Caramanali, a Georgian prince, ac-
count of his conversion to Christiau-
ity,

Caravan, destruction of, in the Ara-
bian desert,

Caution to young men,

Cent Institution, Mrs. Simpkins
treasurer, donations to,

Ceylon, reasons for establishing a mis-

sion at,

Chalmers, Rev. Mr. review of his ser-

mon before the Dundee Missionary
Society,

521

Charitable Association in Newbury-
port, extract from the report of, 46,92
Charity Libraries recommended, 20
-constitution of one,
Christ the great physician, 162-tes-
timony of concerning himself, 7-
thoughts on the character of,
Christians, advantages to be derived
by them from ill-treatment,
Christophilos, a letter from, accom-
panying a donation for the support
of foreign missions,

Chronological table for 1813,

Church discipline, who are the sub-
jects of, 218-what steps are to be
taken in it, 219-what satisfaction
is to be made by an offender,
Church Missionary Society, Eng. gen-
eral meeting of,

366

412

288

558

221

429

character of,

-

Digah, mission at,

Dinagepore, mission at,

39

85

531

90

Directions for hearing the Gospel,
Divine decrees and free age::cy,

38

492

12

155,218

535

Administration, thoughts on
the chief end of,

Donation to the Middlesex Bible So-

ciety,
Donations to support missions among
"the heathen, 43,91,139,187,236,286,332,
390,427,479,520,578.
Dorchester Controversy, review of,
256-the part taken in it by the lib.
eral party in Boston and the vicin-
ity, 257-Mr. Codman's settlement
in Dorchester, 258--his explicitness
in stating his religious opinions, 259
-the real cause of the controversy,

-260-the alleged cause, 261--his-
tory of the controversy, 263-arti-
cles of complaint against Mr. Cod-
man, 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 opin-
ion, 296-exclusion of Mr. Codman
from his pulpit by force, 301--
memorial of Mir. Codman's oppos-

Duelling, regulation forbidding it, in
U. S. army,
Dupuis, his conjecture as to the time
when the zodiac was invented,
Dying Christian, on the happiness of, 65

82,83

Ecclesiastical Councils, remarks con-
cerning, by Dr. Increase Mather, 326
Eclectic Reviewers, their fears as to
the Columbiad,

Edinburgh Reviewers, their charity
for Mr. Barlow, 86-wholesome

87

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

188

232

235

Foreign Mission Society of Boston

of Brunswick and Tops-
ham, annual meeting of,
of Salem and the Vicinity,
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,

Ganjum, mission at,

Goamalty, mission at,

188

522
12

449

568

39

Gospel, on being ashamed of the, 556
Graham, Mrs. Isabella, review of

Dr. Mason's sermon on the death
of, 529-her character,

leage to,

Grotius's testimony to the universal-
ity of the Sabbath,

Gunpowder and brandy, a fable,

Hall, Rev. Gordon, letters from,

534

Greenland, missions of the United

Greguire, bishop, Mr. Barlow's chal-

181

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 re-
former, abridgment of M'Crie's
life of, 145,193-his bath and edu-
cation, 145-ignorance aud licen-
tiousness 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 acquaint-
ance with Calvin, 150-re-visits
Scotland, ib-returns to Geneva
in 1557, 193-travels through Scot-
land, 195-his sickness and death, 198
Knowledge of the heart, essay on, 500

Laplace, his theory of the age of the
world,
Latakkoo, a city in the interior of
Africa, some account of,

Nelson, Lord, thoughts on his life,
Nepean, Sir Evan, memorial of the

236

35

565

34

Pennsylvania, western part of, state
of religion in,

Persuasive to religious retirement,

Philo's testimony to the universality
of the Sabbath,

Picket's Spelling-book, review of, 176
Plympton, Foreign Mission Societyin, 428
Polemic Theology, rules of prudence

in, by Stapfer,

97

Praise and blame,

114, 227

Precautions against fire,

95

Prejudice, thoughts on,

124

144

Premiums offered to writers in the

Prophecies, a morsel from,

205

511

Public Worship, on late attendance at, 54

solemnity required in attending, 409

341

514

American Missionaries to, 470-
second memorial, dated Feb. 18,
1813, 471-third memorial, dated
Dec. 4, 1813, 504-fourth memo-
rial, dated Dec. 13, 1813, 464-fifth
memorial, dated Dec. 20, 1813,
New Works, 96, 188, 341, 432, 526
New England Tract Society, consti-
tution of, 232-address from, 233-
publications of, 239-officers of,
Newell, Rev. Samuel, letter from, to
the Rev. Dr. Worcester,
Newell, Mrs. Harriet, letter from,
223-notice concerning the me-
moirs of,

288.

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

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

1

336

140

Sabbath, outrages on the, 159-on
sending for physiciaus on, 168-in-
troductory paper on, 198-how ob
served by the fathers of New Eng-
land, 16.-causes of declension, in
relation to this subject, 202-on
the institution of, 241-appointed
at the creation of the world, i6.-
perpetuity of, 345-change of, from
the 7th to the 1st day of the week,
353 on the violation of, by per-
sons of rank and consequence, 313
-report of the legislature of Mas-
sachusetts concerning, 314--re-
marks on this report, 354-peti-
tion to Congress respecting carry-
ing the mail on, 382-attempts to
prevent the profanation of, 431—
on carrying the mail and keeping
open post-offices on, 433-sanctifi
⚫ation of, 481-efforts to promote
the observance of, 503-Middlesex
Convention respecting,

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

554

524

388

389

52

281

500

39

154, 251, 364, 494
Silver-fountain, state of the mission

Short Sermons,

at,

566

Sin, on the evil of,

61

235

Sinners, blind and deaf, 49-yet com-
manded to see and hear, 109-an
address to careless,

Society for propagating the Gospel,
officers of,

for the suppression of vice,

[Eng]

Springfield, (N. J.) revival of reli-

gion in,

Stapfer's rules of prudence in polem-
ic theology,

Subscribers, notice to,

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