The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-04-14 00:00:00

HARP TUTOR.

Just published, price Ss- IM.
INSTRUCTIONS for the DOUBLE and SINGLE
MOVEMENT MAMP. in which the Rudiments of Music
as. clearly Saphilmerk auiailta Rules for Fingering illustrated by
numerous and apprepriate Wonpies. To which are added, Pee.
hides and Lessons In the Major and Minor Keys, with lostructions
foe Tuning. By J, T. CRAVEN.
The most favourite AIRS from ROSSINI'S OPERA,
" ZELM IRA," arranged as Deets for the Harp sod Plane, in
Two Books, each fia.; and as Duets for the Piano-Forte, in Two
Books, each es. dd. By D. Brognier.
TWO DUETS for the Violoncello and Piano-Forte, Cmuch, h.
The VOCAL MELODIM of SIXITLA ND, arranged for the
Flute, es.

(H)W'S Curious COLLECTION of SCOTLAND, for the
Piano Forte, Hs.
Published by J. flow and Son, Music and Musical Instrument
Sellers (by special appointment) io his Majesty, 162, Regent-
street.

PIANO-FORTES, HARPS. At. LET on HIRE.
Opposite New Budington-street.

BOOKS IN THE PRESS.
In t►e Pram, and speedily will be published,
A SHORT Acoount of the PmFerees of J. B. LOG lER's
MI. SYSTEM of MUSICAL EDUCATION in Bodin, and
its subsequent introduction, by order of the Pntssise Government,
into the Public Seminaries, for its general promulgation through
the Prussian suttee t with a brief Sketch of the present State of
Music in Bcrlin.

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By J. B. WRIER.
Printed for R. Hunter, 72, St. Paul's Chute's-yard.

O-morrow, the 13th of April, will be published (to be continued
twice a Month), price OM penny, sr Ten-pence a Doman,
No. 1. of

I[lllE NATIONAL SCHOOL MAGAZINE—Every
1_ Number will contain one or mom Engravings. illustrating
Natural History, &c. &c.
Printed for C. and J. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard, sad
Waterloo-pl see.
It has long been wished that a cheap work should be published,
adapted to the age and capacity of children, which might afford
them instruction and amusement. and supply them with an inno.
cent occupation during their leisure hours at home. This little
Work is undertaken for the use of Children educated at National
Schools, and it Is hoped that the pstrottage and countenance may
be obtained of the Diocesan Secretaries of the National Society fee
the Education of the Poor in the Principles of the Estabibhed
Church, and the Members of the Society for Promoting Christian
Knowledge ; that through their means it will get into &wend cir-
culation among those Children br whom it is diawn up. There
will not be, howevet, found in it anything which need confine it to
that particular description of Children ; and it will be the auks.
WOW of the Editor to make it a pleasing and a useful Juvenile
Companion.

METROPOLITAN LITERARY JOURNAL.
No. I. of this New Monthly Work, price Rs. Sd. will be
published Msy I.
While its primary 'ern will be the various Arts sod
that lima to -
a rriAM wangle ender the following Heads :
ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS on all Subjects, of
Lite*MN, Sdoiss sod An (excluding Politics and Connonnisl
Divinity).
i ANAIN New Publications (without Esearwriting).
VARIET s nernemic and Forams t consisting of Litenry I
Noticesce sod the Arts, Detachod
Criticism, Li Anealotek &c.
The FINE, MECHANICAL ARTS, PATENTS, Ste-
ORIGINAL rowntir.
PROCEEDINGS of PUBLIC SOCIETIES, chiefly of the
Literary Institutions in the United Ki
MEMOIRS of Living Clearacters,nerrery. . &e.
BIOGRAPHY of Parsons recently deemed.
Several gentlemen comseeted with the Metropolitan Literary In-
stitution have aped to co-opens towards thus supplying what is
still a deeidentemo in our periodical literature. In the prenicutien
of this object they premise rigid immrtiality, and on the fulfilment
of this promise they net their cla to public countenance and
protection.
Communication); to be addressed (post paid) to the Editor,
No. 6, Chatham.pbee, or to Mews. Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy,
Paternoster-ruw.