The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-07-05 00:00:00

NIIDSU ANIER PRESENT FUR YOUTH

The Re'. J. EVANS reineerfully infioms all throe who have
the Care and Ediscation of Youth of both &Aces, and the
Pubic in general, that a Second Eddion of THE JUVE-
NILE Tr tITRIST, considerably Impro,ed, is just Pitliherl
r the Albion Press, io layetane, Paternoiter.mnr, at 5s 6d
per Cooy, in hoards, or 64. bound, and may be had of all
R —lt comprises his ACt.,AI
FXCURsIONS' through VARIOUS PARTS
of the ISLAND of GREAT CAIN iociudinßtbe
WEST of EN` ;LAN I, MIDLAND COUNTIES, and the
whole COUNTY of KE!tr. Illustrated with Maps and a
Portrait, and interspersed with Ilistorical Aneod te.: and P
et eal Ettrarts, for the Improvement of the Riving Generation.
In a Series of Letters to a Pupil. To which are added, a De-
scription of the Reoal Olise•vatory at Greenwich, and au Ac-
count of the populous 11.,1Je .1, of Idiagion.
'• • The ',lie of near Tern Thoosand Copies, in the dowse
of tittle sue than Twelve Months, ie a Pew( of 44 favownitde
recsption with the Publit. Nan can the Author refrain from
gratefully acknowledging the candour and attention with which
t has been honoured. lie has now carefully revised every
Page of the Work, and hopes that the Adlit.nr.s and linnrove-
merits may reader it still further subservient to the Entertain
atmt and Instruction of the rising Generation.

TO NOBLEMEN. GENTLEMEN, AND DIVINP.S.
Who have received their Eduntion at the University of
Ux-
f.rd, as well as Se Amateurs of the Fine Arts, the hillowMg
splendid Work is recommended, which is this Day puldisti-
^l, elegantly printed in Imperial Folio, and enriched with
Four correct and beautifully engraved View, of Oxford, illus-
trated by Two Sheets of Letteryress, NUMBER I. (te he
regelarly continued Monthly, price Ss. plain; 101 GI. in
brown ; and 121. in colours) of
AGRAPHIC and DESCRIPTIVE TOUR of
the UNIVERSITY of OXFORD; comprehending ge-
neral PICTURESQUE VIF %VS ; cornice Representations
of el the PRINCIPAL PUBLIC BUILDINGS, with their
History and present State, mud the ACADEMIC COSTUME.
To b!compirtird in Twenty-live Nilo:bets
' 'These Views will constitute 'leg-ant and appropriate Orna-
, meets, as Furniture Prints.
Pahl...lied by James Cundee, et the Alhion Press, in Ivy-
lane, Paternoster-mw; and C. Chapple, Pall Malt; where a
Proipeetus of the Wok may be nad gratis; and of all book
and Piilltiellers.

POPULAR VOYAGES AND TRAVELS

This Day is publish...rt, printed in 12ino. and emiellished with
a hoe En4rairing of the Missionary Ship, I.Latf, going ole
Harbour, and an emblematic Frontispiece (to be continue!
ltf.v•kly, pnce 64.), N.,. 1. of
THE UNIVERSAL NAVIGATOR, and
MOOT-RN TOURIST; comprehending Autlsen-le and
Citeumstaneial Narratives of the !non interesting Voyages and
Travels which banal various periuds been undertaken to ea
pub of the Wortl, by popular Navigators, Circumnavigators,
Co nntariders, and do:inf•tished TOileite ; fanhtul
and complete Descriptions of Foreign Courtesies, their InhaSit-
anti, !Amman, Buildings, Charism's, &c. with concise Ae-
counts of ever► PH/faction of Nature arid Art worthy of No.
tire. Interspersed with a great variety of curious Incidents,
Adventures, &c and axmiond Remarks; exhibiting a correct
Delineation of every important Object on the FICS of the Ha-
bitable Globe.

.•. Th. First Ten Number: will comprise the interesting
kceonnts of the Two Mi.sionary Voyagm of the Ship, Duff,
e,ri-hed with Klerea Engravinp from original Designs.
Published Jamet Cundee, I.v•Lane ; and II all
Booksellers and Newsmen in the Kingdom.