Star.
London, England, 1808-04-16 00:00:00

CAPITAL ESTATE and COLLIERY,I.EEDS, YORKSHIRE.
By Messrs. SKINNER, DIKE, TUCHIN, and FORREST,
011.Thorsday the Sth of May, at Twelve o'Clock, at Garr:.
way's Cefee-house, Change Alley, London, in One I.ot,
A CAPIT4L and very Valuable FnE MINX EsTATE,
34- most advantageously situate in the Townships of Middleton,
Decagon, and Hunalet, in the parishes of Rotlarell and Leeds,
about one mik-and a half of the capital town of Leeds, and easy
distances from Wakefield, Bradford, Huddersfield, and Halifax,
in the West Riding oldie Cistmty of York; comprising the Lord-
ship or Manof of Middleton, with the Great Tythes of the same ;
a desirable Residence called Middleton Lodge, with Officei,walled
Garden, Plantations, and Paddocks; a Genteel Dwelling-house,
occupied by Mr. Joseph Humble ; a Brewery, a capacious
It Water Corn Mill one hundred and sixty-two Workmen's
Cottages ; two Public Houses, Stabling, Work-shops, and other
suitable erections ; and the surrounding Farms, consairring in the
whole one thousand three hundred and seventy-seven Acres of
fertile and productive Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, and
Woods abundantly stocked with improving Tiniher, lying very
compact, and nearly within a Ring Fence, with Farm Houses and
Buildings for Husbandry.
. Also, Oae Undivided Fourth Part of the Manor of Hanslet.—
Part in hanA the remainder (except one small Farm) let to Te-
nants at Will, and on Leases near expiring. The present Rents,
with the estimated Value of the Premises in hand, (but exclusive
of the Manors and Tythes taken in Kind) amount to Two Thou-
sand Two Hundred and Twenty-one Pounds per annum, and
which may be very e.msidi.rahly increased as the leases expire.
Also, the Valuable and Beneficial Coal Works on the Estate,
'well-known as Middleton Colliery, communicating by an Iron I
Rail-road with the Populous and Manufacturing Town of Leeds,
of which this Colliery is the Chief supply, under the regulation of
saveral Acts of Parliament ; with all the valuabletiteam Engines,
Gins, Staiths,lron and Wood Rail-roads,Waggons,Toolsokc. The
Coals have sold, on an average for the last Seven Years, for upwards
of Twenty-four Thousand neon& per annum. Ile Purchaser/
may. to accommodated with Fifty Thousand Pounds on security '
of the Estate for seven years.—.:ro be Viewed.
Printed Particulars may be had of Mr. Joseph Humble, on the
Premises ; also at the Coal Staith at I.eeds ; and of the undes-
meutioned,Prlnters of the News Papers ; Mr. Baines, Leeds ;
Mr. Peacock, York; Mr. Walker, Newcastle; Mr. Donaldson,
Edinburgh ; Mr. Harrop, Manchester ; Mr. hillinge, Liverpool,
Mr. Peek, Hull ; Mr. Stretton, Nottingham ; Mr. Montgomery,
:Midfield y also of Mr. Lewis, Gray's Inn-square, London ; at the
place of Ade ; and of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, Tuchin, and Forrest,
Ajdenniate-otoret, London, where Plana may be seen.

MIMI/LE:SEX.
AN ELEGANT VILLA, FARMS, AND LANDS. '
By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN, and FORREST,
On Thursday, June 2, at Carraway's Coffee-house, 'Chango.alley,
Cornitiff, in Ten Lots,
VALUABLE FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD
v ESTATES, situate in the Parishes of Finchley, Hendon,
'Ltd Little Stannuire • consisting of a Villa, with beautiful grounds,
and rich paddocks, and sundry FarMs and lands, containing about
400 —min, let at rents anusunting to 'about
ONE THOUSAND FOUNDS PM ANNUM.
I.or 1. The elegant Villa called Hendon Place, with excellent
office..., beautiful and extensive pleasure-grounds, lawns, capital
gardens, and sundry rich meadows, containing about 78 acres,
tythiAree, now in the possession of James Warm, Etq. on lease.
Lu r 2. A Farm at Older's Hill, containing 66 acres (part
tythe-free) of meadow-land, with a, good farm-house and build-
ings, in the occupatton of Mr. John Hills, who has had notice to
quit at Michaelmas next.
LOT 3. Eight Acres . a Half of I.ankealled Gibb'aClascs,
sitmite at HighWouil Hill, Helium, let to Sir J. W. Anderson,
Mart. as Tenant at Will.
Lot. 4. A Dwelling,House, with °Wee, gardens, and six acres
of land at Mill Bill, ou lease to Mr. Jackson.
I.oT 5. Seven Acres and a Halt of land, called Corbett.. ad•
joining she bridge on the toad leading from Hendon to Finchley,
let to Mr. Sergrai t. at will.
Lox 8. A Farm, railed Milesph, at Hendon, containing about
55 acres with a good dwelling-house and outbuildings, on lease
for an Unexpired term.of three years, let to Mr. Thomas Greeves.
I.tr I. A Close, called Burnout-Field, containing I I :tires, si.
mate near the sevuu-mile stone, on the Edgware road, let to Mr.
James How, Tenant at Will.
LOT S. A Farm at liruckley Hill, in the Parish of little Stan.
more, Containing 88 acres, in the occupation of Mr. Richard
Fitch, on lease.
Lur 8. A Farm on the South side of Bushey Heath, in the Ps
Ash of I.ittle Stantiture, consisting of 56 acres, on lease to Mr:
Richard Fitch.
Lur 10. A Farm It Boreham, lVopdgate, containing 41 aura
of hind, tythe-free,Wlth a farmAouse and barn, in the possession
of Mr. Horn, on
The Farms and Lands maybe viewed twenty-eight days, pre.
ceding thesole, b' applying too the Tenants, of whompinted Par-
ticulars may be then bad; also at ibe Crane's, Edigivare • Aber-
tam Arms, Statunure 1 lijawe dad Crown, Watford ; Red Lion,
garnet; also of Mr. Cockney,, Solicitor, Casele-street, Hulborns
at the plait Or Sale; ad of Minim. Skinner, Dyke, fuchin, .and
•Focrest, Akkisgatissiitteet & of wimps Tickets may. be bad for
;viewing .I.e

