336.

vii. 336.

-, importance of his office, vii.

undertakings, their importance,

ordinations, enquiry concern-
ing, viii. 139, 334.

stations, catalogue of, viii. 258,

291, 356.
Mistakes in religion, rectified, iii. 108.
Mixed communion, remarks on, x. 36.
Modification of matter, essay on, viii. 238
Moral duties, distinguished from positive
precepts, i. 247.

Moral law, its perpetual obligation, iii. 342.
More, Mrs. H. her writings noticed, i. 115,

144.

Mortality of man, reflections on, i. 120.
Mosely, Mr. memoir of, vi. 225.

Moses, the faith of, illustrated, i. 144.-
His wise choise, x. 97.

Mourning for the dead, on Christians
wearing, ix. 44.

Murthim, Mr. account of his death, iv. 27.
Music, instrumental, discussions on, viii.
13, 78, 140.

Mysteries in religion, call for submission,
i. 166.

Mystery of godliness, whence called great,
vi. 270.

Nazarene, import of the term, vii. 385.
Newell, Mrs. Harriett, some account of,
ii. 169.

New-creature, explained, vii. 367.
Newton, Sir Isaac, eulogy on, iii. 116.
New England, state of religion there, ix.
65, 101.

New York, its present state described, x.
80.

New year's day, ode on, iii. 32.

Noel, Hon. Charles, fined £40 for having
public worship in his own house, iii. 60.
Non-clericus, his defence of brotherly ex-
hortations, x. 104.

Nonconformist divines, their conscientious-
ness, ii. 212.

Notcutt, Mr. memoir of, vi. 161.

Oaths, judicial, not unlawful. v. 344.
Obedience to Christ, the surest test of
discipleship, iii. 193.-Should not be de-
layed, v. 376.

Old age, its comforts considered, iii. 87.
Oldfield, Dr. Joshua, memoir of, viii. 161.
Omnipresence of God, thoughts on the,
i. 363.

Omnipotence of the deity, illustrations of,
x. 172, 269.

Oratorios, enquiry respecting, viii. 14.
Orme, Mr. his letter to the editor, vii. 357.
Organs, inquiry respecting, viii. 78, 140.
Overs, Mr. his death, vi. 319.

Order of worship, in the first churches,
sketch of, viii. 267.

Note.

Orton, Mr. Job, quoted, v. 90.
Owen, Dr. quoted on academies, ii. 306.-
On the pastoral office, 343.-His dying
experience, iii. 225.-Quoted on the in-
dependence of churches, iv. 169.-Me-
moir of him, viii. 15, 81, 112.

Palestine, its scenery described, vi. 338.
Parable of the sower, illustrated, vi. 133.
167, 229, 289.

Party spirit, its baneful influence shewn,
i. 72.

Palmer, Mr. of Shrewsbury, original letter
from, x. 331.

Patience explained and recommended, i.
76.-ix. 287.

Pascal, M. quoted, v. 374.
Pastoral duties, enforced, iii. 19.
Pastors, how the first churches obtained
them, v. 104.-Their right to support,
vii. 313. viii. 338.-ix. 161.

Paul, the apostle, his faith and practice, i.
142.

Pastoral office, its connection with the
administration of the Lord's supper, ii.
238, 263.-and iv. 46.

Peace of the wicked, how fallacious, v.
143.

Pentycross, Thomas, memoir of, iv. 313,
345.

Penitent Malefactor, his case illustrated,
ix. 319

Persecutor converted, illustration of, x.
161.

Petition to Parliament in favour of free
discussion, ix. 272.

Persian Magi, not magicians, i. 373.
Perversion of ordinances, whence it often
arises, v. 136.

Pharisees, their righteousness how defec-
tive, iii. 77.

Pilgrim's Progress, its false theology ex-
posed, iii. 240.

Pilkington, Mr. his renunciation of Popery,
ii. 372.

Pike, Mr. Samuel, original letter from, ii.
236.-His biography, vi. 361.

Plainness of speech recommended to mi-
nisters, iv. 255.

Plurality of worlds, taught in Scripture,
iii. 346.

Poetry of the Bible excels all others, v.
313.

Polytheism, its absurdity exposed, viii. 62.
Political discussions, how far allowable to
ministers, vi. 15.

Popery, prevalent among Protestants, iv.
118. and vii. 356.

Portlock, Mr. Charles, memoir of, v. 265.
Power of the gospel, in what its excellency
consists, v. 242.

Prayer, essential to true religion, i. 362.—
the proper attitude in, x. 212.
Preaching and hearing, essay on, viii. 74,

99.

Pre-existence of Christ's human soul, an
unscriptural tenet, iii. 329.-Remarks on,
iv. 77.

Priestcraft distinguished from true reli-
gion, i. 372.

