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THE LONDON REVIEW and WEEKLY
JOURNAL. conducted by CHACLL MURAT. palailihed
EVERY SATURDAY 31ORNING, price &1.
The "Landon Review is not s compilation era !S-
-print of. other newspapers. but thonoighly offshoot Ii
is printed on good paper, in a dear. hold type : and ha ERR
of utter greatly triennia must of the morn costly e.NRtJ Wane
porn. whilst Os price is such as must secant for ft a wort&
wide circulation.

OPINIONS OP TUE PRESS.
" l'oder the need of • Italian Virtue and Italian Craf an able
and very important article appears in the Ant number of • The
Landon Review,' putbUstied on Saturday last. The article is evi-
dently the production of • wetter who I, thoroughly conversant
with UM real Mate of Rahn again, and with continental polt-
tlta Advertiser.
•• or. -kyles Mackay's sew weekly organ, ' The Union le-
Mew,' as publicatice already aesnralnicom=stpmetton
the moot Important of our ''—The got
PerkelkaWe and that • urger Me Ugh of
' The Loutkes Review,' to he miblialt sergresTrtlyi , mtll sherd, be
Marked antler the astspiees and isareediate conduct of Mules
Mackay, LL D., now keg and favounibly knwn In the yanks of
English literature. The recollection of Llr. Mackay la MITI
warmly cherished by those who had the Meows of lib aismile•
tom when he edited • Imunal in thle
Noce that period he hoe been eleven yews en peened
dew
• Illustrated LoadeaDiews.' besides matinagns thew, weer
la other walks. and ever caillvating the Mien MI
graphic abashes daring Ms visit in the Vailisd Shim, Mai
Ulree years since, were greedily permed hp ell ours he Ibis
country. The Went of Dr. Mackay wiU be a Mew et no mom
strength to any jearsaL We heartily whh ties mom Is this
sew eirthrtaldng."—Olsogow Herald.
he draw the anemias of mir maims Is the essomemitmt
eta new Lasko aswspeper, entitled • The Lemke Imhof,' end
W Lei roods, tdby t,Mackay, U. u.,slied by Mil et
eminent writers. Jagging fromapposremms, time dies set '
seem to be nisch rum he arum weakly arropipar; bat A.
Weeks, Me wrack out a freeit Use, e.d if the minims Min owl
in the prospector an mafiosi, there Is this doubt teat 'TY
lauslow Review • will peeve suceseeful. The 11/111110 at the goo-
Sarver sad are euritchiet piermieso et as esceJentel et
Wm Mem%
.4,Yre M= 7z=
wahl re• I litMr tememir
for nearly sereateen years printer, Maislidawre and
part proprietor of that lov/real Charles Mackay is keel, to
all. not may for his literary productkma, but also for
cusumetion with the • Illustrated Lon.lou Newt • as Ma mbar.
' The literary talents of the one, and the huffiness quallnattlene of
W ether, being thus combined, we may antkipate a newsgeper
selignial is Its character, end calculated to pectins ostensive sup.
pert.'—Wean Ltaininer.
776 sew weekly Journal of ' Literature, Art, and
amilety.' Wahl...timed to :glum on the Dh. Politics will Ire soh•
onlieste to lite rat ore art art, and the plan appears to contemplate
the production .of a fountiLl which, with some of the tenures of a
allinAgn, will he a.ln...lent to the nguiar newspaper. There Is
of orittinaltiy, for which lee have the ism-nuns of Mr.
aCl=Ttackay.. e,voowl...dor. The name of Mr W. Little AM' of
Me •Ilbasteated News. m massager, riv es assurance of the
*Mt and eutcrprise with which the project will be taming sea"
—eel Advertiser.
• ThLs new weekly journal, the announcement of which has
hem lee pa time before the public, • ill appear on Saturday.
It will does on as excellent plan—not eiclutlbst political discus.
mina, bet sabordioating It to the criticism of literature, art, and
weal topics; sad natter melting auspice,, for the names of
both the editor .Dr. Charles Mackay, and the baldness. manager
;Mr. Little , hare long been known in their respective depart-
meats, and carry with theme prestige which will ensure fur the
paper a favourable welcome and a candid verdict"--Caletionlan
Mercury.

