.

ABDALLAH and Sabat 118 Concern for the Salvation of the
African Institution
284 Heathen

544
Anecdote of Dr. Fothergill 28 Conferences, Religious, vindi-
the converted Scold ib. cated

205
Rev. John Brown 29 Congar, Lewis L. Address on
Marshal Turenne 181 the Death of

403
Capt. R Bishop 183 Conversion of two Mahometans 118

Themistocles 562 Correspondents, Notices to 48,96,
Anti-Duelling Association 177 [152, 192, 240,288,336,384,432,
Arndt, Extract from

256 480,536,576.
Association, General, of the Con- Cowper, Bishop, Memoirs of 289

gregational Ministers in Mas. Criticism on 1 Cor. i. 26,27,28. 507
sachusetts
45,141 Cross, the Doctrine of

309
Association, General, of New

D
Hampshire

322 Deaf and Dumb capable of In-
Atonement of Christ
508 struction

406
B

Death, Remarkable escape from 182
Baptism, Words used at the Or.

of Thomas Paine 400
dinance of

17

sudden, Our Liability to 451
Barlow's Columbiad

217
of Hume

462
Bean, Rev. Joseph, Memoirs of 481

Meditation in the Pros
Believers, malicious charges a-

516
gainst, examined

23,74 Divine Influence, Necessity of 11
Bible Society, Philadelphia 35,86 Divinity of CHRIST 8,53,101

Massachusetts 40, Doctrine the Foundation of Duty 538
[45,91,532
of the Cross

309
British and For. Doctrines of the Gospel explain-
eign 87,137 ed and defended

58
Merrimack, Con. Donations to the Massachusetts
stitution and Ad. Missionary Society

85
dress of 419 Donations to the Cent Society 85,152
с

Duelling, Memorial against 21
Calamities of the Jews

171

E
Calvin, Extract from

163 Ecclesiastical History, Frag.
Canon of Scripture

559
ment of

556
CHRIST, Divinity of 8,53,101 Education, Essay on 517,563
Christians, A Word to
307 Errata

95
Christian's Conversation in

Erskine, Rev. John, D. D. char.
Heaven

515
acter of

241
Church Government, Observa- Existence of God, Evidences of 497
tions on

246

F
Church Government, Congrega- Flavel, Extract from

81
tional, Principles of

348 Formalist, Reflcctions of a 510

pect of

.

49

Fragments

120,176,458 setts, Report of
Free Inquiry

216 Missionary Society, Berkshire,
G
Meeting of

330
Gillies, Rev. John, D. D. Me-

New York, Report of 571
moirs of
438 Moral Preaching

81
Gilman, Rev. Tristrạm, Me. Mothers can do great things

562
moirs of

1 Mustard Seed, A Grain of 516
Gilpin, Bernard, Life of 344,385,433

N
Golding, Stephen Hallet, Me.

Nazarene

562
moirs of

294,337 Newton, Sir Isaac, Some Ac.
Gregoire's Letter to Barlow 217 count of
Griffin, Rev. Dr. Inauguration of 44 Newton, Rev. John, Memoirs of 153
H

0
Hint to Men in Business 28 Obituary Notice of Daniel New.
Ministers
457 comb

94
Horsley's Charge, Extracts from 464 of Rev. Jonathan French 95
Hume, Death of,

462 • Mrs. Catharine Emerson 151
Humility, A Lesson of

26 . Hon. Thomas Dawes 190
1

Rev. Daniel Mc Calla 239
Inconsideration, Evils of 358

Benjamin Perkins

288
Inconsistencics of professed

- Rev. Dr. John Smith 333
Christians

364

Miss Sally Hurd 336
Installation of Rev. John Lord 91 - Mrs. Sarah Gray

383
Intelligence, Literary and Phi.

Rev, Thomas Allen

479
losophical 45,186,286,381,428,477 Ordinations, Thoughts on 203
Intelligence, Religious 184,236,283, Osgood, Rev, Thaddeus, Extract
[377,424,474,532,558 from the Journal of

41
J
Owen, Rev. Dr. Memoirs of

193
Jews, Calamities of

171

P
Jews and Socinians, Union of 204 Paine, Thomas, Death of 400
Jonah iv. 8. Thoughts on 560 Parable of the Ten Virgins

302
Justification, Essay on 14,51 Prayers for various occasions 214
L
Psalm cxlviii.

567
Leighton, Archbishop, Extract

Presbyterian Churches, State of
from

551
Religion in

38
Lenox, Charlotte, Narrative of 312 Presbyterian Churches, Minutes
Letter to a Lady

254 of the General Assembly of 136
from Mrs. Rowe

265
to an Infidel

442 Quaker, A converted, Memoirs
to an intemperate Broth.

of

529
504

R
original from Dr. Watts 546 Reflections of a Formalist 510
to a Sister
548 Religion, Importance of

