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nual Register for 1833, ib.-Report of
the State of Public Instruction in
Prussia, ib.
The Vigil of a Young
Soldier, ib.-Finden's Landscape Illus-
trations of the Bible, 84, 140, 209-
Westall and Martin's Illustrations of
the Bible, 84, 209 Henderson's Ob-
servations on the Colonies of New
South Wales and Van Diemen's Land,
104 Beke's Origines Biblicæ, 131-
Gurwood's Despatches of the Duke of
Wellington, 138 - Hughes' Letter to
Mr. Grant on the Roads in India, ib.-
Tudor's Narrative of a Tour in North
America, 139-Treatise on the Manu-
factures in Metal, ib.-Tytler's Univer-
sal History, 140-Pearson's Memoirs of
Swartz, the Christian missionary, 141

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O'Brien's Round Towers of Ireland,
b.-Taylor's History of Mohammedan-
ism, 195-Royle's Illustrations of the
Natural History of the Himalaya, 207
-Lord Woodhouselee's Universal His-
tory, 208, 284-Lardner's Treatise on
Arithmetic, 209-Lorimer's Letters to
a Young Master- Mariner, ib. - Mur-
chison's Outline of the Geology of Chel-
tenham, ib.-Murray's Encyclopædia of
Geography, ib. Loudon's Encyclo-
pædia of Gardening, ib. — Loudon's
Architectural Magazine, ib.- Cuvier's
Animal Kingdom, ib. Burnes' Tra-
vels into Bokhara, 221 Asiatic Re-
searches, or Transactions of the Asiatic
Society of Bengal, 260 Journal of
the Asiatic Society of Bengal, ib.-
Transactions of the Royal Asiatic So-
ciety of Great Britain and Ireland, ib.
Campbell's Life of Mrs. Siddons,
Sismondi's History of the Fall
of the Roman Empire, i-Tred way's

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Statistics of the United States of Ame-
rica, 284 Tytler on Unwholesome
Rice, ib.

Scotland, worship of the linga in, 238.
Scripture, Sacred, geography of, 131..
Seeta-coond, hot springs of, 122.
Seetul Bahoo, claims of, 49.
Senna, description of the town of, 255-
narrative of a journey to, 280.
Serfogee, rajah of Tanjore, 151.
Shahjehanabad, or modern Delhi, descrip-
tion of, 1.

Shoemakers, Chinese, at Calcutta, 165.
Shops and Shopping in Calcutta, 165.
Shylock, origin of the story of, 19.
Sierra Leone, state of society in, 63.
Sinde, account of the country of, 204, 278
-visits to the court of, 221.
Sketches of Indian Society :-Shops and
Shopping, 165.

SOCIETIES, Proceedings of:-Asiatic So-

ciety of Bengal, 80, 280-Royal Asia-
tic Society, 135, 203, 278-its annual
report, 136-Calcutta Laudable Socie-
ties, 202.

Society, Indian, sketches of, 165.
Sovereigns of Asia and North Africa, 34.
Spiti, account of the valley of, 262.
Springs, hot, near Monghyr, 122.
Steam communication with India, 198-
engines in America, 281.

Swartz, the Christian missionary, memoir
of, 141-his mission to Hyder Ali, 147.
Switzerland, the Orientalists of, 23.
Synonyms and analogies in the East and
West, 175, 238.

Sze-shoo, or Four Books, containing the
moral system of the Chinese, 114, 157.

Tax on tea in China, 47.

Taylor (Mr. W. C.), review of his His-
tory of Mohammedanism, 195.
Tea, use of, in China, 46-copy of a
Chinese license to sell, 47- its intro-
duction into Tibet, Corea, and Japan, ib.
Teignmouth (Lord), life of, 213—remarks
on his memoir of Sir Wm. Jones, 217.
Temples, Jain, on Mount Abu, 14-
Hindu, reported discovery of, in Aus-
tralasia, 113 -revenue from, in India,
259.

Testator, the Universal, 269.
Tippoo, negociations with, 150-—war with,

216.

