Brougham, Mr, altercation
between him and Lord
Cochrane, 224-5-His mo-
tion on the distresses of the
country, 384and on the
state of the nation, 567
Burdett, Sir Francis, speech
of on the subject of Parlia-
mentary reform, 223-De-
'precates the arbitrary mea-
sures of ministers, 302-
His motion for Parliament-
ary reform negatived, 551
Castlereagh, Lord, proposes
suspension of Habeas Cor-
pus act, and other mea-
-sures of restraint, 301, 559
-High words between him
- and Mr Bennet, 304
Catholic claims, statements
of Earl Donoughmore re.
specting, 457
Cleary, T, secretary of Lon-
don Union Society, com-
plains of the report of the
Lords' secret committee,
218
COMMONS, HOUSE of, ad-
dress in answer to Regent's
[ speech, 140 Examine
Lord James Murray on an
attack on the Prince Re-
gent's state carriage, 142—
Address the Prince on the
subject, 143-Secret Com-
mittee on the state of the
country, 147-Committee
to consider of retrench-
ment, 222-Discussions on
petitions for reform, &c. ib.
224-Report of Secret Com-
mittee, 226-Pass Habeas
Corpus suspension act, 307
-And bills for preventing
seditious meetings, &c. 380,
386-Reject motion for a
reform in Parliament, 551
-Budget, 558 - Discus-
*sions on farther suspension
of Habeas Corpus act, 559,
562
Holland, Lord, complains of
the harsh treatment of Bo-
naparte, 299
London, petition of the Liv-
ery of, for reform and re-
trenchment, 218
LORDS, HOUSE of, Message
1of the Prince Regent, on
certain conspiracies in the
country, referred to a secret
committee, 138-House
addresses the Regent on
an attack made on his car-
riage, ib. Reports of Se-
cret Committee, 217, 538
-Pass Habeas Corpus sus-
pension act, 297, 541-
Reject motion for abolish-
ing sinecures, 298 — and
one for a Committee on the
claims of the Roman Catho-
lics, 537-Speech of Re-
gent on prorogation of par-
liament, 542
-
Historical Affairs.
on Spanish Main defeated
by the patriots headed by a
Scotsman, 64-An Ama-
zon lady at the head of the
patriots of Peru, 65-
Monte Video taken by the
Brazilian Portuguese troops,
68, 388-Success of the
revolutionists in Mexico,
231-Revolution in Per-
nambuco, 461 - and in
Chili, 463-Royal authori-
ty restored in Pernambuco,
571
-
ral actions, 64-Biographi-
cal notice of, 65
Indies, East, accounts from,
148- Destructive fire in
the isle of France, 149-
Quarrels of the Petty Sove-
reigns of, 229-Ravages
of the Pindarees, 387-
Their defeat, 388-and ex-
pulsion from the Company's
territories, 461
Ireland, meetings for reform
in, 70-Petition of Catho-
lics of, ib.-Disturbances
in, on account of dearth,
468
Italy, modification of the
inquisition in, 151-Bull
of the Pope against bible
societies, 390
Manchester, tumultuous as-
sembly at, 232-Meditated
insurrection in defeated,
312
Cape of Good Hope, alarm-
ing leprosy at, 388
Chili, revolution in, 463
China, arrival of the Bri-
tish embassy at, 66-Its
failure, &c. ib.-Further
particulars, 387
Cobbett, Mr, the celebrated
political writer, flies to A-
merica, 311
Common Council of London
petition against Habeas
Corpus suspension act, 466
Conspiracy, atrocious
one
#
in the Isle of Man, 390
Domingo, St, attempt of
Louis XVIII. to recover
it fails, 66-New Consti-
tution of Hayti, ib.
Earthquake at Charleston,
North America, 230
Emigrations from Germany
to America, 311, 466
England, disturbances in the
, midland counties of, 467
Fire-damp, dreadful explo-
sion of, near Newcastle, 574
France, borrows twelve mil-
lions in England, &c. 67-
Legislature proceedings in,
ib. 232-Army of occupa
tion reduced one fifth, 151
-Finances of, ib.-Talley-
rand restored to favour at
Court, 232- Arrests for
treasonable practices at
Bourdeaux, 389-Discov-
ery of a plot at Paris to
destroy the Royal Family,
ib.-Arrests in Paris, 390
-attempt at insurrection
in the South, 465-Distur
bances on account of the
dearth of provisions, ib.
Germany, jealousy of British
commerce in, 68-Nume-
rous emigrations from, 311
466-Violent storms in, ib.
