MISSIONS AMONG THE CHEROKEES. There are at this time twenty-one the Bible, and to write ; agriculture missionary stations among the In- is becoming a common occupation; dians in the United States, occu- civil law is established throughout pied by American Wesleyan mini• the nation; religious meetings have sters; and from all of them the re- been held, and numerously attend. ports are stated to be highly favour- ed; and above four hundred of able. The missions in the Chero- these perishing sheep in the wilderkee Nation have been signally suc- ness have been gathered into the cessful. About four years ago, the church of Christ, and now rejoice first Wesleyan Missionary visited with their White brethren in the that nation, computed to contain hope of their common rest. “ The fifteen thousand souls. The whole traveller on the highway," it is amount expended upon this mission, added, “ observing cottages rising during the four years, has not up, regular towns erecting, farms exceeded sixteen hundred dollars. opening, the Sabbath regularly obAnd what has been the result ? A served, and an almost total change part of the nation is now regularly in the character and habits of the supplied with preaching ; many people, asks with surprise, Whence children have been taught to read this revolution ?” RECEIPTS OF RELIGIOUS AND CHARITABLE SOCIETIES. HAVING brought another volume to its closing page, we conclude it with the following list of the last annual receipts of our religious and charitable societies; extracted, omitting fractions, from the Missionary Register. The compilers of this interesting and valuable document amply merit the thanks of the religious and benevolent part of the public, for the labour they have bestowed upon it. The Societies are arranged alphabetically, under suitable heads. ANTI-SLAVERY. African Institution L.14042 mammamm. L. 827 American Board Anti-Slavery 2933 American Baptist 2284 483 American Methodist Ladies'Negro-Children Education 1419 Ladies' Negro-Slave Relief 867 Baptist 12304 Slave Conversion 2909 Baptist (General). 1621 Church 45950 American 13492 958 British and Foreign 80240 Gospel Propagation (including Edinburgh 3146 government grant) 25218 Hibernian 5894 34603 Merchant. Seamen's 580 4455 Naval and Military 5369 10200 Wesleyan 45382 TRACT AND BOOK. American 7988 American Tract 6335 American Sunday School 2086 Church-of-England Tract 365 British and Foreign School 1879 French-and-Spanish Translation 538 Canada Education.com 1162 French Protestant 480 Irish Education(including govern Irish Tract and Book 3346 ment grant) 35962 Prayer-book and Homily 1827 Irish Sunday-School 2579 15002 Ladies' Hibernian Female School 1934 National 2285 British and Irish Ladies 1253 Newfoundland School 2019 Christian Knowledge 65139 Sunday-School 906 1876 Sunday-School Union 4695 7412 Irish Society of Dublin mancaman 1472 American 263 Irish Society of London 760 London 14457 Language Institution wammaren 608 Philo-Judæan 251 Port-of-London Seamen's 895 These items form a grand total, somewhat exceeding HALF A MILLION STERLING !-a munificent sum, in the aggregate ; but little, very little, MISSIONARY. BIBLE, EDUCATION. JEWS. compared with the resources of the nominally Christian world to contribute ; and still less, compared with the necessities of mankind. The sum, large as it may be thought, is the produce of the labours of a comparatively few individuals, many of them among " the poor of this world, rich in faith,” who have learned, by the blessed effects of the Gospel upon their own hearts, to pity the wants of their fellow-creatures, and to exert themselves for