An entire new edition (with additions and improvements) of Walpoole's New British traveller, To be fully completed in sixty numbers only, embellished with above 150 engravings. This day is published, number I. (Price only Six-Pence) (Containing three whole sheets of letter-press, elegantly printed in large folio, and embellished with the following copper-plates: 1. A most beautiful and capital frontispiece, engraved by Messrs. Lodge and Thornton, from an original drawing. 2. A whole-sheet map of that district of Great-Britain, called England and Wales, with the adjacent Isles, distirctly and accurately laid down from the latest and best surveys, by Kitchen, geographer and hydrographer to His Majesty. 3. An elegant view of the city of Carlisle, in Cumberland, finely engraved by Peltro.) And on Saturday next will be published, number II. Adorned with two views of Shugborough House; in Staffordshire, and the temple of the winds at Shugborough; (the succeeding numbers to be continued weekly, till the whole is completed) of The new British traveller; or, A complete modern universal display of Great-Britain and Ireland: ...

Date:

[1794]