The Sun.
London, England, 1802-12-03 00:00:00

EAST INDIA HOUSE
August iI, igoz.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND trading to the East Indies, do herebygive Notice,
That it is their intention to receive Applications on or before the
3ath September, from the Merchants wanting Tonimige for the
Export of Goads to India ; for such Goods which are to be Ship:.
ped in the ensuing Quarter; and on or before the 31st December,
the 31st March, and 3oth June, for such Goods the Merchants
are desirous of Shipping in each Quarter, following such dates ;
and that it is their intention also tojUrnish.Tonnage for any quan-
tity of Madeira Wine .which may be requttcd, by Persons willing
to Ship the same for India, upon similar apfilications.
Particulars ef the Rates of Freight, &c. for the first Ships of
the Season, are to be seen in the gffice of the Clerk to the Committee
of Shifting.
IVILLIA ill RA MSA Y, Secretary.

'WANTED, a PARTNER who can bring for-
ward a Sum of from Five to Ten Thousand Pounds,
in an established and profitable Manufadory, and in which
an adive part may be taken, or otherwise.
Letters (post-paid) addressed H. N. Angel Inn, St.
Clement's, Strand,, will be attended to.

RICH WHEEL.—Six Days of- the present
Lottery to Draw.
I Prize of • Z. 25,c00

2 -- 70,000
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&c. &c.
Price of a Ticket - IS 8 o
Half J. 99 o+ Eighth - 8 6
Quarter - - 416 o I Sixteenth - t,4 6
SWIFT and Co. Old State Lottery7Office,
NO. it,
,Poultry.
*,„* The Ticket No. 45zz, drawn yesterday a Prize of One
Thousand Pounds, was sold in Shares at this Office.

LINCOLNSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD IN LOTS, BY'AUCTION,
At One o'Clock on Tuesday the 7th of December, 18oz, at
the White Hart Inn, Spalding, in the said County,
By Mr. WILLIAM LEAK,

Of Fletton, near Peterborough,
THE MANORS and ESTATES of the late
FRANCIS OTWAY, Esq. situate in the Parish of
Pinchbeck, in the County of Lincoln aforesaid, consisting
of-several. MESSUAGES and numerous TO+ TSTEADS,
that have a right of Pasturage upon the extensive Com-
mons avid Fens of Pinchbeck, Spalding, Cowbitt and
Deeping, together With upwards of 700 Acres of valuable
hilosed Lands, chiefly in Grass. '
The whole under an Act. for Inclosure and Drainage, and
extensive Works are now carrying into execution, in conse-
quence of powers therein given.
A .considerable par: of the Estate is now under small mo-'
dosses; antfa portion of the Commons is diret.%ed to he set
apart for exonerating the Estates from Tithes of all.kinds.

. . ...
The advantages expe6ted from, the surplus quantity of
Common, over and above whet will, be necessary to exone-
ratelhe Inclosure from Tithes, are supposed to be equal, if
not superiOr, to any thing of the' kind attempted in the
Kingdom, and will he found to be well worth the .attention
't any Gentleman desirous of laying out money upon Landed
Property.
Printed Particulars will be read), to be delivered fourteen
days before the Sale, by Mr. Handley, of Sleaford-; W. and
Middle-Temple, London; Mr. 'Skelton, of
Pinchbeck, and by the auctioneer.

• KENT.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
in One Let, at the Sara Len's lica:l Inn, to Ashford, on
Tuesday the 7th day of , December inst. between the
Hours of Twelve and One,
rritiE following FREEI-101,1) ESTATE, situate
in the Parish of Shadoxhursr, abbut four tithes from
the Town of Ashford : All that 'Parcel of ‘Voodlaod called
GREAT TURSS, WOOD, con:ainiog by estimation too
Acres, more or less, abundantly, Stored•with good thriving
Timber, and the Under.voodin good condition, in several
Fellets of 84 to at years growth. -And all that one other Par-
cel of Woodland situated near the above„ called STONE
WOOD, containing by estimation zj Acres, more or less, the
Timber and Underwood Of which was felled last year.
The Fences of this Estdteare all in eompleat repair., It is
rated to the Land-Tax at xoL and to the Poor at al. per
annum.
For further particulars inquire of Messrs.- Jcmmett and
Son, Attorneys at Law, Ashford, who are 4uthorized to
treat for the Sale of the above by Private Contrati, together
or separately.

