The Sun.
London, England, 1806-08-29 00:00:00

MORE CAPITAL PRIZES,

And Fire Thousand less Tickets than last State Lottery.
The First-draws% Ticket entitled to
TEN' T"HOUS AND POUNDS;
Ali other Capital Prizes are afloat. •
PURCHASERS of TICKETS • and,SHARES will
have the opportunity of obtaining all the Capita,l_Prizes,
provided. they purchase before the Drawing commences,
.wliich will be on :the 13th. of Oaoller next. The Sithente
contains, equal Adv.antages of
,TWENTY THousi,aNn POUND PRIZES,
TEN THOUSAND 'POUND PRIZES,
TIVE THOUSAND POU.ND PRIZES, &e. &c.
To fofmer Lotteries of double the Number of Tickets.
Twenty Thousand Tickets only, and. no other State Lottery
• 'to be drawn this Year:. '
SCHEME: - •
-

Total Value.

Wo. of Prizes. Value-of each.
.3 _ _ - ,C2c,coo -
3 -
3 - - 15,0c0
4- 5,0c0.
- - - • .. 4, 'co
2,000

,000

20
40
4000 - - 82,000

.....o,eoo Tickets 200.000
Tickets ?Ind Shares are on Sale at every Lottery 011 ice.
Ticket - £l9 15 0
Half - - 10 z Eighth - - z i r 6
Quarter - z o Sixteenth - a 6 0

I.F.SS:TICKETS ANIS MORE PRIZES.
4, CORN :ILL, and II cfIARING-CROSS, 1,02,6P0N,
BISH respetatullyfacqUainta the Public, that
• the present LOTTERY contains the fewest Tickets
ever known in a Lotter!-, .aathe most Capital Prizes.
- The last 30,0001.. Prize, 'the last 20,0001. Blank, and-the
last to,cool. Prize, ever shared, were all' sold at the_ above
'Offices ; where Tickets, Shares, and Chances, are selling in
great variety, and -vhere all outstanding Prizes are paying in
full; V4ithOut anv decluelion.
persons•in the Coimtry may-ire supplied, by sending
their Orders, Post or Carriage paid,' accompanied with 'good
Bills; Bank' N ores,- Cash, Or Post-Office Orders.
The Lottery begins the 13th of .),Elober next.

BUCKS. • •
FREEHOLD MANOR. ESTATE, • and VALUABLE •
CHURCH PREFERMENT. . .•
TO BE Solo' BY AUCTION.:
By Messrs. WINSTANLEY and •SO
N, •
alt Garraw.ay's, on Tuesday, September 30, 18,•.,6, at Tsvelve
. . o'Clock,
Very and-'•lmprovdble FREEHOLD
ESTATE ; consisting of the MAN R of HA R. D.
NEAT); extending over the whole Parish, and four valuable.
Dairy- Farms, with 'Fariti...Houses ' and suitable ti
ings,containing together t ti9A. I k.3OP. principally Grazing
Land, lying nearly' ivithin-.a 'Ring Fence, and comprising al-
stiost•the whole of thel'atish of 1-latilinead, except a small
part, which is in the tiljoining, Parishes of,-North Crawley,
Ctieheley, Embertoti, and Astwood, in 'the Cpt:nty of
BuCks,"abotit six miles from Newport Pagnell,. three 'ffom'
Cdirieyitvii.elVc from Northampton,' and fitry-six from ,Lon-
don, in the several Occupations of 'Nlessrs. Wm. and Thomas
Eattatns, Wm. Clayton, F. B: Old, and T. Brookes, respect-
able Tenants, on Leases, which will expire at Lady-day
;text, at old rents, amounting to only 10141. per son. eapa-
rale of considerable in-iprovenient,. besides .SA: 3lt ..„3711. of
Wo.o4l,and in hand. „Also the Peipetval AdvoWson and
Ttexf Presentation to the ReetOry of Ilardinead, of about +lle'
;annual value of zeol. the; present Incurnbot 57. years of
age. •
Messrs. W. and. T. Baltams, the Tenants, will shew. the.
'Estate., -
Printed Particulars may be had at the Swan, Newport Pak
Dell ; .George,.. Northampton ; Cock, Stoney Stratford.;
George; Woburn.; .Crawr, Dunstable;
,White Hart, Saint
;.-of Messrs. Woodcock anat. Baternan, Solicit Ors,
.I.incoln's Inn New-square ; at. the Place of Sale ; and of
.Messrs, Winstanley'and Son, Paternoster row, where a Plan
.tray b'e

•
IS4ItI.NE VI,LLA,. with 133 Acres Copyhold, and 63 .Acres,
. " Leikhold, -pwrtlTCYi FIELD, IL KN Ts.
.• SoLDM? AUCTLOSt;
V•
`By
_PETER CORE,
At GarraWays, iM,Thursday,- scpt. 4,- at Twelvo'Clock,
late. the Properly- of lames Mill, •Esq. deceased,
THAT Elegant, Modetn, Well-constructed CO-
-11 HOLD VI LLA, known as CROFTON HOUSE,
stiost delightfully situate 'oits an• Eminence, within one mile
and a half of the Sea, one mile from Titchfield; nine of South-
amptoti, three of the-Market Town of Fare ham, and 76 riVes
-from London, in a be-autitiil and much-admirediaart of he
-I.Cntinty of Hants, commanding interesting Marine Views,
• extending to the Isle bf Wight,. the Needles, 'etc. and (liver-
.sified Prospeas of the Tien surrounding Country, which'
abounds with GaMe tke Roads good, and the Neighbour-
hood sele6l7and social ; with Pleasure,ground, embellished
with full-gtaWn Fratest :frees, and Plantation.; ; Green-
house ; walled Garden, in, pqrfe4lion; Coach-houses,; Sta-
bling, and ill,suitable. Of•liets ; Farni-honse.at a. short dis-
tance, with capital Barns, • Stabling, Granary, arid Buildings,
and' attached Past-lite and -Arable Land ;•rontAining, ij; the.
.• whole, 233 Acres, 'With 13)1Acres' Leasehold, held till Mi-
• chaelmas, tBii, and 49 Acres till Michaelmas, t 807,. in ad-
dition. • 72 "
The Villa prisents two handsome Elevations, and tontaips
' 2 16fty- chevtul Entrance-ball, with admirable Stair:Lase,
excellent well-ffnished Diritn, mill Drawing Ro4o,'Cacti z 8
fleet by 20- a .Break.fast-parlmity
family Bed-chambers, Dressing and Powdering Itvoms, Wa-
• ter-closets, and Servaufs' V Apartments. The Domestic Of-
ce-‘a are of thehest description, with bond Cellaring; and the
whole well supplied with Water.
The Purchaser may be accommodated with the appropriate
Furniture, Fainting Stack, Le, at a valuation:
. • May be viewed at da; s preceding the Sale, .When:Particui.
jars may be had at the Dolphins,. Southampton; Gebtke,
' Winchester; Crown, Lymington ; Crown, V Portsmouth;
P'mgle, Newport, Isle of Wight ; at Lloyd's and Garraway's;
pine}-of Mr. Peter Cuxe, 33, Thrugruorton-street, where a
rlan of the Estate may he seen.