Letters to a Disbeliever in Revivals. Northampton: J. H. Butler. 24mo. pp. 123.
The Belle of Zion. By the Author of "The Puritan, or Lay Essayist." Boston: Whipple & Damrell. 18mo. pp. 243.
A View of Congregationalism. By George Punchard, Pastor of the Congregational Church, Plymouth, N. H. Salem: J. P. Jewett. Boston: Crocker & Brewster. 12mo. pp. 227.
Scripture Truths; in Questions and Answers, for the Use of Sunday Schools and Families. Boston: James Munroe & Co. 18mo.
The Arrival of the Britannia. A Sermon, delivered in Federal Street Meeting-house, in Boston, July 19th, 1840. By Ezra Stiles Gannett. Published by Request. Boston: Joseph Dowe. Svo.
The Christian Patriot; a Sermon, delivered at the South Congregational Church, Boston, July 5th. By Mellish Irving Motte. Boston. 12mo.
The Instability of the Ministerial Life; a Discourse, delivered in Bulfinch Street Church, on taking Leave of the Society, May 24th, . 1840. By Paul Dean. Boston. 8vo.
A Discourse, delivered before the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, June 1st, 1840. By Daniel Sharp, Minister of the Church in Charles Street, Boston. Boston: Gould, Kendall, & Lincoln. 8vo.
“What shall We do?" or, A True Interest in Religion. A Sermon, by the Rev. Addison Brown. Brattleboro, (Vt.) 12mo.
The Claims of the Age on the Work of the Evangelist. A Sermon, preached at the Ordination of Mr. John Sullivan Dwight, as Pastor of the Second Congregational Church in Northampton, May 20th, 1840. By George Ripley. Boston: Weeks, Jordan, & Co. 8vo.
A Discourse on the Life and Character of the Rev. Nathaniel Thayer, D. D., Pastor of the First Congregational Church and Society in Lancaster; delivered at his Interment, June 29th, 1840. By Alonzo Hill, Minister of the Second Society in Worcester. 8vo.
The Missionary Character. An Address delivered before the Society of Inquiry in the Theological Seminary in New Haven, April 1st, 1840. By Eli Smith. New Haven. 8vo. pp. 38.
On Natural Theology, as a Study in Schools. A Lecture delivered before the American Institute of Instruction, at its Annual Session, holden in Springfield, August, 1839. By Henry A. Miles, of Lowell. Boston: Marsh, Capen, Lyon, & Webb. 8vo. pp. 14.
Miracles as an Evidence of Christianity. An Address delivered before the Ministerial Conference in Berry Street, Boston, May 27th, 1840. By David Damon. Boston: Charles C. Little & James Brown. 8vo. pp. 24.
North American Ko v i e w.
Abbot's books in England, 438.
Aboriginal structures, 399.
Aborigines of America, 397-
eral features of the, 398, 410. See
Harrison and Indians.
Adams, Abigail, Mrs., wife of John
Adams, Letters of, reviewed, 364
- first interview of, with Wash-
ington, 369 visits Europe, 381
-on the election of her husband
as President of the United States,
383-anecdote as to her influence
on her husband, 384, note.
Adams, Charles F., Letters of Mrs.
Adams, with a Memoir by, re-
viewed, 364-cited, 365.
Adams, John, policy of, as to nation-
al defence, 160.
Adams, John Quincy, 365 letters
to, by his mother, 372, 378.
Addison, on punning, 18.
Agricultural nations, 52, 53.
Agriculture in Lombardy, 343.
Airs of Palestine, reviewed, 479.
Aix, Discours de M. le Procureur-
Général, Audience Solennelle de
Rentrée de la Cour Royale d',
noticed, 248.
Albion, Illinois, 102.
Allston, Washington, letter from, to
the Editor, 518.
Alonzo X., required the Castilian
language in legal proceedings, 289.
Alphabetical characters, 311.
America, original peopling of, 55
on the Aboriginal tribes of, 175.
See United States.
American Bottom, the, 115.
American crania, size of, 185.
American history, works on, 490.
American literature, recent works in,
487 English, ib.
American Revolution, part taken by
Indians in the, 64 argument of
the fathers of the, 74- female
heroism during the, 366.
