The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-20 00:00:00

DIED.

On Supday,the izth inst. at the Hot Wells, Bristo4 after
a long and painful illness, Lady. Horatia, the wife of the
Right Hon. Lord Hugh Seymour, ,Vice-Admiral of the Blue,

On Thursday se'nnight,'at Grmt Cornard, Suffolk Mr';.Jane Scott; wife of 'alms Scott, Esq.of Stratfoidlgteen,
Essex. . •

On Sunday se'nnight, Thomas Le Blanc,' at his house, at
• Lockleys, near Welwyn; Herts. He was elder brother to
Mr. Justice Le Blanc.
The saMesday, at an advanced age; at his seat at Burney
Park, Nottinghamshire, Sir Thomas Parkyns, Bart. father
to the late Member for Leicester, Lora Ranclitfe.••

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5 I►cr Cent. 1797, 96
Irish per Cent.
4 pev Cent. Con. 80.
3 per Cent. Red. 6t 6c
3 her Cent. Con. 6cii
Ditto Scrip
Bank Long Ann. tBl
Ditto Short Ann.
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India Stock
Exeltequer Hills s. s.dis.
New ditto s. dis. ;-
Lottery Tickets
Irish ditto
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Iml)er. 3 per Cent. 6oi
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India for May,
Consols for open.

OXFORDSHIRE.
BEECH WOOD; SOME CAPITAL OAK, &c.
TO-BE- SOLD BY AUCTION,
.
By Mr. CHRISTIE,
Atthe - Red Lion, Bridge Foot, Henley upon Thames,
in.SEPTEMBER NEXT, in LOTS,
FREEHOLD ESTATE,7 consisting of ONE.
HUNDRED and FIFTY ACRES -of WOOD
LAND,- covered with VALUABLE -BEECH WOOD and
some CAPITAL OAK TIMBER, in the most TIIRIV_
IN G STATE, situate within about Four Miles of the.
Thames; and Seven of Henley upon Thames, in the County
ol'Oxford.

Particulars-are preparing, and will be ready for delivery one.
Month prior to the Sale,. when Plans of the Property 'may 'be
seen in

FREEIIOLD ESTATE, REIGATE; SURREY.
• TO Bl SOLD BY AUCTION,
• By Mr. HARRY PHILLIPS,
At the White Hart, Reigate, on Tuesday the 31st of July, at
Twelve o'clock, in One Lot;.
AVALUABLE and Desirable FREEHOLD
ESTA'FE, situate about t,vo miles beyond Reigate,'On
the Brighton Road, in a beautiful part'of the County of Sur-
rey, consisting of a earni House, tarns, Stables, and Out-
houses, and about Seventy-five Acres of rich Arable, Mea-
dow, and Padtnre'Land, lying Compaa, and known, by the
name of New .Pond Farm; let on Lease (which expires in
1802) to Mr. John Stpne, at every low Annual Rent of 431.
but of the presumed Annual Value of riot.
The Estate may be viewed-by permission of the Tenant,
and printed Particulars had at the Place of Sale; Cock, Sut-
ton i • Wheat Sheaf, Tooting ; 'Spread Eagle, Epsom ;
Cuckfield ; principal Inn, Dorking; at Messrs. Jennings,
''
Shire-kine; and at IV'. Phillips'S, New Bond-street.-

VALUABLE LEASEHOLD HOUSES and GROUND'
- RENTS, VAUXHALL - PLACE, STAMFORP-
STREET and *BENNETT-STREET, BLACKFRI-
ARS-ROAD; HOXTON, BROMPTON and CUM-
BERLAND - gT ,REET. •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By.. Mr. SQUIBB,
(By Order of the Executors and Trustees bf the Estate of the
• Iate.ALEXANDER BASSETT, Esq. 'deceased),
At Garraway's Cotlee-house, Change-alley, Cornhili, on
Wednesday the 29th inst. at Twelve o' Clack, •in Twenty
. Lots ;
THIRTEEN Well-built BRICK DWELLING-
HOUSES, with large Gardens, delightfUlly. situated
at Vauxhall-place, South Lambeth, lett to very respedable,
Tenants, at Rents amounting to 4tol. 7s. per Annum sub-
;ea to very moderate Ground Rents. Also, TWO Stlstan-
tial,• Well-built HUU&ES, situated in Stamford-street and
Bennett-street, Blackfriars-road, lett to Mr. Rennie.and Mr.
Black, at Rents amounting to tool. ; and an improved Ground
Rent of 31. per Annum, issuing out of two Houses on the
North Side of Bennett-street. Also, TWO other HOUSES
in Winkworth-buildings, Hoxton, lett to Mr. Sedgewick
and Mr. Sauce, at.riett. Rents amounting Lb 301. 16s. A Sub-
stantial Brick-built DWELLING - HOUSE, with a good
Garden, situate in BYompton-row, in the occupation of Mr.
Tillett, tenant At will, at Sol, per Annum. A HOUSE in
Cumberland-street, near the Middlesex Hospital, lett on a
Repairing Lease to Mr. yones, at a clear Rent of 161. ss.
And a.HOUSE in Gee's-court, lett for 551. per Annum.
The Premises may be viewed six Days preceding the Sale
(Sundays excepted), with leave of the respedive Tenants;
and Particulars had at the Royal Oak, Vauxhall; at Carta-
way 's Coffee-house; of f. Neeld, Esq. solicitor, NOrtolk-
street, Strand ; and of, Mr. Squibb, lower end of Saville-
passage, Saville-row.

