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

DIED,

On Sunday. morning; a Laddington, in the County of
Surrek, the infant son of y/alter Irvine, • Esq.
On the 16th Atli. at her house at. Aberdona, in Clackinin-
`nanshire,. yltss Elizabeth .Tait, daughter of the late John
Tait, of Harviestoun, Esq. Miter to the Signet.
:1 he same day, at Viestray, in Orkney, lames Stewart..
Esq, of Brough, in an advanced age..
On Friday last, Miss Marvret Bruce, eldest daughter of
:the late Mr John Bruce;- EfEWet• in• Kelso, Scotland.

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EPPING-.FOREST-=-FAMILY RESID-ENCE,--
FORE COURT, GARDE:.--;', COACH-HOUSE, AND
STABLING:
TO BE SOLD BY' AUCTION,
By PETER COXE, BURRELL, and FOSTER,-
- At, Garrawity's Co le-house,
On THURSDAY, tuly' is. at Twelve o'Clock.
THA'r VERY . DESIRABLE COPY-HOLD
MILLVR r. DE N C IZ, recently tenanted by Mill
BOOTH., Esq-.. pleasantly, clicarfully, and advantageously
situate, imannoyed by the dust of 4 publictoad, in -Paradise_
row, on the verge of Epping Forest, six miles from LOndea
only, plehtitttlly supplied with admirable water, and com-
manding delightful Views in llorne Scenery and very Oxten-
siVe Prospetts, with spacious Fore-court, Coach- house, 'and
Stabling for '-thiec 1-torsos. These- eligible -afid--covetablit
temiSes, presenting a Piguresque Ele,vationEcolipin ve.:
ricty of Apartments in Gentleman's. Room, 13reak.tast Par-
lour, and Dining-rOotn; opening into a Conservatory,
with Kitchen, Storc.-roont, and-. Offices on - the. Ground
Floor, DoOle, Staircase, singularly elegant Bow-windowert
Lofty Drawing--room, fitted up with- •peculiar attenti6n,
in Coved, enriched groaned ceiling, semi-circular end, ,Re.
ceases for Sofas or Library Bookcases, carvol si-atuary mar,
ble Chimney-pieces, and mahogany Sashes-; the 'whole in
beautiful -proportion of eftild, and- to-aoul-h. A 3pect • four,
farriily Bed-chambers, two smaller, Bed-el4inibers:or
singrooms, Maid Servants' Apartments 'itt the Attics, 'and
Men Servants' Room over the Stable ;.:Wine and,Beer Cel- w
lars ,• extensive Right of. Common. • "
These valuable Copyhold Prcinises nearly equal to Free-
hold, being-subje& only to the-usual- Custom of the-- Manor.
May be viewed. ten day• preceding the Sale, by Tid:ctri
only, on applicatiOn to Ale-:.srs. Peter - Coxe, Burrell, and
Foster, Throginorton.:stfeet ; wlwn Partic.ufars may cc had,
and at Lloyd's and Garraway's.

DISTINGUISHED FWEEHO VILLA. with SIXTY-
• EIGHT ACRES of LAND, SOUTHGATE, MID-
DLESEX. - • .
TO BE SOLD 13Y AUCTION,
By PETER COXE,. BURRELL, and FOSTER
At Garraway's. Cone:house, fey, Cornhill,
On THURSDAY, •the rsth of July,* T.weli:e o'Clock,
THAT . singularly capital and .spacious= FREE-
HOLD VI LLArtnost pleasantly situate ;t1 r)uthga:L.,
in the richest. part of the County of Midille,:ex, eight inilcc
only' distant from the Nletropolis,, the property and residenc.

TOHN HENRY. SCHNEIDER, Esl.
. .
The interior fitted up in a •oyie-of ar:si
neatness, and possessing every conv,eniedge, lesi for the
comfort of domestic use tlyui splendid accommodation ; the
ManSion stands on a gentle eh:in:nice, in the &ritre of a de-•
lightftrl- Paddock, and surrounding do.-nain Atres;
ornamented with a number of Iwjestickiftyoal; and other
forest trees; Pie6e of Water, scmicircnlar rs-xii -
house, lat-ge detached Billiard-room, Shrubery, iintitatietTL:,
Kitchen. Gaiden,.fully cropped-;
loLty commucii
Walls, covered with innumerable Fruit-tree ut .the first
quality ; Feaeliery, Grapery, -Melon-groimd, and every re
tessary'apperidage ; together with a Leas:.:P.Ad Farm' of
_Twenty-eight Acres adjoining. The dwelling is approached.
under a Doric Colonnade ; Contains a noble Ealirrg Parlour,
AntilroOn-f, Libtar;); elegant Octagon Saloon, Boudoir or litc:.-
ling Room, spacious Hall; and Geometrical St'oneStaireaseT,
Housekeeper's Room, Butler's Room, six capital lofty
chambers, with Dl•essinrßObmS, ()vile First Floor; .Id-
mirable family Bed-chambers on the Upper Floor, and se :t-
-able Sqvants' Apartments, back Staircase,-and tee-closet;
throughout: the Domestic• 011icts consist of a lofty, lid t
airy Kitchen, back Kitchen,. Servants' Hall, Bakeheu.:,..
Larder; -and 'spacious Cel Reservoirs-for rivet and sprin:;
Water of a.. superior ;' turd , Coach_l.ouses, capital
Stabling for nine: .Horses; Menservants' Roorns;s: Wash-
house, Dairy, and other out-door'QfiiCeS with VarM:.y2r.:l
and BtrildiNs•:, • The-views on all sides - are delightful, altdi
thewhole in the highest state of perfection.
May be viewed by Tickets, ten days preceding the.Sal;',
whic,h w.ith printed*ParticularS may'be'hdtl of NiessrS. Wrier
Come, Burrell, and Fester, Throgrnorton-street, Royal E's-
change. .. .

-NO 10'0 LK ESTAI.Ii.'
TO BE SOLD 'BY A U c•riw4- ' -
,
By Mr: BURT,.
On Saturday .the loth day of July inst.. at Fotir-o'Clock
the Afternoon, N, the Head Inn in the City of No:-
wich' unless soonei disposed of by Private Contract,
Very Desiiable EFATS., lying :it 'Salhouset
in the Couwy of Noriblk, (about 6 miles from Norwich)!
noNV in the occupation of Mr. Charles Layton, the Proprie-
tor, consisting of it goolsubstantial Dwelling-house, witls-
barns,
siables, coach-house,hulloa-Shed, 'and Other conve-
nient buildings; all in complete repair, and zi A. 312. 297
P. of arable, meadow, and marsh land, water and:alder-carts.;
the whole lying,in a ring-fence, and without either road of
fOor-p'ath:running through it, together with the Great 'fiches'
arising from the same. _ _

Also 32 A. 3 R. 31 P. of Common Land, et out by the
Commissioners under• the SzdhOuse lnclosure AC;, and in-'
tended to-be annexed to this Estate.' •

Also a double Tenement, so.situated as to be a cmvenicnt'
Abode fora Stewa'rd or .13ailil4
.or at a small expence to b%
converted a Farm:house ; 'and two double •Cottaies for
Workinen.,

A River navigable to Yarmouth bounds one,side oftho'
Estate, on. the Banks of which., are several good staithci
and a brick-kiln, with .a very excellent vein of brick
earth ;* the Estate lies in a.: very pleasant part of the
County, is well-timbered, and has the exclusive right 01
fishing and shooting on three Broads, well stocked with fisil
and wild-fowl ; in the neighbourhood 'are several 'Gents'-•
men's Seats, with good Roads,-and Game of all Descriptions.
Tile situation ut ,this Estate commands pectriar
tages, both for the. residence of the Gentleman and- the t>cctl-•
pationot the Farmer or Merchant. Immediate Possession;.
_ _ may be had. • • •

1;or, turther Particulars apply to Mr.-Adam Taylor, just•
Attochey-at-Laiv, Norwich ; Richard Gildani, No. t3'
Holborn=court, Grays-Inn, London ; '(where Maps of til'r
Estate may be.scen), or to Mr. Henry Barton, Lanci...3twar/it'
at .Langley, in Norfolk.

The Steward at the House will show the Premise,