American Bible Society, third annual
meeting of, 421-extracts from the third
Report of, ib.

Amer. Board of Commissioners for For-

eign Missions, donations to, 38,84,127,173
236,284,329,535,879,425,469,476,518, 563-
annual meeting of, 432,480—Officers of, 505
-report of the Prudential Committee, 507,
545-general statement of its missions
and schools, 562-pecuviary accounts of, 562
Amer. Colonization Society, Review of
the 2d report of, 241-indifference of
people in the eastern states respecting,
ib.-Western Africa a suitable place
for a colony of, 242-mission of Messrs.
Mills and Burgess thither,
ib.
American Education Society, donations to, 92
158,189,240,285,335,382,431-review of
the Third Report of, 145,206-number
of beneficiaries of, 145-difficulties to
be encountered by the Society, ib.-
dangers to which indigent young men
are exposed, 147-erroneous views of
the clerical life, 148-danger of leaning
entirely on others, 149-suggestions to
beneficiaries, 150-qualifications of ben-
eficiaries, 152-want of more clergymen
in our country, 154-degeneracy of this
country in regard to the support of the
Gospel 161-ability of this country to
support religious charities, 206--classi-
fication of Christians with reference to
charitable objects, 207-annual revenue
which might easily be paid to charitable
objects, 209-letter from a Director of
the Society to the Editor of the Pano-
plist, 391-observations on it,
Analogical reasoning, abuses of,
Anglo-Chinese College, establishment of,
at Malacca

Animals of Bombay,

395
494

169

884

Are of the meridian, measurement of an, 456
Archdeacon of London, address of, to a
missionary,

Batticotta, [See Ceylon.]

Beecher, Rev. Lyman, review of his ser-

258

46,132

mon at the funeral of Obookiah,
Belchertown, revival of religion in,
Bible Society, British and Foreign, Mr.
Wilberforce's Speech at the anniver
sary of, 473-American, Third annual
meeting of, 421,-extracts from the
Third report of,

Bingham, Rev. Hiram, ordination of as a
Missionary to the Sandwich Islands,
-embarkation of,

ib.

526

528
3

Blessings promised to believers,
Bombay, letters from the missionaries at, 37
222,286, 466,472--extracts from Mrs.
Nichols's journal, 134-printing at, 223
-Schools, flourishing state of, 467—
mode of conducting them. 468-want of
more missionaries, 224-soil and produc-
tion of the islands,383-mode of renting
and cultivating land, ih-expense of
the schools, 467,468-preaching among
the natives, 466-distribution of books
by the missionaries,

460,467

Boom river, with the surrounding country,
described,

Boston Foreign Mission Society, annual
meeting of, 25-address of the Treas
urer of, ib.-address of the Rev. Mr.
Jenks at, 31-address of the Rev. Mr.
Huntington at, 73,-Graham Society,
Second Annual Report of, 90—Society
for promoting Christianity among the
Jews, Third Report of, 528,-Corban
Society, report of,
Brainerd, journal of the mission at,41,322,
368-letters from the missionaries, 423-
division of the school into separate de-
partments, 547-cultivation of the mis-
sionary farm,

244

528

549

452

Bride, burning of a, with her husband,
Bridgewater, N. Y. revival of religion at, 182
Brown, Catharine, departure of from the
mission school, 45-letters from, 170,
317-returns to the school,

274

Aret e discoveries, reward proposed for, 454
Arkansaw, mission to the Cherokees on
the,

$70

556

Burgess and Mills, Messrs. their mission
to Africa,

242

Burning of a bride with her husband,

452

Butrick, Rev. D. S. letter from, 425-his

labors as a missionary,

548

Crook, Rev. W. P. letter from,
Cullian, visit of Mr. Hall at,

-establishment of a school at,

Death of the Rev. Edward Warren, 35
-of Miss Eliza Harris, 140—of Gen.
Huntington, 143-the Rev Dr. Spring,
144 of Mrs. Mary W. Southgate,
190 of the Hon. John Langdon, 456

of Mrs. Hannah Haskins, ib.--of
the Rev. William Percy, ib.-of Gen.
Isaac Maltby, ib-of the Duke of Rich
mond, ib.-of the Hon. John Rat-
ledge, ib.—of the Hon. Keating L. Sim-
monds, ib.—of the Rev. Joshua Hun-
tington, 480-of the Rev. Levi Harts-
horn, ib.

