Cotton-Wool, East-India, high rate of,
387.

Counter (Mr.), trial of 643.

Court-martial on Ensign Cookney, 66-
Lieut. Edwards, 76-Serj. Iveson, 202
-Lieut M'Conchy, 222-Lieut. and
Brevet Capt. Woodhouse, ib.— Lieut.
Burnett, 473-Ensign Anderson, ib
Lieut. Dunbar, 474-Capt. Field, 475
-Lieut. Deere, 487-Ensign Tebbs,
603-Capt. Skirrow, 604-Lieut. Broo-
shoft, 613-Ens. Walker, 614-Capt.
Havelock, 747-orders of the Madras
government respecting the practice of,
610, 612.

Court of Admiralty-indictment against
two seamen of the ship Farquharson,
for desertion, 235.

Court of King's Bench-sentence on the
defandents, in the case of Rex, v. Sut-
ton and others, for the illegal sale of an
East-India cadetcy, 130, 763-action,
the East-India Company v. Lewis, 639
-Freeman v. Fairlie, 760.

Crawfurd (Mr.), review of his "Journal
of an Embassy to Siam and Cochin-
China," 321.

Cricket Match at Barrackpore, 217.
Cyrenais, curious spectacle in, 471..

D.

-

Davis (Mr.), his account of the Mahom-
medans of Western Tartary, 91.
Debate at the East-India House on 28th
May, 1828-By-Laws, 97-grant to
Major Geo. Cunninghame, ib.-East-
India docks, 100 Capt. Prescott's
Case, ib. June 18th. Parliamentary
papers, 106-half-year's dividend, ib.-
grant to Major Geo. Cunninghame, ib.
-report of the Committee of By-laws,
107-dropped notices, 113-India li-
censes, ib-burning of Hindoo widows,
115-Captain Prescott's case, 121.-
July 2d. Parliamentary papers:— -Mr.
Ricketts, 241-Legislative enactments
connected with India, ib. By-laws,
242-Capt. Prescott's case, ib.-Sep-
tember 24th. Parliamentary papers, 514
-superanuations, ib.

-

Deccan Prize-Money, forces entitled to
share in, 131.

Deerr (Rev. M.), his remarks upon the
Hindu character, 692.

Deity, Turkish notions of, 469.

Delhi, visit of Lord Combermere to the
king of, 213-local occurrences at, 354,
631.

Dillon (Capt.), narrative of his voyage to
discover the fate of La Perouse, 443,
448,716-arrival of, in England, 643.
Direction, East-India, statements concern-
ing patronage of, 764.

Drama, Chinese, specimen of, 720.
Drowning, rescue from, 218.

775

Duel in New South Wales, 624.
Durville (Capt.), narrative of his voyage
of discovery to the South Seas, 577.

E.

Earth, memorial by Dr. Paterson on the
true origin of, 59.

Earthquakes in China, 26-at Manilla,
232.

East-India annual accounts, 1828, 12,
146, 230, 521.

East-India Trade, examination of the re-
port of the committee of the Liverpool
East-India Association on, 1-abstracts
of official accounts relating to, 521.
East-India House, goods declared for sale
at, 134, 263, 390, 518, 645, 768-Court
of Directors' notice to reduce the rate of
interest on Company's bonds, 515-see
also Debates.

Education, progress of, amongst the na-
tive females in India, 481.

Eggs, singular fancy of the Cochin-Chi-
nese in regard to, 198.

Egypt, mission of M. Champollion to,

346, 641, 722-directions for the over-
land journey from Bombay to England,
via 367, 633.

Elephants, white, at Bangkok, 197.
Elephant hunt at Ceylon, 369.
Egyptian Students in France, progress
made by, 597.

Ellis (F. W.), lectures by, on the law-
books of the Hindus, 155-remarks
by, upon the errors committed by Mr.
Mill in his observations on the Hindu
law, 178.

Elphinstone (Mr.), particulars of his jour
ney from Cosseir to Thebes, 633, 750.
Erskine (Mr.), of Bombay, case of, 45.
Evans (Lieut. Col.), review of his work
on the "Designs of Russia," 587.
Europe, medical effects of transition from
India to, 62-policy of, in regard to
Russia, 441.

Exchanges, rates of, at Calcutta, Madras,
Bombay, Singapore, and Canton, 129,
262, 385, 513, 639, 759.

Eyes, effect of moonlight on, 200-fur-
ther report of Mr. Richmond on his
successful operation in diseases of, 599.

