8. At Aberdeen, in the 63d year of his age, the Rev. John Gordon, Roman Catholic clergyman there.

Aged 70, the Right Hon. Thomas Steele, formerly one of the representatives in Parliament for Chichester.

9. At Woodis, near Dalbeattie, William Robison, aged 92.

10. At London, in the 63d year of his age, Sir Eyre Coote, of West Park, Hants.

- Near London, Lumsdaine Alves, Esq. Navy Pay-office.

13. At Leith, in the 58th year of his age, the Rev. Robert Culbertson, minister of the Gospel, and pastor of the Associate Congregation, St Andrew's Street.

14. At Morton Mains, Dumfries shire, very suddenly, George Welsh, Esq. aged 74.

15. At the Mansion House, Greenock, Mrs Thomas Crawford, in the 78th year of her age.

In the 80th year of her age, her Serene Highness the Princess Dowager of Lippe.

At Nice, the Hon. and Rev. Thomas Alfred Harris, son of the late, and

brother to the present, Earl of Malmesbury.

16. At Hamburgh, George Thomson, Esq. aged 74.

At Kilmarnock, Mrs Mary Cunningham, relict of the late Capt. Archibald Cunningham, of the Ayrshire light dragoons.

17. At Midmar Castle, James Mansfield, Esq. of Midmar.

18. At Paris, in the 54th year of his age, the Right Hon. Henry, Earl of Barrymore.

19. At Springhill, Euphemia, wife of John Peter, Esq. merchant, Dundee. 20. At Falkirk, Mr Chas. Alexander, in the 84th year of his age.

21. At Kirkcudbright, Mrs Helen Miller, relict of John Miller, in Kirkcudbright, in the 101st year of her age, and 69th of her widowhood.

At Kilconquhar, Fife, the Rev. James Dick, minister of the United Associate Congregation in that place, in the 54th year of his age, and the 28th of his ministry.

25. At Glasgow, Robert Starret, Esq. late merchant in the island of Carriacou, Grenada.

26. At Kirkenan, Alex. Reid, Esq. 27. At Scalpa, aged 81, Normand Macdonald, Esq. of Barrisdale.

28. In Stafford-street, Edinburgh, Mrs Margaret Borthwick, widow of the late Lieut.-Col. John Borthwick, of the 71st regiment.

30. At Torquay, Devon, Sarah, Viscountess Kilcoursie.

Lately, in Sandwich workhouse, two of the oldest inmates-Samuel Gimber, aged 100, many years landlord of the King's-head, Sandwich; and Mrs Bridges, aged 100.

A.

ABERCROMBY's, Mr, motion on the case
of William Murray Borthwick, I. 180.
Aberdeen's, the Earl of, speech in reply
to the Lord Chancellor, I. 157.
Address from the merchants, bankers,
ship owners, and others, to the Hon.
J. Wallace, on his resigning the Vice
Presidency of the Board of Trade, II.

208.

Advocate's, the Lord, speech on the coun-

ty representation of Scotland, I. 132.
Reply relative to Borthwick, 182.
Africa, discoveries in the interior of, I.

419.

African institution, seventeenth anniver-
sary of, II. 234.

Agriculture distress, I. 107. Report, II.
427. Prices of grain for England and
Wales, 429.

Albion Hall, new institution established
in, II. 277.

Alert packet of Liverpool, of loss the,
II. 220.

Allen, Colonel, the case of, brought be-
fore Parliament, I. 178.
Althorpe, Lord, moves the repeal of the
foreign enlistment bill, I. 56.
America. General state of South Ameri-
ca, I. 355. Mexico, 356. Expulsion
of Iturbide, ib. Federal constitution,
ib. Congress assembled, ib. Colom-
bia, ib. Assemblage of Congress, 357.
Operations against Morales, ib. Fede-
rative treaties, ib. Peru, 358. De-
feat of the Independents, 359. Royal-

ists re-enter Lima, ib. Operations of
Riva Aguerra, ib. Royalists quit Lima,
ib. Entry of Bolivar, ib. Second de-
feat of the Independents, 360. Riva
Aguerra reduced, 361. Chili, state of,
ib. Freyre, drives out O'Higgins, ib.
Buenos Ayres, ib. Brazil, 362. Siege
of Bahia, ib. General assembly called,
ib. North America, 363. Dissensions
in, ib. Policy in regard to Spanish
America, ib. Finances, 364. West
Indies, ib. Piracy, ib. Insurrection
at Demerara, 365-Jamaica, 366.
Proceedings at, ib.

