The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-04-18 00:00:00

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TEMPLE OP THE MUSES, FINSBURY SQUARE.
it/ ACKINGTON, ALLEN, and Co. most re-
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the following Worics, and many others equally valuable, which,
agreeably to their acenstotinal mode of tolling at reduced
for •eady money, may be Ind on the undermentivsed advsn-
tarot's terror, warranted complete in every r4sptlt. They
are 44 in boards, exceptetherwir expressed.
The Rev. MENRY COX MASON'S FAMILY BIBLE,
with F.xpianatoty Notes on the most ,ntervrtilig P.,saage4 well
printed in a Royal 4to. sise, large type, new red strongly hoii.id,
II 94. GA —'ame as recently published at 21.
The S AAIE WORE., 2 vols. Royal 410. printed en a fine
v wove paper, hot prowled, handsomely bound in call and
letter.d, Z. 144 —same as recently pu'Aished at 41.
818 LE..-comprising the Old and New Testament+, with Vie
Apocrypha complete, printed at the Ustversity of Cambridge
Pros, superfine paper —a beautiful Book, 3 veil: Royal bro.
handsomely bound in call and lettered, 11. worth
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ANOTHER EDITION—the line paper, 3 rob. Royal Bvo.
well bound in calf, and lettered, IL fts well worth 11 ins
ANOTHER EDITION, un gond pape, which binds in
Two Volumes, Royal Ben neatly bound and lett red, Ins
well wrath a Guinea.—The prices at which this accurate
elegant Edition of the Holy Scriptures is here offered, are
barely adequate to the cost of the paper, at the present iteriod,
and consequently bet little more than half the sues at w•Sdi
they catild be rendered if p:inted at this time.
POOLE'S ANNOTATIONS UPON THE HOLY BIBLE,
wherein the Sacred Text is inserted, and various Reack.g. an.
flexed, together with the Parallel Scriptures; the more dif-
ficult terms in each Verse art explained ; ateming centrad.e-
tions reconciled ; questions and doubts resolved ; and the whole
Text °rued...a new Edition, 4 eul. 4to. boards, 21. 64.-
same as published at 31.
••• As a succinct, plain, and accurate exhibition of the
meaning of Scripture, Poole's Attnotattis bans uo equal in
the English hnguage.
ANTEDBOR'S TRAVELS in GREECE and ASIA, In
eluding an Account of Egypt -..sublishod at 11. ts. S Vol..
911.
ATWOOD'S HISTORY of the ISLAND of LSOMINI,
CA, its Natural P..wiations, Customs, and Mariners of the
Inhabitants, published at he. OeGAVU, 2.1 8d
ANECDOTES of EMINENT PERSONS.-comprising
also mttiv interesting Literary Fragments, Blographoeal Sketch-
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JACOB BEHMEN's WORKS complete, published by
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196.--wainc as published at 41. 4.
COMMON PLACE BOOK to the HOLY BIBLE, he
Joist Locke, Esq. and Dr. Dodd; a new Edition, finely printed,
4tn lb..
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CRUTTWELL'S TOUR THROUGH THF. WHOLE
ISLAND OF GREAT BRITAIN, divided into Journeys, lo-
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and Seutian,!, 6 vols. livo. 11. 16s. b ,ards—snore as published
at 91 Ss

A kw l!,,;,;-% illuatratod by a great variety of Copperplate
View•, 6 V.. 1.. 8.0. 21. 1111.
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The British Critic thus concludes an ample and highly re-
commendatory Criticism on the merits of this Work :
This Publication abounds with many curious anecdotes,
incidentally introduced in their proper places, which will he
very entertaining to the traveller. There is judgment as well
at labour exemplified in this compilation, which supersedes
thi• use of many smaller works, arid is iu itself a kind of Library
of British Travels."
CASTLE of the THUILLERIES; or a Narrative of all the
ricers which have taken place in that Palace from its c rn
insertion to the teth Brumaire, year It, published at its 2
vols. tiro. 7s.
CUMBERLAND'S CALVARY; or the Death of Christ,
a Poem, in Light Books, quarto, 61... ma as published at
10. 6rl.
1119 sime Work ou a larger Paper, eto. 9s —seine as pub
liandd at le:.
•„• The above may be considered as a Sequel to the Pere-
' diet Begaistel of ALlww. It contains a number et :nautili*,