Observations on the Probability of Reaching the South Pole; ii. Vindication of Certain Passges in the Fourth and Fifth Volumes of the History of England; iii. Letters from George Combe to Francis Jeffrey in answer to his Criticsm on Phrenology containing in No. LXXXVIII of the Edinburgh Review; iv. An Exposure of the Hamiltonian System of Teaching Language in a Letters Address to the Author of an Article Recommending that System in No. LXXXVII of the Edinburgh Review, by Jonea, J.; v. Some Illustration of Mr Mcculloch's Principles of Political Economy by Mullion, Mordecai; vi. A Summary Account of the Steam Boats for Lord Cochrane's Expedition with some few words upon the Two Frigates Ordered at New York for the Service of Greece by Palma, Alerino; vii. Considerration of the Claims and Conduct if the United States Respecting their North Eastern Boundary and of the Value of the British Colonies in North America; viii. Remarks on the Character and Writings of John Milton Occasioned by the Publication of his lately Discovered Treatise on Christian Doctrine by Channing; ix. Remarks on the Principal Feature on the Foreign and Domestic Policy of Great Britain, since the year 1793; in the Course of which are Interspersed Occasional discussions on the Leading Political Topics of the Day by Moyes, Law