A serious address to the clergy / by a minister of the Church of England; who says, "Give me leave to address you upon the subject of your ministry. I would do it with the highest respect to your character, with all decency and humility, with an undissembled regard for your best interest, and therefore with all Christian freedom and faithfulness. I hope you will not think me busy and impertinent--I was moved to it--from a view of God's awakening many of our rev. brethren; their unwearied diligence in the service of souls; the hopes I have that the glory is returning to that church, which so much signaliz'd itself at the time of the Reformation.