A call to the unconverted, to turn and live

"Our author discusses with his usual ability, the more important duties we owe the Deity, our fellow creatures, and ourselves.

"In part the second will be found some admirable remarks against slavery; a subject on which Dr. Beattie expatiates with a warmth of benevolence that does him great honour.

"Part IV comprises rhetoric also, as forming a considerable part of logic, or the science of persuasion. On the various, but trite subjects that fall under Dr. Beattie's discussion, in this general division of his work, we find the same just taste, accurate distinction, and solid judgment, that characterise him as a writer. Our extracts have already swelled this article beyond the usual limits; we must be content therefore with recommending the Elements of Moral Science to young students in particular, and the public in general, as a very useful, elegant, and judicious compendium of the various subjects which it contains."