The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-01-12 00:00:00

As it would be di limit anti almost impossible to ascertain pre-
cisely the wants and circumstances of every individual, the Coin.
mince have, except in T.:Tette cases, adopted general rules for
their guidance in the clistilhat ion of the public bounty. The ex-
ceptions have been extt.:niely fee, ; yet tame claims of great and
Interesting urgency hare come before them, in which they would
base rejoiced to have been able to deal out the evidence of sympathy
with a more liberal hard ; and such claims still exist with unabated
force. Should any int:iv idtials .4.11 to contribute to a special find
for the relief of any ras..4 of peculiar distress, the Committee will
give their best attention to its distribution.
The arrival of tile winter season must again direct the generous
attention of the benevolent rublir to the claims of the foreign exiles,
and the Committee w:II eieerfol,r continue their exertions, and en-
deavour to dispense distrectly r.nd satisfactorily the stUlli *hick are
placed or may be placed at their disrossil.
The Committee beg leave w add, that-as many of the Refugees
are in want of clothing, it would be a great act of benevolence were
their friends to deposit such garments for both male and Ictuale as
they might be dispose) to give, ei.oer at the City Marshal's office,
Alsnrion-house ; at Mr. Stephenson's, No. 14, Villiers-street,
Strand ; UT at Alr. I). Lewis a, stationer, No. 34, Mount-street,

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Grosvesor•usius.
And, finitely, Or Committee would suggest, that for the mote
(mutable and judicious disomal of such funds u the public kind.
, nvt4 may dedicate to ties relief of the Refugees, it Is of great import.
I, ance that they Should not be diverted into individual ehunels.
P. FILESH FIELD, Hon. &attar.

INRVITABLY THE LAST BUT TWO.
AND THEN LOTTERIES FINISH FOR EVER
TBISH respectfully acquaints his best Friends, the
• Public, that the Nen Scheme, which has bean advertised
at [smolt. is inevitably the last hut two that eon besubmitted-te the
Public, OS Parliament has decreed that. at the expiration of that
period they shall for ever trim. T. Bish therefore achrisea those
permits who wish for an op;ortunity of pining a large Sum for a
small risk, to lose no time, es it is more than probable, es the end
approaches, Tickets will get serree and much higher in priet.,
without any inereassed chance of sums& The main points of the
New Scheme are—it pootsessea
SIX PRIZES OF 'IAVENTY THOUSAND POUNDS,
Besides other Capitals and minor Prizes to the Amount of
UPWARDS
_.oy •A. QUARTER OF A MILLION, ALL
lITER LINO MONEY
And all to be .eeelle4 in Ore Day, viz. ST. DAVID'S DAY,
Ist 'forth, being the Anniversary of one of Bish's famous LON
when his IV/1816,1'6:ads bemuse such large adventurer".
and were su cotinfastly successful. In t'.: very last Lottery Binh
Gold

7,318, Chits A - - - A Prize of £lO.OOO
HON, (lam B . - - A Prize of 30,00
They were dictsihated nl! over the Vnited Kingdom; cod is the
receding Drawing. vel.';c:t, like the present. cuoutiued Six 20.0041.
rizA, Tcekh sold Three iiut of the Six; viz.
1,042 . - -
2,271
11,519

- X 20,000
20,000
- 10.000

And they, like the i wo 30.000 L went over every part of the
T. Kish augurs favourably of hid success,froin the present Scheme
tying a similar number of Capitals; he has on sale at his Offices.
Comhill, and 9, ettari g.cross, London, a variety of Tickets and

9.'lThe Priem of Stocks are affixed to his Office ia Cornhallt
hl each the Pubic tau ace the varloul Buctuaoorti.