The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-06-16 00:00:00

NUMBER 1431

SALE BY' AUCTION.
VALUABLE BOOKS AND PRINTS.
By Mr JEFFERY,
No. 11, Pall-Mall, THI and SIX blowing Days, (Sunday
excepted).
AN Extensive and capital Colleilion of valuable
BOOKS and PRINT`, the geou'ne property of a MEM-
BER of PARLIAMENT, the Duplicates of another Gentle-
man, and a parcel of books consigned from the Coritinent ;
which will be sold without the least serve, and making deci-
dedly the beat collection of books that have been suomitted to
the present year to public s de, forming a select asieinhlige of
the best Editions or all the ino.t celebrated and esteemed Au•
thnrs of Eagland, Fran-e, and Italy, including every science,
and on all subjects. Clndaions as usual. Amongst others,
equally valuable, are— The Antiquarian Prints, 3 vols. ; Mer-
rnio del Sciro ; the Antiquarian Repertory, 4 vo:s; Pennant's
London; the Ht'tory of Charles the First; Family Prints by
Vaughan ; Hortbraktin's Heads, large taper ; Drake'c York ,
L'Art de Veretier des Dates, 6 tom. best edition ; Holland's
Horolnia ; Mackenzie's Survey of fraend and Scutkind ;
Voy's Military Antiquities; Sloane's Jamaica, 2 vols.; Sand-
ford's Genealogical History; Pennant's Tours, fine copies;
Sleazer's Theatre Scotia ; several others on Scotland and Ire-
land; Morant's Essex 1• Prince's Devonshire; Saxton's Maps
of English Counties; Vere's Low Country Wars; Portraits, by
Faithorne; Purchas's Pilgrims and Pilgrimage, 5 vols. with
tables, &c. fine copy, in Russia; Hawkesworth and Cook's
Voyages, first impressions; Dodsley's Annual Register, 4.3
vols.; Raleigh's World, best edit.; Lyson's Environs of on-
dos:, 5 vols.; Grose's Antiquities, first edition; Montfaucotr's
Antiquities; Ditto his Munarchia Francois, large paper; Picares
Religious Cereinonies, 7 voh. large paper; Wood's Palmyra and
Balbec, 2 vols.; Hogarth's Works, capital copy; ditto Illustrated,
3vols. ; Ednionson's Heraldry ; Ditto his Baronagium ;Edward's
Natural History, with the Gleanings, perhaps the finest copy
in the World; Goldost's Works, 47 tole.; Buffon's Histoire
Naturelle, Si tom. 4to. ; Ditto, 5! torn. 8vo.; Ray's Plants,
3 vols.; Botanical Matiaine ; Sowerby's Botany ; Fontaine's
Fables, ine copy, 4 vols. ; Willie's Cathedrals, 3 vols. ; The
Dietionaires of Bayle, and Supplement; Faciolati, ',Monde,
Prirnitiffe, Johnson, Pinola, Sewell, &c. ; Muratoris*s Italian
Writers, Stc. 40 vois.; hluratoris Artnales, &c. 50 vols. 4to. ;
&nous% Plato, 3 vols. ; kilugrave's Euripides ; Duval's Aris-
totle; lierodotus Gronovii Antichita D'Ercolatto, 8 vols.;
Paioassa Ital Wl°, 57 volt.; Metastatic), best edition, large and
small paper; Malone's Shakespeare; Theobald's ditto; all the
best Dramatic Writers, and others equally good, including
some of the scarcest Prints, and Books of Prints, Missalcs, &c.

SADLER's WELLS.

UmLir the Patronage of
His It OYU. HIGIINESS vit DUKE OF (.I.IIIENCE.
riIHIS AND EVERY EVENING,
• HEY FOR THE HIGHLANDS'
Attar which will he revived, the favourite selio-Cornic Panto-
.. .

mime eal.ed
KO AND 'LOA.
Also the revived Burleo3, called the
RECRUITING SERJEANT.
The winclerful Petformance of the
PATAGONIAN SAMPSON.
Miss I)ennet will sing a favourite Ballad called
THE MAID OF LOI)I;
%fr. Townsend will sing a new Song (written by Mr. C. Dib-
drn, jun.) called
MAMMOTH AND BONAPARTE.
The Entertainments will conclude with the favourite Comic
• Pantomime of
FIRE AND SPIRIT.
Saxes; 4s.—Pit, as.--Gallery, Is. with the best Wine at Is.
per Pint.