Angerstein, Mr, biographical account of,
II. 355.

Anthony, Eliza, inquest to inquire into

the extraordinary circumstances by
which she came by her death, II. 269.
Antiquaries, Society of, H. 396.
Army estimates, I. 102.

Arts, meeting of the Society for the En-
couragement of, II. 393.

Ascot races, II. 252.

Astronomy, improvements in, I. 369.
M. Nicolas' observations on the comet,
1822, I. 370. Changes in the decli-
nations of some of the fixed stars, ib.
Solution of the problem of double at-
titudes, 371. Optical inventions of
Professor Amici, 372.

Attack upon the Dublin coach for Belfast,
II. 197. Attack on the do. for Cork,
303.

Attorney General's reply to Mr Williams,
relative to the Court of Chancery, I.
149. Reply to Mr Brougham, 160.

B.

Baden, state of affairs in, I. 340.
Baillie, Dr, character of, I. 391. Biogra-
phical account of, II. 366.
Banke's, Mr, speech, respecting Spain, I.

62.

Bank stock, II. 424.

Barbadoes, particulars respecting the re-
volting Negroes, II. 301.
Baring's, Mr, speech relative to the sink-
ing fund, I. 87. Speech relative to the
currency, 114. Speech in honour of
Mr Wallace, 119.

Bathurst's, Earl, reply to the Duke of
Devonshire, I. 227.

Bavaria, some account of, I. 341.
Beckford, Mr, sale of his property in
books, &c. II. 397. Price brought by
some of them, ib.

Beckwith, Sir Geo., biographical account
of, II. 351.

Bennet's, Mr, speech on the Catholic
question, I. 135. Speech relative to Co-
lonel Homé, 175. Reply to Lord
Palmerstone, 178.

Binning's, Lord, speech relative to the
county representation of Scotland, I.

132.

Biographical Chronicle, II. 320.
Births, II. 451.

Bloomfield, R. lines on the death of, I.

443. Character of, I. 391. Biogra-
phical account of, II. 361.
Borthwick, William Murray, the case of
brought before Parliament, I. 180.
Boursier, Madame, trial of, for poisoning
her husband, II. 190.
Bowring's, Mr, case brought before Par-
liament, I. 179.
Brazil-(See America.)

British Museum, progress of the build-
ing at the, for the reception of the li-
brary presented by his Majesty, II. 397.
Brougham, Mr, his character as an orator,
I. 4. Splendid speech at the opening
of Parliament, 15. Speech in refer-
ence to the views of France, 27. Speech
respecting negotiations with France,
37. Speech on the conduct of minis-
ters, 75. Speech relative to the Ca-
tholics, 135. Reply to Mr Canning,
136. Speech respecting the Court of
Chancery, 153. Speech on the treat-
ment of slaves, 171. Speech in sup-
port of Mr Brownlow, 194. Speech

relative to the High Sheriff of Dublin,
196. Motion relative to inquiry into
the administration of justice in Ireland,
221. Reply to Mr Peel, 226. Dinner
given to, at Glasgow, II. 283.
Brownlow's, Mr, motion of censure against
the legal authorities of Dublin, I. 189.
Speech relative to, 196.
Buckingham's, the Duke of, speech rela-
tive to the affairs of Spain, I. 50.
Budget, I. 104.

Buenos Ayres-(See America.)
Bull, Captain Nicholas B., trial of, for
libel against Mr Fyshe Palmer, M.P.
II. 133.

Buonaparte's books, &c. sale of, II. 402.
Burdett, Sir Francis, reprobates the whole
tone and temper of the negotiation re-
lative to Spain, I. 70. Speech rela-
tive to the Catholic question, 183.
Motion for inquiring into the conduct
of the Sheriff of Dublin, 195.
Burglary, an extraordinary one committed
in Lambeth Palace, II. 274.
Butterworth's, Mr, remarks relative to
the marriage act, I. 152.
Buxton's, Mr, speech relative to the treat-
ment of slaves, I. 166.
Byron's, Lord, letter, relative to the
Greeks, II. 232. Designs respecting
their cause, 298.

C.

Cahuac and Beeman, trial of, for stealing
books, II. 156.

Caius Gracchus, prologue to the tragedy
of, I. 446

Calvert's, Mr, observations on the mar-
riage act, I. 162.
Campbell, Sir Ilay, biographical account
of, II. 354.

