The Sun.
London, England, 1815-05-19 00:00:00

SALES BY ATICTION

FOGGART and PHlLLlO,S3pectfully in-
form the Public, that the SALE of the EAST MARfr:.
ESTATE, SOMERSET, advertised to take place at the Alm,
tion Mart, London, on Friday, the 261 h instant,' is POST-
PONED for a short time.—Broad-street, May 17, 1815.

6pinotr, FARM, near LEATHERHEAD,• in the

COUNTY 'of SU (tREY•

By Messrs.. HOGGART and PHILLIF, at the Auction
Mart, on Friday, the 2eth' inst. at Twelve,

R"HURST FARM AND MEGG'S
MARSHES, at.aluable Copyhold Estate, situated with-
in One Mile of Leatherhead, Four A.o* Dorking, Eight from
Kingston, and Twenty from London, in the County of Surrey,.'
consisting of about One Hundred Acres of capital Arable and
rich Meadow Land, with valuable rights of common, a Farm
House, Barns, Stabling, and Out-buildings, in the occupation
of Mr. Croakbara and Mr. Nicholas, at rents amounting to
1311. 10s. per anntnn. Possession may be had at Michael-
thas next.—May be viewed with leave of the. Tenants, and
particulars had on the Estate; at the Red Lion, Dorking;
Spread Eagle, Epsom ; White Hart, Guildfo:rd ; of Mr. Neale,
Surveyor, Chram ; and of Hoggart and Phillips; 6.2,' Old
Broad-street. . .

VALILIBLE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE iind ESTATE, Ile*

_
TUNBRIDGE WELLS. -
By Messrs. HOGGARTand PHILLIPS, at the Auction Mari,
on Fa-1(1;V, May 9.6, at Twelve, unless an acceptable Oiler
is made in the mean time by Private Contract,

THE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE and ES-
TATE called BISHOPSDOWN-GROVE, delightfully si-
tuated near the fashionable Watering-place of Tunbridge Wells,
consisting of a spacious Family House, cfimtainingeveryaccom-
modation fur a large respectable Family; with numerous
Bed-rooms, spacious Dining and Drawing-rooms, Library, and
Offices of every description : the residence and property of a
Lady ; attached to the residence are npwards of 117 Acres of
capital Pasture Land, also Arable and Wood Land, well tim-
bered, and ornamented by sheets of water, with Pleasure
Grounds, Lawn, and Plantations: also several Cottages and
Gardens ; the purchaser may have immediate possession.—
May be viewed, with Tickets .only, which, with particulars,
may be had of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 63, Old Broad-
street, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen; particulars
may be had also at the Rose and Crown, Tunbridge; the
White Hart, Seven Oaks ; Star, Lewis ; Old Ship, Brighton ;
of Messrs. Seoones and Son, Solicitors, Tunbridge ; Messrs.
Ciamtree and Bicknell, Solicitors, 37, Bloomsbury-square ;
and at the Auction Mart.

FURNITURE and EFFECTS, WORMINGTON GRANGE,
near Broadway, and Evesham, Worcestershire.

Be Messrs. HOGGART arid PHILLIPS, on the Premises, on
Monday, the sth June and following day, at Eleven o'Clock;
by direction of the Executors,
rrH E -HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and
other Effects; the property. of the late SAMUEL
GIST, Esq. deceased; comprising mahogany 4-post and field
bedsteads, with cotton furnitures, and window curtains ;
down and goose feather beds, mattrasses, and bedding; ca-
binet work, in drawers, dressing stand, a set of dining tables
with circular ends, card and Pembroke tables, chairs, ma-
hogany secretairc an'd bookcase, pier glasses, carpets a•cel.
laret sideboard, a barrel. organ, culinary articles, brewing
utensils, about 90 tons of meadow hay, a cart and harness,
draught horse, melon frames and lights, hurdles, &c.
To he viewed one day preceding the sale; and catalogues
had at the inn at Broadway; the Crown, Evesham ; on the
'premises of Mr. Williams, Abbey, Winchcomb, Olostershire,
and of Messrs. Huggart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad-street.