F.

Fakeer, execution of, at Calcutta, 74.
Farewell (Lieut.), still at Port Natal, 233.
Fate, Hindu book of, 89.

Fenwick (Lieut.), case of, misrepresented
by the Oriental Herald, 616.
Fête at Pondicherry, 493 -at Parell
House, Bombay, 501.

Fire at Calcutta, 216, 483-destruction
of the office and press of the Sambad
Timira Nasak by, 217-at Poonah, 227

at

-at Rhio, 230-at Cawnpore, 483-at
Berhampore, 484.

Fox-chase, novel, 364.

Franklin (Capt.), on the geology of Bun-
dlecund, 193.

Fortifications, Asiatic, suggestions for the
publication of a work on, 597.
Fossil animal, enormous, 721.
France, Hindu princess in, 235-ill-will
amongst the orientalists of, 292-im-
provements in the manufacture of beet-
root sugar in, 346-expedition from, to
examine the monuments of Egypt, 364,
641, 722-its scientific expedition to
Persia and India, 471.

G.

Geographical Society of Paris-prizes offer-
ed by, 195.

Geology of Bundlecund, 193-of the Hyder-
abad country, 333—of India, 466, 713—
of the Himalayah districts, 593—of the
banks of the Ganges and Jumna, 594

of a portion of the country near Be-
nares, 594.

Georgia, account of the literature of, 529.
Glenie (Rev. J. M. S.), instituted to the
archdeaconry of Colombo, 229.
Goods declared for sale at the East-India

House, 134, 263, 390, 518, 645, 768.
Govan (Dr.), notices by, relative to the
productions of the Himalaya, 465, 593.
Grant (Sir J. P.), arrival of, at Bombay,

83.

Grant (Capt.), death of, 734.

Graves, ancient, found in the vicinity of
Oopulgutt, 332.

Greece, policy of Turkey towards, 28-
progress of the insurrection in, 31-

Turkish ferocity, and massacre of the
Greeks, 32-last feat of the famous
Marco Botzaris, 34-particulars of Lord
Byron's last visit to, 36-heroism of
Sophia Condulina, a native of, 471.
Greville (Major), indictment against,
736.

Gun, brass, at Bilsah, described, 344.

H.

Haddock (Maj.), tragical death of, 752.
Haileybury College, examination at, in
May 1828, 64.

Hamadany, translation of the Three Tales
of, 568.

Hammer (M. Von.), reply of, to some
accusations of M. Senkowski, 271.
Hastings (late Marquis), site for the mo-
monument and statute to, at Calcutta,
69.

Hayes (Mr.), drowned in the Saluen Ri-
ver, 609.

Hesperides, situation of the garden of, 62.
Hieroglyphics, Egyptian, examined by M.
Champollion, 346, 641-reasons of the

absence of these inscriptions from the
walls of the pyramids, 470.

Hill (Rev. M.), preaching tour of, in
Bengal, 358.

Himalaya, productions of, 194, 465, 593.
Hindus, English composition by, 40, 317

ancient manners of, 342-observa-
tions by, on colonization, 356-reflec-
tions upon their character, 692.
Hindu, poetry, 42-prophecy, 51-pil-
grims, picked up at sea, 72-law re-
lating to courts of justice, 89-book of
fate, ib. story, from an old manu-
script, 141-law books, 155 — matri-
monial law, 174-law of inheritance,
175-directions for the conduct of a
king, 177-princess in France, 235-
story of Nitambatavi, 342-law of pe-
nance and expiation, 414-custom of
writing in verse, 552-code relating to
transmigration and final beatitude, 553
-sculpture, 596.

Humboldt (Baron de), remarks by, on the
comparison of languages, 335.
Hyderabad Country, curious facts in the
mineralogical history of, 333.

I.

Ibn-Batouta and Ibn-Khaldoun, discovery
of some new manuscripts of, 198.
Icebergs in the Southern Ocean, account
of, 643.

India, medical effects of transition from,
to Europe, 62-Dr. Ainslie's observa-
tions on the introduction of Christianity
into, 90-essay on the geology of, 466,
713-construction of a passage of Lu-
cretius relating to, 549-state of slave-
ry in, 559, 664-report of Mr. Rich-
mond on his manner of treating ophthal-
mic diseases in, 599-essay on public
health in, by Dr. Butter, 716-intro-
duction of cochineal into, 733.

