No. XXXIX. "blasphemy."] St. Mat. xxvi. 63-5. St. John x. 33. See " The Divinity of Christ proved from his own Decla rations attested and interpreted by his Living Witnesses, the Jews;" in a Sermon, by Thomas Burgess, now Bishop of St. David's: preached in 1790.

No. XXXIX. "Son of God."] Allix, Chapter 17.

No. XLIII. "appellation of Aoyos."] Allix, Ch. 12. Kidder, Part III. Ch. v.

No. XLVIII. "were denied."] With the division of the Books in the New Testament into ̔Ομολογεμενα, and Αντιλεγόμενα, made by Eusebius, every student in divinity is acquainted. See also Grotius de Verit. Rel. Chr. iii. 3. and, "Illustrations of the Truth of the Christian Religion," by Edward Maltby, p. 32, sqq. Ed. 1802, where the discriminating marks, which distinguish the Genuine from the Spurious Gospels are pointed out with much learning and ingenuity.

No. XLIX. "in the four first Centuries."] See " A new and Full Method of settling the Canonical Authority of the New Testament," by Rev. Jeremiah Jones. Vol. I. pp. 42, 62. Ed. 1798.

No. LIII." says Michaelis."] Michaelis's "Introductory Lectures to the Sacred Books of the New Testament;" translated by Butler, afterwards Bishop of Hereford, in 1761.

No. LIV. "Erasmus, or Crellius."] See Mill's Note on Rom. ix. 5. Wolfii "Cura Philologica," on the same passage. Michaelis in Butler's Translation; p. 64. The same Professor's "Introduction to the New Testament," translated by Marsh. Vol. II. pp. 387, 417, 471.

No. LX. "the same duty."] See Bishop Porteus's "Lectures on the Gospel of St. Matthew." Lect. xxiv. p. 335, &c. vol. II. Ed. 1802. Bishop Pretyman's "Elements of Christian Theology." Part III. Art. i. p. 84. vol. II. Ed. 1799. Both these Writers found the Doctrine of the Trinity on our Lord's final commission in St. Matt. xxviii. 19; and with the strongest reason.

No. LXVIII." Philopatris."] Dialogue of Lucian so entitled. In vol. II. p. 998, Ed. Benedicti. Bishop Bull maintains this Dialogue to have been written by Lucian, in opposition to the opinion of Micyllus, who ascribes it to some more early Author. If how ever it was written by some more early Author, it proves (to use Bp. Bull's words) "qualisnam fuerit Christianorum fides de SS. Trinitate, etiam sub Trajani imperio, diu ante Luciani tempora." Def. Fid. Nic. p. 69. Ed. 1721.

No. LXXXVIII. " that he denied."] See p. 377, "Thesis," annexed to "Illustrations of the Truth of the Christian Religion;" by Edward Maltby, B. D. Ed. 1802.

No. XCVII. " temper."] The several qualities here enumerat ed are all combined in that prime Scholar, acute Critic, excellent Man, and faithful Friend, Dr. Charles Burney; the Urbanity of whose Manners is equal to the depth of his Erudition; and both confessedly place him at the head of Literary Characters most eminent in this nation.

presence
Divinity of

Baptist Mission, Bengal
Backsliding bemoaned
Bank, charitable
Baptism, public.

. of infants

128

Bible Society, British and For-
eign, account of
Bible, different editions of
Blasphemy against the Holy

131

Ghost

442

Buchanan, Walter, A. M. review

of his sermon

266

Buckminster's Sermon, review of 171

A Aa a

29

466

. . courtesy

Coal mine, remarkable one
Cockburn, Mrs. Memoirs of.
Conflict between the flesh and

the Spirit. .

Cooper's Sermons on Predestina-
tion, review of
Correspondence
Covenant with God, its solemnity 158
Churches in New England, sur-

69

vey of

Comment on Romans Vth.
Conference, Methodist
Conversion of a family, remarka-

ble

554

Constans' Letters to a Brother. 13,
61, 148, 289, 389, 435
. 279 Creation, thoughts on .

31

. 496

. 181
. 264
267

268

148

Page

Christopher, St. account of a hu-
mane institution at . . 177, 222
Church's, Rev. Mr. Explanation
of God's covenant, review of . 214
Christian fortitude
93, 96

111

113

..

236
121

89

Dana's Sermon, review of . . 215
Danger of being hardened by sin 154
Death, preparation for
Deaf and dumb, account of

439
229

. 209

Decalogue. 87, 297, 341, 387, 486
Decision, importance of
Deist, conversion of
. 355
Deluge, universal, proofs of . 9, 58,
105, 150, 253, 343
Demons, remarks on 243, 495
Departure from the truths and
spirit of Christianity
Disputation.
Divines, old, character of. 152, 493
... neglected
Divinity of Christ

209
69

52
113

483

16

23

541

532

32

.. ground of the Chris-
tian's hope

542

.. Doctrine first attacked
be errorists
Doctrines of religion disregarded 18
Duelling, resolve of General As-
sembly against .
28, 76
Dufief, method of teaching lan-
guages, review of ..
Duties to the rising generation. 519
Dwight's Sermon on Duelling,
notice of

215

28

.

249

233

•

. 159

Institution, charitable, of Prof.

Frank
Irenæus, Life of

Page

543

13,

Intelligence, religious, philosoph-
ical, geographical and litera-
ry 76, 85, 131, 133, 180, 182,
227, 229, 322, 328, 357, 361,, 369
374, 415, 420, 514, 517, 563
Indies, mission to
Infant baptism

31
267

Jay's Sermons, review of. 25, 70
Jerusalem

170

Jews, converted

Jews in Russia

·

Jones, Sir William, life of, re-

210

84

266

121

122

61

462

64.
91, 143

320, 470
228

Karass, mission to
319
Kicherer's Narrative 29, 78, 173
Life.
Voyage

74

270, 316,

367, 464

from Virginia
to the churches in Asia
and Phrygia

... Extract, on the peculiar
doctrines of Revela-
tion

Extract, from Switzer-
land on the state of re-
ligion.

Extract from Sir H. M.
Welwood
. 70
Extract, from London. 275
Extract, from R. J. Šer-
geant
Extract, from the com-
mander of an English
ship.

227

. Extract, from the Dan-
ish Secretary

.. Extract, from Professor
Young

Extract, from
Lewis

Page

320

Capt.

Maclaine, Rev. Archibald, Me-
moirs of
Massachusetts Missionary Soci-
ety

•

Malta, paper at

Methodists, their number
Millars, curious account of
Ministry, the spirit of the
Missionary Society, account of
the Hampshire

515

?

. 131

193
84

Library in Portugal
Life of Mrs. Savage
List of New Publications 36, 37,
133, 276, 323, 420, 518
Literary prohibition in France
Lucky Man, A.

228
51

Missionary Society, Massachu-

setts

542

548

512

513

513

Mrs. Cockburn
Missionary Station in South Af-
rica

226

Mission, accounts of, to South Af
rica
29, 129, 173, 226,559
Knox's Principles of Eloquence 126 Mission to East Indies 32, 129 359.

321
469

41

77

321

32

83

262

272

77

89

INDEX TO THE POETRY.

183 Hymn sung at St. Christopher's 231
Morning
Evening

224

by Dr. Hawkesbury

prayer of Jacob, by Lo-
gan..

INDEX TO THE PRINCIPAL NAMES.

Boudinot, Dr..

356
353 Boyle

537 Boyse

465 Brightman

495 Bruce

501

Calvin.

104

Cain

104

Capel, Lord

154 Cary, Professor

501

Charnock .

Cooper, Rev. Wm.

Chrysostom