The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-04-16 00:00:00

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BALLS BY AUCTION.

lEDICINES, sold by Butler,
10. t, Cheapsidt, St. Paul's, Lon.
Dr. James's Fever Powder and
lean. Newberry and Sons.
Hooper's Pills
Henry's Magnesia
Arominic Vinegar
hunt's Family Pills
Juniper's Essence Peppermint
Lemon Acid for Punch. Ac.
Macassar and Russia Oil

CrENII/NE PATENT M
Chemist and Druggist, N 4
don. appointed sole Agent for 1
Analeptic Pills, in the place of M
Anderson's Scots Pills
American Soothing Syrup
Bleaching Liquid and Marking
Ink
Braithwaite'. Black Drops
Cephalic Snuff
Cheltenham Salts

THE following CAPITI
TERDAY, were an SID
No. 7,034, £20,000, i
Sixteenth to Blandford
Sixteenth to Chester
Sixteenth to Chesterfield
Sixteenth to Edinburgh
Sixteenth to Exeter
Sixteenth to Gravesend
Sixteenth to Grantham
Sixteenth to Liverpool
No. 474 . £l,OOO
7,822 - 1,000
9.403 - Ano
6.390 - 300
8,981 - 300
9,00 - 300
No. 029 . 200
2.778 - 200
4.112 - 200
7,822 - 200 .
&c. &e.
THE NEW SCHENIE,
ALL TO BE DRAWN 316 T 31AY, CONTAINS
TWO . - of .
TWO
TWO
And Twenty other Capitols,
ALL BIONEIi . AND NO BLANKS.
T Arts and Shams are selling at Biiit's Offices, 4, Cotnhill, and
9, Chsring-cross.

Aram 13, 1823.
LS, ALL DRAWN YES-
RED and SOLD by BISU.
'Sixteen Sixteenths:—
Sixteenth to Manchester
Sixteenth to Newcastle, Stafford
Sixteenth to Newcastle-on-Tyne
ISixteenth to Scarborough
Sixteenth to Spalding
Sixteenth to Taroworth
Sixteenth to Wakefield
Sixteenth to Cirencester.
Whole Ticket
Sixteen Sixteenths
Whole Ticket
Whole Ticket
Whole Ticket
Sixteen Sixteenths
Fourteen Shams
Ten Shares
Fourteen Shama
Six Shares

A VARIETY OF NEW IMPROVED SHADOWLES3
LAMPS FOR TABLE.

THE ONLY RETAIL SHOR is LONDON that
MANUFACTURES their OWN PATENT LAMPS
for every purpose where Light is requilwd, is at SMETHURST'S,
138, New Bonti-street, the Orien.c LAMP and genuine OIL
WAREHOUSE. •

A new improred Shadow!eu Lamp for Library, Drawing, and
Dining-mom Tables, on • superior principle, which has not been
equalled by any other Person in London, for its simplicity, bril-
liancy of light, and without Shade, which gives light equal to six
candles at the expense of site penny per hour, in genuine Sper-
maceti Oil.

„...
The Advertiser being en Importer, sells at ro. per Gallon, ready
Money.
Sinumbra. French, English, and every description of Lamps may
be purchased. Compare and judge for yourealva.
The principle of his improved Lamp to be purchased only of
the real Improverof Patent .Lamps, for which he has obtained five
separate Patents from his Majesty, who begs moat respectfully to
acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public-that may have oc-
casion to purchase Grecian, Roman, or Chandelier Lamm, &c. to
♦iew the largest Collection in London of the most elegant Patterns.
at his Repository and Show-rooms as above r he being determined
that no person shall undersell him, if the articles are of equal
quality.
Those persons who honour him with their orders may rest as-
sured of receiving general satisfaction.
Lamps of every description bet ore on Hire for Balls, Routs, &e.
N.B. Observe SMETIOJR.ST deals in no other article but what
appertains to Lamps and Oil. A white-fronted House, ESB, New
Bond-street.

