The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-01-28 00:00:00

ADDRFAS TO THE PURLIC.

The infinite number of periodical Works which are at present ev,
tam in the nietnipolis, may render the Proprietors of a new Mugu-
zinc liable to the imputation of presumption. Without milking to
depredate the merits of their contemporaries, the ietors of
the LONDON' .'OI'ItNAT. DES MODES may flatter thirAiehwe that
their work will be so constructed, as to supply the deficiencies ob-
tervable in the most rippler weekly papers of the day. To the gay
portion of the world it will pet ient intelligence of great interest,
not merely confined to a dry routine of movements. but cornerifileg
a lively account of fashionable amusements, manners, and costumo
in London and Paris. at Coort, is watering-piaces, end every te.
eon of the leaders of ten. To the lovers of literature it will offer
a copious fund of information and entertoinment, from the exertion
of talent already known and appreciated by the public, and which
will be displayed in light essays, amusing tales, illustrations of
history, vivid delineatious of scenes and customs in fare* elm-
tries, awl poetry of a superior order. The notice of new books
will be ample; yet care will be taken to prevent the work from de-
generating into a mere Review--an error which marks the conduct
of contemporary journals, and which renders the publication of a
Woolly Illagrmine. comprehending more liberal sad ezpanded
views, a desideratum to the reading world. The criticisms will he
characterized by impartiality and candour; and a fair and just tri-
bunal will be established for the drama, tendin to the enemirage-
ment of merit in the performers, sad aiming of an improvement Os
the present system of theatrical arrangements, by occasional com-
ments on the audience, the actors, and the managers of the national
theatres. The absence of all party spirit, the warm patronage of
the arts and sciences, and the good taste and feeling which will be
found to pervade a work intended to please, inatouct, to polish end
reline, will, it is presumed, insure a commensurate return from
the British public; and the proprietors whilst earnestly inviting
the assistance which can alone give stability to their undertaking,
pledge themselves to the strict performance of their engagements.

TO A DVE TIS E RS.
As one of the *stuns of the work will be that of rendering it •
medium of information, for the guidance of the fashionable. in
their various undertakings and purchases, as well as their recrea-
tions and amusements, it is submitted to the proprietors of the tomi
fashionable establishments, the managers of theatres, exhibition..
etc. as the most advantageous medium tot their Advertiscinenta,
not only from the circulation which it will ever command.
but ow amount of the class of readers among whom it will be di,-
tributes), and the nature of the publication, which, so the from
being thrown by, like a Newspaper, will form, ter months after th,.
period of inseedon, a constant remembrance:, to the fismilles and
connections of the whole of the subscribers.

Advertisements of Miscellaneous Subjects will be ineerted on th.
Covers, at the usual rate of Newspaper charges; but, a limited
number of those connected with Literature and the Fine Arts will
be inserted in the body of the work, at an additional rate.
Works, Music, Engravings, &c. for Review, Orders Ilar Ad-
vertisements, rmi all communications, to be addressed. far th,"
present, to the &Mot, at the Publishers, Messrs, Watley aii.l
Parish, 14, Strand.
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sold 463, by Wm. gams, Riga! Sn'oscription Library, 1, ".
James's-street ; S. Cmuchman, lU. Thrusinortvn-street ; and oy
all booksellen and neenendas.

HARNESS AND SADDLERV IVAREIRRISE, EXETER-

-CHANGE, STRANb.
Il E Nobility, Gentry, and Public are respectfully
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oki-established place of business, is open every day from eight in
the morning till eight in the evening, where may he seen a lerise
and well-manufactured stock of Carriage, l'unicle. Tandem,
Phaeton, and Chaise Harness, with verity description of Military,
Hunting, and bide-saddles. Horse Clothing. &C. he.
The Harness and Saddlery merit inspection fro.n their excellent
qr. ility, first style of workmanship. and moderate price.
The whole of the article. are warrant.d, a.ul that excellent plsn
of SO years' standing is still strictly adhered to. of esking twit is.e
ready-nioacy price. tivin which no abatement can possibly ise
made. •
Gentlemen in the Army And Navy, and Cadet' prore.nling to
India. will find In this establishment most •t I• their Military .tp•
',ointments, also every article requisite for their ',law and suit-
able fir their eiinveiiience in the country. Likewise Harness •nd
Saddlery suitable for the East and West Indies, New South
Wales, and the Spanish Main.
N. B. A List or the East India l'ompany and Licensed Ships
is constantly kept, for the information of those who are anxious to
ptecure the hcataci.oininedation going*, India.

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