The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-04-08 00:00:00

TO T. DISH'S CUSTOM ERS.

TII 40.0001. 1414 try be give., away ! ! sod the
60,4140 i. maid to be fur Early Purchasers!! are fully
~t,laiur.l in BISH'S Schemes.—From the wording of the
Ailscitifirmeata, Handbills, and Sbow-boards, wade are of

for the saks of the present Lottery, an erroneous
idea 1..., quite fortis, that particular or greater nitrantagcs
• 'wild he obtained at some 'Vices than could be had at
olhcr.: and as such au unfounded opinion is prejudicial,
might to he removed from the minds of those who hare
, already, and those wbu hare not adveutured, T. BISII begs
most respectfully to assure his best Friends the Public, that
there is toot any real or imaginary advantage the Scheme
holds turtb, in which the Customers of his Offices atoll not
equally participate, although he u NOT the CON.
• 'TRACTOR• •
The Scheme consists of 20,000 Ticket., sad contains 102
Capitals, amounting to 303,5001. Money and Consols.
- The present Ir•ing a Stock Lottery, T. BISH begs to call
Ihr niietition of his Friends to the unparalleled Success of
his Offices, in precediug Stock Lotteries; as he shared sad
aold • No. 13,6113 First libt►,lloo Gamuts.
18,041 Last 50,1 m Consols.
9,955 First 40,01.0 Comaoh,
3,123 Viral 30,1100 Cossuls.
Aud in Money LoOmits, his Success has been eqttaltv
great, having shared ■nd sold •Twelve Prizes of 30.000/.
Ac. &c. hoc.; and in the very last Lottery be sold is Shares,
144).2,507,a Nutley Prize of Twenty Thousand Pounds, be.
sides seve►al minor Capitals.
+•• The Preliminary Day of Drawing (as the Gazette
rate it) will be NEAT TUESDAY, 11th April, on
nay 60.0001. Money will he witlaskswu from the Selman.,
ice d 1 eithug all the 2,000 Prise, of 301. Not any who,.
• Prize (higher or lower), nor will there be say {;tanks drawn
that Jay; bat every one of those 2,000 Prises of 301. is 111
lottire a chance spill for all the Capitals sod usher Pr 4,,,
• jt:rt as If they had tool been drawn, aulwitbstaudiag they
, syllo-aels be eutitled to the 301.
Tickets awl Shares are Selling at BISH's Offices, 4, Corn-
-103. :it'd 9,- Charbsg-cross, Loudon ; sad by Ins Agents in
she Country.
4.4 Explanatory Schemes gratis.
Ihe Priest of Stooks are alfized„ liossriy, against
Matra Orr*, in Gonad', by srhiris the Public ran ace
/he ftut•taations,

lIAZAR I) AND CO. coNTRAcroKs.
Z61),000 NEXT TUESDAY.
AIL Atilfrlsillrelli 1.4 rrERY who
Purchase before NEXT TUESDAY, will have • de-
rided advantage over an) former Lottery whatever; for on
That day they ntay 001 only gala 301. fur a Ticket uuw
Lastichtouil in proportion fur coyly Share, without the posusi.
Whey of losing, bill will afterwards have the full chance
for ilic
F0UR..... Priam of.. t 30,000 £120.000
TWO ..20,000 40,000
TWO.
etc. let. die &online in Wiley soil Consuls
102 CAPITAL PRIZES.
Fiery Ticket and Share now porelvoesl will have a chance
for Al.l. the Ova:at in 11w Lottery, whether drawn the And
d ty or uu any sillier illy.
Ticks IA awl Shirrs are Selling. at DAZA RD and Co.'s
Royal Encluilicelase; 2A, Corolla,; and 324, Ox-
ford shirt, where, in the last Lottery Coutracl, they Suld
Tll 0 Prizo• of 20,0001. sod ALL the Prices of 30,0001.
iu a remit Lottery.

