The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-07-05 00:00:00

ONLY A FEW DAYS MORE. AND LOTTERIES END

FOR EVER.
CARROLL, Contractor, assures the Public that by Act
of Parliament this is the last Drawing. this iathc last Lottery,
this is the last Chance, that will ever be presented to gain Thirty
Thousand Pounds, by risking a mere trifle.
The Scheme contains, for the First, Last, and Only Time in
the annals of Lotteries,
SIX PRIZES of THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS, &c. &c.
With Every Ticket a Prize !
Forming an Aggregate exceeding £3119,1100 !
ALL IN ONE DAY, TUESDAY, 18th THIS MONTI!,
JULY, when
LOTTERIES END FOR EVER.
Tickets and Shares are now on Sale be CARROLL (Con
tractor), at his fortunate Offices. No. 19, Cornhill; 7, Char.
ing.cross ; and 20, Ozford.street, London ; where he sold, within
a snort period,
4 Prizes of - t 30,000! I 4 Prizes - of i:20,000 I
And otheA
MILLION
Caitals in former Lotteries r :ending
STERLING !

WitirAst JArERRN. Vill5;;;;;ii;y76;1;n1RII-SITett, and Warnford.
court, Throgrnortun.street, smith. to surrender July P, 15, and August IS.
at ID, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Minna. Stevens, Wood. and
\Vilkinson, Little St. Thomas Apostle.
Softnatom Sims, Cheltenham, sawyer, Jnly 19, 20, and August 15, at J.
at the Royal Hotel. Cheltenham. Solicitors, Messrs. Kir& Lukin, and
Whitaker, Gray'{ Inn.eatiare I and Mr. Reed, Cheltenham.
TUOITIRS POWER and 8 AMU L JACk,DN. Birminghait.; and
Congleton, Cheshire. milkmen.. July 18, 19, and August 15. at 10, at the
Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Solicitors, Messrs. Holme, Frampton, and
' Loftus, Mew Inn ; and Messrs. Parker and Timmins, Birmingham.
GAR RI art. NEWTON, Birmingham, upholsterer, July 72, 27, and Auga.t
TE, at I, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Solicitors, Mr. Edward Chaste:.
Staple Inn ; and Mr. Thomas Davenport, Lord-street, Liverpool.
WitttAat Maass, Wolverhampton, Staffor&hirg, glitter, July 17, at
6, HI, and ttairst IS, at 10, at the IVhiston Cross Inn, Albrigleton. saioP-
solicitors, Messrs. iVimburn and Collett, Chancery-lane; Ind Mr. Geo.
Robinson, Wolverhampton. . - •
JAMER STEIN, lIIIICheT4OVR, Fast Smithfield, fenst.merebent, Jul)) 8,
atil; I,f, and Almost 13, at 10, at the Bashirdfits' Court, holicitof,Mlr.
Lane, Largrence.:'mthtney-place.
. TnOM.4II BCCETRORP, Goswell-rowl, grocer, Jab, P, 15. and August
at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Robinson and Inn!.
Charterbonse.uptare.
J. Heartier' FIIRSTER, Bread street, Cheapside, warehouseman, Judy'
21, 22, at 4, and Angest 15, at I?, It the Rampant Horse Inn. Norwich.
Solicitors, .Mr. Thomas Rrightwell, Norwich ; and Messrs. Taylor and
Basest; King's Bench-walk, Temple.
ELI . Banowristn, widow, Walworth, bricklayer. July 7, 10.
and AugustU, at 11, oak the Bankrupts' Court. Solieitors, Alessfa. Clut-
ton and Carter, High-street; Southwark.
^Ss Bewtnv, Howland-vireet.'Tettenham-routt.tusd, add Rat al,
Tees, Petnlzroke-square Kensington, totilriers, hat- Is, mid Asrust
16, at 11, at the Baukittpts' Court. Solicitor, )Ir. Frederick Smith,
Baslngltall-street.
.toms EDI% Atatsmi-place, Kent-road, Surrey, brewer, July 11, at 2,
14 And August IS, at t, al the Bankrupt,' Court. Soiicitor, Air. &die,
Broad..dteet.bulidings.
Hanky Tnom AR, Noble.streek Cheapside. taa.dealer, July 8, at 1, I.e.
' mad August IS, at ID, as the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Smyth.
Red I,ton-stpiare. llolbgra.
JAME. RD 0100,1F1R1.11. Walivorth. Surrey, builder, July;,
Id, awl Aortal 10, all l, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Me,ar...
Chitton and Carter, High-street, Sonihwark.
MAT riaw.FtavcMact, Lime.street.square, merchant, July P. at
and Angus( 15. at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Us. Alessu.der
Gordon, Old EfOOd-stred.

