The Sun.
London, England, 1825-01-27 00:00:00

the Forenoon.

That a GENERAL COURT of the said Company will he
held at their House in Leadenhall-street on WEDNESDAY,
the 19th April next, from Nine o'Clock in the Morning. until
Mix in the Evening, for the ELECTION of SIX DIREC-
TORS of the said Company for Four Yeats.
And that the LISTS stf the MEMBERS of the sail Com-
pany will be ready to be delivered at this House on TUES-
DAY the 29th March next.

JOSEPH DART, Secretary.

SALES OF ESTATES.

DURHAM.
BRANKIN-3100R, near DARLINGTON.
Te-nE SOLD BY AUCTION
At the House of Mes. BLACKBURN, the Sign, of the BOOT
and SHOE, in DARLINGTON in the County of DUR-
HAM, on THURSDAY, February 10th, 1825, at Three
o'Clock in the Afternoon,
A MOST valuable FREEHOLD and TITHE
FREE ESTATE, called BRANKIN-3100R, in the
Township of, and at the distance Half-a-Mile from Darling-
ton, and situated between, and communicating with two good
Roads, one leading from Darlington to Yarn, and the other
from the former place to Hurworth and Neasham ; by each
of which, lime and manure may be conveyed to any part of any
part of ie estate with great facility.
This Estate comprises an excellent Farm-house, with
stables barns, byers, and other suitable out-buildings attached
and 182 A. lit. 32p. (more or less) of very productive land,
(nearly two-thirds of which are of old award,) in a_high state
of cultivation, and divided into conveniently sized fields, which
are well watered and fenced, and in the occupation of Robert
'Thomas, as tenant thereof.
The above Estate is more particularly desirable from its proxi-
mity to the flourishing town of Darlington, w.lere there is an
excellent Market for all kinds of Agricultural Produce and
Stock, and admirably situated for supplying the inhabitants of
that town with milk. It is also situated at a short distance from
the intended Croft Branch Rail-way, by which an abundant
supply of very superior lime for agricultural purposes may be
obtained at an easy expence.
The tenant, or Jr. Thos. Bowser, of Darlington, will show
the Estate : and further information may be obtained on appli-
cation to Mr. Otlev, land-surveyor in Darlington ; or to Mr.
Mewburn, of the same place, solicitor.
(Mr. ROBINSON, Auctioneer.)

tURIIAM.
RYHOPE, NEAR SUNDERLAND.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. STEPHENSON SCAIFE, at the house of Miss
Jowsey, the Bridge Inn, in Bishopwearmouth, in the County
of Durham, on Friday, the 18th day of February, 1825, at
12 o'clock at noon,
THE FOLLOWING LOTS:
Lot. I. The Capital Messuage or Mansion-house, si-
tuated at the east end of the pleasant Village of ityhope,
in the County of Durham, late the residence of John
Carr, Esquire, deceased, and lately used as a Hotel, with a
house appropriated for a warm bath, and coach-houses, stables,
and other out-offices, contiguous thereto, anti an excellent
garden, containing a hot-house, well stocked with choice fruit
trees, behind the same, all now in the occupation of the Rev.
Mr. Waite, and held by lease for 8 lives under the Lord Bishop
of Durham.

Lot 2. Three Closes of Rich Grass Land, in the Township
of Ryhope, and lying immediately behind the above Mansion-
House, and containing. together 16a. 3r. 20p. or thereabouts,
now in the occupation of Joseph Bowman, and held by lease for
3 lives under the said Lord Bishop.
Lot 3. A Freehold Cottage, in Ryhope, with a garden behind
the same, now in the occupation of Ann Nesham.
Lot 4. Another Freehold Cottage and Joiner's Shop, adjoin-
ing to the above, with a garden behind the same, and now in
the occupation of - Bowman, and -Watson.
Lot 5, A Dwelling,Houge arid Shop, in Ryhope, with the
garden behind the same, and now in the occupation of John
Thompson, and also held by lease for lives binder the said Lord
Bishop.
Lot 6. A Farm, called the West Farm, comprising several
Closes of good land, situated in the township of Ryhope, and
containing together 24a. 3n. 29r. or thereabouts, and now in
the occupation of the said Joseph Bowman, and held by lease
for three lives under the said Lord Bishop.
Lot 7. A Dwelling-House, in Ryhope, adjoining the Salu-
tation Inn, and occupied by the said Joseph Bowman, with
Lot 8, together with the out-buildings and conveniences behind
„.e
same, and which premises are also held by lease for three
lire, under the said Lord Bishop.
Lot 8. Another Farm, called the Ent Farm, and consisting
cif a dwelling-house in Ryhope, and of suitable farm buildings
awl conveniences adjoining thereto, and of several closes of very
!alattble land, situated in the township of Ryhope, and contain-
tng 24a. 3R. VP. or thereabouts, and now occupied by the said
Lorith Bowman, and held by lease for 21 years under the said
a Bishop.
Lot ii. Another Farm, called Field House Farm, situated in
e township of Ryhope, and now in the occupation of the said
Oseph Bowman, and consisting of a dwelling-house and suit-
able farming buildings and conveniences, and of 97 acres or
!!!ereabouts,
of productive arable, meadow, and pasture land.
l!,e house and other buildings and about 62 acres of the land
being held by lease for 21 years, under the said Lord Bishop,
fond the remainder of the Land being held under him, by lease,
three lives.
Lot, 10. The Wreck of the Sea between Sunderland Pier and
oYhqe Dean, held by
Lease for 21 Years, under the Bishop
of Durham.
0,14 Lot 11. A Piece of Copyhold Land, containing Half an Acre
Hthereabouts, situated near Fletcher's Dubs, in or near the
Ce leading from Bishopwearrnouth to Tunstall, and about
It a Mile to the former place, and now in the occupation of
Cockerill.
chi'mt 2. Two Seats in the South Aisle of Bishopwearmouth
larch, in the occupation of the said Joseph Bowman.
Ryhopethe is a very healthy village, and from its proximity to
eii,...te,) and being only 5 miles from Sunderland, is peculiarly
pere as a place of residence from the situation and su-
quality of the Land comprised in the above Lots, render
• eatretnely desirable Investment for Money.
oThe respective Tenants will shew the Premises : and further
fulL ars may be had of William Hill and Ralph Carr, Esqrs.
r,ba is "Pwearmouth ; and of Messrs. Raisbeck, Wilson, and
tr, ojt Stockton upon Tees.