New Works lately published by WIGHTMAN & CRAMP, 24, Paternoster Row. In the Press, and will be published in a few days, with a Portrait of Mrs. Judson, and a Map of the Burman Empire, 1. A MEMOIR OF MRS. ANN H. JUDSON, Wife of the Rev. ADONIRAM JUDSON, Missionary to Burmah: including an Account of the Commencement and Progress of the American Baptist Mission in that Empire. By JAMES D. KNOWLES, Pastor of the second Baptist Church in Boston, Massachusetts. 2. SIX LECTURES on POPERY; delivered in King Street Chapel, Maidstone. By WILLIAM GROSER. 12mo. price 3s. 6d. published at 5s. "These Lectures contain a clear and well digested exposure of Popish errors, and are highly calculated to prepare the mind for other more elaborate works. They are six in number, and very ably discuss the following subjects:-First, The Principles of Popery-Secondly, Its Worship and authorized CustomsThirdly, Its Tyranny-Fourthly, Its Rise-Fifthly, Its Tendency-Sixthly, The means which should be adopted to subvert it."—Evan. Mag. "To our readers generally, and especially to the young, we beg leave to recommend a careful perusal of this volume. It abounds in interesting information and sound argument, expressed in perspicuous and forcible language. Though avowedly a controversial work, it has the merit of being entirely free from disingenuousness, asperity, and slander; and is of decidedly practical tendency. Mr. G. is well entitled to the thanks of the Protestant community." Bap. Mag. "As an Elementary Treatise, it stands unrivalled by any thing we know; and glad should we be, could it find its way into the hands of the rising generation universally, as an antidote against the seductive artifices of the Catholic priesthood."-New Bap. Mag. 8. DR. WILLIAMS'S LIBRARY, and the DEBATE on the ROMAN CATHOLIC CLAIMS, January 20th, 1829; with the History of the adjourned Meeting of the 27th: containing Extracts from "The Manchester Socinian Controversy," Laws relative to Dissenting Trusts, and a Copy of the Will of Dr. Williams, first published in 1717; and "Papers relating to Dr. Williams and the Trust established by his Will." The whole intended to shew the nocessity of an immediate separation between the Trinitarian and Socinian Members of the General Body of Dissenting Ministers in London; and as an Appeal to the Evangelical Dissenters throughout the kingdom to support, by their pecuniary Contributions, a Suit in Chancery, to recover the Library, &c. from the Socinians. With an Engraving of Dr. Williams's Library, Redcross Street. By JOSEPH IVIMEY. 8vo. boards. Price 4s. NOTICE. ANNUAL MEETINGS IN JUNE. Messrs. WIGHTMAN and CRAMP respectfully inform those MINISTERS who intend visiting London on the approaching Anniversaries of the Baptist Denomination, that a Book will be kept at their House, No. 24, Paternoster Row, in which they may insert their Names, temporary Residences, &c. It is not attended with any expence, and may save much trouble and inconvenience. The Profits will be given to Baptist Ministers' Widows. ATOR, LENOX TIL EN FOUNDA 1897. CONTENTS. Memoir of the Rev. W. Winterbotham 225 | Protestant Society for the Protection of Religious Liberty ....... .... 251 252 228 London Hibernian Society. Anticipation of the Annual Meetings.. 236 REVIEW. Irving's Sermons, &c. 239 240 .... 241 Dr. Grier's Epitome of the Church Pamphlets on Catholic Emancipation 243 .... 252 Baptist Home Missionary Society 253 .... 255 255 Memoir of the Rev. W. Goode.... 244 Leicester (Harvey-lane) Building Fund 255 The Widows of Baptist Ministers who intend applying for assistance from the Profits of this Magazine, must forward their applications to WM. BURLS, jun. Esq. 56, Lothbury, London, on or before the 13th of the present month. LONDON: Published by WIGHTMAN & CRAMP, 24, Paternoster Row. Sold by MARPLES, and GRAY, Liverpool; WILKIN, and KITTON, Norwich; PARSONS & Co., Bristol; BROWN, Wigan; INKERSLEY, Bradford; BUTTERWORTH, Birmingham; BENNETT, Nottingham; PORTER, Yeovil; TOMS, Taunton; S. & S. HORSEY, Fortsmouth; RUSHER, Reading; DASH, Kettering; HALL, Maidstone; WHITTEMORE, Brighton; WAUGH & INNES, Edinburgh; and DUGDALE & KEENE, Dublin. Printed by Littlewood & Co. Old Bailey, NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Communications have been received from Messrs. Pellatt and Wilks, J. Reynolds, R. Winterbotham, Enos Welsford, W. Walton, J. Yockney, W. Paxon, Edward Steane, J. Keightley, Dr. Rippon, J. G. Fuller, James Mursell, J. Snelgar, and T. Bickham. Also from J. B. and A Friend to Order. The Paper (6 on the Work of the Holy Spirit," was received too late for this month's arrangement, but will be given in our next Number. If our juvenile Friend at Diss would exercise his pen on subjects a little more within the reach of his years, and in a less polemical strain, perhaps some of his future productions may be entitled to a place in our Miscellany. Crouch End Anniversary will be held on Whit Tuesday, June 9. The Rev. Isaac Mann, A.M. Dr. W. Harris, and T. Lewis, have engaged to preach. Fen Court, May 22, 1829. Subscriptions received during the month for the Aged and Infim Baptist Minis 5. Friday Evening.