The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-04-21 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX.

T• the GFNEii:II,(4FichTER SESSION
of the PEACE of our Lord the King, holden in and
f•le Ile County of Middles. x, at the Session-Hoare for the
sood I 'ounty (by adjournment), on Thwarts!, the Thirteenth
Din I •f April, in the First Year of the Reign of our Sove-
reign L. rd George the Fourth, by the Grace of God, of the
Vain d Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, King, De-
r of the Faith.

To Maniere, Journeymen, anal Journeywomen Weavers,
1110 i king within the said County in the Silk Manufartutes :
A PETITION having been presented to his Majesty's
had, •-ev of she Peace for she said County of Middlesex, in
Items a assembled, by several Persona, whose names are
them, subscribed, Jusirneymen Weavers, working within
tie • lid County in the Sulk Manufactures, called Royal
6111emA•s un Stage Harness or Noontime, on behalf of three-
.selves and other Journeymen in the said Branches., working
•witlits• the jurisdiction of the said Comity, stating, that 1..
:am pr .sent Roan( Prices, settled by the Seminal., the said
Worts were not included, and great discontent bad prevailed
the practice of some Masters paying less sod others
. mos e W age, than other Masters for the said Works; and
iherefutre praying That the Court would settle, regulate,
mad r. land declare the Wages and Prices of Work of the
. I..urses men Weavers, working within the said Comity, in
• the said Branch ; IT IS ORDERED that the said Petition
se sotto into consideration on Tuesday, the Ninth day of
Clay nest, at the boor of Ten in the Forenoons precisely,
that in the mean time an Advertisement he inserted in
• PubLe Newspapers to the intent that all Masters, Jour.
winos., and louriirywomen, in the Silk Manufmtures, may
I one Notce thereuf.

By the Court, SELBY.

11111 E present brine a Stock Lottery, T. BISH
1,.1s to call the attention of his Friends to the unpa.
I 101,1 e.! Si,, etas of I.is Offices in preceding Stuck Lotteries,
is he share,l snit sold
M•. 13,533 First £50,000 Consols.
18.041 Last £50,000 Co
ft 955 First £40,000 Consols.
3.123 First £30,000 Comte.
8,167 First £20,000 Consols. •
_ .

And in Money Lotteries his se has been equally
Eves' ; !hiving sharea and sold Twelve Prizes of .410,000,
ear. ter. Ate. soil in the very last Lottery, he sold in Shares,
No. a Money Prize of Twenty Thousand Pounds
.
several IitICIF Capitals.
to ti and Sh Ares are selling at BMWs Offices, 4, Corn-
hill, amid 9, Cliaring-cross, London, and by biz Agents in
the Country.
*.• tEzplanatory Schemes gratis.

The next Day of Drawiiiir Will be NERT THURSDAY,
April 27, arisen Tw, of 20,0001. Consols must be drawn.
As the First Prizt• is rack Class will be entitled to
20,0001. Consols, eivktr and above whatever other Prize it
Is drawn. and as 6,000 Tickets will be decided that Day,
upswasilt of 20 other Copitals may be expected to be then
drawn.

II AZARD AN I) CO. THE CONTRACTORS.
NEXT TIitIR4.I)AY, April 27, Two First
Prizes T W() of £20,000!
Tine, per cent. Console, MUST be DRAWN, and more
thou TWENTY OTH ER. ,CA PI'FA LS WILL he DRAWN.
Every Ticket and Share, i f hooch, before NEXT THURS-
DAY, will have a Chance q irougliout the Lottery for
FOUR Pr izes of 130,000
TWO Prizes of 120.000
TWO . Pris'ea of £lO,OOO
&c. &c. Money at id Consols, forming
102 CAPITALS!
•

Tickets and Shares are on sciale at the old-established and
feet ousts offices of HAZARLI and CO. the Coutraetors,
Royal Exchange-gate ; 26, Corn' ilI ; 324, Oxf.ril-streel,
(wort of Swallow-street, Louth •i; who shared and sold
in the last Lottery Contract, 7.:.3 6,656. ""MIS. mho
a recent Lottery all the Pt .z.s of 30,011111.!!!
••• Hazard and Co. have Aga its in all the principal
Towns throughout the Costar,.

GUILDHALL. LONDON,
APIIIL, 12, 1820.
THE COMM ITTF.E for Letting the City's
Lands will meet at Guildhall on TUESDAY, the
25th day of April inst. at Twelve o'Cluck at Noon, to LET
by PUBLIC AUCTION,
A BUILDING I.EASE for al Tema, from Midsummer
Day next, a a PIECE of GROUND on ibe East ride of
Duke-street, Alchemic, and ou the West and North sides of
Hanover-court, Iloundaditeh, London.
The Plan of the said Ground, and the Conditions for
hitinie the same, may be seen in the mean time al the
Office of Works, Guildhall.

JOS. BUSHMAN. Compiruller.

