The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-02-14 00:00:00

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N° Blinks, as each of the above, and every other Num- lOO,OOO
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in the Lit-eery, will receive 5/. being -

10,000 Numbers.
Two Tickets of each Number.

£ 200,000

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Tidrets and Shares for the above Scheme, all to be decided in
Ott Dar, the 12th of April, are on sale at Bish's Offices, 4, COlll-
- and 9, Charing-cross, where were shared and sold in the short
!Pare of Three Months, viz, in October, November, and December

2,378 - a Prize of - L 30,000
11,736 - - 110,000
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No. 8911 - - 20.000
16.101 - 20,000
13,116 20,000

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And 18 minor Capitals.

)ND-HAND PIANO-FORTES and PEDAL
lARPS—Two of the beet double-action Harps in England,
been played on ten times, cost 1201. each: they are the
0-Ten,' of Lathes, and will be SOLD for 110 guineas each. Also,
!, 400 d Cabinet Piano-Forte, equal to new, 313 guineas ; a beauti.
rosewood, inlaid with beau, ditto foe 60 guineas, worth 85
"111 a square piano, 26 guineas ; a few square pianos, at 12
I'd 14 guineas each. At J. Watlen's, 13, Leicester-place.

A TKIXSON'S BEARS' GREASE, in Pots, 2s. 6d.
lk and and in Battles, 6d., 7s. 6d., lea. Gd. and one
P,„.an perfumed with Otto of Roses, extra price.
his Article, at the request of numerous customers, is now filled
bottles, they being more portable, and they, keep the Grease bet.
to.hand with less waste. The quantity in the bottles is the same
e pot', proportionate to price. Bears' Grease (says a cele-
ura:ed Lecturer on Physiology) from the animal in its native cli-
in
9':e• no doubt possesses very remarkable properties for regenerat-
g the hair." This remark has been verified in numerous recent
13,unees to a demonstration ; but it is necessary that it should be
14),Pftwured. otherwise n loses much of its vivifying properties.
article here introduced is filled in bottles and pots, warranted
k;tr.oine as imported, without any admixture, except a little per-
t'h'e and independent of promoting theowth of the hair, it
glossy, gr
pletssat for dressing, making it beautifully soft and
noid by the imposter, 44, Gerrard-street, Soho-square : and, by
IPPo,inttuent, by most Perfulti.ms, Hair-dressers, and Medicine
elders.
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'now—None is warranted genuine but what has the pro-
'''`wr's signature en the label.

By GEORGE FARREN,
Resident Director of the Economic Life Assurance Society.
London : Published by Blows. Butterworth and Son, Fleet.
street. Price 7s.

In the press, in 3 vols. Bro. with Engravings.
AH ISTORI CA Land DESCRIPTIVE NARRATIVE
of a TWENTY YEARS' RESIDENCE in SOUTH
AMERICA; containing Travels in Atom, Chile, Peru, and
Colombia; Remarks on the Manners, Customs, and Habits of the
Natives; the Produce, Manufactures, and Commerce of the Coun.
try ; its various Climates, Localities, and Phenomena ; an Account
of the Rise and Progress of the Revolution, and the consequent
Results ; of the Operations of the Chilian Squadron during the
whole of the time that it was commanded by Lord Cochrane; the
Occupation of Lima, by San Martin, his Administration, As.
By W. B. STEVENSON,
Captain de Fragata ; formerly Private Secretary to his Excellency
the Count Rule de Castilla, President and Captain.Oeneral of
Quito ; late Secretary to the Vice-Admiral of Chile, and Com-
mander.in.Chlef of the Naval Forces of the State—the Right
Honourable Lord Cochrane.

Printing for Hurst. Robinson, and Co., 90. Cheapaide, and 8,
Pall.tnall, London; A. Constable and Co. ; and Oliver and Boyd,
Edinburgh.

GYMNASTICS.
Just published, in Bvo. with Eleven illustrative Plates, price 6s. 6d.

In boards,
INSTRUCTIONS in all kinds of GYMNASTIC EX-
ERCIBEB, as taught and practised in the Gymnastic Insti-
tutions of Oannany. Designed as well for Colleges, Schools, and
other Places of Education, as for Privets Use.
By a MILITARY OFFICER.
Printed for G. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane.