THU NEW SCHEME, ALL IN ONE DAY.
HAZARD AND CO. CONTRACTORS.
ZstAowaSonauttlh:,.'o.otelFft:btrfuledfoarntdil, Pautrznea s,eis b e
1l 11 oes,
wires they have been so successful in selling Capital Prim, par-
tieula those of 30,001. and grime in a MOM UMW/ they bad
the good fortune to lien All the Thirty Thousand Pound Prises—
they there:ere feel pleasure in complying with the wishes of their
Friends. by increasing the value of the Prizes from Twenty Thou-
sands to Thirty Thousands, and by also adding to the variety in
introducing Prizes of Ten Thousand Pounds and Prix a of Five
Thousand Pounds, besides retaining the usual number of Capitals,
without any Blanks, as every number is sure of sf. at least.
l!azard and Co. much regret to state, that this is one of the last
Schemes they can ever have the honour to submit to the Public,
Parliament having determined to pass
NO MORE LOTTERY ACTS.
SCIIEME,
ALL IN ONE DAY, 31st MAY.
2 . Prizes of - £30,000 . . are - Plum
2 - 10.000 - • - 20,000
2 . 5.000 - - . 10.000
2 - - 1.165 . - 2,210
4 523 - . 2.002
300 . . 1.200
10 - 210 - - 2300
24 62 - 1.248
50 23 - - 1,150
No Blanks!—Each of the above, and every I
'" :no
other Number, will have St., being . j '

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('ottons and Glasses of every derezipzion—Lamps repaired.

NO. 311, STRAND.
DETECTION ; OR, THE CANINE UMPIRE.
Get neswey2and Ispatedy, TOM. if you can.
Bet get it by all means; far Wealtkoakes thermals:
This lesson well conn'd, Tom set out then in life,
Fith honor and honesty ever at strife;
And wanting M merit its pristine desert,
The vacuum supplied with unprincipled art ;
And ar'rice and envy the enterprise backing.
Communed imitation of Warro's..!et Blacking;

111,000 Numbers.
Two Tickets of each Number.
Tickets and Shares foe the above Scheme are ott Sale at Hazard
and Co.'s. the Contractors'. Offices, RAyal Exchange Bate : 21i.
CornhIll; and 324, Oxfurd-street, end of Regent-street, London;
where for a series of yearn they have been most successful in gelling
Capital P-ises. In the lag 1 ear', Lotteries alone they Sold Five
Prises of 30.0001. and 20,000 L ; and the following Prises, drawn
last Tuesday, the 12th instant :-
8 IRS . a Prise of - .00,100
8,571/ a Prise of • 2,00*
And Eight other Capitals.

.1:2W000

And sole his invention alleged, in the name
Of that by experience long sanctioned and fame.
Thus roistering his trash on the public, pursuits
Destructive aasail'd all his customers' boots,
On which thought inces. andy labour still moill
The gloss remain'd dormant, the leather was spoii'd.
A proof of the genuine at once to command,
From 30, the Mart of Renown in the Strand,
An amateur ordered &dozen of blackin.
And, that there might be no publicity lacking,
A summons sustained for recovery of debt.
Incured for a purchase of Tom's assumed jet.
• Your worship, the false and the true now between,
The diff'rence, the Amateur said, • shall be seen
instanter, in evidence even by my dog !'
Two unpolished boots then of blacking incog.
Were placed on the table, and brushes applied,
When one to a mirror won't' truly allied,
The other's brown shade slide no art could subdue ;
The dog, thus distinguishing which was the true,
Now gainbol'd his reflected figure about,
The ether's seeking within his companion, pull'd out
A bottle thus labeled.—•• Detection not lackirA
On base imitators of Warren's Jet Blacking !'
This may-shining and brilliant BbACKINU, prepared by
ROBERT WARREN, 30, Strand, London; and sold in every
town in the Kingdom.
LIQUID. in Bottles. Id. 10d 12d. and led. teeth.
Also, PASTE BLACKINO, in Pots. ed. I9d. and 10d. each.
A bhilling Pot of Paste is equal to Four I'. Bottles of Liquid.