FREEHOLD ESTATES in the COUNTY of SALOP.
TO BP. SOLD BY AUCTION,
On Monday the 27th Day of December, 1892, at the Lion
Inn, Shrewsbury,. (unless previously disp9"sed of Private
Contradi of which due notice will be given), in' Lots,
according to printed Particulars ; •
THE MANOR .of PRESTHOPE, and .also ge-
mai very valuable and well-conditioned Farms and.
Lands,_ situate within such Manor, and in the Borough and
Parish .of Much- Wenlock, lying within eight miles of
Bridgenorth, seven miles of Broseley, twelve miles .of
Shrewsbitry,' and fifteen miles of Ludlow ; containing in
the whole about 732 Acres, and now let to respeaable Te-
nants, at Rents amounting to about 5361. per annum. This
Estate is within a Ring, Fence, and contains several pieces of
Water and Reservoirs, made for the purpose of Irrigation,
has a Stream of Water through it, and extensive Common
Right, which may be inclosed to advantage. There are va-
luable Lime Works on this Estate.
Also a very valuable Farm and Lands, called the Brockalls,
in the occupation of Messrs. Birking,and Startin, with Veins
of Coal and Iron Stone, tried and proved; situate in the Pa-
rish or Chelmarsh, within live miles of BridgenOrth, eight
miles of Bewdley, and one mile of the Navigable River
vern, containing about 216 Acres, and let, at the Annual Rent
of 1601.--This Estate has unlimited Right of l)epasturage
over the extensive Commons in the Parish of Chelmarsh.

To treat for the Purchase by Private Contrad, apply to
M. Dodson,, of Cound, near Shrewsbury and for further
Particulars to Messrs. fames and Eitigines, Solicitors; War-
wick'; Mr. Griffiths, Chapel Stairs, Lincoln's Inn, London ;
and Messrs. Pemberton and Coupland,. Solicitors, Shrews-
bury;- where Plans of the Estates may be seen.

'MANSION-HOUSE IN MONTGOMERYSHIRE.
TO BE LETT,and entered upon at Lady-Dav next,
TREFNANNF.Y HALL, an excllent °Modern-
buiLt.House' in complete repair, with walled Gardens,
well stocked, with Fruit Trees ul hill bearing, Stables,
Coach-house, and Offices, suitable to a large Family ; situ-
ate in the pleasant end fruitful Vale of Myford, together
with a convenient FARM within a Ring Fence, consisting
of 160 Acres of rich Meadow, and. Pasture, and sound Arable
Land: Tice House consists on. the Ground Floor of a Portico
and an Entrance Hall, n Dining-room, z 4 feet by 18, a Draw-
ing-room, •zz feet by 18, both 72 feet high, with a Green-
house winch opens to the latter, a .Gentleman's Dressing-
room, excellent Kitchen, Back Kitchen;• Housekeepek's
.Room, SerVants' Hall, &c. good Wine Vault and Cellars,—
On the Second Floor, a small. Sitting-room, four Red-rooms,
with Dressing-rooms, and two more best Bed-Morns; and six
ServantS Rooms. The Out-buildings copsist of a Brew-
house, Dairy, and Ch=sc-room, Malt-house, double Coach-
house, Harness and Saddle Room detached with a fire-place,
excellent five-stall and two-stall Stable, large IVaggion
Stable, and Waggon House, Ox or Feeding House, with
plenty of Cattle Ties, Shed, Barns, and every Convenience
for the occupation of the Farm.
Trefnanney lies in a fine Sporting Country, and there are
good Kennels both for -Houndj and Pointers-. It is distant
five miles. from Welsh Pool and Llanlyllen„ ten from Oa-
westry' and twenty from Shrewsbury.
Mr. Lewis, of •Trefnanney Hail, will shew the Premises
and for Particular;, appry to Messrs. Pemberton-and Coup.
laud; Attorneys/ Shrewsbury.