ABDICATION of the king of Sardinia,

[238], [243], 597.
Abyssinia, affairs of, [257].
Accidents at Dr. Uwins', 1; two of
the crew of the Badger cutter drown-
ed, 12; two women burnt to death
at St. Just, 13; at Sheriff Hill col-
liery, 15; explosion of a weather-
chest at Bombay, 16; ditto of a dis-
tillery, 31; Miss Radford, 31, 56; a
powder manufactory, 43; Miss Fell,
43; rev. Mr. Crawford drowned, 45;
Mr. Angerstein ditto, 53; master
Rowley, 58; soldiers, &c. drowned
at Woolwich, 61; fall of St. Giles'
church at Munster, 77; Mr. Harmer
shot by his wife, 86; Shrewsbury
theatre, 90; Mr. Hadland killed by
a steam-engine, 96; Corville colliery,
157; Mr. Wontner, 170.

Acids, mineral, their action on chlo-
rurets of gold, 699.

Admiralty, High Court of, see Court.
Address of the Presbytery of Langholme,
[7]; voted a breach of privilege, [8].
Advertising, French mode of, 194.
Aerostation: Mr. Green's ascent, 147;
improvements in, 709.
Æthiopia, 677.

African Institution, report on, 556.
Agricultural distress, [66]; report of
the committee on, 506.
Agriculture and botany, 702.
board of, 85.

report of, 506.

Aleutian Islands, regulation for trade
of, 605.

Ali Pacha, [246]; Chourchid's operations
against, [255].

Allied sovereigns, [107]; their views,
[108]; circular dispatch from, to their
ministers, 599.

America: encroachments of Russia on,
[246]; law case respecting mulat-
toes, 163, &c. ; trial of J. Thompson,
for murder of Miss Hamilton, 174;
appeal for the removal of the duty on
foreign books, 182; prices of provi-
sions, 186; divorces, 194; president's
message to Congress, 614; commer-
cial relations, 615; gelatinous meteor
at Amherst, 687; Greek MSS. 724;

a North American antiquity, 725, see
also Brazils, Buenos Ayres, Columbia,
Mexico, Peru, United States.
Andrè, major, disinterment of, 133.
Animal warmth, 702.

Antiquities, Roman, 74, 720; North
American, 725.

Antwerp, extraordinary fraud at, 52.
Apple and pear trees: method of pro-
moting their early puberty, 704;
golden pippin, 704.

Arabia, military operations in, [288].
Arcos, Conde dos, charges against, [214].
Arctic voyage; rewards offered to ves-

sels, 36; departure of the discovery
ships, 74, 80.

Armenian journal, 728.

Army estimates [85], [93]; abuses in
commissions, [94]; accounts, [95].

Arts and manufactures, 705.

Aston, Mr. H. H., death of, and reports
connected with, 44.
Astronomical watch, 709.

Assizes: Chelmsford, R. Gouldstone,
wounding a boar, 39; C. Lingord,
&c., burglary, 40.

Cornwall; M. Lampshire, highway
robbery, 54.

Horsham; G. England, murder of J.
Swain, 50.

Limerick; M'Namara and Nolan,
murder of Mrs. Torrence, 189.
Maidstone; Cowen v. Baker, tresp. 44.
Middlesex Sessions; J. Sharpe, steal-
ing some bread and meat, 183;
Harmer v. Frowde, malicious prose-
cution, 184.

Stafford; J. Wright, murder, 16.
Wilts; Gracious and Cox, murder, 57.
Atherstone's "Last Days of Hercula-

neum," extract from, 737.

Attorney General: reply to Mr. We-
therell, as to the legality of the omis-
sion of the Queen's name from_the
Liturgy [12]; reply to sir F. Bur-
dett [17].

Austria: its conduct towards Naples,
[106]; Naples occupied by, [107];
vigilance against the Carbonari, [168];
order of Redemptorists, [168]; the
Austrian envoy quits Lisbon, [216];
relations with Naples, [225]; Aus-

trians advance towards Naples, [228];
attacked by Pepe, [229]; their suc-
cesses, [230]; treaty with the Neapo-
litans, [232]; advance on Turin,
[242].

Bahia, revolution at, [217].

Bakers, informations against, 540.
Bamberg: miracles of Prince Hohenlohe,
[167]; meteor, 197.
Bancroft, Dr. death of, 242.
Bankers, 86.

