The Sun.
London, England, 1831-07-07 00:00:00

LINLITHGOWSHIRE.

COMPACT AND BEAUTIFUL, COUNTRY RESIDENCE

FOR SALE.
TO BE SOLI) IW PRIVATF, BARGAIN,

THE LANDS of BIUDGECASTLE and
WOODBANK, with the Mansion-boos-, Offices,
Garden, &e., lying in the parish of Torphichen, and county
of Linlithgowl
This property contains Two Hundred Imperial Acres.
The grounds have a south aspect; are well sheltered with
valuable plantations, nearly forty years old ; are conve-
niently subdivided, substantially enclosed, and interst cted
with good roads. The soil is in general a goo t loam,
adapted for all sorts of crops. The enclosures are well
supplied with water. The lands are susceptible of great
improvement, and lint, stone is to be had in abundance in
the neighbourhood. The current lease expires with the
three subsequent crops, but, if a purchaser desires, the
lands will be sold disencumbered of any lease There is
a valuable working Colliery on the estate, with substantial
Houses for tenant and workmen, in a situation which pro-
duces no inconvenience, and the lands abound with iron-
stone, which may also tie wrought to peat advantage. A
fine trouting stream forms the south and south-cast boun-
daries. The old Castle, on the margin, sheltered and
adorned with fine old trees surrounding it and interspersed
through the lawn, was anciently the residence of the Earls
of Linlithgow, and is iu complete repair; the ap ;rtments
in it are fired up so as to afford a comfortable residence to
a genteel family. The Garden is extensire, of a peculiar
character, and singular advantage as to situation and aspect,
and in excellent order. There are Stable, Coach-house,
Pigeon-house, and other Offices attached.
The lands hold of the Crown, and, with the superiority
of others adjoining, the entries and casualties of which
are not taxed, afford a freehold qualification In the county.
In short, a more desirable Estate of its extent is seldom to
be met with. If a purchaser inclines, a considerable part
of the price may retarain in his hands, on the security 11;
the property, and possession may be had at any time. Part
of the Furniture of the bruise may also be had at a v dna-
tion. The situation is five mil, s firma the county town itt
Linlithgow, two from Batheate, and about twenty from
the cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow.
Further particulars will he communicated by Mt.
Watson, 19, MelvLinlithgow - ille-street, Edinburgh ; Provost Boyd., or Robe, t Logan, Esq. banker, No. 2, Char-
lotte-row, Mansion-house, London, all of whom ar,
possessed of lithographic plans and measurements of th.
property.
N.B.—The value of this Estate will soon I.e greatly en
hanc*Al by the completion of the Edinburgh and Glasgoa,
Rail-road, the line of which, by the recent surveys
Messrs. Grainger and Miller, and Mr. Stevenson, engineer,
passes through the west end of the property, close to th
colliers' houses and at-firkin.. pits, thereby affording th
utmost facility for bringing the' minerals and farm produr
to the Edinburgh and Glasgow markets, and opening a
eisy and expeditious communictrion between the mansion
house and both these cities.

BOURRIENNE'S MEMOIRS.-BEST FRENCH
EDITION.

This day were published, in 5 vols. Svo. with Seventeen
Plates, at half the price of the Paris Edition,
MEMOIRS
de NAPOLEON BONA-
PARTE.

Par M. DE BOURRIENNE,
Ministre d'Etat.

'• This edition contains numerous notes and it ustrations,
by contemporaneous authorities, and eye-witnesses of
many of the transactions recorded, which are only to be
tuund in this edition. There are seventeen embellish-
frenti--it is better printed than any preceding copy, and
it is only half the price of the Paris Editions. This last
peculiarity is worthy of remark, because it has hitherto
been the ca.•e that English prices have far exceeded the
foreign ones—and when the work is actually better than
the foreign one, the reduction in the cost is still more re-
markable."—John Bull.

Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, New Burlington
street.

CABINET MAKERS' SOCIETY,
71,
WLEADENH A L LsTR Ei'
UliNpEoLiiiLe
to
in
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solicitse.rt thethe largest Nobility,
and
M.T
Gentry,ii and
b.st selected Stock of CABINET
and L
GOODS in England, warranted of the
beatlH OMLatSeTriEalßs Yof
f
the Society's workmanship, (suitable /ararlele!buiry to Act o
poses,frotri
'he cottage to the mansion,) enrolled agreeably
only
yof industrious
Parliament, and is founded for the Support
prices,
s'icknesess,ar!d old age,
Mechanics, who all combine to produce the very best
Funds of the
ic ie articles,y atpi
utvhi
(ei e l
fur
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its
pessi h
membersl e p
aurial, and fir survivors at death. The beg t.
return sincere thanks to their numerous Patt"etY*
,ng Royalty, Not.ility, and many of the first Families l!'!'lud"
lie Kingdom, fir the extensive and generytema-sr:apmatirdioleusagi?
aestowed on them during the last fourteen hop.
'ty their humble endeavours to merit future favours;
he same time earnestly solicit a trial, as the only; 8'
,:erion by which the merits and decided advantages ‘,"l eh' i:
Establislintent can be fairly estimated. Every articlet '
narked at the lowest ready money price, and from whirl:
to abasements are made, they are all warranted, and if,'
atilt appears exchange-1 within twelve months, free fron
'blaze. A ptinttsl list of articles and prices will be for'
varded by letter, postpaid only.
By Older of the Trustees, •
71 I...a.lenhall-strcet. THOS. HASLER, c4ecretios