The Sun.
London, England, 1806-01-09 00:00:00

DIED

On Saturday, the -4th inst. Mr. George Barker, of Turn-
ham-green, sate of Isiewerth.
On Tuesday. evening, at his chambers in Lincoln's-Inn,
aged 68, Bennet Conibe, Esq.

EXTENSIVE. STOCK of WINES, LIQUOR,.: DOR-
CHESTER. and BURTON ALES, a CART, 'a MARE ;
and HARNESS.
• „ _ SOLD BY ,AUCTION, •
By Mr, 110IIINS,
By Order of the Assignees Of RI CHAR D FIAM ER , a Bank- •
rupf, on the f!retniss; No. Saville-row, St. fatties's,
• on Tuesday, the 14. th inst. at ien
rnHE. Large arid -Valuable Assortment of Capital
WINES, comprising four Pipes and three Hogsheads
of fine Red Port hi the Wood. '
Near 400 Dozen of Old Port in Bottles.
g Dozen' of East India Madeira. -
Zoo Dozen of superior Sherry, Calcavella, Bt.:units, Lis-
bon, Mountain., &c.
8o Diagen of Clierfy Brandy in Pints.
96 Gallons of Orange Rum Shrub.
48 GaLlons of Holland Geneva:
Gallons of Genuine Old Cogniac•Brandy.
i 8 Galloils. of Fine Old Tainaica Ruin. -
Upwards of co Barrels of Dorchester and Burton Ales.
A Capital Black Chaise and Cart, Mare, Can.. Flames;
Oak Scantling, &c.
May be tasted the Morning of Sale.—Catalogues•at rra-
way's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Guiden-scpar.,.

EXTENSIVE FREEHOLD ESTATES, FARMS and
LANDS, upwards of •721 Acres, TYTUIE-FREE ; aqd
the WHEAT SHEAF- INN, ALCONB(JRY HILL,
HUNTINGDONSHIRE. • •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,

At Garraway's coffeechouse,;hl Exchange-alley, Cornhill,
London, on Friday the 24th of Vinuary inst.. at Twelve
o'Clock, in Three Lots ;
Lot t. ACAPITAL- and very VALUABLE FREE- ;
r tio D ESTATE, comprising that well-esta.
.bushed and most nn the W H EAT -SH EA F, with
appropriate. and convenient Out-buildings,
,advant,igeotisly
situate at Alconbury. Hill, at the junaion of the two high
North RoadS, 64 miles from London, and• within five of
Huntingdon; together with upwards of 257 Acres, of rich
Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, lying compaa within
a Ring Fence,' and in excellent order; in posseS,:ion-of Mr.
John Holmes, on Lease, seven years unapired at Lady-d,,.
next.
Lot 2. •A Compel FREEHOLD FARM immediately
adjoining Lot 1, and comprising upwards of 255 Aeres,of ler-
tile Pasture, ,Arable, and Meadow Land, with substantial
',Farm-house, Yar4, and Buildings, in, a good state of Culti- '
vation ; in the occupation of Mr. lames Sacheverell, Tenant
from year to year.,
Lot 3. A Capital and Desirable FREEHOLD FARM,
with good Buildings, Barns, Stables, &c. and upwards of
24 Acres of excellent Land in high order, 'adyanragedusly
situate about a mile from the former Lots, and principally •
adjoining to the High Road, within four miles of Hunting-
don ; on Lease to Mr. Thoinas Attiiiir, nine years unexpired
at Lady-day next.
The particular eligible Situation, CoMpadness, and Order
of these Estates. render them remarkably desirable to any
Gentleman wishing to invest Money in Land. The Neigh-
bourhood abounds with Field Sports.
May be viewed by-applying, to Mr. Holmes, at the W heat
Shear Inn, where Particulars may be had • at the Bell, Stii-
ton ; Post-Houses, Huntingdonand Bugden; Sun, Biggles-
wade ; White 'Horse, haldoely; salisbury—Arins, Hattlefd ;
Red Lion, Barnet.; at GarrawaVs; of Mr. Hakewell,. Sur-
Veyor, INlOrtimer-street, Cavendish-9uare; and of Mr. Ro-
bins,. Warwick-street; Golden-Square, where a Plan of the
Estate-may be seen.

• ESSEX.
WALTHA LODG E, near CH E T.NISF ORD,
With immediate Possession.
• TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By CHALK and MEGGY,
012 Filday the'zist Day of februarv, i 866, at the Black Boy.
Lin, Chelmsford, at Twelveo'Clock, unless previously
: disposedot by Private Contraa, •
rTHAT New-built FREEHOLD VILLA,WAL-
.II TilA;'4.l.o E, most delightfully sittiated'in the
Parish of Little Waltham, four Miles front Chelmsford, 'at.
the union of the Turnpike-roads. leading to Cambridge and
Bury about 33. Miles Iron; London.
The. House, which is htt: up in a neat mndern,stYle,
comprises a• Drawing-room 18 Feet by 16, 'a Dining-parlour
z 9 Feet by r 6, a Breakfast-parlour,, five good airy, Bedrooms,
w!th Dressing and -numerous other. Closets ;. together 'with
proportionate domestic Offices, and good 'Water ; a Garden
and Orchard, laid out with much taste, and partly walled
round in a peculiarly private and substantial manner, in the
planting of which no Expenee has been spared, the-Trees
oust arriving at perfettion; has a hands'onie approach through
a small Plantation. The detached Offices (which are also
new-built) consist of a Coach-house, with Servants'-room
over the Same, a Four-stalled Stable, Cow-:louse, Dog-ken-
nel, and. Piggery ; the whole standing upon about three Acres.
-Also two Paddocks opposite, containing about four Acres of
rich Pasture, 'held under a Lease for at Years, 17 of which.
were unexpired at Michaelmas' last, at the yearly Rent of tel.
The whole of the Premises are in a Most complete stare of
repair, having been. built but eleven Years • during which
time a very considerable Sum has been. expended in-Additions
and I mproveritents.
Waltham Lodge is situated in, a beautiful and healthy part.
of the County of Essex, where the'Rdads are excellent, and
in
.a good Neighboni hood, Stage-coaches pass to and from
London every day. The situation is truly desirable Thr any
Gentleman fond of the Sports of the•Field,there being plerity
Of-Game in the,Neighbourhood, and a Pack of Fox-hounds at
a short distance ; the River Cheliner running direelly in front
of the-House, not only makes the View truly PittureSttue,'
but'allords.good Fishing.
,The Fixtures to be taken by the Purchasers ; and the. Fur-
niture, which is fashionable, may also be-had, if &Sired;
and,Onmediate posstSsioti will he-given. •
I,or further liarticulars apply to Nlr. Cookney, No. 9,
Castle-street, Holborn; RoDert Tindal, Esq. ; or to time
Auctioneers, Chelinsic:d.

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