Bank-notes, 12; robbery of, by rats, 61;

official statement of, 69, 101, 152.
Bankruptcy, Howard and Gibbs', 53.
Barcelona, fever at, [145], [206], 161.
Baring, Mr., his proposal respecting the
currency, [70].

Barometer, improved, 710.

Barrack department, expenses, [95].
Barrett, Dr., death of, 245; authentic
anecdotes of, 656.
Bartsch, A., death of, 227.

Battles, list of Buonaparte's, 651.
Bayadere, and the God, from Goëthe,
734.

Bennett, hon. G. H. G., libel on, in the
John Bull, [50].

Bergami, 647.

Besborough, countess of, her death, 245.
Best, Judge, inquiry against, for his
conduct on Davison's trial, [64].
Bills: Sir J. Mackintosh's for mitigat-
ing the punishment of forgery, [52];
for taking away capital punishment
from stealing in dwelling-houses, &c.
[56]; Mr. Martin's, for allowing
counsel to those accused of felony,
[56]; Mr. Kennedy's, for improving
the constitution of Scotch juries, [58];
Cash-payments' Bill, [70].

Biot, M., clectrical experiments by, 699.
Birmingham, reduction of poor-rates
at, 193.

Births, 204.

Bishop of Peterborough, see Peterbo-
rough.

Blacow, rev. R., fined for libel on the
Queen, 176.

Blane, capt. G. R., death of, 237.
Blasphemy, singular case of, 23.
Blindness, the whole crew of a vessel
afflicted with, 557.

Bog, moving one in Ireland, 103, 683.
Bolivar, gen. renews hostilities, [281];
created president of Columbia, [284].
Bonn, extraordinary affair at, 176.
Bonnycastle, J., death of, 237.

Bowes, T., his claim to the Strathmore
peerage made out, 103.
Bow-street, see Police.

Brass-work, lacker for, 711.

Brazils: revolutions at Para, Bahia, and
Pernambuco, [217]; at Rio Janeiro,
[218]; the constitution proclaimed by
the prince royal, [218]; departure of
the king for Europe, [219]; disturb-
ances at Bahia and Pernambuco,
[220]; Monte Video, [221]; king's
instructions relative to the govern-
ment, 588.

Bread, report on the making and sale
of, 539.

'Bridel, Louis, death of, 227.
Bridge-street society, see Constitu-

tional.

Broderson, C. F., trial of, for fraud, 3.
Brougham, Mr., reply to lord Castle-
reagh in the debate respecting the
Queen, [22]; attacks the Constitu-
tional Association, [61].
Broughton, capt., death of, 233.
Browne, colonel, attempted assassina-
tion of, at Milan, 17.

Bryant, Michael, death of, 233.
Brygger, Nils, a Swede, his confessions
of treason, 27.

Bubna, Austrian commander, his pro-
clamation, [242]; enters Alessandria,
[243].

Bucharia, Russian embassy to, [245].
Budget, [91].

Buenos Ayres: death of Ramirez, &c.
[285]; Revadavia's administration,
[285].

Buonaparte, his death, [142]; cha-
racter, [144]; official intelligence of his
death, 104: appearance of the body
on dissection, 105; petition to the
Chamber of Deputies for the removal
of his remains, 111; public mourn-
ing for him at Parma, 113; his will,
393; memoir of him, 650; his treat-
ment of the Prussians, 655.
Burdett, sir F., his speech on the con-
duct of ministers to the queen, [16]
motion for a committee on the Man-
chester business, [64]; fined, 26;
correspondence with Mr. Canning, 92.
Burney, admiral, death of, 246.
Butterly and Ennis, their murder of

Miss Thompson, 54; execution, 77.
Byron, lord, lines to, by Moore, 780.

Cadiz, insurrections at, [196], [198].
Caermarthen, attempt of prisoners to

escape from the gaol at, 8.
Caillaud, M., pyramids discovered by,
677.

Calcott, Dr., musician, death of, 239.
Campbell, Sir G., suicide of, 19.
Canada, [288]

Canning, Mr., assents to the queen's
name being expunged from the Li-

turgy, [9]; speech on the Catholic
Bill, [37]; opposes Mr. Owen's plan,
[82]; speech on the affairs of Naples,
[105]; correspondence with sir F.
Burdett, 92.

Cape of Good Hope, 117; how far Eng-
lish subjects there, are affected by
the Dutch laws, 400.
Capital, national, increased during the
last war, 529.
Carbonari, [234], [244].

