The Sun.
London, England, 1832-02-27 00:00:00

ORDNANCE LANDS, MAGAZINES, BARRACK,
CAPITAL RESIDENCE, CANAL, COTTAGES,

AND BUILDINGS, AT NORTH HYDE, NEAR

HOUNSLOW,
SEVENT
S and BRENCHLEY respect-
fully inform the public, that they have received
directions from the Principal Officers of his Majesty's Ord-
nance to submit to PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Auction
ithrt, on FRIDAY, the 9th of March, at Twelve, in Lots,
the Valuable PROPERTY, consisting of his Majesty's
Infantry Barrack and the Ordnance Establishment, 111es-
suages, and Lands, situate on the banks of the Grand
Junction Canal, at North Hyde, in the parish of Heston,
near Hounslow, in the county of Middlesex, being only
twelve miles distant from London. This property, com-
prising about 47 Acres, all Freehold, (with the exception
of about 24 Perches, which are Copyhold), will be sold in
the following Lots ,

Lot 1. AValushle FREEHOLD ESTATE. situate at
North Hyde, in the parish of Heston, near Hounslow,
in the county of Middlesex, comprising about 37
Acres and 4 Perches of Land, and having an entire
frontage of about 2,500 feet to the Grand Junction
Canal, with which the Ordnance Canal upon this
land has a direct communication. The extensive and
valuable magazines, mixing hou,es, cooperages, boat-
houses, watch-houses, and other buildings stending upon
this Lot, are to be reserved, but the purchaser will be
allowed the option of purchasing the same at a price to be
fixed by the vendors, and which will be declared before
the sale. This property, from its extent and immediate
communication with the Grand Junction Canal, and the
adjoining roads, is writ adapted for a manufactory or other
establishment upon a large scale.

Lot 2. A Spacious and Substantial BUILDING, at
North Hyde aforesaid, with a large plot of ground attached,
bounded on the north and west sides by the road leading
to Cranford and Southall. These premises have been
used as the Barracks and Parade, and contain about Two
Acres and 16 Perches, and may be converted into a large
factory, for which they are well adapted.
Lot 3. A Capital DWELLING-HOUSE, which has
been occupied by the Ordnance storekeeper, with the
lodge and entrance, coach-house, stabling, garden, shrub-
bery grounds, and the entire road from the entrance gate
to the north boundary of Lot 6. A part of this Lot, con-
sisting of about 24 Perches, is Copyhold, held of the
Manor of Heston. These premises, which immediately
adjoin Lot 1, contain about 3 A. 2 R. 12 P., and are
well suited for the residence of a respectable family.
Lot 4. A FIELD, bounded on the west by the road lead-
ing to Cranford, and on the east by a part of Lot 3. This
field contains about 2 A. 21 P., and affords an eligible
site for building.
Lot 5. A Comfortable COTTAGE RESIDENCE.
lately occupied by the storekeeper's clerk, with a small
detached building used as the guard-house, together with
a garden and land. This Lot is bounded on the east, west,
and south by Lots 2,4, and 3, and on the north by the
road leading to Southall, and contains about 3 R. 33 P.
Lot 6. TEN COTTAGES, with a garden to each,
occupied by the Ordnance foreman and labourers, at
North Hyde. The Premises are bounded on the east and
south sides by land belonging to Jonathan Passinghain,
Esq., on the west by, and communicating with, the road
leading to Cranford, and on the north by Lots 3 and 4,
and contain about 1 A. 35 P.
The above Premises may be viewed with cards only, by
application to Frederick Chapman, Esq., Ordnance Store-
keeper, at North Hyde ; and the descriptive particulars
and plans may he had, three weeks prior to the Sale, at
the office of Mr. James Smith, Ordnance Solicitor, 18,
Anstinfriars, London ; at the George Inn, Hounslow ;
H tit Inn, Cranford-bridge; and of Stevens and Beerich_
ley, 36, Old Jury, of whom cards to view the Premises
may be bad.