The Sun.
London, England, 1821-10-16 00:00:00

SALES OF ESTATES.

NORFOLK.--To be SOLD b r PRIVATE
CONTRACT, a most desirable PRoPERTY, in the
County of Norfolk, consisting of an entire Parish, containing
1836 acres more or
.less, of arable, pasture, meadow, and
heath land, with an ,excellent farm-house, (which • might, at
a very little expence, be turned into a desirable gentleman's
residence,) with barns, and ail other requisite out-buildings,
on lease to a most responsible tenant, for, 14 years, four of
which are at this time unexpired. Also, immediately adjoin-
ing the above, in the next parish, a Farm of 161 acres, more
or less, of capital meadow and arable land, on lease to a most
respectable tenant, fur 14 years from Michaelmas, 1820, the
whole forming together very nearly-2000 acres, in a ring
fence; Land 'lax of the whole is redeemed ; the estate abounds
with game of all descriptions, with numerous coverts inter-.
spersed over the Estate.—For limber particulars apply to
Mr. Wakefield, 34, Pall-mall, London; who is authorised to
treat for the Sale of the Estate, and where maps of it may be
seen ; distance front London S 4 miles, }8 front Lynh, and nine
from Swalfham.

NORTHUNIBERLAND.--To be SOLD by AUCTION, at
the house of Mr. Fletcher, the 'fork's Head Inn, Bigg
Market, Newcastle,
_on Tuesday the 30th day of October,
1821, at five o'clock in the Afternoon, subject to such Con-
.: liiiiollB lat Sale as will he thenand there produced;--JOHN
GRIEVESON, Auctioneer,
Lot 1.
111 A LL. that ESTATE called WOOD-
BURN HILL, situated in the Parish of Corsen-
side, in the County of Northumberland, containing about bb
acres of excellent In-field and about 190 acres of illoor Land,
or thereabouts, be the same mole or less, with a good D o/Oling
House, Garden, and Out-offices.
Lot 2.—A1l that ESTATE called EAST WOODBURN,
situated in the said Parish of Corsenside, containing about 25
acres of In-field, and about in acres of Moor Laud, be the
same more or less, with TWO DWELLING-HOUSES, and
several BUILDING-SCITES, in the Village of East Wood-
burn.

Lot 3.—A1l that ESTATE called RISINGHAM, in the
Parish, of Corsenside aforetaid, containing about 15 acres •f
very rich Pasture, and about 190 act es of Moor Land, be the
same more• Tir less. "
The above Estates are all of Freehold Tenure, are well
watered, and in an excellent sporting country. A consider-
able part of the Moor Land has been improved and inclosed
with a wall fence at a very considerable expence.
Mr. Charles Fenwick, of Woodburn Hill, will sbew the
Premises, and fur further particulars apply to Mr. John
Chambers, of Charlton, near Bellingham; Mr. Thomas Rob-
son, of Low Shield Green or Mr. Jas. Armstrong, Solicitor,
Newcastl e-u pon-Ty Re. •

YORKSHIRE.—To be SOLD by AUCTION, at the Red Lion
Inn, Pontefract, on MONDAY, the 23d Day of OCTOBER
inst. at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon,
ALL that Cominodious MANSION JIOUSE,
called HUNDILL HALL, consisting of spacious dining
and drawing-rooms, entrance-hall, library, housekeeper's-
room, butler's-pantry, servants'-hall, two larders, excellent
kitchen and back kitchen, laundry, brewhouse, and dairy,
and every other suitable, convenience for servants. On
the Ground Floor—four excellent cellars, nine commodious
bed-romns, Witt- convenient dressing and liousemaithroonas,
and suitable bed-rooms for servants; together with coach-
house, carriage and saddle horse stables, and large granary,
dog kennels, and many other conveniences;' also a garden
walled in, stocked with choice fruit, trees, and-garden-house.
The Park is beautifully ornamented with Ono timber trees,
and plantations of several years growth, apt; viol:stains (within
the walls) upwards of 23 Acres; the remainder of the. Estate
nearly surrounds the. Mansion House, park, plantationi, and
pleasure ground, and contains 73 Acres; making in the whole
35 Acres, including a Farm House, with suitable farm build-
ings; also a small neat House, adjoining or near to the farm-
house, consisting of two lower rooms, two bed-rooms,. and
other conveniences. 1

