The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-02-23 00:00:00

4th of NEXT MONTII.
Three of £30.000 ! lOA Cupligh !
STATE LOTTERY
Begirt an lVederadey, 4th of MANCINI. • •
Gwane. Stoakvllvnltef• 9. Coito t.t., and
• 17. I.VOGATIWITIIIIIT, reasta.la his Friends that
Oa WLOILIDAY, 4th of LILT MOIIITII, the Lottery be-
e"-
ON THAT DAY—Tea of Ike Capital Prizes will be de
tided in Hut first Ten Minutes.
ON THAT DAY—.Tke first Prize will retries Fire
Thousand Pounds in addition.
ON THAT DAY—!I. THREE £30,0*0 Prizes way
AU be urows
ON THAT DAY—•Tka First Bleak will renrire Four
Pipes if tka Dad Port Wine to the
Kingdom.
ON THAT DAY—Nearly 5,000 Tickets Must be Drew*.
ON THAT DAY—About Forty Capitals will be Drawn.
Amid it most he arlaiilted that these are solid isidoeenseals
in perdue, forty—A areal variety and it is hopeda fur.
tumor selective', of Tickets and Sharer are row 00 Site
At WEBB'a fortunate Office*.
9, CORNHILI, and 17, LUDGATIISTREET.
IfPiere TNRKK Morley Prizes q
Have beer lately Shared, Sold, sad Paid ow=l. via.
3,1169„.... in 11 hhares,.... 139.999
11,539,.... in 13 Shares,.... SWIM
12,990, • ...in 11 Shares, ... 9311,11110
•.1 la the last Twelve Years, wily FIVE Mowry Prises
of LlO.OOO have beta Shared in linithlad. and THREE of
these Five were Vela by WEIR !!—Dune not this lark war.
real lite expectation so vowel*, inanifirstod that soots, if
oat all, of else Three I. 30,000 Prisms is the present Scheme,
will be "old by Main,

—A. Yes, and of a ; I have laboured in
milsy trrdea-
The Povisi use in the face ?
lbsit mere pleasant* in looking at
the ;sulpha-.
The fatesident—took at me, Brunean ?
Bruneau—lt is not polite to look our full in
the face.
Having confeniesi that he had bern in Noith
America, he was asked *hearths had not had iuO
ur groer?
Brume's—Ali ! B----. I never had any ne-
groes. My sister indeed might hive had them, but
for sue, I wiPs a negro, snyself.
Q. How slid you call yourself in America ?
A. Charles Charlemagne.
Q. Hive you motioned to call yourself so ?
A. It is my real nun', at least if Monsieur, oily
uncle, will not .make ine a !Award. But I have
no fear of him.
Q. When yoii went to Casson's house. did you
nocapeak of a sack ?--A. Yes. I had left it there
for a smirk as George king of England.
Q, Had you any money when arrested ?--A. Not
before. but since.
Q. No diamond., nor a bilffor 500,000 francs ?
A. I had them at the Bicetre.
Q. Who sent them to you ?—A. Persons who
were attached to me. General Megrim stud General
Jackson. &c. &c.
The Presidentt-reeeneral Moreau was dead at
that time.—A. I know it well, but his wife was at-
tached to the Duchess of Penthievre.
Q. Did not Branson write letters fur you to the
Duchess of Anemias/at ?—A. If he !stow any it
was by my orders, for I have no fear of my biller.
Q. Did not Vignerot and the wife of Dasnont
give you money sad clothes?—A. Yrs.
Q. Was it as to Louis XVII. ?—Yes, my little
man; as to their master.
Q. Have not you attempted to send to her Royal
Highness Madam. a seal, letters. and your por-
trait ?—A. Yes ; my piirtrait is common enough :
yes ought to knew that as Ws old dancing-master.
Branson. his accomplice, was then exemined,
and confessed that he had been deceived by the
Prisoner into a belief that he was actually the son
of the unfortUnew Louis X.VI.
The Sitting was then adjourned.
OISE HUNDRED CAPITALS.—THREE PRIZES OP
THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS—TWELVE PIPES
OF PORT.—LOTTERY DRAWS WEDNESDAY, 416
MARCH.