Carignano, prince, appointed regent of
Piedmont, [238]; his flight to Novara,
[242].

Carlile, Mrs., trial of, 170.
Carrot, new species of, 703.
Carmine, improved, 711.
Caroline, queen, see Queen.
Cassel, death and character of the elec
tor, [161], 232; his treatment of the
purchasers of national domains, [162].
Castlereagh, lord, his defence of the
proceedings against the queen, [20];
on Mr. Owen's plan, [81]; on Mr.
Western's malt bill, [88]; the affairs
of Naples, [102]; on those of Sicily,
[111].

Catholics, see Roman Catholics, and
Ireland.

Catholic chapel, Moorfields, disturbance
at, 135.

Censorship of the press, in France, [137.]
Cephalonia, a colossal statue, erected to
sir T. Maitland, [117].
Cervantes, new Life of, 726.
Champneys, sir T., death of, 239.
Chancery, see Court.

Chatham, lord, letters from, to his son,
629.

Chelmsford, trials at, 39, 40.
Chemistry, 692.

Chester, mayor of, fined and imprisoned,
176.

Child, singular circumstance of one
being changed, 56.
Chili, affairs in, [285].
Chirayita, the plant, 681.
Chouichid Pacha, [255].
Churches, new, 42.

Cicero, fragments of, discovered, 724.
Civil list, [97].

Classic authors, recovery of lost, 724.
Clover, new species of, 702.
Cochrane, lord, his operations in Peru,
[285].
Coinage, 43.

Colours, mineral, application of them to
stuffs, 712.

Columbia renewal of hostilities, [281];
surrender of La Guayra and Cartha-
gena, [283]; assembly of congress,
[283].

Comet, seen at Paris, 19, 42.
Commercial code, proposed revision of,
[76]; anomalies and absurdities in,
[79].

Compass, capt. Kater on, 689.
Congreve rockets, success of in whale
fishing, 102, 708.
Consistory Court, see Court.
Constantinople, tumults at, [249]
Constitutional Association, its origin and
object, [60]; Mr. Brougham's attack
on, [61]; Dr. Lushington's ditto,
[62]; prosecutions by, for libels, 77;
ex - sheriff Parkins's application
against, 88.

Consumption of the country, [72].
Convicts from Newgate, attempted res-

cue of, 23; number of convicts, 77.
Cooper, Mr., editor of the John Bull,
imprisoned for libel, [51].

Cope, Dr., death of, 243.
Copenhagen, tumult among the students,
34.

Copyright, singular case of, Rundell v.
Murray, 108.

Corfu, proclamation at, 78.
Cork-tree, 703.

Corn, system of the average prices of,
[68]; laws respecting, 506; causes of
its depressed prices, 510; demand
for, little increased by abundance,
512; inconvenience of the corn-laws,
516; extraordinary fluctuation of
prices, 519; corn-trade, 521; the pre-
sent period unfavourable for a change in
the system, 522; proposed change in
the corn laws, 523; increased imports
since 1773, 524; advantage of ware-
housing foreign corn, 533.
Coronation proclamation of, 93; cere-
mony of ditto, 97; conncil for the ar-
rangement of the ceremonies, 99;
number of dishes, 111; coronation
medals, 114; description of the cere-
monial, 324; queen's claim to be
crowned, 325; preparations for the
festival, 328; Westminster-hall gal-
leries, 328 boxes, sideboards, &c.,
329; dining-tables, vestibule and royal
platform, 330; throne, 331; illumi-
nations, &c., champion's stable, 332;
kitchens, &c., 333; Westminster
Abbey, 333; western aisle, choir,
and theatrum, 334; throne and sacra-
rium, 335; royal box, Litany chair,
and St. Edward's ditto, 336; recog-
nition chair, traverse, music gallery,
&c., barriers and routes, 337; mili-
tary arrangements, 339; tickets, 342;
exterior galleries, 343; rehearsal,
344; morning of the coronation,
345; corporations of London, &c.

