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THE FIRST NUM.I3ER of a N EW PERIODICAL, to he
entitled' "THECHURCH of ENGLAND QUARTER•
LY REViEW and ECCLESIASTICAL RECORD," will
be published early. in Junaiury, by W. Pickering, Chauttry-
lane,.under the conduct of a Beneficed Clergym im'assisted by
eminent literary men, both lay and clerical. Ile motives which
have led to the announcementof a periodical of this description
must be sufficiently obvious to all who take a lively interest in
the welfare of the .establishineut. The main department is
intended to consist of original treatises from the pens of those
who ate most competent, from their thorough theological and
literary attainments, to do justice to its importance. The critical
office will be committed into t he hands of an able and eiperieheed
writer, who will exercise his judgment in the reviewing cirre-
cent publications with impartiality, and speak the truth fear-
lessly and with sincerity. The notices will not wholly:be con-
fined to theological works, but will embrace any descriptiou'of
literary perces Mance, an account of which may he thought likely
to interest and benefit the reader. The extent of erudition, the in-
formation and research which will be brought to bear upon this
department, will be acknowledged on perusal. It will suffice
to mention they could not have been obtained without consider-
able 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 dis-
missed with as light 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 occur-
rences relating 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 clerical intelligence, quar-
terly list of new publications, &c. No expense Will be spared
to render the journal efficient in every department. In order
that the whole may he more available for reference; and to col-
lect under their proper heads the various remarks scattered in
differeut 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 immediately volunteer that patronage and
support to •`Tlie Church of England Quarterly" which a
periodical of such pretensions and character would seem entitled
to claim; and which he flatters himself, when the nature Of its
plan, its independent character, and the spirit and talent it will
exhibit, come to be ge,,,,rally known, it will inevitably corn-
mend. The price of each 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
eorctisuteillneenitits:
is confidently anticipated that " The Church of England Quar-
-I,,o:hkischiliwteirytllibeed
receive( m
• Iby the publisher, W. Pickering, Chancery-lane. It
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communications,for add•
flirt review, &c., rnav be forwarded without delay, carriage and
post-paid, to the publisher, directed to the editor of •"l'he Church
„r England Quarterly Review. Advertisements received also
by, C. Mitchell, Red Lion-court, Fleet-street.
übscribers' names received 1)1/Mr. Kave, Bookseller, Liver-
pool, of whom full prospectuses ma y be had:

ONCENTRATED ESSENCE of JAMAICA GINGER,
‘../. a Certain Cure and Preventive of all.NervousComplaints,
Spasms, Gout, Rheumatism, &c. This Essence proved, in nu-
merous cases during the prevailing epidemic of 1832, to be de,
cidedly suocessful in cases of Cholera, or Spasms of the Stomach
and Bowels.

All the objections that have hitherto attended the administra-
tion of Ginger in Powder—such as excessive heat and irritation
of the latices in the act of swallowing-, and a sti,bsequent uneasy
sensation its the stomach and bowels, &c. axe now completely
overcome by the introduction of this el g preparation, which
is made from the pith of the finest Jai ea Ginger that is im-
ported. This pith (one ounce of whit is equal in strength to
four ounces of powdered Jamaica Ginger) undergoes a tedious
chemical process, by which aloue the whole of its active p
irinci-
pies can be separated; and is now offered to the public in 'the
veto desirable form of a Concentrated Fluid Essence.
In all Nervous Complaints, and Hypochondriacal Affections,
it is wonderfully successful, acting as a gentle stimulus on the
Stomach, diffusing a mild and cordial warmth over the whole
system; it assists Digestion, removes Fatulency, l'ain in the
Stomach, Giddiness, Ileathirche, &c. and exhilirates the spirits,
thereby averting the necessity
_which too often compels Nervous
persons to have recourse to artlent spirits, in hope of obtaining
a temporary relief. to which practice they soon become habituated,
and the fatal results are too well known to require repetition.
In this preparation they will experience all the relief affair.
by such baneful practices, unattended by their subsequent
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For Gout or Rheumatism, both as a preventive and remedy,
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a
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As an outward application, the Essence of (,;ting_e,r;iLl).wlthieeure-
at tended with
the affected
the pain is usually confined to part ic r_
dintaking atea-
ii great
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b_s
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and ,the activity and vigour of
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the affected part will be syet d
co -_,il3,,Ti„, of Soda, Seidlitz, or other
One tea-spoonful adde i
that chilling sensation in the Mineral Water, Water, will prevent .
rienced by persons f(1 bT
o e i Aided
mach, which is so often exp..
constitutions.
t estimation in which this article is held, and
From the grea . on it by
high commendation bestowed Analytical Chemists
theed
the Medical Press generally, who declare it to be the
strongest and most highly Concentrated Preparation of Ginger
they ever met with, ninny spurious imitations under similar
names, have been offered to the Public, the Proprietor, there-
fore, requests the Purchaser will obserVe that this Essence 'is
prepared only at 118, Holborn Hill, London, and that the Go-
vernment Stamp bears the signature of M. 0. Wray, without
which it cannot be genuine.
Prepared only by M. so. WRAY, Chemist. 118; Holborn Hill;
and sold wholesale by Messrs. Barer AY and SONS, 95, Fatring-
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, essrs. ...MSS and ..icliTlNGALE,thrOui-
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Liverpool; and all respectable Patent Medicine Venders -in
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included ter five bottles in one for Ils.
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utserders of the Stomach; and "Wray's Celebrated.Rulaissifc
Pills,”' a certain Cure for all Diseases of the Urinary maga,