The Sun.
London, England, 1807-07-30 00:00:00

CAPITAL ESTATES, NEAR CARLISLE.
0 BE SOLI) BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
(By Order of the 'Devisees in Trust of the late Sir WiltZid
Lawson, Bart. -deceased.)
At the CroWn and Mitre Inn, Carlisle, on Tuesday the 2ith
Day of August, 1807
(Either together or in separate. L' its).
ISt. A, LL that 'Extensive, Compa&, and Eligible
Tithe-free ESTATE' called NEW LAITHS
HALL.; consisting of a complete Sett _of well-built Farm
Housing, all in good repair, and 3zB A. 2R. 2eP. of excellent
arabL, meadow, and pasture Land: divided 'into suitable In.
closures, all' lying together, within the distance of a mile or
thereabouts of *the City of Carlisle, and adjoining, upon the
Feat Turnpike Road leading trom.that City to Damn, now
in the occupation of Mr. Edw. Hournan, as tenant.
2(1. A most, Compad and Desirable FREEHOLD Es.
TA TE, situate-at Morton Head, within a. mile of the said!
City, and immediately, adjoining upon the above.mentionEd
Estate of New Laiths Nall on one side, and the great Road'
leading from CarliSle to Wigton on'the other, consisting of an
excellent new-limit Dwelling-house, Barn, Stable, and other
0 ut-o Bices, and I toA. R.. 25 .of rich arable, meadow, and
pasture Ground, divided into suitable Inclosures (including
a thriving Plantation of young Wood, containing 12A. 2R.)
all now in the possession of Mr. Thos. Snowden, as tenant.
The above two Estates, as well froi»their viemity to Car-
lisle as from their beautiful commanding Snnatiains, are %veil.
worthy the attention of any Gentleman of t,irtune wishing to
purchase an extensive property.
The Lands are also.well calculated for being subdivided
into a variety of small Lots. for the occupatiiiii of person's re-
siding in or near Carlisle, and 'will he, accordingly uttered to
sale iii each way. ,
. Tht: ,Lstate at New Laiths Hall is of Leasehold tenure, un.
der the Dean and Chapter of Carlisle.
Conditions will be produced .at the time of Sale, and fur.
then particulars may in tile mean time he had on application
to Mess. Graham, Kinderley, and Doniville, Lincolnis.inn,
London ; Mr. J. Norman, the Land Steward, at 'Brayton
House ; or at the Office of Mr. Mounsey; Solicitor, in :Car-
lisle, where Plans and a Particular o,t the different Estates are
lodged. The respective Tenants will spew the Premises.

CApITAL ESTATES FOR SALE.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
By Order of tite Devisees in TroSt nt tiie fate Sir-Wilfrid
I.aWson, Bart, de,,ease'd, at the House of John Rand, Itin.

keeper,-at Cockbridg,e, 'in the County of.CurnberlaiuVon
Thur.day the 27th Day of Attguil, 1807, in separde Lots,
I it. LLA that ' truly Valuable- and., Extensive
' FRE EHULD ESTATE, situate at ‘Vhitrigg, in
the Parish of Torpenhpw, in the County of Cumberland,
consisting of larni.housing, and 2r1A... 2K. 91'. of good
Arable, Meadow
.and Crazing Land, divided into suitable
IneloSures, now in the possession of Robert 'minas Ti'itant,
This Estate- has% 101 l right of Pasturage upon the ex-
tensivea joining Wasjes.of Torpetiliow, flow about to be in.
closed under the authority of Pailiainetil.

