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

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

(PUrsuant to an Order of the Lord High Chancellor),
Before the Major Part of the Cgmmissioners named and au-
thorized in and by a Commission of Bankrupt awarded 'and
issued and now in Prosecution against Joseph Glover, Wil-
liam Edwards, John Embury, 'and William .Cross, late of
the City of Worcester, Bankers, Bankrupts, by Adjourn-
ment from the 22ti of July last, at the. House of Thomas •
Williams, known by the Sign cliche Talbot, in the Parish
of Claines, in the County, but near adjoining the City of
Worcester, on Wednesday the tgth Dayof August instant,
between the Hours of Four and Six inthe Afternoon sub , -
jea to such Conditions as shall be then produced.-
'
CAPITAL and COMMODIQUS MAN..
-SION-HOUSE, called THORNGROVE, situate
in the Parish of Grimley, Three Miles. from the.•said City,
delightfully situated on an-Eminenee commancling.a View of
the River Severn, and a beautiful Prospeti over the most
fertile Country,' terminated on the South-west by the grand
and much-admired' Range of Malvern Hills, and on the North
by the more piCkureSci,tie one of Abberley ; .containing Five
Rooms on a Floor, the pining.-roorn being thirty-three, feet
six inches by twenty feet se;venraChes ; Drawing=room twenty
feet by sixteen; and the 'Other Rooms of large dimensions,
with Closets, Cold and Hot Baths: I The whole elegantly
fitted up, and finished with suitable .attached and detached
Coach-houses`, StableS, Malt2house, Hop-kilns,
and convenient Out-buildings,• I?leasure-grounds and Shrub-
bery-walks, with large .Kitchen Garden, inclosed an the
South Side_hy a lofty StOve Wall, six hundred and forty
feet in length; and twelve in height, clothed with the
choicest Fruittfrees, and now' in the highest perfection; - a
„Circular,: Stone-buAta, GOthic.Green-house, twenty feet, by
fifteen; Hot-house, sixty feet by fourteen; two Succession
. Pits, forty-three feet long and nine and an half wide.; i%lelen
Pit, Sixtrieetbt.hicte,and an half,. In the. Front of the Man-
sion is,a spacious Lawn, falling in: a gridUal descent to a rich
Valley,',distant 'alinut a pith-ter of (a. 'mile, a ,great part of
`which is do*ered with an handsome Sheetof Water, two thfni-
nridtWO hundred feet long, fosming from its adjacent Banks,
.and front the House, a Most delightful
.Sceite; imperceptibly
disappearing behind 'a' Grove of beautiful Oaks: On the
South Side is the ShAbbery, vt4. thoniand and eight feet
hing, planted .with ,yell selected; Shrubs and Forest Trees,
at their tull
.growti; together ,v/th t rkeat Cottage, Gar-
'dener's HOuie,,Uthand Bath-house:near adjoining the Canal.
The whole Contains
• ONE.I-HINDRED and THIRTY ACRES;
nearly One Hundred titereof in Pasturage, and the remain*
Hop-ground and Ar: Able Land, in highs Cultivation ; and, in
point of Situation, truly desirable for the Residence of a large
genteel Family.
The 'Mansion. 'Buildings, Garden, Shrubbery, and the
greatest part of the land, is Cep yhold, held for 'Four Lives
under the BistiOp of Worcester--a Tenure little inferior t,
• Freehold; Residue, About Eight Acres, Leasehold, for Ninety-
nine Years. , •
For further .PartiOulars, apply to Mr. Street, Solicitor,
P hilpdt-lane, London ; or to Messrs. Price and j3amebY,
A ttornits, •Worcester, who wild appo.int a Person to 4Lcvf
the ''remises, •