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TIIZFIRST NUMBER of a NEV , PERIODICAL to be
entitled " TkiE CHURCH of ENOLAN D QUA ItTER •
LY REVIEW and ECCLESIASTICAL RECORD," will
be published early in January, by W. Pickering, Chancery-
lane, under the conduct of a Beneficed Clergymin, assisted tv
eminent literary men, both lay and clerical. The motives which
have led to the announcementof a periodical of this di scription
must be sufficiently obvious to all who take a lively interest in
the welfare of the establishment. The main department is
intended to consist of original treatises front the pens of those
who ate most competent, front their thorough theological and
literary attainments, to do justice to its importance. The critical
office will he committed into t he hands of an able and experienced
writer, who will exercise his judgment in the reviewing of re-
cent publications with impartiality, and speak the truth fear-
lessly and with sincerity. The notices will not wholly be con-
fined to theological woo ks, 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 in-
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department, will be acknowledged on perusal. It will suffice
to mention they could not have been obtained without consider-
able expense. 'I he object of the work is not political, except
inasmuch as any allusion to the,Churcn now a-days must involve
something to that effect, and sitch subject mutter cannot be dis-
missed with arlight and rapid lunch. The remaining contents
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poetry, &c, Under the head of "The Ecclesiastical Record'
will be found a seminal v of metropolitan anl provincial occur-
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critical remarks thereon. Exit acts front the labours of societies,
and occasionally (ruin theological works of eminence, recent
and retrospective. University. and clerical intelligence, quar-
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to render the journal efficient in every department. In.ordei
that the whole' may be more available for reference, and to'ColL
let under their proper heads the various remarks scattered in
different articles, a general annual index will be annexed. The
proprietor is inclined to believe that every individual those
means will allow him, and who estimates at its worth a -national
establishment, will immediately volunteer that patronage and
support to •"[he Church of England Quarterly" which a
periodical of such pretensions add character would seem entitled
'to claim; and which he Gaels himself, when the nature' of its
plan, its independent character, and the spirit and taleitt it will
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received by the publisher, W. Pickering, Chancery-lane. It
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