Death,infliction of, on criminals as a pun-
ishment, a terrible expedient,
Delusive appearances of life,
Disappointment, numerous sources of,
-effects of,

573

467

469

20

434

7

8

Donations to Foreign Missions,38,84,127,
173,236,284,529,333, 379, 425, 469,470,518,

564

-to the Amer. Educ. Society, 92,158,189,
240,285,335,382,431,570
-the Massachusetts Missionary Society, 570
Donors, notice to,

551

60

129

Dream of Jacob, Mr. Allston's painting

534

of age,
China, severity of the laws and government,448
Choctaws, their punishment of supposed
witches, 460-commencement of the
school among, 461,554-their supersti-
tions, 462-mission among, 559-sub-
scription of individuals for the school,
Choule, visit of Mr. Hall to,
-establishment of a school at,
Christ, the only medium of entrance to
heaven,

555

466

467

1

Christian professor, letters to a, 22, 68, 197
-watchfulness, duty of,

Christian, peaceful death of,

Christians, the duty of, in making sacri-
fices, 51, 131-less active in their du-
ties than worldly men in pursuit of
wealth, 289-their obligations to be
humble,

Dunstable, Ms. revival of religion in,
Duty, on the rule of, 531-of Christians
in spreading the Gospel,

Dwight, Rev. Dr. extracts from his sys-
tem of Theology,

Earthly attachments, the danger of,
--wretchedness, many sources of,
Edwards, Rev. Jonathan, extract from
his works,

119,486,542

105

389

58

292

192

Ell-e-kee, murder of, for witchcraft,
Elliot, letter from the missionaries at, 313
-missionary buildings at, 315-mission
school opened, 316,461-journal of the
mission,

460

460

342

Entrance into heaven, conditions of, sta-
ted by Christ,

2

Epistles of the New Testament, the ev-
idence of their complete inspiration, 433
Errata,
144,384,576

Europe, thoughts on the present state of, 72
Execution of criminals, 19-of the pi

Clergyman's Almanac, remarks on,

491

rates,

110

Confession of Sin, a duty of the Christian, 483
Conger, Abijah, the offer of his services, 549
-he departs on the mission,
Connecticut Missionary Society, twenti
eth annual narrative of, 93, 121-pe-

Expenses, regular system of retrenching
them recommended,

131

550

Fame, love of, a mischievous principle of

action
Familiar Sermons, No. XI, 1-No. XII,
97-No. XIII, 337

264

Fear of man, baneful effects of,
Females, qualifications of, as instructors
of schools, 65,66-often applauded for
attending their husbands amid the hor.
rors of war, 499-censured and re-
proached for undertaking missions, ib.
Finney, Rev. Alfred, designated to the
Arkansaw mission,
557
Fisk, Rev. Pliny, designated for the mis-

165

Keep, Rev. John, Review of his sermon, 295
Kingsbury, Rev. Cyrus, missionary among
the Choctaws, 553-marriage of to
Miss Varnum, 554-letter from,
Kizell, John, a black man on the coast of
Africa, character of,

Knowledge,great increase of, in the Mil-
lennium,

Langdon, Hon. John, death of,
Laws, on the vigorous execution of,
Lee, Rev. Samuel, account of, 308-his
astonishing progress in acquiring a
knowledge of foreign languages, 309
-parallel between him and James
Crichton, ib.

555

244

59

436

448

458

133

Hampshire Co. Ms. revival of religion in

several towns of,

ib.

Leeds, [Eng] Extracts from the Report

Hardships endured by missionaries,

431

of the missionary society of,

420

Harris, Miss Eliza, Memoirs of,

140

Letter to a friend,

168

Hartshorn, Rev. Levi, death of,

Harvey, Rev. Joseph, Review of his ser-

mon at the inauguration of the Rev.

Herman Daggett,

Haskins, Mrs. Hannah, death of,

456

Heathen, in the east, obstacles to their

reception of the Gospel,

-the miseries of, a loud call on the
compassion of Christians,

424

Hebrew Testament, publication of the, 139
Herculaneum, mention of, 451-manu-
scripts of, examined by Sir Humphrey
Davy, 455-composition, and numbers
of them, ib.

