The Sun.
London, England, 1821-12-18 00:00:00

S..A.LES OF ESTATES, 4c.

HESHIRE.—A Desirable RESIDENCE,
WINNINGTON HALL, in Cheshire, to be LET.—
The above Mansion, (which is calculated fur either a large or
small Family,) with the °dices, gardens, graperies, vineries,
pleasure grounds, and any quantity of Land, of the first qua-
lity, lying contiguous thereto, will be Let from the end of the
present Year's Tenancy, vie. Candlemas and Ladv-day next.
The place is at present in the occupation of Charles Baring,
jun. Esq., and is situate within a mile of Northwich, three
miles from the kennel of the Cheshire Fox Hounds, eight
from Knutsford, and 16 from Chester, and there are several
Coaches from London to Liverpool passing daily through
Northwich. The House heing•in a great degree Furnished,
the Taker may either Purchase or Rent the Furniture. Any
Gentleman becoming the occupier, may be accommodated
with the liberty of Sporting on Three Manors, situate near
the place.. _ _

Principals, or their 'Agents, may be treated with by appli-
cation to Messrs. Hollins, Knutsford.

CAPITAL INN TO BE LET.

THE EDINBURGH and GLASGOW
UNION CANAL COMPANY, having purchased the
Mansion House of GLESTUIR, in the County of Stirling,
are desirous of Lettinx it as an INN, together with the Of-
fices, Gardens, and Lawn, on such Terms as to make it an
Object •to any active and industrious Tenant, possessing a
moderate Capital, and who can give satisfactory Certificates
of Ability and Diligence in the Conduct of such a Concern.
The Premises are sit"ated close to the Line of the Union.
Canal, where it joins the Forth and Clyde Canal, and within
a few hundred Yards of the great Road front Edinburgh to
Stirling.and the Western Highlands.
The House contains, besides the most complete Kitchen
Accommodation, and Servants' Hall, &c. about 21 Apart-
ment!, all in perfect Repair, with double Staircas. s, Water
Closet, Water Pipes, and every Convenience for an Inn of the
best Description.
The offices are both extensive and complete: and the Gar-
dens sufficient to afford a full supply of Fruit, Vegetables, &c.
&c.—And a Truant may be accommodated with any quantity
of Arable or Pasture Land, to the extent from 20 to 50 acres.

The Canal being now nearly completed, the Company
propose to tun three or four Passage Boats to and from Edin-
burgh every lawful day : and, as they are disposed to' give the
Tenant of the Inn a preference, on equal terms to the con-
tract, for horsingt hese boats, he may thus secure certain em-
ployment for a number of horses, nearly every lawful day in
-the year, and the populous neighbourhood holds out the best
prospect of employment for post horses on the road.
On the whole, such an opening for a respectable innkeeper,
who is-thoroughly acquainted with interior management and
external neatness of an inn of the first class, is seldom to be
met with; and to such a tenant the Canal Company will give
the most liberal-encouragement andsupport.'
Apply by letter (post paid) to Mr. MouLrieff, Union Canal
Office, Edinburgh.

SUSSEX.

ESTATES between CHICHESTER and ARUNDEL, and a

WINDMILL at CHIDHAM.
'TO be peremptorily SOLD •by AUCTION,
by- Mr. BARTLETT, (by the direction of the Assignee,
with the consent of the Mot tgagees, and before the Commis-
sioners under a Commission of Bankrupt against Mr. H.
Hobbs,) at the Fleece Inn, Chichester, on Wednesday the
26th of December, 1821, at four o'clock in the afternoon,—
Lot I —A most deniable FREEHOLD ESTATE, com-
prising a very neat and comfortable Dwelling-House, with a
newly-erected Cottage, excellent Gardens, Barn, Stables, and
other requisite Buildings, in good repair; and about SO
Acres of ARABLE LAND, (Customary Measure,) in six In-
closures, within a ring fence, and in a high state of cultiva-
tion, situate in the Parish of Walberton, in the occupation
of Mr. Henry Hobbs, jun. who will give possession of the
Land immediately, and of the House and Premises on the Ist
of May, 1822.
This Estate is about midway between Arundel and -Chi-
chester, near the Park and Woods of the Countess of New-
burgh, in a very healthy 'part of the Country, and in the
centre of a most respectable neighbourhood ; it is a most eli-
gible scite to erect a Villa; the situation is exceedingly plea•
sant, commanding a view, not only of the Sea, Isle of Wight,
and Selsea Bill, but also of Bognor and Chichester; the
prox'mity of the Estate to the latter places renders it parti-
cularly desirable, it being distant from Bognor only five, and
from Chichester six miles. It is likewise within a short dis-
tance of an excellent pack of Fox Hounds, and in a neigh-
bourhood abounding with Game; the rides and drives are
beautiful, and the roads excellent.—The Fixtures in. the
House, an extensive Waggon and Cart House, Granary, and
Thrashing Machine, to be taken at a valuation. -
Lot 2.—An ESTATE, situate at Aldinghourne, comprising
a Wel and tiled House, Garden, Barn, Hovel, Stable, Gate
Room, and three rich Arable Fields, in the whole 22 Acres,
more or less, customary measure, 3f Acres of whiclvare held
under the Bishop of Chichester, for three healthy lives of 213,
29, and 55 Fears; the remainder is Freehold ; the whole in
the highest possible state of cultivation, and the Premises in
good repair; distant from Chichester five, from Arundel six,
and'from Bognor five tuiles.—lmmeiliate Posseision will be
given.
Lot 3—A FREEHOLD ,ESTATE. comprising' a Post
Windmill, and Miller's Cottage, Cart House, Stable, Piggery,
and-Garden, comprising about one Acre,.. situate in or near
the lane leading from-the Turnpike Road to Chidham, toge-
ther with a small- piety; of. Laud against the .sais/.. Turnpike
Road, lately allotted to the said Mill and Premises, on the
Inclusure of Prinsted Common..—The Mill is in goad-repair,
and contains every requisite for conductingtheßbsiness, hav-
ing a large roomy -Round' House, two pair of Stones, Flour
Machine-and Catch Mill, with large and commodious Bins,
properly-placed forthe reception-of Corn and other Goods.—
Immediate Possession will be given.
Further Particulars may he obtained of Lots 1 and 3,. by
application to Mr. H. Hidabi; at the Houie on Lot I.; of the
Mill by application ta'.lotin Hltckmani- on the Premises; and
of all the Lots hyiapplicalion to -Messrs. Johnson, Price. and.
Freeland, Solicitors ;91 to Mr. Bat tletti otitis Atittion Office,
qhichester. • '