The Sun.
London, England, 1812-10-27 00:00:00

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TUESDA Y , CIsOB E it 27, 1812.

ESTATES FOR SALE.

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BUCKLA,ND NEWTON, DORSET.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By M. BA TiEll-, -
At. the King's Arms Inn, in Dorchester,
Ott Tue3da)-, the 27th of October list: at Three o'Clock io
• the fternfwn,
IN LOTS, •
Oa sneb•Conditions its silali then and there produced,
The FEE SIMPLE and -INILFAI..i'ANCE of the fui.iowing.
;STATES":-
- • LOT I. •

LL ,that the MANOR and LORDSHIP, or
reputed Manor and Lordship; of ..XIIMi-SWELL, and
thse Capital MES'",tTAt4.E, TENEM.,,,NT, and FARM, called
ARMES WE LL FA It .\ I, with the Appiirtetiances, ,tiva ate, lying,
and behmin the of 'WICKLAND NEWTON, in the
County Of Dorset, now in the tenure or oetmpation of I.`tiomas'
Cr4r.s, al Tenant thereof, cpusisting of .a good Darin House,
On t-hpiiso;- 1:11\, Stable,3,. and t4hec necessary and ea a-
veiiient Buildings, a Gariien anti Orchard, well stocked •,...it.ll
Troelt and chant-Your Unwired. and seventy Acres of ricli
MeadOvv, A-Toszible, liastare, lind-Copiiice Land.'

- , LOT D.
All that other ME,SSUAGE, TENEMENT and FARM,
• the Appurtenances, called. KNOAKE otherwise,.
KNOAKE3 FARM, situate, lying, and being in the said
Parish cf BUCKLAND NEWTON, now also in the Occupa-
tion of said-Thomas Cross, as Tenant thereof, onsisting
of a good Farm2house and Garden, St toles, and convenient
Oat-houses, and Seventy-two Acres of excsell.„'it Meadow,
Pasture, mid Arable Land.
These Estates are situate in a Sporting Cmintry on the Bor-
ders of:the lertile Vale of Blaelsnioore, ahout Ten Miles from
Dorehester, ifitrht frmn - Four from Cerne ;
and abotind with Coppi,,es line Oak, Ash, and Elnt Tim-
ber. _ .
The Tenant's Leasi:expires-at Ludy Day, ASIS, and at the
other usitaLand cuStamary times er quitting Estates in those
parts. ' ' "
4.--77 The Purchaser will be entitied to the Rents and Pro-,
fits from LaAiy.Day,',lBl3:
For a View, of the Premises apply to the Tenant, and
for printed Particulars of the Estates, at. the Odice of Mr. F.
OAKLEIY, of Dorchester, Attorney at Law; at t Auctioneeel;
the Fares House, a 4 Arrneswell,; atthe Principal inns and Li-
braries in the Towns of Sherborim, •Shaftestiar, Bridport,
Blantiffonl, Salisbury, and Exeter, and'at Messrs. PEAR
Solicitors, Pump-court, Temple, London. •

APPBNDIX TO TI! Sliall RE?Oltr

OF THE " •
AFIIICAN INSfI,TUTION.

EXTRACT' FROM 'TIIF. REPORT OF T X cox:Y:ls-
slo&:zris of AFRICAN INP.T./fRY.

(Cantiaind troth cr..zr Paper of Saturday.)
3. GOLD COAST.

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This coast has been so repeatedly and tho-
roughly descrilml as to ilts soil, prOductions, and
Inbabitant,,thllt it Would be mere, waste of time
' to enter- again into a long detail On subject.
The only pSints of impOrtance which rceuiu open
to discussion are the European flirts, and thesin-
flabnce which 'they have made towards- the,abo-
ditiOn of the Slave Trade.
The number of European forts here is very con-
. siderable, compared with
.the extent of cb::ist
which they occupy. A.ppolloniato Ai.;ra, a
distance of aboat sixt-fourleagues, there are no •
less than twenty seven ; five others are scattered
over seventy-tWo leagues of .coast (towns. to
Whvciah. ' -
The expense attending the British settlements is
underquod to be about 24,0001. to 25,000/.
aii-
nually; and whether the expenditure of such a
sum of the punl.e inoney produces-- -an, 'adequate
return or not, may be WOith consideration.
Most of the out-forts having their little trade
exclnsively, in the hands of the chief (or go-
vernor), cannot be considered in any oilier light
than as Small private factories supported at the
public expense, for the sole benefit of the
duals Who happen in rotation to, succeed to the
charge of them *.
Considered as a means of checking the Slave
Trade, our forts on the Gold Coast do no(o.appefir
to. he of any further use than merely to prk.'veat-its
being carried on within their own walls. Odtside
of that small range they either have not or do hot
exercise any juriskLction.