The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-02-11 00:00:00

BOOKS PUBLISHED.

Published and sold by W. WETTOM, 11, PleatAkers, London 4
Soso 66, Pmsser .row.
SUPERIOR BOOKS for YOater UTH, far CHRISTMAS and
NEW YEAR'S OIFTS, half bound, littered, and Spanish
marble papa rids*, pries 2s. sash, rIS for Ills.
THE SEASONS.—A Picture of the Seasons: with
Aneakotei and llsotaiks for coy Month in the Year. Em.
bellished with Cots.
2. CAPTAIN coos.abowas sr again Jame Oast
New Edition.

DOMESTIC ANIMALL—TL, Natural History of Do-
mestic Acimala; containing an Account of diets Habits and la.
minas, and of the services thry render to Man.
4. THEM, SHRUBS, and PLANTS.—The Natural His.
tory of remarkable Trees, Shrubs, and Plants.
S. INSECTS.—The Natural History of remarkable Insists,
with their Habits and Instincts.
6. ARTS and MANUFACTURES.—The Cabinet of metal
Arts and Manufactures; designed for the perusal of Young Per-
sona.

7• REFLECTIONS—ReIIestions on the Wiedren, Power, awl
Goodness of lied. ticketed from Sturm's Relleetiews. .
...

0. PRINCE LEE Bso2:ll;47History of Prince Lee Boo:
to which is added, the Life of Paul Cuffs., a Man of Colour.
4. REPTILES and SERPENTS.—Tba Natural History of
Reptiles and Serpents. To which is added, an Appendix, see-
taining an Account of Worms, of Corals, and of Sponges.
10. BIRDS.--Tbe Natural History of remarkable Birds, wish
their Habits and Instincts.

11. NEW ROBINiiiIN CRITSOE.—The New Robinson
Crime ; an instructive and entertaining History, foe the Use of
Children.

iiiiiilrWßECKS—The Shipwreck of the Aleeste, an Eng
lish Frigate, In the Strain of Gaspar; also the Shipwreck of the
bleduse, a French Frigate, on the Coast of Africa, with Observe.
dons and Reflections thereon.

13. TRAVELS.LI;;Tei; in the Interior of Africa, by Mungo
Park.

14. ROBINB.--History oldie Robins, designed for the 'mews.
tion of Children, respecting their treatment of Animals, by Mrs.
Trimmer.

1:1. AMERICA—The Discovery of America, by Christopher
Columbus.

16.__ HISTORIES and ANECDOTES—The Entertaining
Malley being a Collection of true Histories and Anecdotes, so
rousted for the Cottager's Fire side.
17. /ESOP'S FAIII.ES.-4Esop's Fables, accompanied by
many hundred Proverbs and Moral Maxims, suited to the subject
of each Fable.

18. ISAAC JENKINS.—The Ilistory of hoe Jenkins; to
which is added, a Friendly Gift to Servants and Apprentices; and
the Brazier, or, Mutual Gratitude.

19. USEFUL. ARTS.lATlrietory of useful Arts and Mane.
fortune.

20. ROBINSON CRUBOE.—The Life and most surprising
Adventures of Robinson Crosse of York.

21. Al ISCELLANY—Tbe MisCellsoy; or, Evening's Own.
nation for Youthful Peasantry.
22. lA/SS of the SIIIP %VAGElL—Byron's Narrative of the
LOIN of the Wager Man of War, one of Admiral Anson's Sqna-
droe.

23. COMMODORE ANSON.--Tbs Voyage of Corsursodore
Anson round the World.

24. ANIMALS.NaturaI History of Animals; containing an
Accouni of Remarkable lieseta; with many interesting particulars
concerning them.

2.0. VA PTA IN Bl.l6ll.—The dangerous Voyage of Captain
[High in an open Ban, ova 1,200 Leagues of the Ocean, in the
year 1700. With an Appendix, containing an Account of Owl-
hate, and of some Productions of that Island.

2s. LITTLE JACK.—The History of Little Jack, a Found-
ling; together with the History of William, an Orphan. To
which are added, the History of Totn and his Dog, and the Ca-
nary Bird.
27. ELlZABETll.—Elizabetht or, the Exiles of Siberia: a
Tale founded on Truth. Froin the French of Madame de Catlin.
New Edition.

211. INSTlNCT—lnstinct Displayed; exemplifying the extra-
ordinary Sapeity of various Species of the. Annual CMIIIIOO. By
Priscilla Vi akeheld.

29. The BROTHER.S.—Tbe Brothers, or Consequences. A
Story of what happens every Day.

31.1. FISIIVA—Tho ?Sutural History of Animals, containing an
Account of ktemarkable Fishes.

1. WONDERFITI. ANIMAL g.—An Ilistory of Wonderftd
Animals; containing an Account of the most remarkable Fishes,
Ileasui, and Birds. Second Edition.

32. POEMS—Poema selected from the Works of approved
Authors.

33. lIISTOHr ofJOSEPII.--The History of Joseph, and the
Deliverance of the Israelites from Egypt. To which is prefiaed,
the History of the Creation, and of the Patriarchs, extracted ham
the Holy Scriptures, and edited as a Heading Hook for Schools.
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34. PRA Uttri of DA VlD—Selectiona iron' the Psalm of
David, the Proverbs of Solomon, and the Book of _Ecclesiastics*.
For the I've of Schools.

SO. NA RRA TlVES.—Wooderful Escapee, containing iiiinsess.
it.g Narrsdres of Shipwrecks. dc.
56 MUNI:II.--Mungot or, the Little Traveller. To which is
anotsed, the Seven Wonders of the World.
saa Es particalat to cad:raw Wettaa'a }Xitioae.

By JOIIN BOWEN.
" If the prudence of reserve and decorum dictates silence In some
circumstances, in others, prudence of a higher order may justify us
in speaking our thoughts.”—Burke.
London : Printed -for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster-row ;
Where also may be had, by the same Author,
A LETTER to the Rev. Mr, TBDIDULPH. occasioned by hie
" Cursory Remarks" on the above Pamphlet ; peke lia. Bd.
SIR JOHN SINCLAIR'S CODE OF AGRICULTURE.
This day is published, in Bro., illustrated with Plates, price IL
in beards, the Tbird Edition, considerably enlarged and im-
roved by the Communications of several eminent practical
MHZ CODE of AGRICULTURE ; including Ob-
-11 on Gardens, Orchards. Wanda, and Plantations.
By the Right Han. Sir JOHN SINCL 4IR, Bart.
La the Work are passloniarly censidensi--I. The Preligninory
Points which. a Farwreeizirt amestain, briber be undertakes to
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London : Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co., Patemoster.row.

Just published, price 7s. 6d., with Engravings,
A N ELEMENTARY COURSE of GYMNASTIC
11 XERCISFab', loteuded to dewclaw and improve. the phy-
sical Powers of an, new isnieduesd into various National and
Private klublitibments in &lewd, and illustrated by Thirty
Copper-plate Figures, most iiireinetly executed.
By Captain P. If. CIA AS,
Formerly Director of the Gymnastic Central Establishments of
Switzerland, at Berns and sow Professor of lifinnuac Ein•
cises in the Royal Mita:), lassitutioas of Chelsea, Sandhurst,
Greeswieb &c. _ _ _

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