The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-01-31 00:00:00

NEW MUSIC.

This Day is pithlish•wl, ny Goulding, Phipps, and Dalmaine,
11111.ic Sellers, No. 45, e.it M,ll, and No. 76, St. Jatite.'i-
street,
ALSETT of TEN MISCELLANEOUS FU-
GDF.S, with Two Introduainns, and One Voluntary
fur the Organ or the Fiaius-Forte ; three of these Fugues are
romposed by Handel; three by Joseph Duttenhoffer; and
tour, wish the Voluntary, by the late celebratod John Sabas-
tiariblach.i chrelly intended for the use of Organists, and re-
spectfully inscribed to William Calle" Doctor in Music.
By, Joseph Duttenhoffer. Third Set, pr 6. The favou-
rite Overture to the New Pantomime, I lawlequin Habeas,
now performing with universal applause at the Theatre-
Royal, Covent-garden, composed by J. Moorhead, price 2s.—
" We bailiff's have a taking way," the favourite Catch sung in
ditto, price Is.—The Hoppickers Glee, sung-in ditto, price Is.
6d.—Three Overtures for small concerts, or private musical
patties, being complete in the five following pans—Two
violins, a german-flute, tenor, and violincellus, with an under
bass, that may be added at pleasure, fur the piano-furte,
or bassoon ; composed by J. Marsh, Esq. op. 97, price
6s.—Sir Sonatinas for the piano-forte, with an accompanie-
meta for flute or violin, composed in an easy style for young
performers, by J. Grinishaw, Op. 2. price Si.—" Hark the
distant village peal," a favourite Trio, in the Comic Opera or
St. David's Day, arranged as a Duet for .two performers on
the piano forte, composed by J. Attwocia, print Is. 6d.—The
favorite popular Dance of the Chantreuse, with two other ad-
mired Dances, composed and arranged for the piano forte by
G. Philpot, pact Is. 61.
Engraving, and speedily wilt be published,
The Grand Opera Ballet of, La Feared* &stave.. now per-
forming, with universal appbase, at the Xing's Theatre, com-
posed by J. JOuve.

This Day is published, Price 41. in boards,
RHYME AND REASON.
Short and Original Poems.
Sold by Blacks and Parry, Leach:irisll-street.

Tins ffiy is published in One Volume 12mo. Ss. in boanls.,
ATatEATISE on the COVV.:P()X ; containing
an enumeration of the principal has in thts history of
that dia.se ; the method of communic inn; the infection by
; and the means of distinguishing between the
and siniriniis enwliox. Illustrated br Plates.
By GEORGE BELL, Sorra%
ittimber of the Rosa! Colleges of London and Edinburgh.
Edinburgh : printeil tor W. Lung; and Longman and Rees,
Pateraosiar• row.

This Thy wore pub:Whed, in Two Yoluruui, Fouhcap Octavo,
ele•tasorly print 4, price lOs 61.
POENIS and CRITICAL ESSAYS on various
Branches of Poetry.
by GEORGE DYER.
Printed fur T. N. Longman aid 0. Rees, Paternoster-row.
111*Wift,111 war be k.d, iat;ly
I. Lyrical Dalladi; with Paitinai and other Pu:ing. RV W.
Wordtworth. A titeiv Edition in 4 vole. price I is. hmurit.
2. Joan of .Nre ; In Ede Poem. R,hert Swithej: iin
2 yolk wriall Avg. the 2d edition, !eke 12,4. in bomb.
zi. Premns by R. S 0411431) in at vols. price lOs. in boar le.
4. Theatie th‘rDtrrro!er r a Vrefir• eitßominc,!; wifYi ro-
pions Notes, by Rob.it Southey. Elel7ntly primusi In 2
vuti. forilieap otlavii, ',rice 144. in boar's.

3, P4vliii; by 'we ; finlr•a7 tivo.

This Day Ira publialid, in Octavo, price Si. 6.1 boitrsb; the
Secon.l fAition of

ATOUR TPi ItO Lid&
priwipelly !!tAtccn with a view to Bitaui.-.41 Re-
searches in tint Alpine C•iunrry; intaspertod with Ohtzrv.-
tious on its Scenety, Agriculture, Manufactures, Cuatains,
llistory, and Antiquities.
By the Rev. J. EVANS, B. A.

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Piiated cor J. White, of Fleet-street; and for. C. and K.
Baldwin, New Bridge-street, B!ack Friars.

This Day it; published, neatly printed.on fine wove Paper, em-
bellished with elepnt ctilouresl Plates of the Fashions, and a

Head of Madarnj'du Chat«let, once is. No. I.Y. of
THE LADY'S MONTHLY MUSEUM; or
Polite Repository of Amusement and Instruction; being
111 ay.etnhtage of whatever can tend to please the Fancy, in-
term. th.: Mind, of exnh the Character of the British lam
By a SOCIETY of LADIES.
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Printc,l for Verner and Hood, No. 31, Poultry, and to be had
of ever; itookseVer tit thp United Kingdom ; of E. Larkin, Ros-
ton; C.one and Ten Erk, New York; M. Carey, Phiisdol-
phia ; flaggarly and Nephew, Baltimore; E. S. Thous;,
Charlestown, and Seymour and Woulhopter, Savannah
Complete setts of the above eleg tilt work may be 'had in
nine cols. half bound, 31. 6s. ; bound elegantly, 3!. Bi.; with
Morocco backs, 31. 13s. 6d.

