The Sun.
London, England, 1829-06-06 00:00:00

WIVENHOE, IN TILE* VICINITY OF COL-
CHESTER,

A neighbourhood proverbial for the respectability of its ,
Society.
MR. W. W. SIMPSON has the honour to
announce, that he has been directed to SELL by
PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Mart, London, on TuEspAV,
July 7, at Twelve, in Two Lots.
Lot 1. A desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate at
Wivenhoe, within four miles of Colchester, admirably
adapted for the residence of a gentleman fond of field
sports, two packs of hounds being kennelled in the neigh-
bourhood; it comprehends a HANDSOME and very
UNIFORM BRICK-ERECTED MANSION, planned
with suites of apartments, finished in the most costly and
expensive -.manner. There are numerous principal and
secondary bed-rooms and corresponding dressing rooms.
The subordinate offices are placed in the basement, and
are both numerous and well arranged.
The MANSION is seated on a gentle eminence, with a
carriage-drive and lawn in front, and commands diversi-
fied views, which embrace the beautiful windings of the
River Colne, extending to the German Ocean ; it is en-
compassed by about Thirty-five Acres of Land, a large
proportion of which is disposed in pleasure-gardens and
grounds, beautifully embellished with plantations in great
perfection, laid out with the utmost taste, and intersected
by dry gravelled walks. There is a capital walled kitchen
garden, well stocked, and a smaller ditto adjoining, con.
taming numerous fruit trees and filbert grove. The de-
tached offices and buildings comprise double coach-150u4.,
stabling for six hones, brewhouse and ;aundry, barn, cart-
horse stahle, cowhouse, sheds, and enclosed yards ; the
whole abundantly supplied with fine water. Possession
may be had on the completion of the purchase.
Lot 2 will comprise Three Enclosures of productive
Arable Land, a Cottage, and Three Tenements, compria-
ing together nearly Eleven Acres, situate on the Osy th and
Brightlingsea road, a short distance from Lot 1.
May be viewed, by tickets only, and particulars hail at
the Cups, Colchester; of Messrs. Chalk and Meggy,
Chelmsford; of Messrs. Rasleigh and Rutler, solicitors,
New-square, Lincoln's-inn ; and of Mr. W. W. Simpson,
$4, Bncklersbury, of whom cards to view may be had.

A DEBENTURE OF THE EARL OF EGMONT FOR
4501. AMPLY SECURED, WITH INTEREST,
PAID ANNUALLY, THE ESTATES INCLUDE
ENMORE CASTLE, AND 7,000 ACRES OF
LAND ; ALSO A LEGACY OF 1,0001.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. GEORGE ROBINS,

At the Auction Mart, London, on TittaspAy the II th
Jong, at Twelve q'cloc,k,
A DEBENTIIn for the principal sum of
.47.,! OW. payable very shortly, with interest, in the in-
terim, at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, and whicl7, •;.1
paid regularly. The security for the punettiAl clichar!.e
of this Debenture, and the interest d‘,.;;:., et the period at
discharging the same, is most smp:e. ineluding ENMORE
CASTLE AND VAST PONIAINS, EXCEEDING
7,009 ACIIES OF FINE LAND. The proceeds from
which (and they are now under an order of sale before
THE HIGH COURT OF CHANCERY), will ho z:;._
finitely more than the amount required a4ugtibar for these
securities; it is therefore e.u.gg#,ttecl as a small but very
secure investrtnn;.. Also a-Legacy of 1,0001. at the death
of a ii.ady aged 60.
Particulars may he had seven day* prior to the sale,
at the Mart, and in Covent-garden.