The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-06-29 00:00:00

BF JOSEPH KING.

These Tables are earri d on upon the same plan as the for
mar one to 90 ails, with several useful Additions, whereby
the Interest on any Sum, net exceeding :i,llOl. mar be found
by two refereocess and eves generally without Swing at the
trouLle of making an. Extract with the Pan, and without tha
loss of th, Fractional parts ; an advantage not to be found in
ant other Interest. Tables

They have 'wen three times examined since thay were
printed, so that their accuracy may be relied upon; and for
simph7ity in their plan and extent, and rapidity of calculation,
are superior to any Tables ever yet submitherrto the Public.
indi'..ahed by the A2lll. Asther,• New Edition orEables of
Intere4 f orn one Day to tine Numir-rd Days, price 7s. 6d.
Al4O, Time Table., 'hewing the uumb.r of Days between any
uor4.l‘ unit exceedirl a Year ; &Book very useful to Met-
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Sid by W. J and J. Richardson, T. Hurst, T. Quad's, and
Trmnr and Hond.

This Dm s publr..hed, in Quarto, Vo:ules the First, con-
tairung the V..getable Kingdom; with Mates engraved by
Spring lutb, a .r.l mloctud frr.ra N mire, I. 2s.
ORGANIC REMAINS OF A FORMER
woßLili or an Exa.ronatiort of the minerslked lie-
micros of the Vegetskle, end Animal. of the Aatailluiriaa
World i grrnerally terme i Extranr-:ov Formals.

Ny JAMES PARKINSON.
Letters to the Author, Iroxtrin-square, London, will were
Irrthrrsepens according to the priority of applicati•at.
Nooks Inc th waist purpose are also open at Mr. Robson%
New i4ntd•street ; Mr. White, and Mr. Mutates; Vim tntrect;
Mr Synaocik', Paterni.xter now; Mr.. Taylor's, limbs:Ha ; Mr.
Asinine, and Xmas. Rich.ird-ons, Cornhill ; Merits. Arch's,
Gracechwch.street; Black and Parry, Leadenhall.
street ; and Nit.S44ll. Gteenl m 1 and limns Fins:miry xluare.
In almost every pan ,if this globe, the remains of a flume/
wori.l are continually sarong theruselve-, An the conternpla-
tOin of mankind; taaching, that the planet we inhabit has
s•trered ermsttierahle changes by the ravages of an universal'
deluge, and by the influence of other antes, acting with wog
power, and to a wile extent. Among thew tern4lita, the ii;alis
of Use vegetably and eatinals of those days rte oincientli 1'..-
covere•l; evi,:eing that aescral species of beings then exi.xed,
which are now entirely unknown, and perhaps extinct.. their
niutilared remains only being left to prove, that they since
lived, and wen destroyed with the former world.
These Medals of nature, yielding incontestable record of one
of the most import:in art. in the history of the universe, exist
in great quantities in this i.land ; but whilst France and Get-
maay have marine -al several valuable e.says on these important
a Iblnts. Great Britain owns not a single systematic work on
branch of natural history. Reflection on this cincunistarice
led to the prevent Attempt to form a bigot+, of all those bodies
which hays been hitherto discovered; trusting that enertum. re.
tii.ntt to such an undertaking will he fecumd by the laudable
cm Ursa! of thosewhoil *OA in those pans when these wonder-
ful relics albs Old Wraldsfsdailfs dada blaccidents brought
to view.

'With a Portrait alto Majesty in his Parliamentary Robes, and
Portraib of a Doke, a Marquis, F-ad, Viscouut, and
each IN their nimmaise Roby; the Areas of Om
tecurately and elepetly engraved, Me Atom d tba
Kr' igiits oldie Rath wise are meat Peers, at. Ste.
TMe Day b published,
A uew &bike, brought down aid corrected to the pre-
sent Time, either in One or TiiJ %%detect, pace IM. ia
boards of
KEARSLEY's PEERAGE of ENGLAND,
al. SCOTLAND, and littl. A ND, containing an Account
of all the Fenn, whither by Tenure, Summons, or Creatim„
their collateral Ira. ell -a, RAM, Alarriages, and Innie,
Family Names and Titles of Eldrat Sons, their Mowes with
correct Translations, and a great variety of ether i aerestaig
Taster.

• The preoint E litiott of Kesrsley's Peeing r has bees
edit..d by a fal. rwleman who profes.uolially has het; been ac-
sonniesl with the t triKin, Hattours, and FA:silica, of the
• the United K tortoni.
For thow .us ClmrsutfAatimia which ho has received
loon the Nobility and Grotry, he rtnalflall 1114 Plait sircir,
Thank ; asti ackutorlotig o with Gnu tole„ that, through the
All,iftgiiCe of carious Brauer,. of the itieferent Notil.z Families,
he has been ciahleil to prod :4 e a more se-orate and satisfae
tory Account of the Peen of the Unistal Kutrium than has
been hitherto published.
?fisted Cu, G. Kreisky, Fl-et-street.