*erre to rampart merit, honour, talent, and applaud
the spirit of entrnewlas. leech pleasure we experience in bringing
to the notice of the Jera_ey public a new metropolitan weekly
J ournal —The London Review, edited by Dr. Mackay, better
known to the loran return as the 'sweet singer' Ches. Mackay.
that the prospectuar mew paper should be attractive la a
matter of course ; that the declaration of • Principles and
Polltlis,• leading at No. 1, Is satisfactory, is only what might
have loom expected, ceriderlng the ergot's reputation for
biweekly of sentiment, as wall r acknowledged ability. But
the piled of the pudding Is in the eating. and we somewhat
anxiously turned from the first to the succeeding pages. After
an eager and agreeable perusal of the several Arkin, we are en.
riled 1.. .ay that there is abundant proof, even in the fiat
ben', that the editor's promises will be faithfully performed, and
the hope. of his friends and admirer. will be free than realised.
The pelithe of The Laudon Review are rend, and the sentiments
•of its writers are broad, generous, and liberal. The article oa
, • Italian Virtue and Italian Craft,' expresses views on Garibaldi,
Caere and &impute, which we have over and over again en-
feiced hi these columns. An article on ' Career, Present and
into rt.: teems with information apparently thor +ugh!) reliable)
on that valuable portion of the British empire—information
.I.eildlese obtained at ant hand by Dr. Mackay in the course of
lain recent tour in North America. We have not space even to
apecify the wrens' features of The London Review. It pOtiloatell
no Individuality of its own, which will enable it to rune mimosa-
ful rove against all orpetitors.“—Jersey Independent.
.• l'iokr the title of 'The Loudon Review,' is announced a new
weekly journal of politics, literature, art, and society. It is to
be om.lucted by Dr. Mackey, a gentlenian very favourably known
to the public as a political writer aud poet ; while its general
insurer will be Mr. W. Little, for many years the energetic pub-
lisher .4 the' Illuetrated London New, In such hands the new
Review cull Ninny fall to secure public confidence, and command
an immense circulation. A Journal devote) to the objects, and
conducted is the spirit Indicated In its prospectus, will be wel-
cenivol 11 a 'cry mamma and Warmed err of readers. We •
knew no man better qualified than Dr. Mackay to work oat its
plan ; and we cusindently anticipate that be will reader it •
groat PUrerSa."—Waryle• and V. arWirKshire Advertiser.
•• We hail with mach pleasure' The bole Review,' about to
doe ntstrtrd I.), our obi friend Dr. Clot, Mackay. With him is to
In' asseelat..l Mr. W. Little, a grlitleman of refinement and
great experience. Dv. Charles Mackay low many friends in this
city. where he long melded, and he lac many more throughout
Lime..., for his name and his fame are world.spread. This new
eerier, to he piiidishial weekly, will take, we hope, a strong
hold on pillar opinion, and bring 'plenty of grist to the new
mill.•'—tilassee• Gasotte.
• A new weekly Jourual, 'The Loudon Review,' is to make its
appearance in London on Saturday neat, conducted by the re.
Horned antlen• and poet, Dr. Mackay. We need not say that,
tn,nt the general character of the new enterprise, conducted in
M.- wanner Dot forth hi the prorprottia, "Ike London Review'
will soon tortp.nre the welcome guest at the fireside of many a
tilonabOol Eltglia•ZoB2 scattered throughout the world."—lierr
Wales Chronicle.

Tim Newmann' Pratt —A new accession to the ranks of
journalism will appear neat week In 'The London Review.' The
journal is to be devotevi to comments on all topics ot social, poll-
tied, literary, ...entitle, dramatic, and lituiteal littered. The
tolitortil department •111 he antler the superintendence of
charley Nlackay, Lim, LL.D., the eminent poet, who has had
ample r•lii.orial tence, and who has. after elev VII yam• ate-
tit,lC only rutty quilled the • Illustnitud Loudon News: The
editor lays down a broad basis. and *meantime that no persona-
lities or hitter party (cellos will be allowed In its pages. The
Journal ainrears to hare a fair chance for prosperity mud pernsa-
IMllCe."—aeboChrmiele.
A how 'opined Vor public favour in the literary world is
,Lnaoshout, se mop, to make its appearance, In the *hap! of an belt.
eutitletl. " The Loudon Review. mid Weekly Journal
of Jr-huts, lateraturr, Art, and Marty," The name of Charles
Lay, for rk, el* years chief editor of the " Illustrated Load..
News, who will conduct the Review.- and Mr. Little, the man.
tiger for a yet looser period, and from the commencement pub-
lisher sad part proprietor of the same illustrated paper, are anf.
Seism aces as to the sterling a hvracter of the new work.
Tbe plw Is remarkably moderate. and though lined thus upon
the We that thepreguseol recopeal id the paper du would meet
issepimeldsa, him but In nsivineitee of the failure of that
sate..,., bleu 'boort 10,1•111,1 c alit it. Wegimlly RISICOaIt
our contemporary, and thiLk th.it there Drools for tuna sad to
a parr "—The itteltitort Advertiser.

