The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-05-11 00:00:00

BIRTHS.

IMM.•••••1

On Wednesday last, in Lime-street, Mrs. Darby, of a
daughter.
On sundav afternoon, at Ealing, the Lady of Captam G.
H. S:ephett:-., of the navy, of a son.
MARRIED.
On Saturday last, at Mary-le-bonne. Mr. Ache
ut liasinghall-street, to Mrs. Hnd, of Ilea :I now.
street.

On Saturday last, at Christ Church, Ti.,,nria
Watson, Esq. of Burrow's °inklings, to Miss Sims, &vi-
ta of Wiliam Sims, Esq. of the Custom-house.
Yesterday, at St. Nlai tin Ontwich, the Rev, Robert
Pricc, to Miss Grace Ross, of Bishopsgate-street.
MED.

On Wednesday last, Mr. William Bird, of NJi AL.:-
ley-street.
On Saturday last, at his house in Beaumont-street, v-
le-Narine, Mr. C. lirowne, ficranical Painter.
On Sunday, at Oxford, aged 75, Charles Mahlon, fen.
prin•er, who had for some years etjoyed one of the pensions
for decayed pouters, agreeable to the will of the late Mr.
Bowser.
On the 6th ultimo, at Lisban, in the 33th year of his age,
where he went for tl,e recovery of health, S;:rion Fraser,
the younger, of Lovat.
Of the yellow fever, in April last, on board his Majesty's
.ship Bellereplion, of 74. guns, at Jamaica, the following
gentlemen; Mr. Young, surgeon; Mr. Hewett, midship.
man, and son of Lieut. Hewett, of Swry.strect, Postsea
and Mr. Maxwell, midshipman.

S'fOCKS

:RDAY.

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Bank for Open.
Indta fur Open.
Contois for May..63;514;1:11

HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE.
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BY HIS NIAJESTY's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.

This Day i. published, price t'.
,k DESCRIPTION of the FORMS, PROPER-
/A. TIES, aid USES of the ZEPHYR, a newly-invented
Machine, to clivee away daugerous and troublesome winged
Insects, promote a free circulation of air in Rooms, disperse
fumes, effluvia, and steam arising from Meats, Viands, dm. and
which may be applied to many other useful Purposes; with En-
gravings
Sold by H. Dobson, 84, Lombanl:strcet W. Dobson, 166,
Strand; W. Burton, 82, Fetter-lane; and Hodgson, 6, Ma-
ry.le-bone.streit, Cavendish-square.

This Pamphlet admits free to the Exhibition.

This Day werz published; price Is. 6d. the Second Editirr.., en-
larged bv Comm utile moos from Ltriou; C)rre4ponck.nts, or
tABSERVATIONS on the EPIDEMIC CA-
vv FEVER, or INFLUENZA; to which are
subjoided, I I ktorical Abstre.li concdraisig the Catarrhal Epide-
mics of 1762, 1775, and 1782.
*RICHARD PEARSON, M.D.

Printe.l by C. and R. B.ddwin of •New Bridg, street, Black-
Friars, and sold by them, and by L. B. S;:eley, of Ave-NLA:ia-
lane, and by J. Callow, of Crown-court, Soho.

ft,aleci bp auftion.

By LEIGH, SOTHEBY, and SON,
At their House in York-greet, Covent-Garden, on MONDAY
next, and following Day,
THE LIBRARY of the late Rev. RICHARD
PENNECK, B.D.F.R.S.
Removed from his Apartrneots in the British Museum.
To he viewed, and eataloguei had, at the place of Sale.

By LEIGH, SOTHEBY, and SON,
At their House, in York-street, Covent-Garden, TIIIS and
Three following Days,
THE NUMISMATIC BOOKS, and beautifully
ILLUMINATED MISSALS, of the late
GEORGE lIOLLU4GTON BARKER, Esq.
Also his highly Valuable and extensive Collection of Ancient
and :Modern PRINTS, by Drevet, Nanteuil, Masson, Ede Lack.
Bolswert, Voaterman, Woollen, Bariolozsi, and other Artists.
The whole selected impressions; ansug them are many
Proofs, and some large Scriptural Pieces, particularly fine. The
Etchings and Proofs, by Woollen, form as complete and choice
a Collection as have ever been offered to the Public.
To be viewed, and Catalogues had, at the place of Sale.

By LEIGH., SOTHEBY, and SON,
Shortly will be Sold,
A Yen, SELECT and SUPERB COLLEG
TION of BOOKS, and BOOKS of PRINTS, recently
comigned from a Library in France, to a Merchant in the
City.
Among others, are the following Valuable Articles:
Le Voyage Pittoresque de Naplei, de Skile, et de la 'ratter,
8 tom.; DoFelon Tableau da !'Empire Othoman, 2 torn ;
Mucenni Capitolinuin ; Buffun Mist Nat. des Olseaux, all•C
Plunehes enlumind, 10 to:n.; Merian list. des litseCei,
colors, 4 tom.; Bottnique-da Rzgatault, colors, 4 tom. ; In-
sectes D'Olivier, 2 tom.; Les CEuvres de Racine, Corneille,
Destouelies, Voltaire, (Beaumarchais Edit.) 70 tom. en Marro-
quin ; 'lasso, Fenelon,

Among the Prima, are the Splendid Works of Coypel, David,
Cochin, Cum. et).lits, Moreau le Jenne, Marq. de Pompa-
dour, Barbault, Piraileti, and puny others of equal celebrity.
They are principally in elegant French binding, in good
condition, 4141 many of them in Morocco.—The Prints are the
First and Finest impressions.
*** Due Notice will he given of the Time of Sale.

By LEIGH, SOTHEBY, and SON,
On THURSDAY, the 19th instant, and the Six following
Days (Sunday excepted)
A Valuable and extensive COLLECTION of
/1 PRINTS, formed with a view to elucidate and improve
the History of Engraving, from the earliest period of the Art,
to the Year 1700, and containing Specimens of the Works of
some hundred Artists, which are not to b." found in Strot!.'s
Biographical Dictionary of Engravers.
The Series of Mezzotintos a supposed to be complete, ant
far exceeds any Collection published in this or any other
country.

By LEIGH, SOTIILBY, and SON,
During the pr,vent Month,
THE entire and very valuable LIBRARY of
NATURAL HISTORY, formed by that celebrated
Botanist, the late
EDMUND DAVALL, Esq. F.R.S.
Of Orbe, in Switzerland.
N. B. The Books are in fine preservation, and most of the
Botanical Weighs areculoured.
Due nonce will be given of the time of Sale.

London : Printed by J. Gil. ta3, No. IS, Crown-conrt, Fleet-
'street ; and published by W 'Wort, of Water-street, Black-
friars, at the Office, No. 13a. iftaftedtunc-aquare ; where
Advertitieinents are received, and ail Colll4lll.ElliGitiOna to
the Ed,tur snug be addretted.