upon Christianity, ib. His obser-
vations on the success of Trinitari-
anism, 541. On the atonement, ib,
Inconsistency of the system of Sa.
tisfaction, 542. His remarks on
the hypothesis of two natures in
Christ, 543. The identity of Chris-
tian and Heathen Polytheism, ib.
Account of, from the Edinburgh
Magazine, 575. List of his publi-
cations, (note,)
R. B.'s paraphrase of lines from a
tragedy of Seneca's, 479, 480. His
translation of an epigram by Seneca
in exile,
Recantation of Daniel Scargill, be-
fore the University of Cambridge,
1669,
Receipts of religious charities, 1822, 426
Rees, Dr. Thomas, his history of
some of Rammohun Roy's Christian
works,
Quakers and Unitarians, Eclectic
Review on, 96. On the controversy
between,
Quakers, spirit of religious inquiry
amongst the, 95. Their petition
for the abolition of slavery,
Quakers' yearly epistle, 1823, 405.
Remarks on the, 467. History of
the,
Quarterly Review, liberal theological
concessions in,
Questions in Political Economy, Po-
litics, Morals, Metaphysics, Polite
Literature, and other Branches of
Knowledge, &c., reviewed,
RAMMOHUN ROY: Controversy be-
tween the Bramuns and Missiona-
ries, 433. Correspondence with
the Editor relating to, 439. Ou
the character and abilities of, 440.
Defence of, 441. His Precepts of
Jesus the Guide to Peace and Hap-
piness, reviewed, 473, 540. His
Final Appeal to the Christian Pub-
lic, in Defence of the Precepts of
Jesus, reviewed, ib. History of
some of his Christian works, 473,
Ou Dr. Marshman's confined theo-
logical information, (note,) 474.
His appeal to the candour of Indi-
an readers on the ground of his
being engaged in self-defence, 475.
His laudable proposal to the Mis-
sionaries, 476. His confutation of
the charge of presumption and vin-
dication of the true method of reli-
gious research, 477. His testimony
to the English Government, 479.
On the principles and mental habits
of the Hindoos, 540. Ilis eulogium
Religious conversation, duty of,
Reflections on the commencement of
the year 1823,
Register of births at Dr. Williams's
Library, on, 33,
Religious differences, the good ends
to be answered by,
Religious edifices, proposal with re-
Religious inquiry amongst Quakers,
state of,
Religious intrepidity exemplified in
Dr. Kennicott, and in the Rev.
George Walker, of Nottingham,
RELIGIOUS INtelligence, 60, 120,
181, 245, 302, 362, 415, 482, 552,
607, 673,
Religious persecutions, on,
Religious Prejudices, extract from the
Rev. Hugh Worthington's discourse
Religious truths, examination of,
Remarks on two mysterious doctrines
of Dr. Priestley and Dr. Southwood
Smith, 339,
Remission of sins, on the, 142, 262,
294,
Resignation of a Scots clergyman
from conscience, 427,
Revealed Religion, remarks on the
"Dissertation" of Thomas Erskine,
Esq., on the Internal Evidence of, 150
REVIEW, 163, 238, 470, 537, 593,
Revue Encyclopédique, extracts from,
Ricardo, David, Esq., M. P., obituary
of,
Roberts, Rev. Dr., obituary of,
Rogers, Lieutenant Stephen, obituary
of,
Rogers, the late Mrs. Mary, devo-
tional poem by,
Ross, Captain, on his rejected com-
R. T.'s essay on religious persecu-
tions,
Scriptural and Calvinistic phraseolo-
gy, on,
Scripture, remarks on passages of,
SELECT NOTICES OF FOREIGN LITERA-
TURE, 105,
Rumbold, Lady, obituary of,
Russia, extract of a letter from Bailat-
zeck, in the Ukraine,
RUSTICUS' view of the origin of evil,
RUTT, Mr, on the character of the
late Mr. Lewin, 235. His notice
of Gilbert Wakefield, 236. On
Negro Slavery, 281. His defence
of Mr. Cooper, ib. His animad-
versions on Mr. Bright, 282-285.
