439

Gregory, James, the mathe-
matician, letters of, 584
Henry de Valois, account of
the death of, 194
Herring, late Thos. letter of
to Profeffor Maclaurin, 574
Highland Society. of Scot-
land, proceedings of, 4
Hiftory, Univerfal, on the ad-
vantages of the study of, 557
Hogg James, Review of his
Forest Minstrel, 504
Holford, Mifs, review of
her Wallace, 925
Home, Rev. John, letter to,
from Hume, 484
Humboldt, extract from the
travels of, 916
Inchcolm, defcription of the
view of, 503
James V. of Scotland, con-
verfation of, with Sir Ralph
Sadler, 428, 503
Keir, Mrs. character of, 416
Kelfo, view of, 83
Klopstock, the German poet,
letters of, 7440
Lady of the Lake, review of
Scott's, 359
Lamont, John, of Newton,
extracts from his Chronicle,
569, 655, 729, 894. l
Lancaster, Joseph, Efq plan
for introducing his fyftem
into Scotland, 112
Landeck, Mineralogical de-
fcription of the environs of,
reviewed, 922
Leflie, Profeffor,account of his
procefs for freezing, 804
Letters written during a tour
through Scotland, from the
Italian, 339, 416, 494, 575,
652, 730
Lomond, Loch, picturefque
tour to, 901...
Lunatic Hofpitals, review of
obfervations on their fruc-
ture, 40

Afylums in Scotland,
obfervations refpecting, 405
Mackenzie, Sir George Stew-
art, review of his surveys of

the counties of Rofs and
Cromarty, 842
Mackenzie, Mr, character of,

416

Maclaurin, Profeffor,fee Her-
ing

Macgrugar, late Thomas, bi-
ographical notice of, 723
Madhoufes, private, on the
difadvantages of, 588
Manufactures, memoirs of the
the progrefs of, 6, 86, 168,
283, 327, 446, 530, 568,
686, 726, 878
Mary, Queen, converfation of
with Mr Somers, 275
Maxwell, Heugh, view of
Kelfo from, 83
Medals, ancient Roman, de-
fcription of, 323
Melville, late General, me-
moirs of, 97, 169
Mexico, character of the dif-
ferent inhabitants in, 916
Mills, Cotton, letter on, 357
Monboddo, Lord, letter to,
from Lord Dreghorn, 351
the Monk and the Vine-
dreffer, review of, 200
Montgomery, James, review
of his poems on the flave
trade, 439
Montrofe tour to from Ar-
broath, 10, 89, 164, 248,
260, 342, 501, 643
correction of mistakes in the
tour, 248

Morehead, the Rev. R. re-
view of his difcourfes on re-
ligious belief, 198
Myles, Margaret, account of
her execution at Edinburgh,

13

Natural hiftory, monthly me-
moranda in, 4, 83, 165, 285,
367,438, 485,567,647,725,
806, 886

Negroes, on the literature of,
737, 816

Nelson, Lord, particulars of
the death of, 18
New Church propofed to be
built in Charlotte Square,
obfervations on the plan of,

the Obferver, No. 11. 187-
III. 272-IV. 344-V. 496
-VI. 580—VI1.649-VIII.
733---IX. 814---X. 905

Paintings, exhibition of, at
Edinburgh, 245
Paintings, exhibition of, at
Paris, 563

Painting, on the Venetian
fchool of, 266
Philofophical Essays, review
of, Stewart's, 673
Player, adventures of a, 184
Poems, review of, 764
Poker Club, account of, 26
Popery, free thoughts on the
toleration of, 191

Portland, memoirs of the late
Duke of, 28

Porter, Mifs Jane, review of
her Scottish chiefs, 278
Portugal, narrative of the
campaign in, in 1809, 248,

Scott, Walter, Efq. review of
his Lady of the Lake, 359
Scottish chiefs, review of, 278
ladies, 575

652

national character,

Sermons, review of Finlay-
fon's, 37
Sheriff-muir, account of the
battle of, 11

Slave

the dying Mifer to his Mary, 368

Burdett, Sir Francis, libera
tion of, 456 See Commons.
Bufaco, remarks on the bat
tle of, 772

