The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-04-04 00:00:00

102 CAPITAL PRIZES.

HAZARD and Co. the CONTRACTORS.
twin, by permission of Government, ADDED
'FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS to the Prize Money of
'the persent Lottery, are enabled to present to the Public an
nespreeellentrd List of Capital Prizes, includlog
FOUR. Prizes of 130,000
Ttl Prizes of 110,000
ti Prises of £lO,OOO
Three mi.' Cent. Console, with others of 1,0001. 500/. 400/.
zice. &r. and at the same time give to early Parch sssss an
-rxeluo.ive ndvantnge of Sixty Thousand Pounds, to be dia.
',limited is, 2,000 Prizes of 301. each, NEXT TUESDAY.
"-Hie Purchasers will have these Prises over and above any
other Ports to which they may be entitled, on the
APRIL, when the Drawing begins. The advantage of all
early purchase must be obvious. as, on the 1 lth APRIL,
the Adventurers MAY GAIN, BUT CANNOT LOSE.
Tickets and Shares are Selling at HAZARD and Co.'s
Offices, Royal Exchatiee-gate ; 26, Cornhili; and 324, Ox-
ford.stiert, where, in the last Lottery Contract, they Sold
TWO Privy cf 20,0001. and ALL the Prizes of 30,0001.
in a retest Lottery.

GENTLEMEN,
THE CO NIMITTEE for conducting the
ELECTION of Mr. WHITBREAD cannot separate
without offering yon their warmest congratalmioes cm the
happy result of the great struggle in which you have been
and their most sincere thanks for the zealous and
ethciiut support which they have received from you during
its progress. The Committee thought ft their duty, in the
outset of the contest, to state fully cud explicitly, the mo-
tives on which they relied, for inducing you to repose con-
&knee in Mr. Whitbread, and the means which, iu their
estimation, principle as well as sound policy pointed nut
as most constitutional and effectual for attaining the ob-
ject of your wishes. These are nut times for temporising on
quest' of vital Importance to the mainieuanee of your
rights and liberties; and the Committee did not hesitate to
claim your support sad to air their owe, to the cause of
Mr. Whithmad, sw far only ea he stood pledged to a ore-
matins opposition, not merely to the measures of the present
Administration, but to all the arts of Parliamentry Cur-
ruptiou.

The result has fully answered their expectations. Never
did a contest rest more tut political principle, and less on
personal considerations. Yun have taker it up on its true
grounds, and bare abundantly manifested that you are de-
termined to acknowledge only as your true Representative,
the friend of civil and religious liberty, anti the advocate for
reesuring to the people of England a lull, fair, mud free re.
sentation in the Commons House of Pao liament.
The Committee will, as early as passible, lily before you
a fall statement of the application of the fund which has
been intrusted to them, fur defraying nnavoidable expenses;
and this account will furnish ass additional proof of shit
the active co-operation of individuals con effect, and at
what a comparatively trifling cost • great county like yours
can maser, its liberty sit choice, even where its locality reu-
ders it peculiarly liable to the exercise of undue influence.
The Committee cannot pass over in silence the gratifying
spectacle which this struggle has afforded, of united exer-
tion in those L., whom it is the constant aim of yonr
enemies to sow dissentious; and they trust it may prove the
commencement of a truly inspurtant epoch to the cause of
constitutional liberty, in which all its aupportes • slia`l
unite in vigorous. opposition to the arts by which the people
of this country are hut too successfully controled in the ex-
pression of their will, and in support of a thorough mud .1.-
rectum!, but temperate and constitutional Returns of the pre-
sent corrupt system slltepresentaiioa.
By order of the Committee,
CH AS. SHAW LF.FEVRE, jun. Chairman.
Freemasons Tavern, lst April, 1820.