Anagrams, remarks on, 17
Anastasy, Mr., Papyrus of, 310.
Andros, Governor, 6.
Annesley Hall, visit to, 466.
Anthon, Charles, his new edition of
the Greek Reader, by Frederic
Jacobs, reviewed, 213-adds se-
lections, 214, 492- charged with
unfairness, 215, 429- his notes,
219, 221, dedication to, by
Casserly, 220-Article in the
"Knickerbocker". in reply to an
attack on, noticed, 492.
Antiquités Mexicaines, reviewed, 396
-contents of the, 424.
Appalachian Branch of American
Aborigines, 175.
Apparel, law respecting, 295.
Architecture, Mexican, 402, 418, 419,
426.
Arica, mummies from, 178.
Aristocracy, Irish, 196, 200, 201, 203
Remarks on English, 201
abolishing the privileges of Irish,
205.
Arkansas, financial condition and
banks of, 332 · Smithson fund in-
vested there, ib.
Artémise, French frigate, visit of the,
to the Sandwich Islands, 503.
Bache, Alexander Dallas, his Report
on Education in Europe, to the
Trustees of the Girard College for
Orphans, reviewed, 23 duties
confided to, 29.
Report, 31 cursory account of
it, 33.
Bacon, Lord, sanctioned belief in
witchcraft, 14.
Bacon, Mr., cited, 263.
Bahia, ruins near, 405.
Balcanquall, Dr., aids Heriot, 28.
Baltimore, defence of, 172.
Bancroft, George, History by, 491.
Bank of Illinois, 106.
Bank of Louisiana, 322.
Banks, appropriation of loans for,
319, 322, 324
on the origin and
effects of such policy, 322 - in
Louisiana, ib., 330 on the suc-
cess of, 324 on a connexion of
the States with, 325, 330— on
Alabama, 325-Property banks,
330 land not a solid basis for,
330 in Illinois, 331-in Arkan-
sas, 332-on the American esti-
mation of the stock in, ib.
Barbarism. See Civilization.
Barbour's Kentucky volunteers, 99.
Barlow, Joel, Frenchmen inveigled
by, 122.
Barnard, Mr., Secretary of the Com-
mon School Commissioners of
Connecticut, second Annual Re-
port by, noticed, 236.
Barrington, Sir Jonah, 193.
Baxter, Richard, on Witchcraft, 13,
14 urges prosecutions, 15.
Beaumont, Gustave de, L'Irlande
Sociale, Politique, et Religieuse
par, reviewed, 187. works by,
Bell's School System, 38.
Belshazzar of Martin and of Allston,
517.
Bentham, Jeremy, theory of Legis-
lation by, reviewed, 384.
Bianca Visconti, by N, P. Willis,
reviewed, 141 outline of it, 152.
Bible, on reading aloud during
meals, 39.
Biddle, Nicholas, instructions by,
to President Bache, of Girard Col-
lege, 29.
Biography, remarks on, 3.
Birkbeck, Morris, in Illinois, 102.
Black Hawk, 108-offer by, to re-
linquish a claim to land, 109 -
forced treaty with, ib. captured,
111 eastern town of, 112.
Black-Hawk War, sketch of the, 107.
Blackstone, Sir William, 288.
Blanche, Duchess of Brittany, letter
of, 294, note.
Boeckh, on an Egyptian deed, re-
viewed, 308.
Borromeo, Charles, 342.
Borromeo, Frederic, 342.
Boston vulnerable during the war
with England, 162-not well for-
tified, 171- Rosanna, or Scenes
in, noticed, 232.
Bottom lands, in Illinois, 115.
Bounty Grant, effect of the, 101.
Bowditch's Mécanique Celeste, 489.
Boyle, Robert, believed in witchcraft,
14.
Bradstreet, Mrs., 17.
Bravoes, in Lombardy, 343.
Brazilian Branch of the Aborigines
of America, 175.
Brooks, Charles T., Schiller's Wil-
liam Tell by, noticed, 515, 516.
Brooks, N. C., The Utility of Clas-
sical Studies by, noticed, 241.
Browne, Sir Thomas, 14.
Bruté, Rev. Dr., Bishop of Vincen-
nes, 60.