Cadiz, city of invested, 371
Fort Matagorda taken, ib.
Catholic emancipation, de-
bate on in the Houfe of
Commons, 376
Commerce, fee America.
Commons, Houfe of, Mr
Yorke enforces the flanding
order for the exclufion of
ftrangers, 371 Mr Wind-

ham fupports the motion 372
Commit Gale Jones to New-
gate, 373, and Sir Francis
Burdett to the Tower, ib.
View of the queftion of the
power of, to commit to pri-
fon, ib. Financial ftate-
ments for the year fubmit-
ted to, $75 Parliamentary
reform debated in, ib.
tholic emancipation, debated

Ca-

PROCEEDINGS OF PARLIAMENT.

the Duke of Brunfwick,,
381 Debate on the petition
of the Livery of London,
ib. On Major Cartwright's
petition, 384 On the Budget,
385 On Parliamentary Re-
form, 461 On the Catholic
queftion, 463, 465 On the
Eaft India loan bill, 467
Debate on the motion for
adjournment, 937 Commit-
tee appointed to examine
the phyficians on the state
of his Majefty's health, 939
Dundas, General, Sir David
examined before the House
of Commons, 291
the Forfar, road bill and fta-
tute labour bill, 457
Gambier, Lord, receives the
thanks of the Houfe of Com-
mons, 213
George, Sir Rupert, examin-
ed before the Houfe of Con
mons, 292

Commons, house of, debate
on the address to his Ma-
jefty, 133 On the expedi-
tion to Walcheren, 221 On
Lord Cochrane's motion in
regard to Lord Gambier,
212 On navy estimates, 214
On places in reverfion, ib.
On the Finance Committee,
215 On the vote of thanks
to Lord Wellington, ib.
On the ftanding order for
the exclufion of ftrangers
289 Examination of wit-
neffes before, on the Scheldt
expedition, 377 Commit
Gale Jones to Newgate, and
Sir Francis Burdett to the
Tower, 378 Refolve to
grant L.490,000 to the King
of Sicily, 379 Debate on
the Middlelex petition, ib.
On abuses in Ireland, 380 Lords, Houfe of, debate on

Gordon, Lieutenant-Colonel,
examined before the Houfe
of Commons, 293
Horner, Mr, moves the pro-
duction of papers relative to
the high price of bullion,

215

Keats, Sir Richard, examined
before the Houle of Com-
mons, 295

Grant L.7000 per annum to the address to his Majefty,

130 On the vote of thanks
to Lord Wellington, 209-
Debate on the petition of
the Irish Catholics, 458 On
the campaign in Spain, ib.
On the state of the nation,
469 His Majefty's fpeech,
ib. Report of the phyfi-
Icians to the privy council
read before, 937 Debate

on

the adjournment, ib.
Committee appointed to ex
amine the phyficians, 938
Pepy's, Sir Lucas, examined
before the Houfe of Com-
mons, 291

Fopham, Sir Home, exami,
ned before the House of
Commons, 293
Porchefter, Lord, moves for
an enquiry into the policy
and conduct of the expedi
tion to Walcheren, 210
Brings forward refolutions
on the conduct of the mi-
niftry, 877
Romily, Sir S. motion of in
regard to criminal law, 382
Roxburgh caufe, 457, 459
Strachan, Sir Richard, exa-
mined before the Houfe of
Commons, 294
Trial by jury, 457
Trigge, Sir Thomas, exami
ned before the Houfe of
Commons, 292
Walcheren, motion of Lord
Porchefter

Porchefter in regard to the
expedition to, 210
Wellington, Lord, receives

the thanks of the Houfe of Westminster, petition of the
Lords, 209, and of the House electors of, 378
of Commons, 216
HISTORICAL AFFAIRS.