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EAST INDIA Slll. INQ. " . •
The Med ray, 'Wight, from Bengal, has arrived alf Pflilmillnatis
she sailed from Bengal Oct. 18, Rom the Cspe Ads 131.
Helena
The Asia, Eastwick, ha arrived of PAlmerneu she ellamit
from China and from St. Helena the 12th of February.
The Asia, Lindsay. has strived of Postommult dm gonad
from Rangoon, September 30, from the Cape January 11.
The 31acqueen arrived is the threw yesterday. She sailed
from China the 16th December, and from St. Helena the 27th of
February.
PASSE Norns PER illactarreex.--Capt. Walker, from Clanto ;
Mrs. Colonel Taylor, Mr. Beery damson Locke, Bericoalen,
civil service; Mr. Duntun, country service. Lieut.-Cede Taylor
died two days after the ship left Bongo!. •
SHIPS SPOKEN WITN.—The Waterloo, Alsapr, hem Load
lon to Bagel and China. March 11, fillet. 4 41 nerds, Itsslg. 2114
west; the Dut.ka, flamHton. from Chins to Lonelier, f4t. 1, la
let. 25 south, Icng. 34 east, b) the Macqueen. The Ifeedlork.
Drown, from London to Singapore, the 18th Fatuity, lei let.
240 north, long. 19 60 west.
New Sour n War. Es—The Prince hert. Lamb. Width sailed
the 22th November for London ; on the Demobs,. whin of
Noe Zealand, experienced a dreadful gale of wind, Which wile&
Zher bane, and did very material damage: ens was was
d, tan had their legs broken, rind several others were disabled;
she pot into Monte Video, and was repaired, and sailed fee Loa.
den the 29th January.
The Scorpion, from Singapore to London, was spoken if Jaya
/feed, by the American ship Caledonia (the latter afterwards fell
la with the George Horne), all well.
AREITAL% AT ST. HELENA.—The Princes., Clmlette, Mae.
keep. from Bet-gal the 23d February, and the Cornelia, 'Veer, from
Batavia and Cape, the 25th February.
Sart.rwos eaoat BT. LILLENA.—The Thames, Dewar, for
• London, the 19th7ehetrery ; the Princes, Chasiatte, M' an, for
Liverpool, the 24th February.
The Bcit India Company!, ship Thomas Ctrate aid Ditcher*
of Athol, arrived off the Wight on the 13th Meteor. The know
Galled fronrChina the‘lst December ; from the Cewtbkith Fe.
bruary. and :rom Sr. Helena the 20th February. Thelma/0 tailed
from China, the 12th December, and from St. Rase s the Od
February. ,
Yesterday th, despatched were closed at the East India House,
Mid delivered to the Pursers of the following ships, vie. r--Charlaa
Grant, Capt. Wm. Hay, for Bengal and China; sod Princess
Charlotte of Wales, Capt. Christopher Elden, for Madre, sod
Bengal.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, Aran. 14.
SHIPS EXTEREp INWARDS.—The St. Domingo. from
St. Domingo; Industry. Baker, from Gijon an aliasiciosa
Eliza and Nancy, from St. Michael's; Kleine Little, Steil, from
Emden ; Blessidg, &it'd', from Lisbon ; Oman.. Walahman,
from Liverpool; Racephalun, Smith, from Gibrahrr; Acorn,
Hudson. from Calais; Letitia, Bromley. from Hamburgh ;
Wil-
liam, Cook, from Medemblik ; Mars, Wilson. from Liverpool;
Zeno. Talbert, from Seville; Nassau, Tremayne, from St.
Mi-
chael's; Friendships Spirit. from Terceira; Hope, Orrniston,
from Hamburgh ; Aurora, Nicholls, from Waterford; Margaret,
Williams. from Waterford t Ageaoria, Tuckett, from Youghall ;
Mars, Evans, from Cork ; Eliza and Jane, Vint., from Ross ;
Hope, Vittery, from Yougball; and Bridport, Trayte, from
Waterford.
ETTIBILED. OUTWARDS—The Commodore Hayek Monemif,
for Madras and Bengal: Vere, Allen. for Alexandria; Pioneer..
Smith, for New York ; Marquis Wellington. Blanchard, for •
India; Fame, Crosby; for Rotterdam; Despatch. Tregoweth, for
Londonderry; Britannia, Willett, far St. Michael's and Quebec;
and Ann, Pantreath, for Gibraltar and Barcelona.
CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRAVESEND.-1119
Glory, Scott, for Elsinear and Riga ; Maidstone, Estill, for
Bilboa and Corinna; Fortuna, Luck, for Elsineur and Dantzie ;
Elizabeth and Mary, Dean. for Sierra Leone; Julie, Preager, for
Calais; Henrich and Theodore, Klawitter. for Elslneur and
Dantzic; Ceres, Becker, for Mau, Ronigsborgb, and Elbing ;
and Albion, Hardy, for Miramichi.
CLEARING OUTWARDS.—The Neutral. Christensen. for Dram ;
Word, Hare, for St. John's, New Brunswick ; Enchantress, Kel-
lock, for Gibraltar ; Beliniea, Warren. for Peterrhorgh John•
Waters, for Hatnburgh t William Mabb, Norman, for Elaineur
and Copenhagen ; Union. Hedde, for Calais ; Thalestrist, Wal-
lace, for Hayti ; and Columbus, Munro, for St. John's, New
Bmoswick. _

