The Sun.
London, England, 1829-09-30 00:00:00

KENT.

Extensive Landed and other Property (principally Free-
ho'd, and exonerated from land-tax); comprising alto-
gether about 800 Acres; situate in the vicinity of Can-
terbury, Romney, and Dover, and producing upwards
of 1,5001. per annum.
R. W. W. SEVIPSON respectfully an-
nounces, that lie has received instructions from the
Executors of the late Mr. George Finch to SUBMIT for
SALE by AUCTION, at the Fountain Inn, Canterbury,
on SATURDAY, October 3, at Twelve precisely, in 15
lots, the GREAT WATERSEND ESTATE, a valuable
Freehold Property; consisting of a commodious farm.
house, numerous agricultural buildings, and 372 A. 34v.
of excellent land, situate in front of the high London road,
in the parishes of Ewell and Lydden, within three miles
of the capital market-town and fashionable watering-place
of Dover, the most picturesque and beautiful part of the
county of Kent. Three undivided Eighth Shares of 436
Acres of fine Marsh Land, called Newlands, situate in the
parish of Midley, near Romney. A Dwelling House and
Premises, in the parish of Lydd. Midley Chapel Farm,
in the parishes of 01(1 Romney and Midley, consisting of
116 Acres of fine Marsh Land, with a good Farm-house
and Buildings. About 55 Acres of tine fresh Graz-
ing Land, in Romney and Walland Marshes. A
Farm-house and Agricultural Buildings, and 75a,
In. se. of Arable and Pasture Land, in the pa-
rishes of Egerton and SiNarden, within 11 miles of
Ashford, and 13 of Maidstone. A compact Estate, in
the parish of Chartham, within three miles of Canter-
bury ; consisting of a Cottage and Buildings, and 11 Acres
of Land. A Piece of valuable Tithe-free Land, conti-
guous to the city of Canterbury, and containing 6A. I R. 30r.
A capital Family Residence and Garden, spacious wool
and other warehouses, coach-house, stabling, &c. ; the
whole forming capital premises for carrying on the wool or
skin trade, or any other extensive manufacturing business ;
and a Dwelling-house and two Tenements adjoining,
situate in Biggin.street, at the principal entrance to the
town of Dover. A Piece of Garden Ground, in Church-
lane; two Tenements in New-street; and a Cottage,
Blacksmith's Shop, &c., in Worthington's-lane, Dover.
The Estates may be viewed by permission of the respec-
tive tenants, and particulars may now he had of Mathew
Kennett, Esq., solicitor, Dover; of Mr. R. C. Taylor,
land-surveyor, Carlton-chambers ; at the Mart ; and of
Mr. W. W. Simpson, 24, Bucklersbury, and 8, Carlton-
chambers, Regent-street, London. Plans of the Estates
may be seen at 24, Bucklersbury.

DORCHESTER.—Brewery, Sixteen Hotels, Inns, and
Public-houses, Two Maltings, Land and Buildings.
MR. W. W. SIMPSON respectfully an-
nounces, that he has been directed by the Execu-
tors of the late William Bower, Esq., to offer for SALE
by AUCTION, at the Mart, London, on TUESDAY, Oc-
tober 20, at Twelve, in four Lots, the FORTHING-
TON BREWERY ESTATE, consisting of the following
valuable property :

Lot 1. !'he Forthington Brewery, a brick building,
well supplied with liquor, and containing strong and table
beer, tun rooms, brewer's room, malt anti bop loft, count-
inghouses, capacious cool var, and running stores; a nearly
new-built cottage, with stabling, and brewer's residence ;
malthouse, with a 10-quarter steep, and a new brick-built
ditto, with a 15-quarter steep ; gardens, yards, and sheds;
about 19 statute Acres of arable land, known as a part of
Forthington-field, and 14 Inns anti Public-houses, de-
sirably situate at Dorchester, Weymouth, and in the Island
of Portland. The entire property comprehends a most
compact brewery estate, and presents to a purchaser con-
siderable advantages for carrying on a business of respec-
tability and consequence. A part of this lot is freehold,
and the remainder is leasehould upon lives, at very trilling
quit rents.

Lot 2. Cadrow's Whole Plice Living, contiguous to the
brewery, and comprising 4S a. lit. 20r. statute measure
of arable land ; held under Copy of Court Roll on two
lives, and known as a part of the Furthington-field ; a
small tenement, stabling, barn, waggon lodge, dray shed,
granary, and pight!e.

Lot S. The Freehold Royal Oak Inn, situate iu West
High- street, Dorchester, and fitted up with every accom-
modation for conducting an extensive business, with at-
tached stables, chaise-houses, buildings, and yards ; in the
occupation of Matthew Dotal, at 721. per annum.
Lot 4. The Crown Hotel, situate in the fashionable
town of Weymouth, and commanding a fiist-rate trade; it
is divided into several suites of rooms, and makes up 25
beds ; in the occupation of Mrs. Cass, at the yearly rent of
100 guineas.

May be viewed, on application at the Brewery, and of
the respective tenants: particulars may be had at the
Office of the Etimpshire Advertiser, Southainpton; Salis-
bury Journal Office, Salisbury ; Wiitiain Diot, Esq., at
the Bank, Dorchester, and the Old Batik, Weymouth ; rf
Edw. Pearce, Esq., Solicitor, Bodmin ; and of Mr. W.
W. Simpson, 8, Carlton Chambets, Regent-street, and 24,
Buckler bury, London.