The Sun.
London, England, 1815-09-04 00:00:00

EAST INDIA HOUSE, August I 1.4 1515.

I II E COURT of, DIRECTORS of the
UNITED.COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND
TRADING to the EAST' INDIES, do hereby give Notice,
That the Court will be ready to receive Proposals in writing
at anytime on or before Friday, the Bth September next,
front such Person or Persons as may be willing to BUILD for
the Company a SIIIP or. SHIPS of the burthen of about 1: e 0
Tons, Builders' measurement, either in England, in the River
Thames,, or at an Outport, or in the East Indies, at Bombay,
or in Bengal, specifying the Rate per Ton at which they will
engage to'Build such Ship or Ships.
The particulars of the Dimension's and Scantlings; and
other Conditions, conformably to which the Ship is to be
built may be had, and the Draft of the Ship seen, upon ap-
plication to Captain Bonlderson, the CoMpany's Master At-
tendant at this House, on or after Friday, next, the 18th inst.

.JOSEPH DART, Assistant tircret4ry.

The Tenders, with the words " Tend:er to build a Shin" on
the Cover, to be severally sealed up, and left with the Se-
eretacy at this- Mouse, at or before Twelve o'clock at Noon
on the said Sth September next, beyond which hour no Ten-
der will he received.

STYSTEDS' MANSION, GAIIDENS, and FARM in the
Parishes of %vpITTLE, and \VIDFOIW,. wi►h immediate
Posses ion:
Tb be S'OLD by AUCTION, by CHALK and MEGGY, on
THURSDAY, Sep►. 7, 1515,-af the Anetion.Mart, near the
Bank of England, at Twelve o'Clock, (unless an acceptable
'Otter is iaerionsly made by Private Contract, of which No-

. tier 6.5 given.) '
TYSTEDS comprises a large anti commodious
MANSION, situated at a ple:isant distance from the
Turnpike-road, in the Palish of Wid:.tiO, partly surrounded
by lofty 1166-w:ills, inclosing a garden, the production of
which lias justly excited the admiration of persoas.of the first
Tank 'lnd judguient.
The Monsion is in a veep complete state of repair, a consi-
siderable sil' having been expended upon it; is fronted by a
handsome for‘.-couit,, and ornamented fish-pond. The do-
mestic offices are numerous, and well-arra igcd; offering a re-
sidence for a family of distinction.
The detached building.; include Coach-houses, Stables, and,
Granary ; anti the FaKming-buildings are well situated, and
in excellent repair. They include Barns, 'Stables,
.exteosive.
new-built Cattle-sheds, and every necessary appendage for a
.Corti and Grazitu;
ONE LIUNDREI) and FIFTY-SEVEN ACRES and up-
wards Of most eXCellent Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Ladd,
jays e,ortiguous to the House, belted on the . one side by-the
Park and Pleasure-grounds belonging to the,: Mansion called
H igfi s; and intersected by good Public"lltiaits, so as to
oiler access to almost e...'eryinclosure, without the necessity of
crossing another.
'Nitre is a Cold Bath upon the Estate, at a conrcnietit dis-
tance _and also a new-built Gardener's house, with several
good orkmen's Cottages.
'The Estate is handsomely timbered, and many ornamental
trees are standing near the nmusien. . .
Much money has lately been expended in the more sub-
stantial improvement of the farm, as ,sell as in rendering the
several inclosures more complete and ornamental.
'StYsteds is a pleasant,ride of three miles only from the As-
, size'and Market Town of Chelmsford; and is distant from
1,,,M10n '26 miles, to and front whenoe Stage-coaches are
i. hourly passing.
1 Particulars may he had at. the Mahlon and Witham Banks;
at the Auction -Mart, London; of Mr. Conland, Solicitor, at
h;s. offices, Chelmsford .and Braintree; of the Gardener, lipon
the premises; and Of the Auctioneers, Chelmsford, of whom
cards may be had to view the Estate, and at whose Mice a
I Map may be seen.

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GOLDEN CROSS, CHARING -CROSS; AND BELLE
SAUVAGE, LUDGATE-HILL.,
GENERAL OFFICES FOR TRAVELLING.
HE following ROYAL s 4 OF from
IL the above Offices ,everysvening; by command of the
Post maste p-General , • ie. •. -
DUBLIN, Waterford, Cork, and all parts of Ireland.
HOT Bangor, Caernarvon, St. Asaph., an
d all
parts of North Walcs•• •
MILFORD HAVEN, Haverford-West, Carmarthen, Bre-
con, Monmouth, and all parts of South Wales.
CHESTER, Namptwich,Stafrord,LitchfiOd,Northampton.
WISBEACH, March Charteris, and, St. Ives.
CAMBRIDGE 'a-nd
',SEWN! ARKET,' Brandon, Swat/ barn, and Fakenhatn
BURY sT:
,EDNIUNDS, ttc.
NOWVIaI, Newmarket and Thetford. •
NORWICH, by Colchester, Ipswich, and Scole.
WORCESTER., Persh;we, Eveshatu, and Moreton.
Gr.oucEsTE,R, CHELTENHAM, ;yid Burford.
OX.FORD, every Evening at El:Alit OTIOCIi.
LUDLOW, Len ttiry, and all pins of Shropshire.
-YARMOUTH, Lowestoti, Beceles, YOxford,& Woodbridge.
HULL„Scarboroi4h, Burlington, and ItTverley.
BARTON, Watee4ide, Gainsoorough, a.t,d Brigg.,
LINWLN, Sle.iford, Bourn, PeterhOrouge, and Stilton.
And the following Royal. Patent, and other Coaches, un the
newest and best construction.
Also is added a-list of Cities and Principal Towns, to which
Passengers are regularly ciinveyed ; a reference ther.co
save lunch trouble to 'Travellers and Persons having baggage
or parcels to send.
LIVEIIPOOL New Light Coach, out only one night (car-
rieS-fout• i nside obly), thrtrugh.NVarrington, Nortliwicb, Mid-
" delwich Uttuxeter, ,Burton-upso-Trent,
iieas-
h;iw, Lutterworth and Northampton, Sunday,
Wednesday, and Friday ',timings, at Six ; performs the jour-
;
nev in 36 flours, well lighted and guarded throughout.
LIVERPOOL • Royal Cotten, tin ough Warrington, Runts-
fOid, Cknigleton, Newcastle, Stony., ramworth,
Atherstone, Hinckley and Latterworth, et
aurst.ay,
and Saturday mot ningi;,' at Six; travels with erxtratirdinavy
velocity ; only one night oti Cho road ! well lighted and guard-
ed the while of the journey.
YORK Ness anti Elegant Post Coach every Nlorning at Six,
I'4,l4:aster, -Ferry'oridge,. ,Doncaster, Bawtre, Ret-
lard, Newark, Grantham, and Stamford. Fruit Yuri:,
sengers ate • fOrwariled with the greatest facilite titio-
Berwick, Newcastle, Alowick, Snields, .:lid Sunder-
Purhami Nortballtaton,,Thiesk,- and L.ss-