Bew, Mr. his account of Dr. Moyes, 165
BIBLICAL CRITICISM, observa-
tions on John vi. 37, p. 34-38.
92-98. 89-100. Testimony
of John Baptist to Jesus, 38.
149, 150. Judgment of the world
by Jesus Christ, 39, 563-565.
605-607. Explanation of, 2 Cor.
viii. 9. p. 89. On 1 John, v. 7,
p. 98. On Judges xv. 4, 5. p.
152. Corrected translation of
Acts viii. I. xxii. 20. p. 15%.
L. C.'s remarks on Matt. v. 27,.
28. p. 265-270. On the age
of
the world, 437, 438. Transla
tion of John iii. 2. p. 436-439.
On the Eucharistic ritual, 495-
499. Dove's Dung, 499.
marks on 1 Cor. v. 1. p. 601,
605. On the" Improved Version
of the New Testament," 671-
674, 675-677, 677,
BIOGRAPHY, 1, 57, 173, 229.
293, 353, 405, 457, 525, 577, 637, 693
Birmingham Unitarian Tract So-
Burgess, Mr. (now Bishop) letters
to, 79, 80. 126, 127. 182-
184. 365-367. 489, 490. 542
Blair, Dr. extracts from his fifth
sermon concerning war,
Burnett, Bishop, anecdote of,
Burnham, George,
Carey, Mr. a Bapti t missionary in
India, 627. His account of the
progress of the translation of the
- scriptures, 630. His description
of an Arabian Christian,
CARPENTER, REV. B. his remarks
on Belsham's "Strictures," 69
-72. 196-199. 322-326.
His extensive charity, 70. His
curious supposition respecting
creators of the systems in the
universe, 323. Has advanced the
best arguments for the Arian hy-
pothe is, 356. Has ever been
an Arian without knowing it,
357. Has exceeded his own
bounds of charity,
Carter, Sir John, 282. Is knighted,
343. His con iliating conduct
towards the sailors at Spithead,
343, 314- He saves the life of
Admiral Colpoys, ib. Is malici-
ou ly denounced as a jacobin, ib.
His patriotism, 315. Dies, ib.
Was a member of the Southern
Unitarian Society,
Christie, Mr. William, an Ameri-
can Unitarian, 54.
Church of England, Mr. Stone's
opinion concerning the, 211.
The clergy of, differ respecting
the articles,
CHURCHMAN's, A, his curious let-
ter on Unitarianism, 184-191.
Replied to by Mr. Belham,
240-242. Replied to by An
Unitarian Christian, 296-298.
Replied to by a Rational Chris-
tian, 411, 412. Replied to by
Castigator, 413-421. Replied
to by Mr. Allchin, 421-434-
His letter of defence, &c. 545
--550. Answers to the re-
ply of, 660. His arguments
against the force of human tes-
timony in religion,
547, 548
Clarendon, Lord, his opinion of
Oliver Cromwell,
Clarkson, Ensign, death of,
Cavendish, Mr. see Chemistry.
CHARICLO's Christianity, a system
of Polytheism, 541, 542.
Charity, the direction and improve-
ment of the mental and moral
powers the best objects of its ex-
ersions, 200. Christian,
Chemistry, new discovery in, 167,
168.
Christianity, corruptions of, 22.
CLER. DUNELM, an Act of Par-
Cohen, L. Sacred Truths, &c. of,
R.
Effect of, before the Council of
Collyer, Mr. justly castigated by A
Barrister,
Colpoys, Admiral,
Commerce, war declared against,
CONSISTENT CHRISTIAN'S, A, re-
marks on Anti-Baptists in prin-
ciple, and Pædo-Baptists in.prac-
tice,
CONSTANT READER, A, his com-
munication respecting Evan on's
"Dissonance," 88. His criti-
cisms on a passage in Judges, 152.
His replies to A Modest Que-
rist, 179-181. His communi-
cation of an original letter con-
cerning the Quakers, 476-478.