(British)—misrepresentations of the
Liverpool Association on the subject of
trade to, 1-second embassy from the
government of, to Ava, 80-attack
upon the garrison of Dhundootee, and
death of Lieut. Stirling, 82-new plan
for facilitating travelling in, 227 -
legislation for, 265-annual accounts
relating to, 12, 146, 230, 521-review
of Mr. Miller's work on the adminis-
tration of justice in, 328-observations
of a native on the colonization of, 356
-directions for travelling overland from,
to England, via Egypt, 367-proposed
improvements in the army of, 453, 678,
697-proceedings of the missionaries in,
26, 358, 484-preaching tour in, 358
-state of the provinces ceded to us by
Ava, 485-slavery in Bengal, 559, 664
-reported insurrection at Akyab, 608,
731-removal of the troops from San-
dowy to Kyark Phyco, 609-negocia-
tions with the Bheels, 631-neglect in

the

India (not British)-disgrace of Mooati-
mud al Doulah, minister of Oude, 71,
213-native marriages at Lucknow, 355
-disturbances at the court of Maharaja
Janoki Rao Scindhia, 74, 128, 214-
visit of Lord Combermere to the King
of Delhi, 213-operations of Runjit
Singh, 214, 355, 630, 736-warlike ac-
ounts from Peshawur, 214, 355-re-
fractory conduct of the Thakoors at
Joudhpore, 214, 631-quarrel in Scind,
503-occurrences at Delhi, 354, 631--
imbecile state of the Nawab Azof Jah,
736.

(French)-arrival of the Viscount
Desbassaynes de Richmond, the new
administrator-general, 80-improve-
ments in, 493, 743.

(Netherlands)-new regulation in
regard to the Sampan pucats at Rhio,
230-operations of the Dutch forces
against the natives in the interior of
Java, 230, 375, 511-fire at Rhio, 230
-murder of the commandant at Ayer
Bangy, 511-state of trade in Java,
620-deplorable state of Bencoolen,
634-new governor-general, 643-pre-
sent situation of the possessions in Java,
ib.-loan for, 766-births, 635.

(Spanish)-earthquake near Manilla,
232-state of trade, ib.-exports and
imports in the year 1827, 374-solicita-
tions of the English merchants at Ma-
nilla for naval protection, ib.-natural
productions and trade of the Philippine
Islands, 622, 754.

Indigo, state of the crops of, in Bengal,
in May, 630-in June, 736.
Indo-Britons, their progress in education,
481.

Inheritance, Hindu law of, 175.
Invalids, effects of their removal from In-
dia to Europe, 62-native, 354.

J.

Jaculator Fish, account of, 343.
James (Dr.)-see Bishop of Calcutta.
Janizaries, account of their abolition, 437.
Japan, literary accounts from, 196.
Java-see India (Netherlands).

Job, opinions on the composition of the
book of, 441.

Joudhpore-refractory conduct of the tha-
koors at, 214, 631.

K.

Kaira, military station at, relinquished,
503.

Khazars, account of, 189.
Khyangs, customs of, 168.

Kiakhta, solar phenomena observed at, 643.
Asiatic Journ. VOL.26. No. 156.

Lamaic System, analogy between, and that
of the Roman Catholic Church, 345.
La Perouse, narrative of Capt. Dillon's
voyage to discover the fate of, 443, 716.
-inventory of the articles belonging to,
found at Tucopia, 448-brief narrative
of Capt. Durville's expedition in search
of, 577-arrival of the relics of, in
England, 643.

Lascars, new regulation in India respect-
ing, 606.

Law (Hindu) relating to courts of justice,
89-writings in general, 155-schools
of Northern and Southern India, 158-
books of the highest authority in the
schools of Southern India, 161 -re-
lating to matrimony, 174-to inherit-
ance, 175-errors committed by Mr.
Mill in his observations on, 178-re-
lating to penance and expiation, 414.
Laws relating to India passed during the
last session of Parliament, 265.
Letters, bounty on, imported into Cal-
cutta by sea, 216-neglect of ship cap-
tains in the landing of, 644.

Liverpool East-India Association, misre-
sentations of, in regard to the trade with
India, 1.

London University-appointment of orien-
tal professors for, 236.

Loonar, analysis of the Saline lake at,
333.

Low (Capt.), notice of his digest of Sia-
mese law, 96.

Lowe (Sir Hudson), assaulted at
Mauritius, 508, 637.
Lucknow-see India (not British).

