, and 84 of his progeny are yet at his lordship's works.

17. At his house, near Meikle-Govan, Mr Andrew Orr, late bookseller, Glasgow, aged 66.

22. At Glasgow, Mrs Ann Hepburn, wife of the late Mr Robert Hepburn, stocking-maker, Glasgow, aged 94.

23. At Kemnay, Mr Charles Dawson, who, for the long period of 40 years, had been the parochial schoolmaster.

At his house, Arthur-street, Edinburgh, Mr James Munro, goldsmith.

24. At Alloa, Mrs Margaret Cowie, wife of John Drummond, Esq. writer there.

-At Newbottle, Diana, eldest daughter of the late Colonel Donald Macleod of St Kilda.

26. Jane, infant daughter, and on 7th August, Mary, in her 14th year, then only daughter of Mr Richard Tosh, writer, Kirkaldy.

-At Holywood-manse, the Rev. Dr Crichton, minister of that parish.

29. At Joxtith-park, near Liverpool, Eliza Anna, wife of Mr John Macintyre, merchant, and daugh ter of General Ferrier, Dumbarton-castle, aged 33. At Inverness, Jas Errol Gray, Esq. surgeon. 30. At Workshop, Nottinghamshire, Robert Barber, Esq. aged 85.

31. At Chessels'-court, Wilhelmina Marjori. banks, wife of William Jamieson, merchant in Edinburgh.

At her father's house, St Andrew's-square, Edinburgh, Dorothea Clerk, eldest daughter of Joseph Bell, Esq. surgeon.

Aug. 1. At Blackness, Linlithgowshire, Mr Geo. Allan, merchant, Edinburgh.

-At Mound-place, Edinburgh, Miss Mary Napier.

2. At Swinebourne-castle, very suddenly, in the prime of life, Leonard Shafto Orde, a LieutenantGeneral in his Majesty's service, a Justice of Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for Northumberland.

-At Margate, Mr Gilbert Hamilton, son of the late Gilbert Hamilton, Esq. merchant, Glasgow.

At Chapel, Fifeshire, Robert Arnott, Esq.

aged 78.

At Edinburgh, the Rev. David Dickson of Persilands, one of the ministers of this city.

3. James, the infant son of Mr Wm Dalrymple. -At Edinburgh, in his 21st year, Mr Edward Finlay Marnoch, student of medicine, fifth son of the late Mr John Marnoch, carver and gilder, Edinburgh.

- At Glenpark, Janet Agnes Bell, daughter of Thomas Bell, Esq. Wharton-place, Edinburgh. 3. At Brussels, Major-General Sir William Nicolson, Bart.

-At Edinburgh, Miss Margaret Boswell, the last of the name in the direct line of the ancient family of the Boswells of Balmuto.

6. At Clifton, George Anna, second daughter of Captain John Paterson of the Hon. East India Company's service.

-At his house, St Andrew's-square, Edinburgh, David Craigie, second son of Joseph Bell, Esq. surgeon.

At her house, Abercromby-place, Edinburgh, Mrs Taylor, relict of the late Mr Robert Taylor, Canongate.

-At Forres, William Tulloh, Esq. of Bogton, and formerly of Calcutta.

7. At his house in the Tower, London, John Urquhart, Esq. of the Ordnance-office.

At his house, 13, Gayfield-square, Edinburgh, Thomas Brown, Esq. bookseller.

8. At Gilmerton, Miss Christian Trotter, daughter of the late Thomas Trotter, Esq. merchant, Edinburgh.

Mr Thomas Waugh of Laretburn.

-At Greenock, Patrick James Hunter, son of Patrick Hunter, jun. Esq.

9. At Liverpool, the celebrated Miss Margaret M'Avoy, whose faculty of distinguishing colours,

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11. At London, the Right Hon. Lady Lilford. -At his house, Albany-street, North Leith, Thomas Robertson, late Commander of the Royal Charlotte, revenue cutter.

12. At Edinburgh, Mr J. Swanston, merchant. ! 13. At Edinburgh, Mrs Elizabeth Finlayson, widow of Mr William Finlayson, formerly of Savanna-la-Mar, Jamaica.

-At Musselburgh, in his 67th year, John Taylor, A. M. rector of the grammar school there. 14. At his house, Allan's-close, Edinburgh, Mr Richard Cleghorn, solicitor-at-law.

