The Sun.
London, England, 1825-05-20 00:00:00

SALE OF,-ESTATES.

IiAM SIiIRE. •' •
Neer_WINCHESTER.—The Manorof XING'S WORTHY.;
aft elegant newly:-erected Mansion and Offieei, Gardens Am.:.
houses, Park-like Grounds, Plantations, Icehouse, Fishery
Decoy, Entrance Lodge, Farm-houses, and Buildings; Dos
main of One Thousand Three Hundred. and Sixty, Acres 4
Wafer Corn Mills, an Inn, sundry Cottages' 8.1c.-:.-By 51r1
kAINY, at the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of Eng-i
land, on Friday, June 24, 1825 a Twelve o'Clock, in One
Lot„ unless an acceptable offer is, in the mean time, made
by Private Contract.
fall-tE WORTHY ESTATE, FREEHOLD,
And Land Tax Redeemed, comprising about One Thou.:
sand Three Uuhdted and Sixty Actes'a Arable, rich 'water
• Atesdow Pasture, and Wood Land, in the•parishes of Mattyr
Wbrihy, and King's Worthy, on the turnpike road from Loa;lorl
to Southampton sixty miles from thee former, fifteen fromlthe
latter; two miles and a half from tVinchestei, (the county
' town); sixteen from Basingstoke, and four from Alresford,•
most desirable and sporting part of. Hampahire, and within five
milei Of fhe Kerthell Of Mr. Villeboie.hounds. The Mansion;
substantially constructed of selected materials, has' been corn:
plated within the last sera years, from designs bY•Mr. Smirke,
• the elevation and- decoration peculiarly chaste, and (.the inie-
rior arranged' with every regard to convenience and comfort.
The principal rooms are ad feet by 24, have plate glass sashes;
solid mahogany doors, and marble chimney pieces; the bed
chambers are numerous, and the domestic offices; laundry, brew
house, stabling, and coach houses, are adapted for a. suitable
establishment. The lawn, parterres, gardens, and park-like
paddock of sixty acres, are beautifully embellished with flower.
ing shrubs, timber-like trees and plantatiOns and slope on the
south to the meadow grounds, through which the Elver
flows for a considerable extent, affording excellent trout fishing.
The Home Farm of 4110 acres is in hand. Hook Pit Farm, the
Mill, and other portions, are occupied by elligi.ble tenants, and
the whole of'the lands and farm buildings are tn• the best con.
dition, many thousand pounds having been expended in im-
pfaVemerits. The nelihtiottrhood is of the highest respectability;
and the roads particularly good. in-all directions.. Immediate
Poaieision will-be-given of the Mansion and Estate in hand, and
• the purchaser may be accommodated with the. whole of the new
household furniture at a fair valuation.
• Tickets to-view (without which no person can be admitted),
may be had of Mr. Rainy, No. 8, Berkeley-square, and after
the Ist of June, printed particulars, with plans annexed,' may'
also be had of him, and of lalessrs. Graham, Kindertey,• and
DornVille, Lineoln'a Inn.; at the Auction Mart; at the George,
Winchester; Dolphin, Southampton; Swan, Alresford ; of Mr.
Blake. the bailiff, who will shesr the lands, and at the Entrance
Lodge. •

. .To be SOLD by ACCTION, by Mr. WELLER, on the
• Preinises, .on. 'Tuesday; the 31st May, and the following
Days, at Twelve o'Clock.
ARULY Desirable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, comprising an excellent MANSION, re-
pieta with domestic offices, detached conch house, stables, gra-
nary and Cottage, gardena and pleasure grounds, called. Ash.
lands-:,fear Southwick, a delightful sequestered spot, a beauti-
ful sheet of water, a4orned with stately timber, which forms a
Sllviin scenery truly pleftreive, together with fifty-four sta-
, tote acres of arable andrfsturo Land, in a fine sporting coun-
try, heir two pacics'of•Fox Ilounds. Also, the genuine
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
and upwards of seven hun-
dred ounces of plate, domestic linen, fine damask table cloths,
Ifolland and other slieet, and a library of five - hundred vo-
-1"1", the greater part divinity; few classics, and other branches
131 tiseftil 'and polite literature, some hundred of antique casts,
Paintingi,yseveral unique geV in the graphic art, by those esti-
mable of masters, Edelirtcl- Roullet, Strange; Woollet, Hon-
-1)5'46, 'rare specimens oTold China, with an amplitude of fur.
zntiare, in the good oldAyle which in many respects surpass the
fashion of the present day.
.._Arso, the Live and Dead Agricultural Stock, consisting of
`!''e Clever cart hariei, seven cows and heifers, very forward in
h:; Pigs, two ricks of meadow and one of clover hay, part of
- and oat. ricks, waggons, carts, ploughs, harrows, and
ar`_" r useful.huiliandry implements. The above the Property
nd residence of -the late William Bowles, Esq. Ashlands Is
"e mile from Southwick, four from Wickham and Fareham,
ftom Portsmouth, and ten miles from Southampton.
g,
a The.whole may be viewed on Friday, .Saturday, and Mon-
l... Preceding the sale.
he Mstnsion and Estate may be viewed any day previous to
aje, between the tigers of eleven and two, by tickets, which
• _ /r_4e obtained from George Soape; Esq. Solicitor, Portsea,
't-thlr. Weller, Chichester.
Ttedata)9littes,-itt Is. each, may he had at the place of side ;
sod : Lon, r areham ; King's Head, Wickham ; Bugle, Tich-
Cipt,2_r'ned.-4Lion, PetetSfield ; George, Portsmouth; Crown,
bool t ; Ctrach Brighton,•Southampton ; Anchor, Lip-
)101 Libraries, 'fitorthing, Littlehampton, and
o'cut; 'Half-Mobn, Petworth ; Spread Eagle, Midhurst ;
„cloC.°llc Arms,Artindel; Bear, Havant ; - Auction Mart, Lon.-
' and of Mr. Weller, Chichester.