L.

Kant, remarks on, 4- his catego-
ries, 7 -on space, 18.
Kennedy, John P., Dedication of the
Green Mount Cemetery. Address
by, reviewed, 385-cited, 393.
Kenney, W. S., Chess Player by,
noticed, 540.

King, Rufus, on the reëligibility of
the President, 68.

King, Thomas Butler, from the
Committee on Naval Affairs, Re-
port of, July 7th, 1841, reviewed,
360-

-on a Home Squadron, 361
-on the exposure of the South-
ern coast, 362.

Kingston, L. C., on capturing, in
1813, 228.

La Fontaine. See Fontaine.
Lamartine, a poetical traveller, 176.
Landscape gardening. See Down-
ing.

Language. See English, French,
and German.

Languages of countries, travellers
should understand, 179.
Late war. See War of 1812.
Laurel Hill Cemetery, on the Riv-
er Schuylkill, near Philadelphia,
Regulations of the, reviewed, 385
remarks on, 398.

Lectures before the American Insti-
tute of Instruction in 1840, notic-
ed, 252.

Lectures. See Public Lectures.
Lichnowsky, Prince, patron of Bee-
thoven, 297.

Liebig, Justus, Webster's edition of
his Organic Chemistry, reviewed,
147 -its character, 151-abstract
of his views on the food of plants,
and their modes and sources of
nourishment, 152-value of his
work, 163 remarks on Web-
ster's edition of it, 163.
Lieutenants, number of, on board
ships, 379.

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Lincoln, Levi, An Address by, on

the Consecration of the Worcester
Rural Cemetery, reviewed, 385—
cited, 392.

Literature, Schlegel's Lectures on,
noticed, 524. See French liter-

ature.

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Locke, John, Cousin's review of, 13
his purpose in writing his Es-
say, 15
-Cousin's misconceptions
of, 15, 26-error of, as to mediate
knowledge, 30-on Freedom of
the Will, 32-charged with Ma-
terialism, 33- -on the proof of a
God, 37. See Cousin.

Love, as treated by George Sand,
109, 126, 130, 131, 135.
Lovering, Joseph, and W. Cranch
Bond, Account of Magnetic Ob-
servations by, noticed, 520.
Lower Creek Indians, Oglethorpe's
treaty with, 456.

Lynch, Anne C., The Rhode Island
Book by, noticed, 271.

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Madison Papers, reviewed, 41
belong to the National Archives,
ib. their value, 43.
Maelzel, Beethoven and, 306.
Magnetic Observations, by Joseph
Lovering and W. Cranch Bond,
noticed, 520.

Maguaga, on the affair at, 217.
Malden, Canada, Proctor's retreat to,
219- General Harrison crosses
over to, 229.
Manures, 158, 163.

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Manzoni, Alessandro, Tragedie ed
altre Poesie di, reviewed, 169-tal-
ent of, eminently lyrical, 170,
172-defects of, 170 his Trage-
dies, ib. his Sacred Hymns,
172 his Ode on Napoleon, ib.
Marietta, Ohio, settlement of, 333,
345-first emigrants to, 345, 346
described in 1803, 349 floods
there, 350 early attention to ed.
ucation in, 353, 354 college
there, 354.
Marshall, John, on the efficacy of a
republican government, 72.
Martin, Luther, in the Federal Con-
vention, 53.

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Materialism, Locke charged with, 33.
Mauprat. See Sand, George.
Meigs, Fort, Proctor's investment,
of, 220.

Mexican empire, ancient inhabitants

of, 479- Prescott's expected work
on the conquest of, 503. See Cen-
tral America and Stephens.
Midshipmen, on the number of, in
the navy, 375.

Miles, E., An Epitome, Historical,
Statistical, and Descriptive, of the
Royal Naval Service of England
by, reviewed, 360.

Military officers, disobedience of, 220.
Milton, on ornamenting graves, 408.
Miniature German Romances, no-
ticed, 536.

Missionaries, literary men under ob-
ligations to, 210.

Monroe, James, at the battle of Bla-
densburg, 237.

Moore, tribute of, to Mary, 387.
Moosa, Fort, captured, 472.
Moravian towns, effects of the victo-
ry at the, 230.

Morris, Gouverneur, 53 -

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eligibility of the President, 68.
Morton, George, synonymous with
George Mourt, 266.

Moscheles, Ignace, Life of Beetho-
ven by, reviewed, 289 - his com-
petency for it, 290 — biographical
sketch of, ib. - subscriber to a
musical library, ib., 291, 292-pu-
pil of Weber, 290- repairs to Vi-
enna, 292-acquaintance of, with
Beethoven, 293- his musical
powers, 294.

