The Sun.
London, England, 1839-10-29 00:00:00

comprehending
The ARMATHWAITE FAMED ESTATE
IN CUMBERLAND,
situate within 6 miles of Cockermouth, and 8 of Keswick.
THE MANSION HOUSE
is by no means large, but family comfort presides throughout, and
preparation is in progress to add to it, sufficiently to meet all the
legitimate wants of a first-rate family. It is seated at
THE FOOT OF BASSINTHWAITE,
here the confluence with the noble Derwent River takes place.
It is one of the most admired of the favourite Lakes, environed
4Y Pleasure grounds and plantations, and encompassed by a
Domain of
FIVE THOUSAND ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAND,
a portion of which may be greatly improved. The tenantry are
HAPPY, AFFLUENT, AND CONTENTED.
There are near 1,000 Acres, which includes
THE FINEST WOODLAND SCENERY IN ENGLAND,
claiming a kindred feeling with
" THE MOST SPLENDID OF THE
ALPINE MOUNTAINS."
Together with
THE MANORIAL RIGHTS, ROYALTIES, AND
PRIVILEGES,
A TENANTRY, HIGHLY RESPECTABLE; AND NO
ARREARS OF RENT,
WITH MINERAL` TO A GREAT EXTENT,
WHICH INCLUDE LEAD AND COAL.
To a sporting man it will be a most enviable purchase, as
the game is in great -abundance,
EXTENDING OVER TEN THOUSAND ACRES,
and the Fishing incomparably good.
" THE LAKE OF BASSINTHWAITE"
forms a great feature in this interesting property, over which
THE FISHING IS EXCLUSIVE.
To an East Indian Nabob, or those in delicate health, it offers
the certainty of a lengthened lease of life, arising out of the
salubrity of the air, and the genial climate. Sea-Bathing is
within ten miles, and the metropolis of London already reduced to
A TWENTY HOURS' JOURNEY.
The high turnpike-road passes through the estate for more than
two miles, adorned by never-ending woods and thriving plan-
tations, with the Lake as an agreeable auxiliary, for five miles.
It is almost
FREE FROM TITHES,
EXONERATED FROM LAND TAX, AND
THE POOR-RATE QUITE NOMINAL.
It is accounted
THE LEVIATHAN OF CUMBERLAND,
happily placed amid the surpassing beauty of this scene of enchant-
ment. En veriti it approaches an
EARTHLY PARADISE.
Wordsworth, Coleridge, and Southey, ranking high amongst
the favoured of our living Poets, have preferred to congregate
and reprose for a lengthened period in this hallowed ground.
" 0 for the voice and fire of Seraphim
To sing thy glories with devotion due !"
It would be in vain to seek a parallel case.
It should be observed that this faint outline is not intended to
convey more than a few of the paramount advantages connected
With this singularly eligible property. Mr. Robins would fain
believe he has stated sufficient reasons for inducing those, who
have the means, to seek (without delay) ocular demonstration.
Principals only will receive the most satisfactory information,
by application to Mr. George Robins's Offices, Covent-garden.

THE ADVOWSON OF MARNHULL, DORSETSHIRE.
MR. GEORGE ROBINS is instructed to
SELL the very valuable
RECTORY OF MARNHULL,
7 miles from Shaftesbury, in the beautiful Vale of Blackmoor.
A capital Parsonage, a Glebe of 32 Acres, and
THE TYTHES COMMUTED AT

ONE THOUSAND AND THIRTY-THREE POUNDS
A-YEAR.

The Purchaser may be immediately appointed the Curate,
and it will be explained (to Principals only) that
VERY EARLY POSSESSION OF THE LIVING
May be obtained.
Particulars of Messrs. Roy, Blunt, Duncan, and Johnston,
Solicitors, Lothbury ; and Mr. George Robins' Offices, London.