The Sun.
London, England, 1805-11-25 00:00:00

PORTSMOUTH.
FOR PUBLIC SALE,
At the Star and Carter Tavern, on -Tuesday„-December 3,
at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, •
rrHE Lubec prig DIE 'GLUE ERWARLIAN
condemned :is Prize to. His Majesty's Gun-brie; Steady',
Arthur Stow, Esq. Commander. ~
This Brig is quite new, haring made only one Voyage to,
Oporto since she was launched; and was captured on her re-
turn at the entrance of Havre-de-Grace. She is uncommonly
well built, abundantly found in all kinds of stores, attniea-
sures about t6o Tons,_atup is well adapted for any Trade
where a Vessel of her Tonnage is required.
After which will he Sold .her entire CARGO, consisting
oFga6 Bags of Parambneco inti.Maranham Cotton Wool.
Samples of which may -be seen six days birtkre the Sale, at
Mr. H. Flood's, No. p, Clentent's-lane, Lombard-street,-
London; and for viewing the same, Catalogues, Invent°.
ri4S. and further.PartiCiulats, apply two days before the Sale,
to - • . JOHN. MOYLE, Broker,
N.P. Rotliving, Esq. Agent. Portsmouth. •

TO BE LETT, READY FURNISHED,
And entered.upon at Ckristifias next, for an,y Term not ex-
, ceeding Twelve Years,
LL' that CAPITAL MESSUAGE, or WAN.;
44. SION-HOUSE, called CLOVERLEY' HALL, 11
the County of Salop, late the' Residence oflolut Dod, Lsq.
deceased; consisting of a spacious Hall. 2S_ feet by 18 firer ;
Dining-parlour, 14 feet by ea feet; Anti-fount, 18 feet
square ; Library, 38 tett by tg feet (to whit:tram?'be added,
it4%9iiired, a spacious Drawing-room); a 'Gentleman's
Morning Apartment, with every Office Complete, on the
Grouqd Floor; together with a large Curt Yard surrounded
.by convenient Out-offices and .Dove-cot ; five spacious Bed-
menu, with largo Dressing-roams to two ofthein, and sun-
dry Store-rooms on the First-floor; and additional Bed,
chambers may be fitted up, if required.; six good Bed-rooms
in the Attic, with a seventh In an unfinished state; also,
Warm-bath, Work-shop, Water-closets, &c, Green-house,
flot-house, Ice-ho Use, Stabling' for Twenty Horses, o
Double Coach-houses, Capital Barn and Barn-prd, with
excellent tying for Twenty-five Cows, six Ptg-styes, a
Blacksinitit'sSliop,Slaughter.house, Poultry-houses, Straw-
bay, 4c. &c. Inclosed, Wall, and other Gardens, and Gar-
den-hopse ; with or without 2.50 Acre's of Arable, Aleadow,
and Pastan; Greund ; beautiful Lake of Water,, measuring
'upwards of 20 Acres, well stored with Fish, Boat-house,
Fishing and Pleasure Boats, several Stews for preserving
Fish, and above so Acres of glowing Plautatinns, all in a
Ring Fence ; with liberty of Sporting over the Manor. "I'he
Houseis situated within hail 4 Mile Of the (;Impel of Cow.
vital' (wherein is an- excellent Pew, with a fire-place, for
the Family, and two Seats for Setvants), and about tivetoiles
from the Market 'lawns; of Wi itchurch and Drayton,
Beneath the Offices are vaulted Cellars, and the Tenant
may be 'accommodated with an atop!: Store of excellent
Wine ; also with Grain, Flay, and Straw, in any quantity.
There are.t; Acres of Land ilow_sewn with,W neat;
A cciutiman with a large Family of Children will
not be considered an eligible Tenant.
Further partfetilars may be hail by 'applying to the Rev.
Whitehall %V hitehall Davies, of 'v hittington, near °swell.
try, in the said Cnuitty ; Thomas Parrs, of Leicester, Esq.
Mr. Ktiight, ofWhitehttreh atoresaid ; and Nit. Joseph Hal-
lows. at CluverleY-Hail, WlWiYtlri shew the Preeniaes..