punishment not corrective, 545, 6;
author's reasoning from the supposition of
a gradation of deserl in good and in
wicked men, 547, 8, 9; his definition of
Divine justice, 550 ; on the doctrine of
election, 551, et seq. ; suggestions to
those who waver in their belief of uni.
versal restoration, 553, 4; indefensi.
ble treatment of the language of Scrip-
ture by theorists, 555, et seq. ; certain
Scripture terms examined, with re-
marks on the plain meaning of Scrip-
tural statements, ib.; on the words
hell and Satan, 562; the doctrine of
universal restoration irreconcilable
with even the indirect intimations of
Scripture in regard to future punish-

ment, ib.
Smoke, valley of, in Iceland, 256
Snorro Sturluston's hot baths, 255, 6
Snow's reply to the Rev. J. Simons,

243, et seq. ; his reasons for recommending
a perusal of Mr. Simons's letter, 243;
on the union betroeon Christ and his
Church, 244 ; on justificalion and sancti-

fication, &c. ib.
Societies, friendly, Mr. Courtenay's propo.

sition for the encouragement of, 440
Sonio people, account of them, 457
Soorajees, Turkish post boys, their rapid

mode of travelling, 101, 2
South Africa, Latrobe's missionary visit

to, 401, et seq.
Spence's introduction to Entomology,

see Kirby
Slanzas on a sick child, 485
Subjects, interesting, Campbell's ser-

mons on, 70, 1
Sulphur mountain in Iceland described,

178,9
Summary view of the report and evidence

relative to the poor laws, published by
order of the House of Commons, 202,

et seq. :
Sunday, Icelandic mode of spending it, 175
Surtshallir, cavern of, ils beautiful appear.

ance, 958
Surturbrand, or mineralized wood, 190 ;

extensive bed of, 253, 4

Valley of Smoke, 256
Vaux's domestic pleasures, 61,2
Vaux's life of Anthony Benezet, 367, et

seg. Benezet's thoughts on education, 368,
9; on the intellectual powers of the
Blacks, 369, 70; mis-statement in re-
gard to the aid derived from Benezet
by Mr. Clarkson, in his efforts to pro-
cure the abolition of the slave trade,
370; his benevolence to a poor widow in

America during the war, 372
Venning's, Mr. visit to the Russian prisons

of Petersburgh anc Moscoro, 90, 1
Versions, Cherpilloud's book of, 61, %
Vestries, select, 435, et seg.
Virginian slave, contrasted wilh the English

labourer, 35, 6

Ward's reformation from popery comme-

morated, 275, et seq.; Mr. Eustace's
real opinion of the Ilalians unfavourable,
278; author's exhibition of the principles
of the Reformation, ib.; serious reflec-
tions on the changes connected with the

ensuing century, 279
Watson's dissertations, 458, et seg.; au.

thor's definition of true and false religion,
461; his remarks on faith, as essential to
salvatiori, 462, 3; on the inutility of
preaching dark doctrines, 463, 4; his in-
consistency, 464, 5; sudden conversion
declared to be a gross imposition, 465;
his opinion of worldly amusements, 465, 6;
estimate of the author's religious opi.

nions, 467
Wilson on the person of Christ, 373, et

seq. ; religious opinion sometimes founded
upon defeclive evidence, 374 ; defects in
the writer's reasoning, 375; on the
testimony of the New Testament to the
person of Christ, 376; subjects of the
present work, 377; Unitarian hypothesis
of the poverly of Jesus Christ examined

and exposed, 377, 8
Woodland life, ils physical effects exhibited

Temple, Jewish, the design and nature of, 351
Termites, account of the first establishment

of a colony of, 118, 9
Thingvalla, plain of, the supreme court

of justice in Iceland, 25; its destruc-

tion by an earthquake, ib.
Thorlaksun, the Icelandic translator of

Milton, 176
Thornton on the best means of promo-

ting the spread of Divine truth, 71
Thorolf's court of justice, 194 ; stone of

sacrifice, ib.

er in the complexion of the American back

wood's man, 41
Wretchedness, cases of extreme, in the

Off-islands of Scilly, 496, et seq.
Yellala, cataract of, 521

Zaire and Niger, answer to some objec-

tions to their identity, 450
Zerni George, bis origin and elevation,

100
Zezideès, a people who deprecate the

devil, 234, et seq.

ERRATA IN VOL. X.

Page 311, line 9 from top, for it is, read these are.

471, line 9 from bottom for latter, read former.
557, line 10 from bottom for lenon, read erron.

7 from top, for EXEev, read ex aty.
7 from top, for σοσηκουσα, τead προσηκουσα.

8 from top, for OYNIOTE, read OTTIOTE.
563, line 2 for profession, rend possession.
565, line 3 from bottom for ouYSELS, read OUVEOIS.

8 from bottom for γραφες τα, read γραφεντα.

14 from bottom for ans, read 7150
568 line 2 for Cæsraea, read Cæsarea.