The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-10-01 00:00:00

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Half L ID 14 111 Klillll. L ° 11 0
3 1 0 I Sixte..ntli..

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Ortkra Irwrit 'ha N ,ttA, or shoe-
&wed bolls, will br treated t.te •iatitrt as if preae ,t. A liberal
allowance to C,iuntry Agents fin evade Honey.

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To pea Share of the Forty Isom., in.; Pounds Prise, in the
present State Lottery, which begins Draw/111AM Oarirer,
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SIR JAMES RRAN3COMR and CO. 11, Ifni-
born, 37, Commit, si:d Se, flay market, beg leave to
°Wert', the present Smite Lottery Scheme exceeds every
S heme that has gone before it, by b. i.ig able to boost or a
Ferny Thousand Pound. Prins, with only Twenty Thousand
Tickets; and coiriulerably less thao Two Blanks to • Prise,
as tile fortunate Holder of each of the sus thousand rionibs rs
drawn in the first or Principal Lottery, arid yowled to a
rickey in the Supplementary sur, which Ticket or Share, in
drawn, the Holder, try sr..lying at either of the alsme 0 Fees,
may, if he cheese, on or before the 161 i. November, 15..;, sell
for the frill anon 1111 l , as if drawn a 261. prise; but, If not vild,
the Holders of such number.. after that tints, will be eutitle I
, to every beneficial chance belongrog to tho numbs or num-
bers they possess in the SUpplemeolliary I.otltty, which is to
tomtit only el the Sin Thousand identical Somber., drawn as
bnfore mentioned, be the number or numbers held by each
Aditentuser, either a whole Ticket or • Share, without sly
further exports. or trouble of changing the number first put-
chased in the principal Lottery.
Schema Gratis lur both Lotteries, and Pr an paid on de-
mand.
Tickets and Shares are now whine by Sir JAMES RR ANS-
COMR and CO. Proprietors of the Lucky Lottery Offices, Nn
11, Holborn, 37, Cornhill, and 38, Haymarket, Piccadilly; by
whom, iii the 114 Mite Lottery, the following Capitals were
told in Forty-two Shares, named) a
N.. 14,733, • Prize of 10,0001 ; likewise, No. 10,147, a
Prise of S,onoi. and Nn. 4,577, a Prom .4 1.401. ; and woe,.
the Riot 30,0001 Prise ever sold ; likewise, N... 12,7 t 9, the last
dNil'ool.; end the only P,lss ever enntled to 20,0301. Nn.VI,3OY, al first-drawn the Second day, in the last Year's Loa
tory, were divided iota Shares; and, In the two last Years'
Lnitoliee, upwards of 210,0041. in Capital NHS were also di.
sided at the above Offices tutu UV Shares, exclusive of set•ial
41.101. SOL M.te.

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L.tst eveoing, on parade, general orders were read
to the Militia and Volunteer Companies, when all,
except Capt. Taylor's company of Cavalry, Captain
Dle►tell's Artillery, and Captain Reed's Princess.
Ann Compary of Militia, were discharges! from
Turther sarvice. The companies retained are to be
under the command of Major lhornas Newton.

aITIACT Or A LATTER rROIA NAVANNAIto DATIO
AMY Ij, Ib%)T. TO A AESPACT•BLZ MBRC•h•

TILL HUI'S& IN THIS CITY.

" An order was issued yesterday from the in-
tendant to the Colledor of the Customs, to examine
all goods in the Custom-,house at present, and such
as may eater hereafter, with insulations to detain,
for the present, such as may appear to be of English
manufacture, until further orders. This is the first
step towards a general prohibition of English ma-
nufaaure ; bin we presume it hardly possible that
our Government will proceed to extremities, until
due notice shall be given to our merchants, through
the medium of your newspapers."
"Jade 13. —The order we mentioned in ours of
the 10th, has been out into execution, and all the
English merchandise or manufaftures in the Cus-
tom-house have been detained, but we apprehend
they will be dispatched, and that for some time to
come their introdunion will he winked at. This
step of our Government has its origin in the High
Admiral's order, published in your paper, for we
understand it has not been received here offi.:ially ;
btu until your merchants get further advicei on this
subjed, they will do well to suspend their shipments
of English goods."
•ucust 14.
The &Wain letter has bern addresses' by Capt.

It is stated in a Pittsburgh paper, that the British
merchants at Mtchisimakinac refuse purchasing any
articles of country produce from tut Americans.
and arc preparing to restore their effels from our
territory.—lt is further stated. that the difficulties
with the Indians on that frontier are such, as to ren-
der it unsafe to travel from Cie.'s°, to Detroi by
land —(lb.)
♦uo. 15.
Captain R. Taylor, who west down to the fri.
sunph, on public business. returned this morning ;
from him we learn, that the Trirrepil in the Bay,
and the Columbent in the Roads, are the crily British
ships in our waters. With Captain Taylor, went
down the Proprietors of some negroes that had got
on board the Triumpi, where Sir Theis Hardy
detained them until they could. be identifi-d anti
claimed ; which being done, they were delivered
to their owners.

It is but justice in us to state, that a.l the gen-
detuen,who have gone down On business with b 4
Thomas Hardy, speak in terms of the highest re-
spat for his chestier, and of the poiite attenton
which he manifests to them.—(N.rf..4 /,,dver.)

Fire et CeiwindaTio:. —The new and valuable mills
belooging to Capt. Israel Chapin, of this town. situ-
ee two miles east of the Court-house, were,
Thursday night last, set on tire by some unki.i
♦illainous incendia•y, and entirely destroyed.
tether with about SOO bushels of grain, nearly
whole of which belonged to Mr. Heger Co
The demise is estimated at not less than
donut.

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