The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-07 00:00:00

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

At the Old Angel; in • Macclesfield, on Thursday' the 29th
of this inst.- October, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon,- in
such Lots, and according -to such Conditions,' as • will be
spiiihed in -particulars to be had at the time and Place of
Sale.; •
ALL -that PILE of BUILDINGS, situate on the
Common, and near to the Town of Macclesfield, here_tofore used lot Smelting and Refining Copper ; containing at
present oily five Furnaces (others having been taken down),
Blacksmiths, Carpenters; Nail Makers, Blass founders, and
Coopers ShOps Brickmak-ers' RoOms for making and
ing .Fire-brick, Charcoal;
"Cock and Iron Rooms ; ,Assay-
office, formerly a small Dwelling-house, two Stables, and
other conyeniencies, with goad Water-near the Premises. „
About •it AcreS of .Land statute measure,' Freehold, and
the Le4sa of 13 Acres, held under. the -Corporation of Mac-
, clesfield fora term, 3-o 'years of which arennexpired, at the
yearly rent of 351. All lately incibsed and irriProwed. -
All that Rangeof Buildings,' situate on the said Common,'
but nearer to-the Town, now used . for 'making Brass.; con-
taining.4.o Furnaces, two WirehouSes, with .Rooms over, for
making Casting Pots ; 'a small Shop for Brass Foundry ; in_
closed Coal-yards`; two long Ranges of. Building,- used for
dressing; dry ing,'and keeping Calamine ; twenty-nipe Houses,
with Gardens to each ; aield. adjoining the. Brass Houses,
abOimding with excellent" Claw for making Brick; a Wind-
' Mill, lately fitted up for grinding Corn, with Drying Kiln,
and WarihOuse,. close to the Road, and most conveniently
situated. . •
About 300 Tons of Fire Stone, and no Tons of-Fire Clay,
of superior,quality, for making Casting Potsand Fire Bricks;
28,000. Eire Bricks, of various sizes ; about 2,40,000 Comurion
Bricks for Building; about zoooCaSting Pots of an excellent
'quality, and well-seasoned ; 78 Cornish Moor Stones, 30 of
which are new, and 42 in use, for casting Brass Plates; about
300 Tons of Calamine, of various sorts, prepared for making
Bras.
All that Range of Building, situate at Bosicy,' in the Conn:
ty of
,Chester, -six miles from • Macclesfield, and six. from
Leek, where a Branch of the Grand Trunk Canal is n 0,.•,,
completed to ;• with the Pools, Dams,- five large Wheels,. An-
nealin ovens, -and every other Convenience for making
Brass Battery ; containing a Rolling and four Battery Mills,'
the' Head and Fall 25 feet 3 inches, and a Supidy of Water
constant; together with eight Cottages and. Gardens, Black-
smiths, Mill-wrights, Carpenters, and Coopers' Situps:
All that other Mill, situate at Bosley aforesaid, now used
for rolling and hammering Copper, with Warehouses tor. Raw
and Mannfadured•Copper adjoining thereto; two Dwelling.:
houses, with Gardens tin. the Workmen ; the .Flead and-Fall
is t 4 feet 9.inches,and the Supply the same as to the Upper
Mill before-meritibned.•.
A Handsome Brick Dwelling-house, sashed and very well
finished, suitable for a small Family, with. a good Garden,
Stable, and 16 Aires of 'Land.

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The, whole of the Premises at Bosley are held under Lease
from the Earl of Harrington-, for 99 years from the :19th Sept.
1765, at the small- yearly Rent or 251.
The Turnpike Road from the Stailbrdshire Collieries runs
through the Premises, and that from Macclestield.to Leek,
very near tO'tilf...m. . •

