The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-09-20 00:00:00

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QUPERIOR LITHOGRAPLIS, published by W.Cole,
A/ No. 10, Neepte-atreet, Issnion ; and sold by all Book and
Print:y:lcm
The following are beentifully got up in Lithography, and as no
cornea's or pains have been spared, will be found well worthy the
attention of the public, from the very superior manner in which
they arc esoeutod . .
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RAINS, illustrative of ANCIENT SPLENDOR,
tweuty Subjects, Man unequalled beauty, printed on im-
perial folio; tinted paper, 6 Nor. 10s. Od, each, or half.
bound . . . - 0 0
FLUB A'S YEAR ; or, Monthly Bouquet; composed
of elegant Bunches of Flowers for each month in the year,
belottifely colectiredlMet Vie luring Piers, Ulf-bound, •
super royal folio • - - • - -410 0
HORTICULTURAL BEAUTIES; or Correct
Portraits from the Flower Garden: tastefully coloured
atter the living Plants, half-bound, super-royal folio 2 2 0
STUDIES, Foreign and English : by Calvert. Twenty.
four Subjects. Imperial 4to. half-bound . 1 10 0
RURAL SCENERY, coloured: by Calven, half-
bound, rtyal 4to. . - 1 0 6

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YOUgO ARTIST'S INSTRUCTOR, half-boud,
4to. - - - 1 4 0
3IY SKETCH BOOK, half-bound, oblong, Bvo. . 010 6
FIAMIA'S FOOTSTEPS; half-bound, royal oblong
Bvo. - - - - . - - 013 0
VIEWS FROM NATURE: by Calvert, half.bound,
imperial 4to. . • . . 016 0
PICTURESQUE VIEWS : by Calvert, half-bound.
oblong Ilvo. . 0 7 6
TII E AMATEUR DRALTGIITS3I-AN,halflound,
oblong /Ivo. - - • - 0 13 0

CALVERT'S INITIATORYDRAWINGHOO4 -
by which Learners may teach themselves the Elementa or
that elegant Accomplishment. In 12 Number.. Six
plain, each . • . . 0 2 0
Ditto. six coloured, each . - - U 1 0
BRITISH SCENERY: by Calvert. Three Numbers,
each - - . 0 2 0
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CAI.VERT'S LITHOGRAPHIC DRAWING: - - -
BOOK, Irma Series, publishing in Numbers, each -0 0 9
Diuo. Second Series, in Numbers, each - . 0 0 9
Ditto. Third Series, each . - . U 0 9
FOOTSTEPS OF FLORA i or, the Art of Flower
Painting rendered easy. Six Numbers, each . . 0 1 6
FUSSULL'S MASSING BOOKS, after :11orland,
each - -
TH-00G
' ' • E OLD MASTERS.
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A Series of Copies from the best Paintings of the Spanish, Italian,
Dutch, and Flemish Schools, accurately coloured to represent the
Originals, and mounted on stout tinted Drawing Paper.
Seven Shillings and Sixpence each, Subjects occupying
inches by six.
1 Landscape and Cattle : Berg. 7 Ruins Robert.
hem. 8 Landscape: llobbima.
2 A Seaport: Claude Lorrain. 9 Sheep Shearing: Velvet
3 A Seaport: Vernet. BreugheL
4 Going Hawking: Waiver- 10 Landscape: Van (loyen.
mans. 11 !Berry-making: Tinier'.
5 A Calm : Van de Velde. 12 Going to Nuked Cuyp.
6 Landscape: Ruysdael.
ASHIONABI
Illustrated In small oblonpsDraw
Sheet. Six shillings each Shi
1 Hastings. 5 Rtunagat
2 Windsor. 6 Margate
3 Toobridge Wells. 7 Netley Abbey.
4 Brighton. 8 Tintern Abbey.
LOCAL AND PICTrRESQUE VIEWS:

JE RESORTS.
Inge tastefully coloured. Ws on a
; or ls. 6d. each, mounted.
9 Leamington.
10 Kenilworth and
Warwick.

Splendidly coloured and mounted, es. esch.—Subjects 18 Inches
by 13.

1 Tinian Abbey, North-easi 114 Otford Castle, Kent, East
View. ' View.
2 Rodin Cutle, near Edin- I 16 Kildare Abbey. North-west
burgh. 1 View.
S Elthain Palace, Kent. 16 Lanerabst Priory, Icest
4 Nedey Abbey. interior View. View.
6 St. Alban's Abbey Church. 17 Gloucester CathedraL
6 Lyme Cutle, Kent. 18 Ilayleybury College, Hat-
-7 Ttntem Abbey, South-rut fordsliire.
View. 10 Kenilworth Castle, East
8 Eltham Palace, Kent, South. View.
east View. 20 Kenilworth Castle, North
10 Fountain's Abbe,, York View.
11 llnchester Castle, Kent. 21 Warwick Castle.
12 Waithom Abbey, North 22 Warwick Castle from the
View. Garden of R. Tomes, E:n.
13 Alelremie Abbey, South View.
Half-a-Guinea each.-24 Subjects, IS Inches by 10.
Four Shillings cwt.—Subjects, 8 Inches by 6 ;
Consisting of Fifty-four Views of the bent Landscapes and Build-
ings in Great Britain. And a great satiety of other Lithogra-
phic Drawings, plain and enloun •
Printed for W. Cale, 13, Newgi
sellers in the Kingdom.

rate4troet, and sold by all Book-

Potatoes bear in our market a price beyond the reach of
the poor, being 6d. the stone. We have heard that a con-
tract to supply one of our public institutions with potatoes
has been refused under 7d. the stone, even for the ensuing
six months.—Clare J•isrnal.

Astrologers tell us, all sublunary beings are influenced
by the planets, and that the conjunction next month of tbr
three great luminaries, Venus, Mars, and Jupiter, in Ge-
mini, portends great events, as each of th-, e planets will be
in a twin sign, and operate with double force, or equal to
six.. Gemini also being a trine (or the best aspect), with
the ascendant of fortune, this may recount for giving to
adventurers, for the first.time in the annals of lotteries, six
Prises of twenty thousand pounds each, in one day, which
with many other capitals, &c. exceeding a quarter of a
pillion, must all te decided, Wiliest iaentb {October.)