The Sun.
London, England, 1802-05-28 00:00:00

TO gE.PEitEMP.TOP.IL SOLD,

• •
Purivant to tt Decree of the tligh Court of Chancery made
in a Cause, " SMITH against CO LFIOUN," with th 4
approbation of John Spranger; Esq..pne of the Masters o:{;
the said Court, on Wednes'day-the 9th" and Thursday the)
loth. Days of Tune; iSo2, between the 116urs Of_Elevenano
Twelire of the Clock in the Forenoon of each bay, at the
Great Hotel; at . Buxton, in the County of Derby, in 24
Lots (the first i 2 Lots on Wednesday the gth, and the re-
rnaining Lots on Thursday the toll of rune; 18o2) ;
rr HE MANORS or LORDSHIPS of TIDES.
w ELI, and FIfGIII4O IV; with the several Messuag,ei
-k Farms, bands, Teneitil7:74. and Real EKtates, . late of
John' Archer; Esq. situate in th7.7*-
4exeral Parishes, Town-
Ships a1".'71 PiJees of Tideswell, „Nether Shanxi;
aathersaaca, ISCCitS Hope, Castleton, Vktornhill,
Eyaclr
,Cnape: iv the Frith, Great and Li.7ke Hucklow,
pitsley, Gotheridge, Off'in-cen, !'L'slSt6r(li
lakewell in the County o '-1.)
Barntord, 3
arco , I
Particulars wlit,,,,,::;;;'f& had' (gratis) x fhesaid Mastee,s
Chambers, in Southanipton.,in,ildings, Chancery-lane ;,t)?
Messfs. Graham, Solicitors, LincoTit s=iun (where; and, at
Mr. Gauotley's, Bakewell; Derbyshire, Plans of the Estates
may be..; en, ; of MeSSrs. Mayo arid Pears-e, Solicitors; Cloak-:
lane, London; of Messrs. Black,' Epping, Essex,..anit Mid-
dle Temple, 'Lonclen ; Mr: Wilniot, Wheston Hall, Tides-
welt; Messrs, Mill3and Cruse, Leek, Staifordshire ; Mr.
Isaac flail," Castleton ;-of /tie Tenant of Flighlow-House;
Derbyshir.! ;, and of Mr. 'Flail, at the Great Hotel, at Bnxton.

• 13 P-E.R EMPTo RI:4=Y SO 4101.9
Pursuant to an Order of the High Court ot' Chancery, nude
in a Cat:lse Ole 'EARL of MACCL E1.:15-.against
BLACKALL, beiZkre Edward Leeds, Esq. one- qf' thet
Masters 'of :the said Court,, at the Public Sale Roonk
Southampton-buildings, Cliancery-lane, London, in -2 t„
Lon, ort-Monday the 2,lst and Tuesday the zad days.ot
June, 18a2, bet ween.the hours,a Five and Six o'Clockin
-
me Afternoon, '
Q U.-NO WY—FREEHOLD and COP:MOLD'
1.3 ESTATES, late of THOMAS BLACKALL, • Esq..
deceased, situate in the several Parishes of Islington; Horn-,
sey, and Hackney, in the: County of Middlesex ; in the Parisi,
of Hitch'in; in 'the -Cdunty of Hertford in the l'irril4ll.oh:
Appleton, in the Count of Berks ; at Swallowfield, neap
the Road from Reading to Basingstoke; irr the said County-
of Rerk;., antt in die City .of Coventry. And .also one Share,
in the :N e‘y River Company, and five Irisir 'routine Debe.o-
- of 10°1. each: t •

Partion4ars may he had at the said-Nfaster's Chambers,
S on E ha nip ton-bui ; ,•Of i'vldssrs.GrahTtrni liin•.; •
of Mr. 'I
-Jollier, of Tbame., x rordi hire .; .of Mr.. ,T.a(K‘..,.,
Zzlitchin..;. of Mr. Thomas Chapman,'LaqdStirystkt4tV•Lkien.,=.
mond; Surrey ; • aad of Mr. Thomas.. Glvarlesi.',34ll446",
Inn; COventry. ,

PRINTS, BOOKS of PRI.N i 5, riC 10RE S; .41;
TURES, and 111ANUS(.:Rit"I'S, SPLENDID IL.
LUMINATION-Sc

TO-BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

• By Mr.:RICHARDSON; •' :
At his HoUsb, No, 31, toe corner of Villiers street, iri tiic -
Stranu • • .
On MONDAY, May 3T, Tind the Eight .following Days,
Sunday excepted,
A CAPITAL COLLECTION.OI-PRIN-17S
I)(YOKS.,. emit-prising many very line by. Bartolozzi,,
Callot,. Della 13e11ai Hollar, Etc-iiings aicer Ver. ►
net, &c. t rare English Portraits, by Hogcnberg, Hollar;
Pass,-&c. ,• curious Topcigraphieal and Historical, the Dc•-
.I)atture and, Lauding of Queen Catharit.e, bY Stoop ~ Lander::
on izSbeets, by Kip, &c. ; capital' Mannicripts.ofthe 1-4th
and i;th•Century, most elegantly illuminated, in the highest
state of preservation ; Miniatures, by Cooper, Sir P. Lei}-,
Hoskins, P. Oliver; Zinele,- &c: The-Picturcs'
comprise several well Painted Vievys_iii Ireland, Waicst Sna.,
very suitable for publication, and tWo Copper-plates, never
priblislNd. The property of
Me. VAN LEIZBERGI,IE, gone Abroad..

