The Sun.
London, England, 1802-10-06 00:00:00

COAL and IRON STONE.
'-("'OT io BE LET, for such Term of Years, and
_L upon such Conditions, as may be agreed on, the
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valuable and extensive COAL and IRON STONE in the
Lands -and estate of. Park-hall, situated in the Parish- of
Muiravonside, and County of Stirling. .
The Coal in this Estate, which_ has been frequently
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'wrought to great advantage, and for which considerable-rents
have been recently offered, is admitted to be of very excel.
lent quality* and of great extent. A level might be driven at,
no very considerable expence, which persons versant in these
matters ate of opinion would clear several hundred Acres of
Coal'ot the very first quality.
The iron Stone, of which there is great abunthince, has
also been partially wrought.
• the conjun&ion of the above two valuable articles, on so
extensive a-scale, in the irhrnediate neighbourhood of excel-
lent Roads, and of the Great Ciyde and -Forth_Canal, render
them well worthy the attention of a Mining Company.

For furtherintOrmation, application may be made to the
Proprietor, Mr. Livingston, at Clarkston, by Falkirk ; to
Michael Linning, Writer to the Signet, St. f aines's-square,
Edinburgh ; or, to Alex. Mundell, No. 3, Fludyer-street,
Westminster.

VALUABLE and• EXTENSIVE ESTATE in the
• .-COUNTY of INVERNESS, in .SCOTLAND.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, •
Within tie Royal .Exchange Coftifc-house, in Edinburgh,
upon Wednesday the 19th day of January, 1303, between
' • the Hours of Two and Three o!CloCk in the Afternoon,
• THE LANDS and BARONY. of GLENELG;
with the Right of Patronage of the Parish and Church
of Gknelg, •
This Estate consists of above 37,000 Scotch Acres, of
Arable and Pasture Land, of superior quality, and highly im-
provable, lying compa6t, stretching'aliing the Sea Coast and
the beautitial arm of the Sea called-Loch Urn (a great Herring
Fishing Station), for a course of upwards of 20 miles, com-
municating with the great Military Road conneding the Forts
that terminates in this Estate, which thus possesses an im-
mediate .access by land as well as by water to the best
markets.
Upon the Estate are upwards of i:iora Acres of Wood,, con-
sisting of Oak, •Ash, arid• other Trees. It commands the
most beautiful prospeels, and alintind's with Red 'arid. Roe
Deer; Black-Cock, Grouse,' and other Game. There are
• Salmon and other Fishings, and the Kelp Shores are valuable
and extensive: the whole thus forming a most desirable pm-
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chase, combining pleasure with profit. • .
The Rent (at present only 53721. ras. 5d.) will in the
Coarse of less than two years be increased, to upwards of
14001. in terms-of one of theTeiii&g, which are all upon low
Rents, and inOst of them expire in 1804, when the Rent will
be much increased ; and by trans-a:ling with the Tenants, may
now-perhaps-be more than doubled. . - •
The Estate may be viewed by applying to Mr. Macleod,
at Islandreoch, Glcnelg ; and particulars- may be bad of
Alexander Mundell, N 0.3, Fludver-street, Westminster ;
and of H. Miacdonald Buchanan, Writer to the Signet, Edin-
burgh, who will shew. a plat►a the -Estate.

FRE E.HOLD VI LL A. and LAND, near ASHBO URN,
DERBYSHIRE."
TO -BE SOLI), BY AUCTION,
By Mr. SMITH-I,
At Garraway's Coffee-hOuse, London, on Friday the 2.9 th
of October, x 862, at .'Twelve o'Clock; unless an accept--
able offer is in the mean time maderby Private Contract';
A VERY fia-ridscim-e MODERN VILLA., seated
I 1 on a pleasing Eminence' called the GROVE, near
DOVE DALE, within-two miles of ,Ashbourn, Co from
Buxton, ten from MailoCk, and",thiiteen miles from Derby.
The Ifouse is well adapted for the acconmiodatien of .4.re-
speaable Family,; with ten airy Bedchambers, Dressing-
Rooms, and numerous Closets;- a lofty Dining-room, 'ZI
feet 6 by 13, and a Drawing_room z 6 feet 6 by 24, opening' in
one withsliding doors, Statuary Marble Chintney-pteces and
Windows to the Floor, with a chearfot Lawn in front, taste-
- fitl'Pleasure Gminds, and Views of ,great extent and lat.!tity
over Aslibourn, Uttoxeter,' and the rich adjacent Country ;
a Breakfast Parlour, Gothic Window and BookcasCs, Lofty
Hall, Stone Staircase and. Water Closet,. Gent lernan'sDress-
ing Room, - suitable Offices and Arched Cellaring, Double
Coach-house and Stabling tor Seven Horses,Produaive
Kitchen Gardens, Fruit Walls, and prime FrUit -Trees ; dc--
lightful Shady Walks, with flourishing Shrubs and-Timber
Trees in full perfeCtion ; a Cold Bath, large .0 rchard,, Pad-
tioc4, tick Meadow Land and two, Arable Fields, containing
together about Fifty Acres, noun4ed• in part by a Trout
Stream, in a fine Sporting COuntry, and respietable Neigh.
bourhood:

To De viewed with Tickets only; which, with,Particulars,
may be had twenty days previous to the Sale, of Mr. Smith,
No. 62, Bro:Id-street, near the Royal Exchange,, London;
Particulars also at the Hotels, Buxton, Matlpck,'Manches.-
ter and 9°61 ; Bell, Derby, ; Swan; Stafrord 1. Black's
Head, .Nottinghani ; York Hotel, Bath ; anti at Carraway'si:

ESTATE AND MANOR, NEAR BOSTON, LIN-
COLNSHIRE. ~. •

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. SMITH,'

THE MANOR and- Extra-Parachial TOW
SHIP and ESTATE of .BROTHERTO FT, botinded
1:1,1 Navigable Streams, communicating with the opulent
Sea. Port ToWn of Boston, and the 'most. considerable Navj..
gations of England', .iutersetied by a Turnpike Road, with
the Manor. house and. ffices, Orchard, I, leas ure.and Ki tchen-
' gardens well stocked and planted, Stabling for date Horses,
a Powerful Mill that 'works a large Threshing and IVinnow-.
ing Machine, Stalls for fattening ninety Head of Cattle, large.
Granaries, a Farm-house, Barns, Stabling, Cow-houses, a
Wind Corn Mill, thirteen 'Cottages, and numerous Out
buildings, with Sy9 Acres of rich Arable,and Grazing Land;
in 5g divisions, within a- Ring Fence,let at •Rents,A.and of
the valueof 'Fourteen Hundred. Pounds per annum. The
Estate commands an extellent Situation for fmprovement,
highly. advantageous; within fur miles of Boston, the
greatest -Sheep-market in the Kingdom. The rates are coma
paratively tow, and reduced by an Estate applicable to the
Relief of Poor. 14,0001. of the Purchase Money may
remain on Mortgage.. •
N. B. Conipared with several other Estates in the imme-
diate neighbtiurhood, Brothectoft might produce a clearr. In-
come of 4861. per annual, at easy Rents.
• May 'be 'viewed, and further particulars known, of Mr..
Smith, No. 6z, Broad-itreet, near the Royal Exchange.