The Sun.
London, England, 1841-11-04 00:00:00

miles of Stowmarket, and consisting of a commdiouso
farm-house, a garden, and well-arranged agricultural
buildings, farm-yard, and 155 a. lit. 4r., let to Messrs.
Raynham, on lease for 8 years from Michaelmas, 1838,
at a corn rent, averaging 2121. 10s. ; outgoings, 111.
188.—Bought in at 5,200/.—Mr. Simpson pledged him-
self that the sum which the vendor would take for this
lot had been offered, and it would be sold by private

contract.
Lot 6.—A freehold estate, comprising Tiptofts
Farm and Brook Hall Farm, the latter with a reputed
manor, called Brook Hall, situated in the parishes of
Badwell-Ash and Ashfield, eight miles from Stow-
market, and twelve from Bury St. Edmund's ; con-
sisting of a commodious and nearly new farm house,
a good garden and pump of water in dairy, farm-
yard inclosed by stone walls, and agricultural buildings,
most of which are newly stone-built, slated and tiled,
together with 306 a. la. 26v. of superior land, in a very
high state of cultivation, the greater part tithe free. The
farms, with the exception of the wood land, which is
in hand, are let to Mr. G. Mayhew, for an unexpired
Iterm of five years, from Michaelmas, 1841, at a corn
rent, averaging 389/. 11 s. 4d. per annum. Outgoings
221. Bs.—Mr. James Gudgeon, for Mr, George May-
hew, the tenant, 8,8701.
Lot. 7. The advowson and next presentation to t!-,e
rectory of Wyverstone, comprising a newl:perected
-
residence, stabling, and good garden. I'he great and
small tithes of the parish, which cr.;ntains 1,309 acres
(whereof 836 acres are arable anti the remainder grass
land), have recently lle4__ commuted under the new

Act, at 3504 per ana.tn, There are about 15A. 2 R. 9P.
of glebe land, tying close to this house, belonging to
this living, The present incumbent is in his fifty-first
year, The land•taz reciconed.—F. H. Janson, Esq.,
1,8801.

Lot 8. A freehold estate called Wyverstone Farm,
situated adjoining Tiptoft's Farm, in the parish of
Wyverstone, consistie of a commodious farm-house
(the inside nearly pew), a pump of water, a good gar-
den, 4401 a large farm-yard, the requisite agricultural
buildings, aad 1824, IR. 4r. of excellent land, in a high
state of cultivation, let, with the exception of the wood
had, to Mr. Kent, till Michaelmas, 1842, at a corn
rent, averaging 1841. 3s, 4d. per annum; land-tax ro-
deemed.—Mr. J. Gudgeon, for Mr. R. Howlett, 4,6501.
Lot 9. A valuable freehold estate (with the excep-
tion of two acres, which are copyhold), called
Wyverstone Park Farm, situated adjoining the last
lot, in the parishes of W3verstone and Westhorpe,
and consisting of an excellent farm-house (the
greater part newly built), walled garden, and pump
of excellent water, agricultural buildings, 322 A. 3R.
26p, of productive and well cultivated arable, meadow,
and pasture land, lying completely within a ring
fence, with a double cottage, and blacksmith's shop,
cottage and garden the farm (except the wood land)
let to Mr, R. Howlett till Michaelmas, 1842, at a corn
rent, averaging 3641. 15s. 10d. per annum ; iand-tax
redeemed. Outgoings ss.—H, J. Oakes, Esq. 10,0401.
Lot 10. The Manor of Wyverston, extending over
the entire parish of Wyverston, containing 1,309 A. 3R.
3P.; total income, 83/. 103. 3d.—Bought in at 2,1501.
There was, we understand, an offer from one gentle-
man for all the remaining manors, to the full amount
at which they were bought in ; and the whole of the
property, therefore, has been, or will be sold in the
course of this week, producing the sum of 50,1201., be-
ing, after deducting all out-goings on the estate, the
value of 28 years' purchase on the net rental. As a
striking proof that capitalists do not, in consequence of
the menacing attitude which some parties assume to-
wards the Corn-laws, shrink from investments in the
land, it way be stated that since the 16th of June last,
Mr. Simpson has sold property of this description to the
amount of 167,2301., namely, the Barrington Hall es-
ates, 56,786/. ; the Baroness Clifford's estates at Can-
erbtuy, 60,325/. ; and Mr. Mosely's property, 50,1201.
THE CROWN INN, CHESTERFORD.

Mr. Simpson stated that the worthy proprietor's
father had lived in and carried on this splendid property
for more than half a century; and he did not part with
it because the house or business was in a decaying state,
for it continued as flourishing as over up to the present
moment ; and in fact the Railway had brought an in-
crease of business, as a proof of which he might state
that 43 pairs of horses were out in one day last week.
Mr. Edwards, in fact, bad made his fortune, and as his
heaith was not in a good state, he wished to retire into
the " otium cum dignitate."•
The property consists of the old-established and ex-
tensive concern, distinguished as the Crown Hotel and
Posting House, situated at Great Chesterford. Essex,
four miles from Saffron Walden, eleven from Cambridge,
fifteen from Hockerill, and sixteen from Newmarket ;
the greater part freehold ; with a large farm-yard, ex-
tensive kitchen and pleasure gardens. The purchaser
to take the stock in trade, horses, chaises, furniture,
plate, linen, fixtures, at a valuation.—Bought in at
4,6001.—Mr. Simpson stated though it was not sold in
the room, two persons were desirous of bu)ing it by pri-
vate contract, and he had no doubt he should succeed in
disposing of it before the end of the week.
COLCHESTER DISTILLERY.

Lot 1. A freehold property known as the Colchester
malt distillery, situated on the navigable river Comae,
comprising a substantial family residence, lawn, shrub-
bery, garden, orchard, and pleasure grounds, with ex-
tensive outbuildings, brewery, granary, and workshops,
with brewer's house, a substantial brick-built and slated
mill, brew-house and still-house ; spirit store capable of
holding 25,000 gallons ; with all the necessary offices,
capable of manufacturing 300,000 gallons of spirits an-
nually. The entire property freehold and tithe-free.
The purchaser to take at a lair valuation the plant and
utensils.
Lot. 2. A substantial brick-built windmill, with pa-
tent sails, driving four pairs of stones, situated near the
last lot. Also, three tenements and a detached cottage.
There was not an offer for this property.