The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-09-26 00:00:00

. the Poky Thannatin Pounds Prise. in the
Lenny, which bight, Lkawiug 2Uth Ottobse,

• BRANSCO MB And CO. 1I a Ho!..
, Cornhill, and 38, Haymarket, ►eg Scare to
present State Lottery Scheme exceeds every
gonebefore it, by ►eing able to 111144 of a
Pounds Pfift, with only Twenty -litoutand
considerably less than Two Blanks to a Pius,
• ifataler of sad% of the lex thousand numbers
first or principal Lottery, and e..titled to a
tupplementary one, w►ich T.chet n. Share. so
•r, by applying at eir Isar oi the a wee Cl:fees,
in us before the 16th November, 11107, sell
as it drawn a 201. prime ; but, ri not mkt,
. numbers, a.ter that 11114, TIM be entitled
Chance behnsiog is the number or num.
a toe Supplement:try Lottery, which Is to
Sea 111011.11114 tchittical Numerics, drawn am
tt, be the nuniber oi numbest Acid by each
All a Whole Ticatt or A SILVIS, with..ut any
ae w trout le ref eitanging the number fir.t put.
Iyouscipal Lottery
roc berth Lotteries, and Pr are paid on de_
tare now ..11ing by Sir JA NIES BRANS-
.pnetors t the Lucky Lottery utLos, No.
wohlil, an•t it, Ilarniatket, l'ixadialy;
Stitt. ',ltem tie twilowuts were
Skive., earn, h :
•re of I .00,11.1 likewise•, No. 10,167, a
rid N.. 4.477, a Wile et ; 11114 Wlllllll
eve•• sold; likewise, N... 14,7.7, the last
r•'rls Prise ever entattA to *41.0.111.
n the ti.wund .Pry, in the Ivet Year's Lot.
a . S• re.; and, in the two lesA Yea&
.1. m Capital Prises were also
sou 420bitares, Guiders* of *carol

pleat. surrounded by a valuable Estate of about two hundred
Acres of excellent Land, lying veiy compact. The House is a
new-built substantial mansion, with a Southern Aspre3, de-
lightfully situated on a gentle silent, commanding the meet
beautiful part of the rich scenery of the vales of Hermon and
Giantism, about two miles from the Market-town of Heeiten,
fourteen miles from Exeter, and eine from Sadmouth, at •
convenient dutance from the Great Weetern Road and can-
tem.., on the ground floor, an entrance-hall, fifteen feet by
twelve, with an elegant star-case, end a spacious dining reeds
and draw inc-room, thirty feet by eighteen, and upwards of
twelve and a half high. Oa the seeped fluor, a library, twenty
fr et by twelve, and three bed-rooms, a ith dressing rooms. The
east wing ,it the hover contains • kitchens house-keeper's
teem, larder, back kitchen and dairy end four lodging memo
over ; and thecae wing, a small pa lour, hedges pantry, NT.
cants' hal. wash-house, and three lodging rooms over;
walled garden, which is well stocked with feud-trees; the coach-
houses, for three carnage', six malted stables, harness and
saddle-house, tow-houses, granary, and other :them, are
seated at a convenient i•dance from the house. The lawn,
plantations, and ether claw, occupied with the mansion-house,
and which Is. us the trout and Meerut it, contain about thirty-
five acres of excellent land ; and, at the foot of the lawn, runs
the river Offer. a remarkably fine ti it stream, adding greatly
to the besot, end 'aloe of the situation
The remainder of Ike estate, en which there is erected a
new-built ceiternient farm house, at a proper distance from the
inansinii-hon•e, with every necessary office end out-hnu.e, i.
Win a gad tenant fur • shat term of year", et au easy rent.
The Ertate is Fteennl4 of Inheritance, and the Land-Tax it
redeemed. All the Buttelinp have been emoted within nice
years Last past, are imperfect repair, and forma tidy de.irable
and beautiful rrsateirms for • genteel family. For Mewing the
premises, apply at tit Mansion-house; and foe (either parts.
cularr, to Nlemr,. TOW/1111104 and Pearm. Sdteren, HOUMA.
Down

Thu Purchaser maybe seerismodated with posameort of the
Mansion. and Landeocennied with 0, at Citttstaaat nett:,
and with 1.1111 ►ur.giture at a last 'Mutton. Part of the iott-
chase-mm*l rmay realism 1411 mortgage of the Eliot*.

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