The Sun.
London, England, 1825-06-09 00:00:00

HAMPSHIRE.

EMBLEY MANOR, lIIANSJON, and ESTATE, with the,
Alanors and Estates of East Wellow and West 'We on
the Borders of Hanoi and Wilts, nearly Four Thouiand
A ems, mostly free of Corn Tithes ; and the AdvOwson of the
Vicarage.
TO be SOLD by AUCTION, in July next,—
The Ell BLY- ESTATE, late the favourite Residence
of Sir Thomas Freeman Heathcote, Bart. deceased, two miles
from Romsey, eight miles from Southampton, 14 miles from
Salisbury, and 75 from London. •
The Mansion is an excellent and commodious house, plea-
santly situate in the centre of the property ; containing ample
accommodation for a family of the first respectability, and in the
most perfect order for immediate occupation ; having attached
and detached domestic and other offices of every description,
spacious and truly convenient; with Kitchen Garden; Flower
Garden, Green-houSes, &c. &e. The whole abundantly sup-
plied with spring and soft water. The Grounds are diversified,
and ornamented with stately Oak and other trees. The Lawns
arid Pleasure Grounds abound with American and other choice
plants and shrubs. The Plantations have •beers, laid out and
managed with great skill and care, under the, direetion.of.-the
late possessor*and are now of various ages, in a highly orna-
mental as well as thriving and profitable state.
The carriage-drives through the park and plantations are gra-
velled for several miles, communicating with 3 turnpike-roads;
and are, by the judicious interspersion of 'ornamental shrub-
' bery, rendered an extended pleasure-ground, commanding
views of the New Forest, Southampton-water, and Isle of
Wight, and other delightful scenery both at home and in the
distance.
At the several entrances are cottage lodges, tastefUlly erect ed in styles suiting their position. Within the grounds are
several ornamental buildings and.a richly finished grOtto and
fountain, with fish-ponds, and extensive -lakes, supplied by
streams flowing through the estate ; also keepers' houses and
other cottages, for the preservation of game and for the protec-
tion of property.
Embley is a residence peculiarly desirable for a sportsnian.
The compactness of the estate, having no intermixed lands nor
roads; will, under any circumstances, ensure a full stock of
game at the discretioriof the proprietor.
Solicitors, Middle
The farms are held -at will -by respectable tenants, and the
whbolesecersit;tteiveispianrteixcucelailresnwt c°illnbdeitiorena.dY by the 15th June, and
ay then-be had. at the Offices of Messrs‘./-ledding4 Solicitors,'
agent, Wartnin-
places, and Embley House, may be.
Tenipte,lane, London; and Mr.
ster ; .at a .
seen maps of the properly.
mSalisbury
cards only, which will, ha delivered at the
ohflewshsrisc.h Hillier and_
ative.wl.A,
To be Yieswcd .
gton Farm; near
will depute persons to shew the house and lands,
Rowley, who
be free of postage.
—Applications by letter must
by. Mr. Eastted, of Woos's in
above Offices, an

SALM OF ESTATES, 64,c.

EMBLEY HOUSE, HANTS

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VTR. MECEY beg§ to ri.otify
.to Nobility,
•
Gentry, and Public, that he has received insiructions
to SELL by AUCTION, in the early part of July next, tbe
entire Cellars of the 'Superior OLD WINES„ the valuable
ColleCtion of PICTURES, 'arid all the costly FURNITURE
and EFFECTS, of- the late Sir THOMAS FREEMAN
11EATUCOTE, Bart. .

'Particulars, with the-Days of Sale, will N>pear in future
advertisements.

Soutkiatiipion, June 4, 182;1

HARTFORDORWLIE, HA NTS. ._
Eighty-one fine OAK TREES, Twenty-seven ASH, Four
' Thousand Feet 'of valuable' ALDER 'POLES, and Ten
Loads Hatch of OAK' BARK.
9' O. be. SOLD by AUCTION, by GLOVER
an-I PAICE, on FRIDAY, the 17th oflune, 1825, at
tile 'WHITE • HART, Hartfordbridge, at Three &Clock in
the Afternoon, the undermentioned Lots of TIMBER, &c. :
Lot ' Feet.
1-25 Oak Trees, of superior quality, lying in Thum-.
'wood's Fields and Meadows adjoining, containing 815
2.-19 ditto, on Old House and Alalthouse Farm, Elve-
them ' .- ' •:: - ' - ' - _ '
3-18 ditto, on-Baker's Bridge, Wood Hill, and Elson's
Farms - , - • - - - - -
4--19 ditto, on Boys and Lodge Farms and Bignold's
Meadows - - - -
5-27 Ash Trees, fit' for wheelwrights' use -
6-About 12 Loads Hatch of Oak Bark, in two barns
7-739 capital Alder Poles, under one foot each - - 489
8-855 large ditto, at 3 feet each and upwards - .1473
9-285'ditto, from 1 foot to 3 feet each - - -494
lir—Ditto, ditto ditto - - - . . - 494
11-284 ditto ditto - - —.- - 494
12—Ditto, ditto ditto - - -r • ' -- - 493.
The Timber may be viewed at any time previous to the sale,
on application 'to Mr. George Hewett, of Elvetham Lodge.

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