The Sun.
London, England, 1803-02-28 00:00:00

HANIPSHIR E.

yl/2.COMPLETE VILLA, TO BE SOLD BY
-PRIVATE CONTRACT, together with all the
F X.T UR ES and FURNITURE, mostly new and malern,
with immediate possession. The Situation i$ truly deairt)le,
within two miles of. the Great Western Road, and 34 'Gra
London, neara pleasant Village, a dry healthy Spot as any
in the Kingdom 7. after. six hours rain, you may take your
walk in every direuion, • as clear from damp as in the Maw-
ing-room.
the Premises comprise a good ,Family House, brick and
sashed, with double Bow Windows, • finished in a stile of
workmanship ; the approach, by a flight of stone steps, to a
handaorile paved and dotted Hall,With an easy bett.Staircase.
The Drawing-wont and Dining-parlour of large dimensions,
fitted up tvithcostly Statuary and Marble Chimney-pieces,
Plaster Cornices, and other fittings equally correspondent.
The communication to the tWo back Parlours and Gentleman'.
Dressing-room, froM the Hall, by a pair of sash doors lead-
ing to the other Apartments. Five best fied-rooms, a Lady's
Dressing-rooirs., and suitable Alm tinents for Servants, with
two back Staircases. - Thratt capital Cellars under tile maim
House for wine, beer, ale, and other liquors, cold larder, and
for coals. A range of Offices of every. description ; regular
stalled Stable for nine horses; two Coaelt-hottaes, a iiaek.
Stable, a Granary, a complete, Brew-house, with Collier,
and every Utensil in perteet order ; the, Poultry and Farm.
yards, With an exceeding good Barn, Cow-house, and every
convenient Building fur aSport.sman, and:the conduct of the
Land, about 46 Acres. together with capital Kitchen Gar-
dens fully planted, with a variety of lite choiceat of
the Most delicious Fruits, enclosed, for the most desired
aspects, by good Walls of near 1300 feet., and Standards of va-
rious kinds in great, plenty. Adjoining, is the Pleasiarea
ground, displaying a scene of rural, romantic beauty.; with
Walks, Avenues, and shady Retreats, decorated and pruteet.
ed by towering Evergreens and other lofty Trees, superior to
most others in that much.acimired County,; the borders en.
richest with flowering Shrubs, refreshed and supplied by a
Crystal Spring, the finest Water in Europe, ever flowing ; the
Spring rises trout an elevated Spot, a sufficient height to
serve every part of the House and Offices, withont any other
expence, And constantly traverses through the Eatate,' after
supplying the Meadows and' several Canals, well stored' in
all SCilStillS. This lovely distinguished Residence,ter the soft-
ness and purity oldie Air, and the excellent qualities of the
Water, will not only preserve; but restore the most delicate
constitution. Apr k
". Here sportiva-Nature, with trapsp.orte vieev'd, and smiling
Laid, '
Woudenn at the AVorke that she herself had made."
The Premises have undergone several repeirs, also the
Gardena and Grounds, yet capable of great improvements.—
May. be vieweil'at any tunt(Sundays eXtcptect) bet Ween the
hours of Eleven and Four, by Tickets ; and further PAftiCILI.
tars, with the Terms, by applieetion to Mr. Kimberley,
Surveyor of Estate* and General Appraiser, at NO., 160, Pic.
_cadilly, London.
• N. B. There are Six Cottages With-Gardens, separate and
convenient. lett to Tenants all of good Character, belonging
to this Estate. • The whole of this Estate is on Lease. 20
years of which are unexpired at Lady- )ay Biro, at a very
low rent, with an. option to purcha*A at a fixed Price, any
time within two years from that date also a f anti adjoin
log, of•ahout ass Acres, with a good .Farm.house, and every
uaeful Buildingl and the Lands in high cultivation.
-Two, beaUtitul Marine Villas
.en the verge of the
near that Sea, and a variety at Itosidon:** 414 Cottage* to do
4ispctsed of. laquist as above:

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Figki the. LONDON G AZF.TTE, Feb. 26, 1803.

AT the Court at St. James's, the 24th of February,
So 3, present, the King's Most Excellent Ma.
jesty in Council.
His Majesty in Council was this day pleased to
reappoint Thomas Hare, of Stow. Hall, &qr.
Sheriff for the County of Norfolk.

Ordnance-V, e, February 19, 003,
Kyal Regiment of Artilloy. •
Lieutenant Edward Smith, from the Half Pay of the late
Royal Irish Artillery, to he Second Lieutenant, vice Yon
Smith, promoted. Dated Feb. Iso3.
Second Lieutenant Charles Mosse to be First Lieutenant,
vice Henry Bate, retired. Dated the zSth Feb.

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