The Sun.
London, England, 1806-10-06 00:00:00

LINCOLNSiiIRE

Valuable and Improveable I.RL EFIOLD ESTATE, of
Rich Feeding LA IN/ I), near Spalding and Boston, with
Land-Tax Redeemed.
TO DE SOLD BY AUCTION, -
By PETER COXE,
At Carraway's Collect House, 'Change Alley, London, on
Fr.day, 061ober 24, at Twelve o'C.lnck, in Fourteen Ldts,
unless all acceptable Offer is previously made by Private
Contrad,
14 1. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
of 116 Acres, of rich Feeling Land, with a
new built Farm House and Building, Jet •to Win. Healey on
lease, expiring Lady-Day 13°9, at a net Rent of 2351. per
-Annum.

Lot 2. A Ditto, of 4tB Acres, with a new-Brick.Farm-
House and lThildings, on lease to Mr. john West, which will
expire at Lady-Day 18:9, at anet Rent of 6151. per Annum.
Lot 3. A Ditto of tit Acres, with House, &c. on lease,
for the same term, to Mr. Ldward Palmer, at iss.. per An-
num.

Lot. 4. A. Ditto of 116 Acres, on lease tbr the same term
to Mr. Halliday, at 1741. per Annum net.
Lot 5. A Ditto of 57 Acres, on 'case to Mr. Congreve lb/
the same term, at (Al. per Annum net.
Lot. 6. A Ditto of 419 Acrt3, with the Manor House and
Buildings, and Manor, or reputed Manor, of Littichury; on
lease fur the battle term, to Mr. fame; Ullctt, at ()col. per
Annum.

Lots 7 to 12,. Svndry Parcels of rich Feeding-Land, con-
tainhig.63 Acres, in the occupation of Messrs. Halliday, Con-
greve, V..ckson, and Guy, all yearly Tenants, at sundry
Rents, amounting to
.971 Its 31. per Annum altogether,. •
Lot 13. Thirteen :Tres of Wooalaild in band.
Lot 14. A valuable Freehold Estate, of 57 Acres of Mea.:
dow and Arable Land, in the occupation of Mr. %Via. Stu.
ten, yearly Tenant, at szl. tos. per Annum net.
. These Estates are situate in the_Parishes of ‘Vhaplode..aticl.
Holbeach, nearly the whole in a Ring Fence, 8 miles from
Spalding, 'l2 from Foston, 4 from Holbeach, iz from Wis-
beach, alt good' Market Towns, and tea miles train Landon,
in a dry, healthy Country, not,liabke to floods, th• roads good,
and oar a i,avigable river, which leads to the sea. • •
A-moiety of the Purchase Money may remain on Mortgage
at 41- per cent. for.any term not exceAlmg seven mars.
To tic viewed by k..,ve of the Tenants, on application to
Messrs. Foster and Ponner, Spalding,. who will spew the
Estate,,of.whom printed Particulars may be had ; as well as
of Messrs. Nicholson and Upton ; Witt of Mr. ion.itit.
or Lritds ; of meosts. •Forster, Cooke, and Frew,. Lincoln's.
London ; of Mr Peter Coxe, Thrcgtuurtbu-street,
with alt of whom Plane of the Estates may be seen. Parti-
culars may also bad at l.lovtl's and Garaway's.

his Day was published,
in Folio, price Ten Guineas in boards,
TOPOGRAPHY of TROY and its VI.-
CI l'Y ; illustrated and cvpiamed by Drawings
and Dest.riptkons. Deitkaicd, by Perinission, to her Grace
the butchess or Devonshire. •
by WILLIAM• CELL, Esq. •
Of Jesus College, NI. A. I. A .S. and-iate l erlow of Emanuel
College, Cambridge.
—ln'the Work are given 4.3.coloured .Plazes, taken front ac- •
curate Drawings tirade on the Spot by the Author., and chietly
etlgra‘.ed by :Mr. 111edland. •l'he Wotk is designed to 4tiOrd
an oppiirtunity to such as have not visited the Country of
forming their own opinions of the Topography of Homer. '
Printed tot LonArnan, "Hurst, Rees, and Untie, Pater-
noster-row. •
" ‘fie recommend thiS Work of Mr Gel!, as one of the
most honourable monuments which has been credal 'to the
most ancient, the fist and best of Poets: as one of, the most
acceptable ,and. illustrious Works that have appeared since
the degree of visitilsohe Troad has revived, and we have no
scruple to class hits-among those in the first rank, wilo have
done credit to their country, as men of talents, elegance, and
discernment . "—C I ReView, April,
‘‘ We cantlot conCttadt-vv.kr.sout eairretains our opinion tlrat
Mr. Cell has renuered a real service to the cause of 'ancient
',literature. His splendid Work is executed with equal taste
and Care, and the end proposed seems to. have been fully at-
!-'—Anniuil Review. vol. 3.