Prize Essays proposed, viii. 80.-awarded,

217.

vii. 366.

Rejoicing, religious, in North Wales, vi.
335, 372.

Religion, its nature, importance, and rea-
sonableness, iii. 198, 233.
Repentance, the doctrine discussed, viii.
201, 274.

Reading with profit, directions for, ii. 380.
Reasons for leaving a church, ii. 377.
Reasoning Philosophers, an allegory, vi.
201.

Recollections of the leadings of Provi-
dence, iv. 355.

Reconciliation, how distinguished from
justification, i. 335.

Reformation, its pedigree traced, vi. 202,

232.

Religious poetry, remarks on, i. 146.
Liberty. iii. 52, 151.

Religion, reflections on its existing state
in England, iv. 103.
Reptile, an allegory, iv. 407.

Resolutions, pious, on the Lord's day, i.

231.

Resurrection of Christ, its import unfolded,
iii. 10.

Revelation, the doctrine in which it cen-
tres, v. 27.-Its divine original main-
tained, vii. 86.-Its value shewn, viii. 62,
75, 322.

Reverend, enquiry respecting the term,
i. 238, and viii. 336.

Reviewers reviewed, v. 297, and x. 323, 338.
Reviews, remarks on their want of impar-
tiality, ii. 80.

Revivalists, some account of, ix. 327.
Rewards, future, will have different de-
grees, iii. 285.

Righteousness of Christians, contrasted
with that of Pharisees, iii. 76.
Riland, Mr. John, of Sutton Colefield, his
death, viii. 128.

Rich men, their distance from the gospel,
ii. 382.

Robinson, Robert, quoted, ii. 205.-Sketch
of a sermon, vi. 99.

" Thomas, memoir of, iii. 161.
Benjamin, memoir of, viii. 97.
Roby, Mr. W. a short sermon by, vi. 101.
Roman history, an interesting subject, i. 80.
Rogers, Mr. Timothy, memoir of, viii. 193.
Ruth, her history illustrated and improved,
ix. 289.

Ryland, Dr. his Missionary sermon, vi. 219.

Sabellianism, refutation of, iv. 285, and v.
340.

Salvation of man, entirely of God, i. 354.
Samaria, described, vi. 305.
Saul of Tarsus, his conversion improved,
x. 161.
Sanctification, its different senses explain-
ed, iii. 341.-Is progressive, 342.-Essay
on the subject, viii. 10, 38.

Say, Mr. Samuel, some account of, ix. 97.
Saunders, Mr. S. his Missionary sermon,
account of, iv. 266.

Scriptures, their properties illustrated, ii.
231.-Their excellencies shewn, iii. 166,
-Importance of knowing them, ix. 71.
-and reading them in public, x. 245.
Schism, enquiry respecting, v. 349.
Scenes in India, ix. 213.

Serampore Missionaries defended, ii. 308.
Sceptic, queries of a, x. 214.-Answered,

215.

Scott, Thomas, quoted, vi. 328.-His death
recorded, vii. 159.

Scottish Baptist churches, advice to, vii.
46, 110.

Self-denial essential to the Christian cha-
racter, i. 201.

Self, an idol worshipped by many mi-
nisters, iii. 18.

Senex, his reply to Humanitas, ix. 129.
Sermon on 2 Cor. iv. 7, i. 297, 338.
Psalm lxxxix. 19. i. 353.
Luke ii. 10, 11. ì. 385.
Dan. xii. 4, ii. 59.

Sermons, disquisition on their various pro-
perties, x. 17.

Shirreff, Mr. particulars of his case, x. 27.
-His baptism and ordination at Glas-
gow, 30.

Signs of the times, adverted to, i. 60, and
viii. 86.

Siste Viator! a poem translated by Mr.
Bowring, ix. 174.

Sin, its malignity evinced by the atone-
ment, vii. 19.-The unpardonable, ex-
plained, ii. 193.

Slave trade at Sierra Leone, revival of,
ix. 95, 121.

Socinianism subversive of the gospel, iii.
354, 364.

Sound doctrine, on the nature of, x. 342, 368.
Sovereignty of God, thoughts on, v. 45.
Spencer, Rev. T. memoir of, ii. 403.
Spirituality of mind important to ministers,

iv. 5.

i. 262.

-Vindicated, iv. 38.

Sunday reading, ii. 197.

Superville, Mr. some account of, iii. 20.
Swedenborg, Emanuel, his system ex-
amined, iv. 361.

Strictures on religious magazines, i. 6.
Strict communion vindicated, v. 49, and
vii. 320.

Sybilline oracles, Dr. Horsley's account of,
i. 314.