M.

the

Macao, government of, vested in a com-
mission, 232-death of the Bishop, ib.
-present state of, 278.
Madagascar, warlike operations of the king
of, 232-his letter on the death of Mr.
Hastie, 374-new tariff at, 758.
Madras Government (General orders of)
-appropriation of the profits arising
from regimental canteens, 220-num-
ber of officers to be absent on staff em-
ployments, ib.-European officers to be
appointed riding-masters, ib.-altera-
tions and reductions in the army esta-
blishment, 221-practice of courts-
5 G
martial

-at Rhio, 230-at Cawnpore, 483-at
Berhampore, 484.
For-chase, novel, 364.

Franklin (Capt.), on the geology of Bun-
dlecund, 193.

Fortifications, Asiatic, suggestions for the
publication of a work on, 597.
Fossil animal, enormous, 721.
France, Hindu princess in, 235—ill-will
amongst the orientalists of, 292-im-
provements in the manufacture of beet-
root sugar in, 346-expedition from, to
examine the monuments of Egypt, 364,
641, 722-its scientific expedition to
Persia and India, 471.

G.

Geographical Society of Paris-prizes offer-
ed by, 195.

Geology of Bundlecund, 193-of the Hyder-
abad country, 333—of India, 466, 713—
of the Himalayah districts, 593-of the
banks of the Ganges and Jumna, 594

of a portion of the country near Be-
nares, 594.

Georgia, account of the literature of, 529.
Glenie (Rev. J. M. S.), instituted to the
archdeaconry of Colombo, 229.
Goods declared for sale at the East-India

House, 134, 263, 390, 518, 645, 768.
Govan (Dr.), notices by, relative to the
productions of the Himalaya, 465, 593.
Grant (Sir J. P.), arrival of, at Bombay,

83.

Haddock (Maj.), tragical death of, 752.
Haileybury College, examination at, in
May 1828, 64.

Hamadany, translation of the Three Tales
of, 568.

Hammer (M. Von.), reply of, to some
accusations of M. Senkowski, 271.
Hastings (late Marquis), site for the mo-
monument and statute to, at Calcutta,
69.

Hayes (Mr.), drowned in the Saluen Ri-
ver, 609.

Hesperides, situation of the garden of, 62.
Hieroglyphics, Egyptian, examined by M.
Champollion, 346, 641-
-reasons of the

absence of these inscriptions from the
walls of the pyramids, 470.

Hill (Rev. M.), preaching tour of, in
Bengal, 358.

Himalaya, productions of, 194, 465, 593.
Hindus, English composition by, 40, 317

-

ancient manners of, 342-observa-
tions by, on colonization, 356-reflec
tions upon their character, 692.
Hindu, poetry, 42-prophecy, 51-pil.
grims, picked up at sea, 72-law re-
lating to courts of justice, 89-book of
fate, ib. — story, from an old manu-
script, 141-law books, 155 — matri-
monial law, 174-law of inheritance,
175-directions for the conduct of a
king, 177-princess in France, 235-
story of Nitambatavi, 342-law of pe-
nance and expiation, 414-custom of
writing in verse, 552-code relating t
transmigration and final beatitude, 55
-sculpture, 596.

Humboldt (Baron de), remarks by, on t'
comparison of languages, 335.
Hyderabad Country, curious facts in
mineralogical history of, 333,

I.

Ibn-Batouta and Ibn-Khaldoun, disco
of some new manuscripts of, 198.
Icebergs in the Southern Ocean, acc
of, 643.

India, medical effects of transition
to Europe, 62-Dr. Ainslie's ob
tions on the introduction of Christ
into, 90-essay on the geology of
713-construction of a passage o
cretius relating to, 549-state of
ry in, 559, 664-report of Mr.
mond on his manner of treating o
mic diseases in, 599-essay on
health in, by Dr. Butter, 716-
duction of cochineal into, 733.

(British)-misrepresentation
Liverpool Association on the s
trade to, 1-second embassy f
government of, to Ava, 80-
upon the garrison of Dhundoo
death of Lieut. Stirling, 82—1
for facilitating travelling in,
legislation for, 265-annual
relating to, 12, 146, 230, 521
of Mr. Miller's work on the
tration of justice in, 328-obs
of a native on the colonization
-directions for travelling overi
to England, via Egypt, 367-
improvements in the army of,
697-proceedings of the miss
26, 358, 484-preaching to:
-state of the provinces cede.
Ava, 485-slavery in Benga
-reported insurrection at A
731-removal of the troops 1
dowy to Kyark Phyco, 605
tions with the Bheels, 631-