The Sun.
London, England, 1806-04-21 00:00:00

April is, cBO6.

NORFOLK.
TO BE SOLD BY AucTio,q,
On Monday, the 2d day of June, iBo6, at the Angel Inn,
Bury St. Edinundrs, Suablk, at Twelve o'Clock, 'in Five
Lots, •" •
AMost D6sirable and Compa& FREEHOLD
ES PATE, consisting of the. Manor of Sporle, with
IPalgrave, with the, Manor House called Sporle Hall, and
.about 2;00 Acres of arable, meadow, and pasture Land, di.
iided into cornpa& FarMs, each of ;hetnin a ring fence, situ-
ate at Sporle, Great Palgrave, Little ,Palgrave, Dunham,
• I\orth Pickenham, Newton, Nedon, Swatfliam, and Fran-
. sham, in Norfolk. The Estate is in a good sporting country,
and in a neighbourhood- abounding with Game ; it. adjoins to
the town of Swatl'ham, is _about 15 miles front Lynn and
about 2o from NOrWich, and there are about so Acres of,
Woodland attached •to the Hall Farm, which will be, sold
with-the Manor. --
Messrs. Wm. Pearson, ,Caesar Netiton, Thomas Wells,
the tenants, will the Premises ; and printed Particulars
tn3y be had after the rst of May next at the 'Chambers of
.0 reeve, Tennant, 'and Harrison, Gray's.lnn,;,, London ; of
Mr. losseiin, Surveyor, Belstead, near IpsWich ; at ihe An-
?el Inn, Bury St: Edthund's ; at the Swan, Swaffham ; at
the Angel, Norwich • at the Proprietor's of the Cambridge
Paper ; of Mess. Eaton and Hammond, Newmarket ; and
of the respedive Tenants upon the Premises.

Very Fashionable and Elegant FU RN I TU RE, a CAPITAL
•:PLANO by CI:ED/MN-1;f and Co.
TO BE SOLWBY,:- AUCTION,
By Mr. SQUIBB, \
At his Great Room, Saville Passage, Saville, Row. on Wed-
nesday next, and folloWing Day, at Twelve
THE Elegant, -Fashionable, and-singularly Neat
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE., and EifeCts, the ge-
nuine Property of a Gentleman, remoyed ftom his' Resiqence
near Brunswick-square, compriSing a Drawing-room Suite of
four fashionable Curtains; fourteen Chair., and two Sofas,
tlcsaut chimney; Glasses, large Convex'Mittor,-
-rated, Satin-wood and Mahogany Card, Sofa, and Pembroke
Tables, capital Cellaret Sideboard with Brass, Guaid Rail,'
Set of Dining Tables, Parlour Chairs covered with Morocco,
excellent -Secretaire and Bookcase, very complete ,winged'
Wardrobe of remarkably fine Wood, Ladies' and Gentleiriens',
Lressing Tables, two handsome four-Post lledsteads, Cotton
Hangings, and complete Bedding of superior qUality,. Field
Bedsteads and furnitures, a Urge Pert;tan Carper, Brussels
atilt' Wilton ditto, Hearth. Rugs, Oil Cloths, Fenders and
Fire Irons, with a complete Assortment of Culinary Uten-
sils, and other inferior Articles for Doincstic'Use.
TO be viewed two days preceding the Sale, when Cata-
logues May be bad at the Room.

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Valuable LIBRARY, CABINET of COINS, Dittnof IN-
SECTS, OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS, &c. &c.
TO B.E SOLD BY AU(7TION,
BY. Mr'. SQUIBB,
.
(By Order of the Executors), at his 'G feat Room, Saville
Passage, Saville-Row, on Wednesday the 30th Inst. and
Four following Days, • Sunday exteitted, • .. •
THE very Valuable LIBRARY of extremely Rare
and Scarce BOOKS and TRACTS on 'Medicine, Na-
, aural History, the Oriental Language, Narratives of the
plague, &c. &c. a Cabinet of Coins, ditto a 11-teets, Astro-,
nomical and other' Telescopes,. a Sextant, a' few Lots of tine
Prints-,,a.Persian Hooka • a•T ditto, urkish and various other
Effeas 'of the late. P atric'k Russell, Esq. M .1). F.R.S. for-
Merly Physician to the Vatiory at Aleppo, and• Author of
many valuable-Works on Natural History.
To be viewed on the 28th and 2.9 th inst. andCatalopes,
at One Shilling each, may be had ten days preceding the Sale,
of Mr. Parker' Bookseller, Oxford; Mr. Deighton; Cain-
badge; Mr. Laing, Edinburgh; Mr. Ogle; Glasgow ;.Mr.
Lloyd, Bookseller Harley-street, Cavendish-square; and of
Mr. Squibb, Saville-passage,