The Sun.
London, England, 1828-06-27 00:00:00

FOR SALE IN SCOTLAND.

LAND AND HOUSES AT THE FOOT OF LEITII
WALK, EDINBURGH.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP,

Within the Royal Exchange, Coffee-house, Edinburgh,
-; on WYEINESDAY, the 20th day of August next, at Two

o'Clock Afternoon,
A LL and WHOLE these 10 Acres, 27
ill falls, and 30 ells of ground, or thereby, as stated in
the Title Deeds, or something more than 13 imperial
Acres, a small part of which is feued, belonging to the
sequestrated Estate of George I.vell, of Kinneff.
This Property lies between Leith Walk and the Easter
Road, and is bounded on the North by the read, leading
from the foot of Leith Walk, by the Golf House to the
Easter Road. It is well adapted for building, but almost
the whole at present is occupied as nursery ground, and a
large wood yard and gardens ; avid the Property will either
be Sold in whole or in two lots, making the centre of
Crown-street the division line between the South and North
Lots.

The present feu rental and rents of the houses and
grounds amounts to 510/. ss. 4d. yearly. The Property
is held feu of the Governors of the Trinity Hospital, for
payment of a feu duty of 40 bells Barley Bear, payable
between Yule and Candlemas, and the entry of an heir is
taxed to twenty pounds Scots. •
The great drain from the New Bridge over the Water
of Leith to the Calton gill, is carried through the grounds,
and according to a feuing plan, there are upwards of 4,500
feuing feet of front, and it is believed more may be made
of it; and streets and drains being already constructed, a
revenue of 2,000/. a year and upwards may be contem-
plated without additional expence, while the present income
is upwards of 5001. The present return from the property
inay be much encroased at au easy outlay independently of
feuing..
For further information, application may be made to
Mr. Ferrier, 45, Northumberland-street, Edinburgh ; ar
to Mr. Thomas Thoraflun, Glass Works, Leith, the former
of whom will show the plans, rental, &e.
Edinburgh, June 16, 1828.

A VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE ESTATE IN

SCOTLAND, FOR SALE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE BARGAIN,
THE ESTATE of GUILYHILL, princi-
pally situated in the parish of Holywood, and county
of Dumfries, and partly in the parish. of Terregles and
etewartry of Kirkcudbright.
It consists of 782 imperial Acres, 692 of which are of
the best arable land, and the remainder in meadow and
pasturage, and in old wood, and in thriving plantations,
some 14 and others 10 years old.
This very beautiful and compact property is bounded by
the rivers Nith and Clouden, which form a junction oppo-
site the romantic ruins of Lincluden Abbey. There is an
excellent Mansion House, the greater part of which is new,
with a complete set of office houses, and good garden, sur-
rounded with fine old wood, and commanding a most de-
lightful view of the river Nith, and adjacent country, alto-
gether forming a residence for a family, superior to most
places generally offered to the attention of the public.
The whole is at present under leases at moderate rents,
and to respectable tenants, excepting tke Mansion House
at Broomrigh, with the garden, orchard, office houses,
and farm attached thereto, which are in the possession of
the proprietor. The farm steadings are nearly new, of the
most substantial description, and in complete order, as are
also the greater part of the fences and inciosures, so that a
purchaser would be at little or no expellee iu regard to any
of them fora period of years. _ .

The public burdens are very moderate. The lands,
tuated in Dumfries•shire, hold of the Crown, being rated
in the tees books at a valuation affording more than u
freehold qualification. The farns of JARI)INE-TOWN,
situated in the Stewartry or Kireudbright, is held of a sub-
ject superior for payment of a trifling feu-duty. The teinds
are valued and exhausted.
The Property, which is situated within two miles of the
county town of Dumfries, holds out peculiar advantages
for feuiug. There are a variety of most beautiful situations
for building upon ; and the proprietor would have no ob-
jection to sell the whole together, or to part with it in
lots suited to the wishes of intending purchmers. Offers
will be received, and any farther information given, by
Archibald W. Collie, W.S. sse India-street, Edinburgh,
in whose hands are the title-deeds, and a Plan of the
Estate ; and by Messrs. Shortt and Johnstone., writers in
Dumfries.

