The Sun.
London, England, 1829-09-05 00:00:00

ESTATE IN SCOTLAND.

LANDS AND ESTATES, IN FIFESHIRE, FOR
SALE.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP,
Within the Royal Exchange Coffee-houst:, Edinburgh, on

IVEDNEsnA, the 30th day of September next, at Two

o'clock in the afternoon,
THE ESTATE of HOLEKETTLE and
'sk-ORKIE MILN, lying in the parish of Kettle and
Ririe of Fife, as described in former advertisements, in the
following Lots, viz.—
Lot 1. The Lands of ORKIE MILN, and those parts
of the Lands of HOLEKETTLE and BANKTON, as now
vssessed by Mr. James Thomson and others, with the Old
Feus of Holekettle, all lying conticuous, on the north side
of the Statute Labour Road, from Kettle to Falkland, with
superiority affording a Freehold qualification in the county
of Fife. Upside price 11,2501.
Lot 2. That Field lying betwixt the Falkland road and
the highway, from Kinghorn to Cupar, consisting of Six-
teen Acres, Twenty-six and a Quarter Falls, Scots measure,
or thereby. Upset price 1,2601.

Lot 3. The HA UGH PARK of HOLEKETTLE, with
the Feu-duties and Houses and Yards, and vacant Stance
adjoining. Upset price 1,064/. If offerers incline, this
Lot will be exposed in subdivisions.
Lots 4 and 5. BANKTON HAUGH, and the un-
feued Ground in the Field of Bankton Land, along the
turnpike-road, and also in Bankton Park, with the Bank-
ton Feu-duties, in whole or in Lots, as purchasers incline.
Upset price 2,4801
Lot 6. The LANDS of HOLEKETTLE, lying south
of the turnpike-road, consisting in whole of One Hundred
and Eight Acres, Scots measure, in One Lot. Upset
price 6,5251. ;
Or this Farm will be exposed in Three Divisions, as
formerly advertised, consisting of Ist, CUTHILL PARK;
2d, UPPER HILL PARKS; 3d, REMAINDER of
FARM, with Steading and Water Thrashing-mill.
Lot 7. Upwards of One Acre and a-halt of EDENS-
MUIR, with the Plantation thereon. Upset price 401.
Lot 8. The LANDS of ANNFIELD, also lying in the
parish of Kettle, and extending to upwards of Fifty-three
Acres, imperial measure. Upon this Lot, there is a sub-
stantial and modern Mansion-house, containing two public
rooms, six bed rooms, kitchen, &c. with a set of offices de-
tached, and a garden, policy, and plantations, extending to
Five or Six Acres. Upset price 3,240/.
Lot 9. The Main Coal Field of BURNTURK, as de-
scribed in the Title Deeds. Upset price 2001.
Lot 10. The superiority of part of the Lands of PIT-
TENCRIEFF, NEWGRANGE, and Prior Acres of ST.
ANDREW'S, &c. valued in the Class-books of the county
of Fife, at 941. 14s. Scots. Upset price 94L
Particulars with lithographic plans, distinguishing the
boundaries of the different Lots, will be furnished, and
any information given, by Messrs. Youngs, Aytoun, and
Rutherford, W.S., Edinburgh; by Andrew Thomson,
Esq. of Kinloe.h, by Cupar, Fife ; or at the house of Orkie
Miln.

COTTON.-The Cotton Market is more firm, but with-
out briskness. The purchases for the week, ending last
night inclusive, consist of-390 Bengal, at 814 d. a 41d. ;
1,780 Surat, at 3d. a 4P. ; 60 Madras, at 211. a id. ;
60 New Orleans, at si-d. ; 140 Bowed, at sid. a 6 d. ;
10 Pernams, at &ad. By public sale this day 1,409 bales
Cotton, chiefly ord. Surats, and taken in 2id. a 31d.
Woot.-The failures in the Woollen trade have little
effect on the prices of Wool; the Market looks more firm.
By public sale on Monday, 228 bags New South Wiles
Wool sd. a Is. 31(1. ; 133 bags Van Diemen's Land Wool
4d. a Is. 2d.; two bags Foreign sd. ; the whole sold at
good prices, taking the quality into consideration.
TP.k.'4.:The Tea sale commenced on Tuesday ; Boheas
in half and quarter chests sold rather lower, the large
much the same as last sale. Boheas, quarter chests
Is. 64d. a ls. 6id. ; half chests Is. 6id. a Is. 71d. ;
large chests Is. kid. a Is. 511. ; Congou, common 2s. -Id.
a 2s. id. ; middling 2s. Id. a 2s. I sl. ; good 2s. 2d. a
2s. 3d. ; fine 2s. 51d. a 3s. 3d. The common Congous
are id. cheaper than last sale ; the good and fine ones are
id: to Id. dearer.
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bum PRovisioNs.—ln Provisions there is no alteration.

CASSIA LIGNEA.—By public sale this day 984 chests;
good sold 61s.'s 635. some proportion taken in up to 70s.
per cwt.

FRUIT.—The reports that the crop of Jordan Almonds
is much injured have raised the prices here considerably;
the holders now atk 11/. ; some Valentia Raisins have sold
at 445.

PRICES OF HOPS.-Sept. 4.
Kent Pockets 6l 14s. 71. 7s. to 71 165.
Sussex Ditto
Essex Ditto 6l. 12s. 71. O. to 71. 7a.
Farnham Ditto, Fine Ol. Os. 91. 9s. to 101 10s.
Seconds 01. Os. 81. Bs. to 91. Os.
51. 15s. 61. 6s. to 61. 15s.
5!. ss. 5!. 15s. to 61. 6.5.
. 51. 10s. 61. Os. to 61. 10s.
Old Duty laid at £4O 000.

Kent Bags....
Essex Ditto.,
Sussex Ditto