The Sun.
London, England, 1827-10-10 00:00:00

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' TO PREQUENTERS Or THEATRES.
WHEAT SHEAF, STRAND, TWENTY DOORS

WEST OF THE ADELPFH.

COVENEY, with Thanks to his Friends
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and the Public for a long career of success, begs
to inform them he continues Business upon the same
principle of reasonable charge and excellent accouunoda •
tion.—Suppers for Parties at a short notice, Chops, Steaks,
Welsh Rabbits, Sandwiches, Cold Joints, and Roasted
Potatoes..:—Wines, Porter, Town and Country Ales, Of
unrivalled quality.

N.B. Good Beds, and the usual Ordinary at 5 o'Clock.

PORTLAND-PLACE.
Capital Family Residence, with Offices, Coach-house,
and Stable.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr, ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street,)
At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on
THURSDAY,
.Nov. 29, at Twelve,
A Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
held for a Term of nearly Fifty Years, at a Low
Ground Rent, comprising a spacious Residence, planned
and adapted for the accommodation of a Family of the First
Distinction, situate No. '43, on the West Side of Portland-
place 7 containing, on the Upper Floor, a large Bowed
Nursery, three excellent Bed-rooms, and a Closet.
Second Story, two capital spacious Bed-chambers, Walls
Papered ; Marble Chimney Pieces, with Wood Dressings,
two Dressing-rooms, Water-closet and House Staids'-closet.
a capital lofty Drawing-roona in front, walls
First Floor,
and finished with gilt mouldings ; sta-
papered, bordered,
marble chimney piece. finely Carved ; handsome
t nary
cornice and ornamented ceiling, windows to the floor, coin-
municating, by folding doors, to a drawing-room, corre-
spondently fitted up, windows to the floor, opening to
balcony ; gentlemans' dressing to
on the landing, and
water-closet.
Ground Floor, entrance ball, inner hall, with capital
stone staircase to the second floorTlM noble dining parlour,
walls stuccoed in compartmentsPand painted; statuary
marble chimney piece, finely carved ; clouded ceiling
morning-room: opening to a conservatory; dressing-room,
water-cioset, and large library.
Basement, servante-hall, housekeepers'-roan, wine
cellar, steward-room, closet, butlers' pantry, sink and water
laid on ; large area paved, and flower border pase, women's water closet, knife hole, china
closet,;
nd shoea
hole, larder, wine cellar, and other area.
Detached, a capital kitchen, with dresser and shelves,
scullery and coal cellar, large closet, wash-house and wine
cellar, a passage and staircase to a capital secondary bed
chamber, cook's sleeping-room, and servants' room, coach-
house, and stable for six horses, &e,
To bemiewed 'by tickets; particulars may be had on the
Premises ; of Messrs. Gregson and Foianereau, Angel-
court, Throgmorton-street; at Garraway's; and of Mr.
may b had.
Robins, 170, Reent-street, of whom tickets for viewing

Val e
uable and Very I SUFFOLK.
'provable Freehold Estate, including
th entire Parish and Manor of Wangford,- abounding
with Game, containing upwards o Three Thousand
Si
Hundred Acres of
capital Marsh, Arable, Meadow,
Pages,stature, Fen Lands, anpd Warm ;. Farm Houses,
and Agricultural Buildings.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

~ By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garr (Of Warwick House, Regent-street)
Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on
A ,iftuasnar, Nov. 29, at Twelve, in One Lot,
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
ford
ama using the whole Parish and :Manor of Wang-
, bounding with Game and Wild Fowl, containing
ACRES of THREE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED
THE HALL FARM, a capital commodious
Far 7 'louse, convertible into a residence for a Gentleman's
,:11Y, with a Farm-yard ; capital brick erection, con-
ha' of a double coach-house, stable for five horses,
elianiffi;:r°°4l and hay-binn ; farm-stable for six horses,
lean.t`ns arid harness-room, a capital barn, cart stable, and
War,°' ferret-lodge, net and trap-house, rabbit-house, and
capita-71°1.)a Lodge, and chambers for men, drying ground,
stabi„,', garden (part walled), brewhouse, poultry-house,
-I.Tor loose horses, cart-lodge, &c., and nearly THREE
Part°,7,4ND and THREE HUNDRED ACRES, of
the e" Marsh Land, Arable, Wood and Warren; in
f'--ott...—cuPation of, and on Lease to, Mr. Smith, with sundry
--ses.
wit!, k,%."1-11JRCH FARM : a respectable Farm-house,
-Yard,smid Barn, Stables, and other Agricultural
TE,sl4nAgs; and upwards of THREE HUNDRED AND
Pati,,,'CRES of rich Morsh and Fen Land, in the crccna-
Cottai:f Mr. Saar, tenant from year to year, with
~Pahi -state abounds with Game and Wild Fowl,,and
Lauds having the finest Preserves in the kingdom ; the
llunier:t all corn- pact, intersected only by the Glebe, with
from thug around ; the Rates very low; distant
Barton
nl I,4otropolis 75 miles, three from Brandon, six from
11,,,
TillB, nine from Thetford, seventeen from Bury St.
daiiy.
718; and fifteen from Newmarket. Coaches pass
To I,
pitrtieZe viewed by applying to ,
the Tenants, ts, of whom
hetford
'nark maY be had ;at the Chequers, Brandon and
; Mr. Reeves, Barton Mills; Rutland Arms,
-
:lir. 131 , Angel, and Bell, Bury St. Edmund's ;of
Taylor,°°4lfield, Billingford Hall, near Scole Inn ; Messrs.
wa l3rown, and Taylor, Solicitors, Diss ;at Garra-
U'llt'rl' plan f Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street, London;
aof the Estate may be seen.