Just published, in Oro. price lOs. boards,
TREAT ISES on BREWING.
By the late JAMES BAVERSTOCK, Esq.
with Notes, and an Introduction containing a Biographical Sketch
of the Author ; and two Papers on Specific Gravity, including an
Account of the various Hydrostatical Instruments which have been
used in the Brewer ; and on MALTING.
JBy J. H. BAVERSTOCK, F.S.A.
The process of Brewing (as the Compiler justly observes in his
pretktory remarks) " is a science depending for Its success upon
certain and invariable principles, and is not a mere meehanical ope-
ration, performable by any menial and illiterate persons whom it
rosy be convenient to employ ,n it; and it is. in consequence, be-
ginning to rank as high among the arts and scientific manufactures
as the enormous duties which it pays entitles it to among the rove.
roues of the kingdom."
Printed for G. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane.

Just published, $ Second Edition, with considerable Additions, in
limo. price es. boards,
THOUGHTS, chiefly designed u Preparative or Per-
suasive to PRIVATE DEVOTION.

_ ...___..... ...
By JOHN SHEPPARD,
Author of " A Tour in IBM with Incidental Reflections on Re-
ligionl" and of " An Inquiry on the Duty of Christians respect-
ing 1% ar."

SALE OF THE LATE LORD kIACDONALD'S
PROPERTY.
HOUSES, LIBRARY, WINES, FURNITURE, &c.
MR. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies, that, by onler
of the Executors, be shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, on
MONDAY, February 21, and Five following Days, at Twelve
for One o'Cloek, without the splendid- and valuable LI-
BRARY of BOOBS, BOORS on ART, GALLERIES,
MAPS, kr- principally of Modern Works, in co tly bindings,
and comprising upwards of Four Thousand Volumes, viz._
Octavo et mfrs.—The Scots Magazine, 21 vols.; (Euvrea de
Voltaire, 70 tome, edit. Beaumarchaise ; Rollin's and Crevice's
History; Bowles's Pope; Todd's Spenser and Milton; Pine's
Horace and Virgil; Rapin's History of England, best edition ;
%Vorlidge's Gems ; Junius, variorum...edition ; Shaftesbury's Cha-
racteristics ; Tucker's Light of Nature ; NValpole's Noble Au-
thors ; Gentleman's Magazine, a line set; Antiquarian Cabinet ;
Bruce's 'ravels; the British Classics; Chalmers' Biographical
Dictionary; Hume and &milieu ; the Works of Swift,
Sterne, Ate.; and a Selection of curious Treatises on the Game of
Chess.

Quarto.—Don Quixote, with plates, after Smirke, India proofs ;
Gell and Gandy's Pompeii, India proofs and etchings; Neale's
Gentlemen's Residences, proofs ; Daniel's Voyage off the Coast of
Great Britain ; Pennant's Works, complete ; Fenn's Original
Letters; Gough's Topography, illustrated; l'inkerton's Voyages;
Strutt's Pieces, large paper, complete; a unique Copy_ of the
(ialerie du Alusee Napoleon, proofs before the letters; Young's
Noble Galleries, India proofs ; Hakewill's Italy, India proofs ;
d'Oyley and Manes Bible; Clarke's Travels; Dibdin's Biblio-
manis, illustrated, in 6 vols. ; Boswell's Johnson, illustrated;
Britton's Architectural Antiquities; and all the English Chroniclers,
Folio.---The Heraldic Visitation Books; Stukely's Itinerary;
Neale's Westminster; A curious EIS., the Pedigrm of the lea.
miles of Yorkshire; Stowe by &type ; Pocock and Norden's
Egypt ; Cabinet Du Roy, en 71 tome; Dart's IVestminster and
Canterbury ; Galerie du Crozet ; Museum Florentinum ; Lodge's
English Portraits, India proofs; Le Brun's Galerie; Clarendon's
Rebellion, illustrated ; Liber Veritates. 3 vols. ; Holbein's Heads;
a splendid set of Piranesi's {Yorks; Captain Baillie's Works,
proofs; Iloubraken's Heads, an original copy; Strutt's Engravers,
illustrated ; Dugdale's Baronage; Parches his Pilgnmage ;
Granger's Biographical History of England, illustrated by 2,200
Portraits; Hearne and Byrne's Antiquities of Great Britain ; Cal.
met's Dictionary of the Bible; liolbein's Heads, a splendid copy;
Lodge's Portraits of Illustrious Personages; Shakspeare's Come-
dies and Tragedies, an original edition; and a variety of others
equally valuable, and the whole in costly bindings.
The Books may now be viewed (at the residence of the late Lord
Macdonald, No. 76, Welbeek-street), by Catalogues at 2s. each,
and an order from Mr. Phillips, New Bond-street.