The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-02-28 00:00:00

SOCIFTY OF ANTIENT BR TONS.

THE NOBILITY, CLERGY, and GENTRY,
inclined to favour the Charity for M iint iinino, Cloath-
iog,limiting, rini pitt•ing out Appreatice. Poor eiildri_ni
de,-emied from Welch Parents who have no Parochial Settle-
Meta in or n-ar Loon 1, on, are requested t meet the lino. so-
ciety of Ant ion liritomc, at St. JainesN Church, in Piccadilly,
on TITF.SDAY the frroct slay of March next, at 12 &Cock.

Prayers win he n•:v1 in tit- Antte•tt lit.;ti.h. Language, by
th- Rev. THOMAS ALBAN,
Chaplain to ?Iv.. Srxietv ; and a Sermon in English, by
the Right Re.. the LORD BISHOP of OXFORD.
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in the cOnrse. of Church Service, s,,veral S. 1... ft Pieces of
Music, taken from wid be perforni-d, by a set of
Grntlemen, and to proceed to Dinner at the Crown and An-
chor Taveoi, Strand.
The Right asn. Lord RAGOT, President.
Vict. PRESIDENTS.
Sir W. Leirhton, KO. et Aid. Gabriel Gitletr,*.
Charle, Coekrell, Esq. Re'...s Goring Th
Peter Mellish, Esq. Robert Waltham', Eiq.
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JOINT-TR,. AStlrtß•4
John Hodson, Esq. Andnose chalks, EN.
STEWS NOS.
Robert Wright, Esq.
W. Morgan Edwards, Esq.
Rev. 1. Bowen,
John David June;, F.sq.
J. THOMAS, Sec.

Henry Parry, Esq.
"Edward Howell. EM.
Edward Jones,
John Ca.logan, Esq.

Tu THE NUBILITY AND GEN TRY.-CONNOISSEURS

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IN PRINT ,
TOEIN CAWTHORN, jun. Bookseller, No. 5,
ItCatherine-Arc t, Strand, having a considerable number of
?RIN'I'S Lai+, cmisigned to his care, compri,,ug a COLLEC
TION of the WORKS of the GREAT MASTERS, ifom the
earliest age of Engraving to the present period, salmi iti it to tie
notice of Amateurs ; who at t.:ic mine time arc reipectfully As-
Awed, that whatever commands he in.iy be honoured with as
&Soy; or in the BOOKSELLANG or STATIONARY LINE,
will always be attended to with integrity and punctuality.
SCHOOLS supplied on the lowest terms, and great allow-
ance made to M•irchants and Gmtlernen going a'irold

IN THE EXCHEQUER.
ATTOIINFY-GENERAL u. OCKESDEN.

MR.
Inkunia ATTOtion MaRNEY-GENERA stated,
Commis-
that
this i by Order Lofth e
sionersof Stamps:, against the Defendant, James Ockenden,
a Shopkeeper, near Hastings, in Sussex, for selling Twalve
Pecks of Playing Cards, without the pro.ier Stamps lysing
paNted and atii‘eil to the Wrappers; inclo:int; etch Pack of
Cards, by which the Ddiunlaiit hall forfeited Si. for each
agennu.

The kttorney-Ceneral also stated, that the Defendant had
f two he.t Penalties, ort..! of 101. for not tyine la? the
Card; as direned by the Commissioners of Stamps and a fur-
pier Penalty of 201. for selling the Cards as Waste Cards ; but
le should confine himself to the penalty first stated.
The Vlrit.tes proved the Ws, as stated in the Information ;
and the Jury gave a verdift for the Crown for 601. being twelve
• Penalties of 51. for each Pack of Cards mild.

Thi.; Day published, in 2 Vols. Bvo, price 11. 1~. boaidi,
the. St!co id Edition, with great A.ddition,,, of
A COMPENDIOUS VIEW of the CIVIL
1.1 LAW, and of the LAW of the ADMIRALTY ; being
*he substance of a Course of Lettur,s read in the University
of Dublin.

Ey ARTHUR BROW: NE, T.L.D.
Professor of Civil Law in that University.
Printed fir J. Butterworth, Fleet-street.
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CR.OKE's REPORT of the CASE of lIORNER v. LID-
DT.ARD, upon the Marrluge of illegitimate Maims ; deter-
mined by Sir William Scott, Chancellor of tile Diocese of Lon-
don : with an Eisay on the LAWS relative to illegitimate Chil-
dren, and to the encoura:.;emcnt of Ntirriage, price

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Boards, fine Paper. 10:. Ccl.
BRIEF COMMENTARIES on such Parts of
the Revelation, and other Prophecies, as relate to the
Theient Times.