the supply of them; while the larger mass of society stand aloof, heedless of the pressing claims upon their country, and uninfluenced by that love of Christ which could constrain them to spend and be spent in the service of God, and for the best welfare of mankind. But we rejoice to observe that the work of Christian mercy still advances ; and that charitable and religious institutions are, by the blessing of God, conferring inestimable benefits upon the nations; and ushering in, we doubt not, that exalted day " when the kingdoms of the world shall become the kingdoms of our Lord and of his Christ; and he shall reign for ever and ever, King of kings and Lord of lords. Hallelujah! Amen." ECCLESIASTICAL PREFERMENTS. Rev. J. Greenwood, Gainscolne R. Ess. Right Rev. Dr. Murray, late Bp. of Rev. R. Lucas, Edith Weston R. Rutl. Sodor and Mann, to be Bp. of Rochester. Rev. W. Michell, Barwick R. Someset. Rev. E. Griffith, Prebend in St. David's Rev. J. Rudd, to Hallaughton Preb. in Cathedral. the Coll. Church of Southwell. Rev. H. Atlay, Casterton Magna R. Hon. and Rev.M.J. Stapleton, Tudley- with Pickworth annexed. cum-Capel V. and Mereworth K. Kent. Rev. J.Best, Kirby-on-Baine R. co.Lin. Rev. T. Symonds, Stanton Harcourt V. Rev. G. Bourke, Ardmire R. Ireland. Rev. A. A. Colvile, Midsummer Norton R. co. Devon. Rev. C. C. Clarke, St. Mary Magdalen Rev. A. Dallas, Yardley V. co. Herts. V. Oxford. Rev. J. Dornford, Moreton Pinkney P. Rev. G. P. Cosserat, St. Martin R. C. co. Northampton. Exeter co. Devon. Rev. W. T. Elton, Whitestaunton R. Rev. W. N. Darnell, Norham V. North Somerset. Durham. Rev. Howe, St. Pancras R. Rev. J. M. Edwards, Towyn V. co. Rev. T. Hulton, Gaywood R. Norfolk. Merioneth. Rev.C. Ingle, Strensall and Osbaldwick Rev. E. Evans, Llangranwg and LlanVV. co. York. dysilio Cogo V. co. Cardigan. Rev. E. Jacob, St. Pancras R. Chichest. Rev. W. S. Gilly, St. Marg. P. C. Dur. Rev. C. King, Witchampton R. Dorset. Rev. E. Homfray, Longdon P. C. Salop Rev. J. Mais, Tintern Parva R. Mon- Rev. R. W. Hutchins, East Bridgeford mouthshire. R. co. Notts, Rev. C. Scott, Stoke St. Gregory P.C. Rev.J.Landon, Bishop's Taunt. V. Dev. Somerset. Rev. F. Morrison, Corkamahide R. co. Rev. J. L. Stenhouse, Gosforth R. Limerick. Cumberland. Rev. H. Robinson, Gt. Warley R.Essex. Rev. E.J. Shepherd, Trostcliffe R. Kent. Rev. S. S. Rusby, Coton R. co. Camb. Rev. J. Shirley, Antingham St. Mary Rev. R. Ryland, Kilmolash R. co. Wat. R. Norfolk. Rev. J. W. Squire, Beacham. R.Bueks. Rev. H. Speke,East and West Dowlish Rev.W. Streatfield, East Ham V.Esses, RR. Somerset. Rev. D.T.Thomas, Clydan V.co. Pemb. Rev. C. V. H. Sumner, Farnborough Rev. H. F. Williams, Ardmire and R. Hants. Ballymacart VV. Lismore, Ireland. Rev. T. Thoresby, St. Harman's V. Rev. W. R. Wyatt, St. Giles's R. Dar. Radnorshire. Rev. G. N. Molesworth, Chap. to the Rev. H. Watson, by dispensation, Ket- Earl of Guilford. tering R. with Carlton R. co. Northamp. Rev. A. Westoby, Chap. to the Earl Right Rev. Dr. C. R. Sumner, late Bp. of Glasgow. of Landaff, to be Bp. of Winchester. Rev. J. Paul, West Kirk, Edinburgh. TO THE ESSAYS, SUBJECTS, INTELLIGENCE, OCCURRENCES, &c. &c. ...801 Page Page 364 Observer's Review of Trew ..22 Church of Christ, History of ..29, 96 Government of the.... ..354 of Roine (see Rome) .189, 221 • 20, 206, 665 ...776 on Reading the ......608 Building Act .: 536 Communion (see Sacrament) ...22 .....21 • 204 • 253, 441 201, 257, 321, 456, 666 191, 383 ..495 Criminal Laws........116, 191, 384, 448 672 .82 .662 ..408, 538 true and false Repose in••581, 649 ....181 Death-Bed Repentance (see sudden Con- versions) of Dr. Jolinson ......586, 649 ..214,568 Scenes... ..651, 741 182, 497, 566, 699 Dublin 302 Duelling ...496 534 East-India Sugar ..53 • 25 Ecclesiastical History, 29, 32, 36, 96, 122, • 634 163, 347, 376, 381, 415, 474 ..366 Law and Discipline 471, 580 Prefermeuts 64, 192, 320, 448, 512, 711, 822 Economy of a retired Life ..........73% .698 Bible Committee .442, 647 368, 436, 573, 700, 701, 765, 766 Egypt ..118, 303, 496 • 227, 602 ..756 • 227 ...567 Faith, Definition of 75, 143, 258, 529, 666 .. 