Eisenach, accident there by the explosion
of a powder-waggon, II. 208
Eldon, Lord, speech on the criminal law,
I. 237

Electricity, discoveries in, II. 434
Elizabeth, Indiaman, lost off Calais, II.

265

Ellenborough, Lord, his speech against
reform in the criminal law, I. 236
Elleston, Miss, murdered, II. 43
Ellore, mutiny there, I. 279
Emott, Mr, speech in congress on the
French decree, I. 254
Empecinado, account of him, I. 477
Ernouf, General, his intrigues in Marti-
nique, I. 255

Erolles, Baron d', his exertions to recruit
the Catalan army, I. 405

Expenditure of Great Britain, II. 374; of
Ireland, 380

Exton-House, on fire, II. 66
Eyre, Mr, his new play, High Life in the
City, II. 403

Fashions, II. 20, 32, 48, 64, 77, 103, 132,
158, 184, 212

Faversham, powder-mill blown up, II. 13
Fees of office, observations on their abo-
lition, I. 219

Fegee Islands, account of the cannibals
there, II. 114

Ferdinand VII., attempt to deliver him, I.

401. His acts while in a foreign coun-
try declared invalid by the cortes, 506
Ferguson, General, speech on the vote
to the Portugueze army, I. 431
Fernando de Guzman, declares himself
king of Terra Firma, 11. xvi. Murder-
ed, xxi

Fersen, Count Axel, killed at Stockholm,

I. 344

Fires in London, II. 1, 43, 44, 243
Fitzgerald, Mr Maurice, speech on Ca-
tholic emancipation, I. 200. On the
troops in Portugal, 431

Fletcher, Mr, an instance of longevity,
II. 22

Fleyres, takes St Felio de Guixols and
Palamos, I. 415

Florida Blanca, Count, his character, I.

357

Flower, Mr, tried for breach of promise
of marriage, II. 36
Folkstone, Lord, speech on Lord Cha-
tham's memorial, I. 40. On Gale
Jones's imprisonment, 76. On Sir F.
Burdett's commitment, 86

Foster, Mr, brings forward the Irish bud-
get, I. 163. Speech on the distilleries,

164

Foster, Mr L., speech on the vote to the
Portugueze army, I. 427

Fonche, reasons for his dismissal, I. 337
Four-in-hand Club, their meeting, II. 90
France, Queen of, her funeral, 11. 225
France, commercial decrees respecting

America, I. 251. The army reduced,
301. Finances, 302

Frederick II. King of Denmark, offers
himself as Crown Prince of Sweden,
I. 346

Free-masonry, action at Edinburgh re-
specting, II. 119

Free Knights, a new drama, II. 385
French, their adroitness in plundering, I.

467. Their conduct, 474
Frere, his negociations with the supreme
junta, I. 362

Fuller, Mr, his motion against sinecures,
I. 207. Speech on the adjournment,
528. On the restrictions, 565

G.

Gage, his execution for murder, II. 52
Gasca, his battle with the French st
Manresa, I. 408

Gascoigne, General, speech on the bud-
get, I. 128

Gay Lussac, discovery respecting triple
salts, II. 429. See Thenard
Geognosy, discoveries in, II. 433
George III., King, his illness, I. 523.
Committees appointed to examine the
physicians, 529. Celebration of his
birth-day at Edinburgh, II. 87. Sale
of his Spanish sheep, 12-

George, Prince Regent, answer to the
deputation respecting the regency, I.
574. Present of the Herculanean MSS.
to the University of Oxford, II. 33. In-
stance of his humanity, 35

Geraine, Susannah, found guilty of for-
gery, II. 7

Gibbs, Sir Vicary, opinion in the case of
Sir F. Burdett, I. 99. Blames the ser-
jeant-at-arms, 103. On the criminal
law, 234

Gibson, a hackney coachman, tried for
an assault, II. 3

Giddy, Mr, speech on Sir F. Burdett's
letter, I. 104. On sinecures, 210. A-
gainst Mr Brand's bill of reform, 224.
On the criminal law, 233
Gilbert, J., tried for theft, II. 126
Gillan, A., tried for rape and murder, II.
200. Executed 235
Glasgow, Nelson's monument struck by
lightning, II. 140

Glasgow, Earl of, moves the address to
his majesty, I. 4.

