The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-25 00:00:00

TEIGNMOUTH._

TO BE SOLD for remainder of a Term of Ninety-nihe
Years, determinable on the beatiiS of Three young Lives,
it .that- Stone-imilt :Mans-ion-House called
-A. MEER PLAT HOUSE, pleasantly situated on the
Beach, at, East-Teigninouth, about is miles. from the City
of Exeter ; coinuta,,ding a InOlt:exter.,..vz Sea Prospeal, and
a, View of the River Teign, with the Country around., .I't
consists on the- basement Stor,, of a Kitchen, Servants'
Hall, Butler's Pantry and Cellars, with a Leaden Pump,
in a Soring.of excellent W..ter ; on the First Floor, a Draw-
ing-room, 16.,t at and a half square, a Dining parlour, 16-feet
4 inches by 14 feet 6 incheSt and' a .Breakfast-, 12
teet 3 inches by to ieet 2 inches. On the Second-Floor , and
Attic-Story, four good Lodging-rooms on each. Adjoining
the HotiSe, is a Wash-house. or Brew-house, with 'a good
R Servants' oo:n oar, a Coach-house,,and A Stable for thre‘f,
Horses; with a :Pallet over. The whole of the Premises,
together' with the Lawn, in front, and belonging thereto, is
surrounded by a strong Wall, and unconnected with' any other
An Anclion will he held for the 'Sale on Wednesday. the
t4th Day.or }lily next, at Four o' Clock ha the Afternoon, at
the Globe raver in Exeter.
For, viewing the Premises, ~pplyat tlae House, and further
Particulars niay 1 had of Mr. Sanford, Attorney at Law,
Exeter. Exeter, lonelunei6, 1502.

WOOl.l-TOC.K, OXFORDSHIRE. .
,TO RE SOLD BY AUcTION,
IURNER, .

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h &o'f yOt r
.the Trustees of the Es6te of Ali% Wm.. Hanks,
+eceased,,on Monday, the sth I).iv of. duly, 4802, at the
Bear inn, -in Woodstock, in the county of Oxford,

lioAo of Three and Five O'Cloek in the*After-

noln • •
TO very Desirable •DWELLINGA-10USES,
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a Messuage and Cottage belonging to:the Sime, plea-
santly. situated, adjoining the Turnpike goad to W.oodstocilt, •
in two Lots.
.Lot I. --A very handsOme 1-CK EDIFI C E, lately endl-
.ed on an pun hence, with -axionble al& of Stone-steps, orna-
inentecl with a be.aui!ful Shrubbery, and commanding a plea-
prOspeei Of Blenbeitii•Park, and an extensive view over •
tile Country ; comprising 0041 arched • Cc-Caring and Wine,
Vaults, Kitchen, Scullery, . Larder, and Butler's pantry, .on
the Ground-f.oor a Break rast-parlour, Aid Draw-
ing-yooms, four good Bed-chamberg, Dressing-room, and
Attics; Wash-tionse, Fuel-house, and Garden; good stalled.
Stabling for six Horses, with Saddle-room; Granary, and
Loft over ; a small Cottage adjoining the \ Stable, Coach=
hous'e, acid Dog-kennel, lately in the .occupations of Bell ,
Lloyd, Esq.
Lot I neat,FRICK-HoliSE, with large handsome
flow, windows' and Terrace in fiont, near to .Lot I. command-
. lug a',i-ery fine extensive view of Blenheim• Park, and consist-
of good Cellaring, Kitchen,'Scul lery, and Fuel-house; on
toe Grouhd-floor ; Hall, :two Parlours, three Bed-clambers,
.ind'Atiics, in the pation of Arillui• Ma:
lam-, Esq.: Also, a Measuage in two Tenements-adjoining,
Nvitll a good Garden, in the occupation of Mr. Thomas ,Waite.
Possession of the firSt Lot may be had at rilich.,,el alas next,
or sooner it required ; and of the second Lot at Christmas•
next. • .
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' Woodstock is pleasantly situated on the great N,orth,Road,
adjoining-Blenheim Park, sixty-three miles from:London;
eight • froth -Oxford, in a line Sporting' -Country ,- equal, - if
not superior. to any in tlx kingdom, .and in the vicinity of
two Packs. of Fox-Hounds, and one of Harri:.rs.
'For further particulars apply to Mr. North; Solicitor ;,; or
the AuCtibneers, in Woodstock, Oxfordshire.-

