The Nature, Manner and Extent of Gospel Salvation, a Sermon, delivered before the First Annual Meeting of the General Association of the Unitarians of Scotland; with an Address, explaining the Objects of the Association, by T. S. SMITH-IS A Vindication of Unitarianism in Reply to Mr. Wardlaw's Discourses on the Socinian Controversy.-6s.

The Duty and manner of deciding the more Important Religi ous Controversies.-4d."

By T. SOUTHWOOD SMITII.

An Address explaining the Objects of the Scotish Unitarian Christian Association; with a Sermon on Gospel Salvation, by JAMES YATES, M. A.-15.

The Incompatability of the Doctrine of the Trinity with that of the Divine Unity.-9d.

An Appeal, &c. in behalf of Unitarian Christians, being a Reply to a Manager of the Falkirk Charity School, and to the Editor of the Edinburgh Christian Instructor.-3s. Illustrations of the Divine Government, tending to show that every thing is under the direction of Infinite Wisdom and Goodness, and will terminate in the production of Universal Purity and Happiness.―6s.

By JOHN GRUNDY,

Christianity an Intellectual and Individual Religion, a Sermon. Evangelical Christianity considered, and shown to be synonimous with Unitarianism, in a Course of Lectures on some of the most controverted points of Christian Doctrine, addressed to Trinitarians. 2 vols.--24s.

By W. J. Fox.

*The Comparative tendency of Unitarianism and Calvinism, to promote Love to God and Love to Man, a Sermon preached

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A Sermon on Free Inquiry in Matters of Religion.-1s.

* A Reply to Popular Objections against Unitarianism.

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Questions to Trinitarians —ld.

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Published on the First Day of every month, price 1s. 6d. by Sherwood & Co. Paternoster Row, London, THE MONTH. LY REPOSITORY of Theology and General Literature; Devoted To Free Inquiry, To Sacred Learning, And To Religious Liberty. Ten Volumes of this Work are now completed, the last Eight of which, and some numbers of Vols. 1st and 2d may be had of the Publishers.

Also was Published on the 1st February, 1815, by Sherwood & Co. to be continued Monthly, price Sixpence, No. 1, of THE CHRISTIAN REFORMER; or New Evangelical Miscellany. By the Editor of the Monthly Repository of Theology and General Literature. The Object of the Christian Reformer agrees with its name: it is designed, under the blessing of Providence, to promote scriptural inquiry, religious liberty, ard the Reformation of Christianity. Its size and price are accommodated to readers and purchasers in humble life, and the contents are studiously adapted to such Christians as are unlearned, but at the same time are diligent searchers after divine Truth.

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