Time's Telescope for 1323 noticed, 39
Translations of the Holy Scriptures, ac-
count of, 663.

Tripp, Captain, of Gibraltar, memoir
of, 77, 144

Tornado, description of the, 523
Townley, Rev. J., his remarks on the cir-
culation of the Holy Scriptures, and
the Papal Bulls against Bible Societies,
662, 728

Tupinambas, a savage tribe in Brazil, ac
count of, 241

Valton, Rev. J., letter from, to a religi-
ous Society, which was agitated by
some unhappy dissensions, 668
Van Diemen's Land. Letter from Mr.
Horton, at Hobart-Town, 329, 832-
835-account of the aboriginal
bitants of that colony, 832
VARIETIES.

VARIETIES continued.

invention in, 47- Watch, astro-
nomical one newly invented, 184-
Wheat, from Heshbon, 828.-Wood,
linen, &c. rendered incombustible,47
Vedahs, a race of savages in the interior
of Ceylon, account of, 45
Vitality, animal, remarkable instances of,

308

Aerolite, account of one said to have
fallen in Iceland, 48-Alarum, new-
ly invented, for the prevention of
burglaries, &c., 48-Barometer, a
cheap one, 282-Bees, denial
of the extraordinary tenacity of
life said to be possessed by them,
325-Classics, explanation of that
term, 326-Coltsfoot, remarkable
fact concerning the plant so called,
325--Glue manufactured from bones,
185-Gratitude, concise definition
of, 326-Iron, cast, test of its
strength and quality, 184-Libraries
for the use of apprentices, establish-
ed at New York, 185-Library of
his late Majesty George III. present-
ed by King George IV. to the British
nation, 184-Life-Preserver, account
of one newly invented, 47-Magnet,
experiments on the, by Captain
Scoresby, 185-by Sir H. Davy, 326
-Magnetism of the earth, 185-
Mathematical Tables, machine for
the calculation and printing of, 47
-Mice, preservation of grain and
other articles from being destroyed
by, 326- Moonlight, effects of,
828-Mushrooms, easy method of
trying their quality, 47-Parry,
Captain, account of his attempt to
reach the North Pole, 753-Per-
fumes as preventives of mouldiness,
326-Piers of cast iron, made on
the suspension principle, 184-
Plants cultivated in Britain, num-
ber of, 48-Sea-sickness, new reme-
dies for, 48-Sparrows, utility of,
326-Spikenard of the ancients,
description of, 48-Steel, elastic,
828-Stereotype printing plates, M.
Didot's method of casting, 185-
Sugar, a preservative of animal food,
47-Syria, account of a destructive
earthquake in, 115-Tanning, new

Warning to blasphemers, 739-to dis-
honest and profane persons, 671—to
drunkards, 237

Watch, astronomical, newly invented,
184

Water, description of its nature, 227
-the most healthy beverage, 602
Watson, Rev. R., his " Theological In-
stitutes" reviewed, 309, 372-his Ser-
mon on Job vii. 17.... 431, 512
Week day services of religion not to be
neglected, 800

Wesley, Rev. J., anecdote of, 63, 64—
his opinion on the doctrine of the Wit-
ness of the SPIRIT, 35-vindication of
that opinion, 156, 299, 301-his rules
for congregational singing, 809
Wesley, Rev. C., his Hymn for Mission-
aries while at sea, 634

Wesley, Mrs. Sarah, relict of the Rev.
C. Wesley, obituary and memoir of,
133, 506

Wesleyan-Methodist Missionary Society,
increased income of, 130-public meet-
ing of, 397-411. For intelligence from
its Missionaries, see MISSIONARY
NOTICES.

WESLEYAN-METHODIST, The; a Series
of Papers.

