The United Service Journal and Naval and Military Magazine, Parte1

H. Colburn, 1831

OF	1

Some Remarks on the Ships of the Ancients	9

The New Year	15

The Young Soldiers Farewell	23

Flemish Heroicsor the Day before the Entry of the Dutch Troops	30

A Recollection of the Old School	36

Denominations of Modern Shipping	48

A White Squall off the Chesapeake	57

Fragments from the Portfolio of a Field Officer	301

Rough Weather	311

Defence of Captain Cook against an attack on his Character in a recent	317

Memoir of the Military Events of July 1830 in Paris	321

Application of SteamVessels in the Event of a War	341

Guaymas de California	353

On the Respect formerly shown to His Majestys Ships	362

Dry Rot	368

On Correcting the Courses in the Days Work	63

Critical Adventure of Lord Dorchester in the War of 1775	73

Biographical Memoir of Captain the Hon Sir Robert Spencer R	81

Circular System of Fortification	87

Capt Sulivan on the Conduct of the Anson at the Capture of Curaçoa	97

Talavera	110

Arrivals Sailings Incidents	120

Promotions and Appointments	126

Tabular view of Fees Pay c of Officers in the British Army	144

Thoughts on the Qualifications of Naval Officers and the State of	153

A Mornings Ride in an Indian Camp	161

Captains Farewell to Demerara	177

Reminiscences of a Subaltern	191

Description of an Ancient Galley	199

Like a Seabird oer the Ocean	208

A Popular View of Fortification and Gunnery No VII 218 No VIII 489	228

40	232

Reviews and Critical Notices	241

The Medical Department of the Army Past and Present	247

Yeomanry Cavalry	255

Movements in the Army	263

Distribution of the Royal Navy in Commission	275

Condition and Prospects of the Navy	289

Título	The United Service Journal and Naval and Military Magazine, Parte1
Editor	H. Colburn, 1831
Procedencia del original	Universidad de Harvard
Digitalizado	5 Dic. 2008

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On the National Emblems of the French	375

Percussion Lock for Artillery	381

Reviews and Critical Notices British North American Provinces	389

On the Exclusion of Particular Ranks in the Navy from His Majestys	395

Movements and Incidents in the Army	411

Annals of the British Army	425

Advice or the Wisdom of the Moderns	433

Remarks on Duelling	440

The Guerrero	448

Extracts from the Journal of an Officer employed on a Survey of	457

Notes on Warsaw	464

The Sailors Song	481

Yeomanry Cavalry	500

Improved Arrangement in Fitting up the Interior of ShipsofWar	506

Light Cavalry in the Field 312	512

Observations on Steamvessels	518

The Ægina Marbles	535

The French Cavalry	542

Page 874 Line 9 for Loito and Labugal read Soito and Sabugal	555

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