Allen, Rev. William, correction of a trifling error in his biographical dictionary,

41

255

392

25

Alumni of Yale College, notice to, Americanisms, remarks concerning, American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, fifth annual meeting of, 456-officers of, ib.— report of the Prudential Committee of, 458-pecuniary accounts of, American Missionaries, letters from, 181 intelligence from, 390

memorial of, to Sir Evan Nepean, dated Feb. 12, 1813, 470second memorial of, dated Feb. 18, 1813, 471-third memorial of, dated Dec. 4, 1813, 504-fourth memorial of, dated Dec. 13, 1813, 464– fifth memorial of, dated Dec. 20, 1813,

memorials of, to Lord Minto, Governor General of Bengal, dated Aug. 21, Oct. 17, and Nov. 18, 1812.

477

514

Barlow, Joel, the barbarous diction of his Columbiad accounted for, 24 -his bombast, 27-the obscurity of his language, 28-some poetical passages of his work, 29-his theology, 31-the indignity offered by him to the cross, 32-his theory of the origin of the world, 67-the origin of religion, 69-his metaphysical abstraction, 71-his opinion of Chinese history 72-his comparison of Moses, Lycurgus, &c. ib.-his views of the solar religion, 73-his hostility to Revelation, ib.-his exclusion of all religion from his system, 77---his notion of a pacific Iliad, 79---his creed containing an infidel cosmogony, 81---his method of proving what cannot be proved, 86---his version of David's psalms, notice of, ib.--correction of an error respecting this version,

Beecher, Rev. Lyman, review of his

sermon,

311

178

Belcher, Governor, original letters from to President Edwards, 407,454 Belhary, mission at,

Bible Society, British and Foreign,

476

Ames, Hon. Fisher, his opinion of the

book of Deuteronomy,

84

Ancient Ecclesiastical documents,

320

Anderson, Rev. Rufus, his life and

character,

308

Anecdote,

453

Antigua, missions of the United

Brethren at,

Appleton, Rev. Jesse, D. D. review

of his election sermon,

Ardent spirits, estimate of quantities consumed,

Association, General, of Massachusetts Proper, minutes of the proceedings of,

Atonement, inquiry respecting the word,

Baptist Missions in India, state of, at the close of 1811, 38-at the close

of 1812,

Barbadoes, missions of the United

Brethren at,

pecuniary accounts of, at the ninth annual meeting, May, 1813, 129---extracts from the corresspondence of,

Connecticut, ab tract of the fourth annual report of, Philadelphia, abstract of the fifth annual report of,

569

430

133

135

New Hampshire, abstract of the second annual report of, 157 Vermont, abstract of the first annual report of,

New York, abstract of the fourth annual report of,

- in the county of Middlesex, Mass. formation and constitution of, 127-address of a committee of,

Norfolk, Vir. address and

constitution of,

Auxilary, of Newark and the

183

184

234

131

Vieity, (N J.) formation of, 430

of Fredericksburg, (Vir.) for

mation of,

of Dublin, Ireland, Ladies' Auxiliary,

431

523

Caravan, destruction of, in the Arabian desert,

Dewey, Mrs. Maria, obituary no

516

tice of,

339

Dickinson, Rev. Timothy, life and

88

character of,

335

Digah, mission at,

41

563

Dinagepore, mission at,

38

567

Directions for hearing the Gospel, Divine decrees and free agency,

492

12

Administration, thoughts on

Cuution to young men,

23

Cent Institution, Mrs. Simpkins treasurer, donations to,

523

Ceylon, reasons for establishing a mis

Chalmers, Rev. Mr. review of his sermon before the Dundee Missionary Society,

547

Charitable Association in Newburyport, extract from the report of, 46,92 Charity Libraries recommended, 20 -constitution of one,

Christ the great physician, 162-testimony of concerning himself, 7— thoughts on the character of, Christians, advantages to be derived by them from ill-treatment, Christophilos, a letter from, accompanying a donation for the support of foreign missions, Chronological table for 1813, Church discipline, who are the subjects of, 218-what steps are to be taken in it, 219-what satisfaction is to be made by an offender, Church Missionary Society, Eng. general meeting of,

521

366

412

288

558

221

429

Clark, Mr. A. review of his summary of the evidences of Revelation, 552 Columbiad, review of, 24,67. See

Barlow.

