The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-11-22 00:00:00

To sail on the 25th of November,
)R BOMBAY direct, the fast-sailing coppered A I.
Ship ASIITY, JOHN liRA I:commander, Iturthen 300
Vas. lying in the West India lixport Dock. This Ship hu
medley, accommodation for rasiengers, and Mil carry a skilful
Servo.
)'refight or Passage apply to Mears. Feuer, Nicol, and Co.
lg. St. Belen's flute; Chapman and 2, headenhall-
ova ; to JOHN S. BRINLEY,
14, Birchindane.

CARROLL'S NEW SCHEME.
1141101;(;11 this Scheme has been cotnparatively hut a
kfew hours before the Public, it hay excited the deepest in-
termit ever remembered in the history of Lotteries. The number
oil magnitude of the great Pnrcii--the economy of the adventure—
qv &enlist and simplicity of the plan—have all combined to
ndvr k the favourite object of Public Patronage. The Scheme
',s, been published at full length in every paper, and may be
uicsd gratis at CARROLL'S the Contractors Offices, 12, Com-
s Ili, oxford-street: 7. Charing-eron.
Ti ,boie Tenons who have out already seen the Scheme, the
contractor submits the following brief epitome of its leading
torture:—there are
Two . . . . Prizes of . . . . 110,1100
Two . . . . l`rizes of . . . 120,1100

bolas other Capitals and smaller Prizes, amounting In the *hole
I, Teo Ilundrrd and Six Thousand Pounds Sterling Money, so
&idol as not to leave a single Number without a Benefit.
Two . . . of . J.:20,000

And 1,1100 other Prisms, erritinire Mb; DraWn the First Day, hilt
1 recember,
And may be nlitaimsl at a risk so imprecedentedly entail ari to ex-
cite to surplice of all who have seen the plan—for after taking the
chance of the First Day, 18L may be received hack for every
'firlict, and in proportion for Shares, whether the Number be
dram or undrawn. By this offer, the immense mini of Three
flunilrei and Twenty-four Thousand Pound* In actually added to
!!Ir Prise Money of the First Ihiy, as it must be clear, that every
l'urdixter has the option of nicking his Number an DU. Prize as
.min as that Day's Drawing is over; if lie lie successful, lie may
Ain (and sonwbudy omit gain) .120,0000 r more—and if UllitlONllll.
I 11, he cannot Wee more than
14 1914. By the Whole Ticket.
Eighth . 18 0
- . 13 5 I
fluster . 113 6 Sixteenth - U 9 G

heing ins inference be is een.what a Ticket will east, and what may
be rewind hack for it any time before the 2fith of Deceitibtr.
Canso,. es great Luck in Selling Thirty and Twenty Thou-
**nil pound Priaes is well known ; but he abstains from partieu-
lainng them at this moment, as he is • an to press on
the attention of Adventurers what he hopes to do fur them in the
coating &hew. than what be has done for them in past Lotteries.
E'
.A NT SILK ( !LI /A K S.—An immense variety
nay be sees, in all the new colours, from :141s. to 71M., at
hIIEA RS and Co., who have ready for the winter several thousand
rinds of rich ducapes, levantincii, gros-de.Naples, aaronets, marce-
Liss cadmieres, brilliantine*, clouded and shaded silks, gauze the*.
en, hodkerchieni, shawls, scarfs, he. &e. which have been pur-
ebred for readymoney, and arc now offered for sale at a trifling ad-
vance on the cost price.
Escaent Iloninaaines, Dd. a yard ; and a large stock of entirely
rev snide' suitable for morning and evening dresses, whew*, &e.
at Tiriees that cannot fail to excite astonishment.
tiIIEARS and CO. 1210, Itegent-street, eight doors from the
Quoted.
Muffs, Tippet., Flounringa, Blond hare, Lace Veils, Gloves,
Ribbing, and every description of Fancy Haberdashery.