C L CAI= OUTWARD. TO IRELAWD.—The Atlas, Pearce,
for Doblin.

LOX LLOYD'S LIST.

FALMOUTH, APRIL 11—Arriled the Lady Wellington packet,
from Jamaic.a—sailed February, and from Crooked
7th March : the Norton racket, from Buenos Ayres—aalled 24i
January, and from Monte Video. 99th ditto; the Plover
*ow. ties Leeward inewele—einled from fie. Tireasans
March.
Pr. r moor R. APRIL Ll—Arrived the Spring. n
Landon, for Batavia. Sailed the Lady Nugent,
Calcutta.
PORTS/WOW/V. APRIL 14.—Arrived the Asia., Renwick, from •
Canton; the Asia, Lindsay, front Rangoon ; and the Medway,
White, from Calcutta.—the two latter landed passes's, and pro-
ceeded up Channel.
Cowes, APRIL 14.—Arrived the Ocean, Weekee-frern Ha-
varish, in 43 days ; and the Socrates, Boland, from Malaga, in
31 days.
Mat., Aram 14.—Arrived the Honoutable Company's shits
the 31aequeen, the Thomas Coutes, and the Duchess of Athol,
from China; the Catherine. :Winton), from India; the Trial,
Harvey; from Jamaica; the Jane, Trickey, from Lisbon; the
Louisa, Robertson, from St. Michael's ; the Clio, Kay, from St.
John's, New Brunswick ; the Dove, Rootrie, from Zante ; and ihe
Atlantic, Davison, from Trieste. Arrived from the River the
Albion, Word, for Quebec; and the Prince Coburg, Whitmcre,
for Tobago ; and remain with the Warren Hastings, for India.
Also arrived the Honourable Company's ship Dunira, from
China.
flaavearen, APRIL 14.—Arrived the Fame. Tricia', from
Lisbon; William and Mary, Way, from ditto; Highland La,
—, from lianiburgh ; fintannia, Chapman. from ditto; Robert
and Sarah, Wilson, from ditto • Isabella, Hurlock, from Bilbes ;
Lark, Seven, from St. Michael's; Nissan, Tremayne, from
ditto; Hope, Simon, from lard ; Agezoria, Gardner, from Chris.
dans ; Express, Hamilton, from Charente; and Hannah, Web.
her, from Brest.—Sailed the Active, Grecs, for Pillau ; Amelia,
Parldon, for Cape Coast Castle: Security, Ross, for New South
Wales; Runswick, Thomas, for Elsineur; Cottingham, Mills,
Caw Elsineur; Electra, Harrison, for Quebec; and Belissitaa.
Warren, for Petersburgh.
. . . .

Ching's Worm Loienges Oxley 's Essence Ginger
Citrated Kali for Saline Draughts Buspini's Dentifrice, Tincture,
Cundell's Balsam Honey &c.
Dixon's Antibilious Pills Solomon's Balm Gilead
Delbfe Carminative Singleton's Eye Ointment
De Velno's Syrup Steer's Opodeldoc
Dutch Drops, as imported Stoughton'a Bitten
Freeman's Bathing Spirits Seidlitz and Lemonade Powders
Godbold's Balsam Soda and Ginger Beer Powders
Galena's Lotion Salt Lemon and Scouring Drops
t icstfrey's Cordial Sandwell's Irene Plaister
Iluxham's Tincture Bark Turlington's Balsam
And every other Patent Medicine of repute.
Merchants, Captains, and others, cannot be too careful in the
purchase of the above Articles for exportation, as spurious intim.
dons ere generally in circulation.
Medicine Chests completely Steed up for all climates.
N.B. Thompson's genuine Cheltenham Salta Mr. Butler is ap.
pointed Agent for.