ACCIDENT, dreadful one at
Liverpool, 153
Addrefs of the city of Lon-
don to his Majesty, 72
America, Mr Jackson quits
the feat of government of,
49 Meeting of Congrefs,
50 Prefident's meffage, ib.
Short account of the differ-
ence between, and England,
146 Bill paffed authorifing
the Prefident to fend out of
the country offending foreign
Minters, 219 Annual re-
port of the Secretary of the
treafury,ib. Correfpondence
between the British Minifter
and Secretaries of, 220 The
non-intercourse act repealed,
468 Correfpondence re-
fpecting the conduct of
France, and the difference
between, and belligerents,
539 Proclamation of the
Prefident revoking the non-
intercourfe act in regard to
France,941 Correfpondence
on the fubject, 942
America, South, dispatch of
the British Government re-
fpecting the Spanish colonies
of, 700 Commotions in,
942 Execution of Liniers,
ib. Buenos Ayres blockad-
ed, ib. Revolution at Qui-
20, 943
in Carthagena, ib.

Finance to, 302 Marries
the Archduchefs of Auftria,
Maria Louifa, 303, 389 If-
fues a decree for uniting
Holland to France, 538 If-
fues a decree permitting the
importation of colonial pro-
duce, 623,705 Refolves to
revoke the Berlin and Mi-
lan decrees, 624 Purfues
his fyftem of excluding Bri-
tifh goods from the conti-,
nent, 789 Rigorous decree
of, against the commerce of
Britain, 861

Bonaparte, Lucien, leaves I-
taly, and arrives at Malta,

790
Bourbon, capture of the Isle
of, 150, 859
Buenos Ayres, revolution in
the government of, 619
Burdett, Sir Francis, commit-
ted to the Tower, 392 Li-
beration of, 471
Cochrane, Lord, deftroys two
French frigates at Guada-
loupe, 151

Collingwood, Lord, death of,

391

Cumberland,Duke of,attempt
to affaffinate, 470
Euftatia, St. capture of, 314
Flufhing, deftruction of the
balin and arfenal of, 66
France, fee Bonaparte
Guadaloupe, capture of, 311
Guineas, trial of J. de Yonge
for the fale of, 631
Guftavus Adolphus arrives at
Stralfund, 149 Arrives in
England, 871

troops and the infurgents,

296 General Orders of the
Governor-General, 297,386
Leaders of the mutiny tried,
537, 617, 781 Difference
between Lord Minto and
Sir G. Barlow, 617 Con-
tinuance of the difcontents,
697 General orders, ib.
Jackfon, Mr. quits the Ame◄
rican feat of government,
for New York, 49
Jamaica, the Governor of,
diffolves the affembly, 149
Inundation in Lincolnshire,.
871

Legiflative Body, fpeech of
the Emperor to, 55 Expofee
of the fituation of France.
delivered to, 224
Livery of London, meeting
of, refpecting the answer to
their addrefs, 72
London, addrefs of the city.
of, 72

Louis King of Holland, ab.
dication of, 597 Addrefs
of, to the Legislative Affem
bly, 620

Martin, St. capture of, 314
Matagorda fort taken, 568
Minto, Lord, fee India
Naval action, gallant but un-
fortunate one in the Eaft
Indies, 940
Navy, British, fate of, 707
Oxford, installation of Loid
Grenville at, 548
Park, Mungo, 390, 707
Perfian Ambaffador present-
ed to his Majefty, 71
Portugal, affairs in, 626 Fall
of Almeida, 704 Battle of
Bufaco, 783 'Official dif-"
patches relative to, 864
Prifoners, British, in France,
545 Rupture of the nego
ciation for the exchange of,
870

in Weft Florida, ib.
the Alcefte, Capt. Maxwell,
takes feveral merchant vef-
fels, 629
Amboyna, capture of, 777
Ball, magnificent one at Dub-
lin, 154
Holland, annexation of, to
Bell, Colonel John, tried for France, 307 The Emperor
heading the mutiny in India, prohibits all commercial in
537, 617 Sentenced, 781 tercourse between England
Blaney, Lord, account of an and, 469 Abdication of
expedition under, 867 Louis, 537 Decree of the
Bonaparte,recovered from his Emperor annexing,to France
indifpofition, 54 Answers 538 Regulation refpecting
the addreffes from Rome the fishery of, 622
and Tufcany, 55 Addreffes India. Lord Minto and the
the Legislative Body, ib. Council approve of the con-
Diffolves his marriage with duct of the Madras Govern-
the Emprefs Jofephine, 57 ment, 142, 217 Severe
Report of the Minifter of action between the King's Turkey, 627