Tour from India to Europe, 198, 251.
Towers, round, of Ireland, 175-at Bre-
chin, in Scotland, 238.

Trade of Delhi, 7-of Bombay, 69-of

304-fire at, 121-discussions between,
and Mynporie, 304-vaccination in, ib.

Baber, tomb of the emperor, 260.
Baiza Baee, movements of the, 7, 43-
dispersion of her troops, 99, 167.
Bank for Savings, in Ceylon, 21— Bengal
Military, 92, 173—Agra, 173-Union,
of Bengal, 180, 242-for Savings, at
Calcutta, 247.

Bank of Bengal, changes at, 90—its trans-
actions with the Union Bank, 180, 243.
Bankok, description of, 23.

Barns (Maj. Gen. Sir J. S.), 204.
Batavia, case of the ship, 22.
Baxter (Major), death of, 45, 182.
Begum Sumroo, munificence of the, 98-
former husbands of, ib.-illness of, 246.
Behut, ancient town near, 241.
Bentinck (Lord Win.), his present to Mr.
Rogers, the first importer of American
ice, 2-conference between, and Jhund-
koo Row Sindia, 7 -menaces against,
43-
movements of, 44 - his visit to
Madras, 173, 125, 198-effects of his
policy on Calcutta society, 175
view of his government, 261- illness
of, 304.

Belts (Chas.), trial of, 65.

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Bheels, affair with, 95-plunder by, 257.
Bhoondee, rajah of, 16.

Bhurtpore prize-money, 198-fiery ordeal
at, 244.

Bill, Indian, native opinions of the, 101.
Biography:-Maharaja Mulhar Rao Hol-
kar, 2-Capt. Herbert, 10- Sir John
Malcolm, 19-P. Heatley, Esq., 308.
Bishops, Indian, 12-petition against ad-
ditional, 186.

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Board of Control, 138, 218, 308.
BOMBAY INTELLIGENCE: Dispute be-
tween the Supreme Court and the ma-
gistrates respecting the asssessment fund,
15, 45, 114-discussions with the Par-
sees, 16-Rajas of Uneara and Bhoon-

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dee, ib. Goozrathee newspaper, ib.-
promotion of a subadar-major, ib.
dearth and distress, 17, 262 — presen-
tation of new colours to the Bombay
European regiment, 17.-manners and
character of Hindoo females, 18-Sir
John Malcolm, 19-war in Sinde, 20,
97, 118, 168, 221, 244- - Mr. Wolff,
45-Hindu temple at Nuggur, 45, 106
- departure of the Hugh Lindsay
steamer for Suez, 56-estate of Shotton
and Co., 115 East-Indians and the
Military Fund, 116-steam-communi-
cation, ib. Bombay branch of the
Royal Asiatic Society, 117 customs
and duties on indigo, ib.-trade of Bom-
bay, ib.-freedom of the port, ib.-lec-
tures by a Parsee, 185-opium culti-
vation, 186-mutiny on the Ann, ib.—

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Portuguese affairs at Goa, ib.—petition
against additional bishops, ib.-distress
in Cutch, 262—first Irish-trader, ib.—
effects of the Mofussil press, ib.-native
justices, 305-grand-jurors, ib.-Scin-
diah's state, ib.-resident at Indore, ib.
-prices of European goods, 60, 150,
229, 312-government securities and
exchanges, 61, 151, 230, 313 — ship-
ping, 53, 136, 205, 275-births, mar-
riages, and deaths, 53, 136, 205, 276,
306.

new governor of, 222-new mem-
ber of council for, 308.

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Government Orders: -Securities
from officers, 52- services of Lieut.
Col. Hardy, 135-study of the Guze-
rattee language, 204-resignation of the
Commander-in-chief, ib. — services of
Surgeons Maxwell and Craw 274-of
Capt. John Crawford, ib.-civil, eccle-
siastical, and military appointments, 52,
135, 205, 274 — army furloughs, 53,
136, 205, 275-Indian navy appoint-
ments, and furloughs, 136, 205, 275.

