Star.
London, England, 1808-10-04 00:00:00

BIDDING IDN PRINTING GROUNDS.

DUDDING and NELSON beg permission to
acquaint the Nobility and Pithlic, that they have just com-
pleted (and also have in a great state of forwardness), a select
variety of novel and superb Printed Furnitures, which they trust,
in design and colouring, will be found far staperior to any yet pro-
duced.—To be seen at thetr Warehouse, N 0.72, New Boad street,
which is regularly supplied from their Marta:teary as above.
N.B. Various patterns of last year's Printing at reduced pricer,
worthy the attention of the Trade Hotel and Tavern keepers,
Proprietors of furnished houses, 1:c.

SALE of LANDS in ARGYLLSHIRE ADJOURNED.
The Sale of the ESTATE of AUCHARN is postponed till Wed-
nesday, the 9th of November next, when it will be exposed by
PUBLIC AUCTION, within the Royal Exchange Coffee-
house, Edinburgh, at Two o'clock in the aftenoon, (if not pre-
viously dispose d of lay private bargain).
'HIS Property comprehends the FARMS of AU-
CHARN, CORROSPEINE, ARIENESS, and DERINA.
MAIRI', situated in the parish of Morvern, and county of Argyll.
These lands are of great extent, and the pasturage admirably adap-
ted for maintaining an extensive stocking of sheep and black cattle.
The cuppice woods upon the farm of Arieness, chiefly consisting
of oak, which will be fit for cutting in three or four years, and.
have been estimated by a skilful valuator, to be then worth up-
wards of 12001. sterling. The old planting on the farm of Au.
chant is estimated to be worth 5001—Upon the farm of Aucham
there is a beautiful situation for a house, having in front a large ri-
ver, and a fine lake behind. The lands abound in muir game and
black cock, and the river in salmon and trout. Thera is every pro-
bability of a Lead Mine being upon the farm of Corrospeine, for
upon the lands immediately adjoining to it a lead mine has been al-
ready opened, and partially wrought with a prospect of success.—
The whole of these lands, when the present leases expire atWhit-
sunday, 810, even according to the present low prices of sheep and
black cattle, yield a rent of considerably above 3001. per annum;
and if the prices for the above description of stock shall revert to
what they have recently been, the rent will materially increase.
The teiuds are valued and exhausted, and the feu-duty and other
public burdens are very moderate. This property being situated
very near the head of Lochallin, and in the immediate vicinity of
the Sound of Mull, possesses the advantage of water-carriage for
conveying the produce to market, and it is in agitation to carry
on a road front the coast cf Morvem to the road leading through
Ardgour to Strontian, which, when executed, will render the ac-
cess to Morvern 4h that direction extrem:ly easy. To a proprie-
tor of an estate in the Western Isles, these lands would be a vain-
able acquisition, as,from the extensive woods upon them, a supply
of timber and watlings for farm and shore purposes would al-
ways be secured.—Application for particulars may be made to
the proprietor, Ardtorinish, Morvern ; to Robert Campbell, W.S.
Edinburgh; or Alexander Mundell, No. 45, Parliament-street,
Westminster.

DESIRABLE LANDS IN ARGYLLSHIRE.
To be SOLD by PUNIC AUCTION, within the Royal Ex-
change Coffeehouse, Edinburgh, on Wednesday the 16th lay
of November next, at two o'clock, if not previously disposed
of by private bargain,
'THE LANDS of DURREN, ERIDEN, and
BALLIGHOWN or smrrHTON, lying in the pariah of
Dalavick, and county of Argyll.
This estate is beautifully situated on the Lake of Lochawsg
which forms its southern boundary, and it is bounded on the east
by the lands of Kaints, the property of the heirs of the late Mr.
Dreghorn. . _

These lands are of great extent, the hill grazings well adapted
for maintaining either sheep or black cattle, and the grounds on
the shore (except what is underwood) consists of excellent arable
land, and such as might, at a small expence, be rendered arable.
being highly susceptible of improvement; and the lands contain
abundance of limestone of an excellent quality.
'!'here is upon the estate a commodious Mansion-house, three
storeys high, which has been rough cast this season, and at a very
trifling additional expence might be put into a sufficient state of
repair, suitable for the accommodation of a numerous family,
and which from the many natural beauties surrounding it, forma
a most delightful residence. •
This property likewise enjoys •the benefit of being situated
within six miles of Inverary, the county town, to which there is a
daily pest, and from which the necessary supplies for a family
maybe regularly and easily procured. Besides the planting and
old timber around the house, there is a very valuable and exten.
sive track of coppice wood (chiefly oak) on the estate, completely
inclosed and preserved, which will probably yield at next cutting
(including the old standards, and other reservations of oak and
ash made at the last sale), a price of at least £3OOO.
The Farms of Eriden and Smithton have been for several years
in the occupation of the proprietor, and the lease on the Farm of
Darren expires at WhitsuntidelBoB. it is well ascertained that
the whole property upon the wood:inclosures being opened for pas-
ture, will let at £4OO per annum. The titladeeds arc clear and
unexceptionable, the teinds valued so far back as 1629, and
exhausted, and the public burdens (including a small feu-duty to
the Duke of Argyll, the superior) are very low.
This estate has been always noted for the variety and quantity
of game with which it abounds, particularlygrouse, black game,
roe, hare, and partridge. The lake of Lochawe, the largeriver
which bounds the Estate on the Wen, and the Muir Lochs,
afford excellent fishing. In short, a more eligible purchase, on
account of its value or the variety of its amusements to the
sportsman,is seldom to be met with.
for farther particulars application may be made to Duman
Campbell, Esq.. writer, lnver.ary ; to -Robert Campbell, writer to
the signet, Edinburgh ; or to Alexander Mundell, 45, Parliap
meat-i,treet,Weitminster; and the tenants will slam th, estate
proem wishing to view it.