The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-07-25 00:00:00

FIFTEEN WAYS TO CYOO►SI WINE.

As CIIIIIIM\stUrS or ',V ore divot, dr, npiiiinii
both of Vintage and Flavour, G. CARROLL, the Con-
tractor for the Lottery (No.?, Curnhill, and 26, Oxford-
street). respectfully entreats those who may br the Holders
of earb Prim of 1,000 Sovereigns, to select the choicest
Wines, AOREILAILY TO THEIR OWN TASTES, and in either
of the following Proportions they may prefer :
Pipes Hogsheads Pipes
of of of
Port. Claret. Madeira.

4
3
3
1 . .... and
1
O
O
2
2
O
2
1
1
And in Proportion fur Sham.

The above is in ‘d,liiiont to the two Prizes of 30.0001.
Iwo 01'2,0001. 2,000 Sovrreigns in Gold, &e. Ste. which ins,'
ell be drawn the 4th of Nest Month, as there are so Fixed
Prizes whatever in this Lottery, and only It ,noo Turkets.

AS USUAL.

IL BISH'S Friends, no doubt, recollrct the
• great success which attended his offices in the last
Lottery. He lays no particular strem sin this circumstance;
because it is not at all surprising that be should uniformly
sell more Capital Prizes than any ether (lice keerfr
His good fortune has become such a reznlar " matter of
course," and is now so completely proverbial, that his old
motto," As Usual," is always echoed hack by the experience
of every clan of adventurers, and is as regularly looked for
by the Public eye in a newspaper, at the close of each Lot-
tery, as the news itself ; but as many of his friends might
wish to know the destination of bit Capitals, he has pub-
lished the particnlars of his 23,0001. and 3,0001. Prises fur
their information, riz.
A Quarter In Ilalestrorib

An Eighth to Min ket Drnyton
A Sixteenth to Caitetbn►y

A Sixteenth to Liverpool
A Sixteenth to Lynn
A Sixteenth to Manchester
A Sixteenth to Norwich
A Sixteenth to Norwich
A Sixteenth to Osford
A Sixteenth to Peekhont
A Sixteenth to Petticoat-
lone
A Sixteenth to Preston
A Sixteenth to Soho
A Sixteenth to the Strand
A Sixteenth to Thetford
A Sixteenth to Whitby
A Sixteenth to Wiiikington.

A Sixteenth to Chexpsitte.
A Sixteenth to Edinburgh
A Sixteenth to F.dsoburgh

A Sixteenth to Frone
A Sixteenth t• Gravesend
A Sixteenth to Greenwich
A Sixteenth to Hereford

A Sixteenth to Ipswich

A Sixteenth
A Sixteenth London, bat
A sixtrenth not rtes.
A Si xteeii ili tered.
A Sixteenth

T. BISH slsu sold 35 other Capitals, the psrticnlars of
which are too numerous fur insertion. The New Lottery
begins drawing
NEXT TUESDAY WEEK,
and in recummeuding it to his Frieutls be is only doing an
set of common justice; u he will candidly aelcuowledge,
that it is an improvement on Lis own plan to the lust Lottery
fur which he wax Contractor; fur although that Lottery
liumessed Three 30,000!. Prism, there were is,ono Ticket.;
but the present lottery contains Two Primo( 30,0001. with
10,0410 Tii-kets less ; consequently the Chalice ut' gaining a
30,0001 Prise is very considershly Meow:ed.
As a brief outline, he begs to state, that with only 11,000
Tickets, there are Two Prises ofsoo3o/. and Fourteen other
Capitals, besides Two of 2,0001., 2,1)00 Sovereigns in
with Port, Claret, or Madeira, in addition to all the Prises.
The Wine is also an improveineut on DISH's idea in his own
Contract; in which lie presented Thire Prises of Port, in
aililitiou to the Scheme—Two of which he divided into
Shares. Full particulars are contained in the Scheme, which
may he Ind gratis, at his Others, 41, Coruhill, or 0, Charing.
cross, or of any of his Agents, who are now selling Tickets
and Shares in gi eat variety.