The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-26 00:00:00

COAL and 1 RON-STONE,MIN ES

TO BE SOLD, OR LE"I"I',I3V PRIVATE CO:TRACT,
'exceedingly P i.ch ALL those
MINES of COAL and I R.O N,STONE;lying under
the Lands belonging to Sidney College, 'Carnividge, now in
the 'occupation of Pigot, or his Under tenants, lying
westW,..a of Town of Dudley, 'at 'a.sliort nrs:ahce honk
it, containing about eighteen Acres of Land, adjoining to the
Rp.id fpni..,)u,iley to Stourbridge.
The extraordinary thickness and quality of these
and their local advantages, are so well known, that ,:ay
description of them is unnecessary.
For Particular, apply to r Holden, at Monrgate, rit%.r
Rotherham, who will treat with any Person wsposed to
purchase.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE ,
ALvery Valuable and Improveable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, Trthe.free, situate at Great Sturton, six
Miles from Hurneastie, in the County of „Lincoln, consisting
pf four Farms, in the occupation of r-stspe;_table Tenants as'i
containing altogether One Thousand One Hundred
and Fifteen Acres of Arable, Meidow and P.isture Land.
For further Particulars, apply' to Mr. Caldecott,
tor, Rugby ; Mr. Yates, Stretton, near Rugby; or to Mr.
Tyndale, solicitor, No. 6, Lii.colii's•lnn-fields.

FREEHOLD VILLA WITH THIRTY-F 1 V E

OF LAND..,
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT;
A newly .built :ind very Ccmvenienl HOUSE, in
the Cottage Style, cornmandiug itn exteusivc View,
ploasantly situated at a soul! distaace fruta the Turn-
pike Road, about thirty-eight NlilesfroaiMntlw-i, and fifteen
tram Oxford, with thirty-five Acres of Land, all FrceitAd,
and Land Tax redeemed.. - •

Fonturther Particulars, apply to Mr. Tyndale, Selicit,,r,
No. 6, Lincoln's• Inn-fields.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A FREEHOLD INSTATE, TYTHE -FREE, atal
LAND TAX REDEEMED, consisting. of a Modern
Mansion-House, and about 340 Acres of Meadow.,
Pasture, and Wood land found . The. I louse fir for tie
reception of a Genteel Family; ;old commands a -beautiful
View of ,rich Vale `of Etit:sh.on: The Roads arc good.
and there is plenty of excellent Water. Part of the Purclia:--

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Money* may remain on M:-)rtgagei and further Partieu la, a
may be h-utof Mr.•Tynda4e, Soli:zttor, Linco!:!.'s- nn-tields,
where a Plan of the . Estate may seen, and. who is.antho.
rised to treat for the Sale of the b.unc•. -

COUNTY ii(• LUCKS.

Within Two Miles of the- llath..l2oa:l', mitt Twenty-one.from

- London, Wc`St..;-- -
THE LEAE of a most Coml.);eat 'HUNTING-
. 1 BOX,. Fitted up and improved by an-Liegant Row,
Comprising a spacious Dining Parlour, andDrawn,g-roOm
over, the same Size. A GentleMan'A rn toc or -
Study; ..
a-Breakfast -rodm, • fbur Bed-rooms on the first Floor,
and four Attie-Bad—rooms for Servants; a Kitchen,and good.Celiars. -Detachd is a Wash, house, a sinulsrly neat
Dairy, and Larder; a'Stable f,r two Horses, and a Chais:-
houseovith a Hay-loft over; a Cow-house, Sheds for,Patil-
try, and other Conveniencics for Dogs Piggery,.Coals,W end,
&c:- Two neat Gardens fully planted and etepped, bordered
with flowering Shrub's, together with a rich Meadt,w adjoin-
ing, about Four Acres, remarkahle fur its. produce and excel.
lent Herbage. The Premises are in perfect Repair, served
with exceeding fine Water, and plenty in all Seasons. fihe
Front is bounded by the'beautiful Village lateen, with agree-
able Plantations, and the Verdure nearly equal to inclosed
Meadows. The Situation Dry and Healthy, Twenty Years
of the Lease unexpired, the Rent Very low, and the Taxes •
very moderate. Possessing every other A ccoffirriod.,tion
culated for a Sportsman, or ~,Person retiring limn Business.
The Roads good in every Direction.
Further Particulars and Terms, by Application to Mr.
Kimberley, t6O, Piccadilly, I,Andon. •
N. B. The Purchaser ot-tlie_ Lease to take the Fixtures at
a fait Value, and may he,ileconimodated with thC Drawing:
room Furniture, which is elegant, Carpet planned, and other
Articles properly adapted to the Premises, together with the
Live-stock, &c. it approved of, at z fair Applaisearent, and
.immediate Possession. _ • _

