The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-20 00:00:00

PROPOSALS for LIGHTING the TOWN of COI.-
CHESTER.
OTICE is hereby given, That a GENERAL
MEETING of the COMMISSIONERS appointed,
;" and by an Ad-passed in the zest year of His present Ma-
•'2stv, for LIGHTING the TOWN of COLCHESTER,
Co for other purposes, will be holden at the Moot-Hall in
hester aforesaid, on Thursday the nth Day of August
'At, at Eleven o'Clock-in the Forenoon, for the purpose of
reseiving Proposals for Lighting the said Town for the Term
Six Years from the 'sal of September next ; to light 250
with Common Burners, or e6o Lamps with Sme-
thurst's Patent Burners, for 170 Nights, from the ,sth of
r Member to the rsth of August in every year, and the
kigi Ps.to burn upon an average Ten Miters and an Halt each
All 0
o traPersons, terefore, desirousei of enterinr
Proposals
into such a
, are requested to send heir to rely Office
Zor before the 9th Day of August next, in order that the
e may be hue beforc the above Meeting of the Commis_
W. MASON, Town-Clerk.

Colchester, jury ro, 1802.

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4ELIOLD ESTATE at FRESHWATER, -ISLE of
WIGHT.
T!) BF" B SOLD BY AUCTION,
ikt the Bugle Inn, at Yarmouth, on Monday the 23d day of
elLgust next. between the hours of Four and Six o'Clock. the Afternoon, unless disposed of before by Private
Contrad (of which due notice will be given);
Wry Desirable and Improveable FREEHOLD,
Zik- siate at Norton, in the garish of Freshwater, in the
oft Wight, consisting of a convenient FA MI-1017•3 E,
allttio suitable Barn Stables, and other necessary-Buildings,
FiltY-five Acres of Meadow, Pasture: and A rable.Land,
~Yht ourided Nyith good healthy. Quickset-hedges ; having
of Common for Horaes on the Greens of -,Norton, and
for
s "cep on Norton Common.
in here are many eligible-Situations on the Farm for Build_
fg, Which command beautiful Views of the Sea, New'
r"tt and Country adjacent. •
Possession of the whole may be had at Michaelmas,
11115'r further particulars apply by Letters (post--paid) to Far-
'l,iii.?°(-141g, at Norton, in Freshwater, Isle of Wight, who
shew the l'rernises to any person. desirous to view them.
a-Ys exceptoa.

•
ESTATE ANtt MANOR, NEAR BOSTON, LIN-
COLNSHIRE.
• TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
4t C By Mr. SMITH,
Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Combat, on
VlEthe !ilia August, at Twelve o'clock,
VIE MANOR and EXTRA-PAROCHIAL
TOWNSHIP and ESTATE of BROTHERTO FT,
nputilded by Navigable Streams communicating with the
Nav-ellt Sea-port Town of Boston, and the most considerable
~,,itt_igations of England, intersected by a Turnpike-road,
enrn the MANOR-HOUSE and Offices, Orchard, P lea-
e alld Kitchen Gardens, well stocked and planted; Sta-
tiing for Nine Horses, a powerful MILL that works,a large
Iteadre,siling and Winnowing Machine, Stalls for fatting ninety,‘
blip Cattle Cattle, large Granaries, a Fartn-house, Barns, z>ta-
Ce-t,',' Cow-houses a WIND CORN MILL, Thirteen'
rieh-ges., and numerous' Out-buildings with 879 Acres of
in a
i!able and Grazing Land in Fifty-eight Division::., with-
peprani‘Tlng Fence. Let et Rents, anti of the Value of 14001.
e Estate commands an excellent Situation for imptove-
h,ighly advantageous, near the greatest Sheep Market
Xeduce,p,_ingdom. Toe Rates are comparatively low, and
FO-4 0Y an Estate applicable to the reliefol the Poor.
tern;i'rteen Thousand Pounds of the Purchase-money may
b_Mortgage.
Itie Stitt c
viewed and Particulars had, ten days preceding
4-rinte °I. Mr. Cambridgeoy at Law, Boston ;of the
ci. rs of the lntelligencer, Stamfoid Mer_
se4xrY,. t and Nottingham journal ; Mr. Brace, Solicitor, Es-
11...cPurf, Temple ; at, Garraway's ; and of Mr. Smith,
62, Broad-street, near'the Royal Exchaiage.

GLOUCESTERSHIRE.
• TO I3•E SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
•
• The MANOR of PAINSWICK,
A.Truiy Desirable and Improvable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, 6 miles from Gloucester, 3 from Stroud,
1414,1:r0rn cticlteLtiaizi and 2.8 from Bristol, consisting of the
A '' N 0 R of PA I NS W 1 CK , extending over several thousand
Lcres of Laid, with FineJ, Chief-Rents, .Quit-Rents, and
;,42`=tiots, issuing rit of nearly 300 different Copy hold Tone_
Inert which, with the Tolls of the Market, is a most de-
I:I:able purchase for any Gentleman of the Law. Also a Ca-
';rl Manor Farm, With House, requisite (Vices, arden
t`t;ct Pleasure G round, 330 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pas-
Ijore attcl Wood Land, lying comparl, and surrounding the
14 use, with two iinprovable and valuable Streams of Water
t;triAring through and uniting in 'the same, very convenient for
111,,-"rtg Mills, tbr the use of the Manufadory carried on in
14:I`rtelghbourhood. And also 381 Acres of Inclosed Wood-
4etla and-Wastes, well stocked with Beach, Oak, and Ash
ts, lying within the Manior. The whole capable of very
itriptovement, both for pleast3re and profit, and may be
,ir tlably estimated at upwards oryool. per annum.
~,t'V tAted Particulars may be known:, by applying to Mr.
4Air '4Ylis, of Painswiek, who will spew tine P realises ; of
11' Saund.rs Attorney, Stroud" of Messrs. T. anclW.
till .- ,
3°4 a , Solicitors, Lincoln's-I nn ; and of -Messrs. Hodskit -
'Nerreld, „C,o• Surveyors, No. 35, Arundel-street, London,
11+4 I,- 4-,an of the Estate may ne seen.
1"`lo ''''' A great part of the Purchase Mmey may remain on
4Nt lt r citurcd,