:OMPACT FREEHOLD FARM, opposite to the PARK
LODGE of KEMPTON, in a beautiful situation. fur a Re-
sidence, near the Thames.
By HOGGART and PHILLIPS, at the Auction Mart, on
Friday, June 9, at twelve, by order of the Executor of the
late John Fish, Esq. deceased, -
DORT-LANE FARM, a very improvable,
FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tythe free and Land-Tax-re-
deemed, lying in about seven handsome inclosurcS, beauti-
fully timbered, and skirted by a Trout stream, containing to-
gether OTh. 3a. 71.. of excellent land; with a new brick-built
cottage, containing several bed-rooms, dining and breakfast
parlour, and offices, with capacious barns and numerous out-
buildings in hand.
To be viewed, by applying to Mr. Pattison, the Bailiff, at
Kempton-park, of whom particulars may be had;, also at the
`fart; and of Hogglirt and Phillips, Old Broad-street ; where.
a plan of the estate may be seen.

CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, in the COUNTIES of

HERTS and BUCKS.

By HOGGART and PHILLIPS,- at the Auction Mart, on
Friday, June 9, at Twelve, in One Lot,

WTHELPLEY HILL, GREAT MOORS,
LITTLE MOORS, and SPENCER'S FARMS, si-
tuate in the parishes of North Church and Chesham, in the
above Counties; comprising a .most valuable FREEHOLD
and•small Part COPYHOLD ESTATE, containing together
about FOUR HUNDRED and SEVENTY ACRES of capital
Arable, •Meadow, Pasture, and Woud Land, one mile from
Berlthamstead and Boringdon, three. from Box Moot, two
from Chesham, and twenty-six from London ; within the
Manor of 'Latimers, conveniently sub-divided into Farms,
with an excellent Farm House and other Buildings, and the'
whole free train Land Tax; in the occupation of Mr. John
Pope, who quits at Michaelmas next, subject till then to a
low tent of 'Four Hundred and Twenty Pounds per annum.
May be viewed with leave of the Tenants; and Particulars
bad litteen days prior to the sale, of John Sudlow, Esq.. M-
onument-yard; at the Red Lion, Chesil= ; King's Arms,
Berkbamstead; Swan, at Box Moor; Crown, Ann-a-sham; at
the Mart; and of_liegart and Phillip 9, 62, OldEraad-street,
Royal Exchange, where a Plan of the Estate way be seen.

CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, MANOR, MANSION,
and PLEASURE GROUNDS, in. the•COUNTY of MID-
DLESEX.
B>' Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, at the Mart, on
Friday, June 9, at 12 o'clock, in one Lot,
AMost important and highly valuable VREE-
HOLD ESTATE, MANSION, and PARK, the late
residence of JOE-IN FISH, Esq. deceased; delightfully situat-
ed near the Thames at Sunbury, known as Kemptun. The
Mansion is fitted-up with splendid taste, presenting an eleva-
tion of the Gothic architecture, delightfully situated in the
centre of a most luxuriant domain and park of 424 acres,.
tythe free and land-tax redeemed, enclosed by paling, and
ornamented with plintations of stately forest trees; the park
is intersected by a canal of nearly one mile and a half in ex-
tent, flowing from a lake of six acres, upon which is a water
corn-mill, with water works, throwing water over the whole
of the premises. The mansion is suitable for the accommo-
dation of a family of distinction, with rooms, lofty, and of
good proportion; the principal apartments are superbly
finished and decorated with ancient and modern painted glass
of -exquisite workmanship, in tablets and landscapes; con-
veniently detached from the mansion is a substantial build-
ing, of .handsome uniform elevation; comprising double coach-
houses, double sets of stables) men- servants' apartments,
turret clock and cupola; also, baliff's house, laundry, dairy,
brewhouse, granary, gardener's cottage, and numerous agri-
cultural ont-buildings.• The gardens contain about three
acres, inclosed by new walls, bearing fruit in the likthest per-
fection, Ornamented in aesouth aspect by horticultural build-
ings, erected upon the best principal for the production at. the
finest fruit, and includes peach-house, double graperies, con-
servatery, pinories and succession houses, together about 320
feet in extent.
The park and !and may be viewed at any time, on applica-
tion to the bailiff, Mr. Paterson; the mansion and gardens-
can only be viewed by printed particulars, to be hada Messes.
Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange,
whore a plan of the estate may be seen.