The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-04-24 00:00:00

lIAZARI) & Co.

CONTRA CliicTiiii'd 6OVERNMEN7'

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For the present Lottery, esotaiaiNg
107 CAPITAL PRIZES
OF £20,000, £3.000. .ed.ooo, &c. &c.
Re►p: etfully acquaint the Public they have so arranged the
*tame, that
20 Prizra of £l,OOO each
stun BE DRAWN
los the First go Minutes,

THE KING'S BIRTH-DAY, 4TH JUNE.

The plan of ineretsiny the Nomher of Capital Prizes was
M universally approvell io the hot Lottery, as to create •
;:eniand which aired the pries, of a Ticket to TIIIILTV
Pus mos, awl a hiktzenth to Two Poooos. HAZARD
11..11 Cu. the present Contracture, solicit attention to the ful
hosing Nitab of this Scheme, which contains More Capital
Prat..., yet there are 4,000 Tickets less than in the Lnat
ionl the prevent Price of a Ticket is Duly £l9 102.
4101 a Sixteenth, £1 7s.
ALL STERLING MONEY.
1 Prizes of £20,000 !
4 Mize, Of .e3,i010 and £2,000 !
Vrizes of Y LotO !
'2ll Prizes or £5OO !
:47:16 or .e. 300, £ 00, XlOO, &c. &c.
floe First 20 Prizes will have 21,0.00 More.
The Foot WO Blanks wt!i have fl 5 each.
Ihe sieth.drairst Prize shove £l,OOO will have £20,000
More.

cierte and Ares are arilisic by HAZARD mad Co. CoN.
RA( TONI, their very old Orrice, NIP. 93, KOVAL EX.
CIIA %ft' (estakilitited wpwaras of NO yearr), whe SolJ and

(tire Prize, of £i0,0041
in tL LW Trit's Lott►nes, soot Capitals ig runner Lotteries

unwinding w maim millions.
B.—Favousitit Nuon6ers 111 IV Ite OinailJed by WI/

J ~l~'i:Caauu.

The Epistles of Ovid patens all the warmth of expression
and lamtriatice of farey which distinguish that Author,
without being disfigured by the heroes which marks most of
his other peoduetitma. That no single Writer &hunk] have
left es • Version of the best Work of owe of the best Poets
of the Augustan age. is somewhat extraurdiw•ry. A faithful
Translation of the.. elegant and impassioned Epistles is •

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Printed fur T. Bouliluns, Jon. 15, Old Boad4treet ; and
Baldwin end Cn. Patti nuster-row.

This day me published, in two vols. lieu. peke IL le.
LECTURES on the HISTORY of LITE.
RATURE, ANCIENT and MODERN, frost Ilse
GERMAN of FREDERICK SCH LEGEL
Priuted fur Wm. lilackwund„ Edinburgh; and Baldwios
Crailock, and Jlly, Patel nosier-row.
" Frederick Schlegel has more originality of genii's than
almost any other celebrated man in Gentian,; but far from
depending on that originality, though it promised him much
sneoesa,lsa endeavoured to assert it by exteusive study. It
is a great peso( of our respect Car the halms species, aben
we dare nut address it from the suggretions ttf oar own
minds without baying first emsee.ieutiounilv exasiosid Into all
that bon bees left to us by our predecessors as as lobe-
ritance."—lllad. de Steel.

NORTH WEST PASSAGE; ARCTIC ZOOLOGY,
On the bib of May will be published, in 410.
OBSERVATIONS on GREENLAND, the
NI Adjacent Sens, mid the North Mad Passage to the
Pacific Ocean, made in a Voyage tit Dories Straitsolurinz
the Summer of 1817 ; illudrsled and ruilm Dished by Chart.,
and numerous other Plates, fruits Drawings Executed by the
Author, (ruin continual Observations.
By BERNARD O'REILLY, Eiq.
•.• The arguments adduced to prove the practicability of
a North West Passage are supported by Facts mint hitherto
examined, outlaw of such weight as to give confidence in
their accuracy. The accomplishment of this great object
uiusl be evidently of vast benefit to the connsteicial inte.
realms of Great Britain, and cannot fail to interest the reader,
as Ilse expectation edits, ilibeuray. fluted in sumac measure
by time fortunate voyage here related, has induced the Go.
volumed to fit nut ships fur the perpose. To the inhabi-
tants of Suutlwris Lands the Views aketched on the .put will
be most iutereatina, as they will convey a complete tilea of
the iiiination of the Pular Wl.lllll to the 77th del. of North
tail lade. Previous accounts had mentioned the cxiatenceuf
a people of singular character inhabiting those dreary Te-
resina.; hot it ruraiurd fur the present detail to exhibit
Porteuits Guar life of human beings who cherish 811 abode
there in preference to lime comforts of milder clinics. The
Arctic Aqiinali. and Bird!' of Passage there found, with the
Whale Fishery, will he exhibited iii plates as well as de.
scribed ; amid illni.traliutis of Ibt PlisuJiisetas of Atosusplicie,
will rat be omitted.