Bunker's Hill battle, Mrs. Adams's
Burke, Edmund, favors the colonies,
75.
Burning of prairies, 118.
Buttmann, Professor, 308, 315.
Byron, Lord, and Mary Chaworth,
466, 467, 471, 473.
Cade, John, accusation of, 300.
Castillo, Bernal Diaz del, 400.
Catholic Relief Bill, 190.
Catholics, concessions to, in Ireland,
207, 208 remarks on, 211,
account of, at the Sandwich Is-
lands, 506.
Caucasian brain, bulk of, 185.
Cecil, an entertainment by, 35.
Cemetery. See Salem.
Central America, prizes for descrip-
tion of ruins in, 423, 424 - re-
searches in, ib.
Centralization, on American, 316.
Channing, William E., 488, 489.
Charles I., as a protector of liberty,
Church members. See Freemen.
Churchmen. See Episcopalians.
Cieca, Pedro de, on Tiaguanico, 180.
Cincinnati, health of, 117.
Civilization never subdued by bar-
barism, 52 Guizot's History of,
69. See Incas.
Clarendon, Lord, 254, 265.
Clarke, George Rogers, expedition
of, 96 injustice to the creditors
who advanced the expedition, 97
officers and soldiers of, settle in
the West, 98.
Clarke, Fort, at Lake Peoria, 100,
101.
Classical Studies, Address on the
Utility of, by N. C. Brooks, no-
ticed, 241.
Clavigero, 402, 419, 420.
Clergy, in Manzoni's "Promessi
Sposi," 340.
Climate, influence of, 465.
Clinton, De Witt, on the Five Na-
tions, 59.
Clothing, scarcity of, in Ireland, 197.
Coal basin, in Illinois, 119.
Coast defence, during the Revolu-
tion and under the administration
of Washington, 160 of Adams,
ib. of Jefferson, ib. — of Monroe,
163. See National defence.
Coin, Hindostanee, in the West, 405.
Coleridge, defines discipline, 37.
Colonies, governing, 76-planting,
Comets, Mather on, 15.
Commerce in Lombardy, 343.
Common Schools. See Barnard,
Conceits, 17.
Connecticut. See Barnard.
Constituents. See Representatives.
Constitution, parties at the adoption
of the, 81-subsequently, 83.
Conveyancing, Egyptian, 309.
Copan, temple of, 433.
Copyright, Lieber on International,
noticed, 513.
Corporal punishment, 33-35.
Correy, researches by, 423.
Cortez, remarks on, and on his fol-
lowers, 400 forces attacking,
401 on Mexican architecture,
418.
Countess Ida, Fay's, reviewed, 434
outline of it, 438.
Courage of Washington, 79,
Cousin, error of, 42.
Davies, Sir John, wife of, 18.
Deaths, in Ireland, 199.
Debts. See State debts.
Delafield, on Warren's identification
of skulls from Peru and from
Western mounds, 54.
Delawares, subjected by the Iroquois,
59, 60 proposition to, to become
a State in the Union, 64.
Democratic parties and Federal, 81.
Democratic principles, Trotter on,
334.
Democratic Societies, 83.
Descender, The Great, a poem, no-
ticed, 231.
De Tocqueville, on the West, 139.
Detroit, Hull's disasters at, 99-ef-
fect of the British army at, 100.
Devil, Mather's belief as to the, 9.
Dighton Rock, Mathieu on the, 409,
Diodorus Siculus, 174.
Direct taxes, remarks on, 328, 329.
Discipline, 33-35-definition of,
Dixon, Joseph, fac-simile by, 310,
313 -account of his Transferring
Process, 310, 315, note.
Donnegan's Lexicon, 487, 498.
Dorchester, Lord, replies to Indians
in 1793, 64, 519.
Dorchester Heights, Mrs. Adams on
the taking possession of, 372.
Doyle, Bishop, cited, 199.
Drake, Benjamin, The Life and Ad-
ventures of Black Hawk by, 112,
Dress, ancient laws as to, 295.
Drisler, Mr., 493, 496.
Du Bartas, a French poet, influence
of, on English style, 17.
Dudley, Governor, 7.
Duelling, novel founded on, 436.
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