The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-02-09 00:00:00

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18.900......... a Prize of 30,000
10,437
Aud several other Capitals.

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MR. H. JOHNSTON, with Al due deference
to his Friends and Patrons (the public), begs leave
to apprise them of Iris intention of making au appeal to
their liberality and support, at the Theatre Royal English
Opera House, ou MONDAY NEXT, Fehriony 11. On
which occasion will be presented Macklin's Comedy of
THE MAN OF THE VVORLU.

Sir Perlin,: Macsycopbasi, Mr. H. Johnston; aad Lady
Rodolphe Lanthercouri, Mrs. Davison.
Mr. Wel.. the celebrated blab Comedies, will make his
first appearance this maims in a favourite character, and
villa*" Katty L.)ocit," &.c. The celebrated Mr. Wilson's
astonish* performance. on the Tight Rope. The Barletta
twilled, 1111 COMMITTEE To ronclnde with

TOM AND JLRRY, OR LIFE IN LONDON.
Tickets to be bad of Nir. Johnston, No. 19, Hentstiats-
MP, Si. Marttiestane.

A GUILT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF LAMPS

AND LAMP OILR.
APPLET()N, LAMP and SPEAKING-
• PIPE Al AKER to his Majesty's Treasury, Somerset
Haase, ice. de. at the City lamp sod Oil Warehouse,
H. Lorlytte•sireei St. Pawl's, and L 5, Old Bailey (Thirty-
lee Tease established), begs leave to ',dorm his Friends and
the Pablic in genii's', thai he has no. on sale a large assort-
meat of Ike li:orb-admired nod improved thie, Two, had
Three-lialst Palest Lamps, which elle at this time so much
is wee For lighting Halls, Btairca.es, thaw( rooms, Draw•
leg.rooros, Caantiag.lioases, Bairkinc.lioures, Public Offices,
Churches, Chapels, Bathrooms, Public Places, kr. where a
Brilliant light is required; an assortment of the most
proved Eratch sad Benutabra Lamp., is Brass, Bronze, or
Japes; Paltret sod Ilhowlisarimi Lamm to lel fur Balls,
Routs, Amemblitia, &c.; Lamps repaired, cleaned, and lac-
quered; Lamp Colton, sail Glasses; several Two, Three,
and Four.light Plate sad CulbElas• Grecian Lamps to be
sold very cheap, suitable for Coffee-houses, Taverna, Ball-
rooms, 11. e. dec. lie.—Brass Patent, and Grecian Lamps
Oaken is Esehauge•
Forty, Fifty, or Silly good Seemed bind Oee and Two.
light Brave Parrot Lamps wanted.
••• Speaking- Pipes fixed up in Town or Country.

TWENTY-SIXTH OF THIS MONTH.
ftAZAitli and CO. with grateful feeling, for
the 44111101'10rd Petrone(' bestowed on them, and
for tits Preference given he their olitestablished Others
(*huh they in some mea.ere attribute to their [rest Success
" Whits Capital Prises), respectfully request the Attention
of their Friends to the Scheibe of the New Year's Lottery,
which Innis the 26th of THIS MONTH. This Scheme to
fumed no the approved Principles of the last, viz.—All
'Mosel—No Classes—No Stock Prises--aud out Two Slinks
to a Prite—with the addition of 42 Capitals more than the
last Scheme, wiz.-
5 ...... of ....!'20,000 10 . . of ...... Z 900
h•••••......... 2,000 10 900
1,000 40 2OO
HAZARD and Co. are hoppy to notice the continuance of
that good Femme which has hitherto distinguished their Old
Foiablished Oakes, 93, aria, Exchange, 20, Cambial, and
)2441.1,04.f0rd-otrtet, where they sold in Share,, iu the sat

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, IN THREE LOTS,
By Mr. WAKEFIELD, 'tidy i• MAY NEXT.
THE VAits..bie 11 ANO R 8. or irpoted
MANORS, of LYNFoRD, EAST HALL, in Mul-
ford snd Crauwuch, and adjoining Emote, of 4,30 sere'
of land, with the distinguished MANSION eallrd LYN-
FORD HALL, the residence of the Right Hon. thr Earl it
Shannon; eighty-fuor mile., from Loudun, sine from %Fat-
hom, and fire from Brandon.

