The Sun.
London, England, 1802-12-25 00:00:00

NLAP: LICHFIriD.

TO- BE SOLD BY AUCTION;
. 'l3i WILLIAM HARRIS'
•
At the George Inrc; in the City of Lichfield, on • Wednesu-d,
the 29th Day of December 180 a, four &Clack 11l fo'
Afternoon, in Lots, and subiect-to Conditions to be Orai

produced; '
SENTERAL' Valuable . FREEHOLD, LEASE"
•HO LD, and COP YHOI-D ESTATES, in
tivation, in the County of 'Stafford, and Couitty4of thi!
of Lichfield, comprising ,a modern-built_ House, fit 'or t'
intinAdiate residence of a Gentleman's Family,, situate
Maple Hays, on a pleasing. Eminence, and commanding 'rzt
extensive View of a very rich Country, a Lawn in Front,
about. za Acres, skirted on the South and East, with a beau
tiful River-like Sheet of Water, well stocked with fisli„
a large Garden walled and planted with the Choices.t fru!'"
Trees,, noW in full bearing; Pleasure Grounds
Stables, Coach-house, and•other Offices attached' ao".“",
tacked; with several Pieces of Arable, Meadow, and .Pasture'
land; and containing in the whole about Ninety-six Acres. ,
The House consists' of a Hall, Dining:- Parkiur, fect
Inches by 18 Feet 3.lnches, Drawing-room, Breakrast-fa!:
excellent Kitchen, Butler's—pantry, on tye
Grounct-hoor, five Chambers on the Second Floor, and.sll
Attics.
Also.a Conipaa Mossuage with Barns, Stables, and othear
Out-buildings, -and about' lig. Acres of Arabic, Meadow,.3°.
Pasture Land; and two small Tenements.for lAbouferst'sbv
tuate at Hill Top. The above Estates are contiguous, wtt..,4".°
in-a Ring Fence, and situate in the said County of Sralf°lr,:
except about Three Acres, Part of aMeadow, which lie
the County of the City of Lichfield.
Also• several: Pieces of Meadow and Pasture Land,lY4
Within the 'County of the City of Lichfield aforesaid, eur'l
raining in the whole about Forty-three Acres.
and
A Person at Maple Hays will show the Premises
printed Particulars may. be bad at the Gray's Inn CO,
house, :London ; at Aris's Gazette Othee,• Birrnin
Iligh
Mr. Morgan,
.Stafford; the principal Inns in the neighbc''''
hag Tovviis, and of Mr. Gill, Attorney, in Lichfield.

BREWING AND-MALTING.
MR.- MORTON, at N0:28,, in the STRAND'
respeelfully informs the Public, that he instruo
Gentlemen in the Use of the Thermometer, and.the applica:
tion of that Instrument relative to Brewing,. and will turniso
them with Manuscript Instructions, which will enable talri
to pradise the .Art. of B•rewing-Porter, Pale Alr, and cutlet
Malt Liquors. I-Ie:will also furnish them with ManuscriPt.
Instruttions for making, Pale and Brown Malts, atter tt'c
most approved prad-tice, and having been long; in business
upon his own account; and taking a pleasure in! trying !Oil,
and various experiments-, 'wad noting their result, it has giv,6;
him a degree of .pradical and experimental knowledge in
as
dillerent lines Of his protits.sion,. which very few, posses?,
can be proved from the many letters and -vouchers of tilt'
most eminent -Brewers both in Great-Lritain and Ireland:
highly approving of his ditlerent modes of prad:ce, and many
of these Gentlemen he,never.haa the pleasure orsoeing. His
•Manuscripts put it in the power of Gentlemen to tirco ari
exceeding fine-flavoured Portal. from Malt and Hops aloe1!„'
combined with the Simple clement of water, without W:
use of any other ingredient whatever. Any Address se"'
(post-paid) to D. Morton, will bejdulv attended to. He re"
turns his respedful thanks to. those Gentleinc.a svho havici
approved so highly of the
,utility of his Mar.v...icrif)is an
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profe4sioaal Abilities.