The Sun.
London, England, 1803-05-30 00:00:00

COUNTY OF SOMERSET.

A MANOR4'a ROYALTY, and Valuable FREEHOLb
E•sTATE of nearly Twelve Hundred Acres, with lo-
tetn-nutik MANSION un the same. •
FOR SALE BY AUCTION, IN-ONE Lot,•
By Mr. PLURA,
By Order ot"the Trustees of OSHUA SCROPE, Esq.
Ai the Exchange Coffee-House, in the City of Bristol, on
• Tuesday the zsth of lune next, at izat Noon,

THE Valuable Manor of EAST-HARPTREE;
also the Royalty or Lordshipof Richmond ;constitut-
ing one of the three Lords Royal or Mendip ; extending over
the several Parishes of East-Harptree, West-Harptree,
Compton-Martin, Übley, and part of Priddie, with right of
Mines and Minerals on the new-inclosed Leads on Mendip in
those Parishes, with Collrt Leet, Court-Baron, and other
Manorial Rights.
And good FREEHOLD LANDS ;
Containing Eleven Hundred and Eighty-five measured
Acres, (principally in Dairy Farms) well watered ; Lett to
respectable Tenants, parton Lease and part at Will, making
a nett Rental of ELEVEN HUNDRED anti Ft FTY
POUNDS a Year or thereabouts, Tenants paying Land-tax,
and all outgoings.) Togetlia with Ten Leasehold Cottages,
Outhouses, and Gardens,making a further quantity of
Twelve Acres of Land, ie yearly value of which is Sixty
Pounds, or thereabouts.

On a most desirable part of the Estate is a Nark of 4t
Acres of Land, with a serpentine Walk, and thielt Shrub.
bery planted round the same. Has lately been meted, an
elegant FRE EsTo.N MANSION-NOOSE, iso Feet in
Front, containing a Dining Parlour 36 Feet by 32 Veet, a Li-
brary of same Dimensions, with Drawing-room, Study,
Breakfast Parlour, Entrance-hall, elegant light Stair-case,
airy I.W-chamber's, and surtable Apartments, Kitchen, Hall,
and other interior Offices ; Stabling for tz Horses' double
Coach.house, &c. conveniently detached Barn, artd other
outhouses. _ _ _

The Gardena being spacious are walled round, and well
cropped, and the Pruit.trees of the hest kinds are tome to
full bearing. There is a new erected large Grape-house,
with Suinnier and Garden Mouses, calculatedt for beauty and
convenience.
The lisay:ilty, on an average 9f seven Years, has produced
from the Lord's Lot of Calcimine and Lead, 3081. los. 90.
par Y car ; and there arc just grounds to expect a very large
increase for a succession of years.
This Estate is in a dry, healthy. and pleasant situation,
within rz miles.of Bristol, is iniles ot Bath, and 7 miles of
Wells, Somerset ; commands beautiful, rich, and extensive
Prospects of refill:: Country ; in a neighbourhood fashionable;
and respeCtable; abounding with Game, and well adapted
fur a Sportsman, being a fine hunting country.
particulars are now printing,' and will be soon issued ;
and application may be made to Messrs. Brodrip and Mel.
liar, Wells; Mr. Miles, Ston,gaston ; at Mr. loins Hall%
Aldermanbuky ; and Mr. Plura's Bath ; where Plans of the
House, Park, Gardens, arc: may be seen.

A. k..REEHOLD.—LYMING'TOHAN TS.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
THAT Elegant and Commodious Mansion, call-
ed the G ROV E,HOUS F, with the gurniture, si-
tuate near the Town of Lymington ; and immediate Posses.
sion may be had. The House has Dean recently enlarged,
improved, and finished in a superior and substantial man-
ner. • It
.eontains on the Ground Floor, a Drawing-room, 21
feet square, 12 in height ; Dining-room of the same dimen-
sit:ma ; Library, 23 feet by 17, 12 in height ; Breakfast Par-
lour, 11 feet by le, 9 feet 7 in height; with Offices. of every
description complete and convenient. In the Attic Story
are five large Beet-chambers, with two Dressing-rooms, four
excellent Servants' Rooms, and a Laundry. There are good
Kitchen,Gardens (partly walled) and a neat Shrubbery sur-
rounding the House, with a Coach-house and Stabling tor
four Horses. The Furniture' is new within the' last %en
Months, made of the very best materials, in the first style of
elegance, and in good preservation. •
Grove-House commands beautiful and extensive views of
the Isle of Wight, the Sea, ansi the surrounding Country.
That delightful Walk cailedtte Grove. adjoining,, is part of
the Premises, and will be included in the Sale.
For further Particulars (if by letter, post-paid) apply to
Charles St. Barbi:, 'Esq. at the Rank in Lymington, who will
deliver Tifitets for viewing the HOUK anti Furniture,

ROYAL INSTITUTION.
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'THE LECTURES on AGRICULTURAL
CHEMISTRY, delivered before the BOARD of
AGRICULTURE, by Mr. DAVY, will be repeated in the
Theatre of the Royal Institution. ' The first Ledture will he
given on Tuesday, May; t, at Half past Two o' Clock, P . M.
And the Days ter the succeeding Lectures, will. be Tues-
days, Thursdays, iltl'Fiidays.

QUALIFICATION FOR .KILLING GAME.
FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TENDER,
Fr WO Pieces of exceeding rich . FREEHOLD
1 FRESH MARSH LAND, exonerated of Land-Tax;
Containing, by adineasurement, 30 Aelts,,t Rood, so Perches,
little more-or less ; situate in the Parish Of Ivy Church, in
Romney Marsh,- now in the oectrri.iiion of Mr. Edward
Smith, under a Lease which will
scxnire on the lith
tuber; ttlog.i at the yearly RQllt•Of 1191.
Inquire of Mr. Joseph Selby, Attorney, Sandwich, Kent ;
or ,Mr. john Weimer, Stock-broker, ilirchin,lane, London.

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