The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-06-25 00:00:00

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1 Xent, Twelve Young Gentlemen, not above the age of
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Zond-street.

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AVAN'rED, a CLERK in the above Line.—
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Character.
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will be duly- attendXl to.

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COMMIT, AGAINST THE ADMINISTRATION.
Tito Day, at Four o'clock, will b-. published,
By Mr. Hatchard, Bookseller, Piccad.l y,
THE CABINET, A WEEKLY PAPER:
In which the shatneles. Misrepresentation as well as At-
Ca—, of Mr. Cubbet against the Administration of this
Country, will be properly noticed.—To be sold also at Hughes's
Library. Wigraore-street.

This Day is published, handsomely printed in One Volume
Deftly Quarto, price 12s. in boards,
OBSERVATIONS upon some Passages in
Scripture, which the enemies to Religion have thought
'post obnoxious, and attended with difficulties not to be sur-
mounted.

By JACOB BRYANT.
Printed for J. Mawman, No. 22, Poultry.

PIC NIC SOCIETY.
On Monday next will be published, price lbs. fine, boards,
elegantly printed on a fine yellow-wove Paper,
THE PIC NIC, in Two Volumes foolscap svo.
A Periodical Work which appeared this Spring, being a
Collection of Essays in Prose arid Verse. •I'il which is annexed,
an Authentic Narrative of the Causes which gave birth to the
Society called the PIC SIC, as well as the Motives which
created the abuse of it in several newspapers.
Pnrinted for J. F. Hughes, Wigenore-street ; W. Lind-
sell, Wigmore-street ; R. Faultier, Bond-street; W. Miller,
Bond-street ; Crosby and Co. Stationers'-cuurt ; and Messrs.
Vernor and Hood, Poultry.

Thi-; Davis published, in Octavo, pri -e Is. 61.
rrHOUGATS respeeting the Origin of !1. REA-
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SURRECTIONS. To which are added, DINTS for a PLAN
of a PA.R.OOHLk.I POLICE throughout the METROPO-
LIS.

Plated for W. F.ARLE, No. 47, APiemarle-street, Picea-
adly ; who, impressed with the highest Seuse of Gratitude to
the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public at large, fur their Liberal
rororrtr, begs Leave to acq intim them, that he has just puh-
li,hed a SCITIPM AAAA lIT CATALOCUIt, price Is containing
upwards of TWILIT'. Tuou.sNU ViILIIMILI of valuabld
M►-
•r RN Boos', in the various liraoclittsof instructi%e, ludo!, and
entertsiding Literature.