All that Pile of Building situate at a place called the Ha:.
vannah, within two miles of Congleton, in the said County,
and adjoining to the Turnpike Road leading from thence- to
Macclesfield, and now used for making Brass Wire, and roll-
ing Copper Sheets and Bolts, having five Water -Wheels,
from 18 t 0.22 feet diameter, with Head and Fall of 13 fret ,3
inches, and the N'ihole River Dane for Supply:-
.•
The -.Premises consist •of a Brass Rolling-Mill, a Wire
ail), a long Chatnher over, Annealing-House and Oven,
Blacksmiths, Alill-wrights, and Carpenters'
Shops,- two, Warehouses, seven Cottages with Gardens,
Sheds for Wood, Charcoal, '&c. togethdr with, 8. Acres of
Land, the whole under Lease from Richard Ayton Lee, Esq.
for 09 YearS from the lath of 1V1ay,..1 7...3, at the very low rent
of 301-: los. per annum.
Also a'very valuable Piece of Freehold Meadow Land, ad-
joining to the Premises,..cOntaining 6 Acres.- •
, All that Warehouse, with the Crane and other Conveni-
encies, situate on the Staffordshire Canal, mar to the Red:
Bull, in LaWton,- and held by Lease from John Lawton,
Esq., from the ad of February, 1789, for al years, at the
yearly acknowledgment of 2S. 6.1. and renewahliLat the same
rate.

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Thomas Maydew,. at the 111-accks.field Brass Works, will
shew all the Premises there; and John Edwards, at the Bos-
ley Works, will shew those, and the - Havanna!) Premises
and further Particulars may be had at the Office of Mr.
Cooke, Attorney,- or the!.Cocnting-liouse of Messrs. Roe
and Co, in Macclesfield.

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[PRICX-SIX PENCF.

STONEY-HoUsE, somEksET,
TO BE L 1 I' and emered
with the F.ttrinture, Stables, CoLch-?you,;:s, Gardent:i
Shrubberies, l'onds; and One Acre of Kitc‘neti-garn, anct
"Thirteen Acres of good Mudow land
Tile House iN elegantly and 1:G1111A:1,1y F LIR NIS 71 ED, as
one of the Resdenets of the la.e. Eidv 51),.•:),
lain every respcci, zit for tac.. th.:;,yat.:o,l of a large
and genteel Family ; distant troin 13Ali twelve-.1;i1,:„;
ten, .and \Neils twelve. -The Tenant may have tn;:,
tion of the-Manor.

Forincinire of Mr. Miles, Attorney, at Stop=
Easton; Or at,linll's Library, Bath. '
, "...t.rvants at Stowe} the House-an:l Furni-
ture to any Per Sort wishing to-rent it.

• • -
• SW..!) BY AUCTION,
• 13V. Messrs. 1101.)SKII.VoUN and Co.
-On Saturday the j tat of 0 t.:;her inst.. at the i3:;au:ort Arms
Inn, Mont»outh (unless previously dispoaed of by Private
Contract, of which timely .Notice will be given), . -
A VALUABLE and truly De..irilbk; FREE_
HOLD ESTA.i.E, called 111 LLSTON, with sundry
improvable.- Farina, nearly adjoinince, called C-:)XTONT,-
BLACKMQ.OR,;COD A NGR R 1p..1,1` FA slt
the whole containing 455 rte u Arabi.:, Pasture,
Wood Land, .together with Gr,sinoui- Wood
ing over between. 7 and. Beo Act,;:; sii.iiate in the Va.
rishes of Lanzattock, St. Mat=oans, i3ken_
firth, in dry and airy situations.
HilSton is
.an Ct Family Residznce, commanding. an
agreeable prospect -.of the adjacent. Country, :and bounded in :
-part by a Turnpike-Road, six Mile; irons Monmouth, and
capable,"at.a moderate .expence, of great improVerrrelitt,.
Further Partichlars may be knovvh, by applying to Mr.-.
,Embry, Morimouthi who-will shew the Preinises; and to.
Messrs. Fidilsk;itson .and Co. Surveyor's,. No., 35, Is'Srundel
street, Strand; who are,authorised to treat 1(.4 die same, and
Where a Plan of the Estate may be seen.
GLOUCESTEkSHIRE7
- • THE MANOR Of PAINSWICK. •
TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION, '
On Wednesday the 4th DaY of Istov-ini'..er next, at the Bell
Inn,' (.;loucester,--in Eignt
• By J. UODSKINSON and Co.'
ATruly Dzsiroblo and Lnpro,,ble FREEHOLD
.ESTATE, six Miles from Gloucester, three from
Stroud, :twelve from Cheltenhaur, 'and twenty-eight from
Bristol, consiiirig of the MANUR of PAINS WI CK, ex-
tending over several Thousand 4‘, tires of Land, with Fines,
Chick' Reins, Quit Rents, and lieriots, issuing out of nearly
.360 different COpyhold Tenements,. with which, tne Tolls of
the Market, -cOmpriaes the first Lot, .and is a most desiratat
purchase fur any Gentleman of the La‘V.—Also a eapitil
Manor Farm, . with Mouse, requisite Offices, Ganleo and
Ple.asure-ground, 363 Acres of Arable,* Meauciw,
and.W.Ood Land, lying Couipatt, and si.r:Ounding the i-louse,
with two iMprovable and valuable Streams of Water, run.
Mug througn and- unitinem the same, vary cony riietit-fi,'r
erecting Mills, fur the use of the Nlanuhetory-carried on in
the neighbourhood. And also 449 'Acres of inclosed Wood
Lanct,i and Wastes, well stocked- with Beech, Oak, and ASh
Trees, Aping within the Manor. • The whole.capable of t;ery
&teat improvement, both for vleasure and profit, and may be
reasonably'estimated at upwards of 9001. per Aion:M. -
:.Printed-particulars may be had of Mr. Willituu B .ylis, of
painswick, who will shew the Premises.; of Mr. Sa:.oders,,
Attorney, Stroud; of Messrs..•T..,aud W.- Dunn, Sol ie; tors,
Lincoln's Inn ; and of Messrs.*Rodskinson and Co. Strr-
vey9rs,,Np, 35,: Arundel-street,-London, where a Plan7of,the
Estaie may be seen..