V4l1-table P SOUTH DEVON.
. -.states for Residence and Investment. The Bar-
,oa .. _
Lihighotre,;errninvbielland aria Manor of Noss Mayo, with its
ventionary nets, and Appurtenances,'
Chief and Con-
Hundred and Fifty
compact, and in a beautiful part of the
TO BE SOLD By
AUCTION
By Air. "itc,BTNrc. ,
(Of Warwick Honie '"'',
At Garraways Coffee House, ?eltegent-street),
TRITRSDAY, November 29, flange. alley, Cornhill, on
A VERY VALIJaA,TweIv
Teli,irint One Lot,
ABLE ESTATE,
FREEHOLD, (except abo
; cyo-meipgrtinAactreshe
Leasehold), nearly Two ThousandmAltnyoth: Barton of Membland and Caulston, l'e''
parish of Hol-
Lxtending ever
Rents, and
be.-
„ ',in; the MANOR of NOSS
"le parish of Revelstoke, with its
&c. the
Rights
Appurtenances, Chief and ConventionarAcleiti,
Oame Strictly Preserved. MEMBL
"ected on a handsome elevation, with Wings ; L43.urijSE i.,'
carriage Drive in front; seated on an eminence command_
$ rich and extensive Prospects over a highly_var•
.ti led and
' teresting country.
The Mansion is adapted for the accommodation of ,
family of Distinction, conveniently planned, and all requi-
S,!
te Domestic Offices; detached Coach House and Stables; ;Farm and Rick Yards, with Bullock Sheds, and all neces-
sary Agricultural Buildings ; the Grounds at the back of
the Mansion form a Dell of exceeding fine Pasture Land,
ornamented by a Sheet of Water; Hot House • and ex-
tensive Kitchen Garden, walled in and clothed
with choice
\.ell selected Fruit Trees, numerous Standard Trees, well
Stocked and Cropped ; with a Pond of Water supplied by
ochspring ; an outer Garden ; Poultry-houses, a capital
',lleds of evry-y arery denomination.d, a Stream of Water, flowisig through, and
The Caulston Farm comprises an excellent Farm-house,
litli a capital set of well arranged buildings, which, with
11 of the Membland Lands and Horestone, are in the
Npation of Mr. Richard Adams.
Mayo Lands, consisting of the Farms of
The Noss
Stoke, Rowden, Middlecorhbe, Netton, and Worawell, with
~,,'4llll, -house, Outbuildings, Farm-yards, and the usual ap-
ih the occupation of Messrs. Sampson Giles,
iiluages,
____... Thomas, and Henry Crocker and
chuert Anthony,
Tenants on Lease and agreements. Sundry
4, respectableAes with Gardens and Orchards; Fish Cellars with
rartments, let to divers Tenants at rack-rents ; and the
l'riuei
4, Pal part of the beautifully picturesque Village of Noss
,t6llO, let on Cnventionary Rents, with Paddocks and
.I,onetive Orchards; . the whole Estate contains nearly Two
Grass Land, Arable,
F `44sand Acres of highly productive
t441,4re, Wood and Plantations; with a richly varied
'
• Scenery extensive Sea Views nearly from the Start
•4ithe Lizard':
icilYinotith market is about seven miles ; Modbury and
lialiridge are also Market Towns, at an easy distance.
in ,111° Mansion to be viewed, by permission a the family
the
Farb house, from eleven till three, Sundays excepted ;
Adams, at Caulston, of whom
Pa,: On application to Mr.
~e..,
th, ituiars may be had, and of the respective Tenants ; at
st /"°.,tels, Plymouth ; George, Plyinton Earle; the Inns
, vY4.,!,reidge, Ashburton, and Totness ; Servington Savery,
°Cry :`,,„' Itor, and Mr. Robert Horsewell, scrivener, Mod-
Anttf New London' Inn, Exeter ; the Bull, Bridport ;
,C.1ee,,,, Dorchester and Salisbury; Crown, Blandford ;
ilatt,4e, Bridgewater ; Christopher, Wells ;_ the Hotel,
4' 4; klub. and FAL.:Moon, Bristol; Castle, Marlborough;
41, ". Gregsonnd Fonnereau, solicitors, Angel-court,
I.l4°lncillon-sutreet ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins,
14 ' Rp
4, rogent-street, of whom Tickets for viewing may be
" plan of the Estate may be seen. ' . ,