The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-02 00:00:00

Publicatiolto.

• ,
C RCM! N, ANI) HALL, ItOBINSONS, GRAPE!.,V A NS; WALMS- :
LET, TA Y LOR, and other Booksellers, have received,.
13LAC KW OOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, No.
JET CCLIV. FOR DECEMBER.
CONTENTS.-1 Prometheus Bound. Translated from lEstitv-
Ins. By Mr Chapin:tn.—lL The Metaphysician. No. 7. AG-
strartion.—lll. Lines Suggested by a Sketch in Keepsake
for 1837. By 13. Simmons:—lV. the-Measure Meted out to
others, Measured to us again.—V. The World we Live in. No.
62 VI. Religious Liberty' to Echoes of Anti-
quity. By Delta.—Vlll. The Voluntary Principle.—lX. The
Epigrams. of Theocritus.—X. Justice to Irelaud.—A Poor
Law.--XI. Foreign Mitital y
Letter -from Henry Cranstoun, E.-Sq.—X.lM a
The Mountain
Derameron.
WiLLIAM BLACKWOOD and soNs, Edinburgh; and T.
Caukt.i., Strand, London.

I BASER Horace EC EM B ER, price 2s, 64. contains, The
L' Songs of Mout the Front Papers: ) Decade the •
Fifth, with Eight Odes;—The Statesman. By John Galt;—
Oliver Yorke at Paris. A Conversation with ChatLauhriand
upon English Literature;—The Radicals, the Dissenters, and
the Papists;—Sir Egerton Brydes to O. V.;—Mr. Grant's.
Great Metropolis; —Gallery of Literary Characters. No. 79,
with a full length Portrait at Buckstone;—.l. Song of Solitude;
-211 w Remembrance of a Monthly Nurse. Sergeant Chattertou;
—Crichton;—Epistles to the Literati. No. IX. Joanna Baillie
to the Editor;—Decenitter Sonnets, with Anttotatiou. By Sir
Morgan 0' Doherty, Bart. ; index.
• James Fraser, 215 Regent.street, London, and Win.
Grape', Liverpool.

FOIL TILE USE OF THE CHEMIST AND MANUFAC-
Tu REAL
This Day is Published, Bvn., Bs. Gd.,
TIABLEs in Illustration of the T 11F.011..Y of DEFINITE
I PROPORTION Al.B, showin2,4lPrime Equivalent
.Numbers of the Elementary Substaac , and the Volume and
Weights in which they combine : compiled for the use of Ow-
.mical students and Manufactuters. By WILLIAM TuomAs
IRAN DE, F.R.S.
Printed for J ohn Murray, Albemarle-si.reet.

VIVI E FiHsi.' NUMBER of a N ENV YE 11. 1 ODICATI,,I9_ I.e.
ill entitled •4 Tii E etiul(cti of ENGLAN I) QUAN_I ;,1 Ewlii
LY REVIEW and EccLEsinsTiem, ILECOlicll
be published early in January, by \V. Pickering:
lane, under the conduct of a Beneficed Clerg, ashsitzrby-
emineal literary men, both lay and clerical.
11:IfiuirthhinilligdievsecsrrpIttgn
have led to the announcementof a periodica ._ve.y►
interest
in
must be sufficiently obvious iii all who take a. li 1
pens of those
the welfare of the establishinent.
hthteheological and
The critical
The main department is
intended to consist of original treatise,sofrrooangi
who ate most competent. from their thorough t
...,,_.
.literary attainments, to de justice to I
0.! Watl". e.
off will be committed intaiheitiiitatviidiasean:it7iz::haleekamniviiitieee4xt.rtplueirrhientffrecareerd:
writer, who will exercise his
tiaiity.
cent publications with iitipa,rie
notices
will not wholly' be
lessly and with sincerity. II
1: but will embrace all • con-
tined of which may bey descriptionthotrgitlikelft;•
tined to theological wao
literary perfotinance,
t‘to. bear upon this
to interest and benefit thewrheiacithe,r,.lbitee extent of eritdit ion, the in-
dfielinaTtf lit? :nal:tll Kill lei
:::(.aicehakniti ohviaiveed gbee
noi:)bptearinugesadl.
to mention they coo . .
not political, except
Ihe object of the work is itllitouwtit;.lon's"iiiidecre-
aitbiiltesnellTa"seany a Illision to the Church now.a-days 'mist involve
something to that effect, and such subject matter cannot be di._
as light and rapid touch.
Vlls,".„dt,7iiitilti of documents connected- with.le remaining act uhiunige
11(7 ntsacredeuls
ttUnder the head of "The Ecclesiastical Record"
id a summaiv of metropolitan and provincial occur-
rences to the Church, or affecting her interests, with
wpOileitrt;e',
relating
critical relyttk. thereon. Extracts from the labours of societies,
50d occesionally from theological works of eminence, recent
end retrospective. University and clerical intelligence, quar-
terly list of new publicalions;&e. No expense will be spared
to render the journal efficient in every department. In order
that the whole may he more available Inc reference. and to col-
lect 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 whose
means will allow him, and who estimates at its worth a national
establishment, will immediately 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 himself, when the nature •of its
Plan, its independent character, and the spirit and talent it will
exhit,it, crone to be generally known, it will inevitably com-
mand. The price of each !mintier will be ...Is. Gd., so that tut
the Animal sum of Its. the subscriber will have a conipleteN body
of theological literature and a perfect ecelesiastieal recitird.
ta,,rt_
• •is•confelently anticipated that "The' Church of England
~(..., ~,
feria," %rill be a good tneditvii for advertisements, a iiii•trthe.il be
received by the publisher, NV. Pickering, Chancery-lane,
iirrequested that all Oommunicat ions. documents, books
for review. Sw.,,inny 1.,e forwards i 1 without Carriagedeelay,,,
post-pa iii, to the publi,her, directed t
otEngland Oiretteriv Review.
by C. Mitchell; • Red 'Lion-ceurti Advert's( trite
rime!-:47
tiub.c,ihrre onmas receivpd I:'.!tti. {gave,, nts received also
-iil
tcll (ill
Ahe fd,itor f • l'he Church
Bookseller, Liver-
pool. or whom lull prospectuses may he hart.