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Literdry.-lt is with much pleasure we learn that F. G! HALLECK is about to take charge off Monthly

 ndgGz'ne conducted on the plan of the London New Monthly, to be published by Peabody tS Co., Broad way, Mir Elaeck's well known abilities, the ima- gnaton, humor and highly cultivated taste by all of which he is so admirably qualified for such charge will now find their proper sphere of action. The want of work of this kind as a vent for the occa- sOnal productions of learning fancy, and where the grave and the gay may alike find food for specu- latlon or entertainment, has long been desidcraum in this city, respectfully when number of frutless attempts to establish one seems almost to prove the imposslby oisustaning such publication in New York. The auspices under which the present un- dertaking is commenced, however, will ensure it every advantage at starting, and we have no doubt that the moment the proposals are issued they will be met at once by large subscription list.-.Amer.

 The Amcrican LJ,aryof UsefM Knouledgc-Pub- lished by authority ofthe Boston Society for the Diff fusion of Useful Knowledge-SMPsoN X CLAPP, Boston, and ELAN BLISS, New-York. This is an introductory volume to series of Qualifications which is proposed shall comprse-popuar treatise on the principal branches of Natural Scence-treatise on the principal branches of Natural History-a treatise on Moral Philosophy-a compendium of Universal Hlstory-a general History of Amerca-a History of the United States from its first settlement to the adoption of the present constitution-seects subjects ofBiography American and Foreign-theG Geography and Statistics of the United States, and of foreign countries, and some other works to be announced from time to time, as the publication advances.- N. York Courier < Enquirer.

 Ne,o England Magdzine.-Messrs J. T. X E. Buckingham Editors of the Boston Courier, have published the first number of new monthly work, called the " New England Magazine" the contribu- tors to which are to be paid so much per page for their eifusons. This is the only true plan upon which work of the kind in this country can be pro pery sustained or safely got up.