Canning's, Mr, political character, I. 9.
Reply to Mr Hobhouse, 27. Reply
to Mr Brougham, 28. Reply to Lord
Russel, ib. Moves the Easter adjourn
ment, ib. Reply to Lord A. Hamil
ton, 29. Reply to Colonel Davies, 30.
Lays on the table of the House of
Commons papers exhibiting the whole
train of the negotiation relative to
Spain, 30. Reply to Lord Althorpe.
57. Reply to Mr J. McDonald, 71.
Reply to Mr Hume, 95. Reply to

Mr Creevey, 100. Speech concerning
the vice-regal office in Ireland, 221.
Surrenders his charge as member for Li-
verpool. States the views of ministers
in reference to the agricultural distress,
108. Reply to Sir F. Burdett, 134.
Reply to Mr Brougham, 136. Speech
relative to the treatment of slaves, 168.
Reply relative to Mr Bowring, 179.
Speech relative to the High Sheriff of
Dublin, 196. Speech relative to the
tithe composition bill, 218.
Canton, a dreadful fire at, II. 223.
Canterbury's, the Archbishop of, motion
relative to the marriage act, I. 162.
Cardinals, a new creation of, II. 217.
Carnarvon, Lord, objects to Lord Liver-
pool's motion on the appellate jurisdic-
tion, I. 156.

Carnot, Count, character of, I. 391. Bio-
graphical account of, II. 378.
Castaing, Dr, trial of, for the poisoning
of Hippolyte and Auguste Ballet, II.

179.

Catholic question, I. 133.

Ceylon, literary and agricultural society,
proceedings of, II. 407.
Chancellor, the Lord, vigorously opposes
concession to the English Catholics, I.
140. Speech on the appellate juris-
diction, 156. Speech relative to the
marriage act, 163. Speech relative to
the marriage of dissenters, 164.
Chemistry, improvements in, I. 374.
Laws of Combination, ib. Investiga-
tions of MM. Mitscherlich and Berze-
lius, ib. Newly discovered animal acids,
375. Butiric acid, ib. Capric acid, ib.
Caproic acid, ib. Hiric acid, 376. Pho-
cenic acid, ib.

Chester's, the Bishop of, speech respect-
ing the marriage act, I. 162.
Chili (See America.)

Child, Mr, moves the address in the
House of Commons at the opening of
Parliament, I. 13.

Circular relative to the tithe composition
act, II. 381.

Chronicle, political, II. 3.

-, legal, II. 93,

, general, II. 197.
biographical, II. 320.
ecclesiastical, II. 380.
literary, II. 390.

-, commercial, II. 420.
Clerk, Sir George, his reply to Sir James
M'Intosh, I. 131.

Colombia. (See America.)
Colton, the Rev. C. C., particulars of the
bankruptcy of, II. 301.

Commercial prosperity, I. 116.-Chro-
nicle, II. 420.

Constable, Sir T. H. Clifford, Bart., bio-
graphical account of II. 335.
Constitutional and legal questions, I. 125.
Continental Europe, the state of, I. 235.
Coronation of his Majesty, account of the
money expended at the, II. 250.
Covent Garden Theatre, grand Spanish
fete given at, II. 262.

Creevey, Mr, his speech relative to the
crown lands, I. 100.

Curwen's, Mr, remarks relative to the
conduct of ministers. I, 63. Observa-
tions relative to the public distress, 108.
Reply to Mr Whitmore, 110.

D.

Davies, Col. questions relative to the ne-
gotiations with France, I. 30. Pre-
sents a petition from Colonel Allen,

178.

Deccan prize, cause of the, II. 125.
Demerara, insurrection at, I. 365. Fur-
ther particulars, II. 298.
Denman's, Mr, speech relative to the
Court of Chancery, I. 152.
Devonshire's, the Duke of, motion for

inquiry into the state of Ireland, I. 226.
Dewar, Dr Henry, Biographical account
of, II. 320.

Document, a curious one, published by
order of the House of Commons, II.

223.

Documents, public, II. 3. Revenue, ib.
Expenditure, 6. Public debt, 8. Com-
merce, ib. Navigation, 11. Papers ex-
hibiting the course of the negotiation
relative to France and Spain, 12. Re-
port on the law between merchant and
factor, 59. Report on the West India
docks, 66. On the employment of the
poor in Ireland, 77. On the marriage
law, 86. Prussian constitution, 88.
Double sovereigns, king's proclamation
respecting, II. 286. Issuing of, 304.
Deaths, II. 460.

