The Sun.
London, England, 1815-06-28 00:00:00

AYLESBURY, BUCKS.

FURNITURE, EXCELLENT WINES, AND EFFECTS.
I3y Mt. SCOTT, on MONDAY, July 3, and two following
Days, at Eleven o'Clock, at the late Residence of Acton
Chaplin, Esq. deceased, by Order of the Executors,
rirHE NEAT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
AL handsome Plate and China, 188 Dozen of Superior
Wines, 6ne-davoured Claret, curious Old Hock, East-India
Madeira, and Old Port ; Books selected with taste; good
Table and Bed-linen, comprising a set of Drawing-room ja-
panned Chairs, Sofa and Curtains to suit, Dining-room Mo-
rocco Chairs, Bookcase, Drawers, Tables, Carpets, Glasses,
the general Assortment of useful Articles, valuable Fixtures,
Ranges, Coppers, Presses, Dairy, Brewing and. Garden Uten-
sils, Greenhouse Plants, &c. in a good state.
May be viewed on Saturday, and Catalogues, Is. each, had
at the George, Ay!esbury ; Cobham Arms, Buckingham; Red
Lion, Thante and Wycomb ; Star, Oxford ; and at Mr. Scott's
Office, 2S, New Bridge-street, London.

•
MONMOUTHSHIRE.—CHEPSTOW GREAT TITHES and
ADVOWSON, and COPYHOLD LANDS in_LANVAIR.
By Mr. scam', on FRIDAY, thily 7, at 12 o'clock, at the
Mart, Lond" unless acceptable offers shall be previously
made by Private Contract,
A mu' ETY of the IMPROPRIATE GREAT
TITHES of the PARISH of CHEPSTOW and HAM-
LET of HARDWICK—A Moiety of the Perpetual AdVowson,
with the Alternate Right of Presentation, to the improvable
Vicarage ‘4,' Chepstow, situated in a beautiful romantic
country on the River Wye--;-A COPYHOLD ESTATE,
41A. Ic. SP. of good inclosed Land in Lanvair Descold,
ti
miles from Chepstow; let on lease to Mr. John Langley—.
A Ditto, rice Meadow, GA. OR. 3P.; let to Mr. John Lewis;
and 13A. la. 24P. ditto Arable, let to Joseph James: all
held at small quit rents and fines certain.
Particulars at the George, Chepstow; Bush ~Bristol ; White
Hart, Bath; Bell, Gloucester; Star, Oxford;-at the Mart;
and of Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridge-street,- London, A'here
Maps may be seen.

COLLIERY, in the FOREST of DEAN, GLOUCESTER--
- SHIRE.

By Mr. SCOTT, on FRIDAY, July .7, at Twelve o'Clock, at
the Mart, London, unless an acceptable Offer shall be pre-
viously made by Private Contract,
A -COLLIERY, very valuable by the superior
la. and peculiar advantages which it possesses, extensive
and compact, centrally situated 'between the Rivers Severn
and Wye, five miles from each, containing Two thicli Veins
of excellent burning Coal, quantity inexhaustible, worked
with the greatest certainty and facility, connected by Rail-
roads with the above Navigable Rivers,. supplying thereby
the rapidly increasing demands of an extensive populous
Country, including Hereford, Ross, Gloucester, Monmouth,
Ledhury, Cheltenham, the Stroud, Thames and Severn Ca-
nals, Thames River Navigation, Oxford, Wooton-underEdge;
K ings wood , Dursley, they, &c. and a considerable extension
of Market in reasonable prospect. This important• Property,
in a beautiful and romantic Country, eminently merits atten-
tion ; is capable of being,brought into full action, at a com-
paratively small expense, with well-founded prospects of
nresenting a very great return; held for near 5:.0 years, sub-
ject to a small annual Rent to the Crown.
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Particulars at the Bell, Gloucester; Plough, Cheltenham;
White Hart, Bath; Bush, Bristol ; City Arms, Hertford ;
Star, Oxford; the Mart; and of Mr. Scott, 23, New bridge-
strcct, Loudest,

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RATU in the Gazette Extraordin _,...
ary of Thursday, June 22.
In the List of Officers Wounded—For Major-General Cork,
right arm amputated, read Lieutenant-General Cooke, left
arw amputated.