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Seaman Overboard, The, 71.

Stanzas 'Why seems that Vale so lone and sad,' 84.

Sexes, Comparative Happiness of the, 85. No. II., 294. No. III., 542.

Storm, The.-Fragment of a MS. Poem, 142.

Salts, Improved Cheltenham, 144.

Shipping Intelligence, 183. 385. 591.

Sesostris, Character of, 204.

Song, Persian, 247.

Stanzas "Tis a deep luxury to weep and think of Thee,' 277.

Sonnet.-To a Debutante, 300.

Scotland, On leaving, by William Kennedy, 318.

Spirit's Land, The, by John Malcolm, Esq., 318.

Sun-Set, Tropical, 319.

Slaves, Bermuda, 371. East India, 373.

Solujackquay, Country surrounding the Village of, 15.

Shittwar, Island of, Notice of the, 48.

Scorpion Shoal, Notice of the, 51.

Sevajee, the Robber, Account of, 122.

Society for disseminating Information relating to the State of Trade in India,

Notice of, 203.

St. Domingo, Anecdote of a Conspiracy at, 212.

Sallatruchi, Village of, Notice of the, 216.

Syasvaras, Village of, Notice of the, 219.

Spankie, Mr., Advocate-General, Proceedings of, 77. 278.

Sam. Sobersides, Communication of, to 'The Calcutta Journal,' 278.

Stanzas, occasioned by reading the Sonnet of P., written in South Africa, 438.

Sonnet My Country!' 436.

Swiss Pupils, Pedestrian Tour performed by, in the year 1825, 437.

Sonnet- In dire adversity's dark hour,' 452.

Sketch, A, 479. The Battle-Field, 547.

Slavery, Abolition of, 481.

Song, 490.

St. Maurice, a celebrated Watering-Place, Description of, 440.
Savoignin, or Schweiningen, Village of, Notice of the, 442.
Sandys, Mr., Case of, persecuted by the East India Company, 556.

Traveller's Home, The, 11.

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Trade, Export to India, 185. Import Trade to India, 287.

Tropical Sun-Set, 319.

Tea, Estimated Increase and Valuation of the Consumption of, 2. Compa-
rative rate of Charge, and Intrinsic Value of, 5.

Toorlack, Village of, 16.

Tamerlane, otherwise Timour Beg, his Conquest in Hindoostan, 108.

Tongataboo, Notices of the Town of, 145.

Tucopia, Notice of, 147.

Taynten, Lieutenant Montague Ross, Trial of, 170.

Turkish Table Etiquette to a European Lady of rank, 208.

Tameswar, Town of, Description of the, 220.

Thais, the River, Appearance of, and Traffic on the, 221.

Toussaint L'Ouverture, the Haytian Patriot, Sketch of the Life of, 403.
Tithes, Corn Laws, and Public Burthens, Edinburgh Review' on, 453.

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Vienna, Journey from Constantinople to. No. II, 13. No. III., 215.
Vazerol, Description of a Hill at, 442.

Voyage from Museat to Bushire, in the Persian Gulf-Ports and Towns on the
Arabian Coast-Islands and Towns on the Persian Coast-Voyage of Nearchus,
39. Of Captain Dillon, to ascertain the Fate of La Perouse, 145. From Bushire
to the Entrance of the Euphrates, in the Persian Gulf, 255. Up the River Eu-
phrates, from the Persian Gulf to Bussorah, 521.

Warna, 13.

Wallachia, Travelling in, 18.

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Wellesley, Lord, his conduct regarding the Press in India, 75.

Women-Are they generally less unhappy than Men? 85. Conditions of,

at different epochs of Society, 543.

Wilkes's, Colonel, History of the South of India,' Extract from, 122.
Walker, Ensign Wake, Court Martial held on, at Bangalore, 169.
Woman's Love, 572.

Y

Yeni Bazar, (New Market,) Village of, 14.

Z.

Zalim Khan, a Tale of Modern Persia, 322.

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