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CHAP, I.

Meeting of Parliament.--King's Speech.--Petitions relative to the

Queen.- Queen's message. Further proceedings with regard to her

Majesty.-Debate on the Question of restoring the Queen's Name to

the Liturgy.--Motion respecting the British Museum.--Debates in

both Houses on the Subjects of Naples and the Holy Alliance.--Act

for regulating Trials for Treason

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CHAP. II.

Discussion of the Catholic Petitions.-Irish Mastership in Chancery.--

Taxation.--Agricultural Distress.-Army Estimates.-Petitions re.

specting the Catholics.- Bill to Repeal the Malt Tar......

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CH A P. III.

Game Laws.-Agricultural Horse Tar.-. Committee of Supply.---Petitions

against Wool Tax.--Assessed Taxes Acts.-Motion on Parliamentary

Reform.--Cash Payments.—Breach of Privilege.-Bill to amend the

Poor Laws.-Outrage at Manchester,- Forgery Punishment.--Miti-

gation Bill.-Grampound Disfranchisement Bill.-Second Reading of

the Poor Laws Bill.Ways and Means.

133

CHAP. IV.

Administration of Justice in Tobago.-American Loyalists.- Foreign

Trade.- Provision for the Duke of Clarence.--Agricultural Horse

Tax.-Motion relative to Burning of Widows in India.- Orange

Lodges.--Affairs of Sicily.-Slave Trade. ---Privy Council.-Proro-

gation of Parliament ...

193

CHAP. V.

State of the Country external and internal.- A View of Agriculture,

Commerce and Manufactures during the Year 1821: _State of

Ireland ..

... 247,

CHAP. VI.

View of the Finances of Great Britain

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254

CHAP. VII.

State of France. Spain.--Portugal. — The Netherlands. - Italy.-
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Greece.-Russia.- America

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Price of Stocks for 1821.

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PRINCIPAL OCCURRENCES..

Coronation of George the Fourth..

The King's Visit to Ireland....

The King's Journey to the Continent.....

London General Bill of Christenings and Burials.

Births

Marriages

Deaths..

Promotions

Sheriffs.......

(3)

(75)

(207)

(238)

(255)

(256)

(258)

(261)

(320)

(322)

PUBLIC PAPERS.

Abstract of the net Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain, (exclusively

of the Arrears of War-Duty on Malt and Property,) in the Quarters

ending the 5th April, 1820, and 5th April 1821...

(324)

The official Account of the Revenue for the Quarter ending in July (325)

Abstract of the net Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain (erclusive

of the Arrears of War-Duty on Malt and Property), in the Years and

Quarters ended 10th October, 1820, and 10th October 1821... (326)

Income and Charge on the Consolidated Fund in the Quarter ended 10th

October, 1821

(327)

An Account of the Produce of the Excise Duties of Great Britaire, (ex-

clusive of any Arrears received of the War-Duty on Malt), in the

Years ended 19th of October, 1820, and 1821

(328)

An Account of the Produce of the Excise Duties of Great Britain,

(exclusive of any Arrears received of the War-Duty on Malt,) in the

Quarters ended 10th October 1820, and 1821 -

(329)

A comparative view of the Revenue in Ireland (constituting the consoli-

dated fund) paid into the Exchequer in the years ending the 10th of

October 1820, and 1821, distinguishing each quarter; in British

currency

(330)

An Account of the present number of Skips of the British Navy employed

in commission (exclusive of those fitting out to relieve others and

retenue cruisers)

(332)

An Account of the Sums voted for the wear and tear of the Navy; for

the ordinary repairs ; for building, rebuilding, and repairing Ships of

War, Hull, Masts, Yards, Rigging, and Stores for his Majesty's Dock

Yards, and also in Merchants' yards, from 1875 to 1820, both inclu-

sive; and also for 1821...

(332)

An Account of Sums estimated for Works for the different Dock Yards

belonging to his Majesty, in England and Wales, from 1811 to 1821

inclusive, distinguishing the places, and the amount each year, and total

amount of the whole..

(333)

CONTENTS.

The Lords' Report on Foreign Trade

(334)

Poor Rates Report

(340)

Sir Robert Wilson

(346)

Her Majesty's Protest against the Decision of the Privy Council (349)

Report of the Commissioners appointed by his Majesty to consider of

the subject of Weights and Measures ...

... (351)

LITERARY RETROSPECT AND SELECTIONS.

BIOGRAPHICAL ANECDOTES AND CHARACTERS.

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VOYAGES AND TRAVELS.....

[44]

BELLES LETTRES, ANTIQUITIES, AND MISCELLANEOUS. [121]

DISCOVERIES, INVENTIONS, AND FACTS, IN ARTS, SCIENCE,

AND NATURAL HISTORY ..

[1371

PERIODICAL LITERATURE ....

(143]

STATE OF THE FINE ARTS ...

[151]

POETRY.

INTRODUCTION

SONG, by Sir Walter Scott..

THE MAID'S REMONSTRANCE, by T. Campbell, Esq.

ABSENCE, by the same .....

IMITATION OF PSALM XXIX. by J. Montgomery, Esq.

STANZAS ON PAINTING, by T. Campbell, Esq..

VERSES, by Lord Byron

THEE, THEE, ONLY THEE, by T. Moore, Esq.

SAIL ON, SAIL ON, by the same....

THE MAGIC HORN, by Mr. Edmeston