The Sun.
London, England, 1832-03-28 00:00:00

PLAIN PLATE,

comprising tea and coffee services, candlesticks, decanter-
stands, dinner and dessert forks, spoons, &c. ; eighty dozen
of fine old Port and French wines, richly cut glass, china,
tea, coffee, dinner, and dessert services, kitchen utensils,
sod vsrious effects.

ty he viewed on Saturday and Monday preceding the
Sale; and catal,Ques had (sixpence each), on t. e Pr..tnises ;
and of Mr. W. W Suripson, No. 24, Bucklershury.

FOURTH SALE UNDER MESSRS. BOND AND

PATTISALL'S BANKRUPTCY.
Three capital Family Residences, forming " South Ville
Priory," in the Wandsworth-told ; the Ground Rents
of Five Houses in Larkhall-1 ins, and Eight Acres of
excellent Building Ground adjoining, possessing several
valuable frontages, and meriting the attention of Builders
and others.

MR. W. W. SIMPSON has received in-
structions from the Assignees, to SELL by
AUCTION, at the Mart, on TUESDAY, May 1, in
numerou- Lots, THREE spacious FREEHOLD RESI
DENCES, with large gardens, adapted fur the occupa-
tion of families of respectability, pleasantly situate, and
know as " South Vile Priory," in the Wandsworth-
road, two of them let on lease to respectable tenants,
at 961. per annum, and the remaining one unoccupied; a
valuable piece of land adjoining, presenting a frontage of
47 feet to the road, and well calcu'ated for the erection
of a superior residence ; the Freehold Ground Rents of
Five Houses in Larkliall-lane, amounting to 211. 10s. per
annum, together with numerous Plots of Freehold Ground
adjoining and in the rear, exceedingly eligible fur building
purposes, and confidently recommended to the attention
of capitalists, builders and others.
The property may he viewed, and particulars obtained
of M,ssrs. Bailey and Wiltshire, 2, Buxton-place,
Lambeth ; of Messrs. Hall, Thompson and Sewell. soli-
citors, Salters' Hall ; at the Mart; and of Mr. W. W.
Simpson, 24, Bucklersbury, London.

Important Landed Estate, includint an extensive Manor,
in the County of Norfolk.
MR. W. W. SIMPSON respectfully an-
nounces that he has received directions to offer
for SALE by AUCTION, at the Mart, on TUESDAY,
May 29, at Twelve, in Two Lots, the following extensive
Property.
Lot 1. ASHWOOD LODGE, a residence possessing
every accommodation for a family of respectability, conve-
ni,ot offices, and substantial and well. arranged agricultu-
ral buildings, a good farm-house, several workmen's cot-
tages, and upwards of
SIX HUNDRED ACRES
of arable and pasture land of excellent quality, tithe-free,
and in a high state of cultivation, together with the thriv-
ing plantations ; the whole lying very compact. The
grounds are disposed with much taste, and the gardens
and orchards are very productive. Attached to this valu-
able property is the Alatior of Ashwood, extending over
upwards of
TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ACRES OF

LAND,
abounding with game, and the quit-rents and fines thereto
belonging. Also the RIGHT of PRESENTATION to
the Perpetual Curacy of the Parish of Pentney ; the pre-
sent incumbent is 67 years of age. This valuable pro-
perty is desirably situated in Pentney, one of the finest
agricultural districts in the county of Norfolk, within ten
miles of Lynn and Downham, and bounded by the river
Nar, which is navigable to the port and market town of
Lynn Regis, from which place the produce may be shipped
to the London Market, at a moderate expense. It is let
on lease for 21 years, to a highly respectable Tenant, at