• NEW MUSIC.
This Day is published by Goulding, Phipps, and Dalmaine,
No. 45 Pall-Mall, and No. 76, St. Jame,'s-street,
THE following SONGS, sung by Mr. INCLE-
DON, of the. theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden, in his
New Entertatinmeots of the WANDERING MELODIST and

VARIETY, now perk/ming with universal applause in the
principal Towns in the United Kingdom:—When Order in
this Land Commenced, a new Lord Song, dedicated (by
permission) to her Majesty—The Si %a—The Farmer's Trea-
sun---Ineoustint Sur—The Italian Count and English Cap-
tain, composed by J. Islazzinghi, in One Book, price 6.
The End of Tom Moody, pace I:—Sally Ray, price Is.
composed by William Shield—The Married Man, price Is.
corksosed by J. Majors—Mr. Mullins and Miss Whack, price
Is.-•-Fortune's Wheel, price Is.—The Sea Bay on the Giddy
Most, price Is. fid.—The Mariner's Compass, price Is.—Hail
To the Ream of Morning, price 15.—Bright Sob Dofs Iris
Nightcap, an Irish Hunting Sung, price Is. 6d composed by
J. Whitaker—The Despairing Damsel, price Is. W. com-
posed by T. Dahman—Jack Junk, price Is. composed by
William Russell—The Glasses Sparkle on the Board, the eele-
Ix: ted Anacreontic Sung, composed by I'. A. Geary, price Is.
•-P.drickO'Sown, price Is —finale and Lyric Address, price.
Js. ad..pted by I'. Smith.
The above Colic:Chou are written and composed expressly for
Incledon..

This Day is published, price One Shil ing,
OBSERVATIONS upon DUELLING, with a
rian to prevent the frequency of Single Combat.
By an IRISH BARRISTER.
" Honor's a sacred rye, the law of King's—
" The n.ible mita, distinguishing perfeaitl—
" It aitk and stunigthens Virtue where it meets he►,
" And imitates her anions where she is nut—
" It ought nut to be trifled with."—CA to.
Published by John Fab burn, No. 146, Minories.

Tpis 1)4 is published in Four Volumes 12nto. price 14s. in
baud%
VERY STRANGE, BUT VERY TRUE! or,
the History of an OLD MAN's YOUNG WIFE. A
Novel.
By FRANCIS LATHOM.
Printed for Longman and Roes, No. 39, l'Aemoster-row.
Of whom m.iy trz had by the mow Author,
1. A,tunishineot, a Romance, 2 vols. 12inu. price Bs. in
boar
2 Erestina, a Tale, from the French, 1'2.n0. price 23.

In a few Days .will bit published, in Four Handsome
Volumes, 12mo.
A MADIS de GAUL, from the Spanish Version
.C 1 of GARCIORDUINEZ de MONTALVO, with a Pre-
face, dec.
By ROBERT SOUTIIEY.
Printed for T. N. Longman and O. Re. s, Paternoster-row.
Of whom may be had, written by Mr. Southey,
1. .Fsaii of Arc; an Epic Poem, in Two Volumes, foolscap
Ivo. Second Edition, price 12s. boards .—A few copies or the
Quaito Edition may be had,. price 11 1.. in boards.
2. Poems ; in Two Volumes, foolscap Bvo. price 115. boards.
3. Thalabe the Destroyer, a Mctrical RiimAnceco-
pious Notes. In Two Volumes, fooLicap Bto. price 14s. boards.
4 Letters writUii during a Residence in Spain and Portugal.
Second Edition, price Bs. in boards. _
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the tonne of the present Month will be pul,'l4lteci, elegantly
printed in One Volume quarto, and tM v-trtived ny roe mite of
the Author, and of sevehil of hie trend,, arid other Eilgrmr-
irTlHE WORKS of RICHARD OWEN CAM-
BRID(iiF., Esq. ancludas seydre.. Pieces, never before
Pubilshod • Woh an Account of hi- 31,1 Cl•ar Aer.
fly his Su, , JOHN OWFS CA MBRILKIE., M A.
prebendary of Ely.
'Pro ed for T. Ca..ed and W. Stsisiati lila T.
?Apse, Mews