No. VII. Letter from Dr. Clarke on
the General Chapel Fund, 20
No. VIII. Vindication of a Passage in
Mr. Wesley's Sermon on the Wit-
ness of the SPIrit, 156

No. IX. Correspondence, &c., on the
Witness of the Spirit :-. Letter
from Clericus: 2. Reply to Clericus;
3. Observations on a Second Letter
from Euphronius, 294

No. X. Remarks on a second letter
from Clericns, on the Witness of
the SPIRIT, 586

No. XI. On the neglect of the week-
day services of religion, 800

West Africa. Letter from Mr. Morgan
at St. Mary's, 331-from ditto, River
Gambia, 691-from Mr. Huddlestone
at Sierra-Leone, 547, 620-irom Mr.
Lane, River Gambia, 548

West Indies. Remarks of the Rev. T.
Jackson, on the Wesleyan Mission to
the Negroes, 214-account of Mr.
Brownell's Missionary labours and
sufferings there, 1, 68, 137-letter
from Mr. Catts at Dominica, 52,
623, 624-from Mr. Nelson at St.
Vincent's, 53-journal of ditto, 334
-from Mr. Truscott at Tortola, 54
-from Messrs. Whitehouse, Brown,
Pennock, and Hyde, at Antigua,
54-from Mr. Rutledge at New Pro-
vidence, Bahamas, 55-from Mr.
Duncan at Morant-Bay, Jamaica, 118
-from Mr. Ratcliffe at Montego Bay,
119-from ditto at Jamaica, 693, 767
-from Mr. Smedley at Tobago, 119-
from Mr. Janion at Montserrat, 120,
192, 336-journal of Mr. Whitehouse,
at Antigua, 193-letter from Mr.
Parkin at St. Eustatia, 194-letter
from Mr. Hyde at Parham, Antigua,
265-from ditto at Montserrat, 694-
696, 768-from Mr. Morgan at St
Christopher's, 266-from Mr. Ffrench
at St. Bartholomew's, 266-journal of
Mr. Hyde at Parham, 333-letter from
Messrs. Fletcher, Murray, and Ste-
phenson, at Barbadoes, 336-from Mr.
Goy at Grenada, 482-from Mr.
Preçoir, St. Domingo, 621, 838-840
from Mr. Shrewsbury at Barbadoes,
696 from Messrs. Nelson and Ste-
phenson at Tobago, 696, 766-from
Mr. Stephenson at ditto, 765, 838-
from Messrs. White and Grimshaw at
Nevis, 765-from Mr. Horne at King-
ston, Jamaica, 767—from Mr. Wilson,
New Providence, 837-official extract
from the St. Christopher's Gazette, on
the right of negro-slaves to marriage,
195-extract from the Second Report
of the Committee of the Wesleyan
Sunday-School Institution at Parham,
Antigua, 332
Wheat increase of, 28-from Heshbon,
described, 828

Whitelamb, Rev. Mr., anecdote of, 15, 16
Whitley, Mr. Francis, of Bingley, memoir
of, by the Rev. T. Stanley, 495
Widows, burning of, in India, proceedings
of a County-Meeting held at Bedford
on the subject of preventing the, 442
-number of immolations in several
years, 443-account of an immolation
at Hourah, 541

Wilberforce, Wm., Esq., his speech at the
anniversary of the Wesleyan-Metho-
dist Missionary Society, 404-ditto at
the anniversary of the British and Fo-
reign Bible Society, 536
Wilderspin, Mr. S., his "Account of the
Spitalfields Infant - School" noticed,

251

Will, freedom of, 450
Williams, William, Esq., his speech at
the anniversary of the Wesleyan-Me-
thodist Missionary Society, 407
Wisdom of the world described, 8-11
Wisdom of God, in delaying for a time the
revelation of the Gospel, 11

Witness of the SPIRIT, 16, 17, 33, 156-

159, 294-296, 586. See also HOLY
SPIRIT.

Wolf, Mr., his proceedings at Jerusalem
and Aleppo in endeavouring to convert
the Jews, 389-his account of the pre-
sent state of the Jews at Jerusalem,

REV. A. CLARKE, LL.D. &c.
(a second and more finished portrait.)