Sufferings of Christ considered, vii. 107,
132, 168, and x. 47.-Ought not to be re-
presented in paintings, viii. 80.
Sowerby, Mr. Thomas, some account of,
v. 116.

Strictures on Mr. O'Donnghue, v. 15,—and
the Christian Observer, 18.

Stephen the Martyr, his case improved,
ix. 377.

Sutcliff, Mr. J. some account of, vi. 68.-
Original letter from, x. 246.

Taylor, Mr. Dan, memoir of, iii. 33. 129.
Taylor, Bishop Jeremy, quoted, x. 276.
Tamoree, king of Atooi, his letter, vii. 205.
Teignmouth, Lord, some account of, x. 333.
Tempt, meaning of in the case of Abra-
ham, i. 67.

Tenax's letters, see Protestant Nonconfor-
mity.

Testimony of conscience, illustrated, iv.
383.

Thomson, Mr. his letters from South Ame-
rica, ix. 188, x. 58.
Thornton, Henry, Esq. memoir of, i. 97.
-, John, Esq. original letter of, i.

132.
Tiberias, its present state described, vi.
305.

Time, a talent to be improved, i. 133.—Re-
flections on its brevity, ii. 311.-The
subject improved, iii. 13.
Toller, Mr. his death, vii. 159.
Tottlebank, letter from the church at, x.

311.

Towgood on dissent, referred to, iii. 202.
Townsend, Mr. John, his address at the
grave of Mr. Hardcastle, v. 243.
Tuscarora Indians described, vi. 341.

Unbelief, its nature and criminality ex-
plained, vii. 343.
Universal restoration, strictures on, ii. 161.
Universal redemption not a Scripture doc-
trine, vi. 333.

Unity of the Spirit, on the duty of keeping,
x. 305.

Unpardonable sin, enquiry concerning,
iii. 321.

Vanity of man, reflections on the, iv. 18.
Virgil's Pollio, pointed to the Messiah, i.
315.

Vigil's letter to a young minister, x. 129.
Vision of Zahid, i. 366.
Voltaire, M. his account of Ignatius
Loyola, ii. 13.

Waddell, James, a blind preacher, account
of, i. 11.
Waldenses, history of, vindicated, v. 371.
and Albigenses, ii. 47, 211.-
Referred to, x. 237, 275.

Walker, Mr. J. strictures on, v, 400, 415.
Walking by faith, illustrated, v. 92.
War, its evils described, iv. 25.-Defensive,
allowable, x. 108.

Wardlaw, Dr. his character of W. Durant,
viii. 176.

Warburton, Bishop, what he thought of the
Church of England, iii. 209.-His ser-
mons quoted, x. 202.

Ward, Mr. of Serampore, v. 260, 425.-His
death recorded, ix. 278.-Memoir of, x.
1.-His Farewell Letters quoted, 132.
Watts, Dr. quoted, on the independence
of churches, iv. 249.

Watson, Mr. Thomas, some account of,
ix. 15.

Watt, James, his notes on Mr. Evans's
Dialogues, vi. 271, 294, 323.-His death,
vii. 159.

Weekly communion defended, iii. 269.
Washing away of sin in baptism, explained,
ix. 388.

Whitfield, George, his popularity, vi. 3.
Winter, Dr. R. quoted, ii. 113, note.
Witnesses of the Apocalypse, who, x. 249.
Witness of the Spirit, explained, iv. 247.
Witsius, Herman, memoir of, x. 45.
Wolsey, cardinal, his soliloquy. iii. 111.
Worship, an ambiguous term, ii. 105, 134.
-Of heaven described, 142.

Young men, important advice to, viii. 92.

Zeal, in a good cause, recommended, iii.

103.

Zuinglius, persecuted the Baptists, x. 250.

Abode of Wisdom, iii. 124.
Adams, Hannah, her Dictionary of Reli-
gions, i. 173.

Adam, Alex. his select passages, &c. viii.
318.

Address to Deists, on recent prosecutions,
ix. 364.

Agnostos, his Thoughts on Baptism, v. 414.
Allen, Mr. John, on Modern Judaism ii.
313.

-Translation of Superville, iii. 20.
-Outram on Sacrifices, iii. 373.
Andrews, Mr. his Sermons, ii. 353.
Ansteys, Mr. T. his Travellers, a poem. v.

65.

Antidote to Atheism, v. 381.
Attempt to support the diversity of re-
wards, iii. 205.

Barnett, Francis, Memoirs of, ix. 223.
Barton, Mr. B. his Napoleon and other
Poems, ix. 81.

Baynes, Mr. Joseph, his Missionary Ser-
mon, ix. 219.

Belcher, Mr. Joseph, his Pastoral Narra-
tives, x. 318.

Belsham, Mr. Thomas, his Epistles of Paul,
viii. 345, 377.

