The Sun.
London, England, 1810-09-18 00:00:00

TUESDAYIi SEPTiNIBER -18, 181-0---

SATZS OF 4STATES,.&c,

:uNfIQWELY BEAUTIFUL AND. ROMANTIC ES-
- TATE, IN:, SOUTH WALES,
TO BE SOLD•BN PRIVAT CONTRACT,
CONSISTING of an excellent sized FAMILY
HousE, Dime:she' and :Agricultural Offices,
and Buildings of every description ; .a Farm-house, and ,up-
wards of 241 Acres of rch Meadow, Pasture; and -Wood
'Land, enchantingly situate on the River. They, abounding in
Trout, aad in a Country vhere Game is in profusion
For further particulars apply to Messrs. Browne, and .Co.
House Agents, and Land Surveyors, No. 4r, Southaptou-
row, aussel-square, ; at the Bell Inn, m
n, GlouCester ;
Mack worth Arms, Swansea • Ivy Bush, Carrnarthen; and
BuAt, Bristol, where a plan of the Estate May be seen.

HERTFORDSHIRE.
MANOR, MANSIONi,, AND VALUABLE ESTATES,
• ',OLD 8Y AUCTION;
o,z.:.).st.t..ducr.,"i'Airsuant to an order of his iviaiesty's
Courr_of Exchequer, bcf..re Abet Moysey, Esq. Deputy
'Reinettibrancer of the said• Court, Garraway's 'Cotne-
house,
,Exchange-alley, London, on Tuesday.. the gth, and:
.'Wednesday, the Loth DayS. of October next, at Twelve
o'Clock each day,. • . .
In FOURTEEN LOTS,
ER Y .valtiable FREEHOLD ESTATES,
V seized into his Majesty's hands by virtue of a `Writ ,
of Extent against the 'Honourable 'George Villiers), situate
in the Yarishes,of.Aldenhain and Bushey, 14 miles
from London, consisting of the Manor, or reputed Manor of
Pigotts; with the Rights,- Royalties, 'Membqrs, and Apphr-
tenances thereunto belonging. €% most desirable villa called •
l'igotts, a large Family ,Madsilfm,. calied-LiehroNi;•iiii Inn
. known by .the aign of the Coach and Horses, twei ye. Cot-
!takes:'a LaWn, Very. eligible for ereainea' Villa,'opPosite
Hilliteld Lodge, and several beautiful Paddocks„ contaLiing
upwards of 400 Acres of rich Grass Land, in the Parish or
Aldetiliam; Tithe tree, and exonerated from Land :fait j-iti a
most ileiiigiyful Country, and itr the nighest-st,,te of Culti-
; vaiion; or unichimmedi:kre PosSegsion may' be had.-- Also,
a Country, Kes;dence,..a; .t:ottage, 'and as Acres 'of
:Grass
Land,'iri the Parish•of BUShey, of which the Land Tax is
redeemed. , • -

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To be yievred, by aopli,:ation to Mr Trumpet, at Lech-
.inore Heath; near Pigotti; and to he Tenant' Of. the Cf,ach
and Horses, 'and printed p...rtic,iiiirs may- be forthwith Lida
of..thern, and.aiso at site Essex Arms, Watford ; the W.ille
hart, St Albans ; the' Assembly Houst,,Stan.aure ; ar the
•Office of the Deitut.l'Reqieinbraiicei, in titeExeheguer °nice,
Inner Temple„Loinion ; of Charles iiichntili Esq
ior.of the Admiralty, Spring Garden Terrace; of Messrs.
Knight, and tones, lial•eLcourt, emple ; wii6re;, and --at Mt.
, '..l:itouper's, Plans of the Estate may be seen ; of Messes..
Hanrott and Metcalfe, Lincoln's Inn ; of Mr.Claridge, Pair
. of Willianr Jaques, Hatton-Garden ; at
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, SALE OF ESTATE, :&c.

• FRITH, KENT. : • • '
FREEHOLD TITHE ESTATE, WITH PARSONAGE
LAND,, AND 3.I),y()_WSON.
'TO BESOLD.BY AUCTION,•
By 'PETER COXE;----
At the AuCton Mart, near the Bank of ,England, on Wed-
nesday, z6th SeprUmber,' at-Twelve • o'Cloek, in Seven
Lots.
r"IOIViPRISING all that eitheecli'llgisr .v.'altiable and
%.„, highly iniprovable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, the,
'linpropriate Parsonage of,lrilli,r.situate on the fertklebairk rii
'the Thames, tz miles oily troin London. This iinpaiant
property :consists of a neat substantially "built Dwell:og,
house, with suitable Offices, cap,tal Barns, Stablink, and
other:Out-buildings, adapted for- the collect;oi,:otiffithes,
roomy Farm-yard. excellent walled Garden, abd about iso
Acres of Arable; PaSture, and Wood Land, lying extremely'
compact, the soil healthy, productive and easy of-cultivation;
'l'l valuable Vicarage in Erith; estirnated at 4001. per an;
rum,. .„ I neunihent 43 years of age; and all the
advantages issuing out of the Titheabte Land, extending
over about akoo acres, of which 1530 or thereabout are
Arable, 700 Grass (nearly a moiety mowed.annually) and
the remaining 37a• Acres is Coppice Wood, singularly pro.
fitable in Ow parish; The tithes to which the Impropriator
is entitled,';consist df Corn and rain,- Hay and Wood, and
also of Peas gathered green, of which many. are grown for the
WoOlWich., Grenwich, and London Markets. The whole
(except: the Tithes Ot Lesnei:Abbey.farth and.W.44oti) is in
the renting or occup-dion of Mr. Moses.Gratwick, held for
the remainder Of a term of zr years, of which there are but
seven uears to run front Nlichaelmas -next, and at the cxpira
lion Oft .ar period the, profits will ne increased in an almost
incalculable.propcirtiOn:
,May he viewed 14 pays,precOing the sale, on application
to Mr John Knight, at the Queen's
:Head, Badenwell, nwar
Erith-Parsonage,-of whouirpai riculars May be then'liad ; also
at the crpwn
,Inn, Erich ; Nag's liead, Welling ;
Shootct's fall ; Ship. 'Cavern, Woolwich ; Bull Itin, Dart--
ford; Star, Maidstone; Crown, Rochester; K-ng!s• Head, ,
Canterbury; of Messrs. Riellitaisbn,'COffieid, and Wharton,
Uncohi!s. I nii.fie Is ; at' Lloyd's Colf-e-house ; at
the Auction Mart; and of Coxe, Nu. ,3, Throginortuit-
siret, London. •