The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-05-31 00:00:00

EXHIBITION AND SALE RY PRIVATE CONTRACT.
THE TRUCHSESSIAN GALLERY, New
Road, opposite Portland.Plsce, continues open every
day, and the Pictures sold will not be removed this month, hi
order to afford for some time longer to the Public an opportu-
nity of viewing, in its collective state and classic:d somnolent,
au a=rdnblage of upwards of ONE THOUSAND PICTURES,
by the most eminent Masters of the Italian, Flemish, Dutch,
German, and French schools; forming a series of superior rpc-
cirnens of the art in various ages and countries, such as has
never before been submitted to the Public, sod terry ant pro-
'glily occur fors iturel,er of year., as the Exhibition and Side
positively doll this season. Open from ten o'clock till desk
Admittance One Shilling.

A SAVING OF MORE THAN THIRTY Pelt CENT.
And Comfort with Strength nnitr.dr in the Purchase of

COLLYEA's SU.I.

Fa'Jricated with COTTON FEET, removed from the Poultry,

TO 146, FLEET-STREET.
THE astonishingly rapid, and enereasing demand
for the above hasrudncd the Proprietor to manniartiire
the largest and most elegant Assortment ever before exhibited
for inspection; the distinguished excellence of which he
most respectfully 'Omni to the known Taste arid Discernment
of the Nobilit', Clergy, Gentry, &c. Ladies' and Gentlemen's
stout Chini White Silk 7s. 6d. a Pair, or Three Pair for 11. Is.
to those with the most fashionable Clocks, 10s. 6d. Stout and
fine Black ditto, from Bs. 6d. to the very Len 11s. 6d
N. B. Every other article of Ilo•tery either sold in quan-
tities of Three Pair and no..v nits, at the IVtiolesale ur T:ade
Price.

GARTON informs his numerous Customers
J •
in all Parts of the Mined Kingdom, th..t he continues to
have the largest As:ortrneut of the PATENT COTTON
TII READ, and the finest in the Wei Id. 11, beautiful MARK-
ING COTTON is now univer,ally used in thu room of Silk.
It would be innch lamented so usyfal an Article should get into
bad repute, by selling a spurious Sort ; to prevent which, the
Public u Moires:we, all his Cotton Thread 'u wrapped in a fine
Straw coloured Paper, with the Words iu the Water-mark,
the same as in Bank Notes,
" GARTON% PATENT COTTON."
Merchants, Shopkeeper:, and others, can be regularly sop•
plied to any Amount, having the largest Assortment in the
Kingdom, at his Warehouse, No. 97, Cheapvide, Curlier of
Lawrence Zane, London.
gap The p,reatest variety of elegant Ilexes invented by the
Proprietor, and well adapted for the Use of the Thread.

imitoitiunl ARTICLES OF DRESS.
ROTIINSON's Sarsnet Cambric: being generally
RIL adopted by Ladies of Fashion, as the most elegant
M.wiiing whir, on account of their not having that dour! ap..
preemie • which other articles pres.afr ; he begs leave to Rate,
that he has finished a great variety of new cotours for the sea•
sou, and of the quality which bas distinzutsbed his Manufac-
ture from all others.
He also bgs leave to acquaint the Ladies, that he receives
roars his Manufactory every morning new Co'ouri, Figures,
he. in his Cluoillerys asol luau SanourtN *AAA he mates or
superior quality, from 2s. per yard, to any expellee whatever,
according to the fancy of figuring in pld, silver, or otherwise.
The demand for his Union Poplins continuing toenerease, be
has put additional Looms to work to prevent diappointment.
His attention to Mourning Articles having procured him the
patronage of roost Familia of Distinction, he begs leave re•
spectrully to inform them, that he is now fully supplied with
his improved Bomb ,:mns, Mack Union Poplins, Italian Mils-
lina, Royal Lustres, Cambric Must ins, Cambric liccons.ts, doe.

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N. N. A large Selertlo3 of India Muslim from the lat.!Sales,
with a variety of Printrd Muslim, and every other kind of
Lien Drapery and Silk Mercer), we usual.
Pie. It, Henrietta4t et, Covent Garden.

WET NURSE.—A Healthy Young Woman,
with a tine Etreast at Milk, with,' fora SITUATION
im WET NURSE, in a Nubleman or • Grilt:ema.o4 Family.
A line acklrowel fur A. eNn. &V, Strand, will be afterlife(' to.

This Day republished, in Three Volume., mice 10%. 6d. IIkW.XI,
HEr- EVE of SAN-PIETRO,
A TALE.

Print ,d for T. Cadell and W. Davie., Strand.

This Day is published, elegantly p•inted in Three V.,tome.,
Octavo, rice 11. 7.. in bodols, a Newlitioa (being the
third), w th an additional volume, of
lITERARY HOURS; Or SKETCHES, CRI-
MAL, NAR RATIVF., end rosticm..
BY NATHAN DRAM, M.D.
Printed for T. Cadeil aliel.l7. Davies, Strand.
••• The 'Maid Volume mvy be had separate, price 9.. boards.

Thin Do, ere pubbehed, price So.
By Mows. CADELL and DAVIES, Strand,
By Gioiar of the Trustees
TWO ESSAYS on the EXECUTTON and
COMPOSITION of LANDSCAPE SCENERY.

By the late Rey. Mr. GILPIN,
Vicar of Bolan.
And ce the 6th of June, iron be w.ld, a few of his Maw
hses and Books of Drawing. The whole beinv approptimed
~ complete the Endowment of his PArrab School.

NEW FRENCI I DICTIONARY.
This Des is publis!ird„ price 6s. bound,

THE NEW POCKE f DICTIONARY of the
FRENCH and ENGI.IsII LANGUAGFA, in Two
Parts: First, French and Englidt ; Second, English and
French; containing all Words of general use, and authorised by
Cie best Writers; as also the several Parts of Speech and
Geode.% of the French Nouns; the Accents of the French
Words ; the Naval and Military Terms; the New French Ca.
leadar ; Tao AlphaJet•cal Lens of the used usual Common
ald Proper Name, ; and of the most remarkable Plates in the
World. Carerally compiled from the mast approved Diction-
aries Frebeh aid English, particularly from that of the Ruyal
Academy at Paris.
lit THOMAS NUGENT, LL D.
The Et:result Edition, carefully revised and enlarged.
To which are now added,
Many Words in both Farts; more than Tw •Ti ,US311(1 new
Signiicationi, with all the leregulardies ‘.l the English Vertu
and Nouns.