and thought we should get much credit for sacrificing our own judgment and inclination to what we supposed to be the general wish. But straightway we received eight or nine letters of expostulation, besides personal rebukes, for making away with the old gentleman. However, the deed is done; and we could not resuscitate him without exposing our. selves to the cross fire of the other phalanx. We thank our correspondents for their favourable opinion of our uncle, whose principles survive in our pages, though he is gone.

We have to request the indulgence of some who expected private replies to letters addressed to us. The heavy pressure of literary employ. ment has compelled us to neglect, and almost wholly to drop, the most endeared private correspondents, the intercourse with whom formed one of the solaces of life; and some of whom will only learn by this public announcement the cause of a silence apparently most unkind. We pray them, and all our friends, to accept the explanation in the spirit of Christian sympathy, and to bear with us.

We have received-For the Irish Schools in St. Giles', from B. H. 21. 10s. F. M. 21. T. H. 11. Three Friends at Lyme Regis, 101. 88. Friends at Charmouth, 2l. 12s. Y. J. 10l. Countess Don of Rosse, 70%.

For ditto, with Dispensary, from Miss A. Scrivens, 17. Mary J. 51. For Achill, from Miss A. Scrivens, 17. O. A. 21. Mrs. Isgar, 51. For the Tuam Diocesan Society-A Friend, by Miss Foster, 21. Miss A. Scrivens, ll.

For Irish poor, from T. E. M. 51. This will be applied to continue an allowance of milk and bread to a very aged man, of ninety-five, who has been thus supported for above four years; and a few other most interesting cases. We are exceedingly obliged for the supply; and will give any particulars, if J. E. M. will furnish an address.

We have received for the Irish Clergy also the following sums :

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172, Fleet-street, Feb. 1836.

R. B. SEELEY and W. BURNSIDE hope shortly to publish :

1.

OTES of a VISIT TO HAITI. By a CLERGYMAN of the Established

NoChurch. In foolscap octavo. With Engravings.

II.

REMAINS, ESSAYS, and LETTERS of the late REV. THOMAS CHARLES, of Bala. In one volume, twelves.

A FAMILY LITURGY; being a Course of Prayers for a Christian Family, in a Liturgical form. By the Rev. R. WALDO SIBTHOrp, B. D., fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford.

IV.

THE SOLACE of SONG: Pieces written during a Residence in Italy. By a CLERGYMAN OF THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. In octavo, with Engravings.

V.

A new Edition of ESSAYS ON THE CHURCH. BY LAICUS. In foolscap octavo, price 3s. Ed. in cloth.

VI.

A TREATISE on the PERSON and OFFICES of the HOLY SPIRIT. By the Rev. JOSEPH WILSON, M.A., Vicar of Laxton.

VII.

A New Edition of the Rev. THOMAS JONES'S JONAH; or Various Views of Human Nature. In foolscap octavo, price 3s. 6d. in cloth.

VIII.

of the

A Treatise on the STUDY and INTERPRETATION PROPHECIES OF SCRIPTURE. By the Rev. J. W. BROOKS, M. A., Vicar of Retford, Notts.

IX.

A New Edition of AIDS TO DEVELOPEMENT. In One Volume, twelves, in cloth.

X.

A New Edition of the CHURCH CATECHISM ILLUSTRATED. By JOSHUA DIXON. In 18mo. price 3s. in cloth.

XI.

A new Edition of FARMER GOODALL AND HIS FRIEND. By the Author of "The Week."

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R. B. SEELEY and W. BURNSIDE have lately published

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FEW WORDS ON THE EIGHTIETH PSALM; with reference to the Irish Church. By CHARLOTTE Elizabeth. In foolscap 8vo. price 8d.

A NEW EDITION of the Rev. W. YATE'S ACCOUNT of NEW ZEALAND. In post 8vo. with Plates, price 10s. 6d. cloth.

POEMS OF A TRAVELLER,

111.

By the Rev. JOHN HARTLEY, M. A., Author of "Researches in Greece." In foolscap 8vo., price 38. in cloth.

IV.

A POPULAR VIEW OF ATHEISM. By JAMES DAVIES. In One Volume, foolscap octavo, price 2s. 6d. in cloth.

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THE GOSPEL OF THE OLD TESTAMENT; an Explanation of the Types and Figures by which Christ was exhibited under the Legal Dispensation. Re-written from the original Work of SAMUEL MATHER; By the Author of 'the Listener,' &c. In two volumes, twelves. Price 9s. in cloth.

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The MISSIONARY PSALMIST; A new collection of Hymns on Missionary Topics. In 32mo., price 2s. 6d. in silk.

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"The book of the season, as far as America is concern, is unquestionably that of Mr. Latrobe."-Quarterly Review, September.

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EDITED BY THE REV. E. BICKERSTETH.

JUST PUBLISHED.

THE TESTIMONY OF THE REFORMERS:

Selected from the Writings of Jewell, Cranmer, Bradford, Ridley,
Becon, Philpot, &c.

With Preliminary Remarks on the Growth of Popery,
BY THE REV. E. BICKERSTETH.

One vol., price 6s. in cloth.

VOLUMES PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED.

LUTHER.

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BY THE REV. JOHN SCOTT M.A., OF HULL.
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PAYSON.

THE LIFE OF THE REV. EDWARD PAYSON, D.D.,
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LIFE OF CHRIST.

A HARMONY OF THE GOSPELS,

On the system of the Rev. E. Greswell; with Reflections from Doddridge:
EDITED BY THE REV. E. BICKERSTETH.
With Maps, price 6s. in cloth.

SERLE.

THE CHRISTIAN REMEMBRANCER,
With Selections from the other Writings of Ambrose Serle :
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LEGH RICHMOND.

THE LIFE OF THE REV. LEGH RICHMOND, M.A.: BY THE REV. T. S. GRIMSHAWE, M.A.

Portrait, price 6s. in cloth.

PASCAL AND ADAMS.

THE THOUGHTS ON RELIGION OF B. PASCAL;

AND THE

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