Mrs. Weddell, 2 Copies. Mrs. Wright, at the Wax-work Exhibition, Pall Mall,, 4 Copies. Mr. Richard Witts, London. Miss White, Hafeley Court, Oxon. Mifs E. Wood, Do. Mrs. Walker, Yorkshire, 2 Copies. Mr. Willey, Laurence Lane, London. Mrs. Mary Watlington, Hofier's Lane, Do. Mr. Daniel Whitely, Manchefter. Mr. Whitfield. Mrs. Weddell, Royal Academy, Portsmouth Y. The Reverend Mr. Young. Mr. C. Yates, Lincoln's Inn, 2 Copies. Mrs. Yates, Haymarket. Mr. Young, Glasgow. The Author having received the greater part of her Subfcribers Names by the favour of her friends, could no longer defer the publication of this work. She therefore hopes thofe who have fubfcribed, and whofe Names fhe has not yet received, will excufe their not being inferted. Subfcribers whofe Books have not been delivered, will pleafe to favour the Author with a line, Specifying the Perfon to whom the fubfcription was given, addreffed to her at No. 7, New Bond Street, and the Books fhall be fent according to direction. ERRAT A, Page 16 line 25. for as did Job's, reag as it did Job's, 105 1. for the read he. 205 215 217 9. after righteous, add our humbled and exalted Saviour. 3. for fubject read text. 23511. for might read night. 237 17. for invalidated read depreciated. SERMON I. An Illuftration of Sacred Friendship. I SAMUEL Xviii. 3, 4. Then Jonathan and David made a covenant, becaufe he loved him as his own foul. And Jonathan Aripped himself of the robe that "was upon him, and gave it to David, and his garments, even to his fword, and to his bow, and to his girdle. TH HE celebrated love and difinterefted friendship of JONATHAN and DAVID, feem to have flowed, not merely from that noble warmth and fimilarity of foul, for which they were fo peculiarly distinguished, but from a ftill higher principle. For in feripture it appears that the affection, which JONATHAN Conceived for DAVID, commenced at a very early period, and, as it should feem, before he could poffibly have given such proofs of fuperior worth, as might juftify a wise Prince, B |