18.

THE NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY; with Memoirs. 5 Volumes, Imperial Octavo, £1. 12s. each, neatly bound in cloth. Each volume (which may be taken separately) contains Thirty-six Portraits, engraved in the highest style, from Original Paintings, in the possession of her Majesty, the Nobility, Public Bodies, &c. &c.

"Few literary undertakings have ever established a better claim to public patronage than this. As an attendant upon the national history, it is inestimable. It gives to the perusal of our eventful annals an interest a hundred-fold greater than that which they possess without such an auxiliary.”—Morning Herald.

"The collection will go down to posterity a monument of the mighty and diversified power of intellect which throbbed in Britain during our day. What a tumultuous flood of proud emotions sweep through the breast, as we turn from one illustrious effigy to the other! Finally, the work is as extraordinary in regard to cheapness, as to the elegance of its execution."-Court Journal.

19.

MEMOIR OF THE LATE ROWLAND HILL, M. A. By WM. JONES, Author of "Testamentary Counsels ;" and a Preface by the Rev. JAMES SHERMAN, Mr. Hill's successor at Surrey Chapel.-Cloth, 8s. "This is the third Memoir that has appeared of the excellent and eccentric Rowland Hill, and it is certainly written by an individual whose views far more nearly correspond with those of the subject of it than either of the former. It is recommended by the Rev. James Sherman, successor of Mr. Hill at Surrey Chapel, who says 'This third memoir, as far as 1 am capable of judging from fifteen years' acquaintance with the subject, contains a faithful and impartial portrait of his whole character a description of his real sentiments, from his own published works, and an account of the history, discipline, and institutions of Surrey Chapel, not to be found in the works referred to'-the other two memoirs."-Leeds Mercury.

"As thousands of professors in the different sections of the Christian Church will feel a strong inclination to obtain a somewhat minute acquaintance with the late Rowland Hill, we feel no hesitation whatever in directing their attention for this purpose to the memoir of Mr. Jones, (published by Fisher & Co.) in preference to any of its predecessors. We think no comparison can be instituted between them."Methodist New Connexion Mag.

20.

MEMOIR OF THE LATE MRS. ELLIS, Wife of the Rev. W. Ellis, Missionary in the South Sea Islands, and Foreign Secretary of the London Missionary Society; by W. ELLIS, cloth, 5s.

21.

MEMOIR OF THE LATE MRS. STALLYBRASS, Missionary to Siberia. By her Husband. With an Introduction by Dr. Joseph Fletcher, of Stepney; and a Sketch of her Character, by Mr. Swan. Uniform with the Life of the late Mrs. Ellis, cloth, price 5s.

22.

SECOND EDITION.

FAMILY PRAYERS FOR EVERY MORNING AND Evening throughout the Year, and additional Prayers for Special Occasions. By J. MORISON, D.D. Recommended by the following Ministers: Henry Blunt, B. Boothroyd, J. Leifchild, James Sherman, Caleb Morris, Thomas Raffles, J. Pye Smith, R. Vaughan, and Ralph Wardlaw. Price, neatly bound, cloth, 21s., calf extra, 26s.

23.

CELEBS IN SEARCH OF A WIFE; forming Vol. 7 of Fisher's Cheap and Uniform Edition of HANNAH MORE'S WORKS, for which, in order to complete their sets, Subscribers are requested to apply to the party from whom they procured the first six volumes. Price 5s. cloth. Embellished with a beautifully-engraved Vignette Title.

24.

Fisher's New and Handsome Edition of

HANNAH MORE'S POPULAR WORKS; with Notes, and a Memoir of the Author. Complete in Seven Volumes, embellished with a Portrait, from the original Painting, in the possession of Sir Thomas Dyke Acland, Bart.-A View of Barley Wood- and highly-finished Vignette Titles to each Volume. The Seven Volumes, bound in cloth, price only 35s.

Contents of each Volume, which may be had separately, price 5s. Vol. 1. Memoirs of the Author;-Author's Preface to her Works ;-Stories for Persons in the Middle Ranks;-Tales for the Common People. Vol. 2. Tales for the Common People, continued;-Thoughts on the Importance of the Manners of the Great;-An Estimate of the Religion of the Fashionable World.

Vol. 3. Strictures on the Modern System of Female Education.

Vol. 4. Hints towards forming the Character of a Young Princess.
Vol. 5. Tragedies and Poems.

