The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-07-06 00:00:00

C(X)KE'S TOPOGRAPHY.

This day is published, complete in Twenty.six Volumes, illus.
Hated with ,Maps and Views of the most interesting objects in
the several Counties, price fl. in boards,
rIIIIE TOPOGRAPHY OF GREAT BRITAIN ;
1 or, British Traveller's Pocket Directory ; being an accurate
and comprehensive Topographical and Statistical Description of all
the Counties in England, Wales, and
..Scotland, containing a par.
ticular account of their
Situation, Mina, Commerce, Picturesque Sot-
Extent, Minerals, Agriculture, nery,
Towns, Fisheries, Curiosities, I Natural Higory,
Rivers, Manufactures, Antiquities, Civil and Eccles.
I I
Lakes, Trade, Jurisdiction,&c.
lot with a variety o information, entertaining to the
puma Reader, highly beneficial to the Agriculturist, Trader, and
Manufacturer, and particularly interesting to the Traveller, Speru-
latist, Antiquarian, and, in shun, to every inhabitant of the British
Empire. By G. A. COOKE. Esq.
The Topography of each County Is illustrated with a Msp, anal
four or more highly-finished Views, and may be purchased 'cps..
irately, at the following Prices a—
s. d.
- 2 0
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Bedfordshire
Berkshire .
Buckinghamshire
Cambridgeshire -
Cheshire
Cornwall
Cumberland, and the

d.
Middlesex (two parts) . t 0
31onmouthshire . - 2 0
Norfolk . 2 o',
Norduunptonshire - 2 0
North Wales - 2 6
Northumberland - 2 0
Nottinghanwhire - 2 0
Otfordshire . 2 0
Scotland (sis parts) - 12 0
Shropshire . 2
Somersershire . . 2 0
South Wales - 2 6
Staffordshire - - 2 0
Suffolk . 2 0
Surrey . 2 0
Sussex . 2 0
Warwickshire . - 2 0
Westmorland . . 2 0
Wiltshire - . 2 0
Worcestershire - 2 0
Yorkshi►e (two parts) - 4 0
Isles of \Vista, Guern-
sey, ikc. . 2 0

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Lakes
The Lakes separate
Derbyshire
Devonshire
Dorsetahire
Durham
Essex
Gloucestershire
Hampshire
Herefordshire
Hertfordshire
Huntingdonshire and
Hutlandshire . - 2 0
Kent (two parts) - 4 0
Lanca.thire (two parts) . 4 0
Leicestershire - . 2
Lincolnshire - 3 0
A superior edition is printed on Oar wove papa, and Wormed,
with coloured :flaps; price 10. each Part, except North and South
Wales, which are 6a. each.

To each County is prefixed a Map and a List of the Markets and
Fairs; an index, showing the Distance of every Town from Lon-
don, and of Towns from each other ; also a copious Travelling'
°nide, describing all the Roads, Inns, Distances of Stages, Noble-
men and Gentlemen's Seats, &c. forming a complete County
Itinerary.
e„, The Plan of this Rork has received particular approbation,
from each County being divided into easy Journeys ; by which
means Persons either riding, or on Mot, have the opportunity of
viewing many beauties which might not otherwise be noticed. To
frequenter. M the various Watering Places in the Kingdom, this
work will be found a most agreeable illuide and Companion.
London : Printed for tillerwo:sd, Jones, and CO. Paternoster-row •

iloorss' PUBLISH ED7-7.11'
This day is published, I 8 .o wit? 3.. in beards, •
CT.RECIAN STORMS. A New Zdition, in which
the explanatory Remarks, formerly given in Conrerintibifi
will be found incorporated with the narrative.. Intended as a Class.
book tar Schools.

' By MARIA
London: Printed foe Harvey and Darton, Graccehurchat►eets
and H. and W. B. Whits!ter, Ave .51aria-lane.

This day is publinhod, in two volumes 12n o. price 14s. Wards,
MIIE HERMIT iu PRISON: translated front the
French of E. JOIN', Member of the Insdttite, and Authoi
of The Hermit of the Oman: d'Antin," " SeylM," Re. and
A. JAY.

•
This agreeable Miscellany is well translated, and contains
many valuable facts and hints concerning the management of pri-
sons, which deserve the notice of the legislator."—Monthly Re;
view, blay, 1824.
Printed for Oland W. B.

This day are published, in 12mo. price 41. (M. boards,
THE ATROCITIES of the PIRATES; being a
faithful Narrative of the unparalleled Sufferings endured by
the Author during his Captivity by the Pirate, of the Island of
Cuba: with an Account of the Excesses and Bitabilitlas of Mesh
inhuman Freebooters.
By AARON SMITH (who was himself afterwastkpied at the
()id Bailey ati • Pirate, and acquitted.)
Thin Narrative reminds us stLetigly of thatirsok of horrors;
' The Buccaneers of America.' New bloodily klaguine,
June, 11124.
Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Are Maria-lane.

