The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-25 00:00:00

- DQRSETSEIRE.
TO -BE SOLD' BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
rri-LE • MANORS of TARRANT MONKTON
.and TARRANT LAUNCESTON, situate pear the
Great Western Turnpike-Road, bet Ween SaliSbury and•
Blandford; within five miles of the latter, in one of the
most eligible parts of the County of Dot&et- with Courts
Baron, Royalties, 'Privileges,' and Immunities to the said
Manor belonging.
The Manor of Tarrant Monkton Comprises as follows :
rst; A eapital Tythe Free Farm, in the occupation of Mr. lames
Cantlo, on a Lease of which only two years 'are Unexpired,
containing near 900 Acres of Meadow, Arable, and DoWn
Land. idly, The Tythes of the rest of the Parish orTar-
rant Monkton. idly, The Reversion in Fee of divers Copy-
hold and Leasehold Estates, in all of tlfe yearly value of
about 2801. held by one, two, or three Lives, but chiefly on'
one old Lite.
The Manor of Tarrant Launceston is all in the Lord's hands
(except a. tew Litehold Cottages), and consists of one of
the most eligible Farms in the County of Dorset, called
LAUNCESTON FARM; containing upwards of iseo Acres
of Meadow, Arable, and Down Lands, within a Ring Fence,
in Severalty, and Ty the Free, in the occupation of Mr. Robert
Budden, on a Lease of which only four years are unexpired.
The situation of this Estate near the Great Western Turn-
pike Road,in a Country abounding with Gai-ae, must render it
particularly eligible to a Gentleman who may wish to build a
Hunting Box, and the Estate itself possesses many advantages
which will be obvious to a purchaser on a view thereof.
N. B. The Land-Tax on the• Estate is redeemed.

The TenantS, Mr. Cantl6 and Mr.Budden, will chew their
respesetive Farms ; and for Particulars, apply to Mess. King
and John;, Attorneys at Law, at Blandford, who have a Map
of the Estate; or.to Mr. Dayisra Iforningsharn, near War-
minster, Wilts.

COTTAGE on the BANKS of the TOW EY, CARMAR-
THENSHIRE..
TO BE SOLD, FREEHOLD PREMISES, con--
sisting of Two substantial Houses, built in the cha-
racter of the Cottage Ornee: the one commands a view of
the Towey,, as far as the Village of AbergWilly one'way, of
the Bridge part of Carmarthen ,the other way, and fates the
picturesque Hills and Church of •Liangunner across the
River : it consists of -a Drawing-room upwards of 40 feet long,
with Compartments at each end, formed by Gothic. Pilli?rs,
and a Bow-window in The middle part, and a-Dining.4nom
and Breakfast-room on the same Floor ; with •Bed-rooms and
Servants' Rooms suitable. There is a small Garden in • the
front facing the River, terminated by. a Green-house and
.a small Hot-house, and a Terrace beyOnd.—The other House
is adjoining and behind the last mentioned, and consists.of a
Dining-loom and Breakfast-room on the ground-floor, •look-
ing into' its own Garden, and a Drawing-room on the one-
pair, looking along the River. This House has also suitable
Bed-rooms and Offices on the basement story..-Both- the
Houses may be laid together at a very small expense: There
is a Coach-house, and Stabling for six Horses.
These Premises communicate immediatel‘; with the Town
of., Carmarthen, I,vithont of, the loyasc!:- from its
windows, and .are a very desirable Retreat for a genteel Fa-
mily, who wish for a residence in a cheap and plentiful Coun-
try ; and by laying both Houses together, which might be
done at a very small expense, a very large Family might be
accornituadated. All, or any part or the Furniture, may be
had at a fair A ppraisement, and immediate Possession given.
A Plan of th.d Premises may be seen, and further Particu-
lars knswn, by applying to-Mr. Morgan, at Mr. Nash's,
A rchfft,:t, Dover-street; or of Mt. Edwards, Solicitor, Syr.
.i.-ant's klect-street.