DIVIDENDS.
Jury a. ilathanlel Peach Singer, Liverpool, haberdasher,. at 10, at the
Bank. opt,' Courtitinly Wm. Lintott, Lendenhalt-market and Wing-
ton, butcher, at IT, aS the Bankrupt.' Court—July 92. James SOmers;
OtforiLstreet, and Rtrlywell.atreet, Shoreditch, porkmati, at I, at tne
Bankrupt,' Court—July 25, Charles Peter Whitaker, Strand, coal-mek-
°haul, at 10, at the Bankrupt.' Conet—July 11. Alexander Gianni°, Jamas
stracbln Glennie. and Wm. Fryt New Woad-street, merchant., at 10. at
the Lankrhyde -Coati—July MI. War. Shackles, Kingston-upon. Rail,
linen-draper, at 11, at the George lon, King,to;i.upon•Hull—July
Wm. Coote, St. Ives, Huntingdonshire, corn-merchant, at 6, at the Crone
Inn, it. Isar—July 2G. Joseph Turner, Chester, architect, at 12, at the
office of. Mr. William Ilinde, solicitor, Lirerpool—Auguat Edmund
ilmington, Mien-draper, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court—August
11 OW*, jesetatere, Berwtak-upon-Tweed, merchant, at 11, at the Dog
in-0- Duck Tavern, Hulf--July 2A. John (titans Johnson and James
O'Canaglien, Liverpool, Merchants, at 2, at the George Inn, Liverpool--
July 2*. Ettrenever Rollick, Thomas Nash, Nt'm. Searle, and 'Thomas
Nash, jun. Cambridge, hankers, at 10, at the Eagle lan, Cambridge.

CERTIFICATES—Jrtr
Samuel Starling, Poole, hatter—Wm. Leader. Wells-street, Orf.ro-
- and Qxford-strevt, coseh-maker—Joseph Burrell, -Roniel li,t
brewer—Jamb Fletcher, Abingdon. carpet-manufacturer—John Sun.!) a.
Newirate-stroul, bookseller—John Boulthee, Wishesch St. Peter's, Isle •t`
'Ely, merchant—lotin Chanuun, Mb:Melton-street, flparlelds, nary. arel.t
—George Jones, Daria's Lower-wharf, Pottera.lields, Southwark, whart •
Inger—Thomas Lupton Ingram-court, underwdter—Edward ,
Loinhard.street, bill.biolrer—Samuel Norris, oobhani-row, Cold Batt—
fields. common brewer—Richard Brittain, Birmingham, pocket-b,s,k-1...e.:-
maker and brasa-fontwier=-Wm. M'lnatitnley, Liverpool, boot and 'shoe
niaker—John Browne, Wbltebrooke, Monmouth•lire. gaper-maker—
Francu Rosier Pearce, Fulham, tinman—John Bland, Gracechureb -
street,. cheeeemonger—Edmund Wilson, Lymington, linen-draper—lto
bert Dolan, Frith-street, Sobo, tailor—Wm. Moberly, Broad-street, mer-
chant.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
JonN RttowY, Edinburgh, shoe-maker, at N•Eweo's Rooms, Edin-
burgh, July 17, at 2. •
Jo nv Tn nu SON. North Lelth. .phit-dealer, at Gibson's sale-rooms,
Edinburgh, July 27 and August 10, at I.
D. and D. M'Gow,t, Glenmurry Distillery. near rambusbarron, dis-
tillers, at the chambers of Mr. Robert Haldane, Stirling, July i 5 and
Aomist 7, at 12.