DOCTOR SYNTAX.
THE Publisliet• °film T per! imposed Open
the World order the name of Dr. SYNTAX, have
carried their shameless deceptions b.yu,d all hostadr. Not
contest with having stolen that name, they hive had the
effrontery to attempt it their Advertimormsta I. give tu
their Imonsiiium the sanction of the Artist red Publisher
of the Genuine Work. Mr. Ruolandorn (transformed In
snit their pogroms into Rooliusun) ae4 Mr. Ackermann,
she', nausea attached to the title end eviainvions, distin-
guish the true Smilax from the audacious Impostor.
No. V. VA. 11. will be published lit of May, price 21. id.

I) ACKERMANN, 101, Strand, proposes to
• publish, in Six Monthly Parts (Part I. to appear
May 1, J 820), PICTURESQUE. ILLUSTRATIONS of
BUENOS AYRES sod MONTE VIDEO, consisting of
24 Views and faithful Represents*. of the Costume,
Manners, fr.c. of the Inhabitants of those Cities and their
Environs. Taken on the spot, by E. E. VIDAL. Esq.
This Work will be prided on 410 elephant vellum paper,
corresponding with the Histories of Oxford, Cambridge,
Colleges and Schools, Westminster Abbey, Microcosm of
Loudon, mud Tour slung the Rhine. Esch Monthly Part
will coutasie four highly-coloured Eograeiogs, with 24 pages
of descriptive leper-peeve. Price 121.; large paper, 21a.
R. ACKERMANN also proposes to publish, in Twelve
Monthly Paris (Part I. to appear on May I, 1820); a PIC-
TURESQUE TOUR of the ENGLISH LAKES; illus-
trated with 48 coloured Views, drawn by Messrs T. H.
ri clam NG, and J. WA LTON, during two years residence
to the moat romantic part• of Cumberland, Westnsurtand,
and Lairrashire.

Thus Work will he printed on demy 410. vellum paper;
each Monthly Part well contain four highly-coloured En-
gravings, and 24 pages of descriptive letter-press. Price 65.;
ou 4W. elephant paper, 104.64.
Orders are received by all Book and Prialsellers is the
United Kingdom.

This day is published, handsomely printed In woe nest
Volume, foolscap tiro. and illustrated with Twenty-one
Vignettes from the Author's designs, 7s.
SK E ITD ES from St. GEORGE'S-FIELDS.
By GIORGIONE DI CASTEL CHUM.

All hope abandon ye who cuter here."
CARY'S DANTE.
Printed for Simian and Stettin, RI, Siesta
••• A few Copies are printed or fine paper, 9s.
" This Satirical Poem purports In be written by an Its.
lian Vaunter, to divert his melancholy white nt the King's
Bench Prison. It is a smart production, and surpasses, both
iu composition and in talent, the generality of works of the
class to which it helmtga,"—Li y Ossetic, April S.

ACIDULATED ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES.
THE decided Preference this NEW SAUCE
1 ham experienced during the short period it has been
before the Public, having occasioned some spurious Imita-
tions, E. LAZENBY and SON respectfully inform the
Nobility and Gentry, the Orizinvl Article is prepared only
at their Warehouse, No. 6, Edward-street, London. and
23, NA-meet-street, Dublin. The Label oa each Bottle
signed " Elizabeth Lazenby."
N.B.—nom its peculiar Preparation the Acid Anchovy
Sauce will br found very delicious with steaks, barites, Lie.
as well as all kiwis of Ash, and claim a decided preference
for exporiai 44444 ; is warranted to keep in any climate, and
dues not tars. rancid when opened.

NORTH WILTS.—FREEHOLD DAIRY FARM.
Tlr BE SOLD BY PUBI.IC AUCTION,
At the Mari, near the Rank of England, on TUESDAY,
the teth day of May next,
THE REVERSION IN FEE EXPECT-
ANT on the Death of a LADY aged 73, of and in a
very desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called BREACH
FARM, situated in tile Parish of Stratton, Si. Staticarrt•s,
in the County of %Vika, near the beautiful Vale of White
Horse, in the centre of market towns, with good roads; a
short distance only from the Wilts and Berke Canal, three
miles from Ilighworili and Swindon, nine miles from Far-
ringdosi and Crieklaile, and 77 from (motto); comprising,
win's suitable Farm-liouse,and all requisite buildings, nearly
fifty-eight acres of tine ancient meadow and pasture-land,
extremely productive, well divided, fenced and watered, for
which a rent of 1601. a year may at any time be obtained
from a responvible tenant. The tithes payable are about
M. lac the poor rates are moderate, and the land-tax is
redeemed. The estate is chargeable with the payment of
two annuities or TOL each, the one during the life of a per-
son of 42, the other for the tire or a permits of SO.
To be viewed !•y leave of Mr. Edmund Howse, the present
tenant ; and-lairtht r particulars may lie hada Mr. Crowdy,
Solicitor, Switidou; Mews. Meggisona and Poole, Hallow•
garden, Loodoo; Mr. Taylor, at the Auction Marl; sod of
Mr. Walsh, Law Stationer, Inner Temple.