The Sun.
London, England, 1806-09-18 00:00:00

LINCOLNSHIRE.

Valuable., stud -ImProveable FREEHOLD ESTATE, of
Rich ,Feeding LAND, near Spalding and BoSton, with
Land-Tax Redeemed.',
'TO BE SOLD, BY.MICTION,
• By -PETER
•
At Garraway's COffee House, 'Change Alley, London, on
Friday, Odober z 4, at Tweive•o',Clock, in Fourteen Lots,
unless ariacCeptable Offer is previously made by Private
Contrail,
Lot 1. A VALUABLE -PR EEI4O7_,D• ESTATE
1. • Of tr 6 :Acres,: of rich Feeding•Landi" with-a
new. built Fartn House and Buildings, let tc*:Alim.Healey, on
lease,- expiring Lady Day 18c9, at a net rent of 2,351. per an-
nuity. "_ •

Lot 2. A bitto of 4i3 Acres, with a new Briek Farm-
House and Buildings, do lease to Mr. folio West, which will
c)yire'atlarty-Da) iSO9, at a net ,rent -of 6,5 i. per ann:
Lot 3. A Ditto 4314 IS Acres, with House, &c. on lease,
for the same tefill, 40 Mr: Edward Palmer,, at 1551. per ,:n.
nu

Lot 4. A Ditto of zl6 Acres, on lease for ,the same term
to Mr. Halliday, at 1,741. per annum net.
'Lot 5: A Ditto ot-57-Acres„ on lease to Mr.,Congreve for
the sarne,terrn, at 981. per ann. net.
Lot 6. A Ditto of 419 Acres, with the Manor House and
Buildings, and Manor, or repurecl,Manor, of Littlel4ury, on
lease, for.the same term, to-114,r; lames U Ilea, at '6ool..per
annum net.

Lot 7 to tz. Sundry Fatsels of rich Feeding Land,, Gbh-
. barring 68 AereS, in the occupation of Messrs. Halliday, Con-
grove, Jackson, and buy, all yearly Tenants, at sundry
Refits, amounting to 971..115.• 3d. per ann. altogether.' -
Lot 13. Thirteen Aerosol V/ owl, Land 'in hand. '
Lot i 4. R -valtiable-Freehold•Estate, ot,s7 ,ICfeS, of MO-
dow-and Arable Land* in the occupation of- Mr. 111.
ten, yearly Tenant, at Sal. tos. per arm. net.
• These Estates are situate in-the-Parishes of Whaplode and
Flolbeach, nearly -the whole in a Ring Fence, 8 miles' from
tz from Eloston, 4 from Holbeach, rz front Wisp
beach, alt ,go.ad ..Market Towns; and too miles front Loridon,
in a dry healthy Country, not -liable to •floods;-the roadS good;
and near a navigable river, which leads to the scs. •

A moiety-of he.l4 urchase Money may remind on'Mortgage
it 46 per cent; for any.terin not exceeding seven years
To. be viewed by leave-of the Tenants, on application to
Messrs.-Foster and Boiiner, Spalding, who will shed the
Estate, of whom-printed rParticulats may be had;
_as well as
of Messrs, N icbotsou, and Upton; and of Alr. jonath..7l7e'ala,
of;1:Octs ; of Dilesrs: Forster, Coolie, and Erere;: Lincoln's
Inn, London ;' of Mr. Peter Coxe, 33„ Th2Oginortonstreet,
with all whom P,lans of the Estates may be:.seeni Particu,
tars may also be had at Lloyd's and Garraway's. , _ • -

- •ROSS-SHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP,

On the nth Day of November next, at Two o'Clock in the

Afternpon, within. 'the Exchange Cottee-House,
Edin-
! burgh, •

. . •
ALL and WHOLE-the TOWN and • LANDS of
•
or WESTER FAIR.BUKN, with
the Salmon Fishing's. belonging— thereto, together with the
Mill ot..Wester Fairburn, commonly. called the Mill. of
,Stralian, with the Alultitres belonging thereto, lying within
trit•-• Parish of Urray; anti:Sheriffdom of RoSs.,
Tnese Lands consist, by a late.Aleasiirement, of upwards
of 1700 Scots Acres, whereof 171 are Arable,•So. under natural
Wood and Planting, yo-under Grass Pastute and Brush Wood,
and the remainder consists of M'utrand Heath Pasture. The
•Lands -are pleasantly situated•upon the•BankS of the RiVerS
Conan and. Orran.- The Planting consists of thriving Fir,
and a variety of Forest Wood, which is of consilerable value.
There is. a substantial., Mansion-,1 louse, wit& Garden and
Offices,..upon.the Estate, fit to accommodate a genteel Fa-
, mily; with plenty. of Fuel. at a convenient distance: The
whole Lands are out Of Lease, for which there has already
been offered above 3001. of yearly 'Rent, and a very consider-
able augmentation may be expected, on imptoviag Leases,
besides the Salmon Fishings., •
The Lands hald'of the Crowni and are valued in the CesS
Books at. 1.01. Scots, and the Public Burdens al-Feeling them
are moderate.

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Few Estates 'of the same extent afford more scope for the
successtbl introdudion of those modern improvements so ge-
nerally pu.diseet o.ountry, while at the same time tile
Situatiar is pleasant .and ~onvenieht, being surrounded by
.good Ito Ids," and of easy ace:L:ss. The Estate lies about six-
.teen Mi es from ,Inverness, six prom Dingwall, and in the
T vicinity ofaost-011ice and good Markets. ' '
To the ,10ortsrnan it'is also.a. most desirable situation, as it
abounds vvn.• ,very species Of aitie known in the'Highlands ;
'while its vicinii; to two large Rivers gives it every advantage
',that the Angler c)4ld wish tor,
A considerable .iart of the Price will be leftin the hands of
the Purchaser, it he inclines.

Mr. Alexanile Falconer, at Drumriach, by Dingwall, will
slier/ tfte anal ; and for further particulars, applicationmay
be mad.-;.to ik.:exander Grant, Solicitor, No. 6, Scrjeint's Inn,
London or to tames Grant, W.S. Duke-streef,
Edinburgh, in whose hands are the .Title Deeds, and who
has polger to coAclude a erivate Bargain.

This Day was published,

Handsoinely printed in Quarto, on Writing Paper, price, in

-boards, 7s. • -
To be continued Annual

MITE. FARMER's DAILY JOURNAL, AND
ACCOUNTANT, from Michaelmas
tBO6 to. Michaelmas 'tBo7, recommended. to .all Farmers, as
well Proprieto.-s as Occupiers of Farms, Stewards, liailifFs,
ecc. as the most easy and ready Method of keeping the Ac_
. counts of a Fans:, so arranged that the plainest Capacity,
with a-KnoWledgi. of Writing Only, may- keep a most accu-
rate and satisfactory as well of the .Labout as the
Profits of the Farm.. .