The curates Act examined, and its advantages and disadvantages fairly discussed; containing observations how to render its operation effectual, and to counteract the Dangers of some of its Clauses; with Earnest Addresses to the Members of the late House of Commons, the New Parliament, and the Benefiged Clergy, And an humble Apology to the Right Reverend the Bishops and Metropolitans: concluding with a word of advice to the curates. By a country curate.