447
from Dr. Watts

27 Religion, State of, in the Pres.
Noah Webster, Esq. 58 byterian Churches

38
Gregoire to Barlow 217 Religion, Revival of, in North-
Barlow in Reply 266
bridge, Mass.

148
Noah Webster, Esq. 428 Religion, Revival uf, in Salem
Letters to a Lady in high life 107,110 and its vicinity

- 536
List of New Publications 47,92,150, Religious Vows, Nature and Ob.
[187,332,381,431,477,535,574 ligation of

168,197

Remarks on the Review of Al.
Man's Situation as a Sinner 410 len's Dictionary

320
Means of Grace, Thoughts on 250 Repentance

498
Melancholy, Religious, Thoughts Restitution, Thoughts on 175,210

459 Rochester, Lord, Account of 4
Memorial against Duelling 21

S
Messiah and his Church 353,392 Sabat and Abdallah

118
Missionary Society, Massachu.

er

-

M

on

Salvation of the Heathen, con-

U
cern for

544 Universal Salvation, Thoughts on 255
Satan and his Imitators - 26

Dialogue on 549
Scripture Canon of

559

V
Self Abhorrence

503 Vows, Religious, Nature and Ob.
Sin, the Evil of

445
ligation of

168,197
Sincerity in Conversation 317

W
Socinian Scheme

111 Watts, Doctor, Letter from
Socinians and Jews, Union of 204 Witherspoon Rev, Doctor, Me.
Swearing successfully reproved 266 moirs of

97
T
Words used at Baptism

17
Theological Seminary

184

Y
Triumph over Calumnies 256 Young Christian, The

310

27

INDEX TO THE POETRY.

A Dedication Hymn
A Rural Meditation
To-Morrow

48 Ode on the Resurrection
96 The Design of Affliction's
192

384
576

INDEX TO THE REVIEWS.

Allen's Biographical and Histor- Do. Vol. 9, Part 1 & 2
ical Dictionary

• 225 Do. Vol. 10. Part 1 & 2
Buck on Religious Experience 470 Religion without Cant
Eliot's Biographical Dictionary 371 Sermon of Dr. Paley
Emerson's Evangelical Primer 367

Dr. Emmons
Fellowes' Religion without Cant 127

Dr. Dwight
Poems

274

Dr. Griffin
Niles' Letter to a Friend on Nat.

Dr. Spring
ural and Moral Ability 466

Mr. Beecher
Oration, Inaugural, by Dr. Griffin 418 Steele, Mrs. Anne, Works of
Rees' New Cyclopædia, Vol. 8. Weems' Life of Washington
Part 2

29

81
123
127
232
318
373
413
471
522

34
525

INDEX TO THE SIGNATURES.

an

Job

A. - 204,403 H.

256 Philopater 507 A Trinitari.
B.
546 J.
256 Pro Patria 563

118
A Christian

17,53 R. A. 353

W. 254,447,503
of the Old Justus 210,309 Silvanus 307,400 Y.

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REMEMBER them who have a considerable time he walked in spoken unto you the word of darkness, without seeing satisGod, whose faith follow. À factory evidence that he had been review of the lives of pious, and renewed by divine grace. At faithful ministers, is highly use. length, looking to Jesus, the Auful and edifying. It has a ten. thor and Finisher of his faith, dency to stimulate others, who he obtained peace of mind and are partakers of the same faith, the comfort of hope. Having to imitate them in those things, been called by divine grace, he by which they attained to emi. determined to devote his future Dence and usefulness. The Rev. life to the gospel ministry. The Tristram Gilman, late Pastor of flower of his days was spent in the first church in North Yar. those studies, which were premouth, was one, whose memory paratory to preaching a crucified is deservedly dear to his acquaint. Savior to sinful men. Early in ance. He was the son of a pious 1769, he came to the people of and useful minister in Durham, his future charge, and was or. New Hampshire. He was born dained the December following. in the year 1735, and was grad. In his settlement among that uated, at the first University in people, he experienced serious New England, in 1757. Edu. difficulties. His predecessor was cated in a religious manner, he a man of different sentiments from preserved the character of a so. his own, and many of the church ber and moral youth. He did and parish were highly attached to not, however, build his hopes of him, and much opposed to Mr.Gil. everlasting life upon his morali. After much time spent in ty, or think himself a christian, prayer, for divine direction, and merely because he had escaped having the advice of a venerable those grosser vices, to which council, he determined to take the thoughtless youth are liable. He oversight of them in the Lord. was led to view himself as a sin. The event proved the correctness ner, and justly exposed to the of his decision. By his amiable penalty of the divine law. For conduct, and christian prudence, VOL. II. Nero Series.

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