The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-07-13 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX ELECTION.

THE FRIENDS of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT
will meet every day until the Election (which is fixed
for Monday the 23i1 ittidant), at Sir Francis Burdett's House,
)(0.78, Piccadilly, where COMMUNICATIONS respecting
the ELECTION are requested to be made.
Ilth July, 1804. J. GREGORY, Chairman.

This day is published, in Two Volumes fleo. illustrated w,th
a NFW aitiIACGIJRATrMAY, FRONTISPIECES, and
avv..NA fswourite WELSH AIRS, price 111. Is. in boards,
NORTH WALES ; including its SCENERY,
ANTIQUITIES, CUSTOMS, and some Sketches of its
NATURAL HISTORY; delineated from two Exrunions
through all the interesting parts of that Country, during the
Summers of 1795 and 1801.

lir the ROY. W. RINGLEY, A. M.
Fe!lnw oft he Ltnn.ean Sucietyond tan of Prtarhouse,Cam bridge.
PrinteJ for Longman, /fund, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-
toll.

•s• Thi• Work, though written in an entirely dift,-rent
stile, is iiitsiidA to answer the same pur;usse, with respect to
North Wales, for which the Lit Mr. West published his cele-
brated " Guide to the Lakes."

Ca Siena en Mr klineley Tour round North Wales in 1798,
the Work Ott voich the present Volumes are founded.
We have no hesitation in de taring that these Volumes
deserve to be ranked among the best iserformancer of the kind ;
nor will say one hereafter act wisely who should ♦iris North
Wales, without making them his companion. They bear
every internal mark of diligent investigation, and present re-
search ; nor dad the writer disdain any personal fatigue or
convenience by which he might obtain information, or pro-
mote the more accurate keowledge of the places and manners
he profenes describe."—Rritish Critic, Se;s. 1800.
For equally high characters, see the Anti-Jacobin Review,
for Aug. 1800 ; the Critical Review, for Sere. 1800; the New
Annual Reinter, for 1800; and the Supplement to the
Monthly Magas:cep Vol. X.

.This Day is put,itsi.e.l,
Hand‘omely pented in one Ili Volume, quarto, and il•
lustrated with a Portrait of the ‘uthor, and nuttier i.is other
Eng/est:4s of Views, Ceremonies, hr. engraved Corn
final Dntwings by Heath, Lowry, Neagle, Prica 91.
las. dd. in boards, the Second Edition of

AN ACCOUNT of the ENGLISH COLONY
in NEW SOUTH WALES, from its first Sottlement
in January, 1788, to the Year ”401 ; with Remarks on the
Dispositions, Custom', Manners, &r. of the native Inhabitants
of that Country. To which are added, some Partic,dars of
New Z-eland; compiled, by permission, from the MSS of
Lieut. Governor King ; and an Account °fa Voyaee pe formed
by Capt. Flinders and Mr. Eats, by which the Existence of a
Strait separating Van Dternau`s Land fmm the Continent of
New Holland was ascenaiisel, ahstrafted from the Journal of
Mr. Baas,

■f Lieut. Colonel COLLINS, of the Royal Marina.,
Several years Judge-Advarate and Scegidary of the Colony, and
now LieutenanaGovernor of Port Phillip.
Printed fur T. Calell and W. Divies, Strand.

NEW EDITIONS OF MR. GISSORNF.'S SERMONS.
This Day are published, in two. price 16s. in boards, a Third
Edit:on of the First Volume, and a Second Edition of the
Second Vn!nine (each sold separate), of
SERMON S. By the Rev. THOMAS
GISBORNE, M. A.
Printed for T. C..de4l and W. °mice' Strand.
Ofwhom may be had, by the sarneAothie,
1. A FAMILIAR SURVEY of the CHRISTIAN Rr-
LIGION, Seri. third Edition, gs. in hoards.
2. An INQUIRY into the DUTIES of MEN, in 'he
HIGHER sad MIDDLE CLASSES of SOCIETY, 2 V9I.
Beo Fah Edition, 14s. inboards.
9. An INQUIRY into the DUTIES of the FEMALE SEX,
Svo. Fifth Edition, 611. in boards.
4. The PRINCIPLES of MORAL PHILOSOPHY IN-
VESTIGATED, evo. Founh &titian, 7s. in boards.
5. WALKS in a FOREST; or Poems Descriptive of
Scenery and Incident., Charatlevistic of a Forest at different
Seasons of the Year Sisth F.dition, elegantly printedin a
Po.:ltet Volume' and adorned with rates, 6s. in boards.
R. POEMS, SACRED and MURAL ; Third Edition, ele-
gantly printed is & Pocket Volume, and adorned with
Cis. in boards.