Supreme Court: Assessment
Fund, 15, 45, 114-Capt. W. Morley,
v. the proprietors of the Oriental Chris-
tian Spectator, 45, 106.

Boolbool-fighting at Calcutta, 179.
Branson (J. W.), case of the King, v.
44, 104.

Brijonauth Ghose, case of, 1.
Bundlecund, distress in, 250.
Burdwan, false suits in, 12.
Burman Empire—see Ava.

Coal in Van Diemen's Land, 123.
Cubool, expedition of Shah Shuja-ul-Mulk
to recover the throne of, 2, 20, 97, 118,
168, 221, 244-antiquities near, 248—
travels in, 259-tomb of the Emperor
Baber at, 260.

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CALCUTTA INTELLIGENCE: Proceed-
ings of the Dhurma Subha in the case
of the boy Brijonauth Ghose, 1-Run-
jeet Singh, 2, 97, 169, 252, 304-Ca-
bool and Peshawur, 2, 97, 168, 221,
244the ice-importation, 2-Mahara-
juh Mulhar Rao Holkar, ib. — travel-
ling in India, 4, 92, 174 - remittan-
ces, 5, 43, 91-the six per cent. loan,
5, 97-steam-communication with Eu-
rope, 6, 42, 57, 93, 181, 221 — Civil
Service Annuity Fund, 6, 256-Gwa-
lior, 7, 43-conference between the
Governor-general and Jhundkoo Row
Scindia, 7 behaviour to natives, 9—
native vakeels, 10-compulsory poojas,
ib. Capt. Herbert, ib. passage to
America, 11, 42-false suits, 12 — in-
crease of the Church establishment in
India, 12, 186-failure of Messrs. Fer-
gusson and Co., 12, 42, 83-sales of

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13-Thugs, 13, 99-witchcraft, 14-
inland duty on indigo, ib. — visit to
America, 42-menaces against the Go-
vernor-general, 43-practice in the na-
tive courts, ib.-the Baiza Baie, 7, 43, 99,
167-movements of the Governor-ge-
neral, 44-failure of Cruttenden, Mac-
killop, and Co., 56, 87-estate of Alex-
ander and Co., 78, 155-the late agency
houses, 87, 157, 176, 259- general
qualifications of the officers belonging
to the Indian army, 88-suicides at
Delhi, 89-ghaut for dying Hindus, ib.
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celebration of the renewal of the
charter, 90, 167-changes at the Bank
of Bengal, 90, 180, 243-communi-
cation between the Jumna and Sutlej,
90.-the Court of Delhi, ib.-cultiva-
tion of opium, 91-roads, 92, 174—
abolition of inland chowkies, 92-Mi-
litary Bank, 92, 173-courts of Ram-
ghur and the Jungle Mehals, 93
affair with Bheels, 95- Laudable So-
cieties, 96, 158, 239-loan of 1825-26,
97-alteration of sudder stations, ib.-
Oude, 98, 257- munificence of the
Begum Sumroo, 98, 246-
- new canal,
ib.-colony in Australia, 98-Medical
Retiring Fund, 98, 173-trade and ex-
changes, 99 employment of East-In-
dians, 101-native opinions of the India
bill, ib. Ava, 121, 304 - Supreme
Council of India, 146-estate of Mac-
kintosh and Co., 157, 221, 254 - dis-
tress caused by the late failures, 157-
Government Life Assurance, 166, 258
-affairs at Jeypore, 167 — Raja of Al-
war's plan for raising a revenue, ib.
loss of the Lady Munro, 169-Mobun
Lal, 171, 248, 259- English educa-
tion, 171-the seniority system, 172—
the press, ib.-Bengal Military Orphan
Society, ib.-fossil shells near Herat, ib.
-cochineal, 173-the Roman Catholic
Church, ib.-visit of the Governor ge-
neral to Madras, ib.-Agra bank, ib.-
learning of the Hurkaru, 174 - native
employment, ib.-Hindoo and Mussul-
maun judges, ib.—Calcutta society, 175
-fair at Gunga Saugur, ib.-fall of fish
from the sky, ib.-causes of the late fai-
lures, 176-boolbool fight, 179-the mis-
sionary schools, ib. Bengal Mariners'
and Widows' Fund, ib.-Union Bank and
Bank of Bengal, 180, 243-fair at Gur-
mookteshwur, 182-indigo sale, 221-
decay of native prejudices, ib. - rogue-
ries at the Serampore post-office, ib.-
discovery of an ancient town in the
Doab, 241 Chamber of Commerce,
242-population of Delhi, 244- fiery
ordeal, ib.-exposure of bodies of cri-
minals, 246
copper currency, ib.
affray at Allipore, ib. illness of the
Begum Sumroo, ib. - disturbances in
the Jhansi country, ib.-Savings Banks,

