The Sun.
London, England, 1812-06-20 00:00:00

ESTATES FOR SALE.

ItLLNOII. OF OAkLEY.--BUCKS.
TO BE SOLD BY •AUCTION;
By Mr: D. GODSON,
Pikt th AUCTION MART, near the Bank of England.
4 1? -a l.LitlY, the ad Day of JULY next, at One o'clozk,

, -
k• IN FOUR LOTS,
LIE that the said Freehold MANOR of OAKZ:I,
tt, d i_LEY, with all its Rights, Royalties, and Apportenauces,
414b?ree capital anted RM i.tinct FAS, containing together,
kkCcrcs, 8 roods, 12 perches, of excellent Feeding, Dairy,
Ls Arable Land, martly Tithe-free, and the whole of the
l't,tl,ll Tax redeemed ; situate in the parishes of Oakley and
rkt '3 in sae county of Bucks; together with the valuable and
.!;.j.trlsive Rights of Commo'ra ,-..ppertivant thereto, in the re-
qtNre ocrupations of Messrs. Thomas Hudson, Edraund•
.1,2 and Henry'F'enniruore.
to,te Farm-houses and Buildings, are conveniently situated
:irespective farms, and are in good conditi:m.
tO h.„leY is 9 miles from the City of Oxford, 5 from Thame,
I;:f:'''.! Bicester, and 12 from Aylesbury. • .
1,1.,.:'• atTosnx, of the Manor-hotfse, will chew the Li"-;state, of
t 4-14 !shared particulars may he had,- 14 days
.prior to the
ite,; Cu, at the Angel Inn, Oxford; Cobham Arms, Buck-
-1147?1; Red Lion, High Wycombe; George, .zl:ylesbury ;
to "011, name; of Mr. GonsoN;Land Agent, Hook Nor-
-1,0,3.,0xf0rd ; of JOHN PI tiNI GER, Esq. - Gray's .Inn-square,
At-,,,.'°'', where Maps of the Estate may be seen ; and of the
'' •- 'oneer, at the'Secretary's Office, Auction )(fart, London
`....._

tit•
Pr,tal FREEHOLD MANOR FARM, in ESSEX, mined
HALL, with. Po.ssession at Michaelmas next:.
TO BE _SOLD .BY AUCTION,
%,i }the LYAS NEWMAN, •
ALTCTIOI MART, opposite the Bank of England,
' 'greet:ion of the Trustees, under the Will of Mr. William
thrt,p__ Wayland, deceased, • .
L'ESDAY, the 30th of June instant, at Twelve o'Clock
at, Noon,
Very desirable and truly valuable FREE-
HOLD MANOR FARM, called CRIXEA HALL, sl-
toe-C. in Cri.xea, in the County of Essex.; comprising divers
its "Ircs of r,cii Arable, Pasture, and Marsh Land, contain-
,
4:k g,,y acmeasurement, 216 Acres, be the same more or less,
"Igh state of cultivation, having been for many years
lqd °Cenried by the Proprietor; together with a substantial
ttdc°annudioug Brick-fronted DWELLING-HOUSE, situ-
-4(it,011 a pleasant eminence, eontaining two Parlours, a
L
cuen, Store-room, cool Dairy and Pantry, five airy Bed-
I, -"alters + - - • d` t good Cellars • also a Brew-
„nso lets, an w• , _
Brew-
tot, with an Oren, a Coal-house, and other numerous and
tl.enient Ott ces ; two Barns,,Stabling for fifteen Horses,lll,l'Be-house, two Cart-lodges, with a Granary over one of
'" sufficient• to contain 150 quarter.: of corn; also several
. Catee-sheds, Cow-house for 10 Or le Cows; Piggeries
)(,11 ether convenient Out-buildings, an excellent Garden,
,Planteci
two witli choice Fruit Trces„, and also a COTTAGE
Trd into' Tenements.
vi; a above Estate is pleasantly situated, commanding a
f,? the liter Crouch and of the Thames._ The House and4,,,tuulgs are in eo,plete repair, and fit for the immediate
tik-Otiou of req)ectaoility ; distant about
from LO:n-:on, twenty from Chelmsford, and tea
hbldo7l, two capital Marb et-towns, and only two Mites
krt, i
where corn is shipped for the London Mar-
"fi veLand: week.—The
y Lanax is redeemed.
'" Estate may be vhnved until the. clay of Sale, by apply-
,
•At.a. Hall. •
tut, Ithtd Parteulars and Conditions of Sale will he distri-
t and may be ,had upon the premises; and
"'e Black B CI elmsford • King's Head, Maldon ;
Inn, . ,
art, 11111101a111.; Royal:Hotel, New S pith-End; Three
N.? Coiceesteri Blue P.ots, Witham ; Sprea:l Eagle, In-
ot-gtone ; Whit, hart, Rog:ford ; at the place of Sate ; and
Tixiian
fasts PEuKt NS,. Solicitors, Chelmsford, at
4417 OVace 1:il e Estate may be seen ; and at the
."13/4 Matt, Linidtm.

