to Evening, 208-To J. M. author of
Stanzas to a Lady, 217-Lord Lindsay,
a Ballad, 276-The Maiden Stone of
Tullibody, 282-The Nine Trades,
287-Tears and Smiles, 290-Lines
on Edinburgh, 310.-The Convent,
320- Verses on Music, 341-Im-
promptu by a Lady, 358-The Harp,
400-Sonnet to-, ib-Spring, 416
-Fable from the Italian, 424-Sonnet
to Laura, 464-A sketch, 528-The
Old Castle, 541-Extempore lines, 542
-Song to Spain, 566-Eve of battle
among the Pyrenees, 576-Change, ib.
-Lines on Roslin, *583-The Musi-
cal Ass, 602-Love, 612-Love and
Life, 648-Stanzas to a young Lady,
*656-Complaint of Lowenhertz, 663
-Epistle to G. M., 677-Matrimonial
Felicity, 682-Moonlight, 686-Solo-
mon and the Queen of Sheba, 723
Political Economy, thoughts on various
subjects of, 40-1, Forgery. 2, Ma-
nufactories, ib. 3, On the mitigation of
Slavery in the West Indies, 41. 4, On
Insolvency. 5, Commercial Interests,
43. 7, Profits of Capital, 175. 8, On
Rent, 176. 9, On labour, considered as
a measure of value, 177. 10, On
Tyranny, 178. 11, Securities for the
payment of Debt, 201
Portugal, apprehended revolution in, 496
-Attempt of the Queen and Prince of
to dethrone the King, 751
Presentiments, fatal, remarkable in-
stances of, 203
Promotions, appointments, &c. *120,
248, 376, 504, 762
Publications, monthly list of new ones,
107, 235, 364, 492, 618, 746
Quality Square, 291
Queries on Taxation, 23
Rainbow, the, an elegy, 54
Reaving Rob, and Norman Needy, a
Border tale, 153
Recollections of my voyage, 304
Redgauntlet, a tale, review of, 641
Relics of a Wanderer, chap. I. 401-chap.
II. 529
Remarks on Mr Maclaren's reply to the
Strictures on his work on the Topogra
phy of Troy, 77-On the cession of
Parga to the Turks and the govern-
ment of the Ionian Islands, 218-On
the exhibition of paintings in Edin-
burgh, 279-On Juvenile amusements,
298-On Irish Miracles, 322, 409-
On the first of April; All-Fool's Day,
403 On the Fisher's Sabbath, 440-
On Historical Novel-writing, 446-On
the Sheriff Courts of Scotland, 483--On
the Scots Press in 1824, 584-On
Hobby Horses, 664
Reminiscences, Travelling, 657
Revenue, British, 630
Reveries, Classical, No. III. 147-No.
IV. 332-No. V. 473-No. VI. 678
Review of Duncan's travels in America,
61-Of Ritchie's essays on Constitu-
tional Law, 71-Of memoirs of Owen
Glendower, 90, 167-Of Maturin's ro
mance of the Albigenses, 209-Of the
life and times of Salvator Rosa, 257—
Of Lyall's character of the Russians,
and history of Moscow, 311-Of ob
servations on the Salmon fisheries of
Scotland, 342-Of Lord Byron's drama
of the Deformed Transformed, 353-
Of Captain Hall's journal, written on
the coasts of Chili, Peru, and Mexico,
385 Of memoirs of Captain Rock,
513-Of the history of Matthew Wald,
577-Of a pamphlet on Pluralities of
offices in the Church of Scotland, 386
-Of Cochrane's pedestrian journey
through Russia, 603-Of the novel of
Redgauntlet, 641-Of Mrs Graham's
voyage to Brazil, 703-Of Blaquiere's
work on the Greck Revolution, 714-
Of a tour in Germany, 728
Review, how to manufacture a smart one,
557
Rhigas, one of the authors of the Greek
revolution, notice of the life and
writings of, 481-
Rights of man, the whole, 179
Rock, Captain, the celebrated Irish Chief.
tain, review of memoirs of, 513
Royal Burgh of Brookbridge, notices re-
garding the, 593
Russia and China, regulation of the in-
land trade between, 112
Russia, Lyall's account of its military
colonies, review of, 450
Review of Cochrane's pedestrian
journey through, 603
Russians, review of Lyall's character of,
311
Sabbath, the Fisher's, 440
Salmon fisheries of Scotland, review of
observations on the, 342
Salvator Rosa, review of the life and
times of, 257
Schiller's correspondence (continued.)
Schiller to the Baron Von Dalberg,
81-To the same 82, 83-To H.
Reunchul, manager of the Manheim
theatre, 84-To Von Dalberg, 85-
To the same, 88, 165, 467, 468-To
Louis F. Huber, 470
Scots Press in 1824, remarks on the, 384
Scotch Courts of law, on the system of
recovering debts in, 25
Seat-rents in churches, on the claim set
up for levying, 691
Shakespeare's commentators,letter on,683
Sheriff Courts of Scotland, on the, No. II.,
483
Solomon and the Queen of Sheba, a Rab-
binical story, 723
Song To Mary 8-On the 42d Regi- Turkey and Persia, peace concluded be-
Union Canal between Edinburgh and Glas-
gow, increase of trade on the, 119
Unlucky day, the Fisher's, 687
Valparaiso, account of the great earth-
quake at, 393
Van Diemen's Land, progress of improve-
ment in, 370
Verses on music, 341
Voluntary starvation, unparalleled instance
of, 101
Voyage of Discovery, preparations for
another polar one, 247
Voyage, recollections of my, 301
Voyage to Brazil, review of Mrs Graham's
703
Wanderer, relics of a, 401, 529
Wanderer's return, the, 552
Water, proposal of supplying part of
Edinburgh with, from Duddingstone
Loch, 245
Weeds and Flowers, No. V. 566
Thoughts on various subjects of political Weights and Measures, conference be-
Morson, 127, 383
Mudie, 128
Munro, 127, 383
Neilson, 256
Nicolson, 384,639,
Ranken, 384
Rattray, 256
Reddie, 127
Reid, 256, 639
Richards, 128
Richardson, 255
Riddell, 128
Robertson, 384 ib.
ib. 768
Robinson, 640
Smith, 256, ib.
512, 639
Starret, 256
St Germans, 127
Steele, 128
Stenhouse, 383
Steven, 384
Stevenson, 383,640
Stewart, 128, 512,
639, 768, ib.
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