His strictures on Innes's Sermon
at New Salters' Hall, 326.
some anonymous letters, 467. His
account of Mr. Faydit and Dr Col-
lett, 649. On the Collet family,
Self-taught knowledge of the Greek
Testament proposed,
Self-valuation, notable instance of,
Seneca's, paraphrase of lines from a
tragedy of, 479, 480. Translation
of an epigram by, in exile,
Shakers, visit to the settlement of
the American sect of the,
Shirreff, Rev. William, his secession
S.'s remarks on the "Dissertation"
of Thomas Erskine, Esq., Advocate,
"on the Internal Evidence of Re-
vealed Religion," 150. His ac-
count of the anniversary of the
opening of the Unitarian Meeting-
house, Moor Lane, Bolton,
Sacrifices, an essay on the nature and
design of, under the Mosaic law,
270, 332, 372,
Smith's, Dr. J. P., Discourse on the
Sacrifice of Christ, extracts from,
374,
Smith, Dr. Southwood, remarks on a
mysterions doctrine of, 339,
Society for the Relief of Evangelical
Dissenting Ministers, formation of
the,
Solly, Mr. John, obituary of,
Salford, Manchester, meeting of Bible
Somerset and Dorset Unitarian Asso-
ciation Half-yearly Meeting, 182,
246,
Southern Unitarian Tract and Uni-
tarian Fund Societies, Anniversary
of the, 182,
Southwark Unitarian Chapel Anni-
Spain, public affairs, &c. of,
Scargill, Daniel, public and humili-
ating recantation of, before the
University of Cambridge, 1669,
Scotland, example of the effect of a
pious and resident clergy in the
Spencer, Rev. Dr, obituary of,
SPURRELL, Mr., on Divine foreknow-
ledge and man's free agency,
Stamford Street, Blackfriars' Road,
new chapel in, 419, 566. Opening
of, 607. Description of,
Stanhope's, Colonel, letter to the
Duke of Gloucester, on the state of
Slavery in British India,
T.'s translation of a song of exhorta-
tion and consolation to the Albi-
genses, by Tomiers, a Troubadour
poet,
Talbot, Rev. Charles, obituary of,
Taylor, Mr. Charles, obituary of,
TAYLOR, Mr. E., on the Eastern
Unitarian Society Anniversary,
312,
T. D.'s account of the old Presby-
terian Meeting-house at Alcester,
Warwickshire, and a list of minis.
ters,
Tenterden District Unitarian Christian
Association, first meeting of the,
Tertullian's Apology, the divinity of
Christ, from,
Test and Corporation Acts, minister's
salary dependent on,
T. F. B. on the remission of sins, 142,
262. On individual contributions
to public improvement, 330. His
argument in favour of the Greek
accents,
Thomas, the Rev. Thomas, obituary
of,
Trowbridge congregational meeting
relative to Mr. Gisburne's sub-
scription,
Trowbridge Controversy, reviewed,
Truth, essay on, 212, 265. Instruc-
tive reflections upon the subject
Turkey, public affairs of,
Turner, the late Rev. Henry, lines
suggested by a sermon of, 102.
His Essay on the nature and de-
sign of sacrifices under the Mosaic
law, and the influence which Jew-
ish ideas and language concerning
them had upon the language of
the New Testament, 270, 332, 372,
460. Review of his Sermons, pub-
lished at the request of the younger
Members of the Church of Unita-
rian Christians, in the High Pave-
ment, Nottingham, 470,
537
TURNER, Mr. W., Jun., his reply to
"Remarks on a Particular Provi-
dence," suggested by Mrs. Cappe's
Memoirs,
T. W. H. on the Sussex Unitarian
Association Anniversary,
Wife, precept for the choice of a,
Wilford, Lieutenant-Colonel, obituary
Wilks, Mr., his speech before the Pro-
testant Society for the Protection of
Religious Liberty,
Williams's, Dr., Library, on register
of births ai, 33,
Williamson, Dr., his reprobation of
slavery,
Willington, Delamere Forest, Che-
shire, laying the first stone of a new
Unitarian Chapel at, 311. Opening
of,
Willis, Mr. John, some account of,
Winchester, Rev. Elhanan, and Dr.
Priestley, on the intercourse be.
tween, 41. Their first introduc-
tion,
Winn, Sir Rowland, his baronial bos-
pitality, 165. Anecdote of, 166.
Death of,
Winstanley, Rev. Dr., obituary of,
Winter, Rev. John, obituary of,
W. J.'s explanation of Mark ii. 18-
22,
WOOD, Mr., on the Southwark Unita-
rian Chapel Anniversary,
Wood, Mr. Abram, obituary of,
WORSLEY, Mr., on some passages in
his Lectures on Nonconformity,
Worthington, the late Rev. Hugh, re-
marks on his Sermons,
WRIGHT, Mr., on the congregational
resolutions relative to Mr. Gis-
burne's subscription, 180. Prepo-
sal of a testimony of respect to,
292. His speech at the Unitarian
Fund Anniversary, 304. His Re-
view of Mr. B. Kent's "Familiar
Dialogue between a Calvinist, a
Socinian, and an Infidel," 546.
His reply to Mrs. Mary Hughes's
strictures on his tract on the Pro-
digal Son,
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