The Sun.
London, England, 1821-03-19 00:00:00

cliuitcrl Pit F. FERNIE NT.

rpo :be. 'SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION,
•at ;the sTAtt. INg, OXFORD, on NIONOAY, April 9.
1821, unless previiiitsly dispoi'd:nt by Prima Contract (ix
which due notice•aill be given) the PEItPE MAL ADVOW-
qON 'rind NEXT PRE'SFNTATION of arid to the valuable
Rectory of sorm EASV., in the county of tiossex. within
Eight Miles of 11,:ighton, Five of Lewes, and three of the. era.
There is a Par‘son,r,:e-,llouse, Garden, and Glelie Land, con-
sisting of 9A. On.-17p. the .income (which is estimated at
per annum) arises from .1 he Great and-Small Tithes of
(he whole Paribli. The present incumbent is in the 53d year
iif his age,

Printed particular; maw be had at the Star, OxFord ; Engle,
Cambridp.; Union Bank, Brighton; and the Old Bank.
Lewec; and of •Flartcis Price, Ecq. Conveyancer, tynetdis'
Commons, 1,1111740. who is an'botisetl tit treat he Private
Contract.---Letterk.j.At .poet-paid.--Mr. Gourge Stratford,
of Newhaven, wit! premises.

• .• •Ars-roK Er NEAR ROC H ESTER.. •
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE of F,IO FIT HUN
DUEL) and T WEN EY ACRES of RICH LAND, • (as an
Incestrorttl), -
. WHICH WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

By Messrs. DKIVF.R. some time in MAY, unless preciously
' disosed•of by Privity Con!rlet,
A EF. lt Very' Capital F•HOLD ESTATE
(with PUBLIC' HOUSE and SUNDRY TENEM ENTS)
comprising. about 820 Ames of Itich Arable. and Petting
Pasture Land, with a good tionse, and all requi,ite Out-
buildings, situate at Lower Stoat., in the County of Kent,
abotit 8 miles from Rochester, and only 26 from London,
For.ftirtber Particulars apply to Messrs. Statham arid Furs-
ter,. Solicitors, Liverpool ; Messrs Slade and Jones, Solici-
tors, John-street, Bedford-rOw ; Mr. Morgan, Solicitor, 2,
Great James-street; Bedford row; and to essrs. Driver, Sur-
veyors, arid Land Agents, at their Olikes, No. 13, New
Bridge-street, Blachfriars.

MONTGONIERYSPIRE.-Cap;t al OAK and other TIMBER

TREES.
•
To heSOI.I) by AUCTION, by Mr. HOWELL, at the'Oali
Inn..Weliblionl, on FRIDAY, the 3Oth .I,ty of March, Is2l,
at Five o'Clock in the Afternoon, subject to Conditions
which will Oka be prmbiced;
THE Tollowing Lots of excellent TIMBER,
Scribe numbered :

Lot 1. One,linnilred and Sixty eight Oak Timber Trees,
nunthered I to 168 inclusive, standing- in a (7oppice, upon
Cae Bedw Farm, in the Parish of tauilsfield, in the occupation
of Thomas Daries.

Lot 2. One Hundred and Fifty Oak Timber Trres,
bered 169 to 318 inclusive, in -Coppice and Land adjoining
Lot 1.

Lat 3. One ilundred and Serenly-two Oak Timber 'Tres,
number I to !7•2, standing in a Coppice nearly adjoloing
Lots 1-and 2.

Lot 4. Twenty Alder Trees, nOmbered I to 20, standing On
Lands.adjoining Lots I and 2. . _ _

Lot 5. Fi,ty-tlirce Oak. 'flintier Trees,. numbered 1 to 33,
standing.in Coppice and Land south east of Hendrehen Farm
House, in the Parish of Giiilsfietd, occupied by John Lloyd.
Lot 6, One Himdred and Sixty-six Oak Timber Trees,
unmliered 1 to 1(16, standing in Coppice a7til Land south, east
of Road leading trona (hues-Ilwyd to Hendrrlien, and adjoin-
hi" Lot.s.
Lot 7. Twenty seven Ash Tither Trecs,numbered 1 to 19,
and 1 to 8, st -Ina* anionF Lots 5 ami U.
Lot 8. Thirteen Oak - Timber Trees, numbered I to 13,
standing near Hendrehen House.
Lot 9. Omit Hundied and Twenty-eight Oats Timber Trees,
numbered 1 to 128, standing in Coppice and hand north west
of Road leading from Groes-Ilwyd to Hendrehen.

Lot 10. '1 wenty four Asti lnuber Trees, numbered 1 to 24,
and Fifteen Sycamore Trees, numbered 1 to 16, standing
amone Lot 9.

Lottl. Serenty-eight- Oak Timber Trees, numbered 1 to
78, standing upon Varchoel Farm, in the Pariah of Guilsfield,
occupied by Simon Pugh.
Lot 12. Twenty-four Ash Trees, numbered 1 to 24, one
Alder, and one Elm., standing. among Lot 11.
Lot 13. Seventy-three Oak Timber Trees, numbered 1 to
73, standing in a Coppice and Field, called Gael taw', in the
Parish of Guilsfield, occupied by Simon•Pugli.
Lot 14. Two 11undied and Sixty-three Oak Timber Trees,
numbered 1 to 2(i3, standing in » Coppice adjoining Lot 13.
Lot 15. Three Hundred and Eighty-three Oak 'Timber
Trees, numbered 1 to 383, standing in a Coppice adjoining
Lot 14.

Lot 16. Three Hundred and Twenty-seven Oak and Ash
Pollards, numbered 1 to 327, and 14 Alll Trees, numbered 1
to 14, standing among Lots 14 and•ls. .

Lots 1 to 10 lic from one mile to one and half mile front
Montgomeryshire Canal at Tyddin Basin; and Lots I t to IG
about a quarter of a mile from Montgomeryshire Canal at
Tyddin Basin ; and the whole about three miles (tom the River
Severn at Pool Quay.
The great length, excelknt gttality,and large.dimensiont of
the above Timber, united to their contiguity to Witter Con-
veyance, induce the Anciionrer to solicit the particular at-
tention of those Gentlemen who require capital Timber for
Naval and other purposes. . _ .

. Further inforniation may 11e of the Anetioneer ; or of
.1. Waillsoit, Printer, Welshp,ol; eithei of whom will appoint
a person to spew the Tindoer.

On Wriities,lay will be published,

AVINDICATION of the QUESTIONS
PROPOSED by the BISHOP of PETERBOBOUOI-1 t,
CANDIDATES for LICENCES and for rims- ottDEnso
within his Dieuts E, -from the o%.jections contained in various
Pamphlets, more particularly in tine intituled " Episcopal
Inno-vation; or the Test of Modern Orthodoxy," &c.: with
rn Al)pcndix, containing his Lordship's Questions.
By the Rev. WILLIAM JEPIISON,
London: Printed fin., F. C. and .1.-Lidingtoo; St. Paul's
Church Yard, and Waterloo Place, Pall Mall; C 4. and W. 13:
Whittake'r, Ave Maria Lane; Deighton, Cambridge.; arid
Parker, Oxford.