The Sun.
London, England, 1806-05-12 00:00:00

NORFOLK

.iY AUCTIO
Un Monday, the 2d dal t jtine, i 06, at Angel Inn,
BUry St. Edmund's, Suifulk, at;Twelve o'Cloclt, in five

Lots, - •
AMost Desirable and C9.mpaa FREEHOLD-.
ES ['ATI, coi.sisting,Or tile Manor of Spotic, with
Palgrave,,with.the Manor House- called Spode Hall, and
about zoo Acres of aranle, meadow, and pasture Land; di-
sided into compad Farms, ca:h Or tiirm in a ring mice, situ-
ate at Spurle, Great Paigr,.ve, Little .l'aigiave, Dunham,
North Pickenham, Newton, Swaifitairi; And i ran,"
shan't, in Norfolk. 'Toe Estate is in a good sporting countrY..
and in a neighbourhood abotinding hiG,ine ;.-it adjoins to
the town of Swat/al:nu, is, about Sc Julies tiom Lynn, and
abOnt 20 frOm Norwich, au t :here ate about •so Acres of
Woodland attached to the-Hari- F_am, which wjll be sold.
With the Minor:
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, Messrs.. WM-Pearson, Caesar NeWton,.
the tenants, will 6he,v the Premises; and printed Particulars
may be had at -the Cliamoci sof f;rerne, rciinalit,..and Har-
rison, Gray's-Inn, London-; of Mr. I..ssclin, Surveyor, Bel-
stead, netir I pswichl.at the Angel limn; Bury St.
at the Swan, S.vv.;tiliain ;, at lie Angel, Norwich : at the
Troinie.tot's of ,the. Cambridge Paper ; •of Messrs.-. _Eaton
and Hammond, Newmarket ; and of the. respective Tenants
Upon the Pfemisei.

RICH-FEEDING LAND IN' I;INCOENSHIRE. •
TO BE SOLD BY TRIVA .CONTRACT,
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Together or in Lots, •--
VERY Valuable"' FREEHOLD ESTATE,
'situate in the Parishes or Wil.tptio4e and i •olbeach ;
consisting of the Mancir, or reputed Manor, of LITTLE-
BURY, and sundry Farms in 'a Rinw.:fences containing
•139 S A. 1R.27 P. of very rich Feeding Lind. The Build-
ings are in complete repait,, and some of ifiem have been
erected within the last two years. . ,•
The Land Tax is redeenitd, and the Road good.
The Estate is situate in a• dry .Country-, aid not liable •to
floods ; and itear .a navigable Inver, S nines trout Spalding,
,/2 from Boston, 4. iiritiv`Flolbeach, and re: tram Wisbeach,
all good Market Towns, acid too miles fr::.t London.
Further partiedlarS may be had on application to Messrs.
roster and Bonner, in Spalding, who Will shew the Estate ;
at Messrs. Nicholson and Hookin's Oifice ; 'Mr.. bon. "Peale,
Surveyor, both in Leeds ; Or • Messrs. Foster, Cooke, and
Prere, Lincoln's-inn-fields, ~London, where Plans of _ll4e
Estate may be seen.

