Select List of Recent Publications [pp. 305-308]

Select List of Recent Publications.
SERMONS AND ADDRESSES.
The Pleasures of Luxury unfavourable to the exercise of Christian Benevo lence. Preached in the South Church, Boston. By Rev. John J. C. Hopkins.
Religion the only safe-guard of National Prosperity. Preached in Trinity
Church, Boston. By Rev. John H. Hopkins.
Spruce Street Lectures. No. 3. The Use of the Means of Grace. By Rev.
Dr. S. B. How, of Carlisle. No. 4. On Church Discipline. By Rev. Alexander
M'Farlane, of Carlisle. Philadelphia.
Baccalaureate Address, pronounced on the Sixth Anniversary Commence.
ment of the University of Nashville, October 5th, 1831. By Philip Lindsly.
pp. 38.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Essay on the application of Abstract Reasoning to the Christian Doctrine.
By the author of the Natural History of Enthusiasm. Boston. pp. 163.
Saturday Evening. By the same author. Boston. pp. 340.
Works of Paley, in 1 vol. Philadelphia.
Family Library, No. 27. Palestine, or the Holy Land. By Rev. Michael
Russell, LL. D.
The Book of Private Devotion. A series of Prayers and Meditations chiefly
taken from the Works of Hannah More. New York.
Moral and Religious Gleanings; or Interesting Stories. Compiled from various authors. By Thomas Latimer. Philadelphia.
On Political Economy, in connexion with the moral state and moral prospects of Society. By Dr. Chalmers. pp. 566. Glasgow.
The Seven Apocalyptic Churches. By Charles Macfarlane. With etchings.
London.
A Treatise on the Happiness arising from the exercise of the Christian
Faith. By O. Blewett, Esq. London.
The Christian Philosopher. By Win. Martin. London.
The Records of a Good Man's Life. By Rev. Charles B. Tayler, author of
'May you like it.' London.
Christian Library. The Travels of True Godliness. By the Rev. Benjamin Heatch. Revised and improved, with Notes and a Memoir, by Howard
Malcom. Boston.
Remarks on the Moral and Religious Character of the United States of
America, supported by numerous extracts from the best authorities. London,
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