_ .
241.. A compiraand eligible Freehold Estate; called Lusrigg,
in the Parish of Allhallows, in:the said County, consisting of
a complete set of Farrru-buildings, and 75A. 3R, of rich
Arable, Meadow and Pasture Ground, well watered and
fenced,.now in the Occupation of john Holywell as Tenant.
This Estate has an unlimited right, upon thc extensive
Wastes of Aspatia, to which it adjoins. •
3d. One other valuable Freehold Estate, called Windp,
hall, in the Parish of Aikton, in the said County, consisting
of'ood Farra-housing, and 83A. 2R. 2.1 P. Or thereabouts, of
excellent Land, all lying rvithiu a Ring-fence, and divided
into suitably Inclostires, now in the Occupation of-john Car-
ruthers retina._ •

This Estate adjoins upon Aikton Common, upon which it
has an unlimited right of Pasture.
4th.. Time Closes. or. Parcels.of Ground called Plumbland
Meadow, together with two Cottage-houses thereon, and a
small Parc'el Called A tkieby Green,. containing together 4A.
25P. situate,near the Village of Plumbland,, in the said
Coanty, how,iii the Occtipation of divers Tetaiutq.'
• Conditions will be prolueed at the time of Sale, and fur- -
titer natticul'ars may in the mean time be had on application
to Z,lessrs.. Graham, ISinderley, and Dom.vitie; Lincoln's
Inn, Loudon; Mr. folitusiorman, the Land Stewardat Bray-
ton Houle, Cumberland ;' Or at' lite Othee of Mr. Mounsey,
Solicitor, in Carlisle, where Plans and a Particular of the
Aitterent Estates are lodged. The uspeOtive Tenants will :
sndw the Premises.

CAPITAL MANOMS and ESTATES in LOWESWA-
TER, CUMBERLANI), for SALE. ,
TO BE SOLD BY VUOLfc AUC I'ION,
By Order of the Devjsces in Trust of the late Sir • IVilfrid
Lawion; Bart. deceased, at the Globe Inn, Coc!zerniouth,
Cumberland, on Friday the 28th Day of August, 184;
the Sale to begin at Seven &Clock in the Evening;
let.. that Extensive. and truly Valuable and
Desirable MANOR, or UNITED MANORS, (.4
• LoW EswATER , THACKTHWAITE, and BR At:k-
ENTfiWAITE ; comptising within its limit an extent of
Country of nearly fifty Miles in•circuinterence, and upwards
of seventy different customary Tenements, in which are
situate the beautiful and romantic Vale of Loweswater, and
the Grand Cascade called Scaletorce, and adjoining upon the
extensive Lakes called Crotnack and Buttermere Lakes,
and the romantic Vales of Lorton and BUtterrnere2 The
customary Rents are 3.51. tos. per Annum : most of the Te- .
nements pay arbitrary Fines on change of Tenant, and also
On the death of the Lord. All the valuable Timber growing
upon the • customary Estates belongs to the Lord.. The
Wastes within the Manor are extremely large, and abound •
with a variety of Caine.
2(1. All those Demesne Lands of the Manor of Lowes-'
water, consisting of a large Parcel of valuable Grazing
Ground, called the Holm, which, with the adjoining Lake,
or Sheet of Water, called Lol.veswatet Lake, contain together
292 Acres, or thereabouts.
3d. Also a tompacd Estate, called Riggbank, near to the
Lake, containing 46A. 2R. 33P. or thereabouts, of rich
Arable and Meadow Ground, now in the oecupation.of Eli-
zabeth Wilson,. ar Tenant; and also a Dwelling-House,
Garden, and Parcel of land, called Lord's Acre, now in the
possesaioh of Mr. logo Hudson. These Demesne Lands are
situated in the centre ,1 the Manor, and, from their beautiful
commanding situation in the vicinity of the Lakes, hkre pecu-
liarly.adapted for the Country Residence of any Gentleman
and his Family, fiand of retirement and rural diversions.
4th. A Fitc.e.hold and Tithe-tree Estate, called Barkbeth,
situate in the Parish of Basentliwaite, in the said County of
Cumberland, containing, by Mensuration, 6 iA. 3R. 26P, or
thereabouts, now In the possession of Thomas Yeoward, as
conditions will be. produced at the time of Sale, and fur=
flier Particulars may in the mean time be hind on application
to Messrs. Graham, Kinderley, and lloinville, Lincoln's
London.; Alt lam Norman, at Brayton flouse, 'Cum-
berland; or at the Office of Mr. Mciurtsey, Solicitor, in Car-
lisle, where Plans and a Particular of theuitterent Estates are
loclpd. The resocetiva Tenants will skew rho Vrainisr4.