16. At Edinburgh, John Livingston, Campbell, Esq. of Achallader.

17. At Edinburgh, Mr Jas Johnston, engraver. -At Leith, Robert, son of Mr James Ainslie, merchant there, aged 17.

At Edinburgh, John Livingston, Esq. of Shortridgehead, writer in Edinburgh.

18. At Lude, Colonel John Robertson. 19. At Edinburgh, Mr James Miller, deputeclerk to the Commission of Teinds.

-At West Calder-manse, May, eldest daughter of the late Rev. John Muckersy, minister of the gospel at Kinkell.

20. At Bath, Major-General Sir Graney Thomas Calcraft, Knight of the orders of Maria Theresa, Tower and Sword, &c. &c.

21. At his house in Queen Anne-street, Sir Hugh Inglis of Milton Bryant, in the county of Belford, Bart.

At Brussels, Lieutenant-General Sir Ewen Baillie, Bart.

22. At Edinburgh, David Johnston Malcolm, Esq. collector of his Majesty's customs, Kirkaldy. At Nelson-street, Mrs Elizabeth Suther, wife of George Melville, writer in Edinburgh.

23. At Castle-Semple-house, John Harvey, Esq. of Castle-Semple, in the 67th year of his age.

25. At his house in Grosvenor-street, London, the Right Hon. Lord Stawell, in his 64th year. His Lordship was only son of the Right Hon. H. Bilson Legge, formerly Chancellor of the Exchequer.

At Lathrisk, Charles Maitland of Rankeilour, one of his Majesty's Deputy Lieutenants for Fifeshire.

26. At Candy, Stirlingshire, Margaret, only daughter of Mr Alexander Robertson.

After a lingering illness, Mr Thomas Strong, merchant in Leith.

27. At Bridgend, Isabella Mary Campbell, spouse of Major Todd, late of the 33d regiment.

28. At Edinburgh, Mrs Rachell Ann Morrieson, widow of Major David Morrieson, of the Hon. East India Company's service.

At Linlithgow, after a lingering illness, Margaret, youngest daughter of Mr John Henley of the Excise there.

-At Camberwell Grove, London, William, youngest son of William Scott, Esq.

30 At Queen-street, Enfield-highway, Middlesex, Mrs Mary Anne Burgess, wife of John Keir, Esq.; and, same day, John William, their infant

son.

At London, Ensign James Wight of the 79th regiment, eldest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Andrew Wight of Chapelerne.

Lately-At Bouverie-street, London, of apoplexy, aged 80, James Dobie, Esq. solicitor, for 34 years secretary to the Scottish Corporation.

On board the Streatham, East Indiaman, on his passage from Bengal to China, in October last, Richard Turnbull, assistant-surgeon, third son of the late John Turnbull, Esq. of Branxton.

At Paris, William Thomas Sandford, Esq. for merly a Major on the Bombay Establishment, and aid-de-camp to General Abercrombie during the Mysore war.

INDEX TO VOLUME VII.

ACTED Drama of London, notices of the,
No XV. 182-No XVI. 307
Advice to Julia, a letter in rhyme, review
of, 520

Algiers, the battle of, verses on, 291
Ae, the Witch of, 277, 374
Afar, Oh Ladye fair, afar, 273
Africa, notices regarding the interior of,
215-of Mr Gray's expedition, 330. 444
Alexander restores the Spoils to Athens, a
Poem, 617

Anster, John, review of Poems by, 312
Antarctic Continent, discovery of an, 566
Antidote for Vegetable Poisons, 445
Antonio Lambertacci, Life of, concluded,499
Apparition of St Thomas, 144
Appointments, Promotions, &c. 115, 229,
340, 459, 581, 703