53 397, 458, 529, 597, 661, 725 Fashionable Amusements. ..732 • 29,96 Foolish, Character of the sussLLC.-458 .... ... ....170 OC .... ... Page Page List of New Publications 54, 119, 182, 250, 438, 496, 513 Literary and Philosophical Intelligence 51, 115, 179, 248, 502, 366, 435, 495, 565, 633, 698, 759 ...S09 Liturgy (see Church Service) ...496 ....52 .227 Lord's Day, on the Observance of ...,214 Laws respecticg ........216 ....598 .737 ..187 .S15 .210 · 397 .64 .61 .517 759 .65 ..16 .193 Heber, Bishop Ludolf... .385 a West Indian Planter ....497 ....119, 513 576, 644, 707 Mohammedans, Prophecies relative to 462 704 Moses, Cbaracter of....... ....530 Millenium....12, 272, 396, 592, 596, 667, 713, 769 ...759 ......761 Missions (see Society) ........727 among the Cherokees........891 .S0S, 456 220 Neology ..... ...... 501, 706 365 Newfoundland ..........186, 572, 704 New Orleans ....567 . 469, 673 South Wales, ....250, 437, 503,78% .774 York Episcopal Seminary ..445, 760 -, Extinction of Slavery in 513, 763 .568 .699 761,779, 785 Obituary of Rev. Abdool Messeeh....772 ...330 ...708 573, 705 Oneida Indians ....483 .435, 698, 759 ..436 ...570 183 Parliament, Proceedings in 191, S19, 583, 82, 386 ..54 ..761 Piedmont (see Waldenses) ....93, 298, 469, 673, 709, 740 ...179 ....59 ..218 Popery (see Rome, Church of ) Lectures on ..... ...703 ..633 Portugal 63, 126, 190, 383, 447, 313, 576, 644 ...$17 ...... ...565 ..60 ....27 Page Page . 10 .665 Slander against Calvin..... Slaves (sec Slavery) . 40, 555, 617, 675 Management of ......58 .....347 Slavery at the Cape of Good Hope 221, 646 St. Helena ...370 Enormities of 190, 221, 427 not justified by Scripture 313, 377 on preaching against...244, 407 mild Form of, in India ....367 State of, in the Colonies......339 762 - Statistics of............ 465, 769 ..617 Extinction of, in New York..513, 763 ...542 .53, 180 Slave Grace, Case of ....515, 707 anti-Christian Spirit of ... a.668 ...99 ...515 Societies, Continental Bible......438, 499 688 ......511 Society, American Colonization .511 Missionary 512 Tract.. ....571 ..9, 272 Anti-Slavery ..128, 221, 339, 768 Asiatic, of Calcutta ..53, 368 London.. ..633 ..303 ..........317 Bible, Aberdeen... ...706 American, North..503, 511 Soalb ......503 British and Foreign ..438, 502, 539, 810 Calcutta ...502 Edinburgh ......442, 647 Hibernian.... .......575 Merchant Seamen's....505 Sierra Leone..... ..503 , 138 Church Missionary 9, 59,702, 776 Tract ....569 Edinburgh Itinerating Library 183 Christian Knowledge ..6, 55, 150, 508, 446, 537, 568, 783 Female Servants .317 poor pious Clergy... .124 Propagation of Gospel..9, 56, 120, 251, 315, 372, 505 20, 206 useful Knowledge......... 249 1.700 377 Infant School ...705 Irish .703, 800 Education ...184 Tract and Book ..184, 314 London Hibernian. .........809 for Conversion of Jews 796 ..54, 249 National School....442,701, 765 Newfoundland School ..186, 57%, 704 ...180 .789 Tract. ..570 Philo-Judæan 135, 235 Prayer Book and Homily 378, 637 .815 Reformation .....317 Royal, of Literature ...496 Sunday School, for Ireland 62, 184, 313 5 0 .......163 ...267 .. ... 61 ..381 |