NEW MUSIC.
This Day was published, ptice 10s. 6d.

THE AIUSleAti 'HIVE; 7 or, a Selection of
some of the Choicest, and -most Characteristic National
Melodies.; consisting of frAh, Spanish, and English Songs,
and Airs ; to which ire added, Variations for the Harp, or
Piamo-forte, by Edward Jones, Bard to his Royal Highness
the Prince of Wales, Regent; and Author of the Musical,
Poetical; and Historical Relics of the Welsh Bards, in two
volumes •' Minstrel Serenades; -Musical Curiosities ; Lyric
or Greek Airs, &c.; Maltese -Melodies; German Waltzes, &c.

-London : Printed for the Author, and sold at gessrs..Birch-
all's MUsic-shop, No. 133; and at Chappell and Co's. No
New Bond-street; at Goulding's Music Warehouse, Soho-
square; at Clementi and Co's. No. 6,-Cheapside.; and at Mit-
chell's, No. 26, Southampton-iow, Bloonisl•ury.

• CHATEAUBRIAND'S' TRAVELS.
New Editions, French and English; with a Map of the-Au-
thor's Route, in Two Vols. Bvo. price 241. ; orßoyal Paper,
Hot-pressed, 365:
rip RAVELS in GREECE, PALESTINE,
IL EGYPT, and ILM:ARY, during the years 1806 and
1807.

B. A. DE CHATEAUBRIAND,
Author of " Atala," AS:c.
.

" These volumes produce an effect altogether fascinating and
romantic. Thaec retniniseences of celebrity, those ,glo-
rious recellectjons which leisure aildreadingsupply, throng
so regularly on the,spot about a scene which was already co-
loured into distinctiveness and vivacity, that the impression
of reality is almost abated by the very perfection of the deli-
neation. Instead of jostling among the accidents of nature
with a common traveller, we seem to float in the balloon of a
magician and to swoop only utthe picked scenery,where nature
and religion have wrought their iniricles orwhere beauty and
,fanie repose.—Mouthly Review, May.---:See also the Critical,
Eclectic, &c.
London: Printed for and sold by 11. Colburn, Public- Li-
brary, 50, Conduit-street; •John Anderson, Edinburgh, and
John Cumming, Dublin. •

OFFICE OF OAD.NANCE,
June 3, 1812.
Tilt PRINCIPAL OFFICERS. of His MA-
JESTY'S ORDNANCE, de hereby '4wire ~Notice,
'
That Proposals will be received at the:4. Office, in Pall-Matt,
on or before Friday, the 26th Day of June next, from such
Persons as may be wiring to undertake the Performance of
the CARPENTER'S WORK, in the Medway Division, for
Service of this Department, for a period of One Year.
Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Condi-
Hone of the Contract, may be known upon application at the
Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall, e:foresaid, any Day between
the Hours of Ten and .Four o'Clock, where the Proposals
must be delivered, sealed up and indorsed, " Proposals for the
Carpenter's Work in the Medway Division;" but no Proposal
can be admitted eter.the said 26th instant, at revive o'clock.
at Noon!, of :he same Day; neither will any Tender he notic-
ed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his Behalf
shall attend. _ _

By Order of the Board,
R. IL CRE7I7; Secretary.