Philosophy. Mr. Flower intends to read to the gentlemen and ladies of ....
Publisher: publisher not identified
Published: 1770
Place of publication: London?
Language: eng
Subjects: Astronomy; Early works to 1800; Physics
Notes: Title from beginning of text.

Broadside seeking subscribers for a "course of lectures on the sublime sciences of astronomy, and experimental philosophy" to be "illustrated" with Flower's own orrery ("near five feet diameter") and other "curious philosophical instruments."

Advertising a traveling show, with blank areas for location and where subscriptions may be bought.

Mr. Flower tentatively identified as Robert Flower, author of The radix: a new way of making logariths (London, 1771)

In manuscript, addressed to the gentlemen and ladies of "Winchester"; subscriptions are taken in at "Mr. Burdon's & at the other booksellers". John and Thomas Burdon were leading Winchester booksellers, Thomas establishing his business around 1757 and John following him in 1759.