The British Critic, Vol. 30 : For July, August, September, October, November, and December, 1807 (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from The British Critic, Vol. 30: For July, August, September, October, November, and December, 1807

We cannot at prefent begin this article with a more important book than the collet'fted Traéi's of the vene rable and truly apofiolical Bi/bop qondon When it: is confidered that thefe valuable publications, eleven in number, (land in addition to two volumes of excellent Sermons, and two other volumes of his molt infirué'tive Leftures on the Gofpcl of St. Matthew, it will be ac knowledged that to labour thus, for the world at large, having at the fame time the perfonal care of a great and bufy diocefe, (which defcription applies to Chefter as well as tolondon), is to evince a zeal of the noblell kind aswell as an eminent ability to ferve the C hrifiian Ca e and to have proved the Author, in the fight of God and man, a worthy Servant of his divine Mafier. May the clofe of his career be as peaceful and as blell'ed, as the courie of it has been, without interruption, ho pourable'

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