The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-02-03 00:00:00

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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1803.

FOREIGN LITERATURE.

TA!-Simtat of AtttuLAD% ALP of the ANCIINS

FAIYPTIAN I. ‘NOISAOa.
On the First of February was published, pri.7e 2s. 6d.
rrHE APPENDIX to the XXXVIth Volose of
lI the CRITICAL REVIEW, New Arra:twined. This
Number will contain the following curious and interesting
Artieles:

1. Montuela's History of the Mathematics,
11 Zoega on the Origin anti Use of Obelisks.
111. Labotie's Description of a Mosaic Pavement tlistovered
in Ital:ca.

IV. Memoirs of the National Institute of Sciences, &c.
V. Annals of Chemistry.
VI. Millin's inedited ancient Mmuments, No.
VII. Spanish Poems by the Conde de Noruna.
VIII. Akerblad's New Interpretation of the Phanician Ins
scription at Oxford.
IX Akerblucs Letter upon the Egyptian Inscription fount
at Rosetta; containing an Alphabet (of which a Fac-simile is
given) thence taken, of the ancient Egyptian Language.
X. Malnuet's Collection of Memoirs on the Adtuintstration
of the Colonies.

XI. Sir F. D'lternoii• Fire Promitzssa—Retrospect of the Li-
terature of France, Germany, Holland, Spain, Portugal, Italy,
&c.—Title and alphabetical Index, &c.

At the sane Time was published,
The CRITICAL REVIEW, enlarvd, for Janutry, 1803,
being the First Number of the XXXVIIth Volume, New Ar-
rangement. Containing a copious Criticism on the Grenville
Homer Sauce's Account of Billings' Expedition to the North-
em Parts of Russia—Shales Zoology, Vol. 111.;—New Annual
Register for 1801—Shepherd's Life of Poggin Braccioliat
Mrs Smith's Letters of a Solitary Wanderer-Miscellsueous
Works of Oliver Go:damith—Gssborne's Sermons—Dr rmody's
Poems—Marshall on Insuranc,-.-WrAnyliamv, Poeins-t-Ttir-
ner's Synopsis of the British Fuci—and the usual variety of in-
terestii ig Matter, dm.
Prir.ted by and for S. Hamilton, Falcon-court, Fleet-street;
and *Ad by G. and J. Rohin.on, Paternoster-row, Loudon ; by
R'a and Biackwood, Edinburgh; by Brash and Reid, Glas-
gm. ; by Angus and Son, Aberdeen ; by H. Colbert, Capel-
street, Dttb,ili; and by Geylorr and Co. Amsterdim ; of whom
may b. lad coranlete sets of the New Arrangement, in 36 Vo-
itim,i, of any of preceding Nurnberg.

This Day is published, in one Volume, Octavo, price 18s. in
boar*, the Thud Edition, with many Additions, of
ATU.ATISE on MENSURATION, both in
Theory and Pract:ce,
By CHARLES HUTTON, LL.D. F.R.S &c. &c.
Professor of Mathematics in the Royal Military Academy.
Prioted for G. and J. Robinson, R. Baldwin, and. G.Wilkie,
Pateanoster-row.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
for the Use of Schools,
1. A Complete Treatise on Practical Arithmetic and Book-
keeping, both by Single and Double Entry, 12mo. price
2s. Ad. bound.
2. A Key to Hatton's Arithmetic, containing the !Solutions
at full length of all the Questions proposed in that Work,
12mo. price 3s. 6d. bound.
3. The Compendious Measure; being a brief znd compre-
hensive Treatise on Mensuration and Practical Geometry.
With an Introduction to Decimal and Duodecimal Arithmetic,
12rno. price 4s. bound.
Also, A Comet of Mathematics, composed and more espe-
, clay designed for the use of the Gentlemen Cadets in the
Royal Military Academy at Woolwich. Third Edition, Two
Volumes, price 11. Is. bound.