The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-05-12 00:00:00

DR FRANKLIN'S WORKS COMPLETE.
This Day ale published, in Throe Imre Volumes, Octavo, er,th
Sixteen Engravings, and a ?introit of the Author, price
11 ler:. In Maids,
HE COMPLETE WORKS, in PHILO-
TSOPHT,_ POLITICS, and. MURALS, of Or. BEN-
JAMIN FRANKLIN ; with Memoirs of his early Life.
Written by HIMSELF
Printed for J. Johnson, St. raurs Chureh-cad, and Long.
Ins Tin eHl::ilorks of Real.ianr4ranZitin' Phalirev.beteest"ofte.n partially col-
lected, but newer before brought together in one uniform Pub-
ligation.
la the present Veletas, will be found all the different Col.
lertions, together with the various Papers uf tiie rime Anthnr
Utitt hair, been published in separate Pamphlets, or inserted in
Yeasiga CeSettiens of his Wsisitt. P<in the or
of
air sir% fie et Frame Societal, or in our
owe se Esse*, 31 • as be as discovet-
ebb Wto Saller:= aamissol km the research by a
Glaailiama •la Addisiro. Aseetisyhme Papers, s.iras we con
wive will be new,* 11, issillNS leader en this side the At-
lantis. .As airy* be MI, Ora publisli,d,
A new sad impanel , alegastly printed, in *Vols.
halbesp Soo. wllb a Poseals, rice Se. boards of The- LIFE
and ESSAYS at lIESJAMS rammud,
_LL.D.
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This Day is pblished. a new Edition, carefully revised and
corrected thoroughout, in Four Volumes 12[11e. Price One
Go nos in Wends,
MEMOlwitriSttesobfy
14N1t4sAELREM ONTEL;
Containing his Lir, racy and Political Life, and Anecdotes of
the Principal Characters of the Eighteenth Century.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-
' row; awl J Murray, Flest-suest.
' This is one of the most interesting productions which has
initial from the French press since the Revelation. The style
of the work is also rot less attractive than its matter ; it is
elnquent, !lowing, and easily inclines, in pursuing the courts
of events, either to the ludicrous or the pathetic T. the me-
rit of truth, it adds all the graces and 'Mations of a work of
fancy." Monthly Roy. Nov. and Dec. land.
" We are not sore that we hays permed any honk, since
the commencement of our critical career, that has afforded us
more entertainment than these little volumes. Tba narrative
is so gay and airy, tire tone of sentiment se mild and unassum-
ing, and the living pictures with which the busiest part of the
scene is crowded, so full of delicacy, truth, and vivacity, that
it is mpossible not to be charmed with 'be greeter part of the
performance." Edinburgh Review, Jan. 11101)

This Day is publishedpr icels , the .
Second Edition, in Vol.. Itmu.
beards, of
ESSAYS, in a SERIES of LETTERS to a
FRIEND, on the following Subjects
I. A Mares writing Memoirs of his own Life.
2. Decision of Character.
3. The Application of the Epithet, Realistic.
4 Evangelical Religiita, presailingly unacceptable to 24111
of Taste.
By the Rev. JOHN FOSTER, Frame.
Piinted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Patetneiter.
lOW.
"To Wets Se one elm opinion of this book. we muse says
that we have seldom perused any publication with more plea-
sure. He is, on the whole, a most masterly writer, perspi-
comp, acute, profound, and eloquent. He appears, in every
rim the warm supporter of the best inverems of mankind;
be writes with a degree of feeling and energy, which is highly
'motivating. His style is uncommonly excellent."
Anti•Jaeobin Review, Jan. 111011.
" We ale highly gratifrad when we meet with a writer, who,
to a view of profound and original thought, together with just
views of religion arid of morals, joins the talent of recommend-
ing his ideas be the graces of imagination, and the powers of
eioquence. Such a writer we have the happiness of reviewing
at present." !Select'. Review, Nov. 1105.

MASON'S POEMS AND PLAYS.
This day is publeibed, a sew and elegant Edition, with a beau-
tiful Portrait of eke Amber, printed in the best manner, by
Whrttingham, on a fine yellow wove paper, feolseap eve.
price is. 64 extra board%
peEMS, by the ReverendWlLLlAM MASON.
M. A. Aothor ofßoglish Garden."
Containing the Drarfatic Poems of Caraftacus and lUMdsr.
Motnoly on the Death of Mr. Pope... Odes, Elation, Lausa,
&c. &c.
London: Printed for T. Willis, No. 5, eilleillifill. Ultimo-
mew's Hospital.
Where may behad, just published, a NM and *lnane edi-
tion, with a heaetifully engraved Frontispirsoa„ plated in the
best manner. on a See yellow wove paper, Is. price b. extra
boards, FITZOSBORNE'I LETTERS, on several Sulajofts,by
the late WILLIAM MF.I.MOTH, Esq. of Bath, the elegant
Translator of Cicero and Pliny. To which is added, A Sketch
of the Life of the Author.
••• The above Letters are well known to the Literary
Woad, for their elegance of language, tied purity of morals;
therefore cannot be too highly reiAnuraieniled to throe vilvi wish
te obtain a correct Ml* of writing, particularly Epistolary Car-
iespor.delice