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Arabs, intercourse of, with the islands of the Indian archipelago, 45, Bell, of Antermony, his account of the Russian embassy to China, 435. Bengal, nature of the commerce between, and the Indian islands, 44. Bentham on Codification,-Indefatigable assiduity of the author in pursuit of his favourite object, 217-makes offer of his services to the French National Assembly, 218-his offers to the Emperor of Russia not accepted in the way he desired, 220-exhorts the United States to adopt a written code in place of the common law of England, 221-inquiry into the nature of the common or unwritten law of England, 222-what the peculiar character of this species of legislation, 228-example of its uncertainty, 229. Beppo, a Venetian tale, a species of composition of which our literature has hitherto afforded few examples, 303-what the subject of, 304-extracts from, ib. Berger, Dr, on the geological features of the north-eastern counties Borneo, Chinese colony on the coast of, 41-gold mines there chiefly wrought by them, 42. Bramhuns, daily duties of, enumerated, $86-their shocking character, 397. Beache, hypothesis on which he constructed his maps, 321. Bugis of Wajo, an enterprising and industrious tribe in the island of Celebes, 39. Cardona, description of the salt mines of, in Spain, 92. Cary, Mr, the most successful of the translators of Dante, 469extracts from his work, 470. Cathcart, Lord, his testimony to the merits of Sir Robert Wilson, 166. Catholics, Irish, evasive conduct of the opponents of their emancipa |