ADVERTISEMENT. THE utility of a work of this nature is self-evident; the merit of its execution must therefore be the measure of its success; and as neither time, labour, nor expense have been spared to render it a complete and correct guide for the stranger visiting London, the publisher feels confident it will meet with the approval of the public. As, however, the numerous objects which it embraces, and the continually changing nature of its contents, render it almost impossible to avoid some errors or omissions, notices of such, and suggestions for its improvement in succeeding editions, will meet with every attention, if addressed to the publisher. |
