The Sun.
London, England, 1825-10-31 00:00:00

WHARFS

Messrs. Fella, Coleman, and Foster, Leicester; Mr. John.
Simpson, Nottingham ; Messrs. N. and G. Wheatcrofts, ditto;
Messrs. Barnsdall and Hooton; ditto ; Mr. Sanders Warwick ;
Messrs. Bird and Sons, ditto; Messrs._ Crochet andi Salkelds,
Birmingham ; Mr. Wilson's, Coventry; i lr. J. A. Jackson,
Newark ; Mr. John Huddlestone, . ditto ; Mr. Thomas Hop-
kinson, Grantham ; Messrs.. Sutton and Co. Shardlow ;
Messrs. Soisby and Flack, Cavendish Bride;, Mr. • Charles
Weddall, Aire and Calder Wharf, Selby; Mr. John Pickard,
Wakefield ; Mr. I. H. Hodson, Leeds. •
By this conveyance Wool, Corn,
,Malt, Woad, Hops, Iron,
and other articles produced in the abOve-mentioned Counties,
will be brought into the West Riding of Yorkshire, as quickly
as heretofore by Land Carriage, and at one third of the ex-
pence.
N. B.—The following Ships load at Custom House. and
Wool Quay, London, and sail weekly for Gainsbro', loaded or
not loaded

31ayflower—Captain Auckland.
Jane—Captain IVlozeley.
Sarah--Captain Collingwood.
evern—Captain Flower.
Goodwill—Captaiti Wilkinson.
W. J. Hall, Whirfinger, London ; Robert Flower and Son,
Wharfingers, Gainsborough.

*.* Please to be particular in ordering Wool and other
Goods intended for this conveyance, to the care of Robert
Flower and Son, Gainsbro'.—October 3, 1825.

SALE OF AGRICULTURAL STOCK.
BAGGRAVE HALL, LEICESTERSHIRE.

EXTENSIVE and very valuable SALE of 724
Sheep and Lambs ; 18 very capital 5 year old Draught
Oxen ; Coach ' Horses, Threshing Machines, Implements of
Husbandry, Corn and Hay, Turnips, MangWorzel, &c. &c.
Messrs. P. KING and H. COMBE beg respectfully to
nounce they have been honoured with instructions from the
Executors of the late Edwyn Andrew Burnaby, Esq. to submit
for sale by Auction, without any reservation, on the premises,
the Township Close, near Baggrave Hall, on Tuesday, Wed-
nesday, Thursday, and Friday, the Ist, 2d, 3d, 4th Nov. next,
the whole valuable live and dead stock of the late El) «'YN
ANDREW BURNABY, Esq., comprising in part 300 ex-
ceeding useful Tupping Ewes and Theaves, 79 prime Shear-
hogs, .57 good Barren Ewes, 287 Wether and Ewe Lambs,' 1
Shearhogram, 4 very useful In.calved Cows and Heifers, 18
very capital 5 year old Draught Oxen, 2 Steers, and 2 Rearing
Calves.

Implements in Husbandry consist of-3 narrow wheel Wag-
gons, 2 Carts, 4 very good single Ploughs, 1 double ditto, 3
pair of Harrows, good Scaler, Land Roll, 3 Corn Troys, 2
very capital Patent Chaff Cutters, exceeding good Winnowing
Machine, very good Drill Hoe and Drill Plough, Bean 'Mill,
2 Thrashing Machines, of four horse power, by Wilson ' • Cow
Cribs, Sheep Troughs; 6 sets of good Horse Tackle, 1t ditto,
Oxen ditto, complete set of very handsome four horse plated
Harness, pair horse ditto, Saddles Bridles, Horse,clothing,
Forks, Rakes, and Miscellaneous Items of Husbandry. In
Corn, Hay, &c., &c.,-7 Stacks of well got Hay, 1 ditto Clo-
ver, 4 hovels of Wheat, 27 Acres of Wheat in barns, 7 stacks
of Oats, 2 ditto Barley, 1 ditto Beans, and 1 of Dills, 23 acres
of sweed and green round Turnips, and 11 acres of 31angel-.1
Worzel (very good) and 3 acres of Cabbage.

Descriptive Catalogues of which will be ready for delivery
five days previous, at the principal Inns, in Melton, Lough-
borough, Oakham, Harborough, Hinckley, Leicester, and a
the Auctioneers and General Agents, Belgrave-gate. •
The whole of the cropping will be apportioned in conve-
nient lots, and may be taken off the premises.

The sale to commence'each morning at tea, under the usual
conditions.

And on Monday, theith November next, several Lots of
very fine Ash and Elm Timber, as cut down, and lying on the
premises near to Baggrave Hall. Six months credit will be
given upon approved joint security. And on the same day
will be submitted for sale, by Auction, one hundred tod of
Wool:

'T-he sale will commence with the Timber at ter), and the
Wool at two.