Regency Advertisements: British Circulating Library

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BRITISH CIRCULATING LIBRARY No 24 Cockspur street Charing Cross To this Library is added as soon as published every new Work however expensive and a sufficient num ber of Copies to obviate the general complaint of delay in procuring them The most esteemed among many others are Turner's History of Grantham Forbes's Life of Beattie Scott's Ballads and Lyrical Pieces Holland's Life of Lope De Vega Miseries of Human Life Moore's Epistles and Odes Life of Dr Warton Hamilton's Letters to a Nobleman's Daughter Bar row's Cochin China and China Peter Pindar's Memoires d un Voyageur qui si Repose Memoirs of George Morland Lesser's Voyage en Italie et en Sicilie Tooke's Diversions of Purley vol 2 Me moires of Mrs Crouch Euvres de Vauvenargues Duppas Michael Angelo Bloomfield's Wild Flowers Carr's Stranger in Ireland and his other Works Forbes's Letters from France Scott's Lay of the Minstrel Gentz's Europe Austin's Chironomia Maitre's Travels in France & c Memoirs of a Tra veller in Retirement Porteus on Christianity Trans actions of the Society of Arts 1805 Holcroft's Tales Lyson's Magna Britannia vol 1 Knight on Taste Shee's Rhymes on Art Remarks on the Husbandry of Bengal Pinckard's Notes on the West Indies Hoare on the Arts Rushton's Poems Memoires de Louis XIV Scot's Elements of Intellectual Philo sophy Pinkerton's Recollections of Paris Forsyth's Principles of Moral Science Memoirs of Cumber land West's Letters to a Young Lady Secret History of St Cloud Hayley's Supplement to his Life of Cowper Female Revolutionary Plutarch Elisabeth par Mad Cottin Opie's Simple Tales Wild Irish Girl Jules ou le toit Pateruel par Dumenil Rose et Dorsinval Famille Luceval Zofoya Lady Maclairn Alphonsine Mad De Maintenon par Mad De Genlis Mathilde par Mad Cottin Winter in Lon don Lewis's Feudal Tyrants all the new Plays Pam phlets & c Catalogues and Terms of Subscription to be had of JAMES CAWTHORN Bookseller to Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales as above 231 This ad appeared in the November 1806 issue of La Belle Assemblée.

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