The Sun.
London, England, 1806-05-14 00:00:00

A CAUTION TO FAAIILILS

'tr": 'great -Reputation
I.chich Mr. BURGESS
has gained by ttie superior Excellence of his ESSENCE
of •A NCHOV I ES lin FISH SAUCE has induced many
Persons to give the same Name to an. Article' entirely dif-
ferent.

iOl-IN BURGESS and SON think it a duty they owe the
Public:, to caution thefir against such Impositions,-,as several
People travel the Empire, orie,ing Shopkeepers, &c. an• ex-
tra targe profit to vend the 'spurious kind : they are parti-
cularly requeted to ask t"tir But( c E ss's' • and to observe none
is genuiiie but'-what have these words upon the Label -
" john Burgess and SOn's Original and Superior Essence of
-Arichovies." •

Woehouse, No. £O7, Strand, corner
of the Savoy S ceps,' London

TO Uf: SOLD,

A HOUSE fit •for the Reception of a moderate
J I. amity, with an ,:xcelie,iit uarden, Stable, ht.
houses, &c. in one of the pleasantest 'Country Towns in
England, distant auout so.ty mitcl West of"Lon4m.
Inquire tor.pArticiCars oc Mest,'s. WCIAIIt, Upholsterers,
opposite •! CON: • et.

• •Ni.; toLts.
TO P.E SOLO-di AUCTIO
On Monday, the ad day TiA June, tio6, at the Angel Inn,
Baru St. Edmund's, Suflia, at Twelve o'clock, in Five
'444,- • '
. •
•A Aost • Desirable and Cmpaa FREEHOLD
IS. cAT E.; ccmsisting of'the Manor of Spurle, with
Palgrave, 'with the- Manor 1-louse calved Spode Hal, and
about zoo :acres of aralile, meadow, and pasture Land, di-
vEded into cm.'-ipaa Farms, each of them in a ring fence, situ-
ate at Spode, real Palgrave, Ltttle i'algrave, Dunham,
North.Pickenharn, lVewton, Nedon, Swatlliam, and Prot.
sham, in Norfolk. ,:rhe Estate is in a good sporting country,
and in a wighbourhocid abounding with Game ; it adjoins, td
the town of Swalfhaitt,• is about • 1; mileS frail Lynn ~anda-
bout 20. from NOrwicb,s and there are 'about go Acres of
Woodland attached to tile'Hal/ Farm, which will be sold
with the Man.r.. •
',Wm. Pearson, Cxsar Newton, Thomas Wells„
the ten ;nts, will .he ,he P eaIiSCS ; and printed -Particulars
had at the Chambet'sof Greene, Tctundit, and Har-
ri;on, L.; ra:'..s.4rtn, London ; of Mr. josselin, .iurveyor, Bel-
stead, ne.J Ipswich ; at the Ar*l Inn, Bury St. Edmund's;
n., at t Swan, --Swatharri ; ,at the Angel, NOrwieli : at the
Pieyr;,tor's rf the Cambridge Paper ; of Messrs. Eaton
and Hammond, Newmarket ; and of the respeCtive Tenants
upon the Premises.

WARWICKSHIRE. ' •
A DE,qR \OLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, with MILL
and FARMS Contiguous.
TO BE SOLE) 13\
_PRIV keri.; CONTRACT,
__ _ ____. _

