The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-10-17 00:00:00

FINISH OF I.OrTEItIES.

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SWI FT anti CO. respectfully inform the Public that the
Is.t sad only temaining Day of Thawing the Suite Lo'trrr is
WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 11Ith of Toi.lthoill, when Sig Prizes
34,U0111., and all the other Capital. in the Scheme, will be de.
t,tinioted. retry Ticket will receive M. independent of any Sum
t ',licit it may be entitled. in the list Lottery containing 30,0001
Swi•t and Co. 'wild Two out of Four of thou, at their
Mires. I, Poubry ; I, Strand ; a:4l 31. Aldgate nigh-street.

THE I, tST OI• ALL,
Tn•11OI:HOW. lIIITH ()UMBER.

Janti J. SIN:EMIR:IIT, Contrneto:s, most positively
• assure the Public. that
To.anwrow, flis of 30,000/. mom be drawn.
Tomorrow, 389,0001. will he decided.
To.morrovr. all I.nteri,.‘ end in this Kingdom.
To gain a Prize of 31.1,61.01 you must buy This Day.
Tickets and Shares are selling by J. and J. SIVEWIII6IIT,
Contractors, 37, errnhill tl, Holbarn and 311, Haymarket; who
&tared and Sold No. 12,478. a Prise of 30,1100/. ! No. 3,613, a Prize
of 21.035 ! and in the last Lottery.
No. 1.783 - a Prise of -
3,9:5

£21,000
Xll,OOO

DOYAL MAIL-COACH OFFICE, LAD-LANE
SUPERIOR TRAVELLING to EXETER, FAIL-
ItIOUTHI, and all parts of the West of England.
The REGULATOR, for Exeter, Plymouth, and Falmouth;
through Salisbury and Dorchester. leaves the above Office every
Afternoon at Two o'Clncit. Pass,ngers for Plymouth and Pal-
riinith by this Coach may sleep at Exeter, and proceed the tolloriz-
mg Morning, without additional charge.
The MAGNET (the only May Cusch to Weymouth), through
idtigsto!te. Andover, and Riandford, leaves the Swan at Five
o'Clock in the Miming, and arrives at Imee's Hotel, Weymouth,
ea. :y the rune Evening.
The ONION, for Soutbai..pton. through Winchester, leaves at
half.past Eight in the Morning, Tuesday and Friday at half-past
Seven, and arrives in tint • fur the Guernsey and Jersey Steam
Packets.
The REGENT, for Bath ;ui Bristnl, through Reading, Marl-'
borough, Caine, and Chimienham, leaves at Four &Clock in the
Afternoon, and arrives at Bristol at Nine the next Morning.
The Eater, Plymomh. Falmouth, linth, and Bristol Mails,
have every Evening at half-pnst Seven ()Thick.
NI. TERlint'SE. SON, and Co., Proprietors.
Pasaennerrand Parcels for the above Conches may be booked at
Brown's Gloucester Warehouse, corny r of Park.lane, Oxford-street;
at the Gloucester Coffee-house, and York Hotel, Piccadilly.

SUPERIOR FOOD FOR CHILDREN, INVALIDS,
AND OTHERS.

rtOBINSON'S PATENT BARLEY, for making(
superior Marie .Waver in Ten Minutes, and PATEN
;WATS, for making superior Gruel in Ten Minutes. II
The Patentee solicits attention to the followiag thaeurnent
(Copy.) Apethecarie.s. Hall, London. Feb.
Sir.-1 have analysed your Groats and Barley-powder. which
you, having his Majesty's Letters Patent for the sole manuructurittg
of the saute, properly denominate "Patent Barley and Patent
tiros's:" I hare no incitation in declaring them to be genuine
Powders of the finest Barley and Oats I ever saw. I cons.der it a
public advantage, and of great importance in the medical world.
that, by your mode of preparation, a valuable, tine, mucilaginous
beverage and toed may be obtained in a few 'ninnies.
I have also analyzed some samples—imitations of your articles—
hid' are "warranted tree from adulteration;" these I pronounce
w.t be compositions of different meals, consequently neither pure
t Berlepwater nor Oat-gruel can be made from them.
I am, Sir, your obedient servant.

RICHARD C !AIME.
To Mr. M. Enbinson, Red Lion-street, Holborn.

The above testimonial, from a gentleman who has already ren-
dered the public much service by exposing various deleterious mix-
tures and aditherati..na in Ai tiCiel of general consumption, added to
the recommendation of the meilT4l pruteeskm, make it unnecessary
for the' proprietors to do more than state, that nor.c are genuine
which do not bear the words Robinmn's Patent," the Royal
Men, sad the eignatme of " Matta. Robir.son."
Sold retail in packets at lid. and la., and in canisters at 25., by
most reOPeetabis drufliro• grocers, oilmen; &c. in every town
th
,:les.
the king am ; and wholesale by the patentee and''
nun( everyslatiltiu Robinson and Co. No. 64, Red Lion- '
a Hilburn, London.
•,;* Th. refaisirnalal of the ribose articles la an excellent food
og dock may, Sell. and is etuth Cheaper thin, and preheatle to
interleaf, Ike.

Thomson. the present occupier, retiring from business.'in Three
Lots, miles!' an iticentable drer be made for any of the Lots.
Lot I. rfIHE LEASE of the cow/orient FAMILY.
■ RERIDENCE, SHOP, and OFFICES, with three
acres and one rood of fine rich productive LAND, for an unexpired
term of nine years, at a remarkably low rent of :i0 guineas. On
this Lot are two capital Green-houses and a small Conservatory.
The Lunt is fully stocked with valuable stools, ornamental plants,
art fruit-trees of the most emeemed

Ira 2. A parcel of rich Land, the greater part adjoining the
former lot, containing nine acres and one rood, fully stocked lake.
wise with plants of the most desirable description, with buildings,
also, adapted to horticultural purposes, and a gardener's co Cage;
held for an unexpired term of nine years, at a rent of only 72/.
Lot 3. A Field of superior Land, adjoining Lot 2, containing
three acres and two roods, portly stocked with fruit-trees of a supe.
tits: description, and partly in a high state of cultivation for the
growth of horticultural seeds; held for an unexpired term of 27
years and 6 months, at a law annual rent of 36/.
The purchasers of the diKrent Loto are to take a part of the
valuable stock of stools. plants, and trees, which cannot be trans-
planted, and are marked at an u.nal valuation; and may also be
accommodated with the remainder of the stock, together with the
eraction of the Green-houses, &c. at their option, in the same
manner. _ _ _

May be viewed with cards. between the hours of ten and four,
till the sale, which, with particulars, may be had of Nleasrs. Munn
and Curtx, Walhrook. and 263, Regent-street. Oxford-street. Par-
ti Mars also of Messrs. J. and S. Pearce, Phillips, awl Bolger,
Stilt:hors. Swithin's-lane; at the Eolree.houscs, tom Exchange;
on the Premites ; and at the Auction 31art. London.