Assassins, a secret society in Egypt, history
of the, 446

Aurum Millium, discovery of a new metal
so called, 331
Ayrshire Legatees, or the Correspondence of
the Pringle Family, 262-Miss Pringle
to Miss Mally Glencairn, ib.-Miss
Rachel Pringle to Miss Isabella Todd,
263 The Rev. Dr Pringle to Mr Mic-
klewham, 264-Andrew Pringle, Esq. to
Rev. Charles Snodgrass, 266-Rev. Dr
Pringle to Mr Micklewham, 267-Mrs
Pringle to Miss Mally Glencairn, 269-
Andrew Pringle, Esq. to Rev. Charles
Snodgrass, 270-Miss Rachel Pringle to
Miss Isabella Todd, 393-Rev.Dr Pringle
to Mr Micklewham, 395-Andrew Prin-
gle to Rev. Charles Snodgrass, 398-
Mrs Pringle to Miss Mally Glencairn,
400-Andrew Pringle, Esq. to the Rev.
Charles Snodgrass, 468-The Rev. Dr
Pringle to Mr Micklewham, 470-Miss
Rachel Pringle to Miss Isabella Todd,
472-Mrs Pringle to Miss Nanny Ey-
dent, Mantua-maker, Irvine, 475-Dr
Pringle to Mr Micklewham, 589-An-
drew Pringle to Rev. Charles Snodgrass,
591-Mrs Pringle to Mrs Glibbans, 593
--Miss Rachel Pringle to Miss Isabella
Todd, 595-Mrs Pringle to Miss Mally
Glencairn, 597

Baffin's Bay, notice regarding the red snow
of, 570

Ballads, Cameronian, 482
Bankruptcies, alphabetical lists of English
and Scotch, 112, 225, 337, 455, 577, 699
VOL. VII.

Barlow's magnetical discoveries, notice con-
cerning, 443

Beavers, account of a colony of, in Bohe-
mia, 691

Biblical Sketches, No 1. Elijah, 274-No
II. The casting forth of Jonah, 275-
No III. The vision of Zechariah, 276
Bill of Fare, the, remarks on, 667
Births, lists of, 118, 230, 342, 461, 582,
704

Boxiana, or sketches of Pugilism, No VII.
294

Braham Mr, a lesson for, 135

Brougham and Chalmers on National Edu-
cation, 419

Brown, Professor, review of his Outlines of
the Philosophy of the Human Mind, 62
Caledonian Canal, remarks on the, 427
Cameronian, Macrabin, the, 48, 157, 277,
374, 508, 651

Cameronian Songs, 380, 381
Cameronian Ballads, remarks on the, 482
-Ballad I. On Mark Wilson, slain at
Irongray, 484-II. The Voice uplifted
against Chapels and Churches, 485—III.
On the discomfiture of the Godless at
Drumclog, ib.-IV. The Doom of Niths-
dale, 486-V. Harmonious Call to the
Cameronians, 487-VI. The Cameronian
Banner, 488.

Canning, Right Hon. George, speech of, at
the Liverpool dinner, 11
Cashemere wool-goat, Importation of, into
France, 442

Cataract, notice of a remarkable one in
Norway, 104

Ceylon, notice of a scientific tour in, 103
Chalmer's and Brougham on National Edu-
cation, 419

Chantrey, Francis, Memoir of, 3
Chevy Chace, fitte the second; idem Latine
redditum, 323

Chinese account of the islands of Loo-Choo,
568

Classics, translations from the less familiar

ones, 614

Cloister, Tales of the, 132
Collier, Jeremy, and the Opponents of the
Drama, 387

Comets, notice concerning, 443
Commercial Reports, 110, 223, 337, 453,
576, 698

Copper mine in Dumfries-shire, discovery of

a, 570

4 X

Corcoran, Peter, memoirs of, 294
Corn Tables, 112, 227, 337, 456, 579, 701
Correspondence of the Pringle Family, 262
393, 467, 589

Crocodiles flesh eaten in Egypt, 105
Deaths, lists of, 119, 231, 343, 463, 583,
705

Death of Tammeamea, king of the Sand-
wich Islands, account of, 566
Despondency, a reverie, 45

Discovery of a Southern, or Antarctic Con-
tinent, 566

Diving-bell, notice regarding the, 569
Donnelly, Sir Daniel, Luctus on the death
of, 186-Child Daniel, ib.-Dirge on,
188-Sir Daniel, a ballad, 191-Letter
and Ode by Odoherty on, 192-Letter
from Seward on, 194-A Hebrew Dirge
over, 197-Letter and Dirge by Mr
Jenning's, 199-Letter and song by Mr
Dowden, 200-Speech at the Cork In-
stitution on, 202

Drama, acted, of London, notices of the,
182, 307

Drama, opponents of the, remarks on, 387
Dumfries-shire, discovery of a Copper mine
there, 570

