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SCHILLER'S Thirty-three years' War : in 2 vols. 313, . . Ist vol. 314, -. - - 2d vol. HISTORY of the Revolutions in Eiurope : in 3 vols. mif . - -let vol 316, - - - 2d vol 317i V : t^ - - Sid vol MEMORIALS of th9 Late War : in 2 vols. 316, - - - Ift vol 319, ... 2d vol. \ (11) THE Achievements of the Knightt of Malta : by A. Suther- land, Eaq. : in 2 volt. 320, - • • Itt ¥ol. 321, ... 2d vol. A Pedestrian Journey throusb Russia : by Capt. Jno. Dundas Cochrane, R. N. : in 2 vols. 322, - - - Ist vol. 323, - - - 2d vol' 324, The General Register of Politlos and Literature in Europe and America, in 1827. 326, The Natural History of Selborne : by Sir William Jardine, Bart. S26, Hemoire of Marchioness De la Roohe-Jaquelein. 327, History of the Conquest of Peru by the (Spaniards : by Don Telesforo "De Trueba y cosio. 328, Memoirs of Mrs. Newell : by the rev. S. Newell. SERMONS by Hugh Blair, D. D., F. R. S. : in 3 vols. 329, • - • 1st vol. 330, • - - 2d vol. 331, - *> - dd vol. 332, Chapone's Letters. 333, Meditations and Discourses on the Glory of Christ : by John Owen, D- B* 334, Precious Remedies against Satan's Devices: by the rev. Thomas Bi^oks. 885, Discourses on Christ's death, Exaltation, and In- tercession : by rev. Stttphen Charaook, B. D. 386, The Living Temple: by rev. John Hovfe, M. A. 387, The soul's conflict with itself : by the rev. Richard Sibbs, D. D. 888, Discourses on Christ crucified : by the rev. Stephen Charnock, B. D. 389, Love to Christ, necessary to escape the curse at his coming : by rev. Thomas DooUtHe, M. A. 840, A Divine Cordial : by rev. Thomas Watson. 341, A discourse conoerniiig meekness, and quietness of spirit: by rev. Matthew Henry. 842; Scripture Parables in Verse. 348, A diseourse concerning meekness, and quietness of jpirit : by rev. MMthew Heinry. 344, l%e Crook in the Lot: by rev. Thomas Boston. 345, The History of the Widow Riley. 346, On the Duties of the Young : by Daniel t)ewar, li. LD. BIBLE Stories : by William Scolfield : in 2 v<»Is. 847, - - ist vol. 848, - - 2d vol. 349, The Scripture Doctrint a of Saving Faith : by John Anderson, D. D. :J3 H^ .'. ,', (la) dfiO, Select berbtional Works of Joieph Hall, D. H. 351, Select Reiimini of 'Jie rev. John Mason, M. A. 362, The Four Last things : by rev. Robert Bolton,B.D. 353, The Saint^s SpiritualDelight: by rev. Thos. Watson. 354, 60i do. do. 355, Practical disooarses on Regeneration : by P. Dod- dridge, D. D. 356, Henry Graham ; or the christian's danger from the world : by the rev. J. Baohannan. 357, Repentance explained and enforced. 359, Select Remains of the rev. John Mason, M. A. by I. "Watts, 0. la. 350, Fragments : by a Sabbath School Teacher. 360, A Looking Glass for the Professors of Religion : by the rev. John Macgowan. 361, Plain Catechetical Instructions in Christian Bap- tism: b> the rev. John Barr. 362, A Treatise ott growth in Grace ; by the rev. Tho- mas Scott. 363, A Brief View of Faith: by rev. Peter Brotherston. 364, The Cook of the Lot; or the Wisdom and Sover- eignty of God Displayed in the Afflictions of Men: by rev. Thomas Boston. 365, Ralph Gemmell, a Tale for Youth : by Robert Pol- lock, A. M. 366, Essays to do good : by rev. Cotton Mather. 367, Prayer Explained and Recommended : by Timothy Dwight, S. T. D. L. L. D. 868, Life of David Brainerd, Missionary to the North American Indians. 360, The History of Mrs. Murray and her Children: by William M'Gavin; Ei>q. 370, Select Biography, or Memoirs of Pious Females. 871, An Explication of the Assembly's Shorter Cate- chism : by John Brown. 372, Lily Douglas ; a Simple Story. 373, Frederick St. Clair; or, the Infidel Reclaimed. 374, Select Tracts. 375, The Almost Christian discovered ; or the False Professor Tried and Cast : by Matthew Mead. 376, Christian Philanthrophy : by Cornelius Morton. 377, A Call to the Unconverted to Turn and. Live : by Richard Baxter. 878, Sermons to Voung Persons : by P. Doddridge,D.D. 370, Lucy Ashbourne. A Tale of the Day. 380,The Christian Remenibrancer:hy Ambrose Serle,Iisq. ^, Helen of the Glen : by Robert Pollock, A. M. The Lollards ; or some Account of the Witnesses for the Truth in Great Britain. kte- [: by (18) in; MMmal Ibr the Aged. W4, An Hnmble loaairy into the Roles of the Word or God : by the late Jonathan Edwarda, A. M. 885, Detaobed Thooghta upon Detached Paiaamf o^ Soriptore; ^, 986, Contemplatione and Letters of Henry Dorney ^, The Domeatlo Visitor, For 1888 88^ do. 869, Traot Magaxine, 800, 881, do. do. COTTAGE SERMONS : in 3 vols. 18S8. 