Holman, Dr. Thomas, embarks on the
mission to the Sandwich Islands,
Hort, Rev. Ard, letter from, to Robert
Ralston, Esq. 177-to a lady in Phila-
delphia, 178-to another lady, 179-
his talk with the king and chiefs of the
Cherokees,

Maine, missionary labors there, by the
Society for propagating the Gospel,
Malacca, establishment of an Anglo-Chi-
nese College at, 169-objects of the
college, ibits advantages, ib.- re-
sources and management of it,
Malan, Rev. Mr. suspended from his
office at Geneva,

528

Maitby, Gen. Isaac, death of,

43

Humphrey, Rev. Heman, review of his
Sermon,

499

571

170

349

456

573

88,569.

Martha's Vineyard, missions among the
Indians at,

Massachusetts Missionary Society, dona-
tions to,

-Proper, Domestic Missionary Soci-
ety, sermon before that Society re-
viewed, 295-number of destitute
churches within its limits,

297
Mather, Rev. Cotton, extracts from his
Diary,
55,107,504,544,387

Milne, Rev. W. superintends the Anglo-
Chinese College at Malacca,

Polar expedition return of,

358

169

Pompeii excavations of, described, 451-
magnificence of its ruins,

ib.

401

Poor, Rev. Daniel, letters from, 75,318
-journal of,

Population of Europe,

80,375,417
454

Ministers, their duty to become acquaint-
ed with missionary subjects,
Miscellaneous notices respecting religion
and missions,
130,235,336,432,574
Missionaries at Bombay, letters from, 222,286
466,472—at Ceylon, journal of, 80,224,575
417-letters from, 75,318-at Brain-
erd, journal of, 41,322,368-letters
from, 428,432-at Elliot, letter from,
313-journal of, 460-embarkation of,
for Ceylon, 312-for the Sandwich Isl-
ands, 528-for Palestine,
Missionary stations, survey of, 265,361,409
457-reading, necessity and value of, 399
Missionary cause, its claims on the public,575
Missions, Winslow's History of, reviewed,405
Moore, Rev. Dr., review of his sermou, 300
Moral character, imperceptibly formed
by habits of th ught,

575

843

Moral law, its claims not abated,
Morse, Rev. Dr. review of his system of
Geography,

532

436

Porter, Rev. Dr. review of his sermon,
Potass, manufacture of from potatoe tops, 454
Pride, William W. joins the mission to
the Choctaws,

555

ib.

Priestley, Dr. his denial of the atone.
ment, 18-his opinion of Christ,
Principles, influence of, on the conduct, 103
Proposal to the churches,

Public services, the common motives for
performing them,

Pyramid of Cephrenes opened and ex-
plored,

Readers, notice to,

Reading on missionary subjects, duty and
necessity of,

89

262

807

48

399

Reasoning by analogy, frequent abuse of, 494
Regeneration, the sublime change accom-
plished by it,

119

Repentance, appropriate meaning of the
word, as used in the New Testament, 496
Report of the Corban Society, 528-of
the Fem. Society for promoting Chris-
tianity among the Jews, 328-of the
New England. Tract Society, 477-of
the Prudential Committee of A. B. C.
F. M.
507,545

Reprieve, an impressive exhibition of the
power of government,
Resolutions, weakness of, 505-and often
easily broken,

20

Review of the Rev. Dr. Porter's sermon,
9-of Neal's History of the Puritans,
Vol. 5, 49-of Mr. Worcester's Gazet
teer, 69-of the Third Report of the
American Education Society, 145,206

134,217,280

506

Northern expedition of discovery,
Notices to readers, 48-to correspond.
ents, 216,560-to the friends of mis-

358

Restraints of divine grace, incalculable
value of,

342

sions,

575

of the Memoirs of Miss Caroline
Smelt, 162-of Memoirs of Miss Em.
ma Humphries, 200-of the Second
Report of the American Colonization
Society, 241-of Memoirs of Henry
Obookiah, 250-of Rev. Dr. Beecher's
sermon at the funeral of Obookiah, 250
of the Rev. Mr. Harvey's sermon,
261-of the Rev. Mr. Keep's sermon,
295-of Rev. Dr. Moore's Election
sermon, 300-of Winslow's History of
missions, 405-of Dr. Morse's Uni