The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-05-25 00:00:00

No- 2f,
SIIIAKSPFARY. It,rr :Ry.
OR only Three Guineas a Prize is sure is be
01,13inftl, and free ruluitr.4 m to the G.illery
IiORNSHY and Cn. respeftfully acquaint the Public that
they are appoimiid by M•w.vs BOY DELLS, to dispose of the
sIIAKSPEARE LOTTF.RY TICKE I'S In Town and Coun-
t•y The merits of the worthy Alderman's Lottery ale too
.-...dent to need any comment. The superlative ColteAion of
Prints were newer equalled in any part of the World. The
grind Prize will prove a valuable acquisition to the fortunate
holder, and produce a competent income. A choice Corm.
.tine of valuable Pictures, Drawings, Prints, tc. age:Anted
into Sixty•two Prises; likewise Prises of Prints must All to the
lot of every individual Subscriber which cannot fail of inducing
the Lovers of the Arts to become Purchasers.
Plans of the Lottery may be had, free of Expence, at N 0.26,

Goes Grand Prizes and the Picot Grand Diamond were told
by Hornsby and CO.

Tlbe SOLD, a remarkably fine MALTESE
ACIC ASS, §veyears old ; he stands 13 hands, 3 inches
high, and is equal to any animal in shape, fur beauty and
strength, and a very good roadster. There is some beautitul
Stock by Mal, in tinr country, a year old this grass. To be
seen at the George-Yard. For particulars enquire of the
Hostler.

tc:so to be SOLI.), J.tCK O'LANTERN, at the came Yard,
warranted. lie wos got by Meteor, out of a Sr.ter to Mother
Shipten.—They are both the Property of one Person.

HOUSE and EXTENSIVE• GARDEN, ita SURREY,
Within Four Miles of London.

To be SOLD, or LFTT, by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A Modern, Substantial Brick DWELLING
HOUSE, built within the lad fourteen years situated
at Camberwell, in one of the most delightful and retired situa-
tions in the vi inity of London; containing, on the Principil
Fleur, an Entrance Hali, Breakfast Parhrur, Bow Dining
Room, and Drawing Room ; wt the Second Floor, four Cham-
bers, and Drawing Room ; and bre Cli.rinti.rs oil the Atuc.
The Offices are numerous and convenient.. An extensive Gar-
den behind the Home, lad out in the mridcra taste, and planted
with choice Shrubs and Fruit Trees in f ill baring. The lions.,
stands at an agreeable distance from the Road, with a Lawn in
frnni, and sheltered by Plantations. The Premise, ar,
l ease-
hold, and held for a Term, of which upwards of 70 years are un-
expired, at a very low Grouud Rent, and are in complete
repair.

To be viewed by Tickets, and timber particulars known by
application to Mr. Swithin, Bridge-yard, Tooley-street, South-
wark.

A eAtrrioN.
WHEREAS CELIA ANNE HILL, late
P my Wife, eloped from me above Twelve
:Months ago, without any
_knit cau-e or provocation, and new
cohabits with another Man, and whereas 1 Lately d,seovered her
retreat, and the said Celia Anne and 1 have this day etecute.l a
Deed of Seperation, in due firm ; th;s in to Caution the Puhl,c
not to truce the said Celia Anne on my account, as 1 shall not
hold my.elf answeiable for ally Debts which she mac contract.
No. 41, Wych-Areet„ JAMES HILL.
May 14, 18t:4.

This Day u published, illustrated with 16 Plates, printed on
fine paps-, in Bvo. price 12i. boards—in 4to. price 11.45.
boards.
THE ASIATIC RESEARCEIES ; or, Traasac-
nuns of the Society, instituted i.O Bengal, (or inquiring
into taut Maim and Antiquities, the Arts, Sciences, and
Li-
aaetnad Asia,
Volume VII.
Printed verbatim hunt the Calcutta Edition.
Printed for Vernnr and Hood, Cathell and Martin, J. Wal-
ker, Lringniari and Rees, R. Lea, Lackington, Alien and Cru
Otridge and Sol.. R. Faulder,Scatcherd and Lettemiaii. and
Asperne; and sold by W. Jonas, Bookseller, No. 56, Cis Is
Sleet, Livaorpool

This Day in published, Cekantiv printed, in Six Volumes,
Octavo, with an elegant engraved Head of the Author, pram
21.2 a. in boards,
THE WORKS of the Right Hon. JOSEPH
ADDISON. Collected by Mr. TICKELL
Printed for Vector and Hood, J Walker, Cutisell and Mar-
tin, Longman and Rees, W J. and J. Richardson, R Lea,
and J. and A. Arch.
N R. A few Copies are printed on a Ant Rov al Paper, price
3'. 12s. boards, to arrange with the Works of Raton, Locke,
and Swift.

This Day is published, eleganCy printed on Foo:ss:ap feu. with
an eiegiint Frontiviiiice, price h. lid. in hoards,
THE PLEASURES of NATURE; or, The
CHARMS of RURAL LIFE. With *Um rums.

By DAVID CARET.— -----
0 Nature, how in ey'ry charm supreme !
Whom vot'ries feast on raptures seer new !
0 for the voice and lire of seraphim,
To sing thy glories with devotion due!
Elect be the day I 'scap'd the wrangling VIM,
From Pyrrho's maze, and Epicurus' stye,
And held high col verse with the gud-like k►,
Who to th' enradttir'd heart, and ear, and eye,
Teach beauty, virtue, truth, cud love, and melody. BIATTII
Printed for Verner one% Hued, Poultry.