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** To be sold cheap, auspital fine-tones Organ, -twelve
Feet high ;also a patent Grand Piano Forte; both as good as
new. May be viewed. Inquire as above.

PARADISE COTTAGE.•
TO BE SOLD BY riZIVATE CONTr.ACT,

ALL •I'hit Singular and Beautiful. RESIDENCE,
.
in the trte. peasant style, but equal- for Neatness and
CoinfortS to the first Residence in Europe; now in I'M oecu-
patioir of W. P. Thirkel, Gardener'. The Premises are,
refreshed by an ever-lowing Upring in the Centre, which
discharges regularly ;a6 gallons in one hour, and never Varies •
in all Seasons, and is allowed to be toe purest, softest, and
finest Water in the Kingdom, for, every, &aired .p.rpose.--,
The Soil .of the Cza.Jcaaa 0 rebard, :tad Grounds, is prolific
to a degree beyond description. ' The yearly produce has
al w4ys been extremely abundant, 'and the present Crofts will
at first view be a sraiialeut proof of to fertility. of Ibis
remarkable Spot. It is situated in that riven:aid:nit-ea Circle,
ENG LEFIL C N ; detached faint every thing that'
is disagreeable, and open to the most beautiful 'South-Vest
Vies:7s, to the,R4al Great P.ark, the l3clvedier, the rower-
ing Ever-Greens, and Nurseries; within an easy distance
from the Great Western Turnpike Road. The -Air, with
the addition from the Spring,.requires no. Medical Art to
restore and preserve the most delicate Constitutions.
The above-mentioned Cottage comprises, a neati
without Staircases, but- fitted up with every either Conve-
nience for as-mall Genteel ;• containing one Parlour,
two Bed-Rooms, and a Kitchen in front ; at the Back of
which, North, is a.. Was- house, with a Fire-place, Oven,
and-Copper ;. a.Betl-room for the Maid Servants ; a Part
and Cellar together. • Detached,' but near, is
stage with rhrea Rooms, that might he converted
Servants; served from the same Spring; close to ti:•
mises. - At a proper distance, and t ery convenient, aa,2
Out-Offices,-containing an excellent Barn,- agood.Stit6;;.' .
Three Horses, a Chaise-house, a Cow-house, a close
for 'fools, and a Granary ; the:. Farm Yard adjoinirg,
other useful Buildinga, Lofts; ace.
The Whole in perted Repair, and possesses all the as
for Pleasures of a rural, happy Country bite, at no exp.
The Situation of these Snug Cottages brit encircled
about Twelve- Acres of Freehold, -and Copvisold equa:
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Freehold, and net subject to Fines;or any other-
-"reissue., with many, years mprevemeat ; • aad
the choicest Fruit frees, now in high ,
Lands•in-great order, well kneed ; bounded North L.
sures, and in two points by a .lry advantageous Cca • aaa .
which 'the Occupier has en unlimited right •.i. ..•
well as ; anti also to Cranhourn Forest, at a _
mas of Egharn Meads,- very valuable. Dia-1a.:6.e Iron,
one ; four from Windsor; and nineteen tram taa Laa. -
tropoly.'
May be viewed by Tickets; and further partictilarS.knowa,
by application to Mr.. Kimberley, Surveyor.of Est:Ws ,
t6o, Piccadilly, London.
N. 8.. Tit above Estata is clear of all luenmbranceS, and
possession may be nad immediately, by paying for the. Crcps
or at Michaelmas._ • .

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or Unfutilishect. I itsriire as itOw..