The Sun.
London, England, 1801-05-11 00:00:00

For Particulars, apply to Mr. James Rickards, Carpet
Alanulatim, Finsbury-square, London; or, to Mr. John
Bedtord, at PCTSIIOIT.

iII)THANITON, tleAr BOGNOR ROCKS, SUSSEX.

To be LETT, by the Year, or for a Term of Six Months,
A Spacious READY FURNISHED MANSION-
•I-1 tiOtis E ; containing nine Bed-chambers, two Draw-
ing-rooms, large Dining-mom, two good Parlours, and
spacious Entrance Hall, upon a scale of-unusual convenience
and elegance. The Kitchen snd Offices are excellent, and a
Tenant may he accommodated with good Carden Ground,
and Grass for a Cow in the summer season. .:rhe ' House
command; -delightful View both of Sea and Land, and is,
in every resionel, calculated to form a pleasant Residence for
a Gentleman's Family.
N. B. Distance from London only 67 miles : a Pack of
Fog Hounds, and two Packs of Harriers in. the neighbour-
hood.

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Letters fpost.paid), direaed to it Turner, at Hothain-
tou, will be dull' attended to.

TO BE LETT OR. SOLD, and may be entered upon im-
rnWiatelv

A N Exceeding Good, Sithstantial, Well - built
DWELLING-HOUSE, with a Shop, Candle-
house, Warehouses, Milt-office, Stables, and other commo-
dious. Out-buildings; large Yard (entire), Garden, &c. si-
tuate at .Mansfield, in the County of Nottlnshatu ; late the
property of a Person deceased ; who had earned on an exten-
sive Business in•the Grocery anti Chandlery Line for Thirty
Years; together with the Stock in Trade, Good-will, Fix-
tures, arc.

And also, with or without Three Closes of Rich Pasture
Land. • _ _ _

If sold, the greater part of the Purchase-money may re-
nnin desired) on security of the Premises.
N. B. The above Premises are eligibly situate for the
carrying on any es.teribive Business or Manufaelory, as -there
is room in the Yard for the ereEtion of other. requisite
For further particulars, apply to Mr. Brocksopp, Mans-
field.

NORTHAMPTONSHI RE.
FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ESTATES.
TO liE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
ACAPITAL extensive FREEHOLD ESTATE
(TITHE-FREE, and LAND-TAX REDEEMED),
most desirably situated at GRENDON, in the County,-of
Northampton, in a delightful Country, and within an easy
distance of several Packs of Hounds, comprising part OF a
Mansion-house, which ntav be convereed into a comfortable
Residence, with suitable Apartments, Stables, Paddocks,
and Gardens well clothed with Fruit Trees t together wish
several Farm-Houses, and One Thousand One Hundred and
Swept}-s:x Acr4s and' Eighteen Perches of Freehold, asld
Two Hundred and Seventy Acres One Rood and Seven
Perches of Leasehold Land the latter held by virtue of:a
Luse from Trinity Collage, its Cambridge, renewable every
seven years, on payment of certain Rents and Fines ; and the
whole Estate is Lett to responsible Tenant-s at low Rents, and
attblof considerable Linprovemeast.
evigion is st mato about seven miles from Northampton,'
four from Wellingborough, twelve from Kettering, and twen-
ty from HatboroUgh, all good Market Towns.
Fifteen Thousand Pounds of the Purchase-money may re-
main upon gortgage of the Freehold Estate, if more agree-
able to a Purchaser.

A Plan of the whole is left with the Bailiff, Lawrence
Saundetson, at Grendon, who will shew the Prein;ses.
To treat fur the Purchase, apply to Mr. George Wartnahy,
Attorney, in Market Harhorough ; or to Messrs. Kinderley
and Long, Symond's-ina, Chancery-lane, London.