Roman States, incorporation
of, with the French empire,

227

Ruffians defeat the Turks and
take Siliftria, 547 State of
the contest between, and

Sadler,

Sadler, Mr. afcends in a bal- 625
loon, 549

Sicily, affairs of, 702 Inva-
fion of, 790 The French
defeated in attempting to
land at, 944
Spain, the army of, defeated
at Ocana, 62 Surrender of
Gerona, 63 The French en-
ter Seville, 230 Isle of Leon
invested, 233 Cadiz fum-
moned to furrender,ib. Fort
Matagorda taken, 365 De-
cree of Bonaparte against,
470 Ciudad Rodrigo taken,

State of the fiege of

863 Declares war againk
Britain, 944

Tornado, violent one in Ame-
rica,

Turkey, fee Ruffians
Walcheren, evacuation of, 65
Wellington, Lord, letter of,
to the Supreme Junta of
Eftremadura, 65 Difpatch
of, 626, 704 Proclamation
of, relative to letters from
officers in his army, 704

Cadiz, 704, 867
the Spartan, gallant action of,
547, 628
Storm,dreadful one over Eng-
land, 549
Sweden, treaty concluded by,
with Denmark, 149 and
with France, ib. Shuts her
ports against British veffels,
309 Death of the Crown
Prince of, 546 Election of
Bern lotte to be Crown
Prince, 701, 863 Commer-
cial treaty with, and France,
SCOTTISH CHRONICLE.

Accidents; 476, 555, 875.
Dreadful one at Kilmar-
nock, 156, at Cork, 874,
Appeals, Scots, 552
Affembly, General, proceed-
ings of, 366, 473
Bell-rock light house, 715
Cameron, John, trial of, for

Fox, Mr. celebration of his
birth-day, 75
Fraser, David, tried, 711
Free-Mafons, election of of-
fice bearers for fociety of,955
Hughan, P., tried, 552, 708
Inglis, James, tried, 710
Jufticiary, Court of, proceed
the murder of his wife, 709ings of, 155, trial of Alex.
Campbell, Alex. tried and Campbell, 155, of James
condemned for robbery, 155 Kelly, alias Watfon, 156,
Circuit intelligence, 393, 791 of John Dandie, 284, of
Colfton, John, tried, 553 James Cumings, 235, of
Court of Seffion, proceedings Charles M'Queen and A.
of, 73
Bailey, 315, of Peter Hugh-
an, 552, 708, of John Col-
fton, ibid. of Ifobel Don-
ald, ibid. of John Macfar-
lane, ib. of W. Lawfon and
D. Smith, 705, of John Ca-
meron, 709, of James Inglis,
710, of D. Frafer and R.
Moffman, 711, of John Sy-
mons, 715, W. Redpath,952
Lawfon, W. trial of, 708
Lloyd, Henry, tried and ac-
quitted, 955

551

in the Roxburgh cause,

Cumings, James, trial of, 238
Dandie, John, trial of, 234
Donald, Ifobel, tried, 553
Dundas, Rt. Hon. Robert,
elected member of Parlia-
ment for the county of Edin-
burgh, 156
Exchequer, trial of W. Old,
before the Court of, 552

relative to the Portu-
guese, 705

Yonge, James de, 631

Macfarlane, John, tried, 553
Magiftrates of Edinburgh
elected, 797
Mafons, Free, 551
Moffman, R. tried, 711
Old, W. tried, 552
Paifley, dreadful catastrophe
at, 873

Patronages, 956
Phyficians, office-bearers of
the Royal College of, elect-
ed, 956

Redpath, Walter, tried for
murder, 953
Royal Phyfical Society, an-
nual prefidents of, elected,
956

Roxburgh Cause, 551
Smith, D. trial of, 708
Statue, beautiful one of his
Majefty discovered, 797
Storm of thunder, 633
Symons, John, trial of, 713
Wernerian Natural History
Society, election of office-
bearers, 956