The Estate contains a very valuable bed ofttotle, and a
quarry is now open and working; which is let for a consider-
able sum per annum.—The new turnpike-road, leading from
Doncaster, through Pontefract to Leedh.goes.ou the east side
of this. Estate. Houdin and .Estate. 4 situadit4lLAl#l?6,
sporting countly, une and a half mile front Pontefract, dur•
from Ferrybridge, eight from Wakefield, and twelve from
Doncaster ; is in the centre of the much celebrated Bads-
worth Hunt, and within the reach of Lord Harewood's and
Lord Scarbrough's Hunt:

For particulars, apply to Mr. Gee, at Ackworth Moor Top,
near Pontefract, who will, on application, give Tickets for
viewing the Mansion House and Estate; Plans of the Estate
will be left at Hundill Hall, and with Mr. Gee. A consider-
able_ part of the purchase-money may remain on mortgage
upon the Estate. .

DUltl-L LOUN IY.—To be SOLD by AUCTION, in One
or morc Lots, at the King's Head Inn, in Darlington, on
MONDAY, the 29th Day of OCTOBER, 1821, at Twelve
o'clock at Noon, if not previously sold by Private Contract,
• of which due Notice shall be given,
rtillE Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE of
.AL SUMMER-HOUSE, containing. NO Acres, or there-
about, of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Laud, in a high state
of cultivation, and let to a very respectable Tenant. A
Thrashing Machine by Water, and .suitable Offices, have
lately been erected•on the Premises.

Ttiis Estate is well watered and fenced, it abounds with
Limestone, and 'Coals may be had in the adjoining neigh-
bourhood at a moderate price; the Land Tax has been re-
deemed, and the County and Parochial Rates are moderate.
Summer-house is well situated for the best Corci and Stock
Markets in the County of Durham, being distant seven miles
from Darlington, fiti from Staindrop, eleven from Barnard-
castle, and Twelve from Richmond, in Yorkshire, is all of
which it is immediately connected with • good Roads. To a.
Sportsman it offers a desirable SitUation, being well stacked
with Game, -and in the 'Vicinity of the Earl of Darlington's
celebrated Pack of Fi,x.hound4.

A Plan of the Estaft., and any further Particulars, may be
had, on application to the Rev. Thomas Peacock, Denton,
near Darlington, who is authorised to treat fi4r the Sale of
the same; and who will send a Person to skew the• Premises.
If reqUired, a considerable Part •of the Purchase-Money
may remain on Mortgage.

SHEEP STEALING EXTRAORDINARY.-011e of
the most audacious robberies we have had to
record for some time took place in this neigh-
bourhood on Saturday morning last. Between
seven and eight o'clock, a young man dressed
in a smock frock entered the close of Mr.
GIMSON, of Birtall, and drove away eighteen
sheep, which he brought to our market and
sold to Mr. BROWN, a jobber, of Blaston, before
nine o'clock the same morning ; after he had
disposed of his ill-gotten booty, he went to the
Lion and Lamb Inn, where having undisguised
himself, by pulling off his frock, he partook of
breakfast with the utmost composure, and then
disappeared, and has -not since been heard of.—
Ile had on a dark green broad cloth coat, and was
otherwise tolerably well dressed, having altoge-
ther the appearance of a respec,table farmer's son.

lie said his name was Forrester, but where he
resided he refused to tell. It is said that on
passing Belgrave-gate, he left his whip in pledge
.for toll, which is very probable, as he changed a
twenty pound' Bank-note, soon after he had
sold the sheep, to, pay for the pens in which he
had exposed them for sale. We understand that
Mr. Gimson, or his shepherd, had seen the sheep
in the usual place at seven o'clock in the morn-
ing ; so that it would appear the audacious thief
had entered his close, stolen the sheep, drove
them two'miles, got a purchaser, received the
money for them, regaled himself, and got clear
away in little more- than two hours.—( Leicester
Chronicle, Oct. 13.)