• -• KP •
TQ he viewed. on- Saturday, -and th'e Pays
.-or Cato'.
loues may be 112,1, price One qhiti.og, of ,ttr• (tart
seller, Bonet-street ; Mr. George Looker, Glass-grinder,
Sz, Lombard-street ; and of Mr. Richaidson,..No...l4Sttand.
N. B. .The Books and VielureS will be sold the two tact
days. •

A verplAlNAß.l.l..' FRgUiOLD ESTATE in NORTH.
• . AMPA`O&sHittg.'
TO _IIF. 'SWAY_ BY AU.C.TJON,
' • • - In Six,or more Lots,. _
,By Mr. KIRSHAW,

•, . .
At the Hind Jnn; Wellingborough, on- 1* eclnesday the i d
• of June next; at Three o'Clock; unless previoosly!'o.
posed °Thy PriVaze Contra&;
A Very VALUABLE and DESIRABLE:FR.BE.
HO ESTA T E, situate in a-most pleasant part pet,tie
Country, adjoihing the Marker' Town and' in' the -Pirrish of
Wellingberongh, in the County of Northainf.ton, consisting
of a sub§tantial and spacious MANSION • HOU SE , which
. may at a small eXpence be made suitable for the Residence of
a genteel Family,. with walled Gardens, Fish-pcinds, fag-
:docks and Premises ; Barns, Stables, Malt-house and other
; Courts, Farm-yards, and Appurtenances, arch
about 400 Acres of Arable Meadow, and Pasture • Land, •61-
'the first quality for natural fertility,..but still•capable Of great
Unprovement,- divided into proper sized I itclo3ures, lencirclEd
in a ring fence, and' plentifully supplied with Water.
Pasture. Land,• in richness of herbage and fertility of soil,, is
superior to most feeding land in the Kingdom, and the Miele
is deserving theattention•of Gentlemep •deSircus of. investing
their linineY in landed prOperry, and particularly of such Far-
mersand Graziers who may'wtsh to cultivate, stock and im-
prove.a fertile and grateful soil'. Lime and Mannie may be
piirchastxt bear the Estate in any quantity; and on reasonable
terms. • • • -

The Estate is tithe-free, and of the annual value- of 7641.
lett tolespeaable Tenants, who are untrer proper agreements-
for: the management of the Estates, and- have Notices to quit
and deliver up the same at .MichAelmas'-next.
To treat for the same, apply to Mr. lames, Wellsbo6,
ne'at Strafford-on-Avon, Warwickshire ; and for a View of
the l'remises., apply to Mr. Gascoyne French, Bailiff of vim
Estate.), Welringborotiglii --and for rs- to
George's Coffee-house, Chancery-lane; dud to Al,.ssrs. For.
ster, Cooke and Freres, Lincoln's--Inn; orMessts.
Hodson and Son, Wellinglibrough, at wlioSe Oakes Plaits
of the Estates Are deposited. _ ' . •

MUCHWENLOCK, SHROPSIIIRE.
TO, BE SOLD. BY PRIVATE CONTK.VeT,
CAPITALiti :and. VALUABLE FR EEHOLD
ESTATE, pleasantly situated on the Turnpike Road
leading to andavithin eight miles of Bridgnortii, seven miles
of Broscley, nint Miles of Shrewsburyi.and fifteen miles of
-Ludlow, ifta picturesque part of the County of Salop ; con-
sisting of the MANO R, •or, reputed Manor of PREST.:
HOPE, with the Waste. Land,
.Right of Common over the
extensive Coma-torts- of Westwood, &c. in ancient and
respectable Borough and Parish or M U CHW E N LOCK., and
734 Acres of fertile. 4 rable„ Meadow, Pasture,. and IVood-
land, divided into proper sized Farms and ancient.lnclosures,
with•substantial,Farm..houses; Malt-houses, Barns, Stables,
Sheddings, and other convenient and necessary Out-build-
ings,• now lett to.respeetable Tenants,- at the okl and annual
Rent of Biol. or thereabouts, but capable
.of considerable
advance.

he Estate lies in a Ring Fence. abound--; With G aine,' and
contains several large Ponds of Reservoirs of Water made for
the purpose of irrigation,: with a never fai4ing Stream run-
nirrg through the centre of the Estate. Manure in any quan-
tity may be purth4ed on reasonable ternis within two miles.
The 'Land contains an inexhaustible Mine and Stalac-
tical Ll-111E-STONE of the first quality,- with every indi- •
-claim of other valuable MIN ERA-.... 5. The Estate is sub-
jeft to a Land TaX. of 171. 4s. a Chief Rent of 11. 3s. 6d.
and is Titheahle.

14,6c41. part of the purchase-money, 'may remain
charged upon the 'Estate.,
To treat for =same, apply to Mr. fames, Wellsborn;
near:.Strattord-on-Avon; or to,-Mr.. CouplaA Attorney,
Shrewsbury; and for Partivlar's. ro john Bigoton, Esq.
Kelsali; John Dodson, Esq. Cound ; Messrs, Pemberton
and Coupland, , Shrersrsbury ; Thomas HasleWood, iEsq.
Bridgnorth, ; Win. Wheeler, Esq.' .Winterfold ;- aiid at Mr.
jann:s's ()thee, Wellsborn ; Wm..Parsoris, on the Premises;
the Stork /Tavern,. Birtnioghain ;. and at george's
hanie, Cliaitcery-lane,• Lontforr. •

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