The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-04-25 00:00:00

Ti:;s itly is riliUNitel,
D.VaT the THIRD of a cATAI.ofxr.: of
BOOKS on Sala by JOHN wurrh, at 11,,race's Head.
tit Fl.n.t-street.
This Part contain, Mintiest Works in English, and an ex-
tensive collection of French. Italiais,,Speuish. and other fare.gd
Books.

MRS. NORRIS'S STRANGERS.
This Day is published, in l Volumes, 12m... Price 15s in
busols,
THE STRANGERS; a NOVEL.
By Mrs. NORRIS, Author of .• Second Lose ,^ &c.
Published for the Author, by Messrs. Vernor, Hood, and
Siumpe, Poultry.
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•a• The Dedication of this Wt.!: had been accepted by
the late Duchess el Devontline, but was, unfortunately, tuo
late in the publication.

On Thursday, May I, will be published, the SECOND VO-
LUME, in Octavo, pr.ce 10s. Cod iii extra boards, (iscine!.
ing No. S, the Number for the present Month, price Bit. 64.)
of
CENSURA LITERARIA. (To be continued
every other Month). Containing Titles and Abnracts
of settee lioolv, Article of Biography, and other I,iterary kri-
tiquities; partly in Imitation of the Plan of Oldys's British
Librarian.

Printed for Lunt:man, Hurst, Rees, and Orate, Paternoster-
row; and J. White, Fleet-street.
Of whom ma:,- be had,
A New Edition of the FIRST VOLUME of the above
Work, pries lOs. 6d. hoards ; or Nos. I to 7, separately, price
2s. 6/ ea, h.

TRIM. OF PATCH.
This day is published, by Edward Jake?, Pall Mall, price Six
Shillings and Six-pence,
AFULL and PARTICULAR ACCOUNT of
the interesting and extraordinary TRIAL of RICli MID
PATCH, fur the naught of Mr ISAAC P.LIGHT. Taken
ut Show-hand by Messrs. BLANCHARD and RAWLY
To which is &Seed, a correct and striking Likeness of the
Prisoner, by a celebrated Artist; and alma Portrait of Hester
Ketcherier, the staid servant, a principal Witness; with a Claw
and Elevation of Mr. Blight's Ijous... and Premises. The care,
pains, arid expence, bestowed upon this 'Publicat mn, wall d.
leer 'sure it a decided preference to every other which has yet
at and upon the subject
Surd also by John Walker, Paterno.aer-row ; James Harris,
earn r of St. Paul's Church-yard; Richardwnts, Royal Ex-
change; LA J Bell, l tained Road.

This day is published, hirid.orn.'y print-A, nt one volume Bvu.
illustrated with three Plates, Si. Soar,*
A TREATISE on PRACTICAL NAVIGA-
LI. TION and sEAMANSHIP; with Direetions fur the
Management Of a Ship in all Situations; and also a full and
arcur iie Description of II e E gush Channel, with &aloft in.d
clear Direttion, for its Navigation from the Downs westward,
and !rm.': it, Entrance to the -owns; the result of actual and
laborious Surveys during sixty-four years of constant service.
Sy the late WILLIAM NICKELSON, Esq.
Master Attendant of Chatham-yard, and a Governor of the
Chest at Chatham, Author 4a Voyage to the East Indies.
Printed for J. Mawman, 24, Poultry.

THE LIFE OF MORLAND,
!EthelUsher' with a striking Likeness, by his Brother.in.law,
Mr. Wm. %Yard, the Engiarer of his best Pictures.
This Day is pub:ished, price Ss. in Boards,
rt, I,EMOIRS of that Celebrated, Original, and
E. centric Genius, the late GEORGE MOR LAND,
one ° the most eminent English Painters Drawn from an
authentic Source of Twenty Years' intimate Acquaintance
with Him, his Family, and Connections : to which is added, an
Appendix, including an Account of Pis moat valuable Works.
By WILLIAM COLLINS
London. Printed for H D Symonds, 20, Paternoster-row,
and allay be had of the Booksellers. Also,
MEMOIRS of a PICTURE, including the above, vols.
ISs. Boards; and at no period in the History of the Arts, has
such a Work been so indispens.bly neeeNsary as the present,
which a few glaring Transactions have recently pored.