Andrew Alilligan, gardener at -trooinrigli, will ,hew
every part of the Estate.
btl3 June, 1828.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, JUNE 26.—Wind Southerly.—Arrived from Lon-
don, the Cambrian, Blyth, for Bombay ; and Betsey, Ran-
kin, for St. Thomas's. Arrived the Everthorpe, Ball,
and the Jane, Tuff, from Jamaica ; the Lady Clinton, Day,
and the Favourite, Burton, from Gallipoli.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 26.—Wind W. by S.—Passed the
Dido, Gatzen, from Jamaica; the Henry Johan, Bloom,
from Havannah. Sailed the Russian ship Hanoute, of 74
guns, and Provony frigate, for St. Petersburgh ; H. M. S.
Wellesley, for Malta, in getting under weigh, got on the
Hause, but will be off again next tide ; the HenriA, for
Havannah.

PLYMOUTH, JUNE 25.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the
Sea Lark, Cook, from Fayal ; the New Eagle, Macy, from
St. John's ; the Concordia, Richter, from St. Croix. Off
Port—the Wellesley, for Jamaica.
DUBLIN, JUNE 25.—Wind S.E.—Arrived the George
Gordon, King, from Jamaica; the Liberty, Pitman, from
St. Lucia ; the Janet, Olifant, from Leghorn ; the Tres
Amigon, fr;,rn St. lilies; the Ceres, Reed, from Memel;
the Nancy, May, from London.
Conk, JUNE 24.—Wind S.—Arrived the City of Cork,
Benicarlo Conceicao, from St. Übes ; the Kelsik Wood,
Evans, front Sierra Leone.
LivrßrooL, Jr NE 25.—Arrived the Lydia, Brerie, from
Havannah ; Amelia, APTaggart, front Nassau; Hannah,
Mackey, and Alexander, Mansfield, from Mobile ; George
Clinton, and Robert Kerr, from Charleston ; Luna, Wylie,
from While ; Cyrus, Davidson, from New Orleans ; Han-
nah, Crowder, from Halifax ; Eliza, Dick, from Maran-
hao ; Berlin, Weaver, from Jamaica ; Paragon, Gibb,
from Jamaica; Higgison, Banks, from Barbadoes ; Flet-
cher, Hodgson, from New Orleans; Treasurer, TJenderson,
from Macaio ; Fame, Douglas, from Africa ; Kitty, and
Envoy, from Savannah ; Surprise, from the Mediter-
ranean ; Manchester, from Lisbon.

Arrived off the Start—Jonge Adriana, from Batavia ;
Sophia Maria, from Surinam ; and Glaphyra, Sowell,
from Antigua.
Quruac, MAY 21.—The master of the Champlain,
from London, reports that the brig Spencer, for this port,
was sunk, crew saved.

The London, 4rman, from Jamaica, has arrived in the
Channel.

The Henry, Martin, from Barcelona to Havannalt, was
wrecked on the 26th April, on the coast of Cuba.
The Royal Charlotte, Hay, from Oporto, bound to Hull,
arrived at Brest with three feet water in her hold, having
struck on some rocks.
A large schooner from the West Indies is reported to
be lost in the Gulf of Canso.

LANDED IN VESTM EN TS.—Tlie following
Estates were yesterday sold by Mr. GEOACY IIOSIINS,
at the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of England :
The Leicestershire Estate 1:39,000
The Dairy Farms, near the Duke of Buck./ 10,300
ingliam's Estate
The Gloucestershire Estate 41,000
The Tainton Estate, near Gloucester
The Willington Court Estate 12,000
Sir E. HARTOPY was the purchaser of the Leicester Estatc.