The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-10-21 00:00:00

TO THE PUELIC.

rir AZAR') anti Co. return their most sincere thanks for
1 the unprecedented patronage they received in their 'Ate
Contract, and regret exceedingly that they were unable to supply
many of their Friends rith Tickets and Shares the last day. which
arose entirely frem the demand having exceeded the utmost calcu-
lation that could be made from the sake cf former Lotteries. HA-
ZARD and Co. derive great pleasure from the approbation bestowed
on their mode of drawing—theclear and simpis manner in which all
the Prizes were drawn, and the whole of the numbers decided in
One Day, is adopted in the New Scheme, which they respectfully
recommend to the attention of the Public, as it contains all thew.
toter points of the last, with the additional inducement of Thirty
Thousand Pound Prizes, :-
2 - of - 4:30,100 4 . of - Pt2o
- 2,000 10 • - . 210
. - 1.020 10 - - 200
Besides the sae :e proportion of other Prises, and every Number will
have Five Pounds 4 therefore there are

NO BLANKS!
The •hole to to,. decided in One Day, 3d NOVEMBER.
_ HAZARD nnll CO.

Bad the satisfaction of Sharing and Selling, on the sth instant, the
following Capitals, vi. :
a Prize of

10,699 - -- - - .C 20,000
8.4711 - . . - - - 1,000
18,744 - - - - - - 1,000
Resides many others of :4101., 3001., and 4'_tol., at their old and
fortunate Orient, 93, Royal Escharge ; 26, Cornhill ; and 324,
Oxfurthatrcet ; where the greatest vartc:y of Numbers arc now
on bale.
In a recent Lottery, which contained 30,0001. Prizes, HAZARD
Rad CO.SOLD THEM •LI. !

W. B. HUDiON'S SYRUP OF SARSAPARILLA.
THE. extensive use of SARSAPARILLA in medical
practice of late years, having rendered it an object of im-
portance to procure a preparation of it in a more convenient form
than the decoction usually prescribed. this highly Concentrated
Syrup has been nitres:Wad as a preparation of much easier porta.
Why, not liable to injury by long keeping, ani consequently better
adrqued to the use of persons travelling, or residing abroad.
Two table spoonfuls of the S'yrtip contain the same quantity of
Sarsapari'la as *pint of the simple decoction.
Prepared and sold by W. B. Hudson, Chemist, 27, Ilayroarket,
London.
Pint Bottles 24%—11a1f-pineis.
Sold also by Weller, 63, hresdneetlle.street ; Sorel, Drigh.
ton; Pry, lltbbs, and Co. Bristol; Knight and Davies, Bat!;
Butler and Wood, Liverpool; Ross and Burton, 8011.

The following is a list of vessels (with their tonnage) composing
the expedition against the Burmese, which sailed from Satigmort
on the 18th April :—His Majesty's ship Larne ; Hon. Company's
ship Ernoad ; Mercury truism ; and the Roberta, Humphries,
682 tons ; General Wood, Hudson, 760 taus ; Argyle, Harding,
' 377 tons ; Brnobia, Wilson,. 437 tons ; Earl Kelile, Edwards,
020 tons • Hastings, Denham, 497 tons ; Alennaid, Harris, 477
tons; Anna Robertson, Anderson, 437 tors; Francis Al-ardor,
Webster, 410 tons ; Ursa Ist, Kiner. 373 tons ; Hyderry, Fle-
ming, 360 tons ; Janet Hutton, Roe, 232 tons ; EWA 23, Cuth-
bertson, 399 tons ; Reliance, ammo', 300 tons ; Macaulay,
Forster ; Robert Spankie, West, 100 tons ; Penarg Merchant,
Bresby, 343 tons ' • Diana (steam vessel), Anderson ; also 18 or.
boats and 20 row-boats.
A ship, called the Elisabeth, arrived at Alaranham on the Bth of
September from Bahia. On the voyage she called off Pernambuco,
arch found that Lord Cochrane was bontbanling the town.
'lt appears, according to notices posted at the Royal recharge
and Lloyd's, from the Nary Office, that vessels are wsated for
contract for the conveyance front Cork to the differect West laths
Islands, no Ica: a quantity than 7,492 tons of bricks, and 562 tons
for Sierra Leone.
The If ebine, —, front St.Themaa's to Bremen, was abandoned
on the 12th inst. in lat. 54. long. 4. E. being in a sinking state—
crew saved, and arrived at Yarmouth.
The Josephine, Wilson, frosts Memel to Plymouth, was driven
on shore on the Cross Sand, on Monday—crew saved, and arrival
at Yarmouth.
The Fly, Brown, from Albers to London, put into Cluistiansanit
previous to the 13th ult. leaky, and most discharge.
The Satisfaction, Kroft, from Memel to Bristol, put into Man.
dabl previous to the 13th ult. with loss of masts, leaky, and would
discharge.
The Paragon, Simpson, arrived M Liverpool, picked up on 9 h
Oct. the crew (twenty m number, and a female) from the ship
Gardner and Joseph, Foster, from Hull for St. John's, N.B. cut
three weeks.
VEsakLa IPOILEN WIT/I.—The Adrian, Garden, from 1.021-
'don to Van Diemen', Land, of St. Paul's Island; Clarendon,
Jamaica to Liverpool, 13th inst. by the Paragon, strived at Liver-
pool; Eliza. Setae, Bristol to Tobago, 19th ult. ; Janiima. 4th
ult. off St. Domingo, 40 Jays from the Downs; Hannah of Dot:
mouth, for Newfoundland, 3d inst.; Mary, Amigo, m
Belfast, 6th inst. ; Royal CAarlotte, Bilboa to London, 17th wan