-Emperor of Austria pro-
hibits bible societies in his
dominions, 466- Account
of a fanatical sect in, 573
Gold Coinage, issue of a new
one in Britain, 575
Gregor M'Gregor, a Scots-
man, heads the Patriots of
the Spanish Main, and de-
feats the Royalists in seve.
Russia, Emperor of, remon-
strates with France for not
acknowledging Bernadotte,
152-Decree of the Empe-
ror in favour of dissenters
from the Greek Church,
390-Population of, 573
Shipwreck, melancholy cases
of, 70
Sicily, liberal decree of the
King of Naples in favour
of, 68
Sierra Leone, accounts from,
569
South Wales, New - See
New South Wales
Spain, insurrection in Val-
encia, 231-Plot to re-es-
tablish the Cortes, in Bar-
celona, 310, 389-Mutiny
of troops at Cadiz, 310-
Insurrection in Catalonia,
389, 465-Naval arsenal
near Cadiz burned by in-
cendiaries, 465-Finances
of, 572
Massena, the French Mar-
shal, dies at Paris, 311
Moorish privateers captured Steam-boat, dreadful explo-
in the North Sen, 390 ́ sion of one in England, 312
Northumberland, death of Storms, violent ones in Ger-
the Duke of, 575
New South Wales, interest-
ing intelligence from, 57-
Flourishing state of the co-
lony, 308-Discoveries in
Van Dieman's Land, ib.
New Zealand, dreadful mas.
sacre of a ships' crew by
the natives of, 58
Pernambuco, revolution in,
461-defeated, 571
Persia, applies for permis-
sion to take British officers
into pay, 229
Poland, military conscription
in, 68
Ponsonby, Mr, death of, 575
the Pope, issues a bill a-
gainst bible societies, 390
Portugal, conspiracy disco-
vered at Lisbon, and de-
feated, 464-farther parti-
culars of, 572
Reform of Parliament, meet-
ings throughout Britain to
petition for, 69
Rioters in London tried, and
one of them condemned,
69
many, 311
Sweden, conspiracy against
the Crown Prince at Stock-
holm, 309
Treason, trials for, in Lon-
don, 467
Turkey, changes of the mi-
nistry in, 389-Fire in
Constantinople, ib.
Vandamme, General, arrest-
ed at Ghent, 68
Warsaw, a university order-
ed to be founded in, 152
Watson, Dr, senior, tried at
the Old Bailey for assault
and wounding, and ac-
quitted, 69-Arrested with
four others on charges of
high treason, 152 - tried
again, and acquitted, 467
, junior, escapes to
America, 312
Westminster, electors of, pe-
tition for the removal of
Ministers, 311
Wooller, T. J., trial of for
libel, 466
Zealand, New,-See New
Zealand.
Scot-
Desperate affray near Had.
dington, 156- with an
Scottish Chronicle.
his second indictment, 395,
478 Is set at liberty,
578
otter, 578
Drummond, Mr Depute.
Advocate, accused of tam-
pering with a witness in a
criminal case, 577
Dundee, affairs of the Burgh
of, 580
Earthquake at Glasgow,
Greenock, and Inverness,
395-and again at Inver-
ness, 580
East Lothian, rejoicings
there, on the delivery of
the Marchioness of Tweed-
dale of a daughter, 314
Edgar, William, indicted for
administering unlawful
Edinburgh, visit of the Rus.
sian Prince Nicholas to it,
74-Subscriptions for re-
lief of the labouring poor
in, 77— Institution for
lighting it with gas, 314-
Improvement of, 476, 581
Emigrations from Scotland,
395, 396, 477, 580
Execution of Larg and Mit-
chell at Perth, 237 — of
M'Kay at Glasgow, 476
Fiars of Edinburghshire,
crop 1916, 238
Fife, Earl, decision of the
Jury Court in favour of,
234
Forfar, prison of, broken,
314
Funeral of a Highland Chief-
tain, 476
Inverness, whipping of a
woman there, 315
Jury Court, proceedings in,
154, 2341
Justiciary, High Court of,
proceedings in, 71-Trial
for rape, 72-for assault,
73-for falsehood & fraud,
74--for robbery, 153-for
forgery, 154, 575-for per-
jury, 154-for theft, &c.