Glass, Rev. Mr, reasons for committing
suicide, II. 111

Goldsmidt, Abraham, commits suicide, I.
513

Gonzalez, Brigadier, speech in favour of
the liberty of the press, I. 499
Gower, Lord, moves the amendent to
the address, I. 13. Motion on the re-
gency bill, 565

Gower, Lord Leveson, speech on the
budget, I. 128

Graham, General, defends Matagorda, I.

398

Graham, James, a miser, his death, II. 88
Granada, taken by the French, I. 394
Grant, Sir W., speech on Sir F. Burdett's
letter, I. 86. In favour of reforming
the criminal law, 233.
Grattan, Mr, speech on the Walcheren
expedition, I. 62. On the tithes in Fre-
land, 166. Motion for Catholic eman-
cipation, 175. Moves for a committee
on the subject, 176. Reply, 201
Green, J., killed in a boxing match, II.

175

Grefulhe, Mr, his new farce, II. 387.
Grenville, Lord, his speech on the ad-
dress to the king, I. 6. On the vote
of thanks to Lord Wellington, 25.
Moves for papers respecting the Spa-
nish campaign, 28. Speech on taking
Portugueze troops into British pay,
420. On the adjournments, 524, 526.
On the regency, 530, 555, 572, His

installation as chancellor of Oxford, II.
104.

Grey, Earl, opposes the vote of thanks
to Lord Wellington, I. 23. Protests
against the regency restrictions, 575
Grosvenor, Lord, opposes the vote of
thanks to Lord Wellington, I. 23
Grosvenor, Lucy, tried for fortune-tell-
ing, II. 11, 54

Guadaloupe, taken by the English, I. 257.
Gazettes, II. 274, 279

Guerillas, account of them, I. 473, et seq.
Gustard, his house robbed, II. 8
Gustavus Adolphus III., arrives in Eng-
land, I. 523

Gustavus Vasa, a new play, II. 398
Guyton Morveau, his new hygrometer for
gases, II. 454

Gwilerain, inquest on his body, II. 146
Gynn, tried for an apothecary's bill, II.

252

H.

Haldat, M., experiments on heat produ-
ced by friction, H. 452
Hanover, united to Westphalia, I. 340
Hanse towns, united to France, I. 342
Harding, W., tried for robbing a girl, II.

127

Harrowby, Lord, speech on the address,
I. 12. On grants to the clergy, 240
Hartstonge, M. W., The Trumpet and
Church Bell, II. xciii

Hawke, Lord, thrown from a coach-box,
II. 90

Haymarket theatre, journal of, II. 402
Healy, Mr, discovers a new cupping in-
strument, II. 440

Hemp, prepared from bean stalks, II. 440
Herbert, Mr, speech on the criminal law,
I. 233

Hero, misfortune of some of her crew, II.
200

Highwayman, generosity of one, II. 88
Hinchbrook, J., tried for robbery, IĮ. 215
Hinchcliffe, E., tried for attempting to
poison her mistress, II. 157, 179
Hippesley, Sir J. C., speech on Catholic
emancipation, I. 180

Hit or Miss, a new farce, II. 400
Hoaxes in London, II. 201, 240-

Lansdowne, Marquis of, moves a vote of
censure on ministers, I. 30. Speech
on the regency bill, 554, 571
Lardizabal, Don M., appointed a mem-
ber of the regency, I. 392

Lath of St Augustine, action against the
inhabitants, II. 47

Leach, Mr, speech on the regency, I. 565
Legendary ballad, II. lxxxix
Lerida, betrayed to the French, I. 412
Leslie, Professor, freezes quicksilver, II.

447

Lethbridge, Mr, moves Sir F. Burdett's
committal to the Tower, I. 81
Levant pirate, Journal of one, II. li
Levi, Lyon, throws himself from the Mo-
nument, II. 11

Lewis, fire in his premises, II. 182
Leyden, Dr, sonnets, II. xcvi
Lincoln's Inn, motion on the order against
admitting newspaper reporters, I. 243
Lisbon, arrests of forty-eight persons
there, I. 461

Liverpool, fall of St Nicholas' church, II.
24. Riot there, 129. Stamp-office set
on fire, 171

Liverpool, Earl of, speech on the address,
I. 12. On the Portugueze army, 422.
On the regency, 531, 546, 571
Loire, and Seine, French frigates, destroy-
ed, II. 269

