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This Day is published, price Three Crowns, complete mounted and coloured, or Ten Shillings in Sheets, (1500 fine impressions for sale in England; 1000 ditto for Ireland; 1000 ditto for Scotland; and 1500 ditto for Hamburgh and other Cities on the Continent: there cannot possibly be pulled off any more for at last Six Months, that time being necessary to prepare the Copper-plates for a Second Edition)
ASTLEY’s NEW, IMPROVED, and CORRECT FOUR-SHEET MAP, (CARTE GROGRAPHIQUE) on VOYAGEUR et COURIER GENERAL of the EMPIRE of GERMANY, HOLLAND, the NETHERLANDS, FRANCE, SWITZERLAND, the GRISONS, and the Northern Parts of ITALY, &c. containing Explanatory References in the English, German, and French Languages; also the Posts, half and quarter Posts, between the Cities and Towns; the computed number of Houses in, and adjoining, the principal Places; the direct Course of the Rivers, Situations of the Lakes, &c.—Notice.—To prevent serious mistakes, the purchasers of the above Map of Germany are respectfully informed, that it bears the Author’s name and place of abode. To the Traveller and Native it is unnecessary to say a word on its superiority; but to persons who have not visited that extensive Empire, it is highly important to refer them to the Topographical part of the Work in general, the number of Houses, and the principal, direct, and best Roads for the accommodation of the Public, the Army, its Cannon and Baggage.
Also this Day is publishes, price Five Shillings, Five Thousand fine Impression of A NEW TWO-SHEET MAP of FRANCE, improved and corrected from the best Authorities, by the same Author; comprising the Cities, Towns, Roads, Islands, Coasts, &c.
[three star symbol] These Maps exhibit the Countries occupied by the various hostile Armies, contain a greater portion of Information than any other ever published, and may be considered as a KEY to NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, &c. in whatever Language they may be printed.
Sold by the Publisher, Miss Creed, Bookseller, No. 2. Near Astley’s Amphitheatre, Westminster-bridge; C. Smith, Map-seller, No. 72, Corner of Surrey-street, Strand; Laurie and Whittle, Fleet-street; R. Wilkinson, No. 58, Cornhill; Fores, Printseller, corner of Sackville-street, Piccadilly; Miller, Bookseller, No. 5, Old Bond-street; W. Holland, No. 50, Oxford-street; J. Burslem, No.. 13, Great Surry-street, Blackfriars-road; and to be had of all the principal Map and Print sellers in England, Scotland, and Ireland; also at Hamburgh and other Cities on the Continent.
