The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-01-13 00:00:00

No. IV.—NEW AND ESTABLISHED WORKS,
Pubbabed by G. and W. B ‘Vhittaker, 13, Ave-Maria-lane.
I.EX STATISTICAL. HISTORICAL, aos.l
POLITICAL. DESCRIPTION of the COLONY
of NEW BOU7II WALES, mid Its depeudentillemlemerta
wet vase Dimino's Last; rih • particular Palmer*bowie
shatAdraistatins which these Colonies offer for Emieration,
an their superiority, in many nape's, over these pnemeard
by the United !Haim of America. By W. C. WENT.
WORTH. Esq. A native of the Colony. Second Edition,
considerably 'Warred, aid ymbellletted with a View of the
Town of Sidney, and a 313 p. Bvo. price 16a. board,.

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Q. A DISSERTATION um ibe PASSAGE of HANNIBAL
over lie A LP4. By a Memher of Ike U.iversity of Oxford.
In tiro. with Four Mar, price 12s. b.osrds.

3. A STATISTICAL, COMMERCIAL. and POLITI-
CAL DESCRIPTION of VENEZUELA. TRINIDAD,*
MARGARITA sisal TOBAGO ; coniainiug various Anec-
dotes and Observations, thu•trative of the past and present
Stales)/ those interesting Countries. In Svo. with a large
Map, price Iss. boards.
4. AMERICA and Ike BRITISH COLONIES; an Ab-
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United States of America, and the British Colonies of
Canada, the Cape of Good Hope, New South Wales, and
Van Diesnan's Island. Exhibiting at one view the compara-
tive advantages and disadvantages each Country Offers for
Emigration. By William Kingdom, jun. Second Edition,
Bvo. price 10s. Oil. boucle.
5. EMILY EDUCATION ; or, The Management of
Childreu considered, with a View to their future Character.
By Slim Appleton, Author of " Private Education," &c.
In Sao. 104. Gd. boards.
6. UNIVERSAL SCIENCE; or, The Cabinet of Nature
and Art: comprising above One Thousand Entertaining
and Instructive Facts and Experiments, selected from vari-
ous Departments of Natural Philosophy, and the useful
Discoveries in the Arts. Illevitraltd by numerous Emmy-
lags on iYood. By Alexander Jamieson, Author of "Gram-
mar of Rhetoric"—" Grammar of !Logic," &c.
7. The GENERAL GAZETTEER; or, Compendious
Geographical Dictiouary ; containing • Description of the
Empires, Kingdoms, States, Provinces, Cities, Towns,
Forts, Seas, Harbours, Rivers, Lakes, Mountains, Capes,
&e. its the known World; with the Extent, Housularies, mid
Natural Productions of each Country, &c. Sac. Originally
compiled by R. Brookes, M.D. The Seventh Edition,
with very consideraldc Additions and Improvements, from
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S. POPULAR TRAVELS and VOYAGES throughout
the Continent and Islands of Europe; in which the Grog...
ph!, Character, Customs, and Manners of Nations are de-
scribed ; and the Phenomena of Nature, most worth, of
olneseatiou, are illustrated on scientific principles. By
Mrs. Janne...in (late Miss Thorne), Author of " A History
of France," dm. 12itio. with Thirteen Views, price 9s.
board..
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the Continent amid Island.. of ASIA, AFRICA. and AME-
RICA; with Sees uteen Views, 12niu. price 9.. boards.
HISTORY.
10. The HISTORY of SPAIN, from the earliest Ages of
which we have any authentic ReCOLITILI, to the retorts of
Ferdinand VII. in 1814, accompanied with Chronological
and Genealogical Tables of the Visigoth soil Spiiiirli
inces and Caliphs, and a List of the contemporary Same.
reigns at the end of each reign; also the Political Arrange-
silents of Europe. as settled at the Treaty of Paris, with
Notes. By Mrs. Jainitesun (late Silts Thurtle), 12inu. price
boards.
11. The HISTORY of FRANCE, from the earliest periods

to the Second Brlur• of Latta+ XVIII. with Cisrootlogical

and Genes)logical T•bles, sad • List of contemporary
Prtoces at the end of each reigu; also, the Political
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with Nays. By Mse. Jmnieson. Third Edition, corrected,
Mao. price 6s. hoards.
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LAND, from the earliest Accurate to the present lime; on
the Pißill of Dr. Goldsmith's History of England, for the
use of Sch.,ols and private Education ; with Exercises at
the cod of acts Chillier, tool Recapitulations at the end of
each Book; and a Chionological Table. Second Edition,
12wm. price 41. 6.1. bound
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13. The HISTORY of ENGLAND, from the earliest
times to the Death of George 11. By Oliver Goldsmith, 11.8.
With a continuation In the Treaty concluded at Paris, in
the year 1815. By Charles Conte, LLD. The Seventh
F.ditiosa, in four vole 8v... prier 11 12s. boards.
14. GOLDSNIITIFS HISTORY of ROSIE; two vols.
Oyu. price 14s. boards.
15. The same alit dired; 12mo. price 31. MI. bound.
16. GOLDSMITH'S HISTORY of GREECE; two vole.
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18 THE HISTORY, CIVIL ■nd COM 51 P.RCIAIL of
Hie BRITISH WEST IN DIU. By Bryan Edward.,
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MYTHOLOfIY.
19. The PANTHEON; rep tong the Fabulous His-
tories of the tlembeei God. end most wily Heroes, in
a plain and familia► inetliml. By Andrew T00k... A.M.
%Vial kkutciults fur Et...ninon 111 l ut thr rei.l of each Chapter.
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