The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-10-10 00:00:00

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THIS MONTH.
riprespe,tritile remind's the Pnbdie, that
• the sTATE Lorry not only begin', but
C itti
oshes OD FRIDAY, the oath of this mouth; theraitre all
wins wish to have a chance to gain
FAGHTY TIiOI'AAND POI'N DR
by the purchase of a siagla Number, 111.1111. oily before the
drawing Legina, as the whole Lottery, consisting of aim,iioul.
fo Prises, sill be derided in ONE DAY.
Ticket. and Shares are selling in great smarty, at his old
establalied Otimes in Loadna, and by his Agents in the
Country i who, in the late Lotteries, bare beta remarkably
it-imitate in wiling and sharing an immense number of Ca-
pital Prima, particularly the two last.lu,-awtl. Pi Mrs, the lut
ciolool Prier, and the last ramtal Prise ever draws,
••• Persons in the Cuastry may he impptierl the same as
if precut, by sending their orders (a oat er carnage- p uel),
orreosp.nsiest with bank notes, goni: hills, rub, or post-utfice
orders, to hither of his Old fatedished Offices,
No. 4, COON iLL. Of 9, CRAM G-CROSS, LONDON.
wipe all Imisisma in the IP•lgic Feuds iv traosseted with
y dispateli.--Plassetti remark, the State is the only
• tie* "nil he drawn THIS PEAK
7 7.!.
INTERIOR DECOItAtIAN.

LIGHTFOOT mod COOPER, l'aper-I longing
Massigleturom, and relaters a 'interior Decoration,
No. 15, Mimi Lancet, Boad.strtet, must respectfully ac.
sissies the Nobility and Gentry, Rad the Pantie in general,
that they have opened their specious Swats tier the purport
of conducting the healers of Decorative Paihting and Pa-
Pef.11.011.1111 mot 1w obviate the complaint, that small (le-
sion, however hiceteintisly finished, do Not always couvey •
hell end complete ides of decorative arrangement, have fitted
op as Exhibition Room so spacious, that they ere enabled to
display their contraltos'ss to the eye, as large as they may he
required is execution from tlo, dinienennis of the Cabinet to
that of the Drawiiig!Rmou ; these are displayed in stripe s-
selled and other ilietrihutions, nu which they wilt attempt
endless variety, in emery style hitherto adopted or kiiown.
G. COOPER Memoir devoted the greatest part of his time
to the study of .trehdiectural Painting, wider the lest
Masters' trusts that they will be able to give their decors.
threa that style of classic elegauce suit picturesque
es greadyiNg to the mind of taste. Their expectati-
coatimied petionege are founded on their bele; the
hest artists oliO have imputed in a • • ler undertaking, and
ibil“ on doubt that the !midis will lie readily CIADVIllet.i of
the advantages derived from wilisulting them, without the
interrcutinsi of Any ether pertion,by whirl delay is prevailed,
and expense sewed.
Just published, dedicated by peroimoni to the ]last
Noble the 31 arising of Towidiered. Pail of Leiteettr' Prea-
cleat of the Society of Awtigneriea of Leaden, Ike. SM. the
Fecund Part of TbeptCH fICT ft A L RIELIQUtf ; Sc,
The presrid State of fle woo svii-brateit Iteinvlas Of Armies*
&nab Archives,* sad /kalptsra m Greet Itritain. 1!y
George Casper. Coetaining Views mat Seelptured 'rec-
ounts of Titter's Abbey, Mimesoatisaliire...-ioiel leg WIN
A utile r, 164 his DOWN. AO WWII

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