Earthquake in the Ionian Islands, 444
Eclipse, ode composed during the great one
on 7th September, 649

Edinburgh Review, Mr Phillpotts and the,
168

Education, national, Brougham and Chal-
mers on, 419

of the Peasantry of Ireland,
thoughts and suggestions on the, review
of, 534
Egypt, notice regarding the Emerald mines
of, 214
Elder, the, 598

Elegies, 35, 289

Grand surgical operation, account of a, 567
Gray, Mr, notices regarding his expedition
into Africa, 330, 444

Greek colleges, notice respecting, 569
Gypsies, adventure with the, 48, 157
Hailstorm, remarkable one, 688
Hakon Jarl, a Danish tragedy, 73
Hammer's history of the assassins, notice
regarding, 466.

History, natural, remarks on the study of,
618

Hogg, James, the Ettrick Shepherd, review
of tales by, 148

Horæ Cantabrigiensis, No V. 292
Hora Danicæ, No I. Hakon Jarl, a tra-
gedy, 73

Hora Germanicæ, No V. The Faustus or
Goethe, 236-No VI. The opening of
King Yngurd, 407-No VII. 545
Hora Hispanicæ, No II. The morning of
St John the Baptist, 259-The death of
Don Alonzo of Aguilar, 260

Horace, specimens of Mr Wrangham's
translations from, 369

Human mind, review of Brown's outlines
of the philosophy of, 62

Hydrophobia, tropical remedy for the, 103
India, trigonometrical survey of, 215-Me-
teoric stone brought from, 442

Ionian Islands, terrible earthquake in the,
444

Ireland, thoughts and suggestions on the
education of the peasantry of, review of,
534-Simplicius on the state of, 637
Janet Morison's Lyke-wake, 651
Isle of Despair, the, 46
Jerusalem, the Fall of, review of, 123
Jew, the Wandering, legend of, 608
John and Joan, a new poem, 437
Jonah, the casting forth of, 275

Julia, Advice to, a poem, review of, 520

Elegy composed on the Field of Pinkie, Juno, the wile of, 355

403

Elijah, 274

Eloquence, fragment of an essay on, 644
Emerald mines of Egypt, notices of the dis-
covery of the, 214

Essay on Songs, and Song Writers, 32

Essays and Sketches of Life and Character,
528

Etna, Mount, observations on the height of,
104

Ettrick Shepherd, review of Tales by, 148.
Extracts from Mr Wastle's Diary, 317, 663
-From Matthew Paris, 605.
Fagerty O'Fogarty's poem of Daniel
O'Rourke, 477

Fable concerning Christ's raising Japhet
the son of Noah, 609

Faustus of Goethe, account of the, 236
Fly-fishing in Northumberland, 137
Forayer, the, 155

Fragment of an essay on Eloquence, 644
Gas lamp, new patent for a portable one,
445

Glimpse into the third volume of Wrang-
ham's works, 176

Goethe, account of his drama of Faustus,
236

Kean, Mr, notice of his acting of King
Lear, 182

King Yngurd, a German tragedy, 407, 545
Knickerbocker, Diedrich, review of his his-

tory of New York, 360

Lambertacci, Antonio, life of, concluded,
499

Lear, King, notice of Kean's acting of, 182
Legend of Ulfric the Anchoret, 144
Letter relative to Melville's monument in
Edinburgh, 58

Letter to Peter Morris, M.D. on the sorts

and uses of literary praise, 629
Letters of a liberal Whig, No III. 21
Life and character, review of essays and
sketches of, 528

Life and character, sketches of village, 631
Literary and scientific intelligence, 103,
214, 330, 442, 566, 688

Literary praise, on the sorts and uses of, 629
Literature of Norway, Sweden, and Ice-
land, notice regarding, 447
London, salubrity of the air in, 104
Loo-choo, Chinese account of the islands
of, 568

Lord Morison, an old ballad, 516
Lyke-wake, Janet Morison's, 651

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Melville, Lord, letter on the proposed mo-
nument to, in Edinburgh, 58
Memoir of Francis Chantrey, sculptor, 3-
Of Peter Corcoran, the pugilist, 294
Meteoric stone, account of one brought
from India, 442

Meteorological reports, 113, 227, 338, 457,
579, 701

Microsophus, or the virtuoso pedant, 494
Military promotions and appointments, 115,
229, 340, 459, 581, 703