This dat was published. in mown Svo. price 7s. Rd. Wards..
OUR ti I LLACIE ; Bketobes of Rural Charottor anti
by WART AWL MITFORD,
Author of " Johan," a Tragedy.
" Miss Mideast*s elegant little volume is just in unison with
the time; it is • gallery of pictures, landscapes., fresh. glowirqr.
and entirely English; portraits, likenesses, we doubt not, all
timp4r but sweetly coloured; in short, • book to make us forget
the hurry, the bustle, the noise around. in the leaves, tall old trees,
and rich meadows, of her Delightful Village--Literary Gazette,
May O.
These Sketches,' we are of opinion, will erelong be egmagerly
popular; foe they are highly finished ones, and eriugoltifinite
taste, judgment, and feelings. They errs somewhat in the man-
ner of tieoffry Crayon ; but, to our liking, are fat nxireintermtick"
—Examiner, No. MI.
Printed far G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. .

This day is published, in am with a large Map, 12s. boards,
'r HE GREEK REVOLUTION ; its Origin and Pro-
', grain; together with some Remarks' ea the Religion, Na-
tional Character, kc. in Greece.
By EDWARD BLAQUIERE, Esq.
Author of " An Ilistoriad Review el the Spanish flevolution,'.'
&c. &c.
Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. •
"Mr. Blaquiere's book is written with great fervor on the aids
which behas espoused, and on behalf of winch he has ahewn him-
self so indefatigable an agent. That he should be partial is natu-
ral ; but we think that every discriminating reader may be able to
reap much information from his work."—Literary Gazette, May
22, 1821.
" To Mr. B. Greece is much indebted for his exertions in her he.
half, and the British Public will thank him for the very clear and
impartial account he has given of one of the most intfxesting mots:
tions that lies occurred in the history of the troth."—Literary
Chronicle, May 13.
Alan, by the same Author,
An HISTORICAL REVIEW of the SPANISH REVOLU-
TION, in one thick volume, Ora with a 3lap, price 18s. boards.,

This day is published, Ihno..withwcinp of portraits, ta
price 7s. is bo
BIOGRAPHY OF CELEBRATED ROMAN
CHARACTERS, Pith Anecdotes illustrative of their bitch
pod Actions.
By the Rev. W. BINGLEP.
Containing also, a brief Account of the Author's Life and WEI.,
inp, and an Appendix on Roman Literature.
London: Printed for Harvey and Datum, qraoechllll6.lllTret. .

This day is published, is one volume foolscap, primal. boards,
ENCEPHALOLOGY; or, a Brief Sketch of Dr.
Hirnschaders Ologies of the Cranial and Phyla, peektked
by the rationale.
"Cerebrosus prosilit units."
London : Printed for James Duncan (bite Ogle, Duman. and
Co.), 37, Paternoster-row; and ?DS, Holborn.
In 2 cols. 'Onto. price 6s. printed oa fine paper, and with a Portrait
of M. de Jouy, by E. &riven, '
7E PETIT REEMITE ; as Tableau do Marren
Franoaises. Extracted from the "'termite de la Chaste:,
d'.Antin," with Notes, and a Life of 31. de Jour.
By L. T. VENTOCILL.tt,
Edna/ of the Preach Classics.
M. Jour% " Hennites" have long been known in this country
and the above selection will be found to contain, it is hoped (in an
elegant form, and at a moderate price), the most correct and inte-
resting information respecting the " Sayings and Doke' of the
French Capital.
Published by S. Low, 42, Lamb's Conduit street ; and J.Booket,
61, New Bond-street.

MBE NEW DICTIONAI(Y, ITALIAN and Lhie
_L LISH, ENOLISH awl ITALIAN ; with a Frisch
Tranalation.

By STEF.INO EGITHO PETRONT, Member of the Drafid
Italian Academy, and JOHN DAVENPORT. 2 vole. Bvo.
Ics.
" A work ofthis kind has long been wanted on amount of the
poverty of Bareui's Dictionary, and the introduction of numerous
words into the Italian language which are not moognised by the
Della Cruses Lexicegraphy. The first part of the Dictionary con-
tains about 13,002 words more than the corresponding part of
Baretti's, and the superiority of the second is proportionate. Rtit
Me chief excellence of the present Work consists in the acecatua-
tion, by which the true pronunciation of every Italian word is
clearly indicated, and the introduction of the irregularities of verbs,
doubtful plurals of 0011119, and other peculiarities of the language.
The literary celebrity of Signor Petroni, the author of the ' Napo-
leonide,' the translations of ' is Fontaine's Fables,' and of ' (iii
Bias,' the Introduction to Dona; Ariosto, and Tasso, sad several
other popular Works, guarantees the fidelity of Mis dictionary,
which appears to have been very carefully executed."—New
Monthly .Magazine for June, 1824.
11 The above is to be had at Treuttel and Worts's, and Dulaies,
Soho-square; and all the principal Booksellers ; also at the
Authors, Mr. Petroni, 33, Howland-street., Fitsroy-square.

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