The Sun.
London, England, 1805-05-22 00:00:00

HER'TS. •
TO RE LETT' with the PI X,T ti R ES, and with or With-
out k tiRNITURE, for Six Years, Twenty-six Miles
from Shoreditch• Church, and Thirty from Hyde Patk
Corner,
MODERN . BUILT BRICK • MANSION,
Sixty Feet SqUare ; containing, on the Easethent Story,
Kitchen and domestic thrives, Cellarar,c, ake.—On the First
Door, an Eating-room, 3z by e 4. feet, a DraWilig-Tooels
feet by a Breakfast-room, 2.1 4,2°) Gentleman's Book-
room, 20 feet square, all it* .feet high k Entrance Hall and
Stolle StaireaSe,. Water Closets on each Floor, arid Stone
Back Staircase.-7-"On the. Second floor are *even good Eed-
reuins.—On the. Attics are eight Sleeping-rooms, arid Stare-
rooms conveniently fitted. Lawn round the House, with
Plantations and Walks; two walled Kitchen Gardens ad.
joining; detached Coach.honses, Stables, Laundry, Wash.
noose, Brew-house, and all requisite Offices for the Resi-
dence of a Gentleman's family to these, which are near
the House, adjoins .a Bailiff's- hoose,.with complete Premises
to the Farm, which Is to he lett with the Mansion,
,and con-
sists of above Two Himdred Acres •of Pasture and Arable
Land, in good condition, surrounding the House, divided by
suitable Fences, and inclosed by Park Paling.
The whole is now and always has been in hand, and inha-
bited by the Proprietor. •
The Premises are fitted up with every Convenience for Per-
sons of respeetability, and none other need apply ; are situated
in the County of Hertford, between Hodilesdon, Ware, aid
Stortfunt, hall a Mile from the Church, near a Village, in
which are resident' Gentlemens' Families.; and Butchers,
Bakers, and other Trades- People ; Post Chaises 'and Horses,
and front which Roes two Carriers' Carts to London twice a
Week, and the Post comes and goes every Day.
There is good Shooting, and near -tne Fox Hounds. and
harriers; and the Roads good in every dircdion.
The live and dead Stock and prop of the Faris to be taken
hi. A ppraisement, and the Tenant restrained front under-
letting.
For further particulars, apply to Samuel Ramsey, Uphol-
starer, Bishops Stortford, Herts (if by Letter, post. paid); or
to Mr. BMus, Upholsterer, in Mount-street, Grosvenor-
square.

INTS CASTLE, NEAR. PLYMOUTH,' •
TO 1W (rEttEmeTolLy) SOLD 1W AUCTION.
By Mr: I'ILKIN lON,
At the Globe Tavern, in Plymouth, on Thursday the 4th
tges, between the. Hours of Three and Five o'Clock
in the fteitoon. (unlesS previously disposed of by Private
Contratt, of which due.notive wilt be given), subject to
such Conditions as will be then and there produCed,
IN ONE LOT,

_ .
ASingullrly Beautiful and Valuable FREEHOLD
ESTAT E, desirably situated on the BankS of St. Ger.
man's River, and distant only five miles from Plymouth
Dock (up the River) ; comprising lets Castle, Nvith Stable,,
Coach-house, . Barn, suitable Offices, two Boat-houses,
Garden, upwards of Ten Acres of Plantations and Woods,
with sundry Fields of 'Well Arable Meadow and Pasture
Land adjoining, containing together upwards of One Hun-
dred ann Eleven Acres. • .
The Castle is a •fiery romantic and substantial Stritelare,
seated on an eminence well Sheltered with Woods, and corn,
mands delightful Prospedts of a granch of the Sea, Shipping,
&c. the surrounding Country most beautitully ornamented_
with Woods and. I' laritatiom, and forms altogether one of
the most deSirable Residences in the County at Cornwall.
For further information, and to treat for the purchase-lay
Private Contraa, apply to Messrs. Macdougal and Hunter,'
Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn? London ;. Maim. Evans, Middle—
more, and Pierey, Solicitors, Nottingham ; or Mr, Green,
Surveyor,, Benton Abbey, near Nottingham ; and printed
Partictilars may be had at the principal Inns in Plymouth,
any time after the Ist lune nest.

FOR lIORSES.
THE constant success of REDMAN's ANTI.
SPASMODIC ELIXIR, for the Cholie' Gripes,
Fret, or what is commonly called the Strong Giillionv
in
Horses, during a radios of twenty years, has established its
charader as the hest and most approved- Medicins in sJlell
complaints. No Gentleman or I.artrier should lan without it .
Rattle in his possession in order that it :nay be glven on the
first attack, by which thel pain and inflammation may be al.
laved, and mortification prAveritcd.
horses, the property or the tol lowing Penons, in the viel.
n'ity of t.:anterbury, have been lately recovered by the use of
this Medicine, vii.—Mr. Thomas l lint, Brewer, at Canter-
bury •, Mr. NellTle, Farmer, at Selling; Mr. t ur Salisby,
Gentleman, and Mr. Wagers, Farmer, 4t Wititstablc, who
will gtve their testimonies, it' called upon.
It is I,NT:tried by_ 11. Christian,. Cinonist, at Canterbury
and sold, in Bottles, Price 6s. each, by F. Newberg all.l sons,
No. 45, in St. Paul's C burch4ard, four doot.; trout Tt e i;otricr
of Cticapside, London. •