London, riots at Sir F. Burdett's com-
mittal to the Tower, I. 95. Petition
of the Livery in his favour, 116. Vote
of thanks to him, 510. Number of
fires during the year, II. 2. Two new
bridges to be erected, 186. Resolu-
tions respecting the city gaols, 198.
Mortality bill, 367

Longevity, instances of, II. 18, 22,153,255
Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, his salary
raised, I. 206

Loudon, Earl of, letter to Lady M. Mont.
gomery, II. lxvi

Louis Buonaparte resigns the crown of
Holland, I. 311, et seq. His act of ab-
dication, 320. Letter on the same sub-
ject, 322. Retires to Toplitz, 330.
Treaty with Napoleon, x

Lucien Buonaparte, taken by the English,
I. 523. Arrives in England, II. 262
Luxan, Don M., speech on the liberty of
the press, I. 499

Lyceum theatre, journal of, II. 400

Lyttelton, Mr, speech on Sir F. Burdett's
conduct, I. 108

M.

MacAdam, killed by the bursting of a
gun, II. 210

MacCoy, and others, tried for a riot, II.

253

Macdonald, Marshal, repulsed in Catalo-
nia, I. 414

Macdowall, General, causes of his discon
tent, I. 262. Embarks for England,
265. Lost at sea, 266

Mackenzie, Mr, negociates respecting an
exchange of prisoners, I. 514. Broken
off, 522

Macmillan, Mrs, divorces her husband,
II. 131

MacQuarrie, L., Esq., governor of New
South Wales, II. 185

Madras, history of the disturbances there,

I. 260

Magic Mirror, the, a poem, II. *cvii
Magnesia, found native, II. 433
Mahomet, Emperor of the Turks, his de-
crees against Russia, I. 351
Manresa, engagement of the French and
Spaniards there, I. 408

Margarot, M., returns from Botany Bay,

II. 221

Maria Louisa, Princess of Austria, mar-
ried to Buonaparte, I. 303. Anecdotes
respecting her, 307. Her pregnancy
announced, 338

Markham, Mrs, her house robbed, II. 53
Marriages, list of, II. 351

Martin, Colonel, his conduct in India, I.

268

Martin, Mr, speech against sirecures, L.

209

Martin, Manuel, his bravery at Ciudad
Rodrigo, I. 444

Mascarenhas, Isle of, taken by Colonel
Keating, I. 287. Account of the set-
tlement, 297

Massachusetts, protest against the diffe-
rences of the United States with Eng-
land, I. 248

Massena, besieges Ciudad Rodrigo, I. 440.
Its surrender, 445. Proclamation to
the Portugueze, 451. Repulsed at
Busaco, 462. Marches before Lisbon,

!. 271

Mina, Espoz y, account of him, I. 478
Mineralogy, discoveries in. II. 430
Minto, Lord, supports Sir G. Barlow, I.

271. Arrives at Madras, 279
Moguer. naval descent upon that port,
II. 309

Moira, Earl, speech on the address, I. 10.
Receives ir F. Burdett in the Tower,
102. Speech on the Portugueze army,
423. On the regency restrictions, 552
Molineux, battle with Crib, II. 262
Montego bay, fire there, II. 128
Montgomery, Lady Margaret, letter to
the Earl of Loudon, II. lxvi
Montgomery, J., verses, II. xcii. Sonnets
from the Italian, civ
Montpellier Fair, near Limerick, riot
there, II. 123

tineers at Hyderabad, I. 275
Morris, Mr, speech on the criminal law,

I. 234

Nelson, Lord, his opinion on the import-
ance of Flushing, I. 72
Newhaven, a fictitious bank set up there,
II. 69

Newport, Sir John, speech on the Irish
budget, I. 164. On the distilleries,
165. On incidents, 166. On Mr
Croker's pension, ib. On the tithes,
173. On Catholic emancipation, 186.
On reform in the criminal law, 253.
On the vote for the Portugueze army,
426

Newton, Charles, trial against him, II. 44
New Zealand, massacre of the crew of

the ship Boyd, II. 117

Nisus, French brig, taken, II. 268
Norfolk, shipwrecks on the coast of, II.

211

Norona, Count, superseded in his com-
mand in Galicia, I. 381