Novelist's Magazine.
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PklL0delpkSG, Uec. l4, 18SS TYRE anxiety to bring into activity the tal- 4 ent of the country, induced the pOblish- CTS of the Novelist's Magazine to offer pre- miu,n of fUe hundred dollars for the best Nouel, on n National subject, for that plblicatioD.- But by the report of the committee, the Man ,uscripts submitted tO their perusal are not of that character which would warrant. the a- ward of that premium. The time is there- fore extended, as is also the amount, which, it isto Be hoped, will induce native talent to exertioh.

 In order to assist in advancing American Literature, and give the readers of the Novel- isrs Magozine q share in the advantage of meritorious talent which the country posscss- es,s the publishers of that work, satisfied that the hest way to promote talent is ,o rewans it, offer Premium of