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No. XVIII.-VOL. IX.

ART. I.-CORRIE AND HIS COTEMPORARIES
-THE ANTE-EPISCOPAL PERIOD.

Memoir of the Right Reverend Daniel Corrie, L. L. D.,

First Bishop of Madras; compiled chiefly from his

own letters and journals: By his Brothers :-Lon-

don: Seeley, Burnside, and Seeley;-1847

ART. II.-GEOLOGY OF INDIA.

1. Asiatic Researches, vols. 1—20, 4to. London and Cal-

cutta, 1799-1836

2. Gleanings in Science, 3 vols. 4to. Calcutta, 1829-31. ib.

3. Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, 16 vols. 8vo.

Calcutta, 1832-48

4. Calcutta Journal of Natural History, 7 vols. 8vo. Cal-

5. Transactions of the Literary Societies of Madras and

6. Summary of the Geology of Southern India, by Capt.

Newbold, parts 1, 2 and 3. London, 8vo.

7. Transactions of the Geological Society. 2d series

ART. III.—THE HINDI LANGUAGE-THOMPSON'S

A Dictionary in Hindi and English: compiled from ap-

proved Authorities. By J. T. Thompson, Delhi.

Calcutta, Printed for the compiler, &c. 1846

ART. IV. THE ACTS OF THE GOVERNOR-GE-
NERAL OF INDIA IN COUNCIL.

1. The Government Gazette and Acts of the Legislative

Council of India

2. The Acts of the Legislative Council of India with a

Glossary; an Analytical Abstract prefixed to each

Act, and Copious Index, by William Theobald, Esq.

Barrister-at-law and Advocate of the Supreme Court.

ART. V.-THE BENGAL ARTILLERY.

1. General Orders of the Bengal Army

2. Sketch of the Rise and Progress of the Bengal Army.

Calcutta Star, 1844

3. Memoir of Colonel Thomas Deane Pearse of the Bengal

Artillery; from the British Indian Military Reposi-

4. Report of the Sub-Committee appointed for the purpose

of making a revision in the several equipments in the

British Artillery Service; 1819.-Ibid

5. Proceedings of the Special Board of Artillery Officers

assembled at Calcutta. 1836-38

6. Remarks on the organization of the Corps of Artillery

in the British service.

7. Memorandum on Horse Artillery; from the East India

United Service Journal

ART. VI.-THE REIGNING FAMILY OF LAHORE.

A History of the Reigning Family of Lahore, with some

Account of the Júmma Rajahs, the Sikh Soldiers

and their Sirdars; edited by Major G. Carmichael

Smyth, third Bengal Light Cavalry; with Notes on

Malcolm, Prinsep, Lawrence, Steinbach, McGregor,

and the Calcutta Review. Calcutta: W. Thacker and

Co., St. Andrew's Library, 1847

MISCELLANEOUS CRITICAL NOTICES.

1. The Sailor's Horn-book for the Law of Storms: being a

practical exposition of the Theory of the Law of

Storms, and its uses to Mariners of all classes in all

parts of the world, shewn by transparent Storm-cards

and useful lessons. By Henry Piddington, President

of Marine Courts of Enquiry, Calcutta. London,

2. A Fifteenth Memoir with reference to the Law of Storms

in India, being the Hurricane of the H. C.'s Steamer

Cleopatra, and the Ships Buckinghamshire and others,

on the Malabar Coast, 16th and 18th April, 1847.

With the Hurricane of the H. C. S. Essex in the

Arabian Sea, June, 1811. With Remarks for

Steamers in the Eastern Seas. By Henry Pid-

dington, &c. Calcutta, 1848

2. Notes on the Cape of Good Hope, by a Bengali.

3. The New Indian Gardener, and Guide to the Success-

ful Culture of the Kitchen and Fruit Garden. By

G. T. F. S. Barlow Speede, M. A. and H. S.

4. Speech at the Annual Examination of the Elphin-

stone Institution, at Bombay, April 25, 1848. By

Sir Erskine Perry, President of the Board of Edu-

5. Note on the External Commerce of Bengal. Calcutta,

1848. W. Thacker and Co., St. Andrew's Library

6. Supplement to a "Brief View of the French in India,'

&c., by W. F. B. Laurie, Lieut. Madras Artillery.

7. First and Second Reports of the Proceedings of the

Committee of the Calcutta Anti-Crimp Associa-

tion: formed by Commanders of British and Ame-

rican merchant vessels sailing between various

ports of Great Britain and the United States of

America and the port of Calcutta; for the pur-

pose of memorializing the Government of Bengal

for a reform of the present inefficient state of the

shipping regulations of that port, as they relate to

European and American seamen, crimps and the

crimping system. From the first meeting of the

members, September 6, to the last meeting of the

Committee on the 30th December, 1848.* With

the correspondence referred to in the proceedings,

and notes on the memorial, &c. Calcutta, 1848

Supplement to the Reports of the Proceedings of the

Committee to the Calcutta Anti-Crimp Associa-

tion; formed by Commanders of British and Ame-

rican merchant vessels. Containing the Newspaper

Reports of the two Anti-Crimp meetings held on

the 11th February, 1848. To which are added,

the Ship-masters' Memorial to the Governor-Gene-

ral in Council, for a reform of the present ineffici-

ent state of the shipping regulations of the port

of Calcutta as they relate to European, American

and Native seamen, crimps and the crimping sys-

tem; and the addenda of the ship-owners, under-

writers, merchants and agents uniting in the prayer

of the same memorial; with the appendices pre-

pared under the instructions of the Committee,

approved by the public meeting convened by the

Secretary under their authority at the Free Mason's

Hall on the morning of the 11th February, 1848,

adopted by the public meeting convened by Cap-

tain Engledue and other gentlemen at the Town

Hall on the afternoon of the same date; and finally

presented, by deputation appointed at the Town

Hall meeting, to the Right Honorable the Earl of

Dalhousie on the afternoon of March the 11th,

1848. Calcutta, 1848..

The Nineteenth Report of the Calcutta Seaman's

Friend Society, 1847. Calcutta, 1848 .

The Seaman's Friend Society; Sailor's Home; Crimps

and the Anti-Crimp Association. (Extracted from

the Calcutta Christian Advocate.) Calcutta, 1848.

8. Hand-book of Bengal Missions in connexion with the

Church of England; together with an account of

general educational efforts in North India; by the

Rev. James Long, Church Missionary in Calcutta:

9. The Picnic Magazine, a Journal of Literature, Science,

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