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POETRY.

Hanlon Life, a Poem, in Fu, Pale, Co.
The Reign of Pinlanihropy 1 4-, The m11;4(1.4.4 IN. New
Ministry, a Poem, with eharacteriiticil Mae,. 410. 2i. 1;1
Palertme, a Poem in Wank Vero. Written fog Ilia
Prise at Ontwel, I. I bO3. 1,. Col.
Ulm aid Trafolvir, Is.
'Lime, a Poem. in I Volume, F4olscap Octavo, price rot.
in hoard,.

The Temple of Truth ; or, The beet Stucco of Reavon,
Phitrt.ophr, Virtue, aid ‘tora,s, analyticatly wrote-11
liand.otnely printed in Our latitz Volume, Octavo, price ht.
boards.

Basis of ScotIAA, Biblical Ivictiarea, and the Rural
C..lendar, with other Poems. Rr James Grahame. In Olig
Vohuge, Fou Octavo. price 7s. in board..
Tran-taatons from the Gurrk Anthology. with Tales and
other Miscellaneosii Poem, i in one elegant Volume, prat bvu.
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R ELIGION.

A Sermon flinched on the late Naval Vicente, in the raids
Church of Great Stanntove, Middlesex, Dec Si,
tee. A R.Chativet, LL. S. la.
A Sermon pteacheri in the Pari.,l of Winwick, Dec. 5.
►/u5, the late Naval Victory. ity Rev G. Hamby. Is.
TwiiStrGIOUS pr.acheil in the Cathedral at IV...elm:ter. on

the Sth D cember„ 1805; and tivv Ge..eral Fat, Feb e 6.
118(16. By Rev kl.Poulter, MA. 2s.
01%1.1.1i011 in Religion unfriendly to the ends of EAification
and Peace ; it. Consequence., and the .neans to check its Pio
gre-s. By J. Symonds B. D. is. 6d
Mitts for the Security of the Estabtivhed Church, humbly
addressed to his G: ace the Archbkhop of Cmt.i.niry Is.
Scripture Views of Strife amt Contention, exhibded in an
Essay 11;1011 Proverb:, c. xv.i s 14. 6'l.
Sereit.ins on Education, on Reflection, and on variolisath,r
Topics, from the German of ti. J. Zollikoff:r. By Rey. W.
Took. 2 rids 'lvo. 11. 12. _ _

Grate Disidayed; the Substance al a Samoa preached at
Scarborough January 26, 1806, on the occasion of the retell
lamented Death of Mts. Mary Hopper, who diTarted this life
the 16th January, aged 63. By S. Botturidev• Is.
Sermons preach,' to a Country Congreg by the Its
William Gilpin, M. A. Second Edition of the Fourth vol.
Wave, 7s. :n boasts.
Sermons,chiefiv designed to elucidate some of the Ladling
Doctrines of the Gospel- By the Rev. Edward Cooper, Rector
of fla.ordall Ridware, in the county of Staff •-•I, Ch uplaid ths
Right Hon. the Earl of Courrown, and late Fellow MAllSoul'a
College, Oxford.
A Sermon occasioned by the Death of the Rev. Abraham
Booth, preached in Little Prscot-street, Gmidman's Fields.
By James Dore; and a short Memoir of the decen-ed,
'lowed with the Address delivered at his Interne-it, in Mese
Pond. By Julia Billiton, 1).1). Aso. stitched. Ys.
Pastoral Admonitions; a Sermon, preached in Substance
at the Ordination of the Rev. Janice Cream, of Stoke. Ash,
Sifhalk, June :IN, 1805 Be Edward Meow, Pastor of the
Particu:ar Baptist Church, at Horsham, Suffolk, Ilso stiched.
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A Sermon preached at the Baptist Meeting-House, New-
lane, Lyrnington, on the 26th of February, 1806, heing a
d.y a,mointed for a General Fast. By J. Wilkinson, &,u.
stitched 6d.
The IVlicile Works of Bishop Hall; arranged and corrected,
with a New Life of the Author, and a Copious Index. By
Josiah Pratt, M.A. F.A.S. In demy Bvo. Bs. boards, or on
Whatniases royal paver, Vol. IV. to be completed in ten
volumes, published quarterly. 121.
Dialogues on the Doctrines and Duties of Christianity, in-
tended fur the instruction of the Young, and to lead thorn to
the ,tudy of rite Sacred Sciiptures. By Mr. John Jackson. In
two vo!s handsomely printed. 25s boards.
The Clergyman's Assistant, in the Discharge of P,tmehial
Dories, eveciallv those of a Private Nature. By J. Robinson,
M A. Vic>r of Flitton with Sil•De. Se. beards.

II n I •:n Various Subjetts, entracte.' from the ?saline. By
Rte Author M the &say on the Happiness of the Life to Cline.
Ss. Ad. _ .

Hints for the Security of the Established Church. Is.
A Sermon prev.cheit at the Anniversary Meeting of the
Sons of the Clergy, in the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, on
Thursday, May 5, 1805. By the Rev. Charles Barker, B.D.
F.A S Canon Residentiary of Wells, ■nd Chaplain in Ordi-
nal, to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. Is.
An Historical View of Christianity ; containing select Pas-
sages from Scripture, with a Commentary by the late Edward
Gibbon, Esg. and Notes by the late Lord Viscount Boling-
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