scription is fixed at one guinea per annum for ordinary mem-
bers, and the last Monday in March is appointed for the annu-
al general meeting of the society.

EDITORS' NOTE.

We have received an obituary notice of the late Hon. Samuel Dexter,
and regret that it came too late for this number. We shall give it a
ready insertion in our next.

CATALOGUE,

OF NEW PUBLICATIONS IN THE UNITED STATES.

FOR JUNE, 1810.

Sunt bona, sunt quaedam mediocria, sunt mala plura. Mart.

NEW WORKS.

*Ten Hints addressed to wise men; concerning the dispute which
ended, on Nov. 8, 1809, in the dismission of Mr. Jackson, the British
Minister to the United States. Boston; John Eliot, pp 115 8vo.

* Two Dissertations-First, The Nature and Constitution of the Law,
which was given to Adam in Paradise ; designed to shew what was the
effect of the disobedience-Second, The scene of Christ in the Garden
of Gethsemane; designed to shew the nature of the Cup, which he
prayed might pass from him. By David Sanford, A. м. pastor of a church
in Medway, Massachusetts Boston; Farrand, Mallory and Co.

* An Account of the Rise, Progress, and present State of the Boston
Female Asylum, together with the Act of Incorporation; also, the Bye-
Laws, and Rules and Regulations, adopted by the Board of Managers.
Boston; Russell and Cutler.

* A Discourse delivered at the Funeral of the Rev. David Sanford,
A. M. late pastor of the second church in Medway, who died April 7th,
1810, aetatis 73 By Nathaniel Emmons, D. D. pastor of the Church in
Franklin. Boston; Farrand, Mallory and Co.

*

Report from the Secretary of the Treasury, on the subject of Ame-
rican Manufactures, prepared in obedience to resolution of the House
of Representatives, April 19, 1810, Referred to Mr. Macon, Mr. Pitkin,
Mr. Fisk, and Mr. Clopton. Boston; John Eliot, jun.

*A Sermon preached April 27th, 1810, at the Ordination of the Rev.
Seth F. Swift, to the pastoral care of the second Congregational Church
in Nantucket. By John Simpkins, A. м. pastor of the church in Brew-
ster. Published at the request of the hearers. Boston; John Eliot, jr.
A Discourse delivered in Wethersfield, at the Funeral of the Hon.
John Chester, Esq. who died Nov. 4, 1809, in the 61st year of his age. By
John Marsh, D. D. pastor of the first church in Wethersfield. Published
by the request of the bereaved family. Hartford; Hudson and Good-
win.

* Sermon preached before his Excellency the Governour, and the Ho-
nourable Legislature of the State of Connecticut, convened at Hartford,

Such books, pamphlets, etc, as are designated by this mark (*) may be found at the Bos
ton Athenaeum.

on the Anniversary Election, May 10, 1810. By John Eliot, A. M. pastor
of a church in Guilford. Hartford; Hudson and Goodwin.

* An Essay on the Establishment of a Chancery Jurisdiction in Mas-
sachusetts. Boston; Farrand, Mallory and Co.

* A Sermon preached at Boston, before his Excellency Christopher
Gore, Governour, his Honour David Cobb, Lieutenant Governour, the
Council and Legislature, upon the Annual Election, May 30, 1810.—By
Elijah Parish, DD pastor of the church in Byfield. Boston; printed
by subscription.

An Address, delivered before the Massachusetts Charitable Fire
Society, June 1. By James Richardson. Boston; Russell and Cutler.

A Sermon delivered before the Massachusetts Missionary Society,
at their eleventh annual meeting in Boston, May 29, 1810. By Jacob
Norton, A. M. Pastor of the first church in Weymouth. To which is
added, an Appendix, containing some Observations on the character of
Antichrist, drawn up by the Hon. Richard Cranch, Esq. A. A. S. Boston;
Lincoln and Edmands.

*The Opinion of Judge Cooper on the Effect of a Sentence of a Fo-
reign Court of Admiralty Published with his permission, by Alex. Jas.
Dallas New York; R. M'Dermot.

*Papers for 1810, communicated to the Massachusetts Society for
promoting Agriculture. Published by the Trustees. Boston; Russell
and Cutler.

*The Simplicity that is in Christ, and the danger of its being corrupt-
ed. A Sermon preached in Boston, at the annual convention of the
Congregational Ministers of Massachusetts, May 31, 1810. 8vo. pp. 38.
John Eliot, jr.

NEW EDITIONS.

* Sermons on various subjects, evangelical, devotional and practical,
adapted to the promotion of Christian Piety, Family Religion, and Youth-
ful Virtue. By Joseph Lathrop, D. D. pastor of the first church in West-
Springfield. Second edition. 5 vols. 8vo.

*An Exposition of the conduct of France towards America, illustrat-
ed by cases decided in the Council of Prizes in Paris. By Lewis Gold-
smith, Notary Publick, author of Mr. D'Hauterieve's "Etat de la France
a la Fin de l'an 3. New York; E. Sargeant.

An Explanation of the Conduct of France towards America. New
York; E. Sargeant.

* The Lake of Killarney, in 2 vols. By Anna Maria Porter. Boston;
W. M'Ilhenney.

WORKS PROPOSED AND IN PRESS.

In press, and will be speedily published by Wm. M'Ilhenny, the fol-
lowing new novels, by celebrated authors, viz. The Scottish Chiefs, a
romance, by Miss Jane Porter, author of Thaddeus of Warsaw, and Re-
marks on Sidney's Aphorisms.-Tales of Real Life, forming a sequel to
Mrs. Edgeworth's Tales of Fashionable Life-The Wife, or Model for
Women, a tale by Mrs. Edgeworth.-The Libertine Husband, translat-
ed from the French of Madam de Stael Holstein, author of " Delphine,'
Corinna, &c.-The House of Osma and Almeria, or Convent of St. Ilde-
fonso, a tale, by Regina Maria Roche, author of the Children of the Ab-
bey, Discarded Son, &c.-Chevalier de Versenai, a novel, translated
from the French of Madam Cottin, author of Elizabeth, or the Exiles of
Siberia, &c. &c.

S. Etheridge, of Charlestown, proposes to publish by subscription,
Calmet's great Dictionary of the Bible. 4 vols. quarto.