Particulars rant he had of Mr. Wakefield, Land Sur-
veyor, No. 34, PrII-mall, London ; of M . Moron
and Merealfr, Solicitors.. Nu. 6, New-square, Lincoln's-Inn;
of J. Wayman, Esq. Solicnor, Bury SI. Edsiend's ; of Mr.
Edmond Goodwyn*, Land I:invert', Ilarinn ; of Mr. Wake-
field, Brook-wet', Ipswich; of Messrs. Chalk and Mega',
atelm•furil ; at the Rasa Inn, Newmarket; mud at Gana.
ways Cuffre-house, 'Change-alley, Corals'''.

TOHN and WILLIAM WAITIIMAN re-
espectrally announce to their Friends and the Poblie
generally, that their Father havens relinquished the Bu.i.
sea, it will, is future, be cariied us by themselves; and, itt
seknowledging the extent of the public patronage which the .
late Firm has so liberally experienced, and counting a cow-
tinuance of it, they pledge themselves that DO exert shall
be wanting on their part to secure to the Public ',try pus.
*We advantage.
They beg in state that, in commencing the Concern upon
their own account, it is their attention to adopt • system of
traosectiag their tensions for ready money. by which they
will be enabled to offer every prtiele upon the lowest proof •
We scale of profit, and confideutly to challenge a competitium
with soy other Howse; whiter, from their long-established
coosexion with the first mauufacturers, they ate 1 J of
fatalities and advantages by means of which they avoid all
intermediate profit*, and ran supply the Public spun equal
terms wills any exclusively Wholesale Eatablishment.
J..rod W. Waitharan wish alien distincily to state, that it is
stilVetbeir deteresinalunn to ratio& all articles from their
warehouse which are sot of the ebnicest and most reputable
fabrics; thus upholding their established repotatinee, and at
the same tease adopting the only true and effective system
of Cheap Bellow, by the sale of the most superior gouda at
the lowest pumible money prices; and when they apply this
eyehole to the titter and more expensive articles, they ale
uffeting advantages not to he obtained at any other tionse.
Amongst the articles to which their attention will be par-
ticularly devoted are the following :
INDIA SHAWI.R.
for which their Hoene has bees so loog clistiognished ; and of
these J. and W. Waitlnnau will have constantly UN sale an
unequalled assurtsiseno.
BRITISH SHAWLS
of every descriptinu, varying from the most moderate in
price to the most rich need expensive; several have been
copied from tlwir own India designs, acid in the soasaufacture
of which must euaterisl improvements have been effected.
IRISH LIN RIVB

of the must a uperier fabrics poly, some bring of an highly im•
proved bleach, got up entirely fret frum dram, mutter Ibcw
uwu immediate ceirectouus_

TABLE LINEN.
consisting of the richest Fureign sod Brit kb Mauna Clothe
and Napkin*, of the most superior patterns mid texture.
SH EETI NUS,
Russia, Seutelt, Irish, Yorkshire, lie. of every width and
quality •;t and they will always be extensively assort. el in
klarerilles Quills, Conoterpanes, Diapers, Huckabacks, sad
gouda adapted to general Family use.
FANCY DRESSES, . .

comprising a superb Culler' ion of Ball Dresses, villa a great
variety of Chitin Crapes, Taffetas, Gros de Napka, Levu•
tines, Poplins, Itornbasines, Waskiug Silks, and a general
Asso►lnrul of Faiiry Article* of every iltscriptium.
104, Fleet street, curiae, of New firidge.strett.