Mount Auburn, Story's Address on
the Dedication of the Cemetery of,
reviewed, 385, 389 success of its
establishment, 391-its gate, ib.

statistics respecting, ib., note,
-inscriptions there, 405.
Mourt's Relation, Young on, 266.
Mozart befriends Beethoven, 297

character of his works, 313.
Music, on learning, from books, 243
- remarks on, 291, 313 - on ra-
pidity in, 315. See Navy and
Warren.
Muskingum, early ship-building on
the, 349.

N.

Nageli, on Beethoven, 313.
Naples, charnel-pits in, 388.
Napoleon, Manzoni's Ode on, 172 —
Beethoven's feelings towards, 304.
National defence. See War of 1812.
National Songs, 79.

Naval biographies, 79.

Naval officers, American, on a Re-

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Navy, effects of music in the, 79 —
present condition of the American,
85 requires reorganization, 86
on a Retired List in the, 86, 95,
376 compared with foreign na-
vies, 86-insufficiency of the,
88, 93 at Rio de la Plata, 88
in the Pacific, in 1834, ib.
guard against invasion, 89, 101 –
steam in the, 89, 91, 92- neces-
sity of a Home Squadron, 91, 93,
number of American steamers in
the, 92-Raleigh on the, 93 the
only safe standing military estab-
lishment, ib. ships of the, rot-
ting, 94- - on Admirals in the, 96.
See American Navy, British Na-
vy, French Navy, Impressments,
King, and Paulding.
Necessity, the doctrine of, 31.
Newark, burning of, in 1813, 230.
New England Ohio Company, outline
of the history of the, 323- first
publication respecting the, 324-
meetings held, 325 inaccuracies
as to the, 329 — on the selection
of their purchase, ib. — plan of
their association, 331- connex-
ion of, with the Sciota Company,
337, 338- contract of, with Con-
gress, 343. tract bargained for,
by the, 344-character of the
tract, 350 interest of the, in edu-
cation, 353. See Cutler, Marietta,
and Ohio.
New-Englanders, character of, 327,

328.

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New Haven Cemetery, 390, note.
New Orleans, on the battle of, 239.
New York, Green-Wood Cemetery
near, 399.

Niagara frontier, campaign on the,
in 1814, 232.

Nitrogen, as the food of plants, 157.
Northeastern and Northwestern Boun-

daries, remarks on the, 439.
Northwestern Territory, counties in
the, in 1796, 356, note. See Dane.
Nye, Arius, on the inception of the
New England Ohio Company
movement, 323.

0.

Ocosingo, account of ruins near, 498
-on their antiquity, 504.

Office, anecdote of St. Clair as to,
347, note.

Officers, disobedience of military,
220. See American Navy and
Naval officers.

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Ogechee River, fort built on the, 457.
Oglethorpe, James, Founder of the
Colony of Georgia, Biographical
Memorials of, by Thaddeus Mason
Harris, reviewed, 448-time of
his birth, 449-events in his ear-
ly life, ib. with Prince Eugene,
ib. in Parliament, 450 - his
speeches, ib. his interest in pris.
ons, ib. in impressments of sea-
men, ib. in the British colo-
nists, 451-in religious tolera-
tion, ib. connexion of, with the
Royal African Company, ib.·
befriends an African slave, 452
embarkation of, for Georgia, 454
-Governor, 455- his administra-
tion, ib. his treatment of the In-
dians, 456 Tomo Chichi, ib. —
Indian treaties, ib. - builds Fort
Argyle, 457-excursions by, ib.
aids Saltzburgers, 458- his vis-
it to England, ib. returns with
emigrants, 460- called General,
462 his interest in the colony,
ib. -at St. Simon's Island, 463
-excursion of, with Indians, ib.
- his troubles with Spaniards, 464
- appointed commander-in-chief,
465 - expedition of, ib. — shot
at, 466-goes to Savannah to
quiet discontents, ib. calls on
South Carolina for aid, 470-his
expedition against the Spaniards,
471
censured, 472 - defends
Frederica, 474 stratagem by,
475-marches into Florida, 476-
returns to England, ib. - charges
against, ib. subsequent events
of his life, 477 - his death, ib.
See Georgia and Harris

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emigrating wagon to, from Massa-
chusetts, 333- exaggerations as
to, ib. remarks on the Sciota
Company, 337-names of the first
emigrants to, 346 first judges of,
347, note- Indian troubles, 348-
ship-building in, 349-floods there,
350-education in, 352- Colle-
ges there, 353-travelling in, in
1801,357-steam navigation, 358.
See Cutler, Marietta, and New
England Ohio Company.
Ohio Company. See Ohio and New
England Ohio Company.
Ohio river, height of freshets in the,

350.