Bowring, Mr. his Russian Anthology, vii.
295.-Vol. ii. ix. 217.

Blair, Mr. on the Revival of Popery, v.

172.

Boys, Mr. Thomas, his Sermons, vii. 393.
Brook, Benjamin, his History of Religious
Liberty, vii. 24, 48, 83.
Brewston, James, his Testimonies to Re-
velation, viii. 319.
Browne, Joseph, his Marrow of Ancient
Divinity, vi. 56. 121.
Brown, Mr. John, on Religion &c. v. 248,
his London Missionary

Sermon, vii. 335.
Supper, x. 90.
Brown, Mr. W. Selection of Passages, &c.
x. 222.
Brown, James Baldwin, Life of John
Howard, x. 52.

Discourses on the Lord's

Brown, W. his Sermons for Families, vii.
334.

Butler's Ray of Glorious Liberty, vii, 121.
Buddicomb's, M. Sermons on Faith and
Duty, ix. 84.

Bailey, T. his Poem, What is Life? vii.

Bayford, Mr. on Messiah's kingdom, vii.
117.

Beddome's Twenty Short Discourses, vol.
IV. ii. 120.

Beauties of Mozart, &c. vii. 301.
Bennett, Solomon, his discourse on sacri-
fices, iii. 123.

Bonnatt, James, on the errors of the
Church of Rome, iii. 55.

Support of the
Christian Ministry, vii. 187.
Bickersteth's Scripture Help, ii. 118.
Bernard, Sir T. on the comforts of old age,
iii. 87.

Bingley's, Mr. W. Biographical Conver-
sations, iv. 123.

Bible Class Book, iii. 244.

Birt, Mr. John, on the apostolic method of
preaching the gospel, i. 53.-His Sum-
mary of Popery, ix. 261.

Birt, Mr. Isaiah, on Adult Baptism, ix.

Christian Remembrancer, x. 26.
Churchill, Mr. James, his Anecdotes. vii.

352.

Clark's Chart of the World, viii. 353.
-James, Observations on Forgiveness,
ix. 117.

Crabb's, Penitent Magdalen, ix. 117.
Curtis, Mr. T. on the Prospects of the New
Year, iii. 89.

Curson, Mr. his defence of the Trinity,
&c. i. 212,

Cypress Wreath, iv. 24.

Calvinism, pretended refutation of, iv. 394.
Campbell, John, his Travels in South
Africa, i. 82. 150.

-his Old World, iv. 265.
Carron, Alexander, his letter to Carlile,
vi. 309,
Carne, R. H. on the union of the Elect, iii.
344.-Reasons for dissenting, vi. 381.
Chalmers, Dr. his address to the people of
Kilmany, ii. 347. 418.

Discourses on the Christian
Revelation, iii. 81. 116. 145.

Sermon for the Hibernian

Society, iv. 118.
Glasgow, vi. 18.

Sermons at the Tron Church,
at St. John's Church,
do. x. 55.
Cassan, on the sin of Schism, v. 245.
Chapman's Sermon on Infant-baptism, ii.

52.

Catechism of the truth of Christianity, vi.23.
Catechist, the, viii. 152.

Chase, Mr. his Antinomianism Unmasked,
vi. 49. 79.

Cheap Magazine, i. 119.

Cockburn's Narrative of John Donald, iii.

25.

Cloutt's, Mr. funeral Sermon for Mrs.
Phillips, iv. 396.

Conversational Preceptor, French and
English, viii. 185.

Cobbin, Mr. Ingram, on the persecutions

x. 354.

Memoirs of W. Richards,

2

Christianity impregnable,

Richmond and its vicinity,

on the death of Williams,

Errors exposed, vii. 366.
Colquhoun, Dr. on the Covenant of Grace,
iv. 367.
Correspondence on Unitarianism, iv. 151.
Cottle, Mr. Joseph, his Messiah, i. 146,
and v. 203.

-Strictures on Plymouth

Antinomianism, x. 254.
Cowper, W. Esq. his Correspondence, x.
83, 109.

Cowan's, T. C. Reasons for Dissent, iii.

335.

viii. 23.

Farewell, Sermons of rejected Ministers,
ii. 212.

Finch's Elements of Self-improvement, ix.
332.

Flockart's Essays, ix. 86.

Ford, Mr. D. E. his Psalm Tunes, x. 89.
Foster, Mr. John, his Essay on popular
Ignorance, vii. 221.

Fawcett, Dr. John, his Miscellaneous
Works, x. 315.

Flavel, John, on the Soul of man, new
edition, x. 252.

Fox, Mr. W. J. on Unitarianism, x. 286.
Fragments in verse, by Adolescens, vi. 84.
Freeston, Mr. Joseph, answer to the

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