The Sun.
London, England, 1809-07-10 00:00:00

GLOUCF,STERSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD isY AUCTION,
IN CANE LOT,
By Mr. STANTON,
At Garraway's ColLe.house, Cornhill, London, on Thurs-
day. the 27th day-of fulv, 'lB4, at Twelve o'Clock,
DIVERS FREEHOLD HOUSES (Land-t3K
redeemed),. situate'at Wapley and Codrington, i❑ the
Co' ;Inv of Gloucester, r j miles from Bristol, containing
narty-rzo Acres ; one of which Farms is,let from year to
year, attBsl. per annum ; and the rest on Leases, fur years de-
terinitiable on one two or three lives, at reserved rents,
amounting, with the Land-tax, w 441. per annum, and es-
timated to be of the Annul va ue of 2,j0u1. if out of Lease:
Also,,ajoining the above, a valuable Farm, held under
the Dean and Chapter or Bristol, on a Lease foi three lives

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also, the Tithes of Corn and Grain of the Parish of
Wapley and codrington ; held under' the same Lease, and
wh,ch are now iet with the last in . ntioned Farm, to a tenant
from year to year, at 4001. per annum. .•
.Fur further 'particulars_ apply to Messrs d Kinder-
ley and Uotnville, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, ndon ;
Messrs Black and Chapman, of the Temple, London, Sur-
veyors; Mr. Wickham, Solicitor, at I. route ; Mr. 13rutton,
Solieit.,r, at Exeter ; Messrs-. Clarke and Son, Solicitors, at
Bristol"; Mr. Moses Higgs, of Codriligtoni who will shev;/
the Estates ; Mr. tiaioneer, Flitchin ; at the• Bush
TlVerti, Bristol,' and at Stanton,Carraway's/

• DESIRABLE RESIDXNCE and LARD.
• TO BE SOLD Bk AUCTION,
-:By WATERS and KINGSTON,'
At the Ahercorn Arms Inn, 'at StaF,nore,-on Alonday, July
;7, 1809, at T%velyeo'C.lock, in Five Lois
A Substantial GOod—FARM HOUSE, in corn-
-1-.l.."picte repair; with suitable domestic offices, Farmyard,
'Garden, Iwo Orchards, Barns, Stables, Cow-house, and.
other Buildings ; two Cottages, with Gardens, ancl. ten
Closes of rich Meadow Lind ; containing upwards .of
Acres. Also too Acres of newly inclosed Ara le Ladd, in a
forward stare of (A:16112E10D.
Most eligibly situate lOr the eretticn of a Villa, near East-
cote, in Middicsex, on the .11,rders' of Hertfordshire, 14
miles from Lotuton,- 5 from. Uxinidge and Watford, and;
from Harrow oi.,the Hill, in a fine Sporting Cotintry, and
commanding very fine
May be t'.;rt.cular li'-. Steel, Solici-
tor, Brick c •uct, Tin a pl.: or tint Estate may
be seen ; at tne Old bell Inn, Holborn ; and the Boar and
Castle, t ,xtor London ; White Lion, Paddington •
Cranes, licigeware ; White Hose, Uxbridge; King's Head,
Harrow ; the Place of Sale ; and of Nlessis. -Waters- and
King-.ton; at Watford, Herts.

VALUABLE ADVOWSON. •
,TO BE. SOLI) BY AUCTION,' . .
At the House of Mr. lsurbridge, at the George Inn, Gian-
thain, on Thursday the zoth of July next, at ,Twelve
o'Clock,
• rrli E PERPETUAL ADVOWSON of the REC-
. IL-71'0 RY or 13ECKI NGii A ZVI, tour Miles front Newark
• upon
_trent, cohsisting of upwards of Four Hundred ACRES
• CireltOrt,g the Ancient Glebe) of FINE LA ,r 0, a great
art.A4 it Graz:ng, t. ceding, and Meadow Grounds, divided
ito smalllnclosures, part. ol which, upon an I nciosure,
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. about twenty years ago, were. given in lieu of Tithes Dig
Becking,hain :Ind 1: enton; Potty-five Pounds a year is now
paid for the Fitites ot Stragglethorpe. There is an excellent
l'arsonage House and Offices, with Stabling, .Ctach House,
&c. all bililt in the present Incumbent's Tune,. wi:h Gar-
*dens walled round;" also Pleasure Grounds, Shrubberies,
and Stew Poi,ds. —The line Ti out Stream, the 44 itharn,
runs by the Pleasure. Grounds, and through part of the
Land. •

The House is pleasantly situated upon an Eminence near
the Church, and is a complete Residence for a Gentleman's
„Family.-
The present Incumbent is Seventy Years of Age. There
are two Chapels of Ease, Fenton and Stragglethorpe, belong-
ing to the Rectory, and Beckinghain lies upon a good Turn-
pike Read. •
I.etters, post paid, to Mr. Cox, Cullaral, near Derby, will
beMily attended to.

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