Rev. Dr. Allanson, Rector of Rippon, Yorkshire Mrs. Ambler, of Queen-Square Mr. George Adams Lady Boynton, Burton Agnes, Yorkshire Rev. Mr. Bull, Rector of Sarensfield, Herefordsh. Rev. Mr. Baker Miss F. Baker Robert Burton, Esq. Rich. Wilbraham Bootle, Esq. Francis Bernard, Esq. Charles Barker, Esq. Rev. Mr. Cook, Rector of Semer, Suffolk Richard Combe, Esq. Harley-street Mrs. Cotin, Upper Grosvenor-street Mrs. Festing, Weymouth Mr. George Fletcher Mr. Francis Freshfield, Colchester James Gordon, Esq. Glasgow William Grover, Esq. Mr. Robert Grimditch Mrs. Garnett Capt. Grindall T. Grosley, Esq. Mr. Greenwood E. Gurney Hon. and Rev. Mr. Hamilton Mrs. Hyde, Bedford-row Mr. James Hingeston Mr. Handcock, of Bath Rev. Mr. Harris Mrs. Hall, of Tottenham Mr. Healy, of Cambridge Tho. Johnson, Esq. Bradford Rev. Jonathan Judson, Essex Rev. Mr. Lantley, Prebendary of Hereford Dr. Lysons, of Bath Mrs. Levison Rev. Mr. Myddleton, Fellow of Clare-Hall W. Middleton, Esq. Bath Robert M'Kerrel, Esq. Rt. Hon. Countess Dowager of Northampton Mr. Nairne Henry O'Carroll, Esq. J. Palmer, Esq. of Bath Rev. Thomas Pryse, Norwich Mrs. Puget, Red Lionsquare Tho. Rogers, Esq. Bradford Robert Rasleigh, Esq. Mr. Thomas Smith Rich. Statham, Esq. Leverpool Mrs. Schaak, of York William Tompkins, Esq. Abingdon Mrs. Tuson, Bath William Taylor, Esq. of Worcester-Park, Surry Mr. Wm. Taylor, London Hon. Charles Vane, of Mount Ida, Norfolk Mr. Vickary Mr. Joseph Wrightman Rev. Dr. Watkins, Preb. of Hereford Rev. Dr. Wharton, of Barbadoes George Wilson, Esq. of Bedford Row Mr. Thomas Weston, jun. Mr. Joseph Woods Mrs. Wilding, Red Lionsquare Mrs. Wright, Thunder-Hall, Herts Miss Witts, Bath Witham Book Society DISCOURSE I. The Character of Wisdom's Children. St. LUKE, CHAP. vii, VER. 35. "BUT WISDOM IS JUSTIFIED OF ALL HER CHILDREN." If we take an impartial view of the sentiments and conduct of mankind with respect to religion, we shall find, that their errors in speculation, as well as in practice, originate, for the most part, in the will; that their understandings are blinded by their passions, and that their ignorance of truth too often proceeds from their aversion to goodness.