SUFFOLK ESTATE.
TO BE

HQB-
THE Capital MANSION-HOUSE
LAN 1..)-11A I.L, with double Coach-house, Stables •
for ten h.:ries, Lodges and Cottages, Buat- h. use, Fish-
Ponds, Hot-pauses and Green-liiiuss, a large willed-in
Garden planted with .choi..c 'Friiit-tires in fall-bearing,
Lawn, Paddocks, Grounds and Pl..ntattizins to the suite be-
longing, containing about 6, Acres. About ten Acres, of the
PlantatiOns are Freehold; all z .t. isuiliiin4s and the residue
of the Land are Leasehold; of Magila.en Citlege, Oxtiani.
Also a Messuage, or Fartn-hiivae, ilea to the above Pre-
Mises, with the Barn,•Stable, itullock Granary, Cart-
shed, and other Buildings, with about zoo Acres or eNceed-
ing good Arable and Pasture Lahti titer.-to beloneng, together
With a parcel of Britery, or Foize,Land, containing, by esti-
mation, 8o Acres, oicupi:d therewith. This Farm is like-
'-wise'Leasehold ot.t he above College,
The Premises-are --situated in the Parishes of Bradwell,
Bolton, and Hopton, in the County -of Sttfolk, iii a very
-healthy situation, auzia.i.ling with Game, and within a mile
of the fine piece of vvatcr called -Fritton Decoatery„, and
within
•half a mile of a water . called' the Mill-W, onich
there is excellent Fishing ; are distant abotit two ptiies from
'the Sea ; of which, and of YarmOuth, and of Conon
there is a fine view from the House.
Yarmouth is distant tour miles, and Lowestoft six miles.
The Mail-coach and• it nu London'pliss and repass every
day within half a mile of the I-1411.
The Mansion-house and al the Out-buildin, are- nearly
new, and in every respect complete and tit fora Gentleman's
Residence:
The Farm-house and all the Farm-buildings have been rg-,
-centiy built, and are :situated in the center of' the Farm,
Which lies in a King-fence • • • • - ,
• he.Pren•iies'are untitled to extensive Rights-of Common,
lie in Parishes Where. the. Poor Rates are 10. and the Land:.
w, . ,
tax is redeemed.
The l'inchasermay have posses.sion of Hobland-Hall and
the Premises theretO belonging iminediatclyi. avid Of tlie
•Is arni-1) ,ilditigs" and Land ,at Michaelmas m 0,7 it ie.,.
tic may, be ai•Conituodated in :he further rircitase of
it coristOt rable quantitvi.cit excellent Li. 1414 d Li I aloye.
For wither parli;:tifirs ainiprice apply to Rreve, jun.
Solicitor,' Lowestoft. - •.. . .
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HANTS.
To BE SOLD BY AUCTION, '
On the Preniises,
By. Mr. \YELLER,
TO-MORROW, the • 13th of May, 0306, and the follow-
, • ing Day,
17" Entire 'HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
800
KS, LINEN, CHINA, GLASS,. excellent
WINES, and-variousother EFFECTS, of the late lOHN
.urr E. RSON, Esq. at Marwell-Hall ; comprising,
Handsome four-post Bedsteads.; with Silk, -Tabberett,
printed Dimity, Moreen, and other Purnitures, prime
Bedi and Bedding ; .in Mahogany, a large Library Book-
case, Wardrobes,.Chests of Drawers, Chairs, Dining, Writ,
i•tg;,.Cgril and Tea Tables ; Axminster, Brussels, Wilton,
and Scotch CarpetCarpet,';. Pier and Dressmg Glasses • anexcel-
lent Eight-day Clock ; rare. and valuable long 'fable ; and
Desert Set of Nankeen China, du-cc-magnificent jars and two
Beakers of fine old japan; a rich toned Grand Piano Forte,
in a mahogany case, by Longman and Broderip ; a Suite of
Drawing-room Fu rniture;consisting of IS Cabriole Chairs,and
a Sofa, covered with pea-green Silk Damask; highly polished
`Steel, cast Register, Buzaglio, and other Stoves with the usual
kitchen, washing, and dairy articles ; a small but well chosen
Library ; a full,sized Billiard Table ; about toe Dozen of
choice and highly flavoured Old Wines, in Madeira, Sherry,
arid l'ort ; it Dozen of Spirits • 9 a bay blood Mare, 2 Colts,
and a Filly light Waggon, Garden Engine, &c.
The F.ffetts inav be viewed on Saturday preceding the Sale,
which, will begin each day at Twelve o'Clock. •
• Catalogues may be had at 6.t. each. in due time, at the ad-
jacent Market-Towns ; Chapter Coffee-house, London ; and
of Mr Welter, at his Genera' Agency Office, Chichester.
p-Marwell Hall is 7 miles from Winchester and Bishop's
Waltham, and z from White Flood, at the end of Belmour-
r lame.

CAPITAL TOWN HOUSE, STRATFORD-PLACE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. WHITE,
On the PremiSes, on Wednesday, May zr, inst.- at One
• . f , o'Clock,
A Noble, 'Spacious, and Elegant MANSION,
tne Property and Resitlnceof Sir GEORGE YONG E,
Bart. most desirably situate No. 4, the centre House on the
East • Side of RATI; 0 RD-PT.-4C E, Oxford-street. The
Premises comprise an uncommonly substantial and well-
built Edifice, finished in a truly excellent manner, on which
no expence hai been spared to render it in every respea a
coropi.-re Residence for a Family, of Distinelion on the
Principal Floor is'a Suite of four Well-proportioned-Roonts ;
the )01nestic Apartments a e comModious and well arranged;
Double Staircase, arid all convenient Offices, &c. Held, by
LcaseUnder the City of; London; renewable for ever, at a
small Ground Rent.
To be'Viewed, and Particulars had, ten days previous to
/he Sale; also,at G'arraway's ipd of Mr. White, Storey's
Gate, Westitinster. ' - . •
N.•B' 'At the same time will:be Sold the Household Fur-
niture, &C.
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