The Sun.
London, England, 1801-06-08 00:00:00

Tr, IIE PEREMPTORI.LY SOLD,
Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of-Chancery, Made
in a Cause BROWN against CASAMAJOR, before'
Nicholas Smith, Esq. one of the. Masters of tlie saidettirt,
at the Public Sale Room of the said Court, in Southamp—
ton-buildings, Chancery-lane London, du Monday the aad!
of June, tsot, at Six o'Clock in the Afternoon; r,
SEVEN ACRES of' ARABLE and MEAN:M-
..
LA-ND, and Oiler Gibund, situate hi the Parish of
Clifton, in the Connty of Oxtbrd, iu the occupation of Tho-.
inas Slayinakcr, Tenant at Will.
Particulars whereof May be had cgratis) at the said Masters
Chambers, in Sourthampton-buildings,lChancery-lane, Lob-
don; of Messrs. Vernon, Mines and Fry, Solicitoff, Lin-
coln's-inn, London ; anti of the said Thomas Slayinaker, who
wilt shew the Preinisos.

TO BE.SOLD By AUCTION,
Unless disposed of by' Pri4ate Contraa, within the present
Month,
IHE, IMPROPRIATE TYTHE of HORN-
CHURCH, in Esser.
nquireof T. Caldecott, Esq. co. 13, Paper Buildings,
Temple.
17,nie T, aSoi. . •

MERIONETHSHIRE, NORTH \VALES, •
Witpin one liale of Towyn; and two from the Sea, in Cardi-
gan Buy,, Yuys Maengwyn, near Machlynlleth, the Most
pleasant spotlit the County.
MO BE ,LETT,' FURNISHED, a complete
MANSION, with every Office and Convenience. at-
tached and detached, With singular and advantaqous Accom-
modations for a Genteel Family. Together with- Pleasure
Ground, a capital Garden, fully planted with all the various
and beast chmee of Fruit Trees, from the first Nurseries in
the Kingdom, now in high perfedion., The Situatipn is
healthy, romantic,. and rural ; the Soil uncommonly good,
and bountiful in its produce ; the mutton. remarkably. fine,
and every other necessary; with an astonishing tine Salmon
Fishery, and other desirable and profitable acquisitions,
quite within itself, and uninterrupted .by any other family.
There is a rich beautiful Lawn adjoining, of Forty Acres of
Most excellent Meadow, thapnay be divided into four.
closures, for the use of Cows and other C'atti; if required,
at,it.very trifling expence. The House is substantially built,
comprising an Entrance Hall, about 42 feet 6 by a 6 feet 6
inches; Dining Parlour,• 17 feet 9 by t 7 feet '9; Drawing
Room,
.3o feet 3by 17 feet 6 inches ; Breakfast Room, by
Cpermission of the • Owner. The Bed 'Rooms c0:M1.10344n5,
eilings lofty, - with Servants Apartments Suitable; with
Stabling for 14 Horses, and more if required.; with.Coach-
houses and other convenient Buildings The Preinises are
equipped with every useful fixture; the Furniture decent,
properly adapted to the diffivent Apartments, and fit for the
immediate reception of a genteel .Family. The terms mu-
derate. The House and Offices are plentifully supplied with
exceeding fine water.
Further particulars and terms, by application to Mr.
Kimberley, Surveyor- of Estates, No. 163, Piccadilly; or
Mr. Owen,. Fruiterer, in New Band•strect. _
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N.B. I'he Navigati;rt and High Road Within an easy plea.
sant disthrwe from the Estate, and fine Sea Bathing.

HERTFORDSHIRE: •
TO BESOLD BY.PRIVATE CONTRACT;

ACOPYHOLD FARM, containing about 97
Acres of exceeding good Land,. situate in the rich. Vale
of the Parish of Slapton, Four Miles fromTring, and Three
from Leighton, both Market Towns. The New Grand Junc-
tion Canal goes through-Part of this Parish, within a Quarter
of a Mile of this Farm House and the Village, and is now
navigable, which must he a conSiderable advantage to tine
Country in general; but more so to this Farm,. as Part of the
Land are the Boundaries of its Banks, that all Dead Stock
may be conveyed to the different Towns and the Metropolle,
and also to obtain Ashes and Manure at an easy ex
• The Farm consists ola Farm House; couraining fem. Rooms
e ve, a ;Id foUr itooms on the' G i itt loor, a good S tahfe,
a .Cow-house,' two Barns, And Other Bu;!diiigs 144/ Straw,
Wood,. Poultry; &e. a well inclosed Farm Yard and Orchard,
At a small clistaneeis.a good Cottage, Harp, an Orchard of .Mout
an Acre, and about Nineteen Acres of ,Meadow and Pasture,
Part of which is Freehold and Tithe free-; the .'remainder is
Arible, contiguous, hut lies dispersed in the Common Field,.
near to the Farm 'the Soil prolate, 411:1 remarkable for the
produce of great Crops, making together in the Whole N inety-
seven Acres One Rood, be the seine more or less, now in the •
occupation of Mr. Richard Turney, Tenant at Will, at the
very,lOtv Rent of onlv Fifty-eve Pounds per Annum... , •
May be,vieWed by' leave of the Tenant, and further raniculars knoWn- by application to Mr. kiro.6rley,'Surveyor_of
Estates and known,
No.' :60, Piccadilly.
N.' B. Severafeapital Residences and genteel Cottages to
be Sold or Lett, furnished:or unfurnished. EnqUira as above.
All Letters, post-paid, be duly answered.