His inquiries concerning Jewish
Antiquities,
Controversies, religious, use of,
Convention, the late Portugueze,
568, 569.
CONVERT TO RATIONAL CHRIS-
TIANITY, A, her account of her
conversion, 127-129. Is a Wes-
leyan Methodist, 129. Becomes
a Calvinist, ib. Is driven to
distraction by Calvinism, ib.
Becomes an unbeliever, ib. Is
converted to Unitarianism,
Cook, Mr. expelled the Methodist
Society,
CORRECTOR's corrections of the
obituaries of Lady Dacre, and
Mr. Home, 614. On the im-
maculate conception of the Vir-
gin Mary,
CORRESPONDENCE. 56, 120, 172,
228, 291, 292; 352, 404, 456, 524.
576,635,
Corry, Wm. Esq. account of a book
attributed to,
Day of Judgment, on the, 39-41.
364. 563-566. Dr. Priestley's
opinion concerning the,
D. B. his Elegy of the Swiss Muse, 157
Deism, unreasonableness of,
Denmark, the late robbery at, con-
demned, r08. 109. The robbery
at, defended by Parliament, 112, 162
Desires, sinful, on,
265-270
Devil, the, his conduct sometimes
imitated by Methodists, 84. On
the existence of the, 125, 197.
D. 7. his account of Eleanor Jones.
165. His account of the Wilt-
shire conference of General Bap-
tists, 290.
690, 691
Dibdin, Mr. extract from his lec-
ture at the Royal Institution, 167, 168
DILLWYN, MR. on the civilization
of the Indians in North America,
602-604. Replied to by Mr.
Brookes,
Dissenters, short history of the, 618, 619
Divine Unity, the, queries respect-
ing,
DOBELL, SAMUEL, his lines on the
death of W. Clarkson,
Doddridge, Dr. 59. His explana-
tion of 2 Cor. viii. 8. p. 89. Is
acquainted with Warburton,
Dovaston, John, E q. an extraordi-
nary natural genius,
Critique on the British Critic,
DRUMMOND, MR. on the refu al
of burial to Unitarians,
Drunkenness reprobated by au In-
dian,
Duelling, thoughts on,
Duffield, Dr. a furious American bi-
got,
EDITOR, THE, remarks of, on
anonymous defamation, 81. Rea-
sonable request of the,
EDDOWES, MR. of America, on the
Unitarian Society of Philadelphia,
Edney, Miss Ann,
Education, 216. The French Em-
peror's restricted code of, 307-309
Edwards, Rev. John, 517.
Kentish, on the death of the,
Mr. Mortimer's reply to Mr.
Kentish on the death of, 642, 643.
Memoirs of the, 693-700. His
character, 695-698. Appendix
to the memoir of the, 698-700.
List of his works, 698. His an-
swer to the address of the young
people, 698-700 Mr. Kentish's
further remarks on the death of, 726
Ejected Ministers, some account of
the,
El Gibbor, the Mighty God, interest-
ing discussion respecting,
77, 78
78
Elijah, meaning of the word,
Elobim, a term not peculiar to the
Supreme God in the Scriptures, 20, 21
ELLIS, JOHN, JUN. 214. See Frank-
lin. Dr.
England, Church of, not inferior in
bigotry, &c. to Popery,
Episcopalians, Protestant,
number in Ireland,
EPISCOPUS. See Percival, Dr. and
Paley, Archdeacon. Replied to
by Mr. Higginson, 368–373.
