The Sun.
London, England, 1802-09-11 00:00:00

pipwt-t,toIEAR TINR, I ‘n. , „
HANTS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. CHRISTIE,
At his Great Room in Pail-Mail,
On TUESDAY, the zgth instant, at One q:Clock,
In TWO LOTS,

LOT I.
•
ADESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, con-
sisting of SEVENTY-SEVEN ACRES of RICA
AkABLE and PASTURE LAND, entirely compaa, arrd
within a .Ring Fence, a beautiful Spot, particularly eligible
ti,rereeling a MARINE VILLA, delightfully sitbated at
ORDWELL, ‘sithin four miles of • LYMINGFON, with
beautiful command of '.-ieW" of 'the Sea, Isle of Wight,
Needles, Bay of Pool, New POI-est, and surrounding Country,
remarkable for Game and Field Sports, &c. let on Leak to
Mr. Durham, which wili expire at Michaelmas next, at a
very low old Rent of Fifty Pounds, capable of very con-
siderable improvement.
LOT 11.

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A COPVHOLD ESTATE, delightfully situate adjoin.
ing BURTON CLI FE, on the road to anti within seven
miles off. I'M' N G TON, anat hree ofCH R ST- C H,U RCH,
in the County of Hants, consisting of a Tenement, Barn, &c.
and Thirty-eight Acres of Rich Arabic, Pasture, and Marsh
Land, including Cole Croft, let to Mr. Bursey, Tenant at
will, at an old Rent of Twenty Pounds, but of the annual
value of double that Sum.
Particulars may be had, at :the Peorge„ Christ. Church ;
Angel, Lymington ; Crown, Ringwood ; Coach and Horses,
Southampton ; Bugle Horn, Newport, Isle of Wight ; Rain-
bow Cohee-house, Cornhill ; and in Pall-Mall. ;

TO WEST INDIA MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.
FOR .SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
UPWARDS of. FIFTY HOGSHEADS of,GLA.
RET, of excellent quality,: and about FOUR HUN-
DRED and I' I FT Y C.,SESof FRENCH WINES of the
qualities of BURGUNDY, CHAMPAGNE, IIF.RMI-
TAGE, CLARET, WIN DE GRAVE, &c. and within
time for exportation.
Samples may be had, and further particulars known by
applying to Mr. Christie, in Pail-Mall.

STAFFORDSEIIRE.,-SLiGN7ALL HALL ESTATE.
TO BE SOLI)- BY AUCTION,
By Mr: -
At the Swan, in Stafford; -in the County of Staff'Ord, on
Tuesday the t9th of OCtober, 'Jr So 2; 'at Three o'C.loel.t-in
the Afternoon, (subjea to sackCc,iaditi;cns as Ibe then
produced), uriles disposed of in the mean time
by l'ri-
vate Contrast, in whii.li'casdtein.dayi ninicd be given,
A Very desirable
FR'EEriuLD ESTATE, called
'SUGNA HALL', in the County of-Stafford, situ-
atedort an ernitience, adjoining the great -road from- London
to Chester, 1.40 miles from the.fottner, aur,i. 37 from the lat-
ter Once, 2 from Eecleslz,ll-, S from 'Stone, silfrom
and tz from Newcastle., all Market Tonvin : consisting of au
extellent .and reniarkably•-firin,built modern, Stone Mansion,-
CoMpletely7 finished, suitable. attached And detachei" ifices,
convenient .P,arm Buildings anrY,eird, Walled Carden, Hot
and Green-Houses, Baths,4Fisin,ponds:ortd StV.'s, extensive
and ,"raried, Pleasure GrcrAnds, Plantations,_ S,nrUbberies and.
Walks, laidout With taste and judgment, tae whole con-
tainin,c,up warils of Two Humire-d Acres of Land,, inn excellent
condition,. of the first quality.' and within a Ring Fence:
The Premises command extensive ProSpeeis_over a rich
Country,: and _adjoin a large and beautiful pieCe of Wafer,
coveting -nearly One Hundred Acres, Us :view 'from various
parts of:thetiouse and Grounds, , , -
The Neighbourhood is respcd,ahlz, the Roads good;. and.
the CoUntry abounds with Game, and affords all lzina. of
Field Sports. ' • •
PossesgraW may be had immediatelY,,,(K at i,adyr,pay_
and one half of the Purchase Money may rcinai on Security
of the Estate.
The Firnier at the Hall 'Wilt strew the Premises, and. at
Map ofthe Estate-, and Ground Plan; and Elevation of the
Mansion,. may be seen at Mr. CrutwelPs print-Ir, Eath.
Printed Particulars. may also be had of Nil-. Crut'aell ; of
the Printers of the 'Liverpool, Manchester, Shrewsbury,
Birmingham, Chester, Derby; and Stafford papers; of Messrs..
Price and. Williams, Lincoln's inn, Loudon, where a May
of the Estate may also be seen; and of nessrs. Collins and.
Keen, in- StallbrcE. who are .iutliorised to tr,:an for the Sale
by-Private Contract, and trom whom any fLuthe.l information
may be had.

