The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-07-13 00:00:00

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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
I.IOCDGEONII.OATINti LIOH F.
TRINITY-HOUSE. LONDON, July 7, 1826.
•CiONFORM.4iILY to the intention expressed in the ad-
weithement from this Hoare, bearing date 14th May last,
s 'hat the Lights exhibited at the Dudgeon Shoal, from Two
Lammas suspended horizontally on a Yard, will be discontinued,
'and a Light irony One Lantern oily shown instead thereof,"
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
That this intended alteration will he carried into effect on the 26th
instant, on anti after which date the Light at the DI'DGEON
SHOAL will be exhibited trotn ONE LANTERN only.
By order, J. HERBERT, Secretary.

pAN ST EEONIAC H I A.—Mr. BULLOCK respect-
fully announces that his PANSTEREOIIIACHIA,• or
11109 El. of the celebrated BATTLE of POICTIERS, in which
Edward, the Black Prince, so eminently distinguished himself
by the capture of John, King of France, extinguish
the entire over-
throw of the French army, Is NOW OPEN for public inspec-
tion, at the spacious Room, 201.1, Regent-street.
This unique and interesting Exhibition comprises upwards of
1.5611 beautifully-modelled Figures, occupying a sp.ce of 311 feet
18, and representing the contending Armies of France and
England in mortal combat, which, with their pennons. arms.
blazonry. and splendid accoutrements, present a complete and
grand view of that memorable Rattle. 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
Tatted to which it relates, forming a singularly novel and brilliant
Exhibition of British Alilitary Achievement.
Admission. One Shilling.

APOLLONICON.—The Iroit Saturday but two this
Seasem—On SATURDAY, July 16,1820, the following
SELECTION of MUSIC will be performed by Mr. PU It KI S,
on the A POLLON ICON, a Grand Musical Instrtuneid, invented
and constructed by Messrs. Flight and Robson, organ-builders,
101, St: Martha's-lane; under the immediate patronage of his Ma-
jesty. commenting at Two o'xiock.
Part I. Overture, Haydn--Canzonet. " Recollection." ditto.—
Rondo, Sineart.—Smug. " Cherry ripe," C. E. Horn—March and
Chorus, " Donna del Lego," Rossini.
Part 1 4)yerture, " Lodoiska," Kreutzer—Air, " Obverse ye
von neglected flower," Bishop—Carmine,'" °irk:vette cavalier, •
Illeyerbeer —Song, " The bunny wee wife," Mrs. Miles—La
Cherie, !Maki,.
N.D. Mr. Porkies performances will be continued every Satur.
day during the Season.
fhe Mechanical Powers of the Apollonicon are exhibited Daily,
from I till 4 (except during the time of Mr. Purkis's attendance)—
perfOrming Mozart's Overture to Figaro, and Weber's celebrated
Overture to 1/er Freischutz ; in the execution of which, it has been
honoured vi h the approbation of the most eminent Mechanical
and Musical Men of the Age. and is allowed to posse's • grandeur
and variety of effect, with a precision and a delicacy of expression,
superior to any other instrument in Europe. 'file Music arranged
for and set on the cylinders by Mr. Flight, jun.
The Exhihition will cloae for the Season on Saturday, the 29th.

1 I (STRESS in SPITA LFI ELEIS.—At a Special Meet-
// ing of the Committee, holden in the Vestry-room, Soto!.
fields, July 12. 10°6;
Rev. RICHARD HARVEY in the Chair;
The Committee regret to state that, while the Funds placed at
their disposal are very nearly exhausted, there is no diminution a
Distress among the Weavers in Spitaltichls. More than 9,000 per.
suns are now supported upon the scanty pittance which they receive
from this source, while the balance remaining in the Treasurer's
hands does not amount to the sum required for one Week's dis-
tribution.
The Committee are now personally visiting the ewes of this dis-
tressed but respectable class, and can bear witness to the severe
pressure under which they are suffering, and the exemplary
patience with which they bear it. Under these circumstances, they
are sure this fresh appeal to the British public will not be in vain . •
as. if it is. all relief must be discontinued early in the ensuing week.
Amount before advertised £23,287 19 11
Hackney, by the Rev. Archdeacon Watson, in
addition to slimmer dr nation of 300/. . 57 10 0
Subscriptions are received by the Right Honourable the Lord
Mayor ; Wm. flak, Esq., IVood.street, Spitaltields, Treasurer ;
sad by all the Bankers.
The Committee continue to sit daily in the Vestry-room, Spital-
Sas, at Two o'clock. .1. D. HI MCA I D, Sec.

NO TIME FOR DELAY.
NEXT TUESDAY, OR NEVER.
HAZARD and Co., Contractors for this the Last of all
Lotteries, respectfully remind the Public, that the present
is tioiiitively and inevitably the Last that will be allowed in this
Kingdom a and u the Drawing is so near at hand, those who in-
tend for the last time to purchase should recollect that, by a few
days dell!. the oppne unity of pining a Capital Prize in the Lot-
wry will be lost for ever.
SIX PRIZES OF r 30,000!
IN ONE DAY, NEXT TUESDAY,
When Lotteries end for ever.

Itecollect ! llazanl and Co. in one Lottery, sold all the 30,0001.
Prizes, and within these few weeks, THREE 20,0001. Prizes
in one Day.
Royal Exchange Gate ; 26, Cornhill and 324. Oxford•street ; and
by their Agents In all the principal Country Towns.