The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-04-05 00:00:00

IMPERIAL ROMAN SANDAL, PATRONISED BY
THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY.

TIIE or Prome-
nade Clog. Aft entire new, elegant, And superior Article
for Ladles, to protect the feet from damp, and calculated to form •
distinguished pars of the • 'arriage or Promenade Ihnts.
The 11 EA lan PH MERV E S for 1 ientlemen, recommended
by the Faculty as the only Articles fur ellectually repelling dump or
wet front the feet.

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Invented and cold be W. JAl'liblA N. Fashionable Boot and
Shoe-maker, 347, Oxiciril-street ; and, by his appointment, at the
following places
St. Janus 's-street, Brigham ; Ilowtel and Co., Davey-
place, Norwich ; Turnbull, Exchange, Citeltenham ; Wall,
irorgr-ntreet, ; and wholesale at the 31anufactory, Ben-
tuark-house, Illigh-siseet, Bloomsbury, London.

BLAETTERAIANN, LL.D, Pro-
ft mot of ancient and modern Literature, respectfully informs
'Adios and Gentlemen, desirous of acquiring any of the continental
lanp•,uages, that, at his Academies, 311, Tunbridge-place, New-road,
anti IY, I.eatheisellers'-building, London-wall, he continues, with
proper assistance. to teach the French, Italian, limn:tit, Spanish,
Latin and Greek Languages, on the only Mire and efficacious plan,
which, adapting itself to every capacity, closely unites practice with
theory. Any mode of instruction, without this characteristic is, and
must be, fallacious: it orit,•inatesi with conceited ignorance, is puffed
forth by interested knavery, and only supported for a time by
duped imbecility. The progress made, and the opinion enter-
tained by those he has instructed, cons Mute at once the tattoo and
the severest tut of the capacity and the qualifications of an in-
structor.

Dr. lt. hope% therefore, that he will not expose himself to the
charge of natenta ,in statnig, that lw has received moat flattering
testimonial. of the approbation and satiaiiction of the many into
per.ons of both sextm, whom he has instruc ett : several of
whom, being residents of the nietmpolis, may be referred to.

TRULY INTRREsTINo MOI)E OF 13IPARTING
FOREIGN TA UES.
MR. W., Author of a highly-approretl French Gram-
mar, and patronised by Noblemen and Gentlemen of the
highest distinction, begs leave to inform ladies and Gentlemen de-
sirous of acquiring a speedy knowledge of Ft/REIGN LAN-
I!At ; ES, that he has dkeovered a new and easy mode of impart-
ing them, by which he pledges himself, in terms the most unequi-
vocal, to teach fersons of cotter Sex to Speak French or Gemian
in Three Months; to Read, Translate, and Write correctly, in
Twelve Leoions. _ . _

Apply by letter, post-paid, or personally, at Lll,Strand, opposite
Eacter lhAnge.
Affidavit from D. P. Esq. R.N.
D. P. of the Royal Navy, and now residing at
maketh oath and saith, that under the tuition of Mr. IV. he was
enabled, without the slightest prey inns knowledge of the Ger-
! man Language, to Translateby himself with ease, in Five 14364.1115,
Burgher's celebrated Poem, entitled, " Elleossora."
tworn at the Guildhall of London,
this 12th day of February, 1822,
Refore me, MAGNA Y, Mayor.
Testimonial tinm 11. T. Eq. Barrister at Law.
I, G. T. of the Inner Temple, certify, that antler Mr: W—'s
tuition, 1 was enabled, without any twevious knowledge of the
French Language, to Translate in 1. uurteen Lawns, not yonr
French Prose, but Ancient Poetry, and the French Newspapers.
Numerous other Testimonials from the most distinraisbed Fang-
Ake, way be seen by applying as above.