The Sun.
London, England, 1806-02-25 00:00:00

NAI'Y-OFFICE,

Feb. 17, IFo6.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and .cexif_.
MISSIO N E o/ 'His Majesty's Naty do hereby give
Notiee,that on Thursday the 271 b in vt. at I;w9 o'Clock in the Ai ter-
ncondhey will put up to Sale, at their Of/ice, in Somerset Place,
several Lott of OLD STORES, consisting of
OLI) CANVAS in RAGS,
HAMMOCKS in RAGS,
, "RINK° in PAPER-STUFF,
ROPE in Ditto,

CO RDAG E BANDS,
BOLT. RO F., •
'BROKEN LIGNUNI VITJE SHIVERS,
- .BROKEN GLASS,
• FIR SHORES, &c. &c. &C. •
Au :lying in- Pis Majesty's Yard at Deptford; also, the HULL
of His Majesty's' Ship Ii E KOINE, with the Copper las-
tettings, &c. /ping at Irodwirh ; •where Person.' wishing
to brconte Puributers may have the /iberti, of 4..'etviag the tame,
during the comuton •;t.uc, king Hoara of the Yard, until the dir of
\ :41 . 7
Idventgrier Candi.iont of Sate may be bad htre and at tbi
Yard.

'VALUABLE-' FREEHOLD .ESTATE, BREDON,
FOIWESTEASHIR E.
TO!II.F. SOLD BY AUCTION,
By ilt'. 'ROBINS,

At Carrawav's Cofne-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhin, tonl
don, on Wednesday, ith March, ISA, unless an acceptable
anti- is previously made by Private Contrad,
rr HE MANOR, or.reputed MANOR or
SHIPLORD-
of BRE N, in the County of Wureestpr ;
with the new-built and 'elegant Mansion; extensive walled
GarAens, Coach-houses, Dove-houiss, Barns, Stables, Gra-
nary, Cyder;mill, numerous Stalls and Sheds.for Oxen, and
other conveuiencies for extensivel'arniing concerns, together
with the COttages, and chief Rents to the said Manor be-
longing ; also 29a Acres (more or less) of. exceeding fertile
Arable, Meadow and Pasture Land, with 40 Beast Pastures,
and exclusive right of 12t Sheep' Pastures over 3ob Acres of
rich Aftermarsh, in- Median Meadow, front -the tzth of
August to the 12th of November in every year, and an ex-
tensive Fishery In'the Navigable Riyer Avon, with the valu-
able Aits and Rush-beds therein. The Premises were the
property of and' have been for many years past in
the occupation of the late john Drake, Esq.
Bredon-llouse is situated on the Banks of the River Avon,
in the Rich Vale of Eveshann, in an agreeable Neighbour-
hood, with good and pleasant Roads ; distant 3 miles from
Tewkesbury, 13 from Gloucester, to from Cheltenham, 6
from Pershore, 14 from. WOrcester, 12 from Malvern, and to
from Eveshatn.

Particulars may -be had at the Plop-Pole, Worcester; lien
and Chickens, Birmingham ; Mr. Wm. Phelps Twyning,
near Tewkesbury; or -Messrs. Blayney and Phelps, Eve-
sham, who will spew the Estate ; at Chapel-House, near
Chipping-Norton ; Star,,Oxtintli White Hart, Bath ;; Bush
Tavern, Bristol.; Herald Printing-Office, Gloucester;_
'George, ,Northamiptbn {•• /ted -Lion, High Wycombe ; White
forse,--trihridge ; Castle, Salt-Hill ; Crown, Reading; at
Gat raveay's-; anti of Mr.• Robin's, Warwick-street, Golden-
-Square.

'BRICHTON. -CAPITAL TAVERN.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. H. R. AITIIEg,

On the Premises, on Thursday,. March 6, at Five o'clock,
A'uly DesirableCOPYHOLD ESTATE, call-
ed the New Ship Tavern, in Ship-street, now in-the
occupdtion of Mr. johntaalcomb, containing several dining
apartments, and making upwards .ot 3o bees; commodious
wine vault and beer cellars ; extensive Yard ; a good-accus-
tomed Tap attached - stabling for forty horses, standing tor
12 carriages, with roomy granaries and lofts. .The E state is
copy hold (it-inheritance, holden of the Manor of Brighthelm-
stone, at a salall stinted fine and heriot, on death or aliewi-
lion. For turthet particulars apply to the Auctioneer, Mid-
dle-street .; or Messrs. Attree and Son, Solicitor, Brighton.

BURY, HANTS. -
FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

A „Desirable: FREEHOLD ESTATE. ,The Pre-
-13 consist of two Dwelling-houses, fit for genteel
-Families, with a Garden behind each, one of which is larger
than the other, each have twogood,sitting parlours, with two
gOod- bed- roomsof equal sise over, and a light closet bet wren,
and two good garrets ; a kitchen and wash-house, behind,
and belonging.to each ; one pump' in -common, with plenty
of water, and are now in the several occupations of respect-
able families ,There are also adjoining three Tenements, with
tt Garden behind each ; "al; a Puttock of very fine Land, of
about seven acre's, and two Labourers' Cottages and a small
Barn thneon. 'The Dwelling-houses and Tenements are situ-
ate.itt- BOry, a small pleasant village in the parish 'of Aiver-
stoke, having a 9iCturesque View-of Stoke's Bay and the Isle
of ‘Vight from the chamber windows, and about half a mile
from the sea short. (where is excellent bathing), and not more
than a mile and a quarter from' Gaspot t, a large market-town.
'the roads are good,--- and the rides•and country round beauti.
fui. The Puttock of Land_is a few minutes' walk Iron] the
Dwelling-house, and lies immediately in front.• There it; a
gateway to the largest dwelling-house, With sufficient width
to build therein a Coach-house and Stable. For fufther Par-
ticulars. apply to A. B, Newcastle Coffee-house, St. Mary's
hill, Billingsgate. This situation Would suit for a Boarding
School; there pot being one near.

GoSPORT, FIANTS.--tFor PRIVATE SALE,
a -desirable and valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
situate immediately abutting Portsmouth Harbour. The
kiuildings coissist of Four Messuag,es or Dwelling-houses,
with suitable Offices, a large Store-house, capable of con.
.taining 250 hogsheads, with Jim,. Tenements over the same ;
a large Court-yard, in which ate Lso Kitchens, and smooth
Pavements, with a.Well of :mast excellent Water in great
plenty. these Premises, with the Buildings,therein, con-
tain, in depth, from-East to West, at the North side, 84 feet
6 inches ; trom the'Eastio the West, against the street, 6a
feet; from North to South, at the East end, 56 feet and 6
inches ; and !tom North to South, at the West end, 94 feet,
or. thereabouts. Also, all that Piece oll; round situate im-
mediately adjoining the Buildings, at the East end, and con-
taining, from :East to West, 69 feet; and from NoTth to South,
at the west end, 57 feet ; and from North to South, at the
East end, 28 feet ' • now in the several occupations of Messrs.
Richards, shlp-auilders, and others. These Premises arc
most eligibly situated for a Brewery, a Ship-builder, or
Prize-Agent, &c. The whole of the tour Tenements Mune-
cliatelyabutting the Sea, and which stand over the Storehouse,
are very capable, at a trifling expence, to be converted into
Store-houses ; a great benefit accruing to the above Store-
houses, that of water-carriage. The Land-tax is redeemed.
For further Particulars apply to Mr. A. B. Newcastle Col-
fee-house, St. Mary's•hill, Billingsgate. ,