The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-02-09 00:00:00

This day is published, in 2 vols. 8.0. price I/. 4s. boards,
1-41:17ERS from NORTH AMERICA, written
during a Tour in the United States and Cankda.
By ADAM HODGSON.
London: Printed (or llurst, Robinson, and Co., 90. Cheap_
side, Lid 8, PAIL Stall ; and A. Constable and Co., Edinburgh.
" We can recommend the letters of Mr. Hodgson as a sensible,
airrecable book, wtitteu in a very fair spirit."—Edinburgh Review.
No. 80.

This day is published, Part Eight, of
VIEWS in AUSTRALIA; or, New South Wales and
Van Dirmen's hand Delineated„ _ _ _

Dedicated, by permission. to the Right lion. Lid Bathurst.
By J. LYCET'f,
Artist to the late dlajor.GetrelMacquatie, Governor of those

Culonieft.

The IT'ork will be comprised in Twelre Parta ; the pike of each
Pan 7a plain, or 10%. M. coloured after nature; and will enr.tain
Twee,ty.fiva Vietva in New Houth Wale'', and Twenty-five in Van
Dienet'a Lind.

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The Proprietors of this original and highly interesting Work.'
Eight Parts of which. comprising Thirty-two Views,* are now
before the Public, embrace this opportunity of returning their
grate All acknewledgments to the Sohlnnen and fienillemen whn
have thus far so liberally siipported it by their subscriptions, and
lio-oured it by their approbation.
It is with peculiar satisfaction that the Publisher further an-
nonnces to the Fuharribeni„ that it has been determined to re-pub-
lish the first Six Views, which, according to the original design of
the Work. were Lithographic: but which are now in the hands of
the Copperplate Engraver. and will be delivered. gratis, in ex-
change for clean Copies of the Lithographic impTessioi.s.
In adopting this method of rendering the Work completely uni.
form, at such a considerable expense to themselves, it isrespectfully
hoped this the Proprietors have afforded the beet proof of their
zealous derive to complete this unique Series of Views in Australia
in a atyle of excellence worthy of the high and extensive patronage
I it has received, and of the present advanced state of the arta in
Great Britain.

Part IX. of this Work will appear on the Ist of March. and
Part XI 1.. which will complete the Series, on or hrfote June th.:
lvt ; with which hater Part will be given an extra portion of
lettr?.pren, comprising a brief History or the Ortgln and Prevent
State of the Colonies of New South Wicks at.d Van Diemen 's
Land. . . .

As the most scrupulous attention will be paid to priority of
subscription in the •eleetMn of di: Engravings, it is respectfully
recommended to those Noblemen and teentlemen .hu lease signi-
fied their intention of becoming Subscribers, but have not yet
honoured the Publisher with their orders, to transmit the same a.
early m possible either to him or their respective Boat-eller..
• The following Views, with descriptive letter-press, are already
published, viz. :
Part Ore. View of Bathurst Plains—Sydney—Kissing Point—
Distant View of Dolma Town--and Mount Wellington, near
llnbart Torn.

Part Two Newentle—Beckett's Fall—Mount Ihomedary—and
the Table Mountain.

Part Three. Par ,mate—lke Patterson—cape Pillar, near the
River Derwent- an I Ben Lomond.
_ _

Part Four. The Sugar-Loaf 3lountain—The Heads. at tl,e
Entrance of Port Jackson—Near View of Hobart Town--and
Pan Plains.
Part Fi‘e. View of Windsor—Bathurst Cataract—Mount Direc-
tiou—and Hain Head Point.

Part Six. Liverpool Wingce Carrabee River—The Wertira
Boundary Lake—and Rnseneadi Ferry, ni..r Hobart Town.
Part Seven. The Female Orphan School. near Paramatta--
Botany Hay—The Governor's Retreat, New Norfolk—and View
ton the Top of Constitution !fill.
Par: Eight. View on the South Esk River-3lount Nelson, near
Hobart Town, from 3fulgrave Battery—View upon the Ncpean
River, at the Cow Paatures--and View of Wilberforce, on the
Barks ortt v River Hawkeslittry.
73, St. Paul's Clachlard, Feb. I, 1021.

SALES BY AUCTION.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ANT) EFFECTS,
BROMLEY. 811D1/1,1.41a,
By Mr. Sil UTTLII WORTH,
On the Premises, on THURSDAY, February 17,1623,
at Eleven o'clock,•
THE remaining HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, con-
slating of foor-post, tent and other bet:ate:oh, with furnittutee,
feather beds and bedding, suits of chints and marine window-
' curtail's, bedchamber, draeing and dimity[ room furniture,
Brume's. Turkey, Venetian and othzr carpets, kitchen requisites,
aid miscellaneona property.
May be viewed one day previous to the sale, when catalogue,
clay he hal on the premises, and of Mr. Bbuttieworth, No. 28,
Poultry.
POLICY OF ASSUHA NCH ON AN ADVANCED 'LIFE
I IN THE LONDON LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE.
Ily Mr. WDI. STEVENS,
At the Mart, en FRIDAY. the Win of February, at 12 o'CLxk,
by order of the Assignees.
APOLICY of ASSURANCE for 13001. rff,c!ed Pub-
rusty 28, 1807, in the London Life Assurance Office, on the
Lite of a Gentleman now In his 135da year. subject to an anima.
payment of CIL 10.. but which is row reduced to 151. las. I.
Further particulars may be had at the place of Smart of Meow.
Swain, Stevens, !lades, Pearce, and Hoot, Solicitors, Frederick...
place ; and of Mr. Wm. Stevens, 38. Old Jewry

