now in progress, 147-prediction of Mr. Canning, 148-war of opinion already begun, ib.-consequences of the events which have already taken place, 149abolition of hereditary peerage in France, 150-the natural course of things towards a republic and a president, ib.-the state of things in England, 151-remarks of the author on the plan of reform under discussion in parliament, 152—the necessity of a farther reform apparent, ib.—it must affect the House of Lords, the established church, and the hereditary crown, 153 argument for radical reform in England, 155--the institutions of America congenial to the states of our continent, 156 extension of public opinion to the ranks of the army, 157-meeting by delegates in convention, to devise a general reform of the English constitution, 158 Reform, eloquent speech on, delivered in the House of Lords, Oct. 7, by Lord Brougham, (see Peers)

Revolutions, tales of the late, with a few others. By F. W. N. Bayley, 160 Reynolds, Frederick Mansel, (see Keepsake)

Rhine, the, (see South Holland)
Ritchie, Leitch, (see Picturesque Annual)
Ricketts, Major, (see Ashantee War)
Robinson Crusoe, the life and surprising
adventures of, with a biographical ac-
count of De Foe, 161

Rosen, Frederick, (see Algebra)
Rus in Urbe, 307

Russell, Rev. Michael, (see Palestine)
Ryan, Michael, M. D., (see Jurisprudence)

Soldier Boy, the, or, the last of the Lyals.
By Rosalia St. Clair, 161
Southey, Robert, (see Attempts in Verse)
Southey, Robert, selections from the peems
of, 621

Souvenir, the Literary, 464

Souvenir, the Literary, edited by Alaric A. Watts, 523

Staff Officer, the, or the Soldier of Fortune. A tale of real life. By Oliver Moore, 125— -it has no one quality to please the judgment, or excite the attention, ib. Standard Novels, No. IX, Frankenstein. The Ghost Seer, Vol. I., 623 Starling, Thomas, (see Geographical Annual)

Stewart, C. S. (see Visit to the South Seas) Strange club, 626

Sunday Library, the, or the Protestant's Manual for the Sabbath day. By the Rev. T. F. Dibdin, 462.

T.

TEA plant, the, in Great Britain, 307. Teviot dale, the Monastic Annals of. By the Rev. James Morton, 304

Thackrah, C. Turner, (see Effects of the Principal Arts, &c.)

Thucydides. Nos. XX. and XXI. of the Family Classical Library, 306. Tithes, 627

Todd, Rev. John, (see Cranmer)

Tour in England, Ireland, and France, in the years 1828 and 1829. By a German Prince, 579.

Tyerman, Rev. D. (see Journal of Voyages and Travels by)

S.

SCIENCE, British cultivators of, 164
Scottish Chiefs. By Miss Jane Porter. No.
VII. of standard novels, 305
Scriptures, Holy, six sermons on the study

of the, preached before the University of Cambridge, in the years 1827 and 1828, &c. By the Rev. S. Lee, 467-wholly fails in proving the necessity or utility (in a "reformed" church) of a confession of faith of any kind. 471.

Shakespeare, Tales from, designed for the use of young persons. By Charles Lamb,

162.

Sister's Budget: a collection of original tales in prose and verse. By the authors of the "Odd Volume," 624 Silk, consumption of, 306 Slag, copper, 307.

Solar system, the, 164

Volcanic island, the new, 464

oyages and Travels, journal of, by the Rev. Daniel Tyerman, and George Bennet, Esq., 85-anecdote related by Mr. Tyerman, 86-Kotzebue's charges against the missionaries, 88--report of the deputation as to the manner in which the natives go through their religious duties, ib.— their first interview with King Pomare, 89--their favourable opinion of the king, who turned out, however, to be the most notorious drunkard in the island, 91— system of hypocrisy practised in the island, 93-dismal picture of the effects of missionary influence in the Sandwich isles, 95-disadvantages of married missionarics, 98-a public dinner, 102.- -a Chinese festival at Samarang, 103—a Hindoo saint, 104-Extraordinary policy of the Hindoo religion, 105

397-scene in a little town in the south of France, 399.

Warning, a, of the expected manifestation of the three persons of the Trinity, &c. 467-conviction as to the truth of their mythologies required by the ancient governments, ib.-Jewish and Christian systems of government, ib.-system of the reformers, 468-doctrine of the Armenian divines of Holland, ib.-laxity of opinion in the writings of Erasmus, and in the writings of Hales and Chillingworth, ib.-practical creed of the Anglican church, ib.-openly espoused by the latitudinarian writers of Cambridge, 469modes of evading the Thirty-nine Articles, ib.-divisions of religious opinion in Germany, 470-sect of Pietists, ib.--sect called Rationalists, ib.-departure of the Anglican church from its original doctrines, 471

Waterhouse, Benjamin, M.D., (see Junius, an Essay on)

Watts, Alaric, A. (see Souvenir)

Watts, Mrs. Alaric, A.(see Gift, New Year's) Weavil, the, 464

Weeds, destruction of, 397