The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-03-08 00:00:00

THE GRE AT ENGLISH SPATE LOTTERY,
Consisting of 44,0(X) Tickets,
To begin Drawing 4th APRIL, 1403.
GRAND SCIIF.ME.
No. of Prizes'. Value of each. Total Va/se.
4 of 1.20,000 is I. 20,P00
3 10,003 33,000
3 6,310 15,00*
S 2,1100 6,000
1,000. 1.000
31) •
i•-• 100 t.l. ,C3O
60 -- 50 ti,ooo
12,500 20 ito- 250,000
•a• TIM; Scheme diff,trs from a/I others for many Years
past, in the circumstance of not having ant Prizes fixed fin
particular days.
QWIFT and CO. No. 11, POULTRY, ate ap-
ki pointed by G.averninent to si't the 'rickets and Shares of
the ahoy?. lottery. This Office i evtablished in the Year 1759)
has toren fortunate in the Sale of C tonal Prism, Till RTIREN
of which were of the Last and Three weetulitig Lotteries, and
same in them divided into roan)
The Prizt4 of the NoveniherLetery being now parable in
Stittrr Ind Co. ricommendian early Ktplisation- to pert
sons win with C'S exchenge them fir Shares of the ',revolt
Lutt.iry, vinich will certiunly adhputce in price as the Drawing
approaches.

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TRAVVIS in Parts of the AUSTRIAN LOW
COUNTRIES, FRANCE, the PAYS DE VAUD, and
TUSCANY, in 1787 sod 1789.
By LOCKHART MUIRHEAD, A M.
Librarian to the University of Glasgow.
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Of whom may be had, lately published,
TRAVELS in sPAINI, in 1797 and 1791. By Frederick
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