RARE AND Cl/WOVE BOOKS.
By .11r. EVANS,
At his Douse, No. 93, 10.11-mall. no FRIDAY NEXT, F,:b. ;1,
and following Day,
t. COLLECTION of Curious awl Val Ankle BOOKS,
including Piranesi's Wutkii, 'a vols.; 31untfaucon Antiquit4
Lxpliqubes 15 vols., large parer ; Scheurnr Physique
erls., yellow Morocco ; C.Ltholicou sire Dietinnarium laticurn,
First Edition, and the Fourth Book printed with a date, 1460; Si.
Italicus, First Edition, very rare. 1472 ; Isoerstes Or., First
Edition ; Luciani ()rent, First Editior. ; Jaseplii Opera. First
Edition ; curious collection of early English end Foreign Rooks ;
Apollonitis Rhodius, First Edition ; Cassiodori that. Eccleauts.
tics, First Edition ; Gulielmi Neubrigiroiv liistoria al) Hearne, 3
vols. large paper ; Hemingi Chattularium IVizornteusc ali Hearne,
2 vols. large paper, &c. &c.

- ANDOVER. RANTS.
9110 BE LET, for a term of years, and entered cm the
1 6th April next, a most CONVENIENT and GENTEEL
COTTAGE. adjoining the town, on the Salisbury-road, the ap•
proa'h through a Shrubbery lined with stately elats. The house
contains a parlour and drawing room, tire hed-ronnis, and under-
ground cellars, with large yard, t wo-srall stable, chaise-house,
granary, and Other outbuildings, with productive garden.
For particulars apply to Mr. Young, Solicitor, Charlotte-row,
Mansion-li, use.
EAS'

AND WEST I,IDIA 'WAREHOUSE. E
'CIIANOE. STRAND.
'PHIS OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forme a se•
ii coed division of Exeter 'Change, where may. be seen a
large and well-mantif.actured Stock of fashionable Carriage, Cm-
ride, Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaise Harness, with every descrip-
tion of Mili•ary, hunting, and Side Saddles, for Home Use, East
and West Indies, New South IVAIEX, and the Spanish Main. Camp
Redateads, Camp Tables and ('hairs. Cabin Wash-hand Stands,
Cabin lamps, Camel and Bullock Trunks, Canteens completely
fitted up„ neat and elegant, at a motternte price. Sea Cots, Bed-
ding, Writing Desks. Dressing Casts. &c. A large assortment of
Cavalry and Infantry Swords, Epaulets, Sword Knots, Sashes,
Reitz, and Pistols, &c. &c.
The Harness and Saddlery, together with the Summer and Win.
ter Horse Clothing, merit inspection, from their excellent quality,
first style of workmanship, and moderato price. The whole of the
Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and that excellent
plan, of fifty years standing, is strictly adhered to, of asking but
tine Ready Money Price, from which no discount or abatement will
be made under any circumstances.
KII.—To prevent mistakes, the Public will please to observe,
that the three principal entrances to thi■ Outfitting Warehouse are
in Exeter 'Change. A List of the East India Company and
Licensed Ships, and Morning Papers, are constantly kept.

A VARIETY OF NEW IMPROVE!) SHADOWLESS
LAMPS, FOR TABLE.
riITIE ONLY RETAIL SHOP in LONDON that
1 MANUFACTURES their OWN PATENT LAMPS,
for every purpose where Light is required. at SMETHURST'S,
1311. NEW BOND-STREET, the original Lamp and genuine
Oil Warehouse.
A new improved Shalowless Lamp, for Library. Drawing. and
Dicing Room Tables, on a superior pi inciple, which his not been
equalled by any other person in London. fur its simplicity, bril-
liancy of light, art without shade, which gives light equal to sir
candles, at the expense of one penry per hour, in genuine Sper-
maceti Oil.
The Advertiser being an Importer, sells at the low price of
4s. Gd. per Gallon, ready mores,.
Sinumbra. French, English, and every description of Lamps,
may be purchased. Compare and judge for yourselves.
The principle of his improved Lamp. to be purchased oily of
the real Improver of Patent Lamps. for which he has obtained live
separate Patents from his 31ajosty. begs most respectfully to ac-
quaint the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public. that may have occa-
sion to purchase Grecian. Roman, or Chandelier Lamps, Arc. that
they may view the largest collection in London, of the most elegant
patterns, at his Repository and Show rooms, as shove t he being
determined that no person shall undersell hint, if the articles are of
equal quality.
Those persons who horeur him with their orders may rest assured
of receiving genital satisfaction.
Lamps of every description let out on Hire fur Balls, Rinds, Ate.
N.B.—Observe, ETH URSI' deals in no other article but
what appertains to Lamps and Oil.
A white. fronted House, 138, New Road-street.

Cotton; and Ohms of every description.—lamps repaired.

ITENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA continues to
11 be prepared with the most scrlipulons can and attention,
by Messrs. THOMAS and IR ILLIA3I HENRY, manufactur.
in chemists, Maachester. It is sold in bottles, price 2e. 9d, or
with glue stoppers at 4c (id. stamp included, with full directions
for its use. by their various Agents in the metropolis and aciugh.
out the United Kingdom : but it cannot be genuine unless their
names are engraved on the Government stamp, which is turd over
the cork or stopper of each bot i le.
Of most of the Venders of the 34agnesis may be had. :It:them:-
rated by s aimilar stamp, HENRY'S AROMATIC SPIRIT of
VINEGAR, the invention of Mr.HENRY, awl the only genuine
preparation of that ankle.