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the Punjab, 248-culture of tea in In-
dia, 249. -new order respecting civil
servants, 197, 249, 303-distress in
Bundlecund, 250-employment of mi-
litary as civil servants, ib.-sale of debts
by auction, 251-mutiny of convicts,
252-a Portuguese wedding in Calcut-
ta, 253.
major-generals, 254-the
Hindu College, 255- Arracan provin-
ces, ib.-state of the jails in the Mofus-
sil, ib. abolition of corporal punish-
ment, 257-Nawab Mehndy Ali Khan,
ib.-postage on newspapers, ib.-Hurry
Holkar, ib.. distress in Cashmere, ib.
Life Insurance Societies, 258 - Mo-
fussil news, ib.-Bengal Military Fund,
259-travels in Candahar and Cabul,
ib.-tomb of Baber, ib. Trade Asso-
ciation, 261-Lord William Bentinck's
government, ib. ice-speculators, ib.-
regent ranee of Jeypore, 304-prices of
European goods, 60, 150, 229, 312-
government securities and exchanges,
61, 151, 230, 313-shipping, 49, 130,
200, 270-births, marriages, and deaths,
49, 55, 130, 200, 271, 305.

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Government Orders: Pioneer
corps, 125-allowances of the commis-
sary-general, ib. dress of the Com-
pany's officers, ib.—relief of regiments,
125 -new system of cavalry practice,
ib. appointment of majors to the
command of corps, ib. officers
doing duty with corps to which they
do not belong, ib. divisions of the
commissioners of revenue and circuit,
197 — Ramghur Battalion, ib.
missioner and agent for Assam and
the north-east parts of Rungpore, ib.—
qualifications of covenanted subordinate
officers in the judicial and revenue de-
partments, 197, 249, 303- Bhurtpore
prize-money, 198-security to be given
by deputy-paymasters, ib. — Vice-presi-
dent in Council, ib. - reports and re-
turns of the troops, ib.-duties of adju
tants and quarter-masters, 269-head-
quarters and offices in the hills, ib.-
medical attendance on division staff's, ib.
courts-martial, 125 civil, ecclesias-
tical, and military appointments, 47,
55, 127, 198, 269, 305
- army fur.
loughs, 48, 55, 129, 200, 270.

Supreme Court :-Native grand-
jurors, 65 - trial of Charles Betts for
murder, ib. - prosecution of William
Peters for libel, 68-the King, v. Mirza
Hosain and others, 72- - assignees of
Palmer and Co., v. Hastie and others,
153 Chamberlain, v. Jenkins, 233-
Chamberlain, v. Eyles, 237-illness of
the Chief-justice, 239.

Insolvent Court:-In the matter
of Fergusson and Co., 42, 72, 77-of
Colvin and Co., 75- of Palmer and
Co., 75 of Alexander and Co., 75,

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Cashmere, scarcity in, 97, 257.
Cavalry, new system for, 123.
CEYLON INTELLIGENCE:- New Councils,
steam-communication between
England and India, ib. - colonial ap-
pointments, 205 shipping, 137, 205,
276-births, marriages, and deaths,
137, 205, 276,

Chamberlain, v. Jenkins, case of, 233-
v. Eyles, 237.