MACL All S NEU PAPER. —' The London Review'
,rit,..l-onrise of being a 'felon:in; addition to the weekly ivarnals
devoted to politics and literature. Its talented editor says • We
Aare 110 port) to serve, no crotchets or ism to promulgate, au
Cjita:rra to write up, and no enemies to write ilown ' fie also
herokally ventures to invite omtributlims from unknown
welters-a comae which will, we think, bring him ii, greet store.
al waste paper. An article on • Canada' contains a great amount
of Interesting information on the position and prospects of MU
great Trunaatliintie empire. .1 lea ler un ' The Volunteer.'
enn-
elaks by reentiotriagTalleyraltils ..pitoon that it w. the British
Volunteers of Ins and lag who saved England from in. asion.
A paper 11 • The trimly Philosopher • Is light and uniushig. if
De. Mackey ran continue to µlei the people such threepenny-
worths as this opening paper, his newspaiver will he a great sue-
Perth, and Cupar Adverturr.
' Tim London Review,' which made Its first appearance on
Batanlay last, otes to occupy • high and serviceable phew,
almosse the pet+itlical literature of the day. Its conductor anti
imissa,er hare for several years been honourably mandated with
the puns and cuter anon their ilea enterprise with a character
SIMI heti tty • orthy of politic confidence. The name rd Dr. Charles
kleckay, as a politnal writer, author, aol poet. 1. iii itself a
gnarilitce that thi, • lietiew • will prove ItighW acceptable to
a lime etat..,lr.lucatoil mattes, anti cannot but snore for it, at
mw .1 pit. r, all 4/.llll4ant virculation It is tho itisignhcant
proof of the intellectual WM ity and Improving taste of the aim
that a .1111.11.1 exists for a periodical with qualities of literary
preparation no rare, and that the • Rap' left for tree Ingress
a“.l a re•iy welcome to many, as Indicated in the -esplanatory
sal.tri...4 the first number. tan be si distinctly recongiii•etl.
• The LllOl/0 iteview • is clearly wanted, arid Its int...eat may he
wifrly adinoulahr LI that ' The London ttnnlew'
will furuish nothing either dry usii-olly ponotenrtis, or Laba-
tt...tally critical, a weekly Journal oririnel In thought, choice In
et/k. anti ' appealing to an r.iticateil already aminallited
wits the weekly new.; may lie di clued not only 'a welcome vigi-
lant' in English to inn. lint a ..iloat•le iteeergon to that compa-
ratively small class of pitliliention. which silently rebukes the
lamewekrate temper of the drat) pre... and tends to counteract
the inordinate spirit which peria•tod Itminvming and reckless
virulence an apt to ciiiiveler that the politics of •Time
Lrasdttis Rot tea are wr.tk. They are at untie readable and
rbust. •—atrosid Jounial.

--•• Twit Loshot hallow.—Litt Saturday pave Moth to 'The
!area. R. rice,' edited I.y le MA, bay Tin: coot:oda *intim.*
few ;edits. el ertkka..or rather patent on poloist. attain, two
soilleetal lenders, the Bret at • feria" ~I paper*, whiilt promise to
he wwweettes, by ' The Coady Philosopher," some inaellsoll
whims at 'Town and Table Telt.' a h maul of miarellaneues
erUctes es Muer, the Mane, the Weather, the court. edemas
te., the lethe Midas literal notice of learwin's startling week,
•tin the Origin of Miseries; aod heist integrated . then we key.
ilegreal rams of review. of books What more Li. make 'The
lands* Review • ow et the newt attractive of periodical.? tome
patient Mirednes by the nertmiplithed editor. Charles )belay.
use of the brat lyrical. yowls et the day —and berm thoy are 6
.A °mimed et Lydia. 'Ter Leedom ItsoMar hat mein an ex-
ams.' mask esd in s very marvel of cheapness. Nothing but •
lempe—• Very ierye—ektelleSree ear make It pay, wet thy we
heartily with It may ipsedily reach in the political anklet
time is • Rae manly Itractish spirit. and the literary crltidatua
aradt• very sisperlor kind; --itesafrewehoe Independent
.• TUB Liam oi Ravin, —Dr Charlet 311• Any's now popsy.
• The laden Review.' appeared In Its first 'mother last same
Il day. marl we sote heartßy to congratulate the Kauai .I.W We on the
_meow ot number ace. As saisdnible article—the trot political
.P—le that entitled *ltalian V Wise an.l Italian craft,' with
' meta true wisdom la it. VI eme glad to he Introdtherd to 'The
Rusty flitseeplief of ' The London Rea hew.' A nun who has
• mews the wild oats of his theological and political opinions.. who
, Is See peasd In be e Itedicak too conservative to toesithplend
tee illinrei he bee Tory. mist have an idiosyneracy of very •
hullaidnelity, and mad see all things from s sir, ip,t,
ilsoid-poesl Tbe wheel e.nteett of ail number of • The Wades
tette.' are of the roust supetior kind, and lbw variety of subject
and topic Is method. There it a very latenatleg paper—with
illustratioes—on ' The.,Tpariens of animated &logs and the
Speculations of Plall. ; which hales ler ILlierin's nicest
I wen, .ow she woe at nyeelea* at the teat. The beet ',MOWS