Vol. 6. Poems-Sacred Dramas-Essays, &c.

Vol. 7. Cœlebs in Search of a Wife.

25.

A MEMOIR OF HANNAH MORE; embellished with a Portrait, and a View of her favourite Residence, Barley Wood. 18mo. Silk, 3s. 6d. Cloth, 2s. 6d.

26.

A MEMOIR OF WILLIAM WILBERFORCE, ESQ. By the Rev. THOMAS PRICE. 18mo. Silk, 3s.-Cloth, 2s.

27.

MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE, WRITINGS, AND CHARACTER of the late JOHN MASON GOOD, M. D. By OLINTHUS GREGORY, LL.D. Cloth, 6s.

28.

EVIDENCES OF CHRISTIANITY; in their EXTERNAL DIVISION. BY CHARLES P. M'ILVANE, D.D. Bishop of Ohio. Published under the superintendence of OLINTHUS GREGORY, LL.D. Cloth, 6s.

29.

LIVES OF EMINENT MISSIONARIES. By JOHN CARNE, Esq. 2 Vols. Cloth, 12s.

"Mr. Carne has recently published a Life of Eliot, &c., which shews so much of heart and good feeling, as well as of diligent research, that we are sure it will be very popular. We hope he means to give us a complete Missionary Plutarch."-Quarterly Review.

30.

LIVES OF EMINENT ROMAN CATHOLIC MISSIONARIES. By J. CARNE, Esq. Cloth, 6s.

31.

MISSIONARY REMAINS; or Sketches of the Lives of EVARTS, CORNELIUS, and WISNER, successively Secretaries of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. With an Introduction by S. H Cox, D. D. and Notes by the Rev. W. Ellis. Cloth, 2s.

32.

POLYNESIAN RESEARCHES, during a Residence of nearly Eight Years in the Society and Sandwich Islands. By WILLIAM ELLIS. Forming a complete History of the South Sea Islands. 4 Vols. Cloth, 24s.

"This is the most interesting work, in all its parts, we have ever perused."Quarterly Review.

"They are replete with valuable and curious matter, descriptive of the South Sea Islands, and their inhabitants."-Literary Gazette.

33.

STEWART'S VISIT TO THE SOUTH SEAS; including Notices of Brazil, Peru, Manilla, Cape of Good Hope, and St. Helena. Edited by WILLIAM ELLIS. Cloth, 6s.

34.

WILBERFORCE'S PRACTICAL VIEW OF CHRISTIANITY; with a Memoir, by the Rev. THOMAS PRICE. Large type, 18mo. Silk, 4s. 6d.-Cloth, 3s. (Fishers' Edition.)

35.

TROLLOPE'S (Rev. W.) IMPROVED WALKER'S KEY to the Classical Pronunciation of Greek, Latin, and Scripture Proper Names. A new and improved edition, particularly adapted for Schoolmasters, Students, &c. 8vo. price 4s. uniform with Fisher's improved edition of WALKER'S PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY.

"Mr. Trollope's Notes and Explanations make this useful book still more useful and generally acceptable, both to schools and families whose education has not been classical."-British Magazine.

"This is a work of great acknowledged utility, not only to students, but to all heads of families who are accustomed to read the Scriptures at domestic worship; and especially to those whose office it is to read the Scriptures in public congregations, and to deliver discourses founded upon them. It is greatly improved by the learned Editor, and may be safely and strongly recommended to general attention."-Methodist Magazine.

36.

Second Edition, with considerable additions and improvements, of THE LIFE OF SAMUEL DREW, M.A. By his Eldest Son. 8vo., cloth, with a Portrait, 12s.

"Incident, anecdote, or sentiment, is in every page; and the piety, not enthusiasm, but religious philosophy, that runs throughout, gives a charm to the whole."-Christian Advocate.

37.

In 1 Vol. 8vo., with a Portrait, price 10s. 6d., cloth,

AN ORIGINAL ESSAY ON THE IMMATERIALITY AND IMMORTALITY OF THE HUMAN SOUL. By SAMUEL DREW, M.A. Fifth Edition, carefully revised and enlarged by the Author, a few months prior to his death.

"His work on the Soul is truly wonderful, and nothing like it was ever published." -Professor Kidd, in a Letter to Mr. J. H. Drew.

"His master-piece of metaphysical argument is contained in his Essay on the Soul, from which he has been styled the English Plato."-Christian Remembrancer.