Chamber of Commerce, proposed establish-
ment of a, at Calcutta, 242.
Cha-po, trade at, 27.

Charter, new, preparations in India for,
89-celebration of its renewal, 90, 167
-native opinions of the, 101.
Children, sale of, 250-devoured by their
own mothers, 250, 258.
CHINA INTELLIGENCE: Supply of rice
from Singapore, 21 Experimental
voyage of the Sylph, 24-visit to the
Island of Ho-nam, 30- Chinese emi-
grants, 31, 188 - Secret Societies, 31

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India, 32, 265-the Canton press, 32-
hints for those about to engage in the
China trade, ib.-inundations and state
of the Canton province, 34 - punish-
ment of ministers, 35-present to Mr.
Jardine, ib.-prayer of the emperor for
rain, ib.-laws relating to foreigners,
45 lawless character of the Chinese,
187 correspondence relating to the
recall of the ship Hercules' license at
Canton, 190-further particulars of the
affray at the Cum-sing-moon, 192, 266

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disturbance amongst the hill-tribes,
ib.-Board of Superintendence at Can-
ton, 222-prices of European goods at
Canton, 60, 150, 229, 312-exchanges,
61, 151, 230, 313-shipping, 54, 137,
276-births and deaths, 54, 137.

-new appointments in, under the
late act, 222.

Chowkies, inland, abolition of, in Bengal,

92.

Christians, persecution of, in Cochin-
China, 36, 121.

Church establishment, increase of the, in
India, 12, 186- Roman Catholic, at
Calcutta, 173-Scotch, in Bengal, 222.
Circars, Northern, military operations in
the, 182, 304.

Civil Annuity Fund of Bengal, 6, 256—
of Bombay, 256.

Civil Servants, employment of military as,
88, 250-new regulation respecting the
qualification of, in Bengal, 197, 249,
303-reductions in the salaries of, 259.
Cloudy Bay, new colony at, 124.
Cochin, mission to the Jews of, 262.
Cochin-China, insurrection in, 36, 121,
194, 266-persecution of Christians in,
36, 121.

Cochineal insect at Herat, 173.
Coinage in Bengal, 247.

Coins, Hindu, 241, 246-Bactrian, 248.
Colony, new, at King George's Sound,
98, 222-new, in New Zealand, 124—
projected, in South Australia, 223, 307.
College, Australian, 196—Hindu, at Cal-
cutta, 255.

Colvin and Co., insolvency of, 73.
Commissary general, Bengal, 125.
Converts, native, in India, 1.

Convicts, mutiny of, near Hansi, 252 -
at Norfolk Island, 267,

Coorg Raja, insolence of the, 15, 106-
expedition against, 262, 277, 304.
Copper currency in Bengal, 246.
Corporal punishment, abolition of, in Ben-
gal, 257.

Council, Supreme, of India, 146.
Courts, native, practice in, 43-of Ram-
ghur and the Jungle Mehals, 93.
COURTS-MARTIAL on Lieut. Fast, 125-
Lieut. MacGregor, 126.

Craw (Surg. D.), services of, 274.
Crawford (Capt. John), services of, 274.
Criminals, treatment of, at Honore, 183-

exposure of bodies of, in Bengal, 246.
Cruttenden and Co., of Calcutta, failure
of, 56, 76, 77, 78, 87, 237, 238.
Cullen (Mr. James), 96, 158, 240.
Cum-sing-moon, affray in the, 192, 266.
Cutch, distress in, 262.

Daniell (Mr. J. N.), his dispute with Mr.
Innes at Canton, 265.

DEBATES at the East-India House:
(June 18th and July 9th 1834)—official
papers, 207-half-year's dividend, ib.—
by-laws, ib. retiring allowances, 208,
278-affairs of Oude, 218 allowances
to maritime servants, 278.

in Parliament on East-India af-
fairs see Parliament.
Debts, sale of, by auction, 251.
Delany (Kearn), trial and execution of, 103.