Connecticut Society for the promotion of good morals, semi-annual meeting of,

Consecration of St. Mary's chapel in

Newton,

Corban Society, notice of,

17

335

523

ciety, Donations to support missions among the heathen, 43,91,189,187,236,286,352, 390,427,479,520,578 Dorchester Controversy, review of, 256-the part taken in it by the fiberal party in Boston and the vicinity, 257-Mr. Codman's settlement in Do. chester, 258--his explicitness in stating his religious opinions, 259 -the real cause of the controversy,

-260-the alleged cause, 261--history of the controversy, 263-articles of complaint against Mr. Codman, 268-the calling of the first council, 269--argument on the question of exchanges, 272-result of the first council, ib.-defects of mutual councils, 289-preparations for a second council, 292-meeting and doings of the second council, 294-remarks on the Rev. Dr. Lathrop's qualification of his opinion, 296-exclusion of Mr. Codman from his pulpit by force, 301-memorial of Mr. Codman's oppos

Kendall, Lieut. Asa, celebration of his birth-day,

188

282

of Brunswick and Tops-
ham, annual meeting of,
of Salem and the Vicinity, 91
of Glastenbury, Con.

of Litchfield county, Con. 187
of Middletown, and the
Vicinity,

Fragment Society, notice of,
Free agency and the divine decrees,

Gallaudet, Mr. T. H. valedictory ad-
dress of, at the annual examination

at the Theological Institution at Andover,

Graham, Mrs. Isabella, review of

188

522

12

449

568

39

556

Ganjam, mission at,

Goomalty, mission at,

Gospel, on being ashamed of the,

235

Kentucky, state of religion in, Kingston, (N. H.) revival of religion in, Klaar-Water, state of the mission at, 566 Knox, Rev. John, the Scottish reformer, abridgment of M'Crie's life of, 145,193-his birth and education, 145-ignorance aud licentiousness of the popish clergy, in his time, ib.-he preaches against popery, 147-is taken prisoner and confined on board the gallies, ib.— refuses a living in the English church-establishment, 148-flees to Dieppe, 149-forms an acquaintance with Calvin, 150--re-visits Scotland, ib-returns to Geneva in 1557, 193-travels through Scotland, 195-his sickness and death, 198 Knowledge of the heart, essay on, 500

to India, from England, 523

Moral Societies, formation of,
Murthim, a Jew, conversion of,

Namaqua county, state of the mis-
sion in,

Naples, a religious society in,
Nandi, Dr. interesting facts commu-
nicated by him, 33-editorial re-
marks on these facts, 36-lines
prompted by reading his commu-
nications,

Persuasive to religious retirement,

Philo's testimony to the universality of the Sabbath,

Picket's Spelling-book, review of,

Plympton, Foreign Mission Societyin, 428 Polemic Theology, rules of prudence

565

34

in, by Stapfer,

97

Praise and blame,

114, 227

Precautions against fire,

95

Prejudice, thoughts on,

124

144

Premiums offered to writers in the

497

Panoplist,

48

Prophecies, a morsel from,

205

511

Nelson, Lord, thoughts on his life, Nepean, Sir Evan, memorial of the American Missionaries to, 470second memorial, dated Feb. 18, 1813, 471-third memorial, dated Dec. 4, 1813, 504-fourth memorial, dated Dec. 13, 1813, 464-fifth memorial, dated Dec. 20, 1813, New Works, 96, 188, 341, 432, 526 New England Tract Society, constitution of, 232-address from, 233publications of, 239-officers of, Newell, Rev. Samuel, letter from, to the Rev. Dr. Worcester, Newell, Mrs. Harriet, letter from, 223-notice concerning the memoirs of,

Public Worship, on late attendance at, 54

solemnity required in attending, 409

341

514

Reviews. [See the names of the authors.]
Revival of religion, in Kingston,
(N. H.) 235-in several towns in
Vermont,

336

Roberts, Josiah Esq., letter from, to Robert Ralston, Esq.

Sabbath, outrages on the, 159-on sending for physicians on, 168-introductory paper on, 198-how ob served by the fathers of New England, 16.—causes of deelension, in relation to this subject, 202-on the institution of, 241-appointed at the creation of the world, ib,perpetuity of, 345-change of, from the 7th to the 1st day of the week, 853 on the violation of, by per sons of rank and consequence, 313 -report of the legislature of Massachusetts concerning, 314-—-remarks on this report, 354-petition to Congress respecting carrying the mail on, 382-attempts to prevent the profanation of, 431 – on carrying the mail and keeping open post-offices on, 433-sanctification of, 481-efforts to promote the observance of, 503-Middlesex Convention respecting,

St. Croix, missions of the United Brethren at,

Virginia, state of religion in,

282

Vizagapatam, mission at,

568

St. Thomas's, missions of the United Brethren at,

Volney, his interview with chief justice Ellsworth,

85

Saturday evening, on keeping it as holy time,

Schermerhorn and Mills, Messrs. their tour to the south-western parts of the United States, in 1812 and 1813,

Self-knowledge, essay on,

Serampore, mission at,

Silver-fountain, state of the mission

Short Sermons,

at,

Sin, on the evil of,

Sinners, blind and deaf, 49-yet com

manded to see and hear, 109-an address to careless,

ment of Mr. Anderson

307

Society for propagating the Gospel, officers of,

Works proposed,

526

for the suppression of vice,

[Eng.]

Springfield, (N. J.) revival of reli

gion in,

Young lady, letter from a, giving an account of the death of her father, 205

Stapfer's rules of prudence in polemic theology,

Subscribers, notice to,