1. Author apprehensive of having wearied his friend with the detail of his river excursion
2. Captain Maxwell and the author make an excursion to Mynheer Roboloski's
3. Medical discussions promoted by Governor an Battenburg
4. Author apprehensive lest his unanswered notes should provoke feelings of repentance in his friend
5. Author suddenly recalled to the colony of Demarara on account of increased sickness among the troops
6. Author called from La Bourgade to Mahaica, on account of the prevailing sickness among the troops
7. Barbarous murder of a slave
8. Troops sickly
9. Visit to Major Prauel's
10. Author addresses his friend by means of some officers returning to England
11. Delayed departure of officers returning to England
12. The author narrowly escapes falling a victim to 'yellow fever', considers himself initiated, and free of the West Indies
13. Hospitality and friendly attentions of the colonists towards the author
14. News from England implies a wide spreading war, and a transformation of the coalition against France
15. Author receives letters from England
16. South American Rangers go into barracks near the hospital
17. Christmas weather in Guiana
18. Author again visits Mynheeer Bercheych
19. Author addresses his friend on returning from the burial of a comrade
20. Coincidence of fever and the spring tides
21. Attack of the Spaniards from Oronoko
22. Fatal effects of misconduct under prosperity
23. Author accompanies a party upon an interesting excursion up the river Demarara
24. The author's horse a victim to the climate
25. Celebration of the Stadtholder's birth-day
26. Little things sometimes made important
27. Author addresses his friend on the anniversary of his arrival in Guiana
28. Author transcribes for his friend some notes on the general subject of the colonies
29. Concerning the seasoning, or yellow fever
30. The commandant receives final instructions for the author to proceed to St. Domingo
31. Author's adieu.
