The Sun.
London, England, 1827-04-19 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.

NO TTINGHAMS HIRE.
Manor, Mansion House, Advowson, and Farms,
Within Three Miles of Nottingham.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. HOGGART,
TAt the Mart, on FRIDAY, MAY 11, at Twelve,
IRE BULWELL ESTATE with the
to, MANOR and ADVOWSON of BULWELL, de-
NyTtfol,ply situate in the parishes of GREARSLEY and
d;,., TALL. The Estate lies within a ring fence, sub-
Cued into three excellent Farms, with three good Farm-
'ettl and suitable Out-buildings, containing together
Arab, Hundred and Ninety-Five Acres of very superior
s, Pasture, and Wood Land, intersected by a powerful
thjP, capable of irrigating a portion of the estate ; in
occupation of Messrs. Houghtons.
NAL the very desirable Residence, called HEMPSELL
of eplaced upon a fine elevation, on the border of the
tc' and approached by an entrance Lodge, with Offices
ic,o",er`i description, and adapted for the residence of a
Artin*ltnao; in the occupation of Thomas Nixon, Esq.
the itEtl,e Perpetual Advowson and next Presentation to
With theCT of BULWELL, which it co-extensive
beat,Parish, subject to the life of the present incurn-
IteetZlinse age is thirty-four years, with an excellent
Pres.-n.l noose, Offices, and Sixty Acres of-Glebe. The
clu,i;,` rental of the Estate, which is much underlet (ex-
of the Advowson), is about 7001. per annum.
Ni-rticulara may he had of Messrs. Leeson and Gale,
the attars, Nottingham ; Mr. Lee, olicitor, Wakefield
gart_ltull Ino, Leicester - at the Mart; and of Mr. Hog-
Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange.

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.
Capital Freehold Farm, near Finedon.
T° BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

Y Mr. HOG GAR T,
of ~_
.;,. on 1 RIDAY, by order
At
the
14
'PB MAY 11, at Twelve,
tanret signees of Messrs. Morton, Rodick, and Co.,
•
A IrEll
Y valuable FREEHOLD and
about
..PYHOLD ESTATE, in the parish of Finedon,
11, "" miles from
Wellingborough, and eight from
-raluton, the centre of a fine sporting country, called
SPRINGFIELD LODGE ; . .
A small compact Farm h se in a beautiful situation,
wit's, , -OU ,
ills• .' stone built barn, cattle lodge, and outbuild-
, stnrounded by Ilz,rly Two Hundred and Fifteen
noes of superior
Land, of whick about 50 Acres are in
ploPasture, bounded by a powerful stream of water. This
perty is adapted for a gentleman wishing to reside upon
his own estate, in an excellent neighbourhood, and sur-
rounded by good roads ; now i the u ation of Mr.
'John Warren, a most resnectablen tenant,ocact aprent of 4701.
per annum.
May be viewed on application to the tenant, and parti-
eiders had at the Hind Inn, at 'Wellingborough ; George,
Northampton; White Hart, Kettering; George, Thrap-
ston ; Green Dragon, Higham Ferrers ; of Messrs. llodson
and Burnham, solicitors, Wellingborough ; at the Mart ;
and of Mr. aoggart, 69, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange.
.... NORTHAMPT
*tendency and Land, near the Town of Wellingb
good neighbourhood, and fine sportingUCT AUCTlON oroutygh, a
.
A
TO BE SOLD BY.
BY MR. HOGGART,
,
At the Mart, on FRIDAY, MAT IL at Twelve, by order
of th&m e Assignees of Messrs. Morton, Rodick,
and
Co.,
akers
1 FREEHOLD ES-
- A VERY valuable .
excellent substantial well-built
•d„,,TATR; comprising an .
Archibald •
tesib-Tee, i late in the occupation of Mr. Rodick ;
enn-":1Ing 7 bedchambers, excellent drawing and dining
1("
nl° •
detach riling room,
h ~ stabling for 6 horses,
br .„,, ied qfices, including coach ouse-, .
; kitchen arden,
e •suose, and 0 b •ld' • product.ve . g .
ut In ings
is placed in an
al,rtibberies, and leasur grounds. The house ,
chiefly
!levated situation, with 125 e Acres, of superior Land,
s, inter-
14 meadow, and subdivided into handsome enclosures,
and
sected by a steam of water, ornamentally timbered,
With•
kis° an inreach of three packs of fox hounds. ,- •n of
cellent ea-
Residence contiguous, suitable for the occupation
a respectable family
Parna-house , with offices and gardens. Also a
Cohom garden, and outbuildings,
with two o ttages.
portion of the Meadow The 'Estate lies in a ring fence ; a
Land may be attached to the princi-
pal.
a residence, and the remainder let off as, a Farm to consi-
drable advantage.
May be viewed, and particulars had at the Hind Inn, at
Wellingborough; George, Northampton
; ate Hart, Ket-
tering ; George, Thrapstonn Green Dragon, Riglaarn Fer-
am ; of Messrs. Hodson and Burnham, solicitors, web,
lingborongh ; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Roggen, 62, Old
Broad-street, Royal Exchange,