Duff, Sir James, and the Earl of Fife, II.
227.

Dumouriez, General, character of, I. 390.

Interment of, II. 218. Biographical
account of, II. 344.

E.

Earthquakes, II. 201. In Syria, ib. At
Valparaiso, II. 228. At Palermo, 211.
East India College, decision of the Bishop
of London concerning, II. 217.
Ecclesiastical chronicle, II. 380.
Edinburgh, meeting at, relative to re-
form, II. 214. Meeting of the Pitt
Club, 245. Meeting for the purpose
of subscribing to erect a monument to
the memory of the Earl of Hopetoun,
306.

Egyptian literature, II. 405.
Ellenborough's, Lord, speech in opposi-
tion to ministers, I. 23. Speech rela-
tive to the existing relations between
France and Spain, 26. Motion for an
address to his Majesty concerning the
conduct of France and the allied
powers, and disapproving of the con-
duct of ministers in regard to Spain, 44.
Speech relative to the sinking fund, 94.
Speech respecting the appellate juris-
diction, 158. Speech relative to the
marriage act, 162.

Ellis', Mr Rose, speech relative to the
treatment of the slaves, I. 170.
Eminent characters deceased, I. 388.
Lord Erskine, ib. Earl St Vincent, 389.
Lord Keith, 390. Earl of Hopetoun,
ib. Sir George Beckwith, ib. General
Dumouriez, ib. Count Carnot, 391.
Dr Hutton, ib. Dr Jenner, ib. Dr
Baillie, ib. Mrs Radcliffe, ib. Robert
Bloomfield, ib. David Ricardo, Esq.
M.P., 392. Original memoir of Mr
Ricardo, 393.

Erskine's, Lord, speech relative to the
appellate jurisdiction, I. 156. Death
and character, 388. Meeting at Lon-
don for the purpose of erecting a mo-
nument to the memory of, II. 309.
Biographical account of, II. 376.
Esterhazy, Prince Paul, v. M. Vite Ma-
rie de Bettera, II. 148.

Exchequer, the Chancellor of the, speech
in justification of the measures of the
ministry, I. 63. Exposes his financial
designs, 80. Speech relative to the
discharge of the public debt, 89. Ex-
posé relative to the crown lands, 100.
Opens the annual budget, 104.

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F.

Fairs, suppression of, II. 227.
Fanatics of Trullekon, proceedings against
the, II. 224.

Finances, I. 79. Financial state of the
nation, ib. General view by the Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer, 80. Satisfac-
tion afforded by it, 87. Mr Maberley's
motion, 88. Arrangement relative to
the sinking fund, 89. Motions on the
appointment of a Lieutenant-General
of Ordnance, 95. Motion relative to
the crown lands, 100. Ordnance esti-
mates, 101. Army estimates, 102.
Navy estimates, 103. Miscellaneous
estimates, 104. Budget, ib.

Fine Arts, II. 411. British gallery, ib.
Royal Academy, 412. British Institu-
tion, ib. Society of painters in water
colours, ib. Fifty-eighth anniversary of
the Royal Academy of Arts, 413. Li-
verpool Royal Institution, ib. Sale of
the pictures of George Watson Taylor,
M.P. 414. Sale of Haydon's raising
Lazarus, and Christ's entrance into
Jerusalem, 415. Garrick's pictures,
ib. Mr Alexander Davidson's, 417.
Nollekins' models, busts, &c., 418.
Fire, a dreadful one at Canton, II, 223.
Fitzgerald, Mr, opposes the Irish tithe
composition bill, I. 218.

Fleming, the Rev. John, biographical ae-
count of, II. 322.

Folkestone's, Lord, speech relative to the
state of the currency, I. 114.
Fonthill sale, a parody, I. 448.
Forbes, James, and Graham, William,
and others, trial of, for attack on the
Marquis Wellesley, in the theatre at
Dublin, II. 93.

Foreign policy, I. 24.

Fort William, restrictions on the press
at, II. 405.

France, I. 242. Accedes to the Holy Al-
liance, ib. Views with regard to Spain,
243. Delivery of the allied notes at
Madrid, 245. Conduct of the Spanish
Ministry, ib. Opening of the Cham-
bers, 247. King's speech, ib. Debates,
249. Chateaubriand's speech,252. Con-
currence of the Chambers, 257. War-
like preparations, ib. Internal history
of, 327. Speech of Manuel, ib. Mo-
tion for expulsion, ib. Tumultuous