The Sun.
London, England, 1804-08-21 00:00:00

`CUCti .of the Credisour of Lord SPENCER
.L. 3 STANLEY CIIICI4ESTER, in England, as have
not already sent in their Ae..ounts, are desired to send the
same immediately to Messrs. Blake and White, Essex-street,
London, or, Mr. Parrb Litchfield. -

Pr H E MANSION HOUSE ,and PARK of
J.. FISHER WICK, and.siveral Manors and Estates in
Staffordshire. .will be speedily Sold and particulars prepared.
for further information, or a- view of the Estates, apply to
Messrs. Blake and White, Essex-street Loudon, or Mr.
Parr, Litchfield.

FREEHOLD ESTATES, near the LAKES, in CUM-
BERLAND.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
B►' Mr. SMI
At Garraway's, on %Veditesday the agth inst.. at Twelve
o!Clock, in Six Lots,
(By Order of the Assignees of Mr. LiehigaraY)
erHI; folkwing Valuable FA I'ES, Seven
Miles front. Cockermouth, twelve front Keswick and
Workington, and twzr.ty miles from Whitettliven, terming a
grand le.iture in the Tour of the Mal:tent Lakes, extending
two tulles along the East Side, lit the .Lower Croritatl Lake,
viz.

'HOLLIN'S FARM, in Brackenthwaitc containing t:o
Acres of excellent Arable and Meadow Land, wifii 281
Sheep, a large Farm-house, suitable tOr a Getit;entan's
sidence, commanding beautiful Views of the Vales ot Lor-'
tun and Lowcs..vater ' • suitable Ogs ilicci and Out-iluilitin.
That well-known Inn and calle4 SCALE lIIL
containing 19 Acres, comanaistiii.; t PiCturesqueNiew of ti-ic
whole Vale of Loweswater, with [tarns Staolioig, Out.;
buildings, and excellent S beep Vast res ; _Lang' h wince C reat
Woods containing upwards of 34 Acres, and a Leact-lin.: in
the tart 4

_ _
LANGTHWATTE GREEN FARNI,or PEEL-PLACA,
in Brackenthwaite, containing go Acres, with a Fartn-Itetise„
• Barns, Stables, and Out-building,, 41 Sheep, and extensive
Right of Commoo.
IA NGTH WAITE y EAT FA Rl4l, in Brackenthwaite,
containing 6o Acres, with several Parcels of Wpodiatul there,-
on, in a beautiful and romantic Situation on the Border of
tt
Crnmack Lake, with a i•arm-house, Barn, Stabling, and
Out-buildings,'extensive Sheep-walk, anti t So Sheep.
Several Parcels of LAND in RA NNER DA LE, lying be-
tween the Highway and the Lake, containing about 24 Acres,
of the first quality, conunanding extensive anti beautiful
Views, and seled Situations for Building, with nine Stints,
or Cagle-gates, in the common Pasture, called-High tCut.
nerdale„ The Land-Tax is redeemed.
To be viewed, and Particulars had, twenty days previous
to the Sale, at the Royal Oak, Keswick ; Salutation, Ain—
laleside ; George, Pettrith ; Post,houses, Kendal and Work-
ington ,• Hotels, Manchester and Liverpool ; of the Printeri
or the-Cumberland Packet,. W hitzhaven ; Carlisle Journal ;
Newcastle Courant ; York Herald ; of Thomas Benson, Esq.
• Cockermouth ; Mt. Walton, Solicitor, Girdiers' Hall, lia.
84s0AI-street; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. &With, No. 62,
Broad-street, near the Royal Exchange, London, where Maps
of the Lstates may be seen. -

_
MANOR and ESTATES, near PLYMOUTH and PLY-
, MOUTH-DUCK, in DEVON. ,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
IHE FEE.SIMPLE anti INHERITANCE of
and in all that the Manor and Lordship, or reputed
Manor and Lordship of GOO DAMEA V V, with the Rights,
Royalties, Fishery, and Appurtenances thereto belonging.
And ,also, all those Coppice Woods. called DEER-
STONE, orDU R sTo N.1%1301) andCOM MON-WOOD,
cuntaiiting together about Sixty Acres,. more or less; all now
in the hands of the Proprietor.
And also, all that Barton and Form, called COODA-
MEAVY, now in the sccupation oC Mr. Richard Gill.. as
Tenant thereof, fora term, of which three years will be unex-
pi red at next Lady-day, consisting of a large old Mansion-house.
now used as a lartn-house, with-all convenient Out-houses,
and about too Acrea of good Arable, • Meadow, Pasture, Or.
chard, and Furze Brake, with Right of Common on Wig..
lord Down. _

And also, all those Two Tenements, called LOWER
GOODA tvl EAVY, nowin the ocelpation of Mr. Richard
Nosworthy, as Tenant at Will, consisting of a good Farm-
house, with all convenient Out-houses, another House in
Ruins, and about Fifty Acres of good Arable, Meadow,
Pasture Land, and Orchard, with a Right of Common on
Wigford Down.
And also, all those Tenements, called, WILL LLAKE and
RG LES. now in the occupation of Mr. Pahl; Willcocks,
jun. as Tenant thereof, fora term, of which seven years will
be unexpired next Lady-day, consisting ,of a good Farm-
house, with convenient Outhouses, and about Fifty-one
Acres of Rood Arabic, Meadow, and Pasture Land, and Furze
Brake, with a Right of Common on Wigford DQWII.
And also, all that Messuage and Tenement, called CAD-
WOR.TH Y, now on Lease for a term of ninety-nine yens,
determinable on the death of Mrs. Hatinaford, aged fitly-four
years, under the yearly Conventionary Rent at 21. 45., mt.
and 31. or a best .13east fur an Heriot, consisting of a good
Farm-houSe, with all convenient Out-houses, and about
Fprty Acres of good Arable, Meadow, Pasture Land, and
Furze Brake. -

• And also, all that Messuage and Tenement,- called BRIS-
WORTHY,"now on Lease, for a term_ of ninetr.nine years,
determinable on the death of Mary Willcocks, aged about
eighty years, SubjeCt to the payment of a certain Conven-
tionary Rent and fieriot, consisting of a , Dwelling-house,
with Out-ltouses, and about Fitteen Acres of good Arable,
Meadow, and Pasture Land.
N. B. The Manor, Coppice Wood, and. Estates, are distant
about eight miles from the Towns of Plymouth, Plymouth-
Dock, and Tavistock ; areattuated nearthe Rivers Mew and
Cadworthy( on the latter of which is a Right of Fishing be-
longing to, these Estates), in a fine Sporting Country, and
ii,djoiuing the Forest of Dartmoor.
For sellini the same, a Public Survey will be held at the
House of Mr. Curgenven, being the,Pgpe's Head Inn, in the
Borough-of Plymouth, on Friday the 14th Ity,ol September
next, at Five o'Clock in the Atternoon.

The respedive Tenants will thew the Premise's, and any
further particulars may be known at the Office et: Mr, Wil
liam Foot, Solicitor, in I'iymuuth•Duck.
Ditted.August 8, Igo4.