TO THE CLERGY, HEADS OF FAMILIES, &c.
Just published, price 2e. 6d. Second Edition, considerably

enlarged.
BUTLERS' MEDICINE CHEST DI-
RECTORY, and FAMILY CATALOGUE of
DRUGS ; in which the Properties and Doses of all Medi-
cines in general family use are specified, together with the
proper time and vehicles for administrating them ; also the
GlD_llseaaefs to which they are applicable; accompanied by a
ossary of Medical Terms used in the work. To which
is appended,

Dr. GREAVES'S TABLE of. DOSES, the most ap-
proved methods of Fumigating Infectious Chambers, for
removing and counteracting the effects of Poison, the Royal
Humane Society's mode of treatment of Suspended Ani-
mation, arising from Drowning, Apoplexy, Sufthcation,
&c. also Observations on Bathing, Hydrophobia, and on
the Mineral Waters of Bath, Cheltenham, Harrowgate,
Leamington, Clifton, Buxton,
Sold by Messrs. BUTLER, Chemists, Cheapf4de, corner
of St. Paul's London ; 54, Sackville-street, Dublin ; and'
73, Princes-street, Edinburgh, of whom maybe had Family
and Sea Medicine Chats, appropriately Ettcl' up for all
climatic*.

AMSTERDAM, APRIL 14.—The number of
deaths in this city, from the Ist January this year till to-
day, is 2,5827--births. 2,324.—Excess of deaths, 258.
The expense which attended the prosecution
of the • County of Dublin Election Petition was nearly
30,0001. Some idea may be formed from the fact, that
the printer, who during the election printed the squibs and
placards for the sitting Members, and who was summoned
to give evidence before the Committee by the unsuccessful
petitioner, was paid for his loss of time 801., although he
was never examined. The evidence taken will, if pub-
lished, display some instances of gross prevarication and
perjury. One witness for the petitioner, on his cross-
examination, denied that he had taken the benefit of the
Insolvent Act, and within six days after, a person con-
nected with the Court proved, from the records, that he
had done so.
FOOTPADS.-The roads below Stratford, in
Essex, have been infested for a short time past, at night,
with one or two footpads, who have been very audacious
in their depredations. One evening last week, a gentle-
man was stopped at the corner of Angel-lane, near Strat-
ford, by a footpad, who presented a pistol at him, and
compelled him to deliver his watch and a considerable sum
of money. On Monday evening last, about eight o'clock,
Mr. Mose, a saddler, living near the George at Stratford,
was riding on the road not far from that place, when a
man jumped from the footpath, and presenting a pistol at
him, demanded his money with the usual threats. Mr.
a
Mose said "Let me dismount, and I will give it to you."
He got off his horse, and while the robber had yet the
pistol presented, he suddenly seized the weapon and wrest-
ing it from his hand turned it upon him, and said he
would shoot him if he attempted to advance a step. The
fellow, who was also armed with a huge stick, showed no
signs of alarm ; and Mr. Mose thought it most prudent to
retreat. He ran to his horse, mounted him and rode off
at full speed to Stratford, taking the pistol with him. It
was what is called
,a horsespistol,• and' was found to be
loaded. The police are, new on the alert lOoking out for
to haves companion or two
excursions.ryPied
in
nhe his robber,rredatowilo is supposed