The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-09-13 00:00:00

LECTVRES ON THE EAR.

3IR. CURTIS will comusei.ce his NEXT
COURSE of LECTURES on Ibe ANATOMY,
PIITSIOLOGV, and PATHOLOGY of the EAR.
Wisc., by various. ANATOMICAL PREPARATIONS, on
FRIDAY, October 1, as she Royal Dispensary fur Curing
Diseases of Ibe Eli-, Carlisle-street.. .

For particulars apply to Mr. Curtis, at his house, lu. 2,
Soho•square.
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The Royal Dispensary, is open to Pupils.

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ferred. Not more than Filly Guiticas per annual east be
Address to A. M. Z. at Richard's Catf:e House, No. ft,
Fleet-street.

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Intent,

TO THE PUBLIC.
of the old Sitoe Lotirry Offices,
T. No. 4, Cnrnhill. and 9, Charing-cross, has again
the pleasing duty to pei form, of returning his sincere thanks
to his heal Friends, the Polities for the very great and in.
creamily.; patromier hestowcil on his Ofilect in the late Lot-
tery; and respectfully solicits a continuance in the ensiting
and future Lotteries, which it shall alwAys be his study to
dt serve; and he hopes his Offices will, at urutti, be conspi-
cuous fur the sale tit great Prizes.
In the Lotteries of the late year, just finished (for the
whole of which T. BISII was one of ti,. Contractors), • va-
riety of Selienies were adopted; with a view, as far as it
was practicable, to accommodate the wishes of all classes,
but they did out appear to meet the general approbation of
the Public; it was, therefore, the intention of T. BIM,
bad his offer to Governtiteut, for the present L.ottery, been
accepted, to have made great (literati)))) iit the Scltctue. But
he is, however, happy to a tttttttt nee that the present Con-
tractors appear, iii some measure, to have had the same
ideas; as lie understands the Scheme of the sew Lottery
coutains .

EIGHT Prz.,s of 20.000 l'ounds!
Various other Capitals, and the
Lowesl Nicer are 18 Pownds rack.

The further particulars of the Scheme will soot be published
for a few days ; fur thontli it is highly approved by Govern-
ment, yet it is minimise (pro
.forma) to he signed by the
Earl of Liverpool and the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
both of whom are out of town, and until it gets their signa-
tures, it cannot be published The Drasrisg is to com-
mence on the Bib of NOVEMBER,