The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-01-15 00:00:00

40,900 MONEY !
19th of NEXT MONTI! (Fgannearj
TDISH, of the Ohl State Lottery /feces, 4, Cornbill,
and 9, Charing-cruse, respectfully reminds his beat Friend!,
the Public. that the State Lottery bqgins 19th of NEST MONTH
(February), when the First Two Prizes will each be entitled to
111,9001. Money over and above any other Prise that may attach to
them. The Scheme contains the unusual number of Sewn su,epar.
Prizes in Money and Three per Cents.: sad, by the anangements
made by the Coat r.-tors, notwithstanding several thousand Ticketa
will be drawn on the Bret day, all the Blanks which will be
then drawn will be again put into the Wheel and become undrawn ;
tionsquendy, every Ticket purchased before the Thawing com-
will have advantages seldom, if ever, before offered, as
will be drawn three different times ; therefore, a Number
drawn a 20,99111. First Day--or if a nook that Day, sal
tell, in the usual mode of Drawing, would be quite decided,
aria , on the Second Day, be a MM. Prime (after haring been, as
tioned, drawn First Day a Blank), or it may be dawn
First Day a Blank, Second Day a Blank, and ye on the Third,
Fourth, or Fifth Days, a ANIL Prise; or, after thus Blanks an
+own, the holders have some weeks allowed them no make certain
Prises of them, if they choose to give up their finis dunces toe
the Capitals and other Pnzet.
The particulars of the Scheme are too long to ennneonse in an
Advertisement; but they may be had at BISH's Offices as 'bore,
of his Agents in the Country, whine Tkkats and Sheamp nes
nt Satiety of Numbns.
41, In the very last Lottery, BISII shared and sold lOU, a
Nee of 99,11991.--7,379, a Prise of 10,919/., and several she
Ow
plias ; and he also sold several Capitals in former Lotteries, drain
an the above principle, particularly No. 4.317, the first number,
Ithieli was a Blank, and subsequently, in the same Lottery, a
/OW Prize ! ! !

PRE LONDON and WESTMINSTER WINE and
SPIRIT COMPANY are now SELLING Fine
White Sparkling Champagne, at the low price of 41 Ilk. per
keen; they have a parcel at tour guineas only, but though bright
and effervescent, it is yet destitute of that peculiar fragrance, the
kdy, and what is termed quality, so congenial to the taste and
delight of the connoisseur. They are also in possession of tame
extraordinary first growth Champagne, part of which having been
introduced at the tables of the haut ton at eight, can now be offered
at the very moderate price of the guineas. Excellent Claret St.
Julien et la Rose, at 605., pints at 3fis. La Fitte and Mar-
ga from four to tire guineas per dozen. Port of the vintage of
it* at Ike. per pipe, and the real Rom Retch°, allowed to be
oldie limit flavour ever imported, at 1101.; hogsheads anelpt
asks in the same proportion. White Wines, of all desai in :
the Wood, on the most reasonable tams; or in dozens, at the
lowing moderate prices :
(FOR READY entree oetv)
Fresh Bottled Pore 365. to 42a. I Cape Madeira les. to els.
Crusted do. 2 to 7 Superior, Sherry &-
years in bottle Ifis. 6.35. your
Brown and PaleSherry3fis. 445. Red Ponta:
I Fine Amontillado fds. Do. Poet

Velma* Lisbon Mountain id. VerreUricZ Bock; •
Very 1113 • Burlias 40s. remarkably pleasant
Last and West India 31a- table Wine - ON
dein 4th. Ms. Constantia, in plats 2111;
Old Hock, Sauterne, Barsac and Grave. Moselle, and Fran-
Bran
etc.
trench Bran di, Bour- English Clia Bs. 64., HAL, lie.
&au: 21s. Old Tom • 13a. Yd.
Do. Cognac 235. 253. Irish Whiskey -13 a.
Ram las. Beet do. 13s. Fine Orange Shrub 14s.
Scherhun Hollimds 345.
line White Brandy, Norm, Curacos, and Maraschino.
Country Oldies, post.paid, enclosing temittances, addreisod to
Mr. Wm. Godfree, 16, Strand, promptly attended to.
Observe, the Vaults and premises arc near Cheriarr.crom, and
opposite St. Martin's Church.

HAINLIS AND SADDLERY WAREHOUSE, EXETER-
CHANGE, STRAND.
HE 2r Nobility, Gentry, and Public are respectfully
lammed., that an extensive Warehouse at the back of the Astablished place of busineu, is open every day from eight in
the monies; till eight in the evening, where may be seen a large
gaznitsuanufactured stock of Carnage, Cunicie, Tandem,
and Chaise Harness, with miry desaiptiou of Military,
Heating, and Side-saddles, Hone Clothing, ate. dtc.
The Harms and Saddlery merit inspection from their excellent
quality, lest style of workmanship, and moderate price.
The whole of the articles are warranted, and that excellent plan
of 30 years' standing is still strictly adhered to, of asking but OW
reedy-money price, from which no abatement can possibly be
mode.

Gendemen in the Army and Navy, and Cadets proceeding to
India, will find in this establiahment most of their Military Ap-
pointments, also every article requisite for their voyage and suit.
dile for their convenience in the country. Likewise Harneas and
fuiddiery suitable foe the East and West Indies, New South
Wales, and the Spanish Main.
N. 11. A List of the East India Company and Licensed Ships
is constantly kept, for the information of those who are anions to
Procure the bestaccommodation going to India.

INTERROGATIVE AND IMPROVED SYSTEM OF
GENERAL EDUCATION.
THE Conductors of Schools and Academies are respect-
fully/. acquainted, that the whole of the sets of Questions, as
"ended, to the several Works, or sold in separate small Books,
"" she been printed in Handsome Quarto Copy Books, at 2s.
with spaces for the entry of the Answers. As a combined
Run:ilea/ \Vetting, Orthography. Grammy, and Composition,
"Illt the practical attainment of the special subject of study ; and,
‘torten of displaying the actual progress and powers of the
to their parents and relatives, the value and utility of these
4 Book Questions will be duly appreciated by every saperienced
„
stm.
Nay Editions have been prepared of BLAIR'S SCHOOL-
IIASTLS' and GOVERNESSEW REGISTERS, at Is. each,
"lax obvious utility of these Books, in stimulating emulation
wady, and, in improving moral habits, has, in many con-
school., superseded the necessity of corporal and igno-
inishmenta.
Edition has also been printed of BLAIR'S TUTOR'S
pave 51. lid., containing answers of references for answers to
alattemary Books and sets of Questions connected with the
4170 P
live System, with a Preface by Sir Richard Phillips, il-
mining.. its Theory and Practice.
"mica for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane; and sold
hhrer and Boyd, Edinburgh; and all 800k.14101. '

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