233-mobbing in Dundee,
234 Sedition, 313-ad-
ministering unlawful caths,
ib. 395, 472, 577-Singu.
lar trial of a deaf and dumb
woman, 575-of a chim-
ney-sweeper for murder,
578
eaths, 313-pleadings on Labouring poor, subscrip-
Gas Lights, institution for
introducing them into E.
dinburgh, 314
General Assembly, proceed-
ings of, 469
Glasgow, arrest of persons
for treasonable practices in,
235-eleven of them sent
to Edinburgh, ib.-set at
liberty, 578
Golfing, match at, in Mon-
trose, 476
Hurricane, violent one in
Perthshire, 157
tions throughout the coun-
try for their relief, 77
Loss of a fishing boat near
Arbroath, 315
Lothian, Marquis of, elected
a representative Peer of
Scotland, 316
M'Kinlay, Andrew, indicted
for administering unlawful
oaths, 472-tried and ac-
quitted, 577
M'Laren and Baird, tried
for sedition, and imprison-
ed, 313
Montrose, disfranchisement
of the burgh of, 475
Morris, John, stands the
pillory in Edinburgh, 237
Natural curiosity discovered
near Kilmaurs, 155
Nautical expedition, exam
ple of, 578
Otter, desperate affray with
one, 578
Outrage in Edinburgh, mal-
treatment of the public ex-
ecutioner, 237 — animad-
versions on it in the High
Court of Justiciary, 313
Perth, attempt to break the
prison there, 315
Pugilistic match near Edin-
burgh, 237
Rae, Joseph, trial of for
murder, 578
Rains, extensive damage done
by, 156
Rape, alledged one near
Glasgow, 396
Robbery on the highway
near Dalkeith, 77
Russian Prince Nicholas vi.
sits Edinburgh, 74—and
is magnificently entertained
by the Magistrates, 75
"Shipwreck at Inchkeith,
396
Shocking occurrence on Leith
Walk, 77
Shop-Tax, decision of the
Court of Exchequer, re-
specting, 76
Singular occurrence at Stock-
bridge, 314
Smuggling, fatal consequen-
ces of at Whitby, and at
Arran, 315
Solicitor-general, accused of
tampering
tampering with a witness
in a criminal case, 577
Swindling, case of at Glas-
gow, 396-A new species
of in Edinburgh, 39
Thunder storm at Edin-
burgh, 477-at Dinferm-
line, 579 at Perth,580
Promotions, Births, Marrages, and Deaths.
PROMOTIONS, &c.
ABBOT, 582
Aberdeen, 397
Agnew, 238, 316
Anderson, 478
Andrade, 238
Anstruther, 397
Assembly Rooms, Di-
rectors of, 397
Barrow, 158
Basset, 582
Bath, Companions of
the, 78
Becket, 582
Bell, 238
Berguer, 157
Bloomfield, 582
Bolton, 398
Boyd, 78
Brand, 157
Brewster, 238, 397
British Linen Com
pany, Office-bearers
of, 237
Broadfoot, 581
Bryden, 398
Buist, 581
Burgess, 157
Burnett, 316, 317
Burns, 157
Bute, 157
Campbell, 78, 316
Chad, 157
Chalmers, 238
Chamber of Commerce
Edinburgh, Office-
bearers of, 581
Charles, 398
Clugston, 478
Cocks, 582
Combermere,78,318
Commercial Bank of
Scotland, Office-
bearers of, 78
Connel, 397
Convenery of Canon
gate, 478
Cooper, 238
Cowie, 317
Craig, 237, 317
Cruickshank, 478
Cumming, 317
Cunynghame, 157
Curling, 582
Gordon, 316,317, ib.
Gwyther, 582
Hagart, 157
Hamilton, 478
Havilland, 238
Home, 397
Hugot, 158
Hume, 581
Jameson, 397
Jack, 581
Jones, 238
Kennedy, 393
Lec, 238
Lorraine, 78
Linlithgow and Stir-
lingshire Hunt, Of-
fice-bearers of, 157
M'Farlane, 317, 478
Mackenzie, 477,581
Maconochie, 238
Macpherson, 478
Markham, 78
Maxtone, 157
M'Ewan, 317
M'Intyre, 157, 317
M'Mahon, 582
Meek, 157
Moore, 157
Morison, 78, 317
Murray, 78
Napier, 78
Ochterlony, 78
Philips, 238
Pott, :37
Pringle, 157
Proidfoot, 157
Rafes, 582
Regmental honours,
13, 318, 398, 582
Ric, 582
Riaardson, 581
Roertson, 317
Roal Bank, Office-
barers of, 237
Rusell, 157
Srall, 479
Srith, 238
Spnce, 582
Sicer, 238
Sele, 318
Siven, 397
Srling, 581
Sangford, 582
Start, 157, 582
Jaylor, 78
Vallace, 397
Thite, 316
'ilder, 582
'right, 478
bung, 237
Troon harbour, flourishing
state of, 581
Whipping of a woman, in-
stance of at Inverness, 315
Cockburn, 398
Craigie, 238
Cumberland, 158
Cunyngham, 398
Davidson, 582
Dick, 582
Dods, 478
Douglas, 582, 583
Drummond, 319
Dundas, 158, 478
Durie, 79
Elibank, 158
Erskine, 319
Ferrier, 158
Forbes, 582
Forlong, 582
Fraser, 319, 582
Garden, (4 children),
398
Gordon, 583
Grey, 583
Graham, 478
Grant, 478
Haggerstone, 318
Haldane, 398
Hamilton, 79
Hay, 319, 398, 478
Heron, 79
Hodgson, 582
Honyman, 238
Hore, 238
Hunter, 158
Kelvingston, 562
Ker, 478, 582
L'Amy, 319
Lees, 79
Lothian, 158
Lumsden, 158
Macdonell, 79
Macfarlane, 583
Macgregor, 158
Macintosh, 319
Macleay, 582
Macleod, 158
Macpherson, 158
Martin, 238
M'Culloch, 319, 582
M'Donall, 583
M'Gregor, 319, ib.