- - - -
A Most Eligible -FREEHOLD ESTATE,
in the Village of .Alvestun, about 2 miles fr,im Strat-
ford-upob- Avon, in the County of Warwick ; comprising
liannsoine modern-built Mansion-house, situate upon the
Bank of the A von, in the centre of a Paddock.--of about a 8
Acres, on a slight elevation, which renders it perfealy dry in
all seasons, with convenient Offices, 'Garden, Fi,,h-pond;
Coach-house, and Stables, -all in complete repair ; a Mee
dow of t 8 AcreS, aCorn mill on the River Avon at a diStance
from the Xansion, with rr Acres ofTheadow Land, in several
pitees, adjoining • a Cottage, and font' Acres of Land planted
with Oilers ; ate' Fishery of
.part of the River. Avon ;
and two 4apital and-well proportioned Farms, consisting of
near '7OO Acres of excellent arable and meadow Land. One
of the FainTs is at an easy distance from the Mansion, and tic
other in a mureNtrlote part of the Parish. Path ot them
have been inclosed -a4,:"4.1t 3o years, and are. tenanted by re.:
spedable Farmers:
• The Village of 'A Iliestott; s 1 irr:Yl on itS. North and West
ern sides by the River Avon, is situated in a pleasant and
healthy part of the County of Warwick, and in.the centre of
Mr. Corbet's li!bt : the Neighbourhood is genteel, and from
the excellence of the Roads,'and the cleanness and superior
qua;'ty of the SOil, this Mansion,:and its • Dethesnes derive
every advantage desirable for the residence of a genteel
Family. .
The Mill and Farms.are on Lease.
To, accoNmo.date' 'Purchasers, the Mansion -flobse, De-
mesne, Lands, Mill, and nearest Farm, will be sold separate-
ly.
For further,Paniculars, and-to treat for the purchase, apply
(if by letter, post-iwid) to Messrs. Wyatt, Solicitors,.Strat.f.
ford-upon-Avon.

. .SUTFOLK ESTATE. • .. •
TO HE SOIL,"
THE Capital MANISION-HOCSE 'ailed HOB-
LANo.:HALL, 'with double Coach-house,- Stables
for ten, horSes, Lodges ant Cottages,- :Boat-house, HO-
ponds..llot-hf-iuses and green-hOuses, a large walled-in
Z arden planted with choice Fruit-trees in full-bearing,
Lawn. Pa,tclocks,.G' rounds and Plantations -to the same be-.
longing, containing about 6; Acres. About ten Acres of the
Plantations are Freehold; all the Buildings and the residue
of the Land -ac: 1::::asehold, of Magdalen College, OxfOrd.
Also a Messuage, or Farm-house, near to the aboVe Pre-
mises, with the Barn, Stable, Bullock shed,. granary, Cart=
shed, and other Buildings, with about 266 Acres of exceed.
ing good Arable and Pasture Land thereto belonging, together
With a.parcel of Bruery, or 'Furze Land, Containing, by esti-
mation, So Acres, ()cell pied therewith. This farm is like-
wise Leasehold of the above. (college.
• The Premises are situated in the Parishes of 13n:dwell,
Bolton, and ILipton,' in the County .of Sutlblk, in a very
healthy situation, abounding,withgame, and within a mile
of the fine piece of water called Fritton Decoy; and within
half a mile of a_ water called the. Mill-Water, on which
there is excellent Fishing; arc distant about two miles front
the Sea : of which, and of Yarmouth, and of Cotton Roads,
there is a fine view from'the House.
Yarmouth is distant tour miles, and LoweStOft six miles.-
The Mail-coach to and from London pass and repass every
day within halls mile of the Hall. •
The Mansion-house and all the Out-buildings,-are nearly
new, and in every resped complete and it tor a.gcutlenian's.
Residence. •
The Farm-house and all the Farm-buildings have been re-
cently built, and are situated in the center of•the Farm,
which lies in a Ring-fence. •
• The- Premises are intitled to extensive Rights of Common,
lie in Parishes where the Poor Rates are low, and the Land-
tax is redeemed. - _

~The Purchaser may have possession of Hobland-Fial I and
the Preinies thereto .belonging immediatdy, and of. the
Farm-buildings and Land at Michaelmas next ; and,' if re.
quirect, he may be accommodated in the further purchase of
.a considerable quantity of excellent Land adjoining the above.
For further particulars andprici apply to Mr. Reeve, jun.
Solicitor;' Lowestoft.