The Sun.
London, England, 1806-07-03 00:00:00

SALES OF ESTATES.

CAPITACTOWN RESIDENCE, LINCOLN's-INN-
. ,FI E.LDS.
• tO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
- By Messrs.. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
(Successors to Mr Smith),
At Gatraway's Coffee-house, Corn-'hill, on Friday, the flat
[lily inst. at -Thelve,
(By Order of the Assignees of Mr. R.\Bent, Merchant)
-A-Most Desirable and =Valuable :FREEHOLD
. • ESTATE ; comprising a sp.aCious 'excellent Family
House, in complete order, and substantial repair, conveni-
ently situate for a Merchant
.or Professional Gentleman,
No: 46, Portugal-I-o'w, Lincoln's Inn Fields, .The House
fbontains numerous Bedchamber's, spacious elegant Dining,
bra wing,' and MorningiZooms, Library, Gentleman's Dress-
ing-room, complete tfics,' and excellent Cellaring tor va-
rious Wines, Ale, and_ Beer ; cheerful Garden, ,Ice-hpuse,
Double. Coach-house, pdStabl ng for Six Horses ;, 1,4 i, and
Servants' Rborns, Counting-house, awhed Wine Vault, iicc.
opt.iii.rik, into EOrtu6l- street.
Irr t I ort tine aftertheAttli Will he Sold by -AUL-11On; on
tlwPieM!st's';:Afl the choice and-valuable Stock Of Wines,
s:veral. Pipes of Madeira and Port, ifOrgyzulyi
Champaigne, Claret, &c. together with the elegant Furru-
tt:,e, .411.ne, Cthriages, horse,, Books, and numerous
Efteas..
•
• Tp be vieWea_at any time previous to the Sale, with Tic:
kets only ; whith, with Particulars, may be had of Messrs.. ,
Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62, Old Broad-street. Particulars
also of Messrs. Leigh and Mason, Solicitors, New Bridge-
street, Blacktriars ; and at Qarraway's. 1

ELEGANT MODERN FURNITURE, PLATE, M
• NEN, BOOKS; CHINA, GLASS., CARRIAGES, &c.
LINCOLN's ,INN. FIELDS. • H
TO 'SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mesk-s. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
•
• • (Successors to Mr. SMITH),
On the Premises, No. 46; Pei-tug-al-row, • Lincoln's Inn
Fields, on Wedriesd,,y, July t 6, and Twoo9following Days,
at Eleven o'Clock, by Order of the. Assignees of Mr-- Ro-
bert Bent, Merchant,
HE Genuitie HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
• about 803 Ounces of Plate; a 'fashionable-town-built
Carriage, and Ell'etts ; comprising -Mahogany Bedsteads,,
With rich Chintz Furnitures, prime Goose Beds and Bedding,'
Mahogany and Eapanned Chairs; capital Set of Dining
Tables, Wardrobes, Drawers, a Library Tahle, Tutkey, Wil-
ton, and grussels Carpets, Pier, awl- Chimney Glasses of
large dimensions, a-Suite of Drawing -room. Furniture com-
plete, with lapanned and Gold Chairs, Curtains to matc,lr,
and Sofa Tables, elegant Assortment of thin'a and Glass,
Plated Articles, Copper, Pewter, and numerous A rticles.
The choice Stock. of "Wines. will be sold on Thursday the
17th. ,
May be viewed one day previous to the Sale, and Cata-
logues had on the Premises ; of Messrs Leigh and Mason,
Solicitors, New Bridge street, Blackfriars; and of Messrs.
Hoggair and Phillips, 6z, Brpadtstreet, Ho) al Exchange.

A VALUABLE and CHOICE s-rocK of GENUfNE
WINES, LINCOLN'S INN FIELDS.
TO BE .S 0 l. D BY AUCTION,
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
• —. (,sticcessors to Mr. SMITH),
On the Premiss,-No. 4(), Port*al- row, Lincoln's Inn
Fields, on Thursday, 'Lily r 7, at Eleven, by -Order,of the
Assignees of Mr. Robert Bent, Merchant,
AVery Choice STOCK of WINES, consisting
of 255 Dozen of prime Old-Port, 220 Dozen of parti-
cular East India Madeira, 58 Dozen of Claret, Dozen of
Red'od White cbampape, t 8 Dozen of
and a b jut 9 Dozen of Burgundy.
The above Stodc of Wines are particularly recommended
to the Public-, and of the finest qualities, imported by Mr.
Bent, and will be sold without any reserve.
To be tasted, and Catalogues had, one day previous to the
Sale, on the Premises; Morland's Coffee-house, Dean-street,
Soho; Bedford Coftee-house "Covent-Garden;. Messrs.
Leigh and Mason, Solicitors, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars;
anti• Messrs..- Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Isroad-street, near
the Royal Exchange.

