The Sun.
London, England, 1803-06-01 00:00:00

MONEY MADY TO ADVANCE.

A LL PER SONS in' possession of Incgmes,
1-11: arising , front Freehold, COpynold, or Leasehold
Estates, in - Land or !louses, Money in the Funds; Rent
charges, Nfarriage. Settlements, •.Widows' jointures, An-
nuities, • Patent Places, Church Livin-s; or any other Cer-
tain Income-tor Lite,,.may be supplied with temporary or
Permanent. Sums of Money to any Amount, by paying An-
nuity In est for the same.
The. Nobility arid Gentry of knOWn Property, or their
(lent,
i ,may be accommodated On their personal security ;
and in any. n:Aimee Where -the single security of an jndii•i-
dual may be deemed insufficient, • the addition of another
person. to- guarantee the. payment, of the interest will re.
move the. objedion ; and, in all cases, ptivilege will be
given to the Public to return the. Principal at their own
option.
• Personal .applications .will -be received every day till Four
o'Clock ; and- Letters from Correspondents in Town or
Country ,po,t paicll will be immediately answered., by ad-
stressing to die- Dire!llor. of the Knightsbridge Bank, at 'his
Town House, No. 3„Lower John-Street, Golden-square.

SALE Of MANFIELD•FARMS POSTPONED,, and the
Lots aftered.• •
MANFiELD.
TO BE SOLD, BY AUCTION,
In Seven Lots, at the House of Mr. Ringrose, Innkeepei,
York, n Wednesday the Bth Day of lune, 1803, at Four
&Clock in the Afternoon, subject to such Conditions as
shall he then pviduced; • '
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A-
.A .LL- that Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
in the Parish of •Mantield, in the North Rid-
ing of Yori:soirt:!, Coll4i.ai4tg 4325 A.. 3 R. 2A P. or there-
at:buts, ot 4.lm:cll.:nit -Arable, Meadow, and rastura .Land,
now hi the occupation of several respe.ttable Persons as
mints front .VcAr to Year together with the Corn' Tithes
thereof, viz. •
Lot i. HOWD EN HI LL FARM, containing 222 A.. 3 R.l
zS.P-. • or thereahoutS, with a Farm House; and outer neces-.
saryßuildinAs thereon, and now in the occupation of John
Wade, "as-Tenant.
L(4.2. • A /31E.Y FARM, containing 206 A.. 1. R. 29 P. -or
thereahout4, with a Farm-house anti other necessary Build-
ings thereon, and tiniV in t he occupation of ThOrnas Stainthorp,;:
as Tenant, 'with Three Cottages, situated •in the Village of
Manfield, • • •

Lot 3. NEW HOUSE FARM, containing ~5.A.,3 R. -
,36 P. or thereabouts, with a Farm-house Arid other necessary
uildingS.thero,oh, and now in the occupation of William
Wright and rehn Hogget as Tenants, with One Cottage
situated in the Villa eof Mantield.
' Lot 4. HALL CLOSE FAN!, Containing t 56 A, 3R.
g.P. there,bouts, with a Fatm.house and other necessary
Buildings .thereon, and 'now in the occupation of :William
Wright and loknilogget as Tenants, with Two Cottages ii.•
tooted in the Wlage at Mantield, -
Lot s. LONG LEASES FARM, containing 157 A. oR.
3P, or thereanouts, with a Farm House and other necessary
Buildings thereon, and now in the occupation of joint Hog_
get is Tenant.
Lot 6. LOW HOUSE FARM, containing 196 A. a R..
.17 P. or thereabouts, with one Farm house and otherne-•
cessary Buildings thereon,• and now 'in the occupation ol Ru
bert Smith, as Tenant. .
Lot 7: PINION EY CARR FARM, containin; 149 A:
o R. 23 P • or thereabouts, with odd Farm House and other,
necessary Buildings thereon, and now in the occupation of
the said Robert Smith, as Tenant. ' ' -
N. B. Each Lot is within- a Ring Fence.
Mr. Thomas Graham of High Consclitre, and the, respect
tive Tenants, will shew the several' Lots. A Pla,n and Sur-
vey of the same may he seen at Messrs. Witliams',,Gray's•."
Inn-square, London; Mr. Taylors, at Esh,. near Durham ;
M. William Oilithorne's, at Lartington, neat Barnard Castle;
and at the above-named Thomas Graham's.
This Estate is capable of great Improvement,
,being,within
a Mile of Lime of the best quality. It is also situated with-
in a short distance of excellent Coal. It is bounded on the
North by the River Tees, and by the Turnpike Road .poem.
Pierse-bridge to Catteriek.bridge,• on the West, It is situ-
ated tour Mites from Ibrlington, right Miles from Richmond,
and eleven Miles Omit Barnard" Castle, Market Towns, where
any tinantity of Corn may he sold to the best advantage, and
to mien. of which there are good Turnpike Rods.
It is 'unnecessary tip make any observation on. the Fert litt',
and well known richness of the Soil, or on the beauty of the
surrounding Country.