-Eldon-street Chapel, Finsbury, Rev. G. Pritchard. Newcourt, Old Bailey, Rev. C. Carpenter. 7. Lord's Day Morning.-Salters' Hall, Rev. Mr. Stouell, from Swanwick, Derbyshire. Bury-street, St. Mary Axe, (removed from Artillery-street) Rev. Mr. Irons. Carter-lane, Rev. S. Bligh. Lord's Day Afternoon.-Salters' Hall, Rev. 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An illustrious example of Female Piety, in the Life and Experience of Miss Susanna Anthony, of the United States, recommended to the attention of the Females of Great Britain, by the late Rev. John Ryland, D.D. Andrew Fuller, and John Sutcliff. 5. The FALL of a GREAT MAN CONTEMPLATED; a Sermon occasioned by the death of the Rev. W. Winterbotham, late Pastor of the Baptist Church, Shortwood, Gloucestershire, preached at Wellington, Somerset, on Sabbath evening, April 12th, 1829. By JOSEPH BAYNES, formerly assistant. Minister at Shortwood. 8vo. price 1s. 6. DR. RIPPON'S SELECTION of HYMNS. A quantity of the above, old edition, second hand, in good condition, may be had of the Publishers. Price 2s. each. Works published by Wightman and Cramp :-continued. 2. SIX LECTURES on POPERY; delivered in King Street Chapel, Maidstone. By WILLIAM GROSER. 12mo. price 3s. 6d. published at 5s. "These Lectures contain a clear and well digested exposure of Popish errors, and are highly calculated to prepare the mind for other more elaborate works. They are six in number, and very ably discuss the following subjects:-First, The Principles of Popery-Secondly, Its Worship and anthorized CustomsThirdly, Its Tyranny-Fourthly, Its Rise-Fifthly, Its Tendency-Sixthly, The means which should be adopted to subvert it."-Evan. Mag. "To our readers generally, and especially to the young, we beg leave to recommend a careful perusal of this volume. It abounds in interesting information and sound argument, expressed in perspicuous and forcible language. Though avowedly a controversial work, it has the merit of being entirely free from disingenuousness, asperity, and slander; and is of decidedly practical tendency. Mr. G. is well entitled to the thanks of the Protestant community." Bap. Mag. "As an Elementary Treatise, it stands unrivalled by any thing we know ; and glad should we be, could it find its way into the hands of the rising generation universally, as an antidote against the seductive artifices of the Catholic priesthood."-New Bap. Mag. 3. DR. WILLIAMS'S LIBRARY, and the DEBATE on the ROMAN CATHOLIC CLAIMS, January 20th, 1829; with the History of the adjourned Meeting of the 27th: containing Extracts from "The Manchester Socinian Controversy," Laws relative to Dissenting Trusts, and a Copy of the Will of Dr. Williams, first published in 1717; and "Papers relating to Dr. Williams and the Trust established by his Will.". The whole intended to shew the neces sity of an immediate separation between the Trinitarian and Socinian Members of the General Body of Dissenting Ministers in London; and as an Appeal to the Evangelical Dissenters throughout the kingdom to support, by their pecuniary Contributions, a Suit in Chancery, to recover the Library, &c. from the Socinians. With an Engraving of Dr. Williams's Library, Redcross Street. By JOSEPH IVIMEÝ. 8vo. boards. Price 4s. 1. The STUART ANECDOTES, forming an unique Library of Mechanics and Philosophy, embellished with superb Engravings on Steel, executed by first-rate Artists, expressly for this beautiful little Work. Parts 6, 7, 8, and 9, published this day, contain the most detailed historical, descriptive, and prac-. tical account of Steam Engines extant, illustrated by upwards of Sixty Engrayings on Steel, showing as many varieties of Steam Engines. The above, forming two elegant pocket volumes, Price 21s. are now ready. 2. 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