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VOL. VIII.....NEW SERIES, VOL. III.

ART. I.—Memoirs of Scipio de Ricci, late Bishop of Pistoia and

Prato, Reformer of Catholicism in Tuscany under the Reign

of Leopold. Compiled from the Autograph MSS. of that

Prelate, and the Letters of other distinguished Persons of

his Times. Edited from the Original of M. de Potter, by

ART. II.-1. American Popular Lessons, chiefly selected from the

Writings of Mrs Barbauld, Miss Edgeworth, and other

approved Authors. Designed particularly for the Younger

Classes of Children in Schools.

2. Sequel to American Popular Lessons, intended for the Use

of Schools. By the Author of American Popular Lessons.

3. Poetry for Schools; designed for Reading and Recitation.

The whole selected from the best Poets in the English

Language. By the Author of American Popular Lessons.

4. Primary Dictionary: or, Rational Vocabulary; consisting of

nearly four thousand Words, adapted to the Comprehen-

sion of Children, and designed for the Younger Classes

Author of American Popular

ART. III.-A Sermon preached in the Cathedral Church of St

Paul, on Thursday, May 8th, 1828, at the Festival of the

Sons of the Clergy. By the Rev. PHILIP N. SHUTTLE-

ART. IV.-Union Questions; being a Compilation from 'Ques-

tions on the Selected Scripture Lessons,' by Albert Judson,

Minister of the Gospel; and from 'a New Series of Ques-

tions,' by a Superintendent of a Sabbath School in New

Jersey. Prepared by HARVEY FISK, in Conjunction with

the Authors of these respective Works, and revised by the

Committee of Publication of the American Sunday School

ART. V.-1. An Historical Account of my own Life, with some Re-

flections on the Times I have lived in (1671-1731). By

EDMUND CALAMY, D. D. Now first printed. Edited and

illustrated with Notes, Historical and Biographical, by JOHN

2. The Correspondence and Diary of Philip Doddridge, D. D.,

illustrative of various Particulars in his Life hitherto un-

known: with Notices of many of his Contemporaries; and

a Sketch of the Ecclesiastical History of the Times in which

he lived. Edited from the Original MSS. by his Great-

grandson, JOHN DODDRIDGE HUMPHREYS, Esq.

3. Letters to Dissenting Ministers and to Students for the Min-

istry, from the Rev. Job Orton, transcribed from his Origi-

nal Short Hand, with notes Explanatory and Biographical,

to which are prefixed Memoirs of his Life, by S. PALMER.

4. Memoirs of the Life, Writings and Character of Dr Philip

Doddridge, by ANDREW KIPPIS, D. D.

ART. VI.-Principles of Congregationalism. The Second Cen-

tury Lecture of the First Church. By CHARLES

WENTWORTH UPHAM.

ART. VII.-1. Address on Infant Schools; delivered at the Re-

quest of the Managers of the Infant School Society. By

WILLIAM RUSSELL.

2. Practical Observations on Popular Education.

3. American Lyceum, or Society for the Improvement of

Schools, and Diffusion of Useful Knowledge.

ART. VIII. On the Future State of Man. For the Christian

ART. I.—Unitarian Christianity free from Objectionable Ex-

tremes. By SAMUEL GILMAN.

ART. II.-1. The Apocalypse of St John, or, Prophecy of the

Church of Rome, the Inquisition, the Great Revolution, the

Universal War, and the final Triumph of Christianity; being

a new Interpretation. By the Rev. G. CROLY.

2. Babylon and Infidelity foredoomed of God; a Discourse on

the Prophecies and the Apocalypse. By the Rev. E.

IRVING. 2 vols.

3. A Key to the Revelation of St John; being an Analysis of

those Parts of that Prophetical Book, which relate to the ́

General State of the Christian Church in Aftertimes; and

to the peculiar Signs of those Times. By the Rev. PHILIP

ALLWOOD, B. D., Fellow of Magdalen College, Cambridge.

4. Annotations on the Apocalypse. By the very Rev. J. C.

WOODHOUSE, D. D., Dean of Lichfield. 8vo.

ART. III.-Address to the Community, on the Necessity of Legal-

izing the Study of Anatomy. By the Order of the MAS-

SACHUSETTS MEDICAL SOCIETY.

ART. IV.-1. The Imitation of Christ. In Three Books. By

THOMAS À KEMPIS. Rendered into English from the Ori-

ginal Latin, by THOMAS CHALMERS, of Glasgow. A New

Edition: Edited by HOWARD MALCOM, Pastor of the Fed-

eral Street Baptist Church, Boston.

2. The Works of the Rev. H. Scougal, A M., S. T. P., contain-

ing the Life of God in the Soul of Man; with Nine other

Discourses, on Important Subjects. To which is added, a

Sermon, preached at the Author's Funeral, by George

ART. V.-Goethe's Werke. Iphigenie auf Tauris. Ein Schaus-

piel. [Goethe's Works. Iphigenia in Tauris. A Drama.] 187

ART. VI.-Fashionable Amusements.-Tract No. 73, published

by the AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY.

ART. VII.—1. The Ancient History of Universalism: from the

Time of the Apostles, to its Condemnation in the Fifth

General Council, A. D. 553. With an Appendix, tracing

the Doctrine down to the Era of the Reformation. By

HOSEA BALLOU, 2d.

2. The Modern History of Universalism, from the Era of the

Reformation to the Present Time. By THOMAS WHITTE-

ART. VIII.-I. The Morals of Pleasure, illustrated by Stories.

Designed for Young Persons.

2. The Young Emigrants, a Tale. Designed for Young Per-

sons. By the AUTHOR OF MORALS OF PLEasure.

ART. I.-On the Future State of Man. For the CHRISTIAN

ART. II. The Westminster Confession of Faith, with the Larger

and Shorter Catechisms.

ART. III.-A Memoir of the Rev. Edward Payson, D. D. late

Pastor of the Second Church in Portland.

ART. IV.—1. Catalogue of the Library of Harvard University,

in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

2. Bibliotheca Parriana: a Catalogue of the Library of the late

Reverend and learned Samuel Parr.

3. The Library Companion; or, the Young Man's Guide, and

the Old Man's Comfort in the Choice of a Library. By

the Rev. T. F. DIBDIN.

ART. V.-A Treatise on Crimes and Indictable Misdemeanors.

Second Edition, with considerable Alterations. By WIL-

LIAM OLDNALL RUSSELL, Esq.

ART. VI.-Lectures on the Inspiration of the Scriptures. By

LEONARD WOODS, D. D., Abbot Professor of Christian The-

ology in the Theological Seminary, Andover.

ART. VII.-Lectures on Future Punishment. By EDWARD R.

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