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      to open , and the Son of Man , bursting from the mercy itr which he is now enveloped , should stand in ' that chapel , and judge his hearers , it were quite certain that three , or even two;—nay , trembling for myself , as well as for you ! is it quite certain that even one of us ' /—exclaimed

      the Doctor , m a voice of thunder , * will be saved ? ' During the whole of this apostrophe , the audience was agonized . At the ultimate interrogation there was a general shriek , and some fell on the ground . This was the greatest triumph of eloquence that the writer' has ever chanced to witness ; but , as he has before observed , it rather subdued than satisfied . " II . p . 318 ,

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      II . The Life of William Lord Russell ; with some ^ Account of the Times in which he lived . By Lord John Russell . 2 volumes . 8 vo . Longman and Co . 1819 .

      III . Some Account of the Life cf Ra ~ chael Wriothesley Lady Russell , by the Editor of Madame L > u JDeffand ' s Letters , followed by a Series of Letters from Lady Russell to her Husband , Sec , 8 vo . Longman and Co . 1819 .

      These are valuable works . Lord Russell was a pure patriot , and an ever-to-be-honoured martyr to English liberty ; and Lady Russell was a woman of eminent wisdom , of

      enlightened piety , and of unparalleled conjugal devotion . The study of these high characters would have a happy influence upbn our youth , who are in danger of being perverted from the

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      Hallamshire . The History and Topography of the Parish of Sheffield , ' in the County of York , By Joseph Hunter ( of Bath ) . Folio . £ 4 . 4 * . An Historical Map of Palestine . One very large sheet . 4 S 1 . 8 $ ., on Canvass with Roller ; £ ! . < 15 * .

      Memoirs of the Protector , Oliver Cromwell , and his Sons Richard and Henry , illustrated by Original Letters and Other Family Papers . By Oliver Cromwell , Esq ., a Descendant of the Family . 4 to . £ 3 . 3 * . ( 6 Portraits . )

      ' The Fulfilment of Prophecy further illustrated by the Signs of 1 ) he Times : or , an Attempt to ascertain the probable Issues of the recent Restoration of the Old Dynasties ; of the , Revival of Popery ; and of the » present Mental * Ferment in " Europe : as likewise how far Great Bri-

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      true English character by Scottish Toryism in the fchape of ' " novels , by French anil Italian dissoluteness in the bewitching form of . nbetical tales , and by German sentimental ^ a ^ tap hysics iu the guise of soimets and other metrical effusions . , : , , \ Lord John RusselL might % pv % been pardoned for displaying more enthu siasm than we find in , the life of his

      illustrious ancestor . His work is somewhat tame . Every where * however , it breathes the spirit of constitutional freedom . Little of novelty has been gleaned on the history of Russell from the Bedford and Devonshire papers .

      The biographer is \ most * entitled to praise for his arguments in refutation of the charge against Russell and S y dney of receiving money from France , ilie Protestant Dissenter will be , gratified to see the connexion which the

      interests of his denomination have always had , by Lord John Russell ' s shewing , with the liberties of England . The Life of Lady Russell is a fine piece of biography . The writer appears from the Dedication to be a female , who is in the decline of life . We know not her name ; but there are

      not many female names which could be attaclied , with any plausibility , to such a composition . Lady Russell ' s Letters will disappoint those that expect to see a superior mind affecting stateliness and pomp : but no one can

      read them without pleasure who delights in beholding a noble character in the undress of domestic life .. .

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      tain is likely to share in the Calamities by which Divine Providence will accomplish the final Overthrow of the Kingdoms of the Roman Monarchy . By J .

      Bicheno , M . A . 6 sJ 6 d . ' A Defence of the Divinity of our Blessed Saviour , in * Answer to Mr . T / C . Holland , with Remarks on the Personality of the Holy Ghost . By Edward Law , A . M ., Chaplain to the Bishop of Chester .

      4 s . % . . . A Dissertation upon the ^ Traditional Knowledge of a promised Redeemer , which subsisted before the' Advent Jof our Saviour . By C . J . Blomneld , B . D . A Critical Examination of those Parts of Mr . Bentham ' s " Church of Englandism / ' which relate to the'Sacramento and the Church Catechism . By H . J . Rose , A . B , 8 vo . 5 ^ ' . ¦ .. !

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      Lives of William Lord Rfrteett and Lady Rachael Russell . 51

      New Publications In Theology And General Literature.

      NEW PUBLICATIONS IN THEOLOGY AND GENERAL LITERATURE .

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Jan. 2, 1820, page 51, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2484/page/51/