WATERFORD AORIDIN,VJAIti 11. REPORT,
Sztending throryh the Graeae& of Waterford, Tipperary,
Kamm and Wahl *rd.
..._.—.......----. • q
MARCH.
A great variety of buttons was aceemplishod
in the month of March, ae the moms was so v le
to the differeat brooches of Agriculture, to
OAS sowiag, which In seem plume, .frisked. A
large gratuity of early Paseo= w mod some per-
sum are pleating essay (*burs, an em is sow ma-
nerociaa. Farmers are adMigtehrarleyeateamery prepare-
, titre fur Barley mots'; theirms ININGS 1111 be good cow
aitinti fur it, ated.lisme imemiselt otivipted in burning Ileac,
and miximg it with IbideS IS Mahatmas; likewise dam is
put or beadlaads, esebode are dug sad seized together,
being coosidered very rid Imainue. Several are employed
is @kissing or hostas' rolod to here he potalosowiog.
Although people seem to he very busy this Deese*, still many
labourers are tsemployed.
Www.aw in .gomerld apron mot very luxuriant; however,
this is *flea the case at ilms mesou.of Ike rot, ao-tligt an
old proverb may be relented with maul mi It, alhiely,
" when farmers pt. their aids Of wheat a 'Pairieled day,
they came weeping swap jept.wpso Owe ou a May day,':.
they mew rejuicieg awe gY ' Wit; Sias, sad UPI ampere
is pretty good cuoilitis% sad early HATE IN some plates
premise well, although asi.ettme plums it has failed, sad
hes bens obliged to be .
.. Artratuntaes is rather in
a kingold state,. . lieeMa... impasse hats
stepped she soffausileSselle Item heir sradows,
eamidel lag that they kdslit Illklorl salaktima **POP a
the waters..
HORSES and Ba.acc Calpia- saiiie IN • a:dais' cos-
dine". being out so toppistrearighl he married, owing to
the severity of the wittier snow. Although HST is still
abundant, and I. liege gumming" huh in Meru god etiontry,
sad the prices 'moderate, Herr have her very dear, so
that tbry average as ',home Or pric•itrt ..s to two
guineas; this advance seed* wit* Mal =fighliPs•
ei DaY Hress have also &dram* 'ahead* head,
and SPRINGERS are much : d fer is tpheetreate of the
commencement of the Butte, they ere from owe to
two guinea. a head high. r. gamma are pretty 'mode-
rate, especially the Cuonaught Piga, which are brought downs
here in large lota. STORE Sass, and Lamm are rather
cheaper than heretofore ' • however fat Lambs and Sheep
being scarce, are sow perrbased by butchers at high rates.
During the month the Markets were pretty well eopplied
with Guam sod other communities, *Man vases ea
Wheat and Flour; Barley, Data, mod (11, • these
nearly stationary. In the prices of sod
other articles, there have ace. • ' *bids
we cousider it sow immvaterial • .' •'
• . r
oiLCor.

LIFE OF LORD4UROELL._

We have been much gratified with thiperusal
of a pamphlet which has recently appeared from
the pen of Spencer Johnson, Esq. entitird GI Some-
/lemur/es on Lord Jolla Kassell's Life of William
Lord Russell, and on the 'rinses in~Ae lived."
It is an eloquent and deserved triall'iro the excel-
lent 'Mud and early virtues of tlittereditarily pa-
triotic Noble Biographer, and the principles and
merits of the valuable work with which he has
obliged the world, as well as a perspicuous exposi-
tion of the long chain of causer which impelled the
generous mind of his heroic ancestor to the manly
course of political conduct which lie tiodeviating.
ly pursued, and engaged him its those glorious
struggles in defence of civil and religious liberty,
which must ever render Iris memory dear to his
country, but in the complete establishment. of
which his oven life was unfortunately made a sa-
crifice.

We think there are few who huve met with the
interesting volumes that form the subject of our
author's months who will not concur with him in
the following observation :
" From the excellent specimen which Lord John Ramie!l
has given us of hill talents fur historical. narrative sad re-
ar:web, we wish the Noble Lord would favour the public
with • history of the House of Rupsell, from the earliest
periud to near the present times, connecting the lives, as
they most lw, with the political eveats of the day: such a
work would be highly important, and would elucidate and
rescue Guru misreprmeotasion and obsenvity, by his Lord-
ship's industry, as iu the present volumes, many parts of
Brush history."
The passages we next cite deserve to be selected,
as well oar account of the justness of the panegyric,
as of their conveying a gond specimen of the ha.
bitual fluency and strength or Mr. Johnson's style :
" INscended from a long line of illustrious ancestry,
growing to manhood during a period when the nation was
ballast with tyranny fur its rights, and finally witnessing
the termination of this civil strife In • military chief, the
generous Lord rtoiorit, 'writing with dignified resentment,
Prospered by the mild precepts of Christianity, I. ft the
Inmost of his family to join in the struggle agaiust the
esiablishmest of royal despotism.
• • • • •
• 'a • • and, Await', whets we
the smisforis he persmed M private life, sad the