The Sun.
London, England, 1802-04-06 00:00:00

WES'r-RIDING of YORKSHIRE.

TQ BE LETf, for a-:Term of Ye ,:s, UNFURNISHED,
ASTWOOD,HOUSE, "ear Rotherham , • con-
.L.4 sisting, of an elegant, v.-Al-built modem Mansion-
House, DraWing-rOom z 8 feet' by zo feet, Dining-room 31/
feet'by 21 feet, Library 26 feet by at feet, Breakfast Parlour
zo feet by i 5 feet, and other Rooms, all 15 feet high. The
Vestibule, Staircase, and Chamber Story, answerable; all
hannomely finished. Together with Hot-houses; extensive
Kitchen Garden, walled round, and planted with the choicest
Fruit Trees in full bearing ' • Pleasure Grounds, Stabling for
,ten Horses, two Carriage-houses, and all suitable Offices.—
The whole in complete repair, with the accommodation of a
convenient,quantity of excellent Land, of which immediate
possession may be had. The Situation is elevated and dry,
corrinaanding pleasing and'extensive Prospeas over a beauti-
ful Country, adjoining the Turnpike Road leading from Ro-
therham to Doncaster, and about a m'le from Rotherhani, a
good Market Town.
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For further. particulars enquire of Mrs. Walker, at Aston
. Hall, hear Derby ';-Mr. Need, of Mansfield; Mi. Maltby,of
Chatham-place, Blackfriars-bridge, London; or or Messrs.
Joshua and Thomas Walker, of Rotherham. '

TO MANUFACTURERS..
TO. BE E for a' long Term;

HE Two following Lots of LAND, &c. lying
T in Healey, near Rochdale Lancashire, with.a FAH Jot
Water of about one hundred and thirty-six le'et.
Lot I. HEALEY HALL, late the Residence of Colonel '
Chadwick, •with about Twenty-two Statute Acres of Land,
situate on the Eastern Side of the River Spodden. The Fall
within this Land is,fifty-one feet six inches (and it is-prissible •
to gain a few feet more), which might be divided into two
Falls of above twenty-five feet each, sufficient -for two large
Wheels, scarcely two hundred yards distant from each other,
or the whole Fall might be colleeled advantageously tootle
point, in the midst of a warm and completely sheltered
Yal-
ley, offering an easy ascent to the Turnpike Road, with Ala-
ple room on both:Sides of the Stream "tor all Buildings.,iie-
cessary in the Woollen and CkittOn Trade,, as well as for con-
venient Bleaching-and Printing Grounds. • • J•
If more tand•-should be wanted, probably about Thirty-
three Acres more might be had, only divided by the River
from the Lands described above ; the whole being very corn-
pad, bounded on the East by the Turnpike Road ffom
Rochdale to Burnley, and on the West by a good Carriage
goad from. Rochdale to Rossendale.
Lot 11, The BIRCHES, consisting of a House, a Barn,
close to • the Burnley Road, and about. Thirty-six Statute
Acres, situate higher up the Stream than the former Lot.
The. Fall here is no less than eighty-five feet (exclusiVe of a
Side Stream likely.to be increased), Which might be 'divided
into three Falls, viz.. one of thirty-four feet ten incliga, ,an- •
other of thirty feet four inches, and a third of nineteen feet
ten inches, on the last of which is a Fulling Mill ; or from
Sixteen to eighteen feet might be taken to this • old Mill,
,and
about forty-seven feet would remain for a new one; but, if
only one.foot two inches were taken to the old Mill, and the
remainder of the first and second Falls were diverted• by 'an
open Trench, or a Tunnel, to another point (which in, the
opinion of an --experienced Engineer, would well answer, the
Expence, and would ensure the entire command of a most •
enviable Situation), it would then work with ease one Wheel of
an immense size, or two Wheels in.successiOn, of thirty-two
feet in diameter, fixed more conveniently near the Turnpike.
Road, and would unite such a.swell of Water, with a Fall
of such uncommon power, as (together) cannot he matchdd
in the whole Neighbourhood. •
If more Land should be wanted, probably an adjoining
Farth might be had, consisting of a roomy House, Barn, and
about Thirty-seven Acres, lying, nearer to the Town, with a
Southern Aspett, supplied with a most excellent Spling• of
Soft Water, and promising a very Converiient and pleasant
Situation for the Residence of a Manufacturer.
The Premises abound with Building Timber, Stone, ex-'
cellent Coal, and good Springs.
Immediate Possession may be had; and for further parti-
culars, apply to Chatles' Chadwick, Esq. at Healey Hall.