The Sun.
London, England, 1807-08-06 00:00:00

'WANTED TO.: PURCHASE,

rcr lIE ADVOWSON, or. NEXT PRESENTA-'
11,0 N to a .1.1 (;,_from tool. to 4001. per_Aim.
Uitlt the prOspea of an early' Vacancy.
Addre6s (lost- paid) to A. D. at Meisre, Strawbridge awl
Ty ler's,'Stattorters, No. 73, Warrenstteet,
.Fitzroy-square.
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SURREY.
KNIGHTS*.HILLf• MANSION-1101JSE and LAND,
,
- • The Propertr of the4ate Lord. TI-LU RLO w.
• HORMY will be. SOLD by ,AUCtION, at
s,GArrawil's Cotne-house, this tritly_elegant an .I splendid
Idaniii)n, with suitable attached and thil:iched 0 :lice-, I -1 nn.
Our-buildings; -replete (alit, evcry.c nvcuience, amt.
Up Wirth of WO Acres of exiiellent• productive Nleadow and .
Pasture Land ; 'forming attogether.a most important Domain,.
tit tOr the residence of a Family, of the first .distint-tian.
The. Situation of Knights'. Hill is retired., amidst the most
interesting rural. Scenery, con maii ling extensive, richly.
wooded,' and diVersifii.4' nrospiis, disrant five Miles only
from:Lundon, and one, Mile eaciftrom StreatTlatk and Dui.
rich.'
•

• PAL tic:Oars are.,Prepating, and will. be shortly ready for de,
]lvcry, of whi,cn due notice will be,given in this Paper; and
Olio of the Day of- Sale, when every necessary iltrerrmition.
flay he tiadi and.Plinfa.of 'Ott Estate seert, 'Onitptilication to
Townly. Land Surveyor,Walworrh; and•at Mr.. James's
(Alice, No. c,.New Boswell-court, Lincoln's Inn.

EALING HOUSE, MIDDEESEX.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

By PETER COXE,

. .
On Thursday, the 13th day of August, 1807, at Twelve
o' C k (unless previously disposed orb), Private Centrad,
• or which due notice will be given in this Paper),
*AcAPITAL MANSION, with attached and
- tachtit Offices, Farm-yard, spacious Garden; and
Valuable Meadow and Pasture Land„
' This valuable Freehold acrd. part Copyhold Estate (which
is little inferior to Freehold), comprises that
.Capital Man-
sion, EALING-HOUSE., at Ealing, Middlesex, about six
and a half from tendon, with Will in front, and double
gate, Coach.swcep Approach ; spacious Wall. fruit and Kit-
chen Garden, rich in produce ; Green-house and_,Grapery
numerous shady Walks, Pleasure Ground, Farm Yard, and
profitable 'Meadow and • Pasture. Land; richly studded with
noble Oak. Elm, and other Forest Trees, the property and
.residence of the late Earl of Galloway, the whole supplied
With an'abundance 6f excellent Water, .
The ManSion contains a • Drawing-room • and Dining. par-
lour,thirty-five feet by' eighteen, large'Breakfast.parlour, or
Gentleman's Room ; spacious Hall, used as.tr 13illiard.400m,
thirteen most excellent Bed-chambers, two Staircases, two
Water-closets, and suitable.Domestie ()likes and .Cel taring ;
Servants' Rooms 'over the. Stables, Stalls fOr eight Horses,
Ind 5 tanding for various Carriages, the whole in most adinir,
able order. - •

The Furniture; which . Is of the very best description,
itieatiy elecant, and handsome, together with the. Fixtures
sand 'Timber, vibe inclUded in the-Purcliase.
May be viewed until the day of Sale (by Tickets Only), on
Application to Mr. Coxe, No. 33, ThroOndrton-Strect,
rliorn Particulars may be had ;. ailso at Llriyd's arid Gar..
;away's f,:oine-bouses ; at Mr. Ridgway's, Bliokseller, No,
170, Piccadilly ; at Mr,' LOriat's, No. 60, New Bond-street,;
Ind of Air. New. Iloswell-court,, Lincoln's-Inn,-to
Whom.apply-also for Treaty by Private Contrad. .

N. B. The Stock/on the Premisai may be taken at a sepa,
agreeable to the purchaserat the time ot Sale.

YOR MIEUMATISNIS, SPRAINS, CHILBLAINS,

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'THIS MEDICINE, froth its extraordinary Effi-
cacy, is justly entitled to the reputation it luis-Soidng
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