of Scotland, 129, 280,385-Of memoirs
of Canova, 222, 467-Of memoirs of
Fouché, Duke of Otranto, 257-Of
Adolphe and Selanie, 286-Of narra-
tive of Richmond the Spy, 291-Of
Count Segur's history of Napoleon's
expedition to Russia, 333-Of Don Gi-
ovanni, a poem, 407-Of memoirs of
John Philip Kemble, Esq., 444-Of
Knox's Harp of Zion, 509-Of Mr
Brougham's Inaugural address at Glas-
gow, 582-Of memoirs of the Coun-
tess de Genlis, 585-Of Holman's
'Travels in Russia, &c., 686—Of Loch-
andhu, a Novel, 723-Of Proctor's
Journey across the Andes, 733-Of the
novel of the Foresters, 651-Of the
Fourth Report of the Edinburgh School
of Arts, 654

Reply to C. C.'s defence of the doctrines
of the Catholic Church, 417

Revenue, British, 244

Richmond the Spy, review of narrative
of, 291

Scylla and Charybdis of Homer, on the, ??
Segur, Count, review of his history of
Napoleon's expedition to Russia, 333
Seller, the, of himself, 313
Shakespeare's Hamlet, Mr Kemble's first
performance of, in London-Alten-
tion of, by Garrick, 576
Shipwreck, melancholy one, 623
Sketches of the early history of the Ge-
neral Assembly, 16, 230
Sketches from Nature, 48
Sketches, Dramatic, 181

Smith, Rev, Sydney, his speech on the
Catholic Claims, 717

Smith's Practical Guide to the English
Language, remarks on, 56
Sonnets-Youth, 152-To Ezilda, 232
-Night-storm, 686

South American seaman, recollections
and reflections of a, 544

Spain, accounts from, 110-Disturbed
state of the interior, 237, 746-Mani
festo of the King, 746-Attempt to
destroy Ferdinand, ib

pediments of, 116

Holman's travels in, 686

Russia-Destructive flood at Petersburgh,

111-Persecution of the Jews in, 238
-Theatre of Petersburgh burnt, 616
Russia-Segur's history of Napoleon's
expedition to, review of, 333
Rustic cousin at church, my, 214
School of Arts, Edinburgh, Fourth Re-
port of the Directors of the, 654
Scotland, General Assembly of the Church
of, sketches of its early history, 16,
230-Proceedings of the, 759
Scotland, the Highlands and Western
Islands of, review of Macculloch's
work on the, 129, 280-Farther exa-
mination of Dr M.'s statements, 385
Scotland, Fiar prices of, crop 1824, 765
Scots New Judicature Bill, remarks on,
(continued.) I. Of the powers of the
Scots Supreme Judges, 153-- Expen.
ces of process, 160-Signet summon-
ses, &c. 163-Special pleadings, 166—
Delays of legal procedure, 168-Jury
Court, 320-Court of Session, 326—
Inferior Courts and practitioners, 329
Scottish college hours, No. I. To the
dove, 331-To the rose, ib-To a
dish, having a Venus engraved on it,
332-To the Cicada, ib-To his Mis-
tress ib.-No. II. To love, 431-
To the old, 431-To cupid, ib. 432-
To Bathyllus, 432-To a vision, ib-
To himself, ib-To a girl, ib
Scottish clergymen, on the overtures from

the General Assembly regarding the
education of, 433
Scrap-book, M'Diarmid's, remarks on,
317

Tales of the Crusaders, remarks on, 641
Taylor, the late Rev. Dr of Glasgow, bio-
graphical sketch of, 459
Theatres in Edinburgh, decision of the
Court of Session respecting the, 376
Theatrical representations, on the moral
influence of, 708

Thoughts on the origin, design, and pro-
gress of music, 95

Translation of the La Partenza of Metas-
tasio, 104

United States, meeting of the Congress
of the, 113

University of Edinburgh, professorship
of Conveyancing erected in the, 116
University of Glasgow, notice regarding
its professors and students, 513-Cri-
tique on the feregoing, 647
Wallace's dream, 581
War, on the eventual disuse of, (conti-

nued,) Chapter VI. 187—Chapter VII.
Future wars, 190 Chapter VIII. Fu-
ture political combinations, 193-Book
III. Cessation of the causes of war in-
cident to the several stages of civiliza.