The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-02-15 00:00:00

VICTU‘LLING-OFFICE, 9TH TEmth RY 1805:
THE Commitsi:ner: for Victualling His lifajelty's
Katy eta hereby Eire Notice, that on Tuesday next, tree 15th
instant, they will be ready to recene Tenders in writing (sealed
up,) ond treat 'or Forty Tons of Iron Plate Mops, and.for Forty
Tuns ,y• Iron Butt Hips, to be &altered in one month by weekly
gropo.-tiarts into His Majtsty'Arictunfiiv fsorei at Thrford, and
to he paid fn. by bits payable. south inrn out pinery drys ,T,tler date.
Us Conditions if the Ccrtrafis, and .`.:amp:cs of the Hoerr, may be
earn at the &rectory's pjfiee.
AttelaU Persons who may think proper to treks Milers upon the
acid occasion, are drsirtd to like Notice, that no rettrd will be
Mist to any reamer, in which the pin sitail not he inn:,.ted in cords
atileNgtb, or that shalt not be delivered to *the Board htf re Cne
o'Cloik en the said Tetestiuy me, the 1501 in!:ont, 'nor vil-
la, the Person uho makes the Trader, or some Person 07t .is
Nat; atlttott to amwer ashen cat'rd far.

Purist' LYING-DI HOSPITAL, in RROWNLOW-
STREET,
libt.the Re!ief of the Wivs of Indigent Tradsmen, Soldiers,
Seamen,

Jan. 22, 180 S,
Her Royal Highnecs the DucHass of YORK, Patroness.
Hit Grace the Mike of PootTaaNu, President.

Nis Grace the Duke of Ancatacr,
The Right Hon. Earl Spencer, Vice Presidents.
The Right Hon. Lord Eard!cy,
The Right Hon. Sir J. Battks' Bart.
Hsu II Y tin 'RE Esq. Treasurer.
THE GOVERNORS and FRIENDS of this
laudate Institution, are requested to Dine at Fora-
istasmis Ttvgs', Great Queen-aired, on Samovar, the
19th of February next.
STEWARDS.
Mk Rev. the Dean of Brisvil, Thomas Plumer, Esq.
The Rev. S Glasse, D.D. F.R.S. William Noble, Esq.
David Pike Watts, Fsy. - Mr. Hay.
Dinner to b.t on Table at Five o'Clock.
W. YEW!), 7
G. TRU-WHITT, Seer etarseL
N.B. Cards of Inv-dation may be had at the Hospital and
Tavern, any time be&ir? Tquniday the 17th of February.

JENNERIAN SOCIETY FOR THE EXTERMINATION
OF THE SMALL-PDX.
rTHE SUBSCRIBERS to this SOCIETY are
411 requested to. attend, on Thursday next, the 17th inst.
su Ueven o'clock, at the London Tavern, Bishopcgate-street,
m receive the Report of she Committee appointed to prepare
a.Plan for its future Regnlation.
The Chair will be taken by the Right Honourable the
Lord Mayor at Thiry o'clock precisely.
N. B. The Company of every Gentleman who is disposed to
further the views of this Society will.be esteemed a favour.
By Order of the Committee,
Feb. 14, 1806. • JOSEPH FOX, Sec.

WI-LLIAM, BEATTIE is induced, from the
great Encouragement he has hitherto met with, In a
private way, to take this public method of informing the Nobi-
lity and others, that the sale of his much-approved CHE-
EPICAL PASTE for RAZOR-STROPS, ant }reproved
EI,AP F,,LASTIC STROPS, is removed from No. 6, York-
street, Crivei It-garden, to N 0.60, St. Panl's Church-yard; where
he hais-on sole the grcateA variety of .fine Cute-v, Town ma Ic
R 550111 (exchanged till approved 0f.):—.4.13.1 a superior Assart-
trent of Mahor,any and l'As.‘occo Writing, Dressing, and
SlLivicg Cases, with every Artlete in Mum-% Ste.
N. B. Tha lowest price at ways asked, and no abatement.

THE GREAT EN. ULISH STATE LOTTERY,
Connoting of 44.000 Tickets,
To lonia Drawing Ith APRIL, 1803.
GI:AND SCHEME.
50. of Prizes. Value of each. Total Value.
4 of I. tr ,noo is 1. 80,000
3 --i 1:1,000 30,000
3 5,000 15,000
^.J 2,000 6,000
5 1,000 5,000
SO 100 3,000
CO -- 50 3,000
12,500 20 no,uoci
--- --
4%0 This Scheme differs from all others for many Years
past, in the cit.zumstance of out having any Primes fixed for
particular claim
cWIFT and CO. No. 11, POULTRY, are ap-
ka pointed by Govanstant to sell the Tickets and Shares 4rf
the above Lottery. Th 6 0:1ce (established in the Year 1752)
has baen fortunate in the Salc. of Capital Prize, THIRTEEN
of which were of the Last aad Three preceding Lotter es, and
some of them divided into many tharec.

This Day were published, neatly printed to Foolsea? kivo. in
Two Volumes, price 114. in Dowd:,
114 YR ICA L BALLADS ; with other POEMS.
By W WORDSWORTH.
Pr.nted for T. N. Longman, and 0. Rees, fratetrinster.row.
" The attempt mad.: in this little viduir.e is one that meets
our cordial approbation, and it is an attempt by no means un-
successful. The endeavour of the author is to recal our pietry
from the fantastical excess of refinement to sirrisslic.ty and na-
ture. The account of this (L.-41;m, and its probable eff.cts-upon
modern reas!er4, is so very sensibty given in the introduction,
that we shall illS.rt the passage at large.
" We do not often f:nd expressions that' we esteem too fami-
liar, or deficie;it in d'gnity; on the coutriry, we think that the
author has succeeded ;n att Lining that judicious d .gree of sasii-
phcity, which accoinsnotlat a itaeil w.th rase, even to the
Lrne. It is not by pomp of words, but by enzrey of thoug'it,
rid sublimity is most successfully achieved; and we inf Dimly
prefer the simplic.v, even of the most unadorned tale sn this
volume, to all the meretricious frippery of the Darwinian
fie... Critic, Oct. 1799.
" Su much genlUtand originality are dsscovered iii this pub-
licati ua, that wait to see another from the sane hand,
writt.ai nn mote c:evated subjects, and in a mess cneerfni dis
rosit.un.' Alontsily Review, June 1799.