The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-11-20 00:00:00

RATIoNAL EN TERTAINA4ENT IN TIME OF RAINY
WEATHER, LONG EVENINGS, AND LEISURE
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY,No. 14, TAVISTOCK-

44TR EF.T, et/VENT-GAR UEN.
•J 'CREIGI 'TON most respeCtfully informs his
• Friends and the Public, t►at he has recently added to
his Lit,risy, numerous valuable and expensive Publications
in every Department of Litertture.
Candlelit,. and Cards of Terms inJy be had, on applieltion
at the Library, where attendance is given loon eight in the
morning till eight in the evening.

('IHARt.ES F.LMS. Prnprietnr of the AMBOY-
‘..) NA LOTION and TOOru POWDER, informs Roy-
alty, N•rhilits„ and Gentry, that he is removed from No. 2,,
Ceeilestrect, to N r. 4., Leicester-square, where surly the Orris
i. to be kid ge.ruirie. Nn person iro earth has ally krerwledge
of its preriarAirel, but William Esq. of kl,rry ;
She esstirorii Its ourchasel was confined to the Wholesale only,
arid hen restrained by • penalty 4.1.401. from Arl'ing it Re° d
in London, or within ten outlet, and re !Sable to a pesalty iif
IUO,I Allol.lkl lie disclose the method of preparing it.
Mr Eltas Iwo not solicit lam Vatronage, haring already as
marry friends as he emir professionally attend, but feels it his
dut7 to exati,rn the public against the vile rmpositiou igirtisest,
a. ire has not appointed any person in
sLoodiat to vend the
Drug.

NEXT DOOR TO THE OIoBE TAVERN, FLEET-

STREET.
.10SPII BROWN (Gram Hoby's), real BOOT
a and SHOE MANUFACTURER, eneouraged by tl.e Pa-
tronage 01 Noblemen, Gentlemen, and the P0h1..., continues
to keep Olt Sale, an extensive and fashionable Assortment of
prime well-seasoned Goods, for the accommodation of Gentle-
men in immediate want of these Articles, warra.ited equal to
bespoke, and submittal, for prompt Payment, at the unties-
hated prices : 1.. a. d
Hes.ians, calf . 1 14 0
Dittu, Spanish . 1 16 0
Jockey, back-strap . . 1 16 0
Three-quarter Ditto . 1 14 0
Ditto, cordo4an . 1 6 0
. 7at btary, back-strap . 1 12 0
Waliti..g Shoes . 0 10 •
Dn•s Ditto anti Pumps . 0 10 6
Remarkable strong Shooting Shoes 12 0
Merchants anti Country Dmkrs supplied as usual.
No Coinedion win any other 11.4ne.

I'o4 Dar ia nohlorhed, in one eery large V,Minie Qoatto, wilt
Thl'l•Nloe ejltPw-Platess price CY.nrieas and • Half
M Boards,
DICTIONARY of the VETERINARY
Il ART; containing the latest Imprceminont. and Preemp-
tions recommended by the College, as welt as by modern
Writers on that Sobjett.
And including such Parts of Carnuaritive Anatomy, Phy-
sii.logy, Pharmacy, Chemistry, &c. as are connected with the
Veterinary Art.
The whole dluatrated by numerous and enant Engrains
of the Anatomy and Diseases of the Horse; and forming •
Work ne less calculated to asaist ttia prufaisiaual Veterinarian,
than the practising Farrier, the Fanner, and the private Gen-
tleman, in acquiring a Knowledge of the morbid Affectioas to
which Horsey Dog., Cows, Sheep, Pigs, arid other domestic
Animals, are subjea.
By THOMAS BOARDMAN,
Veterinary Surgeon to the 3d (or King's Own; Regiment of
Drspons.
London : printed for Kearsley, Fleet-street.

This Day is published, handsomely printed in Quarto, on
• fine Paper, with rive Plates in each Part, from Paintings
after Nature, by Sydenham Edwards, Part I. to VI. price Ss.
or beautifully coloured. 9s, each, of
ACOMPLETE DIC I'IONARY of PRACTI-
CAL GARDENING, comireherirling Classifications
and Descriptions, u well as the meat improved Methods of
raising, furring, and managing different sorts of Vegetable Pro-
duct:on', whether of the esculent or ornamental Kind.; with
correct Enravingr of the various isoparatus necessary for the
Purpose, in Buildings, and other Contrivances, from original
Drawings made by Mr. Blunt, as well as of the more rare and
curious Plants employed in the Way of Ornament and Variety,
in the Pleasure-grounds, Green-houses, and Stoves; engraved
by Sansm, from Original Paintings after Nature, by Syderihans
Edwards. The whole intended to afford a full and complete
View of modern practical Horticulture.
By ALEXANDER MAC DONALD, aardener.
This Work will be completed in Fourteen Parts, to be pub-
lished successively, the Ist of the Month, farming Two large
and handsome Volumes in Quarto. The Number of Plates
will be about Seventy ; art whwh Sritty will be devoted to the
Representation of rare and curious Plants; and the Remainder
to Use Views and Illustrations of the Buildings necessary to the
rearing of them.
Printed for G Kearalev, Fleet-street.

FOR THE !ISE OF FAMILIES,
MRS TRIMMER'S E.XPLAPINTIOY OE THE BIBLE
Tll.l Day is puWuhed, in one large vol. Svc Pare
19. in letard,,
ILHELP TO THE UNLEARNED the
Study id' the HOLY SCRIPTURES, r. ie .n Attempt
to Eaplain the BIBLE in a familiar Way, adapted to comm...
appreheinion, and aecending to the Ue.nwas of approved
Ci sfrllllolltAtO
By Met TRIMMER.
Author of Sacred History, .elected Iron the Sviphir•r,
with Annotat and Retie. lion.; and other %Vorlv—eAnd
Editor of The Guardian ~f F.dukattott.

Printed for F C. and I ft,tingten, 62, St. Paul•s Church-
Yard and J. llrtchard, ISO, Piccadilly
The design of the Author In this Compilatien has been, re
furnoh an Explanation of th► Bible, by which the unl►arnd
reader nay be ►nabiert to understand the S.:nutlet-es slifficiently
to mat 6r faith upon a solid foondation; as I to know h.ne to
regulate his practice Su piety and morality, by the prim:tole,
and roles of Chridianity ; so at to be guarded agtinss th, so.
phiytry of infidelity and the deletions of enthusustes. And it
it keyed, that th,.; Work may pt)ve in?fitl to the heads of ie-
wither, who ,we religious instructions In their dome lies; to
servants and others tp the inferior classes of society; and to
miner. and mistresses of chilly schools, tv: the instruction at
then: scholar..