This Day is piablished, price 2s.
A METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL, of the
Year 1802, kept in London.
M BENT. By WILLIAM .

Printed for W. Bimt, Paternoster-row.
Where may be had, price 12s. hoards, or 13s. 6d. calf-bound,
Eight Nfetcorologic.il Journals, of the Years 1793 to 1800.
To which ari added, obsereitions on the Diszases in the City
and its viehij.ty. Also An Introduction, including Tables from
Eight preceding Journals, of the greaest, least, and moan
height of the Barom.:ier and Thermometer, in every Month
of the Years 1785 to 17%.

This Day is pithii.tlied, pi:cc 2.. 6(1.
rrHE GERMAN EMPIRE divided into De-
-1 partments under tin! Prefecture of the Elector of •• 4,
which in-ixed, a Preface by the Trausiavir, and alio an
Introduction, consisting of a Memoir nn the Political and
Mi-
litary State of Europe, by the same Author. Translated from
the French,
By WILLIAM COBBF.TT.
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The two Tracts here advertised serve to elucidate ea -ti other;
and taken together, they form a most coinplete View of the
recent Events on the Continent, as well as that of its present Si-
tuation, and of the Means by which the Litterties of Europe
may yet be recovered, or, at least preserved front further De-
struction from, the rapacious and domineering and dispuaition
of France. _ _ _

SoW by E. /larding, No. 18, Pall-mall.

This Day is pieblisli.sl, pare ls. lid. • •
(AN CONSUMPTION of the LUNGS : in
v which a New Mode of Treatment is laid down and
f...corninended to Public Attention, as having been found
powerfully efficacious, particularly in, the first stag', of Ter-
berculous Consumption, before purulent expector.urin com-
nsences ; with a few necessary Directions in respect to Regi-
men, &c. &c.
By EDWARD PEART, M.D. &e.
Printed for William Miller, Old Bonj street; where .may
be had, lately published, by the same Author, the four fol-
lowing Tract.:—
On the Malignant Scarlet Fever and Sore Throat, price
2s. 6d.
On Inflamation of the Bowels and Strangulated Rupture,
price Is. 6d.
On Si. Anthony's Fire, or Erysipelas, and on Erythe-
mums AfEtctions in General ; alsu on the Measles, price
Is. 6d. •
On Rheumatism, Inffamation of the Eyes, and Disorders
in general, proceeding from Inflamation Of a sundae Nature ;
also on The Gout, price is 6d.
N. R. In the above Tracts New Modes of treating those
Dit:urder• is communicated.

NEW ISt AP OF CANALS AND NAVIGABLE RIVER)
Tilii Day is published, on one large sheet neatly coloured,
price ss. or VII Canvas for the Pnclet, 7s.
SMITH's NEW MAP of the INLAND NAVI-
GATION of ENGLAND AND WALES, on which the
exact Length of each Canal is accurately &scribed. The
whole drawn from tne nau>t correct Plans of the separate Canals
extant.
Priattil for C. Smith, Map-seller, N 0.172, corner of Sort).
street, Strand.
Where may be had, just published,
A Plan of the Gaud Junction Canal, with the Branch to
Pattlington, price

Tais Day was puldished. hand:timely printed in Octavo, prize
ss. boaids
A COMPARATIVE VIEW of the fit rro-
NIAN and NEPTLINIAN SYSTEVIS ofGEOLOGYi.
iu Answer to the Illuttrations of the Huttoniaa The,try of the
Earth, by Professor Playfair. kt,
Edinburgh: Primed tor Rties andlrackernort, Sent
str_et, and T. N. Longinan and 0. }tees, No. 39, Peternesier-
row.

This Day.is putilivliod, price 10s. beards,
rCCENTRIC PHILANTHROPY, a Novel in
Throe VOlumes.
Printedfor.T. Booth, poke-street, Portland-place; and sold
by C. Chapple, Pall-tail, E. Kirlif, Stafford-street, Bond-
street, and T. Hurst, Patenioster-row.
. Vklicre may be had,
e. Nothing New, a Novel, in 3 vols. 12mo. Price 10s. Gd.
boards.
3. Splendid 'Misery, by T. S. Surr, iii v vuls. 12reo. Priv-
13s. Gd. boards.
4. Myr..er,Ou% Visit, by Mr. Parsons, 4 yob. ltuo. Pricr! 11.
boards.

This DLy is Pusl6,tiel, iu Wiz °CUT°, price 73. 64.
• an board:, ,
SERMONS. Disigaed chieffy as a Preset-
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iativa from Lafaldit4 and-1(11404as I mitlfacsa....e.
By JOHN PRIOR EsTr.N.
PrintA for Thomas Hurst, Pitc.riws;cr- ;J. Johnson,
't. Paul's Om/d4-yard, London; and Euray and .C.Linfs,
Htglt-straet, Bristol.

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This Day is oubliS'ied, in Four Volumes *et etwori
s
THE MYSTERIOUS VISIT. A Novel, founci:
ed on Facts.

By Mrs. PARSONS,
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arc At. . , * •
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and P Nirbury, Britnti*.nt.
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