Ontario, Lake, campaign on, in 1813,
222.

Oregon, United States' right to, 440
-British forts there, 442.

P.

ib. -

Cabre-

Palenque, Guatemala, ruins at, 480
del Rio's visit to,
ra's Report on, ib. visit to, by
Dupaix, 481, 482-the stone hous-
es at, 481, 482, 484- Castañeda's
designs of ruins there,481, 482, 487
visit to, by Stephens, 482 -an-
tiquity of the ruins near, 504.
Palermo, cadavery at, 401.
Palestine. See Holy Land.
Palmerston, Lord, his neglect of Mr.
Stevens's representations, 437.
Pantology, by Roswell Park, notic-
ed, 516.

Paris, on the lectures in, 245.
Parisian Linguist, noticed, 538.
Park, Roswell, Pantology by, no.
ticed, 516.

Peabody, Ephraim, as a writer, 519,
521.

Père la Chaise, 402-inscriptions
there, 405.

Perry, Oliver Hazard, Commodore,
Mackenzie's Life of, reviewed, 79
- his parentage, early life, and
death, 80-his character, 81 — as
a commander, 82- his personal
appearance, 83- private charac-
ter, ib. his controversy with
Chauncey, 84-his difficulty with
Elliott, 85 - value of his Life to
officers, ib. anecdote of, near
Fort George, 226-citation by,
from Vattel, 377.

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Persia, on travelling in, 178.
Personal identity, the idea of, 23.
Petra, Robinson's visit to, 199 - - the
dead honored in, 388.

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Pharaoh's Castle, at Wady Musa,

Pike, General, death of, 224.
Pilgrim Fathers, Young's Chroni-
cles of the, noticed, 264.
Pinckney, Charles, acts of, in the
Federal Convention, 54, 55.
Plants, constituent parts of, 152,-
the mode of their receiving food, ib.
- inorganic constituents of, 160.
Plato, on funeral monuments, 385.
Plattsburg, on the battle at, 235.
Pliny, on the body, 386.
Plymouth. See Young.

Poetical Literature of the West, Se-
lections from the, noticed, 521.
Political science. See Tucker.
Politics, on corruption in, 73.
Poor debtors. See Debtors.
Prentice, George D., a poet, 523.
Prescott, William H., work by, on
the conquest of Mexico, 503.
President, Gerry cited on the popu-
lar election of, 62 early mode
of electing, 65 reeligibility of
the, 66-tendency of democracy
in the election of, 77.
Prisons, Oglethorpe's interest in,
450.

Proctor, British General, 218 - his
retreat to Malden, 219— invest-
ment of Fort Meigs by, 220-
suit of, 229.

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pur-

tendencies, 60, 61.
Rauch, F. A., Psychology by, no-
ticed, 251.

Reason, impersonality of, 9.
Red Sea, passage of the, by the Israel-
ites, 183-place and time of it, 184.
Reflection and consciousness, 17.
Religious toleration, favored by Ogle-
thorpe, 451.

Rephidim, Israelites at, 186.
Representation, principle of, 56.
Representatives, on electing, by a
single ticket, 59.

Republic, a democracy and, 63.
Retired List of officers, 86, 95, 376.
Rheumatism, Warren on, 274, 276.
Rhode Island Book, for 1841, noticed,
271.

Richter, Jean Paul, 519.

Ritter, Professor, cited on Robinson
and Smith's Biblical Researches,
211,
Robbins, Asher, on the Madison Pa-
pers, 42.

Robinson, E., Biblical Researches in
Palestine, Mount Sinai, and Ara-
bia Petræa, by him and E. Smith,
reviewed, 175. their worth, 180,
207, 210— their qualifications for
the work, 180, 206-works by,
181 their first wanderings, 182

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Royal African Company, 451.
Royal Torch, Warren on the, 275.
Rural Cemeteries, works on, review-
ed, 385 - historical notice
American, 388-establishment of,
in various places, 390 on chap-
els in, 397-inscriptions in, 405
flowers, ib. symbols and em-
blems, 409.
Rutherforth, cited, 425.

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Sailors. See Impressments and Sea-

men.

St. Augustine. See Spaniards.
St. Clair, General, 340- anecdote
of, as to office, 347, note.

St. Simon's, fort built at, 463. See
Frederica.

Salem. See Harmony Grove Ceme-
tery.

Saltzburgers, settlement of, in Geor-
gia, 45, 460, 462.

Sand, George (Madame Dudevant)
Œuvres de, reviewed, 103-her
literary power, 106- one of a
school, ib.
- her personal history,
ib. character of her writings,
107, 112-compared with Mad-
ame de Staël and Rousseau, ib. —

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