CONTENTS OF VOL. FOR 1838. Harbour in Tootooilla island, Navigator's Group, Pacific, 119. Harbour of St. Thomas, Virgin islands, 151. Holyhead harbour as a Packet Station, 104. Hurricane experienced by the Ship Feliza, Captain Reynolds, from Jamaica to Bris Illustrations of cases of Damage by Lightning in the British Navy, 590, 747. Inner Passage from Sydney to Torres Straits, 296. Light for Caernarvon Bar, 293. on St. Catherine's Point, Isle of Wight, 295. Local Attraction-Report from H.M.S. Princess Charlotte, 104 guns, 52. Merchant Seamen's "Dues," 246, 522. Merchant Service Discipline, 668. Midgley Shoal, in the Atlantic, 587. Morgan Rock, Inner Passage to Torres Strait, Australia-Ship lost, 147. New Buoys at the entrance of the Dee, 295. New Lighthouse at Valparaiso-Directions for entering the Port, 649. New Shoals in the China Sea, coast of Palawan. By Capt. J. H. Brown, 721. Notes on Curacao. By Lieut. A. W. B. Greevelink, of the Swedish Royal Navy, 363 in the Indian Seas-Hydrography-By Com. M. Quin, H.M.S. Raleigh, 793. Nova Scotia Lighthouses, 362. Observations on Europeans in India, 326, 392. on the Hurricanes of the 26th July and 2d of August, 1837, 35. On the adaptation of different modes of illuminating light-houses, depending on situ- On the fact of small fish falling during rain in India. By Capt. C. W. Grant, Bombay Pacific islands-Extract of a letter from Capt. Bruce, of H.M.S. Imogene, at Valpa- Paddle-wheels-unshipping and disconnecting, 334. Passages in India, 292. Passages of H. M. S. Cornwallis, Capt. Sir Richard Grant, between North America Pilotage Bill, 543, 761, 827. Plan of a Navigable Raft in case of Shipwreck, 266. Plymouth Breakwater, Teneriffe, Bahia, and the Cape-longitude, 610. Port of Boulogne, 145. Proceedings of H.M.S. Beagle, Capt. J. C. Wickham, 679. Sulphur in the Pacific Ocean, 611. Proposals for Steam Navigation, read to the Ashmolean Society, 597. Public Quays at home and abroad-shewing the want of proper facilities on the banks of the Thames, for the embarkation and debarkation of passengers in the Qualification of the Officers of the Merchant Shipping, 152, 733. Qualifications of Masters and Mates of Ships, 399. Questions for the consideration of those who encounter hurricanes and tyfoongs, 460. Raising Sunken Vessels, 101. Ramble amidst the rocky mountains of Socotra. By Lieut. J. R. Welsted, F.R.S., Refrigerating Steam-engine Condensement, 235. Remarks on Canea and the north coast of Candia. By Mr. W. H. Hall, R.N., on the Navigation of the Gulph of Mexico, towards Vera Cruz, and thence along the coast, towards Laguna de Terminos, 505. on the St. Lawrence, by Capt. H. W. Bayfield, R.N. 1. Report on the river Dee and port of Chester. By Sir John Rennie, 123, 249. River Plate-Observations on the anchorage off Buenos Ayres. By Mr. R. Thompson, River Thames and the port of London, 260. Ross's Anchor, 610. Rule for finding the time at Ship by equal altitudes, and thence the longitude, 121. Submarine Volcano near the Equator, Atlantic Ocean, 361. Sunken Rock in the port of Herradura, coast of South America, Pacific, 443. Symington's Condensement, 89. Table for reducing Middleburgh feet to English, and English feet to Middleburgh, 468 Norwegian feet to English feet, and English feet to Norwegian, 338 Table of Port Charges at Madras, 595. Thoughts on Alien and Quarantine Laws, 797. Timber compared with iron, as a material for the construction of steam vessels, 255 Towing Ships, on, 323. Trinity house of Deptford Strond-its constitution, 388. Visit to the Geysers, Iceland. By John Barrow, Esq., 818. Capt. the Rt. Hon. Lord Edward Russell-England to Waterlogged Ships and British gratitude, 227. Weather on the Coromandel coast throughout the year, 289. Wells proposed in Steam Vessels. By Capt. J. B. Martin, harbour master, Rams- NAVAL CHRONICLE AND LAW PROCEEDINGS, &c. &c. Births, marriages, and deaths, 71, 142 215, 287, 358, 431, 503, 575, 647, 719. Boyd's impervious tar paint, 353 Dido and Clio, trial of sailing, 520 Deepening the beds of navigable rivers, 717 Elsinore, 422 Engineers in the Navy. 641 Establishment of a lighthouse at Pondicherry, 277 Gull stream light, Ramsgate, 53 Governor, (Governeur) Rock, off Donaghadee, 62 Greenwich Hospital, 131 General signals to shipping, 135 Gulf of Finland Navigation, 422 Lighthouses and light vessels, 700. Light on Cape Frio, Brazil.-interesting to navigators, 53. Lights of Cape Grinez, and Cape de la Hague, North coast of France, 133. Light vessel at Key-West, 634. Light on Cape Brune Van Dieman's Land, 635. Light at Porkale and Kanning, in the Gulf of Finland, and at Euskar, in the Movements of Her Majesty's ships in commission, 70. 141, 214. 286, 357, 429, 502 Meteorological Register, 72, 143, 216, 288, 360, 432, 504, 576. 648, 720. a New York liners Northern Royal Yatch club, 135. New patents, 207. Nautical surveys, 272. New lighthouse at Gibraltar, 412. New Harbour light of Cherbourg, 554. Naval discipline, 562. New light in the Baltic, 566. Navigation of the Bristol channel, 636. Observations on the thermometers, during the frost of Jan. 1820, 122. Origin of half-pay to sea officers, and Lord Anson, master v. marine officers 20 Promotions and appointments, 69, 141, 213, 216, 356, 429, 531, 571, 615' 717. Presentation of a piece of plate, and a public dinner, to A. Russell, 144. Portrait of Her Majesty, 246. Pier at Deal, 268. Pembrey, 262. Pincher, H. M. S. schooner, 273. Paumbam Pass, 274. Port Novo, Cowmandel, 275. Port regulations, of Tahiti and Moorca, 418. Plymonth breakwater, 423. Port of Bideford, 499. Polytechnic institution, 628. Royal Geographical Society 63, 136, 202. Rhode's universal signals 133. Royal humane society.-Prizes awarded 133. Royal National Shipwreck Institution 135. Return of Slave vessels, captured under the late Spanish treaty 351. Rainbow new Iron Steam-vessel 523. Royal Geographical premiums, 554. |