ENTERED IN STATIONERS HALL.

CONTENTS.

LIFE OF THE AUTHOR,

Pag.

vii

THE TRAVELLER.

MED. 1. Going abroad,

2. On taking farewell,

3. The temper of him that goes abroad,

4. On finding many passengers on shore,

5. On arriving at a strange city,

6. Good and bad men mixed together in the

world,

7. On being enabled to resist a temptation,

8. The promises a divine treasure,

11

16. The more we see of sin, the more we should

hate sin,

39

MED. 17. Knowing a sin to be committed,

Pag.

39

41

18. A man of war,

19. The difference between the righteous and

the guilty,

45

25. On the blowing up of a ship,

26. Some slain by mercies as well as by judge-

57

32. A memorandum for him that goes abroad, 70

33. How the Sabbath, or Lord's day, is to

38. The prophet's description of the wicked, 84

$9. On the patience of God with sinners,

85

Pag.

MED. 40. On the excellency of the Christian reli-

gion above the Jewish, with rsspect to

a traveller,

87

41. Coasting along another king's dominions, 88

42. On hearing from friends,

43. On the well of the ship,

44. The company of the wicked,

90

93

95

97

45. On awaking at midnight,

46. On one cursing and swearing at an af-

front,

99

47. God's equity in the eternity of torment, 101

48. Instructions from the communications of

63. Comfort and terror in one consideration,

64. On being in hot climates in a few days,

65. An high wind preferable to a calm,

133

135

136

82. On some who were burnt by a quantity

of gun-powder catching fire in time of

an engagement,

168

83. On a sea-engagement, fought Aug. 17.

170

85. A reflection on the royal Psalmist's ex-

pression, Psal. xlii. 7. All thy waves and