His comparison of Bishop San-
derson and Mr. Threlkeld, 590, 592
Error, on what founded, 239, 240
Eternal Generation, shewn to be a
solecism,
Eucharistic Ritual, notes on the,
495-499
EUSEBIUS, his letter on the impor-
tance of promoting genuine Chris-
tianity,
Evangelical Magazine, plagiarisms
of the, 221, 222. 501. Unfairness
of the, 222. Whimsical criticism
in the,
222, 223
Evangelical Preachers, modern,
their zeal recommended, 180. To
vilify them is deemed a breach of
the ten commandments,
Evangelicals, modern, are generally
ignorant, 500. Are furious bi-
gots, 501, 502. Their alarming
influence in the councils, &c. of
this country, 50, 505. They
will soon introduce the persecut-
ing spirit of an extensive national
establishment,
404, 505
EVANS, REV. J. 102. Extract from
his Sermon, on Mrs. Titford, 162,
163. His anecdotes of Goldsmith,
202, 204. On Dr. Lardner's mo-
nument, 36, 365. His sermon
on the time of Christ's appear-
ance, &c. R. 510. His sermon
on the importance of educating
the poor, R. 510, 511. Baptism
574
of a Jew, by the,
Evanson, the late Mr. extracts of
letters to, on his " Dissonance,”
88, 89. Sermons, &c. of, R.
205. Left the Church, 206. His
letter to Bishop Hurd,
537, 528
Goldsmid, Mr. Benjamin, a Jew,
278. His liberality, ib. A sui-
cide, ib. Refused the usual fune-
ral rites by the Chief Rabbi, ib.
Correction in the obituary of,
Goldsmith, Dr. anecdote of, 202-204
GOSSIP, DICKY, his gentle rebuke
of the Editor,
Greenock, Subscription Library at,
132-134. Origin of the,
Gregory, Rev. Dr. 218-220. Be-
comes acquainted with Gilbert
Wakefield, 218. His abhorrence
of the slave-trade, 219. Marries,
ib. His liberality towards Dis-
Griesbach, Dr. sketch of the life of,
I-9. Visits England, 3. Pub-
lihses a new edition of the Greek
Testament, 4. List of his works, 8, 9
Grundy, Rev. J. on the conversion
of Mr. Bradburn, 434, 435. His
sermon on religious intolerance,
680-681
Gambier, Admiral, an Evangelical
admiral,
General Baptists, Annual Assembly
of the, 290, 347-349. Are
mostly Unitarians, 349. Wilt-
shire Conference of,
H. on preaching Unitarianism and
praying Trinitarianism, 129.
His review of Evanson's ser-
mons,
Hallet, Jos. note of, on a passage
in Genesis,
Hammond, Dr. anecdote of, and
GENERAL READER, A, his remarks
on two theological errors in Ni-
cholson's" New British Encyclo-
pedia,"
Gentilis, Valentinus, persecution of,
310-312
German Church in Philadelphia, 289
Ghorachund, an Indian convert,
Hartley, Dr. his survey of the fallen
state of the Church,
Hat, a Quaker's reasons for "exer-
cising his discretion" concerning
Gibbon, Mr. extract from his opi-
nion of Hurd as a writer,
Toua, does not always mean
it,
Hawker, Dr. abuses Dr. Paley, 500
Hawes, Dr. 688. Memoir of, 700
-706. Opposes the quackery of
Wesley, 702. His lectures on sus
pended animation, ib. His hu
Gloucester, Duke of, a prince of
distinguished virtue,
mane letter to a clergyman, 704.
His general character,
HAZLETT, W. His anecdote of
Sterne,
G. M.'s obituary of John Dovaston,
Esq. 447. Obituary of the Rev.
Dr. Nasmith,
GOGMAGOG's animadversions on a
horrid clerical farce, 383-315.
Replied to by Mr. Wright, 436.
On the clergy, himself, and the
press,
493, 494
GOD, one and the same in nature,
18. Import of the term, 21.
490. The Father of Christ, 543,
376, 377
H. C. R. his interesting paper on
Herder,
H. E.'s review of Jackson's Address
to Time, &c.
Heathens, the, had proper ideas of
justice and virtue in general, 465, 466
Herder, remarks on the genius and
writings of, 173-179. Is en-
nobled by the Elector of Bavaria,
174. Marries, ib. His system
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