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NEW SONG.

This day is published, price 25.,
rirlHE WIVES AND THE MOTHERS OF BRITAIN ;
it
_I . the Words by R. STOR i , .Esq.. The Music composed;'
and respectfully dedicated ROBERT TOWNLEY PARKER;
Esq., of Cuerden Hall, by . S. JoHNsoN; and sung with the
most rapturous applause at the annual meeting of the,North
Lancashire Conservative Association, 1836.
May be had at Smith's Music Warehouse, Lord-street, Li=
verpool; and of Clarke, Bookseller, Preston.

THE FIRST NUMBER of a 4.E* PERIODICAL, to be
entitled" THE CHURCH '6f ENGLAN D QUARTER-
LY REVIEW and ECCLESIASTICAL RECORD," will
be.published.early in. Januau, by W. Pickering, Chancery.;
lane, under the conduct of .alßeneficed Clergyman, assisted by
eminent literary men, both lay and clerical. The motives
which have led to the announcement of a periodical of this de,
scription must be sufficiently obvious to all who take a lively
interest in the welfare of the establishment. The main depart,
ment is intended to consist of original treatises from the pens of
those who are most competent, from their thorough theological
and literary attainments, to do justice to its importance. The
critical office will be committed into the hands of an able and
experienced writer, who will exercise his judgment in the re-
viewing of recent publications with impartiality, and speak the
truth fearlessly and with sincerity. The notices will not
wholly be confined to theological works, but will embrace
any description of literary performance, an account of which
may be thought likely to interest and benefit the reader.
The extent of erudition, the informatiCei and research which
will he brought to bear upon this department, will be acknow-
ledged on perusal. It will suffice to mention they could not
have been obtained without considerable expense. The object
of the work is not political, except inasmuch 'as any allusion to
the Church now.a.days must involve something to that effect,
and such subject matter cannot be dismissed with a slight and
rapid touch. The remaining contents will consist of documents
connected with the Church, sacred poetry, &c. , Under the
head of " The Ecclesiastical Record" will be found'a,summary
of metropolitan and provincial occurrences relatitig to the
Church, or affecting her interests, with critical remarks thereon.
Extracts from the labours of societies, and occasionally from
theological works of eminence, recent and retrospective.
University and elm ical intelligence, quarterly list of new publi=
cations, &c. No expense will he spared to render the jonrnal
efficient in every department. In order that the whole may be
more available for reference, and to collect under their proper
heads the various remarks scattered iri'different articles, a general
annual index will be annexed. The proprietor is inclined to
believe that every individual whose means will allow him,
.and
who estimates at its worth a national establishment, Will imme-
diately volunteer that patronage and support to " The Church
of England Quarterly" which a periodical of such pretensions and
character would seem entitled to claim ; and which he flatters him-
self, when the nature of its plan, its independent character; and
the spirit and talent it will exhijiit, come to be generally known,
it will inevitably command. The price of gach number will be
4s. 6d., so that for the annual sum of 18s. the subscriber will
have a complete body of theological literature and a perfect
ecclesiastical record. It is confidently anticipated that'" The
Church of England Quarterly" will be a good-medium for ad=
vertisements, which will be received by the publisher, W.
Pickering, Chancerydane. It is requested that all communi-
cations, documents, books intended for review, &c., may be
forwarded without delay, carriage and post paid, to thd pub-
lisher, directed to the editor of " The Church of England
Quarterly Review. Advertisements received also by C. Mitchell,
Red Lion-court, Fleet-street.
Subscribers' names received by Mr. Kay, Bookseller, Liver
poOl, of whom full prospectuses may be had.

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