The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-06-20 00:00:00

NEW BARONETAGE.

This Day Is published (printed uniformly with Ds,
hrett's Peerage), in Two Yakima, centaiiwig about One
Thous,nd Pages, withers/ Five Hoodred Arms, correctly
engraved,

THE New BARONETAGE of ENGLAND.
Containing as wall a conzno Genealogical History, as
an Account of the Present State and Alliances of the English
Baronets, and Baronets of Great Britain, from the Institution
of the Order in 1611 to the Union with Ireland, at theclrKe on
the year 1800; with a List of the Baronets created since that
period.

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AN ADDITIONAL APPENDIX TO IHI..
THIRD EDITION OF OBSERVATIONS UN TIO
CUMUNCY AND EXCHANGE OF IRELAND ;
tog th,. Subttance of the Evidence Laren before the CUtlllaltiOT
of the House of Commons.

By HENRY PARNFLL,
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POEMS. By CHARLES A. ELTON. Esq.
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Of whom mor be had, lately published.
ALFRED, an Epic Poem, in Twenty-four Rooks, By
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The Second Edition of
THE HISTORY of the REVOLUTIONS of
RUSSIA, to the Accession of Catharine the Fast, in-
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Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries.
Ry HENRY CARD,
Of Pembroke Co/loge, Oxford.
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Of whom mac be had, by the same Author, lately published,
HISTORICAL OUTLINES of the RISE and EsTA-
IIILLSHMENT of the PAPAL POWER. Addressed to the
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This Day is pub:uliod, in One Volume Octavo, Price ft.
in boards,
The Third FAition of
RURAL PHILOSOPHY; or Refleßions on
Knowledge, Virtue, aryl Happinem; chiefly in Refe-
rence to a Life of Retirement in the Country. W raten on
occasion of the tato Dr. Zimmerman'. Discourse on Solitude.

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" To thine who are of a serious and teligious turn of mind,
these relations will prove a grateful and valuable acquisition*
We plainly that 'I• Rams is a man who has both in.
chuation a..iiiry for the eav,Lion of the powers of reason
he does not forget to give due weig rt to the r•:preseutation of
the eamiee, *hien way be rer.d.•eu. tc the cause of religion,
by the precept and example of tl.w virtuous man in rural sa-
tiety. We coincide with him in rn.•t of his ceenipMcations
of the duties and the utility of a life ;vied i t retirement,
a.. 1 as we apprehend that teo many persoi:r ins ch a situation
require to be reminded of these truths, wet . • mend to them
an attentive perusal of this well written seal t.. !y commend-
able volume." M -nth', Review, Sept. 1903.

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An ESSAY on the relative Sutuationt ..1 Ravi& and Franco.,
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Dr. THORNTON TO HIS SUBSCRIBERS.
June li,lBoll.
No I, Node-street, Mancliesterisquare.
DR. THORNTON begs leave to announce the
*1 Number XXI. of his PHILOSOPHY of
BOTANY, including a NEW ILLUSTRATION of the
SEXUAL SYSTEM of LINNAEUS, which possesses the
Portrait of Dr Rutherford, the Professor of Botany at Edin-
burgh, a Plate to thew the proteCtion of Leases, Sc.
Dr. Tivirliten anxiously now looks forward to the cornule-
ton of h,i TEMPLE of FLORA, or GARDEN of NATURE,
of which the greater part is already accomplished, and the
whole will belinbilted by next May.
In Number XXI. is the QUEEN PLANT, introduced into
the, Country by Sir Joseph Banks, Bart. K. B. a:4 named in
h”siour of Her Majesty, and the Verses which follow the do-
teription will be from the pen of the admirable Poet Laureat
Mr. Pye. The EGYPTIAN LOTOS, with Verses on it by
the Rev. Mr Maude', Author of Indian Antiquities, will be
In Number XXII. and the EALMIA, CANNA, ROSES,
CYCLAMEN, and SNOW DROP, will positively conclude
the TEMPLE of FLORA, excepting the Title-page, with a
Vignette of Flora drawn by Cupids, as the Four Seasons, nearly
co.npiete, with the Frontispieces. Thus will be accomplished
the whole of the Pifturesque Bidanical Piste, of this Work,
forming the TEMPLE of FLORA, or GARDEN of NA-
TITRE, in tumour of LINNAEUS i a work e,tnemed highly
creditable to the Arts .n this Country, begun, and ciintinued, in
the worst of times ' • the PainCnip for which, with some addi-
tions from the Plulosophy of Botany, have given scnpe to
form a PUBLIC EXHIBITION, which has ince with urii•
%mai approbation, and will be open until the beginning of
July when it will close fur thu il4llllOll

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N B. Number XXII will be publiebed August 10th.

FROM LAST NIGHTS G NZETTE.

War-Ogat, Jam 19, 1804.

6th Regiment of Dlogoon Goarda—Lieuten:nt Cherie, ',lrk,
to be CAptain of a troop, without purchaie.
t :most and Adjutant David Hay to hate the rank r Listommat
Currtet John lissomly to be LteMenaut, Mee Innate.

Jew Kew ►il..eters.

—... Wilmot, M.D. to be Physician. Dati.4 Jim 14,
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; or Mr P.,t•ieren, Malchester.
Joseph WA tnts Ho! ue,, of P..rtsea, Summar' ter', iron.
Elonfors to sweatier July 1,, at Shme, 20, a$ u!suurs, apt A,

at two, at the Mitre Tavern, Pol4lloi. Attorney, Mr. Roger
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July 3. Joseph Ward, of Brentwood, Ewes, public..n, at ten,
at Gludhall, London.
Jn y 14. Francis 11:11, late of Middleton, Suffolk, merchant,
at ten, at the Sell Inn, Sixtuundham.
July 27. Joseph Wllkinson, late of Kingston-upon-Mill,
. tilooketaker, the White Hart Tavern, Ktaiston.uirou-