Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-23
Valuable Periodical Publications,

VMuaDle terlOdlCaI Publications.
b. LlTTEIII, SO Chestnut street, Philadelphia, pub-
4 fishes monthly: The Museum of Foreign Lite.
nature aud Science: The Religious Margarine or Snir
1t OF the Foreign Theological Journals aud Reviews
and the Monthly Journal OF Foresa Medicine at Go
year.
Thc January number of this Mag azine is pu,;sbcd
and fully jushcs the opinion VIC expressed unon The
appearance OF the preceding sumber.-In our iude-
mens this is the best Miscellaneous Magazine that we
nave ever met with. The plan which the publishers
have adopted is very judoious, and will ALWAYS rive
them great advantage other publications of This
import large number of periodical
works. nearly thirty the wboie-and from these e}ect
such aicles as in their opinion, will be entertaining
and instructive and discard every thing that is frivolous
or urttu In this way they give their readers the ysl
nao.e contents OF great number of Magazines and
i'eviews, al as low rate as single publication would
DC imported Besides the quantity which ihcy publish
much greater than that of ordinary monthly publica
IONS ihey print 90 pages, with double column and
on small but neat type, making each number contain
as much as some quarterly periodical works it'll near,
y double the number of pages aud much larger yne
we have heard the opinions of many good Judges
who have read this work. and they all pronounce the
best Magazine Of the kind they acquainted w,.n
~. Y. Daily .ldc.
1t appears that the encouragement received by The
III, periodical work, long and advantageous
~ known to the literary public for the taste and ud
nent OF The selections contains has induced the nnb-
Usher TO undertake other works upon f,e same pIap
out confined TO their respective branches OF science
lie intends 10 publish series of the Journ;l Of
Foreign Medicines" and religious periodical 10 be-
called the Religious Magazine." The former to bs
devoted TO Medical Science and to be composed of Sc.
Iectons from the journals of Great Br.;u and Ireland
fraace, Germany, &c the latter dedicated 10 reoi.ns
inflammation, and to consist OF compilations from ,or
eign Protestant Theological Journals and Reviews r.
Is unnecessary to comment on the advantages that VIII
arise from the proposed plan, which will offer the es
seuce OF what appears in the numerous Journals OF
Europe interesting 10 the American reader separated
from the dross which accompanies original pub.
LEGATIONS. Baltimore (,o,fEe
10 81 nj.
SIS. oil The best matter in all The foreign ;ournais and the
editor will haveit in his power present to the Sed
cal public, work OF great practical Importance The
national rivalry of England and France has made each
naon SLOW 10 receive important impro' emenis of tue
other Our position enables in This case las fonu-
nateiy does in every other avail ourselves of what
Is most useful 10 us from every other region.
Bait. .4d.
! The "l;ehgIons Magazine" is TO be made up entire
y o; Selections of the best articles from the ya,ihus r
iigIous magazines and reviews of Europe of which AR
i1teil will have most extensive collection The Sc
iectous 10 be carefully made with refe renee nIe
10 Tue merit oil tie papers, and their tendency to a,
vance the interests of pure evangelical religion M
article which can afford grounds of offence 10 any or
tlodox Protestant denominations will at any time he
adined; and reference is made 10 The general prinei
pies OF the Christian Observer the standard by wbi
| The proposed publication will be governed
The Christian Observer, which is decidedly the a.
biest and hes, periodical publication with which we are
acquainted has tor many years been republished i'm
TINS country For considerable period the circua.
ton of here large butwe regret TO learn that ;t
about TO be discontinued for the want of patropanc.
and the 'Relsons Magazine" intende, TO supply IFS
pace. An intimate acqlxincance with AIR. Ltteil eu-
abcs us 10 say thai We know person better qualified
TO snpeJintend publication of the kind under consider
auon Sound principles, good taste, correct judgment.
ana much experience, all of which in opinion he
possesses qualities at are not always 10 be fonnJ
in the individual We hope and trust that he will
be Literally encouraged to prosecute the enterprise flat
! he has undertaken-.N Y Daily .ldv