MANOR, A DVOWSON, and ESTATE,
. . MONMOUTHSHIRE.'
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. SQUIBB;
In Lots; at Garraway's Coffee-house, Change-alley, on Mon-
_ day the zifth of July, tBo6, at Twelve o'Clock (unless pre_ vio,usly disposed' of by Private Contract, of which due
Notice will begiven),
A.VERY Valuable and 4mproveable FREE-.
HOLD MANOR, with the Advowson of the Parish,
and upwards of 870 Acres' ofexcellent Arable, Meadow, Pas-
ture, and Wood Laud (the Land-Tax of which has been re-.
deemed),` divided into Five Farms,. with commodious Build-
ings,• lett to respectable Tenants at very low Rents, and ca-
pable of great -Improvement. The Situation' is dry and
healthy, and,cointnands extensive and beaurifut Prospetts
over the surrounding Country. Situate near the Town of
Abergavenoii, t t Miles from Monmouth, So from Hereford,
and within lour of the Brecon Canal.
Printed Particulars may be had at Garraway's ; at the An-
gel' lien, Abergavenny •9 Sun, t!sk'; Beaufort Arms, Mon-
mouth ; Golden LiOn, ;
Brecon and ot' Mr. Tanner, Hamp-
ton Court Park, Hereford • 'of Alr. Squibb, Saville-row;
the Office of Mr. Setpn, George-street, Adelphi ; and of Mr.
Claridge, 47, Pall Mall; London, where Plans of'the istate
may be seen, and who is empowered to treat fur it by Private
Contra Ct.

.TO BESOLD BY AUCTION,
By JOHN DAY, •
On Wednesday, the 23d Day of uly.inst: between the Hours
of Five and Seven o'Cloelt in the Afternoon, at the Swan
Inn, in Newport Pagnell, in the County ot Bucks,
AFREEHOLD ESTATE, situate 'at Sherting-
' ton.; in the said County of Bucks, consisting ot
Cottage, or, Tenement, and Bakehouseovith a small Close
of Pasture=giound adjoining, containing t A. 4 P.
. Also, two other Closes Of Pasture-ground lying in IVater-
lane, adjoining to each-other, and containing 2A. i 6 I'.
The above Premises.are Lett to John Scaldwell at.the -year-
ly Rent of;r3l. 2s. 6d. and .are subject to a Land-tax of
t6s. rod. per annum, and to an annual payment of 21. los.
for Preaching a Sermon on the 27th day of March, yearly.
For further Particulars.aPPlY to .Mr, Hurst, of Newport
Pagnell, afore Said.

, -
E GOSPORT.
FOR PUBLIC SALE,
At the Crown Inn, on Thursday the 17th of July, 1506, at
Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon,
'
THE Good Spanish Ship MARIA JOSEPIIA,
-alias ES IR EL LA ; square stern, about 160 tons mea-
surement, nearly new, remarkably strong but lt,has two. flush
Decks, well found in Stores, and would make an excellent
Packet, or suitablefor any Trade where dispatch is requirecl,
being a very fast sailer ; regularly condemned as Prize to His
Majesty's Ship Africa, Isaac Woolley, .Esq.. Captain.
After which will be sold her Cargo, viz.
,
' For Exportation.
440 Bags Sugar.
S 4 Ditto Cocoa.
• For Home Consumption.
93 'Bales SarSapatilla.
20 Ditto ralap. •
Serons Cochineal.
4. Bags A llspice.
500 Hides in the Hair.
250. Pieces of Hides.
lc Tons Logwood.
To _be viewed at the Brokers' Warehouse two days before
the Sale, and Catalogues and inventories had by applying
to MessrS. Peyton and Grentell, Awnts',.Castle Ilaynard,
London ; or
MATTFIIAS MARCEI, or? joint
WILLIAM TURNER, 5 Brokers.
- Gosport, (ruse 26, 4596.

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