38.

DREW'S (SAMUEL, M. A.) REMAINS, Religious and Literary, Sermons, Essays, &c. &c. One vol. 8vo. 10s. 6d.

39.

BAINES'S (EDWARD, M. P.) HISTORY OF THE County Palatine of LANCASTER; the Biographical Department by W. R. WHATTON, Esq., F.S.A.; illustrated with Views, Portraits, Maps, Plans of Towns, Armorial Bearings, &c. &c.; 4 vols. cloth lettered, demy 4to. £10. 10s.-royal 4to., proofs, £17 10s.-royal 4to. India proofs, £21.

40.

ALLEN'S HISTORY OF YORKSHIRE. with upwards of One Hundred Plates. 6 vols. 8vo. cloth, £4.

41.

Illustrated

The

WAVERLEY NOVELS, by SIR WALTER SCOTT. genuine Edition, with the Author's last Notes and Corrections; beautifully illustrated by Turner, Stanfield, George Cruikshank, &c.; in monthly volumes, foolscap 8vo. neatly bound in cloth, gilt label, 5s.; in weekly parts, 1s.

Messrs. Fisher & Co. are enabled to offer this work in the periodical form, by special appointment of the Executors.

42.

In 1 Vol. Quarto, bound in cloth, 18s., a New Edition of FLEETWOOD'S LIFE OF CHRIST; with the Lives of the Apostles and Evangelists. A Defence of the Christian Religion, by PHILIP DODDRridge, D.D. And an Exhortation to, and Directions for, Reading the Holy Scriptures. With Engravings after the Original Paintings, by Carlo Dolci, Carlo Cignani, Claude, L. Caracci, Rembrandt, Leonardo da Vinci, Sir Joshua Reynolds, Benjamin West, &c. &c.

43.

In One Quarto Volume, highly embellished; Cloth, 21s. FOX'S CHRISTIAN MARTYROLOGY, including Accounts of the Ten Great Persecutions under the Roman Emperors; and a Minute Narration of the Rise and Progress of the Inquisition. Edited by the late ADAM CLARKE, LL.D. F.S.A. &c.

UTILITY OF THE WORK.

I.-It shews, that in all times the spirit of the wicked one has been exerted against the truth of God, which furnishes a manifest proof of the excellence of that truth. II. That the true religion so fortified its genuine professors by the consolations it imparted, that they counted not their lives dear unto them, so that they might continue to enjoy the approbation of their God.

III. That irreligion and infidelity, having no means whereby they can overthrow the truth, unite to impede its progress by the destruction of its adherents. IV. That true religion will flourish where nothing else can grow; and its having continued to prevail, even in the midst of racks and tortures, as well as to support its professors under them, is a manifest proof of its divine origin.

Now in order to shew the value of these blessings to the remotest posterity, let every Protestant father have a Martyrology, in which he shall carefully teach his children to read, that they may embrace and hold fast the benevolent religion of the Lord Jesus, and abhor that which, under any form or name, would waste the substance, bind the conscience, darken the understanding, degrade the mind, and destroy the soul. From every species of tyranny, cruelty, and oppression, may God in his mercy preserve these nations, and deliver all mankind, for ever and ever! Amen. The Editor.

44.

HENRY'S COMMENTARY ON THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS, 3 vols. imperial 8vo. neatly bound in cloth, £3. 10s.

45.

WATTS'S PSALMS AND HYMNS, Pulpit and Family Edition. Very large Print. One Vol. 8vo. bound in sheep, 9s. ; calf, gilt edges, 11s.

46.

WESLEY'S (REV. JOHN) SERMONS, with Portrait, and Life of the Author by S. DREW, A. M. 2 vols. 8vo. £1.

47.

WHITEFIELD'S SERMONS, Portrait, and Life of the Author by S. DREW, A. M. 8vo. 12s.

48.

COPLEY'S SCRIPTURE BIOGRAPHY; comprehending all the Names mentioned in the Old and New Testaments. bound in cloth, 14s.

49.

In One Volume, Octavo, cloth, price 14s.

Octavo,

MECHANICS FOR PRACTICAL MEN. BY ALEXANDER JAMIESON, LL.D. Containing,-Composition and Resolution of Forces The Centre of Gravity-and the Mechanical Powers, with Indexes, &c., complete. Illustrated by numerous Plates, and upwards of 200 Diagrams in wood.