The Sun.
London, England, 1825-06-11 00:00:00

YORKSH IRE..

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K I RKLEAV ING TON, in C I.LVLIAND, in the NORTH
RIDING of the COUNTY of YORK.
r 0 be SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
1 in One or more Lots, a MOIETY of 'the MANOR,
or REPUTED MANOR, of KIRKLEAVINGTON, com.
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near Hexham, Northumberland (the Owner), will answa ItiL.
quiries, for Purchase.—Printed PATtieulars . may be had of
and a Plan thereof; and Thomas Bates, Esq.
Messrs. lileggison and Poole,* No. '1; VerulaTa Building,;
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ray's Inn, and of Mr. Wm.'Peaeock, Stock Exchanee,
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don • Mr. Garbutt, Solicitor, Vann; M.- Thomas PeAeoek,
Bishop of Auckland ; Messrs. Kirkley and Fenwick, Solici-,
tors, Newcastlii• and Mr. John Bell, Land Surveyor, Wind
Mill Hills, Gateshead, where Plags of the Estate may be
I seen.

PRICE SEVENTEICV,:

OITATES TO 'LET.

PLINTSH IRE.
rro be LET, the iraloabh.
(:()AL WO R KS, called • the DEE BANK - -
LIBBY, situate at Bagiilt, in the parish of Holyivell,- in ticsaid county of Flint,... This, Colliery etiortgo
ous to the River , Dee, and adjoining the Tikrnpike.i.oatt4,,:
tween the towns of ,Plint and Holywell consists Of the 09a1
lying under a very extensive tract of -manor watteilind au')
marshes, within the townships of Bagillt and Whel;ton. cam
prising an extent of many hundreds of acres, under Which are
found five very valuable beds of Coal, of the respeeiive _ thief
nesses of 3,6, 15, 9, and -4, feet, all of which are workable and
of excellent quality. The 15 and. 9 feet mines hare been in p:,41
worked, under a former lease, within the township of Bagilke
and also in the township of Whelston, as a distinct work. rni
3 feet Mine has not been at all worked. Of the 6 feet bed, 0k...
,extent, to the depth of about 60 yards, has been partialit
wrought, in the township of Bagillt. The 4 feet mine is pei. •
fectly entire. The situation of this Colliery, in the imniedraL7!
neighbourhood of the works on the Hollywell Stream, :nal of
other large manufactories' to which vessels have access at ow
derate titles, is peculiarly favourable, and affords a certainty ot
it very considerable sale, particularly to Dublin and other psos.:
in Ireland, as well as the different ports of the Welsh Gist
The particular eligil)ility of these works is, that, being on niso or
waste, there is nothing to pay for trespass or carriage mum.
The river dues levied upon vessels loading at the collieries arc
not payable at this Work, an advantage which, added so Cte
greater facility of loading, insures it a decided preference.—Far
further particulars apply to Mr. 'l'. Trevor Mather, at Perth,
hobin, near Mold, 1, lintshire.

To LET, the very Extensive .QUA MU ES :4
ARBROATH PAVEMENT, or FLAG STONES--
The lion. W31.-MAULE'S well-known QUARRIES !tt
CARMYLLIE, near the sea-port of Arbroath, N.B. are to
LET, for such a number of years as may be agreed on, with
entry on the 22d of November next. These Quarries produce
Slates Flag-stones, Steps for Stairs, &c. The stone is of a
beautiful grey colour. and of the finest grain; it cuts easily
with the chisel, and admits of a high polish ; it is extensively
used in London, Edinburgh. Glasgow, and Aberdeen, and in
various parts of the kindom; particularly for the interior of
houses, where it is valuable on account of its natural drynesm,
as well as its beauty. The Quarries are easily worked, and are
quite inexhaustible, there being upwards of 100 acres where
the stone is to be found close to the surface. It lies in beds
nearly level, and may be had of any given size, and of any
thickness up to 18 inches. To persons of capital, and exten-
sive connection, these quarries world prove a source of im-
mense profit. The demand for stone is increasing daily ;it
greatly exceeds the present supply, and the trade might he in -
creased to an extent almost unlimited. The proprietor
disposed to deal on the most liberal terms. Specimens of
the stone may he seen at the following places, viz. :—ln
Glasgow, at the Infantry Barracks ; in London, at the Wharf
of Messrs. Wake and Daniel, stone-merchants, Millbank-
street, Westminster; and at 3lr. lioare's Wharf, Wapping; in
„Edinburgh, on the north-west side of Aloray-plice; and in
Leith, at the Vard of Messrs. Bell, Rennie, and Co., wine
merchants there.—The small Farm, named Slade, and abou.
30 acres of another adjoining Farm, will be Let along with the
Quarries:

Apply to James Campbell, Esq., Solicitor, Prince's-court,
Westminster; to Messrs. Fotheringham and Lindsay, AV. S.,
25, Iferiot-row, Edinburgh ; or to Mr. Collier, at Miod,s.
bank, by Mairdrum, the Proprietor's Factor, who lives 'with
a few miles of the Quarries.—Persons who wish to visit
Quarries are requested to apply to Mr. Fairweather, Inn-
keeper, at Arbroath ; and to write to Mr. Collier a day
two before going, in order that a person may be ready to 31.
tend them.

BEAUTIFUL. RESI DENCE, in the County-
of Ross—To be LET, Furnished or llnfurnisticd, for
a period of years, entry at Martinmas 1823, the MANSION-
HOUSE of RED C STLE, situated: on the Beauly Fritn,
with Garden and Offices, along with such quantity of Ground
as may be required. The Castle contains four public rooms,
and about a dozen of bed rooms, besides ample accomn:oda-
tion for servants, all in a complete state of repair and comtint.
There is an excellent range of offices; and the garden, which is
large and well stocked, is remarkable for the earliness and good
quality of the fruit it produces peaches, nectarines, and even
almonds, coming to perfection without any artificial heat. 11.2 d
Castle is situated on a promontory, bounded on one side by the
Beauly Frith, and on the other by a park, containing a variety
of wood of all ages, and, from its commanding situation, af-
fords an admirable view of the picturesque scenery which sur-
rounds it. Distance from Inverness, four miles; from tit&
mouth of the Caledonian Canal, three; and from Dingwall.
seven. The exclusive right of shooting over the whole Barony
of Red Castle, and Estate of Easter Kessock, both abounding
in game, and which, together, consist of nearly 4000 acres, will
be given to the tenant.
For rent, and other particulars, apply to Richard Logan,
Esq., Agent for the British Linen Company, at Inverness ;
or Low and Rutherford, W. S., 14, East Thistle-street, Edin-
burgh, who are empowered to conclude a bargain.