The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-06-14 00:00:00

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. BLANCHARD.
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN.

THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, Julie 14, will
be acted
GUY MANNERING.
Doetinle lasepses, Mr. Liston. Lacy Bertram, Mils
Reinter,.
to tLe coarse of the Evvoia( the following Soap, &c
Frost dh.r minds," Miss Hallande—"Blow, ye gentle
gales," Miss liallande--" With love my heart," him
Stephen.—" Far ffurn his whiter," Miss Stepheus—"Tell
'PCP have Pl." hli►s Ster,heas—Savoyarrl Duet, " From dis-
tant land.," Miss HollauLle and Miss Stepheus—aed a Peace
iavitiog," Mips Strpbri,r.
Foe this Night only, • much.admired QUADRILLE, by
Mimes Baramt, Bode., Loy, Phillips, Romer. Shutter,
Sua••a, Twaniler, Vials; Mesdames Louis, Yedy, and

With tl►a Burlesque Tragic Oprra of
BOAIBASTES FURIOS4►.
Arta:ominous (Kior or Utopia), Mr. Blanchard; Flight.'
(Meister of State), Mr. Tailor; Deueral Boisbastes (with
the air, " Vowel pigs among the roses"), Mr. Liston. Die-
taffitta, Ni.. Love.
After whirls, a Farce, with some music, called
A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER.

Sir Mark Chose, Mr. Fawcett; Alfred High flyer, Mr.
Junes; Mr. Selborne, Mr. Abbott; Fixture, Mr. Emery;
Ganwkeeprr, Mr. J. Isaacs. Maris Harlington, Miss Foote;
Mrs. Selborse, Miss Beaumont.
Tickets in he had of Mr. Riancherd,42, Bryansion-street,
Perlman-rmssre; at the Wreki• Tavern, Broad-court;
31, Liorstreer, Holborn ; and of Mr. Brandon, st the Box-
office, Hart-street.

THE Itith or NEXT MONTH (July) the
Grand Amster Lottery begins drawing, and Ten Ca-
pitals mast he drawn in the First Teo Minutes; the whole
tea may be gftined fur a risk of nineleen pounds; for by the
Out adopted, a Whole Ticket will ultimately wily roll
MUM. and a Ricteenth only four *billings, as is explained io
the Schemes, which are given gratis.
Tickets and share, are selling by BUR, Stork-broker,
4. Cornbill, awl 9, Charing-erns', London ; •nd by his
Agents, who, in the lad Twu Months, have sold Two Prizes
of 90,0001. mad thirty-five other Capitals.'

Pretreat Price of a Ticket is 211.18 a. and if returned an
or before lath Inly, 201. may be received hack, though it
may be drawn a Blank, small Pols., or undrawn ; su that
the most that can he loot is 11. les. after haring had a
chance for all the Ten Capitals, which must he drawn, ■nd
those which may Insides; and the most which can be lost by
a Sixteenth is four shillings; othe► Shares in p►npurtiun,
lfter barbs; had the same chance as the Whole Tickets.—
The Scheme contains

TWO of £3O,OOO'—TWO of £20,000!
&c. &r. einiaolis and Money.
The Prices of Storks •r.• affixed hourly against BMWs
Office, in Ciarnhill, by which the Public may see the flue.
tuatides.

CARROLL respectfully snlicits the alien..
IA • lion of his Friends and the Public to the Scheme of
the Grand Summer Lottery, which contains a splendid list
Capitale,emonget which are

TWO of 1.30.960
TW0..., of £20,000
0. &creosols mud Money, and Not Two Blanks to • Prize.
TEN CAPITAL,' are certain of being Drawn in the first
Yes 3lisittes on the First Day, 16th JULY; and the Public
sill have the chance of Oilstones all those, as well as the
titer Fluatiug Prises to the Scheme, for the tridiag risk of
38s. A Whole Ticket,
255. A Half, I 7s. 6.1. An Eighth,
13s. A Quitter, 4s. A Sixteenth,
a. Portliest', wily return their Share. after the First Day,
•Iwitivr they are draws or uudrawo, a: the above small Re.
•:nvtion of Price.
CARROLL begs to remind his Friends of the se c cos
which has distingeislved Ins Offices, 19, Corolla', aad 26,
Ostord.street, itt the last aad late Lotteries, where be has

11,450 . .
T1PARt...,... others a 30,000
1,345
Foes others of 20,0.00
18.402 a 5,000
8,642 • . 2,000
kr. &a. Ice.