ELIGIBLE.ESTATES IN BURY SAINT EDMUND's.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By BULLEN and BUSHELL,
Before the Commissioners under-a Commission Of Bankrupt
against GEORGE ANDERSON, on Wednesday -the sth
Day of August, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, at the
Angel Inn, Bun', the following Estates of the said Bank-
rupt, in Three Lots -
Lot I. LL that. Capital Freehold Messuage,
called. the ASSEMBLY-HO USE, situate on
Angel-114 Bury, together with a large genteel DWelling-
House, in tenure of Mrs. Rose ; 'also 'a good Dwelling-
House, in the occupation of Mr. Anderson, with a Room
used fora Public Library ; .and.-a. Cottage,. alFadjoining and
belonging to the same Freehold Estate,, and lett to Tenants
at Will. •
The Assembly-Houte. is situate at the South end of the
Angel-IEII, Bury. The front is 75 feet in length, and built
with brick. On the ground floor it contains a Vestibule, the
Assembly-Room, an Anti-Room, Bar, Stbre-Room, and
• Water-Closet. On the tirst floor is comprised .a capacious
Card or Supper-Room, and convenient Closets. The di-
mensions of the Ball-Room are 73 feet long; 37!1,- feet wide,
and 3o feet high ; it was re-built only afew years since. The
ceiling is arched, and th,e.whole is elegantly decorated with
plaister ornaments. In the centre of the West 'side of the
Room is an handsome Orchestra. 'This superb and splendid
Ball-Room has hitherto been supported with the _utmost
spirit, by the Nobility-and Gentry from' ail parts. of the
County of Suffolk; and by the clearest calculation, an-ample
iinaintenance (together with the optida of residence), will be
certain to the Purchaser. •
Mrs. Rose's House, on the first floor, contains a Drawing..
Room and 6 Lodging-Rooms ; on the second floor 4 Lodging-
Rooms ; and on the ground floor a largo Parlours, good
Kitchen, Pantries, Store-room, and Wash-house, with con-
venient Cellars; also a lead Pump and small Garden.. This
part of the Lot is lett at 571. cos. per annum, subje4 to the
payment of King's Taxes and Parish Rates,
Mr. Anderson's House consists of
,a Diqing-Room and 3
Lodging.. Rooms on the first floor, 4 good Lodging-Rooms on
the second floor, and Parlour, Kitchen, Buttery, Pantry, 1
and Store-room on the ground floor ; also a small yard and '
lead pump. Thisyart of the lot was lett to a former tenant
-7,since which it has been considerably improved), at the' net
rent of 161. 16s. per annum. • The Public Library Room
•letts for 51. per annum, and the Cottage, in Pig lane, for 31.
35.. per annum. .
• Lot 11.--A Freehold Meadow, called Gravenors, situate
near Stamford Bridge, Bury, and late in
.the occupation of •
Mr. Anderson, containing, by admeasurement, 7 Acres.
Lot 111.—A Freehold Meadow adjoining the above, con-
taining, by achneasurement, 6A. 3R. SP.
. Possession of the above lots may be had at Michaelmas
next. Printed Particulars and Conditions of Sale to be had
of Messrs. Dickonson and Horton, Attorneys, Bury Saint
Edmund's; of Mr. John Wilson, Attorney, Castle-street,
Holborn, London; and of the Audioneer ; and the Premises
may be viewed by applying to Mr. Anderson.