NAgWICKSf-lIRE.,—SUTTON COLDFIELD.
TO BE. SOLD. BY AUCTION,
By THOMAS WARREN, •
At the Three Tuns,- in Simon Coldfield, onMon4y the ad
Day-of Nov. iSot, at Three, o'Ciock in •the Ariernoon,
subje& to.such Conditions as shag bl then pro-laced ;
A FREEHOLD HOUSE, suitable fur a large
.I'l and Genteel Family, with convenient Out-Oakes,
Stables, &c. cxcellent Gardens in high Condition„ and well
planted and about Twelve Acree of Pasture Land adjoi;ling
the same, pleasantly situated in the ToWn of Sutton C J
field; and lately occupied by Mis. 'Gamble', deceased.
Possession may be had at Christi-ass:next, or so:Aler, if re-
quired.' Appartenant ro,the said Premises are valuable Pri-
vileges and C iaims in the'Patt and upon l ielcls, within the
Parish of Sutton Coldfield. ,
The House,Buildings,.Szc. may be viewed On shy Monday,
Tuesday, or Wednesday, pr;vious to the time Of Sale. . •
For runner ;Particulars, apply at the Mice of Messrs.
Croxall and Holbeche',.Sut ton 'goldfield.
The Furniture of the HoUse will be' sold on Monday the.
16th' Day of Nov. iSQ-1, and the 'Two.folloWing Days.
' - •

GLOUCESTERSHIRE.
TO BE SOLb BY AVCTION,
By Mr. PAILLPOtTS, :Sen.

