The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-04-25 00:00:00

Ne.eark:upun-Treist.

The Aiithor hives hi• humble endeavours wi I be well re
mined by an impartial and candid Publie; having through
Many years attention and experience brought this excellent
'mit to a greater perfection than any he has hitherto heard of
in Great Britain. And conceiving he is acquainted with mans
particular respeeting the Management of this Mont, which are
unknown to the generality of those concerned in its culture, he
purposes giving sale and easy Ditedlions Air raising the Plant.,
and bringing them forward to bear large well.davoi.red Fruit,
much sooner and with less expend., than has hitherto been
generally prar!lis.il. Ile also will give Instructions respe.• Ing
the atilt:rent Stoves requisite for their reception, Duel lions
weneerning the use of the Pots, watering the Plants, aid pre.
paring the Soil most proper for their cultivation.
When it as ciinviilered that these Pro;sseals may fall into the
kaolin of many Gentlemen *liners totally unacquainted with
the Author, it is hoped he will be excused whe.i he mentions
a few facts respective the Fran he has cut from Plants rninaged
according to the method now intended to be male public, the
autlwaticity of which he is ready to prune to any Gentleman
who may require it
In the year 1802 he cut twenty Queen Pins, which weighed
together 87 pounds? ounces; in 1803, one weighing 5 pounds
ounces t in July, 1801, one of the New PrOVJCINII kind
weighing 7 pounds 2 ounces; and in August, 1804. he cut
et the same kind which "had 8- Inds 3 ounces : Those
Providence kind

Co. Sta-

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Thielltt se Published, in Foolscap Octavo, with Eight
Etching.,
nRUIV.R.N BARNABY's JOURNAL AtJIL.
JIL.,FOUR JOURNEYS to the NORTH of ENGLAND.
di Latin and Engthh Metre.
A New Edition.
Printed fur J. 19anting, 5t3, St. James's street.
SVinsre• Spay he had,
1. THE DANCE or DEATH, Fermented in Tlritty-tliree
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40.. 11. Is.
The Thirer Prints ( fowls the ideoneal Coppers, etrlied too
Hell mentioned by Walpole, iu his " Anecdotes of PL9l-
ing," aro introduced ii, this Volume, which, to the antiquary,
connoisseur, and man oft 'Ate. must be extremely interesting.
2. THE POEMS OF OSSIAN, a beautiful Editi at, with
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Foolscap 2.10 21s or large parr 365.

Tiu. Day is pu;Aished, beautifully printed be Bonsley, on the
finest Paper, iu Royal Octavo, pric • One Guinea in bawd:.
THE Stiii'W RECK; a POEM. By WIL-
LA:km FALCONER, a Sailor.
The Text illu.trated by additional Noma, and correeted
from the Putt and Samuel Editions, with a Life of the Author.
By Stank" Ciarke, F.lt.S. Vie], of Pre.ton, and Chap-
lain of the llousety.l4 to the Prince.

This elegant Edition is erublllislied with five Vignettes, and
three full sized Engravings, by Pittler, from Pietures painted
purposely by Mr. Nicholas Pocock.
Printed for William Mdler, Albemarlo.strerst.
N. N. A hew Copies are priiiteS on Imperial Paper, with
proof Plates, price Two Guinea: iu boards.

Lately was published in Royal Quarto, cons,sting of S xty.two
Foraying', price Two Onnieini, board',
OUTLINES from the FIGURES and COM-
POSITIONS upon the GREEK, ROMAN, and
ETRUSCAN VASES of the late Sir WILLIAM HAMIL-
TON, with engraved b,irders. The whole drawn and ep.
gi.• d by the late Mr. Kirk.
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'lnn: Day is pub. vied, the Third Edition, elegantly printed in
Foolscap Svo. price Gs. in boards,
AN ESSAY on the ART of INGENIOUSI.Y
TORMENTING, with proper Rule. for the exercise
4 'kit amusing Study ; with carne general Instructions for
Plaguing all your Acquaintances.
'• Speak Dagger,; but use none." SN A CIP6A RR.
Printed for William Miller, Albemarle srren.

The above celebrated Satire was ;menially wi itten by Ws,
Jane CieOyer, the intimate friend of Fielding ; and to thu
is added, au Engraving by &Whig, representing a Cat tor.
meaning a Mouse.

This Dry is published, embellished with a lietd of WlC-
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' f'HE POEMS of OSSIAN, Tran%lated by
JAMES MACPHF.RSON, Esq.
With Critical Dissertalions by Dr. Blair and Others.
Printed for Win. Miller, Albornirlestieet ; John Murray,
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raueoftlie &Slue kind which weighed! pounds 3 (mores : Those
being the hr.r and only two plants of the New Proaelence kind
"eToPhiZt.diptiuoeig are
nder
care
sreceived be Mears. Crosby and Co. Sta-
tionere.couit, and Mr. Muller. Alhema,le-street,Londun ; Mr.
Newcomb Stanirnd; Mr. Slieardown, Doncaster ;Mears.
waann aid sp...nce, and Mr. Todd, York ; Mr. Tailor, Red-
firrl ; Mews. rtatiliaga and Stanton, and Mr. Tamen, Net-
tiogliant ; M...-sr..SillTrlS•oll and Matchott. Norwich; Mr.
iSru- 'ka and Mt. Ovary, Luicoin ; Mr. Clarke, Ma,schester ;
Mr. Aslastas, L.rwsittaneg sail Mama S. and I Ridfge,
lacasak.