CAPfl'Al. OIL AND MUSTARD MILLS, ST. SAVIOUR's,
SOUTHWARK.
By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN, and vounEsT,
On Thursday, May 19, at twelve, at Garraway's, in One Let,
I HE valuable and truly desirable Premises, most
eligibly situate in front of the River Thames, in Clink •street,
St. Saviours, Southwark, now in the possession of the Proprietor, 1
Mr. John Liogard, Oil Merchant and Mustar- Manufacturer,
retiring from business ; comprising the capital Oil and Mustard
Mills, which are extremely capacious, with storehouses sufficient
for ounu quarters of seed, and 250,000 cakes, and an extensive I
right of wiarfage ; in the mills are three pair of upright atones,
one Ink of cormstones, nine pair of stathpers, three pair of rolls,
nine sifting frames, and sisteettpounding frame, together with
all the valuable machinery and tackle apparatus. worked by a
most capital steam engine, equal to the power of z.) horses, erec.
tad within a few years at an immense expiiice, upon the best and
most approved principles. .1;
Also a large copperfor refining oil, four large cisterns, capable
.of containing upwards of 400 pipes, eight entailer copper cisterns,
with pumps, pipes, back, and a capital crane. The premises
possess every requisite convenience for carrying on a very eaten.
Jive and lucrative trade.
The situation, it is presumed, Is equal, .if not superior to any
for such a concern, poulessing /oral advantages highly beneficial to
the works.
l'o be viewed With Tickets, which, with printed particulars, i
maybe had of Messrs. Skinner, Dyle,-'fachib, and Forrest, Al-,
may alga be bidet the place of stk.

KENSINUmN.
A CHARMING SPOT 'co BUILD UPON.
By Mewl- SKINNER, DYKE, 'FLICHIN and FORRESI,
On 'Monday, Kay 19, at it, at Garraway'a, ate lot,
AVery Improvable . FREEHOLD ESTATE; 1, *-.e-"---7--
eonsistieg of a valuable plot of mond, extremelys:llole for. NESSRS. LEIGH and Surgeons, confine their
building upononcist desirably situated, neatly ciritlgnims.in the attention to the treatment of certain complaintsotantrazted
high rand at Kensington, a short distance from Hyde Pa& and ; ifiuttanhaubtv&imedr.isoLuitit,rxdhtihavitatteg
bite/
enwhgracgecthfis sairiusedthiabeyx
jrauutiivh:
branch fur the ha *Sten years in this house, it is presumed that
Tirotnpton, communicating with Kensington-square& Tito Pre hit
measure near fourteen acre*, and contain. an immense
quantity of gravel, in parts from IR to 20 feet in depth, whiCh, the mlyintaile of sa6 earrOneg erea the almost success to that
from Its contiguity to the Great Western Road, is highly assiduity witlewhfeb theg devote themselves to the Curc.of. ihese
able, and part of tbs ground ItexcellaitM elte-oth the situation Coinplaints.,-Inall min of roceni Occurrence the cure Ps speedy,
is presumed to be equal to any in the vicinity of the metropolis sort lams and dmegett4te eitittlfy aVoidak, hr every complicated
for building upon, as the steighbnerbood is highly respectable, and c"cs3n4 in those distWodsitt dttlietmcitts. Whit& are the: conse-
The surrounding country extremely beautiful. The Ground. Isis ilmenceb of you*Wul EraPrudelke, or the &matador indOlgeocrs of
sufficient spare for the erection of sevetal streets, sr is suitablefor warm climate's theirAlude oftrolitMentonsures a safe
an elegant polygon. iodise:m*lw raithiation to vritirous heath, The wpm
Yu be viewed, and Printed Ofirtiettlara ms}' be buy 21 days satatatinrxlie first intervievi, de in aiiiswetto lavers, sontpinipg a
preceding the Sale, at tho Kino Arms Twhict. -Kensingsoi; bnultante&• and in every' saw the aunt invioiabir secrecy is vb-
Pbce of Sale ; and ofMessrs. Skinner, Dyke, Tuebin mid Forrest,. sam,ed,-No. 9, Arundel-streetonsi yekaphi Bar.
Aidertgate-street, wheti s Plan rosy be seen. • There is an additional entrance is Watenstreet adjoining.

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