NORFOLK ESTATE.
TO BE SOLD $l-AUCTION,

By Mr. BURT,
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On Saturday the loth day of July next, at Four o'Clock
the Afternoon, at tlle,l<in4;'s Head Inn in the City off' Nor-
wieh, unless sooner disposed of by Private Contraet, ,

AVery beiirable ES'T'ATE, 'lying at Saihouse,
in the Cooley of Nortiilk, (about 6 miles from Norwich)
now in the occupation of Mr. Charles • Layton, the Proprie-
tor, consisting of a good* substantial D'Welling-house, with
barns, stables,, coach-house, bullock-sVd, and other conve,
"nient buildings, ail in -complete.repair, and 213 A. 3 K. 2§
P. amble, meadow, and marsh land, water and.ahlet2carrs;
the whole lying in a ring.fence, and, without Other road or
,foot-patnrunning through it, together with the Great Tithes
arising from the same. •..
Also 32 A. 3 R. 31 P. of Common Land, set out by the
Commissioners under the Salhouse Inclosu?e A6f, and in-
tended to be annexed to t his. Estate.
Also a double Tenement, so situated as to be a convenient
Abode fora Steward or Bailiff, or at a small,e.xpence to he
Converted into a Farm-house ;. and, two doublA _Cottages for
Workmen.

IV River navigable to .Yarmouth bounds one side of the
Estate, on the Banks of which are several goOd staithes
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 tile exclusive right of
fishing and shooting' on three Broads, well stocked with fish
and :wad-lowa ; in the iitigiihourhood are sever.il -Gentle-
=W.; Seats, with goad Fr.u.ids, and Game
.of all Descriptions,
Tice situation of flii3 Estate cominanrts peculiar adVari,
tags, both tOr the residence or the Gcntlemnn and. the occu-
pation of the Farmer or Merchant. Immediate Possession
may be had.

For • further Particulars typly to Mr. Adam Taylor, jun.
Attorney-at-Law, Islorkvich ; Mr. Richard Gililard,-No. 13,
Holborn court, Grays-Inn, 'London ; where Maps ,of the
Estate may be seen), or to Mr. Henry. Burton, Land-Steward,
at Langley, in Norfolk.
• tp" The Steward at the flu se will chew the

NEW-,PAPIER.

TO Bt DI3POSEn- OF, the ffr:tret 9PY-RICT-IT of

N-ES I'ABIASUM) PROVINCIAL PAPER,
wide; cir.:4lAted cltiefly through three Mzritirrio
next to Lultdon, and posses,irm ;wceliar cptalities,
Ths pries will b.:- regulated by the nuntler of Advertise,
uwnts inserted in itS Columns; and tli;s'i :45' other
paiticulari, 'limy be known by application,. or letters (post-
!)stid) adireiscd to. lohn No. 28, Pithinoster-row ;
or luitn Stationer, Ludgate-Bill. •

E improved PED OM ET E. R.; or WAY-
WISER; Which when VicUra in the Pocket, ascertains
the distance.the W.:arer _walks (ghee Two-Guineas). Sold
by SPENCER. an.l PERKINS, Watch-rockers, No. its,
West End of Newgate-street (removed from Snow-hill, eni
account of the improvements there) ; wi,o for near thirty
yeats have tlihricatel these Machines; and though they do
not claiin-t he Invention, it being allnost as ancient as Pocket
Watches, yet MI that ever came to their knowl:Age have
been so rade in their shaf,e, inconvenient 'in weArin,,
incorrect in their ricrformance, as to have been soon Lid. by
as useless.

Tills, which they take the liberty to oTer to the Public, Is
elegant in itself, most conveniently used, perfectly corred,'
and, what is desirable in ail. Machines of Fancy, ex.cee•ling
cheap; not liable to be out order, and is" a most aniJstng
ComPanion to ()cattail-en,. who are hand. of Wicking and
Shouting. - -
FlatterinT themselves the great Improvement lately made
has carried it to its ultimatum, 1-iicy take tills-method of
making it public, to secure. to tlierns-elves at iCA.“ the.eredit
thereof, having been materially injured by Plagiarists who
have coined their Machines, and passed them off to Gentle-
men as their() inventions, thouBll at nu eli higher prices,
and very interior work. .. •