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OBERTROM, il'Lsax, and Co., Glasgow, manufacturers, at the
Prince of Wales Tavern, Glasgow, July 13 and 28, at I.
Jons Ginn, jun., Paisley, commission-agent, at the Saracen's Head,
Paisley July 12 and 211. at 2. .
WILLIAM AIR, Coldstream, merchant, at the counting-house.of Xr.
Thomas Jopling, brewer, Coldstream, July 20, at I.
Joss WILSON, Guildhouse, cattle-dealer, at the house of Allan Ram-
say, linthgate, July 17, at 1.
!ORR WINTYRE. GlaSgenr, bricklayer, at the Prince of Wales Tavern,
Glasgow, July 7 and 21, at 12. •
Tnottas 11611). Hamilton, baker, at the Black Bull, Haml:ton,
7 and 21, at 12.
Garr N Peru., Hamilton, baker, at the Sheriff-Clerk's Office, Hamilton.
July 27 and August. 9, at I.
JAMr.s and GRORCI: lV,Lvos, rdinborgh. sptrit.dealer, at the Royal
Exchanke coffee-house, Edinburgh. July 29 and At.itst 12, at 12.
inflN GARDNI:II, Glasgow, hooter, at the chambers of 317. John
Ferguson, Glasgow, Ansugt I and 14, at 1.
JARRA DVNLOP, Provanhalk Cattle-dealer. at the chambers of Mr.
James Harvey, Glasgow, August 2 and Ili, at I.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Alexander Jones and George Merrick, carvers and gild•rs ao•l stay-
meters, Tunbridge-place, Westminster Bridge-road—Robeit Walter
•Taylor sod Samuel Plambe, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, surgeon
snit apothecaries—Mathew !labeller, inn. and Susan Warner, Great
Vermouth, liquor-dealers—Mary Ann Willis and John Punkin Goodiad.
Villiers-street, Strand, flute-manufaeturrrs--Thomas Wale and Thomas
Wilson, Plying Horne-court, Maiden-lane, Wood-street, Cheapside, 71-
hand-dres4e,—John Roberts Ord John Hunter, Wet Hoathly. Sussex,
surgeons and apothecatie*—John 'Knight and John Davies, Old Bond-
street, Bath, ehymists and druggists—William-Simpson, Thomas White,
and Charles Valentine White, Peterborongt, Northamptonshire, banker*.
as far aavegards the said Charles Valentine White—Mary Deacon, Charley
Clement Deacon, and John Ellis, Milk-street, Cheapside, factara--John
Bickers and Robert Nash, Altigate High.street, linen-draper.—Joseph
%Mama and Charles Williams, Jewry-street, Aldgate, brokers—Henry
Johnson and Edward Kinpraland Smith. CaMerbury, hair-dry...l.er' and
perfumers— Henry Wood, Thomas Wood. and John Walkden, Bed Lion-
conrt. Watling-street, flannel and baize-warehousemen—Robert Hampton
and Richard Thelwell, Manchester, aliversmith., watch-makers and
Jewellers—Richard Williams and John Parry, Liverpool, common-
brewers—Thomas Batt, Joseph Barker, and Thomas Sharpies, 'lollies
Brook and Mantheater, calico-printers—Elisabeth Powell, Thomas
Powell, Sophia Fisher, and Samuel Fisher, Poland-street, St. James's.
Westminster, lace-loiners—E. Sandys and G. 0. Heming, Kentish-town,
surgeons ■nd apothecaries—William Harsh= and David Utley. Cam -
bridge, coal-merchants—Mary Douglass, Jame. Douglass. and A.Dottglim.
Bow-lane, and Reading, anti Oat:lngham, Berks, milk.manufacturers
—John Andre Sndo ■nd William Collingwood, Cleveland-street, Mile-
end, dyers—William Mosey and J. C. Fitchet, Kingston-upon-Hull, sail-
makers—Thomas Hidson, ion. and J. A. Most, Caroline-street, Thimble-
barn. jewellers—James Cocks, Thomas Somers Cocks, John Bitititilpa,
anti Robert 111drlulpb, Charing-cross, bankers—William Sharp and George
Sharp, Threadneedle-street, merchants and brokers—James Tedder.
ltiehard Newsham, James Newsham, and Henry Paul Fleetwood, Preston,
bankers, so far as retards the said Richard Newshant—William Dinah'
and John Kidson Woodward, Bridge-street, Southwark, cap-makers—
William Grant, George Grant. John Allen Hickley, and George Grant the
younger, Portsmouth and Portsen, bankers—John Hall anti Joseph
Dawitin*, Nottingham. joiners and cabinet-makers—George Frederick
Bahr and David Bebrend, Crotched-friars, ship-agents—Thomas \t-stem.
Duckpool, and Edmund Jones, Newport. builders--Andrew Tolleth.and
Alexander Tolletb, liathhone-place, boot and shoe-makers—Adam Wright
and John Watson, Malta, general commission-agents—William Stratton
Large anti Thomas Wedall, Bath, haberdashers—John Robatban and
Thomag Robathan, Birtninghstm, coach and harness-platers.

The following procession has attracted much notice in
la‘i the metropolis for the lam or three days t—Two herahis, pre-
ceded by trumpets and a, rge banner of blue silk, richly orna-
mented. Three men in at e harks, wish curiously wrought iron
cones. A revolving wheel, drawn a-la-tawdem, the paltry rods by
an interesting boy. A fits of cuirassiers, blue and gold. Several
dags, with devices. A large square ornamented machine, drawn by
two caparlaoned horns, weds an imperial CTOIPII 11111 the summit, fol-
lowed by a select corps of Palmitin& The whobe had an impres-
sive effect on the public. who seemed to sympathiie with the cause
of the nocesalan, which rise to proclaim that.. by Act of Polio-
meat. all Lotteries cod for error oa Tooodob the Ma of this
month (July).