An edition of James Asperne begs leave to inform his advertising friends, the booksellers ... and others, that he receives advertisements, which he will print and display in the most conspicuous manner, on a distinct sheet, and stitch them in the front of the European magazine, under the title of The European intelligencer (1815)

James Asperne begs leave to inform his advertising friends, the booksellers ... and others, that he receives advertisements, which he will print and display in the most conspicuous manner, on a distinct sheet, and stitch them in the front of the European magazine, under the title of The European intelligencer

By James Asperne,Sheffield Grace,Sherwood, Neely, and Jones,Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown