The Sun.
London, England, 1834-03-18 00:00:00

DOCKHEAD.

The Extensive Flour Mills, Bakery, Residence, and Pre-
mises of Mr. Brown ; held on Lease, at a Moderate
Rent, together with the Steam-engine Machinery,
Ovens, and Effects, forming a very compact and va-

luable Concern far the Manufacture of Bread on an
Improved Plan.
MR W. W. SIMPSON is directed by
K.
the Assignees of Mr. G. A. Brown, to SELL
BY AUCTION, at the Mart, London, on ThEsnav,
April 22, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot,
The LEASE of those extensive and desirable PRE.
MISES, lately in the occupation of Mr. Brown, Miller
and Baker, a Bankrupt ; comprising a strongly timbered
granary of seven floors, abutting on the River Thames ; a
commodious family residence; a newly-erected bakery,
well lighted with gas, with lofts over ; carpenters and
blacksmiths' shops : stabling, sheds, spacious yard and
premises, lying very compact, and most advantageously
situated; together with the valuable machinery, compris-
ing a steam-engine of 16-horse power, working five pair of
capital French stones, and five dressinz machine, with the
requisite apparatus forgrinding corn, and making flour upon
an improved principle ; the whole in the most complete
and perfect state of repair. Also an apparatus for baking
by steam ; six large brick ovens, and every necessary im-
plenu-nt and utensils in trade for the manufacture of
bread upon a large scale, including spring vans, cams, &c
There are seven depots connected with the concern, situate
in popular neighbourhoods, from whence the bread is
retailed at prices which afford a handsome profit.
For fu,ther particulars, and cards to view, apply to
Messrs. Crowder and Maynard', Solicitors, Mansion-house-
place ; George GihsonkEsq., Official Assignee, No. 72,
Basinghall-street ; or to Mr. W. W. Simpson, Buck-
lersb ury.

NEWINGTON CAUSEWAY.
Distillery Plant and Utensils, Stock in Trade, and

Miscellaneous Effects.

MR. W. W. SIMPSON will SELL 6y
AUCTION, on the Premise., Bridge-house-place,
Newington-causeway, on THURSDAY, MARCH 20, at
Eleven o'clock, in lots, without reserve, the excellent
PLANT and UTENSILS, erected within five years ;
comprising a copper add, gauge 1,150 gallons, and a pa•
tent ditto (Saint 'Mirc's), gauge 450 gallons, with the
brick setting and furnaces of ditto, two capital worm
tubs, and two copper worms therein, a small cordial
still, gauge 48 gallons, with tub and pewter worm, two
tinks, linsd with copper, gauging about 700 gallons each,
Iwo excellent brass (ard lift and force pumps, a spirits
of wine copper, the copper pipes and cocks throughout
the still-house, a fir liquor back of large dimen‘ions, a
houge spirit vat, gauge about 1 800 gallons, and four
others, gauging 400 gallons each, about 20 large iron-
bound racking pipes, and a quantity of puncheons, hogs-
heads, and smaller casks, powerful scale beam, ropes and
planks, copper cr•ines, cans, measures, and funnels, count-
ing-house fixtures, and miscellaneous effects. The stool:
consists of about 200 gallons of cordials, in Nuyau,
Cloves, Anniseed, Peppermint, Bitters, Carraway, &e.,
nearly 100 gallons of tine Rum and Shrub, 200 gallons of
Brandy, Gin, and Hollands, a few cwt. of juniper berries
and carraway seeds, about 60 b of fine lemon peel, and
sundry other useful articles, which will be descried in
Catalogues, to be had on the Pi emises ; of Messrs.
Haodan and Gatty, So icitor,, Angel-court, Throgmorton
street; and of Mr. W. W. Simpson, No. 18, Bucklersbury•

MALDON.

The WICK FARM, consisting of a good Residence and
Buildings, and 250 Acres of Productive (taee-
'her with the Great Tithes of U,13 Acres. part thereof,)
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and a Freehold Mansion, in the Town of Mahlon.
R. W. W. SIMPSON will SELL by
AUCTION, without Reserve, at the Black Boy
Inn, Chelmsford, on FRIDAY, the 25th of April, 1834, at
Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, in Two Lots, by 0-der of
the Trustees of Mr. John Strutt Hance, the following
Property :
Lot 1. MALDON WICK, a Valuable Freehold Estate,
comprising an excellent Family Residence, G ado',
Orchard, Avricultural Buildings, and 250 Acres of highly
productive Arable and Pasture Land, lying within a ring
fence, and &hinted immediately contiguous to the port an,-
market town of Mahlon, within nine miles of the county
town, anti only 38 from London, to whence the produce
of the faun may be conveyed either by land or water, at
a trifling expense. The Great Tithes of 138 Acres of
the Land will be included in the purchase.

Lot 2. A Commodious FREEHOLD MANSION and
Offices, adapted for the residence of a numerous and re-
spectable family, pleasantly situated at the London entrance
to the town of Maldon. There is a good Garden and
Paddock attached to the Mansion, and early pmsession may
be had.

The Property may be viewed, and Particulars obtained
of Mr. W. L. Hance, Solicitor, Maldon ; Place of Sale;
Mr. Henry Parker, Solicitor, Raymond's Buildings, Gray'.
Inn ; and of Mr. W. W. Simpson, Bucklerabury.