The Sun.
London, England, 1831-06-24 00:00:00

SUSSEX.

Valuable Freehold Estate, Mansion, and Manorial Rights,
situated in a salubrious and truly picturesque part of the
County ; it includes a Family Mansion, Gardens, and
Pleasure Grounds; a Farm-house, Cottages, Agricul-
tural Buildings, and Four Hundred and Fifty Acres of
Arable, Pasture, and Wood Land, interspersed with
• vigorous and luxuriantly growing Timber Plantations,
and Underwoods, and abounding with Game in all its
varieties.
W. W. BINIPSON will SUBMIT
to PUBLIC COMPETITION, at the Mart, in
the ensuing Month, by order of the Proprietor,
THE NUNNERY ESTATE,

desirable Freehold Property, exonerated from land-tax,
and tithe-free, with the exception of a very small portion,
actuated in the parishes of Ruspet and Horsham, an inte-
teging and fine sporting part of the county, within one
mile by a footpath, and about two miles by the carriage-
toad, to the turnpike-road from London to Worthing,
Where four coaches pass daily, three miles and a half from
the market town of Horsham, nine from the capital
market-town of Dorking, 2 from Worthing and Brighton,
and 32 only from the Metropolis.
It comprehends a Residence of modern structure, con-
''eniently arranged for the occupation of a gentleman's
family, and commanding an entire view of Leith Hill, and
the delightful scenery of a varied and beautifully wooded
country. The domestic offices are excellent, and the
coach houses and stabling are of a superior order. The
Mansion is approached by a carriage drive through the
Park- like ground, and the pleasure grounds are adorned by
a small sheet of water, which possesses capabilities of great
extension at a moderate expence. The flower garden is
Planted with American and other varieties of flowering
Plants and shrubs. The retired walks through the
Plantations are pleasingly disposed. and may be pursued in
their shady and secluded windings for a considerable dis-
tance. The kitchen garden and orchard are very produc-
t►ve, and planted with the choicest fruit trees. The
Estate includes Four Hundred and Fifty Acres of Arable,
Pasture, and Wood Land, the latter is proverbially con-
genial to the growth of timber. The farm-house, work-
Men's cottages, and agricultural buildings, are judiciously
Placed.

To be disposed of with the Estate, are the MANORS
of SHORTSFIELD and NUTHAM, extending over
many hundred acres, with the fines, heriots, and quit-
rents arising therefrom.
The Nunnery Estate is in a neighbourhood celebrated
for gentlemanly associations, and the variety of its field
Sports. The plantations and underwoods are of exuberant
growth, and these, with the woods, are well supplied with
Water, which render thermexceedingly conducive to the
rearing and preservation of game. The country is hunted
by foxhounds and harriers.
Lot 2. A HOUSE, Orchard, Garden, Barn, Slaughter-
house, and Outbuildings, with four small, inclosures of
capital pasture land, containing six acres, situate in the
tillage of Ruspet, and let on lease to Mr. Thomas Comber,
at the kw rent of 261. per annum.
The'Estate can only be viewed by cards. Particulars
are now in preparation, and may be obtained in due time
of Messrs. Hanrott and Metcalfe, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn ;
at the neighbouring Inns; at the Mart; and of Mr. W.
W. Simpson, 24, Bucklersbury.

The Crowland Estate, containing nearly Seven Thousand
Acres, with valuable Manorial Rights, Royalties, and
Privileges, and the alternate right of Presentation to the
Living of Crowland, situated in one of the best Agri-
cultural Districts in Lincolnshire, and comprising some
of the finest land in the kingdom.
MR. W. W. SIMPSON is directed by the
Proprietor to OFFER for SALE by AUCTION,
at the Mart, on THURSDAY, 28th July next, in Seven
is (unless the entire Estate be previously disposed of by
Private Contract, of which due notice will be given), the
CROWLAND ESTATE, a highly important Freehold
and Tithe•free Property, lying within a ring fence, and
justly celebrated for the fertility of its soil. It comprehends
FORTY-THREE FARMS,
Containing altogether nearly SEVEN THOUSAND
ACRES

Of the richest and most productive arable and grazing land
in Lincolnshire, in an excellent state of cultivation, with
good farming residences, and agricultural buildings, in
the occupation of a highly respectable tenantry, princi-
pally under agreements for leases for seven years, and pro-
ducing a rental (including the produce of the Manor) of
upwards of
TWELVE THOUSAND POUNDS PER ANNUM.
Lot 1. will comprise various FARM HOUSES and
BUILDINGS, and 1,638 A. IR. of excellent land, divided
into several occupations, and producing the sum of 2,691/.
per annum, including the Tolls arising.from the Brother-
house Bar, which is situated on the road to Spalding,
and belongs to the Estate.
Lot 2. will consist of several capital FARMS, contain-
ing together 2,583 A. 16P., with suitable residences and
buildings attached, let at rents amounting to 4,3161. per
annum.

Lot 3. will comprise sundry eligible FARMS, contain-
taing together 1,174 A. 2R. 10P., with houses and agri-
cultural buildings to each, pi oducing an income of 2,181/.

per annum.
Lot 4. will consist of 1,391 A. 2R. SP. of superior
Land, divided into EIGHT FARMS, with houses, cot-
tages, and agricultural buildings attached, and producing
altogether 2,4931. per annum.
Lot 5. The valuable MANOR of CROWLAND, ex-
tending over about
TWELVE THOUSAND ACRES
of land, more than 2,000 of which are copyhold, with
the Rights, Royalties, and Privileges; and also the fines
and quit rents, amounting to a large sum annually—the
fines to the Lord of the Manor being. arbitrary.
Lot 6. The alternate right of PRESENTATION to
the LIVING of CROWLAND, with a good Parsonage
House and garden, and several acres of glebe, worth at
least 150/. a-year. The next Presentation will belong to
the purchaser, arid the present incumbent is in his 55th
year.

Lot 7. The MANOR-HOUSE, Crowland, adapted for
the Occupation of a respectable and numerous Family, with
all extensive well planted g.irden, coach-kouse, stable, and
various
other buildings, of which early possession may
be had.
The above exceedingly valuable property is situated at
Crowland (where a weekly market is held), at short dis-
stances horn the towns of Peterborough, Spalding, Stam-
ford, and Grantham, and within ninety-three miles of the
Metropolis. Mr. Simpson, having made a very minute
survey of this extensive property, is desirous of calling the
i.ttention of capitalists to an investigation of its merits, as
t
intrinsic value will, he feels convinced, recommend it
bore strongly than any observations which he might he
Induced to make in an advertisement.
Particulars, with plans annexed, are now in prepara-
tl", and may shortly be had (at 2s. 6d. each), •of Mr.
ta!vvis, Solicitor, Crowland; of Messrs. Gitdlestone,
J R, and Jackson, Solicitors, Wisbeach ; of Mr. Ger.
4e!"°l3, Land-surveyor, Leverington, near Wisbeach ; t
tsars. Bignold, Polley, and Mawe, Solicitors, Bridg, -
afreet, Blackfriars, and at Norwich ; of Messrs. Hanro't,
\,4.74 Metcalf, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn; and of Mr. W.
Sirop,on,f?4, Bucklersbury, London.