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This Day is Publi ed, .
ASERMON, adarcssed to the urch of England Benefit
Society. By the Rev. Ht. M`NEILE. Price N.
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On the 17th instant will be published the Fifth Volume of
COLONEL. NAPIER'S HISTORY of the WAR in the
PENINSULA, with some Rei rks upon Rubinson's
Lire of Picton, and upon two Articles n the Quarterly Review.
To be completed in Six Volumes.
Also CA FT. JOHN PATTE :ON'S ADVENTURER,
with Notices of the Officeis and of 50th, or Queen's Own,
Regiment, from 1807 to 1821. Dedicated,by permission, to the
Queen. Post Bvo, elegantly bound in cloth, price 10s. 6d.
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DR. WHITAKER'S HISTORIES.
HISTORY and ANTIQUITIES of the. DEANERY of
CRAVEN, in the COUNTY id V IX. By I'IIOII4AS
WHITAKEP, L.L.D., F.S.A. Num ous Plates and Pedi-
gees.Publistmd at £5. 55.; reduce to £2. 12s. 6d. Quite
new, in hoards.
HISTORY of the ORIGINA MUSH 4)f WHALLEY
and 110NOIt of CLITIIEItOE, in the COUNTIES of LAN.-
CASTER and YORK. Numerous Plates and Pedigrees.
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huardl.
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TH
E FIRST NUMBER of a NEW PERIODICAL, to be
entitled "'HIE CHURCH of EN GLAN 1) QUARTER-
LY REVIEW and ECCLESI kS'IsICAL RECORD," will
be published early in January, by W. Pickering, Chancery-
lane, under the conduct of a Beneficed Ctergyinan, assisted by
eminent literary uteri, both lay and clerical. The mt,tives
which have led to the announcement of a peliudical of this de-
scription must be sufficiently obvious to all who take a livel r
interest in the welfare of the establishment. 'he main depart-
ment is Intended to consist of wiginal tre ses from the pens of
those who are most competent, from. t r thorough theological
and literary attainments, to do justic to its importance. The
critical office will be committed is the hands of an able and
experienced writer, who will ex vise his judgment in the re-
viewing of recent publications nth inipattiality, and speak the
truth fearlessly and with cerity. The notices will nut
wholly be confined to t digital works, but will embrace
to interest and benefit the reader.,
any description of literar; performance, an account of Which
the intormation and research which
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ledged on perusal. It will suffice to mention they cow(' nut
have been obtained without considerable expense. The object
of the work is, not p.tlitical, except inasmuch as any
the Church now-a-days taunt involve something to
that
slight and such subject matter cannot be disn.issed with a
unmet'
rapid touch. 'I he reinsining contents will consist of
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connected with the Chun li sacred poetry, B".' . a "nimarY
head of "The Ecclesiastical 9Rectird" will he found aliusie_nectos
, to the
l remarks therein.
Church, or affecting her interests, with critincda
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of metropolitan and provincial occurrences recant 4.
Extracts from the labours
recent
list of new publi-
theological works tif ersini4tirfelso.(•)ec,ielies'
University and clef seal inte
iiieince;nat:ed to: render the journal :
4•1 and retrospective.
cations, $Le. No expense will he - that the whole may he.
In order
efficient in every department.
d indifferent articles, a general
()fleet under their proper
proprietor is inclined to
morelieatl available
the
annual index will be annexed.
periodical of such pretensions cud
dual whose means will allow bins, and
believe that every
individual
a national establishment, will imme-
diately estimates at its worth
patronage and support to " The Church
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of .
plan,its independent L
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ta;ent it ex 11 , come to be generally
the spirit ""*., a ril The ' • r known,
will inevitably colum t . price o.• each number will be
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which a.
will-
have a complete body of theological literature and a perfect
ecclesiastical record. It t confidently auttct ; ;
nated that " The
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Pickering:, Chancery-lane. It is requeirted that all conimuni,:
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