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INDEX.

A

ARKWRIGHT, Sir Richard, his extraction, 7-his discovery of spinning
by rollers, 8-reasons for ascribing the discovery to him in prefer-
ence to Highs or Hayes, 9-11.

Asia, its natural divisions well described, 47-state of society in the
time of Baber, 48-sketches of character, 63-7.

B

Baber, character of this Emperor, 45-state of society in Asia during
his time, 48-extracts from his Memoirs, 50-75-romantic account
of his death, 75.

Banks, Sir Joseph, his character, 352-3.

Bolivar, his wonderful talents, 510.

Burke, his abilities as a writer, 273—his style, 274-specimens of his
metaphor, 275-the extreme fertility of his genius tended to render
him tedious in debate, 277-in argument he seizes upon analogies
too remote, and draws distinctions too subtle, 279-inconsistency
of his opinions, 282-3—his views of the Constitution, 284-his false
conclusions regarding the French Revolution, 285-6-his prejudices
warp his judgment, 287-8-his enlightened opinions on subjects of
mercantile policy, 289-summary of his character and genius, 290
-various extracts from his correspondence with Dr Laurence, 291-
303-acuteness of his feelings on the fate of the Impeachment, 292
-opinions on the state of Ireland, 295-97—dislike of Mr Pitt, 298
-respect for Mr Fox, 299-animadversions on the endless duration
of law-suits, 300-his pecuniary embarrassment, 302.

C

Catholic Question, Dr Phillpott's absurd deference to the opinion of
Geo. III., 163-8-Letter from Geo. III. to Lord Kenyon, in refer-
ence to it, 170 and 173-Mr Pitt's answers, 170-3 and 175—Duke
of York's letter to His Majesty, 175-its prospects under the pre-
sent administration, 252-difficulties which impede emancipation,

253-opinions of Mr Burke and Dr Laurence, 295-7-political
rights of the Catholics, 464-7.

Civilization, its progress in Europe contrasted with Asia and Africa,
41-44-a natural difference in the character of the European and
Asiatic races, 44.

Coalitions, defence of, 248 and 426-necessity of reciprocal conces-
sions, 249.

Corn Laws, injurious effects of the present existing, 401-2-the selfish
policy of landlords must finally counteract itself, 403.

Coronation Oath, review of it, 168-9-Geo. III.'s opinion of its obli-
gation in reference to the Catholic question, 170 and 173.
Cotton Manufacture, its rise and progress in Great Britain, 1-39-im-
provements in carding, and invention of the spinning-jenny, 5-
spinning by rollers, 8-the mule-jenny, 15-discovery of the power-
loom, 16-effects of these improvements, 18-table of imports and
exports, 19-estimate of capital employed, profits and their distri-
bution, 21-22-number of persons employed, 22-extraordinary
increase of population in the principal manufacturing towns, 22-23
-increase of the manufacture in Ireland since the abolition of pro-
tecting duties, 23—statement of official and real values of cotton,
woollen, and silk manufactures, 24-raw cottons whence import-
ed, 25-probability of our preserving our ascendency in the manu-
facture, 25-America not likely to rival us, 27-28-wages in France
and England contrasted, and their effects on the profits, 28-31—
taxes on, 32-its influence on the health, morals, and intelligence of
the people, 33-39.

Criticism, has assumed a new form in Germany, 323-in what it
ought to consist, 324-two species of, 325-6-specimen of, by
Goethe, 332.

D

Davy's, Sir Humphry, discourses delivered before the Royal Society,

352.

Doering, his character as a biographer, 177.

E

Education, parochial schools in Scotland, 108-129-Society for the
Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, 225-National Library an abortion,
230-on teaching the populace Politics, 234-Library of the Peo-
ple, 235-meeting in Van Diemen's Land for the advancement of
Education, 525.

England, present state of, bears a close resemblance to France pre-
vious to the Revolution, 264-review of its government in late
years, 416.

English History, letter to Elizabeth, suggesting the murder of Mary,
197 annunciation of the birth of Charles II., 198-perfidy of
Charles I., 200-letters to Cromwell from Harrison and Bradshawe,
203-5-defence of these letters, 205-6-letters of Cromwell, 207-
the plague, 209-letter of King William, threatening abdication,