The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-09-26 00:00:00

PENCE NCLOSURE.

s. hereby given, that apvii:mtion is intended
t.• he made is siknerteneavion of Parliament for leave be
;,..-4-:nrit:g Feritlott NV it 'Bill for dieidinn.., allotting, and eneloolog
e t• ‘mmoni. Conimoorhle and Wave Lands. within the Hamlet
in the Pariah of Battersea, and County of Surrey.
I:itt 19th day Cf Semesnber, 1826.
lIRUNDRETI' and SPINKS. Temple.

IN. f IT ICE is lterzbv given, that JOHN BAKER"
I a THOMAS BAKER, and JA3I ES BAKER, of litd-
.. ter. Covent-garden, to the county of :Middlesex, army
c'...• .vrs ttr.il c:ltartnetra, hare by indenture of lease, release, anti
r., :ern::: r. beating date rtspectlvely the lith and Ilith days of
'..' :;.1,.., 112.1 : the indenture of release made between the saidJobn
l':' '.7. ThlPlitt Baker. and .lames Baker. of the first part, Alex.
.!..IL: C3ltter, of the Royal 31Elitary College, at Sandhurst, in the
•irt..- oi Starey, gentleman, of the second part ; Henry Perrin. of
::. Aartm's-lane, in the parish of St. Martin-in-the-fields, in the
c:,.! c,)unty of Miltilesex, woollen-draper. John Henry Skelton, of
('scow-street, Covent.ganlen, aforesaid, warshouseman, and
.7.1 :. In e'. 1..,r, gstair, of St. Martin's-lane, aforesaid. smollen -draper,
f t.., th.r. par.: and the several tither persons whose names and
s.; i.. ;tn• f ir. the schedule written under the said indenture of re-
1.;.,) 0117T.intn subscribed and affixed, joint and separate creditors
~ o a'..l John Baker, Thomas Baker, and James Baker.. of
Vii., f!artir I rrrt, appointed. released, conveyed, and assigned to
•:te suet II er.ry Perrin, John Henry Skelton. and Michael Long-
, in iL..nrat therein mentioned, all the estate and efreeta,
r;J! sad N7s.r.al, of them, the said John Baker, Thwart Baker,
an‘l Jaynes Baker. or either of them, fur the benefit of their joint
a",i separate netters; and that such indenture of lease was
rely executed by the said John Baker and Thomas liakvr, and
rutS indenture of release and merriment by the said John Baker,,
Thwrias Baker, and James Baker, on the ?4th day of August
mines:aid. and ntteated by Samuel Brawn Jackson, of New Inn,
so.rand. in the said county of Middlesex, atrorney.at-law, and
A...n Matthew Barber, his clerk, and by the said Michael Long-
t•atf, on the said 24th day of Augnat, and by the said John
E.: nry Skelton, on the 2.9 th day of August aformaid, and by the
tlal II cmy Perrin, on the Stith day of August aforemid, @DJ at-
t seed by the said Samuel Brown Jackson. Dated this 25th day of

wirer, lug.
ness, Richard Jones,
to 31r. S. D. Jackson, New Inn.

S. B. JACKSON,
New Inn, Strand.

I. A L MAIL-COACH OFFICE, LAD-LANE.—
ST:PERIOR TRAVELLINti to SHREWSBURY and
1!01.111L.%U.
ECLIPSE leaves the above Office ever 7 :doming, at a
Aare Eight, and the Angel inn, btlingtnn, at Eight
Passengers by this Coach may slcep at Birminchain and
and proceed the following 'nothings, without ad-

Tile BALLOON leaves Lad-lane every Evening, at half past
and the Angel. Islington, at a quarter betote Seven. It ar-
ri%tm et Birmingham the nest morning at Nine, and at Shrewsbury
at Thr,e o'Clock in the Afternoon, where Passengers may sleep,
moceed the following Morning for Holyhead, without adtli.

:Ina', charge.
Tile ROYAL MAIL, the most direct conveyance to Holyhead,
ore-, the New Bridge at Bangor, leaves every Evtning at half-past
and the Angel, Islington, et Eight o'Clock ; Sundays at
I tit.p3st aloe

WATERHOUSE, SON, and Co., Prul!riouts.

Paufngeri and Parcels for the above Coaches moy be Lot lied at
lirowo s Gloucester Warehouse, comer of Pork-lone, Oxford-
at the Gloucester Coffee-house, and York hotel, Piccadilly.

THE FINAL. DAY
To gain THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS foe a mere trifle
is at hand! the Lords of the Treasury having determined that
on WEDNESDAY, Nth Neat Month (October), all botterits
shall east for veer

BISH, in soliciting the favours of his best Friends, the
Public, cannot but esprese his regret at the determination of
Parliament to abolish Lotteries, after their existence in this country
one hundred and fifty years, greatly beneficial as u source of volun-
tary Revenue, and ailorrimr support to many hundreds of families.
Rut the Act having passed, and the day fast uppruachitut for thc:r
total extinction, 1.11. H can only now gratertilly thank all who have
hotioured his Fortunate Offices with their favours, and solicit their
farewell kindness in this last and only achcme that can ever be sub-
mitted, combining in magnitude and number a greater display of
Capitals than was ever before presented, having

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SIX Prises of 119,0001.
No Blanks! Every Ticket a Prire ! fuming the unenuallerl
aggregate of 3f19,0001. ! AU in One Day, WEDNESDAY,Hu,
t t Neat Month (October); then all Lotteries end for ever !
Tickets and Shares are selling by Bibll, 4, Cornhtll, end 9,
Charing.eross; who shared and 144,ir1t within the last twelve months,
Five Prises of 110.000/.„ Your of 21,9091, and Nine of 20,9119/. ; and
in the TM last Drawing, :id lay, 1824,

- 21,0001.
. 21,0%01.