Milman's Fall of Jerusalem, review of, 123
Miniature, the, 491

Moods of the Mind, No I. Despondency,

45-No II. The woodland glen, 46-
No III. The isle of despair, ib.-No IV.
The forayer, 155-No V. The cypress
tree, 156 No VI. To the morning star,
157 No VII. Midnight wanderings,
489 No VIII. The clouds frown dark,
490-No IX. The elm trees, ib.
Morisons, the last of the, 508
Morris, Peter, M. D. letter to, on literary
praise, 629

Mountains, on the distant visibility of, 216
Mülner, Adolphus, review of a tragedy
from the German of, 407, 545
Natural history, remarks on the study of,
618

Naval appointments and promotions, 117,

4.60

Necker, Mademoiselle, late Madame de
Stael, portrait of, 25

New tale for a melo-drama, 347

New York, review of Knickerbocker's his-
tory of, 360

Northumberland, a fly-fishing excursion in,
137

Norway, appearance of, described by Bede-
mar, 332

Norway, remarkable cataract in, 104
Norwegian, Swedish, and Icelandic litera-
ture, notice regarding, 447
Ode to Marshal

on his return, 587
composed during the eclipse in Septem-
ber 1820, 649

Oehlenschlaeger, Adam, a tragedy by, 73

Oehlenschlaeger the Dane, translation of a
letter from, 674-The building of the
palace of from the Danish of, 675
Opponents of the drama, remarks on the,
387

O'Rourke, Daniel, an epic poem, 476-
Canto 1. Patrick Blake, 477

Paris, Matthew, extracts from the history
of, 141

Paris, Matthew, extracts from the "Historia
Major" of, 605

Peasantry of Ireland, on the education of
the, 534

Penitent Son, the, 171

Petrified tree, remarkable one near Glas-
gow, 489

Philosophy of the Human Mind, review of
Brown's outlines of the, 62

Phillpotts, Mr, and the Edinburgh Review,
168

Pinkie, elegy composed on the field of, 403
Poetry, the rape of Proserpine, 28-Elegies,
35, 289-A winter morning, 36-Despon-
dency, a reverie, 45-The woodland glen,
46-The Isle of Despair, a vision, ib.-
Gypsey songs, 55, 56, 57-Stanzas on a
child of five years of age, 72-Sonnets,
102-Review of Milman's Fall of Jeru-
salem, 123-The Abbey, 147-The
forayer, 155-The cypress tree, 156-To
the morning star, 157-On the death or
Sir Daniel Donelly, 186-Sorrow is dry,
188-Lines by Mr North, 190-Sir D.
Donelly, a ballad, 191-O'Donelly, an
ode, 193-Ullaloo, a Greek lamentation
on Sir Daniel, with a Latin translation,
194-197-A Hebrew dirge, 197-A
dirge by Mr Jenning's, 199-A new song
or lamentation for Sir D. Donelly, 201—
Sonnets by Wordsworth, 206-Song for
the morning of St John the Baptist, 259
-The Death of Don Alonzo of Aguilor,
260 The silent eve, 272 - A far, oh,
ladye fair, afar, 273-Biblical sketches,
274 The Witch of Ae's song, 279-
The spell unravelled, 290-The battle of
Algiers, 291-Poetical pieces by Peter
Corcoran, 304-The Wile of Juno, 355
Translations from Horace, 370-Came-
ronian songs, 380, 381-Mary's Mount,
402-Elegy composed on the field of
Pinkie, 403-To Margaret, 405-Son-
net, 436-John and Joan, a new poem,
437-Cameronian ballads, 482-Mid-
night wanderings, 489-The clouds frown
dark, 490-the elm-trees, ib.-The mi-
niature, 491-Reflections on a ruined
Abbey, 492-Lord Morison, a tale, 516
Review of advice to Julia, 520-Ode to
Marshal
587-The Elder, 598
-Translations from the less familiar
classics, 614-Alexander restores to
Athens the spoils carried off by Xerxes,
617-A sea-side reverie, 622-Stanzas
on the Re-interment of King Robert
Bruce, 62-Youth, 624-The wild rose,
625-The autumnal eve, 629-Sonnets,
628-Sketches of village life and charac-
ter, 631-The village funeral, 635-The

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