BRISTOL, APRIL I.4.—Arrived the Ebenezer. Prosser; and
Ardent, Dundin, from St. Vincent's; Tom Cod. Bonus; Corlett..
nation, Crosly; and Dope, Mudge, from St. Michael's; Louisa.
Leven, from Bordeaux; and Female, Chapman, from Chars:lo.—d
Sailed the Richard and Sarah, Balance, for Gibraltar; Despatrb. •
Forster, for Marseilles; and IA Hogue. Tape, for New York.
The Kingston. Sale; and the Feliza, Cunday, have arrived at
Jamaica, from hence.

larrixt °oh, Aram 13.—Atrieed the Arab, from New
Orleans—sailed Ist March : the Melia, —, from Charlton ;
the Margaret, _, tram St. John's., New Brunswick; the
Colonist, 111`31aster, from St. Andrew's, New Brunswick; the
George, Wright, from Maranham ; the Mary, Stanfield. and the
Despatch. Brooks, from St. Michael's; the Thetis, Newton, from
Odessa ; the Emily, Ilartry„ from Leghorn ; and the John and
Nancy, M•Lea, from Messina; and the Cregie, Milne, from
Seville.

MILTotn, Antic 13.—0 n the night of the I 1 th inst. the
Ebrington, Thompson, from 3fersina, for Greenock, in a thick
fog, ran on shore about half a mile to the Northward of St. Ann's
Head : a few boxes of fruit and some sails only saved ; the vessel,
in all probability, will be a total loss. Yesterday the Brothers,
Owens, from Chatham. for Liverpool, was run foal of nest the
Small's Light, by a vessel, name unknown, which carried slew
her foremast and snain•topmast ; she was towed in here yesterday,
by his Majesty's Post-office packet Vixen.
NASSAU, N.P. Era. 6.—The Janus, Smith, whish sailed front
hence about ten days ago, for Boston, was fallen in a ith two at
three days afterwards at Eleuthera, by his Majesty. ship Speeds
well, seized sad brought into this port, for breach of the laws
of trade.

ST. illtenaxes MARCH 151.—The Lord Nelson, Wilson, ar-
rived yesterday frail London. On the 2d inst. in lat. 45. long. IL
observed the brig Washington. of Liverpool, with a signal of des.
tress ; bore down and kept company all day, but in the met of wear-
ing, at night, lost sight of her; it blowing excessively could only
understand that her rudder was gone.

Hemet., Ar att. 2 —Notwithstanding thrye is much cid haat y
ice up in the Hoff, upwards of 80 sail have laid out in the stream
to load t the consequence may be serious should the wind suddenly
change. and the ice come down. The wind yesterday and to.day
N.B. blowing bard, with a keen frost and snow.
fauswitax, Few. 7. —The Uldo, Santos, from Lisbon. trii.,A
was brought in here 18th ult. by the Brazilian squadron, has been
ransomed, anti is unloading.
CARTUAGENg tiR COLOWSIg, Fes. 18.—rhere are right or
tea privateers now out of this place, cruising on the coast deal's.
and six °thus arc setting nut tor the same station.
KiNGSTOW. )IAUCti 2.—Arrived the ship William Harris.
Belo/oft, from Cork. The William Harris left Dublin on the
21:hiNelhp
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The Albion, front Sierra Leone. arrived off flolyliead, reports
the Finabury, the Surrey. and the Lova Briton transports. hav-*
ing arrived there all vrell, previous to her sailing on th' 17th
February r also the Asia, %reed and, the Cicero, Plunkett. met.
chant shins.
The l'ri"er Herat% from Nos South Wales. far fiosiba. pot
sow 51uni- 2':b Jan. lo &masa.

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