The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-06-01 00:00:00

POETRY•

Mirth and Metre; rolsiiting of Poems, serious, humorous,
and satirical; Songs, Sonnet:, Ballads, and Bagatelles. Writ-
ten by C Dibdin, jun. of Sadler's Wells. Pine post paper,
duodecimo. Ss. boards.
Evan's Parnassian Garland, ditto, gs Cd.
Poems. By James Grahame, wove paper, and hot pressed,
14s. in esualmards.

The present Exhibition, 11107.—Diversinns of Taste ' • or,
Poetic names, from thn Exhibition. Recommended as a
Companion to the Academy, Is.
Stultifera Nevis; or, The Modern Ship of Fools. FuMel-
lished with • coioure4 ',graving and vignette frontispiece. In
foolscap °dawn. Si. boards.
All the Totems' Garland; or, A fisw Rockets let off at a Ce•
lebreted Ministry, S.
The Epics o f the Ton; or, The Glories of the Great World ;
in two books, with netes and illustrations. two ds.
All the Blocks ! or, An Antidote to all the Talents. lir
Flagellum, 3d. fad
The Groans of the Talents; or, Private Sentiments on
Putaie Occurrences, in six Epistles, bs. 64.
The 'l' riamplis of P.dvareli; translated into English verse;
with en introduction and notes. By Rm. H. Boyd, A. M.
Folio, 7s 6.1.
Poems, by J. Grahame ; containing The Sabbath, Sabbath
Walks, Rural Calendar de. 2 vols. IM.
The Elegies of C. Pede Alionumnris, a Latin Pact, of the
Augustan see; with an Foolish Version. em. es.
Conversation ; a• Didactic Poem, iu three parts. By W.
Cooke, Esq. sits
The Alaruns : busily dedicated to Britons of aU descrip-
tions. 21. 64.

Lyrics on Lsve; with Ttanslaemns and Imitations from tin
-French and Italian isrigusges. Bso Gs.
Teuby : The Navy of Enteand. Ity J. Ilak?r. Se.
POLITICAL.

Observation% on what o cAled the Catholic Bill. By a
Lawyer. is. GJ.
Plana Facts; or, A Review of the Conduct of the late Mi•
n kw% 2s. 6.1.

Letter to Leed Grenville; vintsining ohaerymtont ee, the
Menu of the late Administration tly Yurinteula. la. W.
More Talents Still ; being Lord Gienvillit's Letter to Dr.
Gaskin, with f.etrets In answer thereto. Is Gil.
A letter Its theskieht Finn. C. Abbots Speaker nribit Mow
of csivisoona. by a Member el Parliament.
letter to torsi Grenville upon the repeated Publication of
hi, Letter to tha Society for Promoting Christian
Cy the Pt-, W. B. Wilson. lA.
Sir Flurciett and J. Paull, En... Speech of Doll) Bull. as
Aelisered by Fier at the Athenian Lyeeem, May 11. 1307, as
to the qoalifiiiitiun of these Gentlemen to sit to lactic•
incite. Is. . _

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A Letter addressed to Sir Francis Burdett, Bart. nn the
Cand•tct which the El...crow ought to pursue in the present
awful Crisis. By Crito, the Enclidian, P. A. 641.
A f 74 Olpervations on the Dane• ref admitting Roman
Citholies into °Meet, either Civil or Military. By a Magi*.
tiara of she Comity of Berk 4. is.
Church, King, and Constitution ; a Dial igue between
John Bell and -anion Weathercock. Gd.
A Segoei ter the Serious examination into the Roman Ca.
tholic Claims ; containing i more particular Inquiry into the
Tinatnnes of Popery, as formerly held, and as now professed ;
with Reinasks n.i sumo law Publiestions of Mr. Keogh, Mr.
Quin, Sir .1 Titrockinorion, and Dr. Milner. By the Ker.
I'. Le .is
A Lettsr to the Bishop of Li rham, on the Principle and
Detail of the Meaiures now under the consideration of Parlia-
ment, for promoting and encouraging industry of the Peer.
By T. Barnard, EN. 2s.
Means adequate to the !meat Ciiiis and Future Prosperity
and Happiness of the Empire; or, Proposals for the proper
Management of Public Affairs, and for procuring an imme-
diate, advantageous, secure, and permanent Peace. 3,.