ESSEX.
FARMS, WOODS, TVTIIES, and HE RIOTS.
TO BE -SOLD,
VAST HANNINGFIELD HALL FARM
containing 14r A. 3.R. 12 P. with Farm-house, as
other Buildings, now under Lease to Mr. James 'l'aveoer, for
a term-of 21 years, of which ry are unexpired at Michaelmas
next. This Lot is to be sold clear of Land Tax.
The LODGE FA R NI, -in East Hanningfield, containing
235 A, t R. 9 P. with Farm-house and other Buildings, po'.l
under Lease to Mr. William Wright, for a term of 2u years'
of which to Will be unexpired at Michaelmas next, tree or
Land Tax.—The above Tenants are under covenant to Lee?
the Premises in repair, being allowed rough Timber only.,
Also the following IVcxxis GHURCHLAND GR(Pir,
adjoining to the Glebe and Farm-in East Hanningtioldt
containing to A. 3 R. 6 P.
GREAT BLYTH HEDGES, adjoining' to Seymour's
Lane, in West l-lanningfield, containing 30 A. 3 R.
LITTLE BLYTH HEDGES, joining ditto, 7A.

37 P. in ditto. •
SE Y MOP R's SPRING, lying between Great and Little-
Blyth Hedges Wood, .in ditto, 9 A-3 R. 34 P.
GREAT and LITTLE IsLOODLAND WOOD,
'South Hanningtield Hall Farm, -16 A. •
PAfsi DAM WOOD, between Gifford and Ham Farms,
South Hanningficid, t 3 A. R. 16 P.
Also the, GRE AT and SMALL TfTHES of the PariSh.eZ
of Bnttsb:.:ry and Mountriessin,tr, and the G R EAT TYTOL-
of the Parish of Bursted, Which will he sold to the respective.
Prrlprietors.of the Estates for which they are payable..
Also the H E RIOTS due to the Lord of the scveral Manor;
of Writtle, Roxwcll, Ingatestone, Margaretting, Motantnes-
sing,..lsnpey, Crondon, Great Bursted, Cowbridge, F.ol'
West, and South Hanningfkid.
Such Persons as may be inclined to purchase any of tile.
above, are 'desired to treat be -Letter, post-paid, with Thou:3s
Havers, Esq. I ngatestone Hall, Essex. •

•
EXTERNAL APPEARANCE NECESSARY IN LIFE.
LORD CHESTERFIELD particularly adviser
Cleanliness, not only as necessary to Health, but tOli.
Success of our Fortunes in Life; and with so slothfli,t/i,
complaint as any disease that has the least analosy..to
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Scrofula, Indolence will naturally prevent either of-these.
from profiting by this exCellent observation.
ERUPTIONS. IN. THE FACE. .
The inconsistent dodrine of those who recommend
ternal Applications for Internal Complaints, is obvia:cd,rc',..
the following
,simple question : Will the fur which atilt
to.the inside of a kettle, .or boil r, be, rernovcd by wa',l,-,1;
the outside The same comparison may be made respe. ,of
the human frame : Can an,;lntenuil complaint be rernovet'„o.
an external.application ?. These questions are left .to be'6,,
Swered by every Reader, which will safety the ridiculo.,`loi.
nessof inculcating this .cioarine, while the, InfallibilitYoe
Dr. BRO DU M's BOTANICAL SYRUP is evinced hi
extraordinary Cures • that daily appear in the
cularly in cases of the above nature : Dr. Bredum, as ;'•
lar Physician has been known many years, and not ~..-
Nostrum Vender. Ills motive for publishing thiS-adve,(,igef
Merit, is to secure the Health of the Public from •thewit-
tthatattends external application, which, to his halo P"
has proved fatal to many whohave placed in it an itoptu
confidence.
A Naval Captain in the India Service, during -a long prig.
was afflicted with a Liles Venerea, which he contrad':u
a Midshipman ; the complaint in consequence fell int°. to
limbs, and the ulcers it occasioned exposed—the b,°,ljlj'e
view ; by recommendation of a Captain George, of
applied to Dr. Broddrn, and in three months- was icsiotelf
but being apprehensive of a return, as he was imroclnttle9
obliged.to sail for India, he took with him a doze° 1-01cif
of his Botanical Syrup, froth whiCh he has experience
u
salutary etteds. , • 11
• • The Botanical Syrup, find. Restorative Nervous'ti
to be had at the Dodoes House, No. 4', Albion-st;..iiicp,
bottles of i 1 I ts. 6d: and 55. 3d..; and by all I,: 14„.i6';'
Booksellers, and Vendersof :Medicine, in the' Unkte— tt'
clom, with proper directions.
taiTsheeciNtlmelditeuiilifvmesaly,'lbaleliovAn,ies.:ivery (I.sr. A qdart bottie,
-It will be,necessary..the Doctor .should set
ridttniN
as are'afflided With Deafi,ess Loss of Sight, or se
Cases by letter or parcel tothe Donor (post or carriage r
.with his usual fee.