The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-07-26 00:00:00

THE ONLY SATIRICAL WORK PURLISHED.

THE NEW BON TON MAGAZINE; or.
Telescope of the Times, so be pulrli.hed on the Ist
of August, price Is. &I. will be embellished with a plate re-
presenting "The Orator and his Committee." Part of the
Contents Peep at the Plot forming against an exiled
Princes—Meeting of the Beasts in Smithfield—The late
Lord Thisrlow and the Parson—A Dove in a Hawke's Nest—
The Emigrant Barker—History of • Reverend Personage
mut his J km Post Buys—No Sailors in Hell—Living
within hounds—A eismbriAn's Visit to his Native Place—
Don Juan reviewed—The Failure of Burns as a Tragic
Poet—English dude of Paying Debts is Paris--Story of
Abdallab, &e. &e.

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DR. BATEMAN ON THE DISEASES OF LONDON.
This day are published, in Bro. 9s. boards,
-REPORTS on the DISEASES of LON-
DON, and the State of the Weather, from 1804 to
ISIS, including Practical Remarks on the Carnes anal
Treatment of the former; and preceded by an Historical
View of the State of Health and Disease in the Metropolis
is past times, in which the Pros 4.f the extraordinary
Improvement in Salubrity, which it has undergone, the
Changes in the Character of the Seasons in this respect, and
the Causes of these, are traced to the present period.
By THOMAS BATEMAN, M.D. F.L S. &c.
Physician in the Public Dispensary, and consulting Physi-
elan to the Fever Institution, in Loudon.
Printed for Longman, Horst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
Loudon.
Of whom ma, he had, by the same Authors
A succmcr ACCOUNT of she TYPHUS or CON-
TAGIOUS FEVER of this errantry, In Syn. 411 s. boards.
A PRACTICAL SYNOPSIS of CUTANEOUS DI&
EASES, the Fifth Edition, is Sim. Its. boards.
DELINEATIONS of CUTANFAMS DISEASES, in
410. with upwards of 70 coloured Plates, 121. Its. boards.

This day was published, price As. 811.
rpHE PANWHLETEBiI. No. XXVIII. for
11 3611 y, 1819, containing the following Pamphlets, vie :
I. Earl of LivraronesSreecg on the RnPOIIT of the
BANK COMMlTTEE.—[Correcied and printed awls-
:it'll!, is the Pamphleteer.)
11. The RELATION of CuRN and CURRENCY.
111. Dun A. F. F.vraLne's Representsii.m in &Oman(' VII.
in BEIPENCE of the Congest—TimisSated from the
Author's MS. by C. Torus. Esq.
IV. The Right awl Practice of laieueameetcy, as •
ins GREAT BRITAIN and AMERICA, considered.
V. On the Treaties between his Brits:sok Majesty anal the
Kings of Portugal, Spasm, and the Nellserlasuls, for
preventing ILLICIT Taerric in Sleeves, by R.
THWITS, Esq. LLD.
VI. First Report trues the Seesar Cmumtrreg of the
House of COMMONS, OS the BANK resuming CASH
PAYMENTS.
VII. Seared Ditto on the same.
VIII. First Report us the same, conintsoiested by the

Logos.
IX. Sieinad Vo.
X. Kresassataetow by the Directors of the DANA of
ENGLAND, 10,01 before the Chancellor of the Ex.
rlnqurr.
XI. On the TRAGIC 10 (Nitta and the INDIAN ARCHIPA-
LAGG, evils Obaervaliona ow the luercurity of Ike
}kilo', Interests in that quarter. by C. AIDAT,
Eaq. late Secretary to the Government of Java;
with a Map.
Puthnaked by aleeses.tillerarned and Co. Patentusier.raw ;
Week and Co. Leadeaball street, mot all other IlieuLiellicsa)
whore complete fitts ant to be bad is Noe. or 14 Yuba.

Mr. GEORGE RING, who for 24 year■ loss been ac-
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years established ass Office at No. 2b, Finch-Line, Cornhill,
fur the express purpose of affording information and assist-
•nce in all matters connected with the Office of Execo:ur
or Administrator, preparing and passing Residuary Ac-
couut■ and Legacy Receipts at the Stamp Office, obtaining
• Return of Probate, Admioistratiois, and Legacy Duty,
where too much has been originally paid, and anae•t6ug the
Probate and Administration Duty where Necessary.
Mr. king begs to
the transaction of business, that it shall ne performed with
promptitude and fidelity, at a moderate charge.
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MOM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

This Gazette notifies as follows:—.00 the 20th the French,
Sardinian, and Neapolitan Ministers, and ou the 23d the
Saxon Minister, had audiences of the Prince Regent, to deli-
ver letters of congratulation un the birth of the children of
the Dukes of Kent, Cumberland, and Cambridze. Sir Mike
Nightingall has been invested by the Prince Regent with the
insignia of a Knight Comniasider of the Bath; Alexander
Keith, Esq. knighted, and appointed Knight-Marshal of
Scotland; and James L'Arny, EN. appointed Sheriff Depute
of Forfushire. On She 23d Sir Simnel Shepherd was sworn
of the Privy Council —Thin Gazette also notifies the baptism
of the Duke of Cumberland's sun at Berlin, on the Stb inst.