The Sun.
London, England, 1803-08-03 00:00:00

COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
WANTED. TO, RENT, either. for a few
NJontirs,sar fora short terns at veers, PAW ty,
Ho list, URN! SH EU, and Yet for immesiiate entrart,"
with suirie Land attached to it ; the distance to be not less
than so, nor more than Ise idles from London. ' House in
any considerable Comity Town is not meant; a retired situa.
tion would be preferred, aid convenience rather than show..
Any gentleman who has occasion to remain from his own
Residence for a tone, would find in the Advertiser a sure.
'Tenant, who would oe careful of his Fur. iture and Premises.
The Kent, the amount of Taxes, to he paid by Gte
Tenant, . the Situation and all particulars, requisite to an im-
inedkate determinati .n, :ire to be stated in txtrers direded
(post-paid) to 'E, E at Mr. Elliot's, No.
London. 97, Bond-street,
•

WORCESTERSHIRE AND HEREFORDSHIRE.
To BE SOLD BY PRI s'ATE CONTRACT,
nr HE u-der.m, ntirmed C IPLIAL ES FATES.
A truly Valuable FRF.EI 10 LD FARM, rithe-free,
within a I(iag Fence, called HO RTO N's MANOR ; coin-
prizing a substantiat Farm •house, with :.i1 requis,re attached,
at d tlct4ched Olfires and Buildings, in good repair, mid near
Ninety Statute Acres of exceeding rich Land tp.irt whereof
is planted with, t• ruit- trees), oroportionably divided into Mea-
dow, Pasture, and Arable Land. The whole, except a
Coppice Wood of about two Acres, in the hands of the Pro.
prktor, is now tinder, a. Lease, which may be determined at
option of Landlord or Ten:nit, at the end of two years from
Candlemas 1304. • •
The above Premises are situate in the Parish of Hanly
Castle, in a good Neighbourhood, and in a pleasant, fertile, and
beautiful part of the County of Worcester, and only distant
!tine miles from that City, ,on the Turnpike Road leading
limn the mach--admiredHilla of Malvern to the Market
Town of Upton-upon-Severn, distant from the former 'only
Three miles, and the latter two miles. •
An Eligible Farm, Called
sandW LE BARN, with a Earth%
house, and all useful Office Buildings, in excellent re-
air, with ,t 6 Statute Acres (little more or less) Of good
I.and, divided into Meadow, Pasture, Orchardin, and 1100.
Ground, now untla Lease, which expires atg 'Candlemas
Sites.
This Estate is part Freehold, part Leasehold, for a long
term ot years, at a Pepper-corn Rent, and a small part Copy-
hold of Inheritance', is well planted with the choicest sorts
of Fruit-teees, now in their prime, and situate in the Parisi;
of Colwall
rdikt , in the County of Hereford, near a good 'rum=
ey loiowAd,
()Rleading from the Market Town of Ledbury to the
ester distant from the former six miles, and the
hater ten and Within a pleasant walk of the Wells of
the Mend; 'l.-11)len6ruily supplied with Springs, aimilar to
.ate.
- • clO4l Waters of Malvern, running through the Es-
,
A
v,7 Detira'olc reehold Farm, within a Ring Fence.
.."11ea INT E IL, otherwise WI N•rtisi LL ; Comprizing a •
Fano-house, with Offices and Buildings, in tenantable
arrd containing 1,7 Statute Acres (little more or less)
tat:very valuable Land, divided into Meadow, Pasture, Ai;!
Orcharding, and Hop Ground, in the greatest perfediotl.
rossession of this Estate may be had af-Candlemas next.
Tbe,above Premises
are situate in the Parish of Cradley,in
the County of Heieford, distant from the City of Hereford
about sixteen miies, from the City of WorceSter eight miles,
41,114 from the Market Towns of Btomyard and Ledbury about
ilia miles each.
A Compact small Freehold Farm,within a Ring Fence,callL
td AY I. INGS consisting of a Farm-house and Out-
ktildings, in god repair, and upwards of sixteen Statute
Acres of very capital Land, part of 'it well planted 'with
'estate and •Fruit-tree.,of prune sorts. Possession of this
may be had at Candlemas next.
This Estate is situate iti the most romantic part of the Pa..:
risk ut Cradle. ,v close to a nod Turn pike Road, leading from
Vi'orees H ter to erefotd. 'Flmre is a valuable Bed of
InR-stotte upon the _Premises.
The above Estates arc lett at low Rents ; the Lands are in
a Rood state•of cultivation, yet capable of material improve.;
Trent. Considerable tine young and growing Timber will he
found an each of the, Estates, which are well watered, and_
extensive and valuable Rights of Common in and throtigh
the uninclosed pans of the ancient Forest of Malieni, acid
other Cowntnits in the Neighbourhood, arc attached to each
.resPedive Estate.
Further Partienlars may be had of George Edmunds, At':
?Pley-at-Low, at his Seat in the Exchequer Office of Pleas,
11111 N; Or of Mr. Holbrook, Solicitor, in Letliattry.
'4. WilOSti:espeCtivi: Offices Mal.S of thc EstaLs may be 3:CU.