1884. 18S7. 1888; 1889. 1st vol. 8d vol. 8d vol. 894, 880, - . ^ 888, The Bible, the Best Teacher. 887, Twelve Sermons to the Aged. 88^ Detached Thoughts npon detached Passages of Scriptare. 889, An Abridgment of Scripture History : by Mrs. Trimmer. 480, An Apology for the Bible. 401, Submission to the Righteousness of God ; or the Necessity of ThisUogto a better Righteousness than our own : by B. Jenks. 408) A Treatise upon the Lift of Faith i by W. Ro- maine, M. A. 40^ An Easy Introduction to the Knowledge of Nature^ ^^^ «■"** reading the Holy Seriptures: by Mrs. Trimmer. 404, Poema: by John Stmthen. 401^ Detached Thoughts upon detached Passages oft Scripture. 406, The Moamer : or the Afflicted Relieyed : by B. Groevenor, D, JD. 407, Sermons : by the rey. James UshAr, JD. D. 4S8, A TMatise on Justification : by rev. James Dutton; 408, Viewa of the Creation. 41(^ Natare Displayed. 411, Diacoirery of America^ 412, The Life of Captain James Cook. 419, Byron's Narrative df the lioss of the Wagte, Mad of Wat. 414, Aretie TfaTali. 416^ Tha Htsldry of Prince Lee ftoo. 416; The Hiatory of Joseph. 417, TlieBistory of the Bqbin«. 41^ Tlia Jffiiiory of Tim Higgins. 4m Thal^cfBobinsoiiOivsoe. m The HMiry of laaao Jenkins. M. Tht Nataral History of Aninmls. *8^ do. do. Domeatio Animilit (14) 488, The Natural Hittory of Remarkable Birde. 484, do. do. do. Inteots. 489, do. do. Troe«, Shrubt, and Planta, 486, Travels In Africa, 497, do. Southern Asia. 488, do. South Western Asia. 490, do. Borland and Wales. 430, do. Spain and Portug-al. 481, do. Germany. 482, do. Sweden and Denmark. 483, The History of the Siege ^Destruction of Jerusalem, 484, Travels in European Russia. 485, Voyages through the Northern Pacific Ocean. 486, Travels in North America. 487, do. South do. 48^ The Scrap Book. 489, A Picture of the Seasons. 440, The Brothers ; or Consequences. 441, The School Mistress. 44S) A History of Useflil Arts and Manufactures. 448, The Entertaining Medley. 444, Poems,SeIectedlVomthe works of approved Authors, 445, Hints for Farmers. 446, The Pedlars. 447, Animal Sagacity. 448, Selections from the Psalms of David. 448, Moral Essays, in Praise of Virtue. 460^1 Reflections on the Wisdom, Power, and Goodness of God. 451, Loss df the Kent, East Indiaman. 459,. mstcnr of Widow RUey. 458, The Voyages of CkMnmodCre Anson. 454, BUgh's Dangerous Voyage. 465, The Shipwreck of Alceste. 456, Eil«aMttb I ot) the Exile of Liberia. 457, Travels of Mungo Park. '1 458, Nufnral History of Beasts. 459, ^o. do. Filhes. 460, Bee : a collection of Poems. 461, History of Richard MacCready. 463, Natural History of Reptiles. 468, Esop's Fiibles^ . . 464,, T^T^ ill gf. J& Asia. 465, Voyaiges' and IVavels in the Pacific Ocean.. 466, Mnqgo; or the Little TraVjeller* . % . M vol. 47iB, Repentance eacplained and Enforced i by J.Thornton. 479, A Dieoourae oonoeming meekneaa and quietness of Spirit AN EzpKanation of the Prinoipal Parables of the NewTes- tatnent t by Mrs. Diatheson : In 2 vols. 480, 1st vol. 481, . . - 2d vol. 482, Th% Life of l^rilUam Penn. 48^ A Church In the House ;*or the duty and import- nnce of Family Religion : by M. H^nry. 484, Motives to Early Piety ; by rev. Jankes Clark. 485, The recent sufferings of the American Missionaries in the Blrman Empire. 48^' Three Addrtoises on Subjects connected with the Lord's Supper! by rey. C. Watson. 487, Devout Breathings of a Pious Soul t by rev. John^ Brown. 488, The Power of Religion t by Robert Maolaurln. 48B, An Address to Friends and Enemies of Bible and MIsslbnanr Societies t by John Ritchie. 490, Letters of Ff Ith : b^ Samuel Dave. 491, An Atppeal to the Temt>«rate, "on the Vice of In- . temperance: bySainuelNott, Jun. 492, The Dairyman's Di^Mitar. 498; Faith ProiM>led^ aildFaarB Prevented, flromapro- i p«rVIS# of AfflMdn is Qod*sRod. 494, Visits to the Llverian Museum. 49S^ Saeramettlftl Baierieiseai by Jfbia Earle, D. p. 4$6i Grace abonildftt|r to i^ ohMf df SiknNini : by John ■ '. . .B$inyait. ""'■' "^ *^''^- ' 487, An Attempt towards the Improvement of Rellgioua •? Fblfowsfaip. 496, Seleot Tractf . 480, nii If |Unr#, ^ower. Deceit, and J^nsvalenQyofthe ,.f> Btfiuib^araiiflttdwelUiigSfaiift^^ ^- Olvebi ^D.D. ^ • -:^^' ■ "''■^- ■' (KN^ Aa Alarm to I7nnooDv#ted Slmiers, in aij^Blwious ^ Treatise: by Joseph Alleine. w 001, Semons to Young Women: by JailNa Fordyee,/).D. 50S; ChristiaiilNrectlons ; shewing how to walk with Ctod all the Day long. fiO a, Tho Recorder, Fo# 18^. THE National School Magaaine : in 8 vols. 004, ' gr'^^-----^*«-^'^^^'^?:, ■ >■' ^.