The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-06-07 00:00:00

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Oa the Ist of July will bepublished,
In Quarto, price 101. ed. or on Royal Paper, price lk.
To he continued Monthly till completed, Part I. of
A N ABRIDGEMENT of the PHILOSOPHI-
CAL TRANSACTIONS of the ROYAL SOCIETY .1
LONDON, edited by
CHARLES HUTTON-, LL.D. F. R. S.
GEORGE SHAW. M. D. P. k. S. and F. L. S.
and RICHARD PEARSON, M.D. F. 3. A.
Printed by and for C. and I. Baldwin of New Rridge.mrset,
London.
•,,• A Prospectus and the ha Sheet, as a specimen, may be
seen at the principal Booksebete of the United Kingdom.—
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the fine Paper. the Nu.Yer el whist, will be very limited) are
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This Day are published, price 7s. in boards,
pRACTICAI. DISCOURSES.
By the Rev. R. WARNER
Curate of St. James's, 'Bath.
" The best definition I can give of Cristianity is this : It is
the wisdom of God, brought down amongst us, to do gno.l to
men." Jer. Taylor.
Bath : Printed by Cruttwell ; and sold by G. and J. Robin-
son, Paternoster-row, London.
01 whom may be had, by the same Author,
1 A Walk through Wale-, in 1797, octavo. 7s. W. boards.
2. A Setond Walk through Wales, in 1798, octavo, Ss.
boards.
8. A W.dk through some of the Western Counties of
England, ortavw Ss. bmirds.
4. Excursions from Bath, octavo, Bs. bOards.
S. A Tom through the Tilortliem Counties of England and
the Borders of Scotland, 2 %ids. Aro. 18s. boards
6. A Hi.tory of Bath, illustrated with Plans, Violas, &c. royal
quarto, 21. 12s. 6d. in boards.

A 4 ESS.RS. BOYDELL and NICOL beg leave
1 el actitaa..it the Subscribes, to the great National
Edit.on r,f
• SHAILWARE,
That the Eighteenth :out 1;4 Number of that Work was
putilisnedsp.S4TUßDAl the 404 of June,
They donut, boot/vet, part wilt' those high and r.3pe3abie
characters who hieeSuppoiti.d them iii this very arduous un-
dertaking, during the very worit of times, without giving
them some small mark of the Luse they have of that aiiga-
firm. They have applied; therefore, to Mr. Boulton, of
Soho, a name dear to his country and the arta, who, with a
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liberality
peculiar to his character, has kindly undertaken to
aspen iiti-nd the execution of a MEDAL, to bc presented to the
"„!Innionitiers. Mr. Boulton has, in this lire of art, given the
- Pushc already a very satisfactory proof of his powers, in making
a
even the Copoor Farthings of Graat Britain superior, in point
of workmanship, to the Gold Coin of all foreign. nations.
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may bedevie with accuracy. they intreat the favour of every
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