348; assemblage in the hall, 349;
procession in the hall, 353; regalia,
354; procession to the abbey, 356;
the abbey, 364; - ceremonies: the
recognition, 366; the oath, anointing,
368; presenting the spurs, &c., 369;
investiture, &c., 370; putting on the
crown, 371; the homage, 373; çom-
munion, 374; recess, 377; return to
the hall, 378; preparations for the
banquet, 381; banquet, 383; the
challenge, 385; proclamation of the
styles, 386; costumes, 388; plate,
389; public amusements, 389.
Coroners' inquests: John Whiting, 5;
Mr. A. Murray, 92; Mr. R. Webster,
71; Mr. Harmer, 86; Mrs. Notley, 96.
Correspondence: Mr. Canning and sir
F. Burdett, 92; lady A. Hamilton,
lady Hood, lord Liverpool, and Mr.
Hobhouse, 120.

Cortes, see Spain and Portugal.
Cosway, R., painter, death of, 239.
County meetings, [5].

Courts of justice, inquiry into the state
of, [58].

Courts: Admiralty, Nicholls v. Eyre, 14;
Swedish vessel, Carl Johan, 406;
the Dundee, 409.

Chancery, Lord Belfast v. A. Chiches-
ter, &c. 26; the Attorney General v.
the Skinners' Company, 174; Mudie
v. Thomason and Jones, 414;
Queen's College, Cambridge, 415.
Common Pleas, Bowden v Waithman
and Williams, sheriffs of Middlesex,
19; Watts v. Platt, breach of pro-
mise of marriage, 28; Tarrant v.
Jones, nuisance, 30.

Consistory, Gilbert v. Buzzard and
Boyer, iron coffins, 396; Ruding v.
Smith, annulment of marriage, 400;
lord Erskine v. lady Erskine.
Exchequer, the King v. Henry Hunt,
radical coffee, 30.

King's Bench, King v. Jane Carlile,
seditious libel, 20; Davis v. Tagg,
action of assumpsit, 28; Despree v.
Mitchell, 65; King v. O'Bryen and
another, seditious bills, 419; ditto
v. Edmonds, Wooller, Cartwright,
&c. 430; Brunton and others v.
Hawkes, patent, 431; the King v.
Clement, 416.

King's Bench, Guildhall, Day and
Martin v. Brown, 99.
Insolvent Debtors', C. F. Broderson,
fraud and conspiracy, 3.
Requests, Cradock v. Whitelock, 9;
Williams v. Rice, 97.
Secondaries Office, Stephens v. Brog-
den, assault, 115,

4

Craven, hon. K., extracts from his Tour,
672.

Criminal code, projected improvement
of, and debates on, [52].
Crome, J., painter, death of, 235.
Cromwell, O., death of, 238.
Crystallo-Ceramic, 710.
Cumberland, princess of, see Serres.
Cunnemara, earthquake at, 153.
Currency, Mr. Baring's proposition re-
specting, [70].

Danish missionaries in Greenland, 162.
Darmstadt: commercial plans, [163].
Davison, trial of for libel, [64].
Daturium, 701.
Davy, Sir H., his theory of the forma-

tion of mists, 691; on magnetic phe-
nomena, 693, 697.

Deaths, list of, 227; of eminent fo.
reigners, 229.

Debt, national, table of, 277.
Denmark: public affairs, [148].
Descartes, his skull sold by auction, 61.
Discovery ships, account of, 74, 80, 170.
Distillery, explosion of a, 31.

Disturbances at Lyons and Grenoble,
[141]; at the queen's funeral, 127;
at Ballyagran, 197.
Dock-yard establishment, [85], [96].
Dover, vessel sunk at, 81.

Drury-lane Theatre, conspiracy among
Drogheda, marquis of, death of, 236.
the musicians, 13; state of its funds,

103.

Dublin, county meeting for an address,
[6]; occurrence at the court of Com-
mon Pleas, 35; arrival of the mar-
quis Wellesley (lord lieut.) 199.
Duels: Scott and Christie, 35; Cuddie
and Brittlebank, 22; Manuel and
Beaumont, at Paris, 60.
Dugong, a marine animal, 681.

Earthquake, shock of, at Alfriston, 20;
at Cunnemara, 153.

East India Company: claims on govern-
ment, [92]; action against, by the
rector of St. Andrew Undershaft, 16;
contracts for tonnage, 30; report of
East India trade, 499.
Edinburgh lord Melville's monument,
72; population, 147.
Edridge, H., painter, death of, 235.
Education, Italy, 723; France, 723.
Egyptian obelisk, 147, 726.
Elba, [244].

Eldon, lord chancellor, made a viscount
and earl, 108.

Elections: alderman for ward of Bridge,
38; alderman Venables' 85; Stirling-