The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-07-12 00:00:00

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FOREIGN LOTTERIES, PRIVATE LOTTERIES, Is Entered nut at the en/dm-house.
LITTLE nOES. AND RAFFLES. rIOR VAN 1)1E MEN'S LAND and NEW SDU I Tll
LOTTERY °prick:, Stkii ERsET.PLAcE, 12 WA LES,ithe reniarkaWy fast-sailing coppered Ship TIOER,
Wt May, 1826. ROBERT BRASH, Commander. Eurthen 325 Ton., lying in
LOTTER EIS be*: !oration Me ISM day ofJtity next, the London Deck.. /LAI exceilmt Accommodation% for Pawn. I
notice is hereby given that the laws against the sale. or ad. gas, both in the Cabin and Steerage, and is peculiarly adapted
vertising for sale, of Foreign Lottery Tickets, or of any Lottery fm the Conveyance of Horses and Cattle.
Tickets nor authorized by Parliament, and against Little Goes and For Freight or Passage apply to
/Weide Lotteries, will be strictly enforced. BUCKLES, BA fiSTER, and BUCHANAN,
It is requested that the outstanding l'rizes may be brought in for MI, Mark-lane.
payment with the least possible delay, that the Lottery A
Eccounts
mis} be finally dosed. L. HSSE.

15 entered slut at the Custom-house, and has great put of her
Cargo on board, and will sail immediately,
VOR NEW SOUTH WALES direct, the fine new
.1; coppered Brig MAGNET, Al. JOHN TODD, Corn.
mander. Bunhen 250 Tons. Lying in the London Dock. Has
very superior Accommodations for Cabin arid Steerage Passengers.
For Freight or passage apply to
BUCKLES, BAUSTER, and BUCHANAN,
33, Mark-lune. ' '

BANK ENGLAND, July 7.
HE Court of Directors of the Governor and Company
1 of the Bank of England give notice,
That Proposals in writing, sealed up (with the names of the
parties proposing written on the outside), will be received by the
Secretary, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 12:h instant, at Tweb e
o'clock, from such Persons as may be willing to supply the Bank
with 400 CHALDRONS of II EATON MAIN COALS. and GO
CHALIMONS of HARTLErS COALS, to he delivered in
the mouth of August next, at the rate of 12 Sacks to each Chal.
Men, with the usual ingrain, (tee of expense ; and also 200
DOZEN POUNDS of CANDLES, to be delivered in the months
al/ember and November next ; likewise4So REAMS of BLOT-
TING PAPER; 200 REAMS of FOOLSCAP PAPER,
insides; and 200 REAMS of QUARTO POST PAPER, insides.
The Paper to be delivered at periods, and in quantities. the parti-
culars of which may be known at the Storekeepers' Office, where
samples of the Candles and specimens of the Paper may be sera
every day (holidays excepted), between Ten and Three o'clock.
fawns willing to contract for the same, or their Agents, tents
'mend at the Bank, on FRIDAY, the 14,h instant, at One o'clock
precisely, otherwise no regard will be paid to their Tenders.
Security will be required for the doe performance Of the said
Contracts. R. RDIT, Secretary.
No Tenders will be received after Twelve o'clock oa Wednes-
day, the Ittla Inst.

BRITISH INSTITUTION, P LI,M ALLo—His MA-
/3 JKBTY, with that liberality and condescending kindness
with whisk he bee alwsys favoured the objects of the BRITISH
INSTITUTION, baying placed at the disposal ofthe Directors,
fur the omega of immediate Exhibition, his PRIVATE COL-
LECTION of PICTURES. frum Carlton-Howie Palace, the
GALLERY is OPEN DAILY, from Ten in the Morning until
biz la the Evening.
Admittance le. Catalogue la.
WILLIAM BARNARD, Beer,.

Fr. ANSTEREOMACHIA.—Mr. BULLOCK respect-
fully announces that his PA NSTE REO AC II IA or
MODEL of the celebrated BATTLE of POICTIERS, in which
Edward, the Black Prince, so eminently distinguished himself
by the cloture of John, King of France, and the entire over-
throw of the French army, IS NOW OPEN for public inspec-
tion, at the spacious Room, M. Regent-street.
This unique mid intetesting Exhibition comprises upwards of
1,300 beautifully-modelled Figures, occupying a spice of 31 feet
by 18, and representing the contending Armies of France and
Eugland in m.irtal combat, which, with their pennons. arms.
blasonry, and splendid accoutrements, present a complete and
grand view of that inemotsble Battle. The Figures are modelled
with the strictest regard to historical truth, and with the most ac-
curate 'attention to the Chivalry, Heraldry., and Costume of the
period to which it relates, forming a singularly novel and brilliant
Exhibition of British Military Achievement.
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