METHODIST MAGAZINE

AND

QUARTERLY REVIEW.

VOLUME XIII.

NEW SERIES, VOLUME II.

1831.

NEW-YORK,

PUBLISHED BY J. EMORY AND B. WAUGH,

FOR THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, AT THE CONFERENCE OFFICE, 14 CROSBY-STREET.

J. Collord, Printer.

CONTENTS.

ART. I.-Lord John Russel and the Methodists

Page 1

II.-On the Omnipresence of God: a sermon by the Rev.

Professor Durbin, of Augusta College, Kentucky

III.-The American Quarterly Review

IV.-Closet Exercises

V.-Life of Bishop Asbury

45

58

77

82

94

. . 101

VI. The Wyandots, and their late chief Between-the-logs

VII.-Characteristics The Conference of 1784

VIII.-The Portrait of St. Paul: or, the True Model for

Christians and Pastors. Translated from a French

Manuscript of the late Rev. John William de la Fle-

chere, Vicar of Madeley: by Rev. Joshua Gilpin,

Vicar of Rockwardine, in the county of Salop

IX. The Itinerant, or Wesleyan Methodist Visiter

X.-On Marriage with Unbelievers

XI.-Associated Methodist Churches

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XII.-Recollections of Mrs. Mary Todd Hinde

104

XIII.-A Plea for the Missionary Cause: by the Rev. Samuel

Luckey, D. D., Corresponding Secretary of the Mis-

sionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church

XIV.-Education-Review of the Journal of the Proceed-

ings of a Convention of Literary and Scientific Gen-

tlemen, held in the Common Council Chamber of the

city of New-York, October, 1830.

132

. . 160

XV.-Original Letters of Mr. Asbury, (afterward Bishop,)

and of others respecting him

XVI.-Letters on Revivals of Religion

XVII.-Wesley's Works-The Works of the Rev. John

Wesley, A. M., sometime Fellow of Lincoln College,

Oxford. Third Edition. With the last corrections of

the Author. London: published by John Mason,

14 City Road

XVIII.-New and Old Calvinism

XIX.-The General Conference

XX. Prayer Machines

XXI.-Infidelity. By a Youth.

ART, XXIII.-The Presbyterian Christian Advocate Page 240

XXIV. God with us: the substance of a Sermon preached

before the Conference: by the Rev. Richard Wat-

son

XXV.-A Short Memoir of John Garrison, Esq., late of

Brooklyn, Long Island; together with some Account

of the Rise and Progress of Methodism in that Place:

by the Rev. Noah Levings.

XXVI.-Tobacco

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XXVII.-Letters on Revivals of Religion, concluded

XXVIII.-Original Letters of Bishop Asbury, concluded

XXIX.-The Southern Slave Population. Review.—By the

Rev. James O. Andrew, of Augusta, Georgia

XXX.-Original Letters of Bishop Whatcoat

XXXI.-The Edification of the Church Promoted by a Di-

vinely called Ministry of Diversified Talent . . 321

XXXII.-Improved Edition of the Methodist Hymnbook. 351

XXXIII.-Sunday School Library Books

. 352

XXXIV.-Dr. Green's Attack on 'Practical Methodism' . 353

XXXV.-Notice to Correspondents, &c.

XXXVI.-Memoir of the Rev. William Myles: by the Rev.

John Beecham .

XXXVII.—A Dissertation on the most approved Method of

extending Missionary Operations, by Pecuniary Means

and otherwise: by the Rev. Alfred Brunson

XXXVIII.-Watson's Life of Wesley

XXXIX.-A Death Bed Scene: by the Rev. Stephen L.

XL.-The Science of Education: an Inaugural Address, deli-

vered at the opening of the Wesleyan University, in

Middletown, Conn., Sept. 21, 1831: by the Rev. Wil-

bur Fisk, D. D., President

XLI.-Letters on Methodism: Review of a Pamphlet, en-

titled, Letters on Methodism,' &c, purporting to

have been written by one or more clergymen, in an-

swer to the inquiries of a female: by the Rev. Timo-
thy Merritt

XLII. Dr. Green's Attack on 'Practical Methodism'

XLIII.-American Bible Society

. 360