Impowered by Almighty aid, The weakest means have converts made. But oh my fimile here fails! Who can understand his errors? Pfm. xix. 12. OF H! if our thoughts in heav'n are heard ; If ill, committed,-good, deferr'd, Are obvious to the Holy One! How oft we err, how oft offend, Whate'er we think, or do, or fay, To build on, proves a fandy ground, And, must be, in the trying day, Weigh'd in the balance, wanting found. By thy foul-purifying blood, Cleanfe me, from unknown faults, my God. Page 57, 113, 169 235, 282, 337, 393, 449, 505, 561, 617 Account of the Pelew Islands 38, 92, 152, 200, 253 307, 365, 428, 476, 545, 590. 641 Mr. William's Sermon on the Death of Dr. Annesley, 229, 285 341, 398 248 Maxims of State King of Pruffia's Confeffion of Faith Restoration of a Gentleman to Life who had been drowned Mr. Black's Journal Death of Lady Huntingdon Anathema Maranatha explained Copy of Mr. Wefley's Deed 655 89 98 120, 176, 233 124 143 145 The Statement refpecting the Executors 147 149, 204, 257 On Converfation Method of Exciting Fermentation in Malt without Yeaft The Bargain and Sale of Mr. Wefley's Books Mr, Clarke's thoughts on Dancing Liquors 156 194 198 246 264 Mr. Allen's Account of the Work in America 288, 349, 351 493 On Cenfure and Detraction 295 The Charge of the Bishop of St. David's to the Clergy A terrible Judgment upon a Perjured Woman 488 489 To the Editors of a Newspaper in Jamaica From the Rev. Mr. Francis, to Mr. Gibbon From Mr. John Flavel, to his Kinsman From Mr. F. to Mifs H. From Mrs. M. T. L. to Mr. Wesley From Miss A. Bolton, to Ditto From Mr. Adam Clarke, to Ditto Mr. Darracott's Farewel From a Gentleman in the Eaft-Indies to Dr. Coke From the Rev. Dr. Priestley From a Father to his Daughters at the Boarding School LETTER S. 83, 138 191, 244 261 317 872 481, 537 541 Page From Mr. A. Clarke, to Mr. Wefley From Mrs. M. P. to Ditto 440 552 From Mrs. to Ditto 553 From Mr. Fletcher, to James Ireland, Efq. 609 From Ditto, to Ditto 610 From Ditto, to Mr. J. Wafe 665 From Ditto, to the Rev. Mr. Greaves 667 POETRY. Dr. Broome's Paraphrafe of Eccle. xliii. A Sonnet by Signor Meteftafio Heavenly Contemplation Chrift's Paffion, by Mr. Pitt On the Dutchefs of Mazarine, by Dr. Langhorne On Sugar Dr. Broome's Paraphrafe of Hab. iii. On Mat. vii. 8, 9, by Mr. C. Welley On Mat. vii. 27. Ditto 333 On Mat. vii. 12. Ditto 442 On Mat. viii. 3. Ditto 388 Dr. Beattie's Elegy on the Death of a young Lady 389 391 443 Evening, by Mr. Cunningham 446 Charity begins at Home 447 Epigram 448 Dr. Lowth's Genealogy of Chrift 500, 557 The Negroes Petition 612 On the Determination of the Houfe of Commons for abolishing the Slave-Trade 614 The Vanity of the World 615 Gen. xvii, 10, O that Ishmael might live before thee 616 |