At the Bell 'lnn, •at Ftatuptori-upon-Severn, on _Wednesday
the r4th Day of October, 1/301, at Three o' Clock, M•
the
Afternoon : -
Q ENTERAL FREEHOLD ES-FATES, ,lying
.iir
the Parish of Arlingliain, in the `County ofG loucester: •
Lot I. A truly desirable and co:111)4 ESTATE, compris-
ing I,ll,arm_house, with necessary (hut-buildings•and Yards;
and about 120 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, Wood
Land, and Orcharding, situate at Overton, and in the occu
pation of George Wilkins, as Tenant. thereof. -
This Estate lies- on an eminence; conunanding beautiful
Views of the Ri'er Severn and the adjacent Country,
termitated on the West by the Forest Hills : to a Gen-
tleman inclined to build, few situations will be fotuut
-preferable.
Lot 11. An eligible Estate, consisting of a capital Mes-
suage, called WICK COURT, with -extensive Out-build-
ings and Yards, and rs'j Acres, or -thereabouts; of. .Arable,
Afeadow, Pasture, and Oreharding, within a•Ring-Fence, irl
the occupation of T,hoinas Longncy, as Tenant thereof,
Lot 111. A Farm-flouse, caliel OLDB ti RY, with suit-
'able, Out-buildings and Yard, and about cc Acres of .Laud,
whereof 5 Acres are Arabic, and the reentinder Meadow,
Pi4ture, and Orcharding, within a Ring'-Fence, •in the oceu-
patiott of john Hallier, as Tenant thereof. .
'Lot IV.' A Farm-House, called WOOLTHROP,• in the
occupationof William Carter, with L•onveitient Oat-build-
ings and Yards, and about 'l2 Acres o Pasture Orchatding
adjoining, and Acres of Arable Land,- part of Wafth Field,
and 4o Acres of Pasture, part oIA Hingham' Warth.
• Lot-V. A Farm4House, called SANDS, in the occupation.
of James Halford, with the OutLbuildings, Yard, Garden;
Orchard, and Close of Pasture Ground adjoining,: containing
about 6 Acres, and-34 AcreS Of 'Arable Land in Warth Field,
and 37 Acres of Pasture, part of A rlinkhankWarth:'
`Lot V I •10A..0it.. 301'. of-Arable Land,' in. Worth Field,
aed 3r A. IR,. BP. of Pasture; part of Arlingham Warth. •
Lot VII. -A Messuage, near Woolthrop, called AAIWNS,
with the Gardewand Orchard adjoining, and containing lA.
zR. 37P. •
Lot VIII. Parf of an Orchard, called RI DG E •ORCH-
4RD, adjoining Creswick's Homestead, coni;tining 2R. SP..
Lot l'X, A Cottab s,:-: and. Garden, in tne occupation of---
Murdoek,_ with the Orchard adjoining, .in the occupation of
Mr. William Bodnum, containing together 3'R. 17P.•
trr,The several Farms are well ariangtd for riistind occu-
pation ; or, -from thud-contiguity, any part may be occupied
together. Lots t atitt.3, are separated only by the- Turnpike
Road, and lot 2 within a quarterof a mile of Lot 3. the
Lands in Warth'Field, and in the Ward' included in • Lots 4,
s, and 6, adjoin. • The Estates are -Tithe-iret, having been
lately discharged of Tithe under an I nclosure- and•are
extremely inlproveable. Early possession may be had.
Arlingham is pleasantly situated on a Turnpike-Road ;
males distant from Newnham, rz lconi Gioucester, 20 from
Cheltenham, -34 trom Bath, -mitt 28 from Bfistol ; adjoins
the •River Severn, and abounds with extensive and -highly di-
versified Views ; BarroW-Hill, so. justly Celebrated for the' '
grandeur of. the View it affords, is within a few minutes
walk.of Lots 1,2, 3. • • - • • •
Further Particulars and Conditions of. Sale may 'be had on
appl:citionto Mr. Whitt:omile, Serjeant's-- Inn, Fleet-street,
Londoni•or to Messrs. Whitcoinbe, Griffith,•-and Philipotts,
Gloucester, at whose Office a Map of the Estates may he seen.
Mr. Wm. Bocluum,At ArlitighaM, will show thePreMiSeS.

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BOSWELL ON MEADOWS.
This Day was- published,
. • ' The Fourth Edition, with Additions,
ilin.lfrated by Five Er,gravings, she Wing how the Work is to
• - he perfouned, Price ss.
IAL TRITA"I"ISE on WATERING MEADOWS;
are shewn s,,me of the many Advantuges aris-
ing from that rilc,te ofPraciice, par icularlyon CoalSe, Boggy,
or Barren- Lands, and the Metliod of performing the Work;
also, . Remarks on a late •Pamphl,.-i [inn that Subjett..
• By GEORGE BOSWELI„
" Flooding is truly, the best of all I inpro-vements, where
it can be •clteeled-; and there ought not to be a single Acre of
Land neglected which is capable of it."—Kent's Hints to the
Landed Interest.
_ Printed for J. Debrett, opposite Burlington-house, Pic-
cadilly.

Of whom may be, had,

An 'ESSAY on DRAINING • and IMPROVING of
TEAT •IIOGS • in which their Nature and Properties are
fully- considered'.
Mr. NICHOLAS TURNER, of Bognor, Sussex.
'
The two preceding Articles being uniformly printed,,
itiay be had complete in One Volume, Sim.