The United Service Journal and Naval and Military Magazine

OF	1

Remarks on the Establishment of Camps of Instruction in the British	10

Memoir on the Military Resources of Prussia	17

Memoir of Sir Harry Calvert Bart G C B and G C H	26

Scenes of War and other Poems by John Malcolm	44

Naval Signals by N H Nicolas Esq Lieut Royal Navy	50

The Farewell	61

Sailors and Saints	67

Cupid Strayed	459

Alfieris Description of Himself	468

Visit to Mount Etna during the Eruption of 1810	474

Military Memoirs of Four Brothers	481

Rescue of a Boats Crew of the Slaney from Drowning	489

Milita Dress and Appointments	500

Parliamentary Papers	510

Ships of his Majestys Navy launched during 1828	516

A Popular View of Meteorology and its Practical Uses to the Seaman	531

Summer	544

Naval Gunnery	552

The Rising of the Moon	558

A Pendulum Pump adapted to the Use of Ships	575

An Antidote to Hydrophobia and the Bite of Venomous Reptiles	584

Riegos Hymn	593

Memoir of the late Lieut Colonel Kelly	601

Visit to the American President Jackson	608

Capt W F W Owens Plan for Rating Chronometer	616

On Promotion in the Navy	623

Monthly Naval Register 638 766	638

Disasters at Sea and their Prevention	649

Discovery of the Fate of La Perouse	674

Narrative of the Captivity of Capt R Bennett	680

Sketch of the Battle of Algiers	688

Recollections of Walcheren in 1809	695

The Expedition against Ras el Khyma	710

Method of Surveying Woody Countries	717

The Allies in Paris	724

The Life of the late Capt Philip Beaver	733

The last Hours of Dorrego	742

Reply to M F on the Royal Naval Annuitant Society	752

The Editors Portfolio 111 241 369 501 625	760

Naval Promotions and Appointments 127 255 387 515	771

Title	The United Service Journal and Naval and Military Magazine
Publisher	H. Colburn, 1829
Original from	Harvard University
Digitized	3 Dec 2008

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View of the Present State of Hydrography	80

Farrago Peregrini or Rambling Rhymes 92 230 493	92

Portuguese Modinha	103

On Malaria	109

On Nautical Science	236

State of the Army in 1743	245

The Rogniat Controversy 265	265

On Telegraphic Communication	277

Sketch of the Battle of Salamanca	283

On the Cross Staff	295

Anacreons Dove	302

The Wounded	312

Song of Archie Rover	320

Gun Room Reminiscences	331

Military Surveying 337 479	337

Narrative of the Peninsular War	349

Notes of a Naval Lounger	356

Facts relating to the Capture of Washington c	366

Army Estimates	379

A List of Vessels belonging to the Royal Navy lost since his Majestys	387

The Letters of Sobieski	404

Memoir of MajorGeneral Robert Ross	412

The Tomb of Turenne	424

Coast Lights on a New Principle	437

Russia and Turkey	443

Suchets Memoirs	452