The new British traveller
Subtitle: or, Modern panorama of England and Wales; exhibiting, at one comprehensive view, an ample, accurate, and popular account, historical, topographical, and statistical, of this most important portion of the British empire descriptive of its several counties, cities, towns, and other subdivisions; their situation, extent, climate, soil, and productions, natural and artificial: improvement and present state of the arts, sciences, manufactures, agriculture, commerce, population, and society. Forming a complete survey of South britain; comprising authentic information on every subject of a local or general nature and interspersed with biographical particulars of eminent and remarkable persons
By: By James Dugdale
Contributors: Neele, Samuel John, 1758-1824, engraver; Robins, J. (Joseph), publisher
Publisher: J. Robins and Co.
Published: 1819
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Subjects: Description and travel
Notes: Each volume has added t.-p., engr., with imprint: London, J. Robins & Co., 1819. T.-p. of v.2 imprint: London, J. and J. Cundee [n. d.]. T.-p. of v. 4: London, J. Robins and co., [n. d.].

Engraved frontispiece in v.1 shows Britannia with a lion, and ships in the background.

Longitude measured from either Greenwich or London meridian.

Maps engraved by S. Neele.

Paging irregular: v. 3: p. 365-420 numbered 565-620.

Chubb, CCCLXIII.

Maps of the English counties.