A Sermon preached at the Drum-Head, Sept. 22, to the First Regiment of Surrey Volunteers. By the Rev. Henry Cox Mafon.

A Sermon preached before the Royal Weftminfter Volunteers, on the Prefentation of their Colours, Sept. 8. By the Rev. Jofeph Jefferfon.

The Duty of every Briton at the prefent perilous Moment; a Sermon preached on the late Faft Day; to which is added, an Account of the Deftruction of the Spanish Armada. By John Evans, A. M.

A brief Answer to "A few Curfory Remarks on the present State of Parties." By a Near Obferver.

Courage and Union in a Time of National Danger; a Sermon preached October 9. 1803, at the Unitarian Chapel, Effex-ftreet. By the Rev. Jeremiah Joyce.

Vain Boatings of Frenchmen, the fame in 1396 as in 1803, being an Account of the threatened Invasion of England by the French in the 12th Year of Richard II.

Obfervations occafioned by the Pamphlet called Curfory Remarks; or, A Comparative Glance at the Political Merit of the Right Hon. H. Addington and the Right Hon. William Pitt.

Fitz-Albion's Letters to the Right Hon. William Pitt, and the Right Hon. Henry Addington on the fubject of the Minifterial Pamphlet, "Curfory Remarks on the State of Parties. By a Near Obferver. " Now republished, revised, and corrected, with the addition of Notes.

Plan of National Improvement, pointing out the means of rendering Great Britain independent of supplies of Corn from Abroad; to extend the British Fisheries, and augment the Military and Naval Strength of the Empire, without expence or inconvenience. To which are added, Remarks on the feveral attempts to Invade the British lands; and an Expofition of Bonaparte's Proje&t to conquer Great Britain, &c. 4to.

The fafe Refult of the oppofite Opinions delivered in the House of Commons on the subject of the Volunteer Eftablishment.

Subftance of a Speech delivered by Lord Caftlereagh in the House of Commons, upon the Army Eltimates.

A Sermon preached October the 16th before the Officers of the Surrey Volunteers. By Rober Dick infon, Curate of St Mary, Newington. The Parallel between England and Carthage, and between France and Rome, examined. By a Citizen of Dublin.

A plain Answer to the M.freprefentations and Calumnies contained in the Curfory Remarks of a Near Obferver.

The Subftance of a Speech intended to have been spoken in the House of Lords, November 22d. By the Bishop of Landaff.

A Letter to William Cobbett; being an Answer to his Second Letter to Mr Sheridan; containing Remarks on Mr Cobbett's Obfervations with regard to the Annihilation of the National Debt, the Volun teers, and the Subfcription at Lloyds !

The Benefits of Wisdom and the Evils of Sin; a Sermon preached before the Honourable Society of Lincoln's-Inn, Nov. 6. 1803. By the Rev. Robert Nares. 8vo. 28 pages.

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The Sword of the Lord and of Gideon; a Difcourfe preached at Epfom. By the Rev. Robert Gutch. 8vo. 29 pages.

A Sermon on the Duties and Obligations of the Military Character, in Application to the prefent Times; preached before the Tunbridge. Wells Volunteers, October the 2d. By Martin Benson, A. M.

An Addrefs to the Grand Jury at the Liverpool Seffions, October the 11th, on the prefent Crifis of Public Affairs. By Francis Hargrave, Efq. Recorder.

Elements of Oppofition.

A Second Letter to the Volunteers. By Lieutenant-Colonel Hope. Reflections on the Invafion of Great Britain by the French, on the Mode of Defence, and on the useful Application of the National Levies. The Situation, the Profpects, and the Duties of Britons in the prefent Crifis; reprefented in a Difcourfe delivered on the Faft-Day to the Unitarian Congregation at Hackney. By Thomas Belfham. A Reply to the two Anfwers to a Pamphlet entitled, Why do we go to War?' One called, The Reafon why;' the other, Obfervations. '

Hints to the People of Great Britain, on the prefent momentous Crifis; and fome interefting collateral Subjects. By William Dickfon LL. D. 8vo. 55 pages.

