The Sun.
London, England, 1802-03-26 00:00:00

COUNTY OF BUCKS,

Within t miles of the Bath Road, and at tiom London, West.
' rHE LEASE of a most Complete HUNTING-
A. BOX, fitted up and improved by an elegant Bow ;
comprising a spacious Dining Parlour, and Drawing-room
over, the same size ; a Gentleman's Dressing-room or Study,
a Breakfast-room, four Bed-rooms on the First Floor, and
font. Attic Red-room§ lot Secvants ; a Kitchen, Scullery, and
gOod Cellars. Detabhed is a Was-house, a singularly neat
Dairy, and Larder; a Stable for two Horses, 'and a Chaise-
house, with a Hav--loft over; a Cow-house, Sheds for Poul-
try, and other Conveniencies for Dogs, Piggery, Coals,
Weod, &c. Two neat Gardens, fully planted and cropped,
bordered with 'flowering shrubs ; together with 'a rich Mea-
dow adjoining, about Four Acres, remark Ole for its produce
and excellent herbage. The Premises are in perfed repair,
served with exceeding fine Water, and plenty in ail seasons.
The Front is bounded by the beautiful Village' Green, with.
agreeable Plantations, and the verdure nearly equal to in-
closed Meadows. The Situation dry and healthy, Zo years
of the Lease unexpired, the "Rent very low, and the Taxes
very moderate ; possessing every other Accommodation cal-
culated for a Sportsman, or a Person retiring from Business:
The Roads good in every diredion.
Further l'articulars .and Terms, by application to Mr:
Kimberley, No. t6O,- Piucadilly, London.
- N. B. The Purchaser of the Lease: to take the Fixtures at
a fair Value; and may be accommodated with the Drawing.
room Furniture, which is elegant, Carpet planned, and other
Articles properly adapted to the premises., .together with the
Live Stock, e.re. if approved of, at a fair Appraisement.

'• COUNTY OF. BF.RKS,
In the most pleasant part of Windsor Forest.
TO •BE SOLD, with immediate Possession,
THE LEASE of a NEAT. VILLA, 'in the true
Cottage-Style, but ssesses all the Comforts and Ac-
connnodations equal to a Mansion, and has always been oc-
cupied by Families of Respedability -; comprising a 30b-
stithial Brick and -Sashed Dwelling-House, with Offices
compleat. A Five-stall Stable,- Double Coach-house, with
a Rom and Loft over. Behind the Stables tind Coach-
houses is a snug Farm-yard, with a Cow-house ; Standing
for two Horses, Sheds for Carts, Piggery and Poultry. On
the side next to the Offices detached is a Wash, Brew and
Bake-house, with Coppers belonging, to the Premises.• In
the Yard is a large Shed divided for the• use of Materials,
Wood, Peat, Turf, &e. Adjoining is the Kitchen Garden,
fully planted and cropped, with Melon pit, Green-house, ,
Gardener's Room, and pleasing Gravel Walk, the Borders
singularly planted with flowering Shrubs and Evergreens,
now in highs perfection ; together with so Orchard of .the
best choice .olTrees, 'and three beautiful Meadows encirc).o
the whole, about 15 Acres, well fenced anthwatered.
The Situation of this Spot is remarkable for. the purity of
the Air„being within two miles of the celebrated Sunning Hill
Wells, the verge of the Forest,, only fo&r miles from Wind-
sor, on the- Reading Forest Road, near the Royal Stag
Hounds, His Majesty's new- Rides,' the Parks, and, the'vict-
nity of a social polite Neighbourhood, not to be equalled 2,1
miles from the Metropolis.
N;B. Eight years unexpired of the Lease at Lady-day,,
doz ; the Rent is low, anii the Taxes easy. • ,
Ternis -aird Particulars of Mr. Kimberley, No. x6o, Pic-
cadilly. 'The Purchaser may be accommodated with the
neat .t•_ urnitnie, which is as good as new ; the and.
Dead Stock alit at a t;iir.

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HOUSE OR,,PERS,

THURSDAY,

MARCH 2c.

Lo R D AL KaNLEY sat again this day as Speaker.

Counsel were heard in continuation relative to
the Scotch Appeal, Wilson .v. Henderson and Mel-
ville, namely; Mr:NOLAN on the part of the Ap-
pellant, and Mr, GuLtzs for the kespondents ;
after which their Lordships deferred the further
hearing till to-morrow.

'The Bills.
before the House wel'e forwarded in
their iespdliye stages...

Lord HOLLAND acquainted the House, that it
was not his intention to..bring forward a proposition
relative to the affair of the
.Civil List to-morrow,
as he had proposed ; as- he understood it would be
inconvenient ,to some Noble Lords to attend on
that day. • He. also understood, that the Noble Lord
who .had hitherto come forward
,on the -occasion,
'hag postPoned.his intended motion from tomorrow
till Monday. :171e should, therefore, on that day
take an oppOrtunity and come forward with a pro-
position,on
,the.subjet, to.the .general
.efred which
he had mentioned on a former evening.
The Galway County Gaol Bill was brought up
From the CommonS by- Mr. TRENCH, 'and read a
• •
first time. - •

Four Private Bills were also brought up ; two
by Mr. VANSITTART, and two_by Mr. joopitELL,
which, being read a first tinie, their Lordships ad,
journed till tomorrow.' -

HOUSE OF.COMIII9,VS,

THURSDAY, MARCH 25.

Mr. SHAW' LEFEVRE moved to postpone the
,Committee relative to the Port of )...pndon till
Monday.—Ordered,
•Mr. ItzwlN, from the Commissioners of the
Customs, presented an Account of the quantity of
Grain and Rice imported into-the Ports of England
and Scotland, from the loth of OdobeT, ISo r, to
the sth of Jantiary, 18oz, which was ordered to
lie on the Table.

Alsoo-an Account of the quantity of Grain and
Rice exported frotn the Ports of England and Scot-
land during the same period, which was ordered to
lie on the Table.

_ . .
Mr. WiI:DHAM BOOTLE moved to postpone
the Committee on the Parish Apprentices Bill till
,Thursday next.—Ordered. . .
Mr. STEWARD presented a Petition from the Cor-
poration of Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, stating
the plentiful produce of the late Harvest, and the
high price of Bread, and praying that an Account
-might, be oaken of the Stock of Grain in hand.-
- Ordered to lie on the Table..