Murray, on the publication of
Cain, reviewed, 346, 356; cen-
sured, ib.
Retrospect of Politics, 233, 480.
Review of Drew's attempt to
demonstrate the Existence,
Perfections, and Providence of
ciety, 272; Report on the con-
dition of Society among the
Native Population of Bencoo-
len and its subordinates, 276.
Testamentary Bequests, Essay on
their impolicy, 304.
Travels-of Mr. O'Beirne in Wes-
tern Africa, 432; Mr. Thorsby
in New South Wales, ib.; Mr.
Waldech in Africa, 434; Insti-
tution for assisting travellers on
Mount Olympus, ib.
God, 80; Augustus, or the Am-Talents-on their right use by
bitious Student, 102; Sermons
by the late Rev. J. P. Hewlett,
112; a plain Discourse on Con-
firmation, by the same author,
ib.; Lorenzo, a Tale of Re-
demption, by J. Roby, 118;
Memoirs and Select Remains of
an only Son, by Thomas Du-
rant, 123; Works of Sir Chas.
Hanbury Williams, 315; Don
Juan, ib.; Sardanapalus, Cain,
&c. by Lord Byron, ib.; Uriel,
a Poetical Address to Lord By-
ron, ib.; Queen Mab, by Percy
Bysshe Shelley, ib.; a Remon-
strance, addressed to Mr. Mur-
ray, ib.; Lectures on the reci-
procal Obligations of Life, by
the Rev. John Morison, 372;
an Account of the Steam En-
gine, by C. F. Partington, 380.
Roby, J., Review of his Lorenzo,
a Tale of Redemption, 118;
commended, 118, 121, 2.
Russel, Lord John, his connec-
tion with the publication of the
works of Sir Charles Hanbury
Williams, 330.
Vaccination, Annual Report on
its progress, 186; said to be a
cure for the hooping-cough, ib.
University Intelligence, Cam-
bridge, 218, 460; Oxford, 221,
466.
Voyages of Discovery-Captain
King's in Australasia, 429 ;
Capt. Manby's among the South
Sea Islands, 430; to the new
Southern Land, 431; Capt. Bil-
linghausen's to the South Seas,
432; extraordinary voyage of
two Natives of the St. Lawrence
island, 430.
Uriel, a poetical Epistle to Lord
Byron, reviewed, 347, 8.
Wesley, Rev. John, Original Let-
ter from him, 79.
Scripture, Illustrations of, select-
ed from different authors, 31.
Shelley, Percy Bysshe, Review of
his Queen Mab, 368; its athe-Wiffen, J. H., the Prophecy of
ism, blasphemy, and immora-
lity, severely reprobated, 361,
2, 3, 4; his death, 366.
Shipwreck-narrative of an ex-
traordinary one, 431.
Steam Engines-Estimate of the
power of those used in England,
428; Review of Partington's
Account of them, 380.
Sumatra-Address of Sir T. S.
Raffles to its Agricultural So-
Tagus, from the Spanish of
Luis de Leon, 176.
Williams, Sir Charles Hanbury,
Review of his works, 316; their
gross licentiousness severely
reprobated, 321, 4; the prose-
cution of their printer and pub-
lisher strongly urged, 321, 333;
conduct and character of their
editor, 322, 7, 332; their cha-
racter, 324, 8, 9.
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