The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-10-22 00:00:00

OR, I'VE QUITE TOOT.

With appropriate new Missie,,Oreiiies,Seenery, and
Dreorationl.

Captain Venture, Mr. SIM* Jovial, Mr. Lee (from
the Surrey and Olympic Theatres);/Siitdre Rattlspate, Mr.
Join, Rerve (from the English Opera-House) ; Pliul. Mr.
W S. niatterley (from the Eueli■h4pers.Hnase) ; Rogfr
S.evesktill, Mr. Wilkiumni (from the English Op rs-Hoose);
Humidify Nob, Mr. Cowell (from the Thrzajm Royal, Drury-
-1.1m) Cara, Miss Eliza Scott (from ok Theatre Royal,
Ilaymirkei ; Dully, Mrs. Bemetxrieder ; Susaw,,Miss Garcia.
Belwf fit the Pisces, a Pas de Trois, by the three Misses
licuuett (from die Theatre Royal, Cuvent•parden).

To conclude with the Barlett• of
TOM THUMB.

Toot Thumb the Great, Mies Numey (from the Surrey
Tl.••etie); Kinz Arthur, Mr. W. S. Chattelley ; Lonl Grit-
st:r, iMet Reeve (his sth appearance ha that character);
r. inure; Doodle, Mr. Campbell ; Ghost of Gaffer
11,umb. 711 r. O'Callaghaut (from the Euglieh OrraMousej.
Dolish.na, Mrs Alsop (from the Theatres Royal Drury-lane
MIMI Cue cut•trardes).

Isup will •ppevoo Monday evening iu The Actress
of Ail %Van k.

THE NEW LOTTERY.

PIr)DING Rod CO. No. 1, CO aNIII lA. having
wantonly reprobated those Schemes which were bad,
have no itoubt they shall have credit when pointing out the
merits M. sine that is good; the present Scheme, which is fur
Two untied Lotteries of 10,000 Ticket• each, eunisios
T.IGIII' Prices .of 20,0001. in Money or Consols, a untober
it as to have excited (lambi in some minds; but
is no &Igana, for there is a Certainty of Two, and
er. ry muse of these Fight Capitals, besides others, may really
Ise gained by the Purchasers of the 5,000 Tickets wow on
t. which ere all to he drawn on the oth of NOVEMBER,
soy Pirsusi purchasing Two Tickets of correspoodorg
'late, may thereby possess himself of the immense sum of
ttnsal6/. *celiac.
sebniseat. with a List of the other Prizes, the lowest of
Aeliich ore 161. and containing every other requisite explans-
tam of this mien Lottery, may hr had at PIUDI NG and
t O.'s, where was Sand the very last Prize of 20,000/. which
actually went to the Public, shut the last Prize of TWENTY
Tnointa D Gus:etas, and PI DDING and CO. hope some
of the above Capitals will again reward those who make
i!wir Puicbasea at No. 1, Comuntur..

J. SiVE ‘ll,' RIGHT, sole Contrticturn,
e; • have the pleasure of observiug that their Scheme on
the New System has receival the general approbation of the
Politic, which has no doubt arisen from the attraction of its
clowns mamas. and the great advantage to early Purchasers,
hy nutting in Use Scheme the Prises of Two Lotteries, in-
cluding uo k i than
EIGHT of rzo,ooo

. --
And eve LOH ECT PR IZES 11re SIXTEEN POUNDS -
The Purchasers of she First 5,1100 Tickets (those tally nuts
uu Stir) have the Cloture of gaining the WHOLE of the
EIGHT ta,oool. and ALL THE OTHER CAPITALS.

TWO of 29,0001. will be decided is the First Five Mitsui's,
on the
9th of NOVEMBER,
When the Lottery begins Drawing.
J and J. SIVEWRIGHT hare the pie...re of eongrato-
latmg their Friends on the cautioned Samna at their Of-
fices. baring 3•14 is the Last Lottery Nu. 3,710, • Prise of
38,0001.—Tickets sad shams are Selling is great variety at
the Cgs tractors' Orley%
37, Cornball; I 11, Holborn;
39, Haymerket; f 141, 0xf0rd,41,444.

JOHN DONOVAN. 4, Bloomsbury-square. Agents.
JOHN DOYLE, 31, St. Mary's-abbey, Dublin, S

REMOVAL OF StJPERFLUOUS FIA:R.
bolies ■re respectfully informed, TRENT'S DEPI-
LATORY, in a few minutes, actually REMOVES SUPER-
FLUOUS HAIR from the face, neck, and arms, Ihe. and
leaves the skies soft and fair.
wholesale and retail, 59. the box, with printed di-
rections. by R. Perris, 44, Dean-streete Soho (a private
house, opposite Little Dean•street), where Ladies tray have
tbeentardessoustration of its efficacy and innocence.

Country Persons enclosing • uoe pound Bank note to
B. Perrin, as shove, will have their orders and change re-
t•nied agreeable to their directions.

Sold also by Sumter, 150, Oxford-street; Bayley and
Blew, 17, Coekspur street; Edwards, 66, St. Paiira; Scar.
lett, 32, lied Lion-street, Holborn ; Sexton, 26, Leadesi-
!soldiered ; and every Proprietory Medicine Vender and Per-
fumer io the United kingdom.

Three-fifths of the Lottery disposed of.

TI3ISH begs to inform his best Friend., the
• Public,' hit the Contractors have actually disposed
of upwards of 3,000 Tickets; and when it is considered
that only 5.000 were on Ssle, and all of them to he drawn
the First Day (9th of Next IITonill) it is to be (eased there
will not he any of the First Day's Tickets left fur Sale for
the last Week, and Purchasers then will only he able to buy
part of the Second 5,000, which will not be drawn fir
Month after, and of COW*, cannot have any of the Capitals
that may be drawn the First Day. T. DISH consequently re-
commends an early purchase; and this he does the more
confidently, from his knowledge of the above being a fact,
as lie has had, for his owl, individual Sale, upwards of
TWELVE HUN ORE t) Tickets; and it has generally hero
the case, that more T.rkels are sold in the last Three Days,
than in all the time previous; but now that cannot lie the
ease, for should the demand continue in the proportion it
has hitherto been, there will NOT BE NEAR TICKETS
SU FFICI ENT.

Tickets and Shares are selling by T. BlSH,Stork-Broker,
4,Cornbill; and 9, Chariug-cross ; and by all his Agents in
She Country.
•.• The Prices of Stacks are affixed, hourly. against
lIISH's Office, in Cornhill, by which the Public can are the
fluctuations.

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