Major-General Money's Letter to the Officers of Volunteer Corps; alfo, an Addrefs to the Norfolk Farmers. To which are added, Obfervations on the Ufe of Pikemen.

British Liberty confidered, with refpect to its Origin, its Progrefs, and Defence; a Sermon preached on the Faft-Day. By N. Phillips, D. D.

A Sermon preached before the Blandford Volunteers. By the Rev. Jofeph Godfrey Sherar, Vicar.

The Right and Duty of Defenfive War; a Sermon preached before a Society of Unitarian Diffenters at Sheffield, on the Faft-Day. To which are added, Obfervations on the French Preparations for Invasion, and on the Mode of National Defence. By Benjamin Naylor.

A Difcourfe delivered on the Faft-Day, before the Volunteers commanded by the Right Hon. William Pitt; and alfo before the Minifters and Members of the Proteftant Diffenters who form the Eaft Kent Affociation, October the 26th; and afterwards addreffed to the Volunteers of London, affembled with the Author's own Congregation, in Carter-Lane. By John Rippon, D. D.

The Hiftory of the French Confulate under Napolean Bonaparte. To which is prefixed, a Sketch of his Life; interfpersed with Anecdotes, and a faithful Statement of interesting Tranfactions, until the Renewal of Hoftilities. By W. Barre, late Firft Interpreter to the French Government. Large volume 8vo.

A Serious Addrefs to the Public upon the prefent Times.

Honeft Apprehenfions; or, the Unbiaffed and Sincere Confeffion of a plain, honeft, Layman.

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A Letter to the Committee for regulating the Concerns of the Stock Exchange, London; comprifing a Scheme formed in the Year 1797, for raifing Ten Millions of Money, by which the Credit of the Country would be materially ftrengthened, and Taxation confiderably alleviated. A Friendly Addrefs to the Labouring Part of the Community, concerning the prefent State of Public Affairs in Church and State.

The Caufes and Confequences of the Neglect of the Clergy, and the Condition of the Clergy as it relates to his prefent Majefty.

The Loyalift; containing Original and Select Papers, intended to roufe and animate the British Nation during the prefent important Crifis. 8vo.

Sir John Harrington's Nuge Antique; with Additions by Mr Park.

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The Beauties of England and Wales; or, Delineations, Typogra phical, Hiftorical, and Defcriptive of each County, embellifhed with Engravings.

THEOLOGY.

A New Translation of the Bible. An Attempt to Preferve the Holy Scriptures from their difrepute with Free-Thinkers, and their mifapplication to certain, Tenets, by a new and correct Tranflation of the Controverted Paffages. Illuftrated with Notes, and the Opinions of the Ancients. By Robert Tomlinfon, Efq. 8vo.

Truit and Confidence in the Universal and Sovereign Government and Conftant Providence of God; a Sermon preached in the Unitarian Chapel in Effex-freet, on the 19th of October, being the Day appointed for a General Faft. By John Difney, D. D.

The Chriftian Panoply; a Sermon preached on Wednesday, October 19, being the Day appointed for a General Falt. By William Mavor,

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Letters written by the late Samuel Fothergill, Minister of the Gofpel among the People called Quakers, zmo.

An Exhortation to the due Obfervance of the National Faft. By Edward Pearfon, B. D.

Infant Baptifin vindicated; or, an Attempt to fhew that Anabaptifm is uneceffary, and Separation from the Church of England on that Account unlawful. By a Clergyman.

A Sermoa prenched at an Ordination held at Chefter, September 25. By the Rev. H. V. Bayley.

Primitive Truth and Order Vindicated from Modern Mifreprefentation, with a Defence of Epifcopacy, particularly that of Scotland, agaiaft an Attack made on it by the late Dr Campbell, of Aberdeen, in his Lectures on Ecclefiaftical History; and an Addrefs to the Epifcopalians of Scotland. By the Right Rev. John Skinner. 8vo.

Sermons on feveral Occafions. By the Rev. R. Shepherd, D. D. Archdeacon of Bedford. Svo.

The Concordatum explained. 12mo.

A Sermon, on Occation of the General Faft, entitled, David's Choice; or, Succefeful Invafion a forer Evil than Peftilence or Famine. By John Lettice, D. D.

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