M'Larty, 318
Melville, 158
Milliken, 319
Minto, 583
Laing, 79
Lambton, 158
Biggar, 480
Blain, 158
Blair, 160, 399
Boone, 479
Lockhart, 478
Longford, 159
Macleod, 583
Mackenzie, 58, ib.
Macrae, 583
March, 319
Maxtone, 158
Maxwell, 239
M'Donald, 58
M'Dougal, 31,399
M'Pherson, 399
Menzies, 399
Mills, 239
Murray, 79
Nicholson, 158
Niven, 239
Pasley, 583
Paterson, 399
Payne, 158
Percy, 399
Polwarth, 79
Raffington, 584
Ramsay, 158, 58:
Reid, 79
Robertson, 79, 3)
Ross, 583
Russell, 583
Simpson, 239
Sinclair, 159
Smythe, 159
Snell, 79
Souter, 319
Stewart, 239, 478
Thomson, 399, 585
Thriepland, 583
Traill, 583
Wastell, 583
Watt, 583
Whitehead, 79-
Williamson, 399
Wood, 239
Yule, 319
DEATHS.
ABERCROMBY, 23
Aberdeen, 399
Adam, 80
Ainsley, 399
Allan, 480
Alston, 585
Anderson, 79, 8
159, 320, 399, 584
585
Auld, 585
Aytoun, 159
Baikie, 400
Baird, 479
Balfour, 584
Barclay, 80
Barton, 160
Bell, 400
Borrie, 240
Braick, 480
Briggs, 80
Brown, 80, 584
Bruce, 160
Brunton, 160
Buchanan, 80, 239,
Craigie, 584
Crichton, 479
Cruickshank, 79
Cummins, 585
Currie, 80
Dalgleish, 585
Dalrymple, 400
Davies, 79
Dawson, 479
Dickie, 585
Don, 239
Douglas, 239, 399
Drummond, 160
Duncan, 240
Durno, 239
Edgar, 240
Eglinton, 319
Erskine, 479
Esther, 584
Farquharson, 80
Ferguson, 585
Finlayson, 160
Foote, 80
Forbes, 80, 160
Fotheringham, 480
Garson, 584
Garvey, 79
Gault, 400
Glenbervie, 239, 399
Gordon, 239, 399
Graham, 80
Grant, 239, 399
Gregory, 479
Halyburton, 159
Hamilton, 180, 585,
ib.
Hanning, 240
Harvey, 160
Hay, 400, 584
Heron, 239
Hope, 159
Horner, 239
Horsfall, 80
Howard, 80
Howell, 239
Hyndford, 400
Jamieson, 585
Jardine, 239
Innes, 399
Johnston, 400, 480,
ib. 585
Irvine, 239, 584
Kerr, 80
Klaproth, 159
Knox, 160, 240
Lamont, 80
Leith, 159, 585
Leslie, 80, 240
Lidbetter, 80
Likly, 159
Lindsay, 159
Little, 239
Lockhart, 240, 584
Lowe, 159, 585
Lumsdaine, 584
Macadam, 584
Maccubbin, 320,
Macdonald,400,479,
584
Mackenzie, 159
Macneil, 159
Mactavish, 160
Massena, 399
M'Bain, 399
M'Dowall, 80
M'Ewan, 585
M'Gregor, 79
McMillan, 320, ib.
M'Neill, 319, 480
Menzies, 159, 239
Miller, 160, 239
Mitchell, 479
Moir, 479
Moncrieff, 239, 584
Morrison, 80
Moss, 159
Muckersy, 585
Murdoch, 479
Murray, 159, 479,
585
Nicholson, 585
Orr, 585
Oswald, 584
Owen, 80
Park, 319, 399
Paterson, 159, 399
Plat, 584
Petrie,
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