The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-09 00:00:00

TO BE SOLI) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

AMOST Desirable small CompactFREEHOLD
FARM (the •Land-Tax redeemed) ; consisting of a
new erected qurrAc E, a Barn, a Stable for Four flows,
a• Cart.,hodse, Farm-yard, Garden, and Rick-yard ; toge-
ther with Eight Fields of excellent Land, in Grass, Tares,
Oats, and Wheat, in a high state of Cultivation'; of which
the present Crops are-the- best proof; the-whole in a Ring
Fence, containing about Forty-one Acres Two Roods. The
Fieies., are properly divided, and remarkably well fenced ;
in a beautiful, dry, healthy spot, with eXcellent..Water,;
bounded in fiont. by aplearsing Common of rich Verdure.,
and luxuriant Plantations; forming a Lawn, within about
•, two hundred yards of the high road, and only four miles from
Reading. .
This singular and advantageous Situation, is in that. fashion-
able and delightful -Circle PROSY ECT-PLAC 5, . Ingle-
field, Mortimer, Fleckfield, and the §urrorindiug Gentlemen's
Seats. The Country abounds with Game ; the Lands •de-
cline in a gentle slope down-to-Woodcock-lane, 'and, with an
addition to the Cottage, might be made The neatest Sporting
Resi,ience in the County. _ _
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*.* More Particulars and Terms, by application to Mr.
I:zinibr..sley, Surveyor of Estates, Appraiser, and Auetioneer,
No. 160, Piccadilly, London.
N.B. Immediate possession may be had, by taking the
Growing Crops at a Lair valuation. -

PARADISE COTTAGE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE. CONTRACT,'

THIS Humble RESIDENCE, in the true Peasant
Sty le,• but equal for Neatness and Cornforts•to the first
Residence in Europe; refreshed by an ever-tiowing Spring
in the Centre, which discharges regularly 306 gallons. in one
hour, and never varies in all Seasons, and is allowed to be the
purest, softest, and finest Water in the Kingdom, for every
desired purpose.' The Soil of 'the Gardens. Orchard; and
Grounds, is prolific to a degree beyond description. The•
yearly produce has always been extremely abundant, and the
.present Crops. will at first view be a sur&ient• proof of the
fertility of this remarkable Spot. It is .situated in that
much admired Circle, ENGLE I' E LI) G E EN- ; detached
frbm every thing that is disagreeable, and, open to the unst
beautiful South. West Views, to the Royal Great Park, the
Belvedier, the toweling Ever-Greens, and Nurseries; within
an easy instance from the Great Western Turnpike Road.
The Air,• with the 'addition from the Spring, requires.. no
Mgclical Art to restore and preserve the most delicate Consti-
tutions. _

The above-mentioned Ciii:ttage'comprises a neat Building,.
without Staircases,' bni• fitted up with every other Conve-
nience for a small'Geilteel Family ; eontaining one Parlour,
two Bed-Roomsylitrid a Kitchen in front ; at the Back of
which, North, i&_a Wash- house, with a Fire-place, Oven,
and Copper; a Bed-room for.the Maid Servants ; a Pantry,
Dairy, and Cellar together. Detached, but near, is a Cot-
t.* with three Rooms, that might be converted for Mne
Servants; served from the same Spring, close to ,the Pre-
mises. At a proper distance;and very convenient, are the
Out-Offices, containing an excellent Barn, a good Stable for
Three Horses, a Chaise-house, a Cow.house, a close Shed
for Tools, ancl a Granary ; the Farm Yard adjoining, with
other usetui Buildings, Lofts, &c.
The whole in perfect Repair, and possesses all the wished-
for Pleasures of a rural, happy Country k,ife, at no expenec.'
The Situation of these -Snug Cottages being encircled by
about TWelve Acres of Freehold, and Copy Bold equal • to
Freehold, •and not subject to Fines, or any other.dhiagreeable
Tenure, with many years ImproveMent ; well planted with
the choicest Fruit Trees now in high. -perfection, and .the
.Lands in great order, well fenced; bounded North by Inelo-
sures, and in two points by a dry advantageous COMIIIOII, to
which the Occupier has an unlimited right for Fuel,. as
well as Stick ; and also to Cranbo,urn Forest, and the Lam
mas of E gham Meadt, very., valuable. r Distance from- Eghain
une mile ; four from Windsor; and nineteen from the Me
tropolis. Mr, Thirkle, Gardener, Eiham Wicitom the spot,
will shew the Premises. _ _ .

May be viewed by Tickets, and further particulars known,
by application-to Mt. Kimberley, Surveyor of Estates, Sec:
No. Ao, Piccadilly, London.
N. B. The above Estate is clear of all incumbrances; and
possession may he had immediately, by paying for the Crops ;
or at Michaelmas.
(gr Several Capital Mansions to,be Sold or Lett. I rquire
as above. •
*** All Letters, post-paid, will be duly answered.