The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-12-08 00:00:00

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IEYTON him pieosure of cologrstuliall
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acted with fidelity and dispatch, by
l'he Public's obedient Servant,
E. EYTON.

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VENEZUELA, the.
This day was published, in one thick 1111111111 t, Svo. with a
Inert map, price lbs. boards,
A ST AT ISTIC A 1.. CO %I Al ERC IA I" end
CM. PoLITICA I. DESCRIPmN of VENEZUELA,
TRINIDAD, MARGARITA, and TOBAGO; containing
various Anecdotes and Observations, illustrative of the pest
and pre:grill State or those intertsti.tz Countries; front the
French of M. DF. LAVAYSFE; with an Introduction and
Notes, by the EDITOR.
II ic pater ingenue campus: eertusque 'lsmail
Sust furor: °roster propriis industrt• dunes!
'Printed fur G. and W R. Wltto•ker, 13, Ave Maria.lane.

NEW PUBLICATIONS FOR CHRISTMAS.
This day are published, by HARRIS and SON, at the
Juvenile Library, Corner of St. Paul's,
LTIIE ESKDALE HERD BOY : iiScottish
Tale for Youth.
By Mrs. BLACKFORD.
Willi an elegant Frontispiece, price ss. bonnet
R. The HISTORY of BRITANNICUS anal his SISTER
OCTAVIA : • Story from the Roman History; by Miss
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5 SCENES in ASIA, fur the instruction and annum.
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A new Edition of the F:nropeas Scenes, of which 4,000
knee been sold, is also ready fur delivery, and the Scenes
in Africa are its preparation.
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sale, together with a general anattatent of books for the
instruction and amusement of youth,ttousisting of 300 arti-
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SANWA CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
No. I, *r. 14111111.11•STRIBICT, COSllltil OW PALI

wLIAM SANS crow-1411,11 y and grate.
fully returns his sincere acknowledgments to the
Nobility sad Gentry, for the auspicious encouragement and
liberal patronage with which they have honoured his exer-
tions to obtain the eAtieriog testimony of public approba.
lion. He has now the Wooer of matching their notice to
the removal of his CIRCULATING LIBRARY sued LI-
TERARY INSTITUTION from 62, Poll-mall, to I, St.
JA ES'S-STREET, a circumstance occasioned by the ge-
neral enlargement of his Concerns, sad his anxiety to pro.
vide accommodations in proportion to the extended number
subeeriben and Literary Patrons.

of his
Terms of Sebneriptior say be bad .n application, and
the OPERA awl THEATRICAL AGENCY is still en.-
limited on Hat Rialing has hitherto been favoured by
the ..m niAlaknona approval of the
aselnieller, Soder, and Stationer.