Town and its Environs, 126. Misunderstanding between the English and Turks,
127. The latter are driven out of the Town, ib. Symptoms of Plague in the
Army, 128. Arrival of Despatches from England, which is followed by the Ex-
pedition of one of the Commander-in-Chief's Aides-de-Camp to Cairo, 129.
Some remarks on the Mamelukes, after their departure from Gyzeh, 130. Re-
flections on the actual State of Egypt, and the Pasha who governs it, 131. The
Author quits the Army, and returns to England, 132,

Erskine, Mr., The Case of at Bombay, 137.

East India House, Debate at the. On the By-Laws Committee, 179. On
the Suspension of an Indian Judge, 180. On the Indian Licences, ib. On the
Burning of Hindoo Widows, 182. On Captain Prescott's Case, 183. 369.
Elphinstone, Mr., Tributes of Respect to, 289.

English Officers, Tvo, Persecution of, for doubting the Pope's Infallibility,

501.

Excursion up the River Martaban, 512.

Earl Amherst, Dinner to, 562.

F

Foreign Trade-American Tariff-East India Monopoly, 385.

Free Trade, East India, and Colonisation, 552.

G

Greece, Recent Travels in, Asia Minor, Palestine, and Egypt, 49.

Great Britain, Political and Commercial Relations of, with China, 65. 201.
Governments, Obligations of, to Abolish the Laws of Quarantine; by Dr.
Maclean, 99.

General Orders, 196.

Grenville, Lord, on Indian Affairs, 477.

H

Heat, Power possessed by Individuals of supporting, 277.

I

India, New Works relative to, and the Eastern World, 1. King's Officers in,
155. Want of Churches in, 159. Ordnance Department in, 163. Administra-
tion of, 338.

Intelligence, Civil and Military, 187. 375. 565. Shipping, 197. 382. 572.
Island, Amherst, Settlement of, 527.

Indo-Briton, Official Recognition of the term, 531.

Jury, Trial by, in India, 270.

J

L

Laws, Alterations in the, relating to India, 517.

London Merchants, Memorial of, against the Calcutta Stamp Act, 534.

Mendez, Isabel de, 133.

Maxfield, Captain, Letter from, 171.

Madras, Letter from, 175. 555.

M

Midshipman, Striking incident in the Life of a, 495.

Medical Profession, State of the, in India, 545.

Ordnance Department of India, Reduction of Pay in the, 543.

P

Parliament, Petition to, from the Natives of Bombay, 45.

Persia, Tales of. No. I., Bebut the Ambitious, 215. No. II., The Fisherman
of Ormus, 397.

Passengers, General List of, 199. 383. 573.

Poetry. The Castilian Bandit, 48. Lines on Mrs. S., 63. The Evening
Hour, 64. Lines on the Death of a youthful Brother, 74. Thermopylæ, 80.
The Force of Time, 98. The Voluptuary, 105. Stanzas for Music, by R. Mont-
gomery, 114. Liberty, 118. The Retrospect, 132. The Minstrel Maid to her
Absent Knight, 136. Poetical Advertisement for a Wife, 154. Sonnet, 222.
Buonaparte's Invasion of Russia, a Cambridge Prize Poem, 231. Marius among
the Ruins of Carthage, 263. Religion, The Unrivalled Beauty and Glory of, 269.
Ovid in Exile, 276. A Fragment, 278. English Version of a Song or Hymn,
sung by a Hindoo Woman, on the point of being burned on the Pile with her
husband's Body, 286. 'Can I Forget Thee?' 295. Woman's Heart, 337. Spi-
ritualities, 354. The Imperial Exile, 366. A Farewell, 368. The Death of
Eva, 395. To a Lady who accused her Lover of Flattery, 426. Specimens of
East Indian Poetry, 437. The Last Plague of Egypt, 462. The Cape of Storms,
469. Stanzas sent with a Wreath of Flowers, 494. Stanzas, 500. The Butterfly
Reclaimed, 510. Midnight Musings, 516. Thermopylæ, 521. Empires' Changes,
526. What is Fame? 533. The Grave of Beauty, 544.

R

Researches and Labours, Commercial, of Mr. Cesar Moreau, 115.
Revenue, Indian, and Territorial Debt, 279.

S

Speech, A Native Indian's, on Juries, 160.

Summary Commitment, Doctrine of, for Constructive Contempts of Parlia-
ment and of Courts of Justice, 223.

Salmon, Mr., Character of the late, 523.

Turkey, The Military Power of, 265.

T

U

United Service Club, The Junior, 170.

W

Wreck, The, 106.

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