Star.
London, England, 1825-04-02 00:00:00

FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESES, &c.

GItEENOUGH'S PECTORAL LOZENGES of
TOLU. The great demand, after Sixty Years trial, proves
them a superior remedy for all Coughs, Iloarscnesses, Sore
(limits, Asthmatic and Consumptive Complaints. The Genuine'
tidy have " B. Hayward" printed on the Stamps, by whonathey
ate prepared, as Successor to Mr. Greenough, the Inventor.
-Sold in boxes at is. lid. by his appointment, by Messrs. New-
bery and Sons, 45, :ind Edwards, 66, St. Paters Church-yard;
Butler, 4, Cheapside ; Sutton, Bow Church-yard; Johnston, Corn-
bill, Nix, Royal Exchinge; Barclay and Sons, 93, Fleet Diarket ;
floiwell, 269, Borough; Bayley and Co. Cockspur-street ; Ward,
344. Holborn; Sanger, 150, Oxford-street; Johnston, Greek-street,
Sohe; Blake, 47, Piccadilly, and the Vendors of Genuine Medi-
cines; where also may be had, GREENOUGH'S CELE-
tRATiw"TINCTURE, for preservhig the Teeth and Gums,
set casing the -Tbetb•ackse, in enlarged bottles, at 24.94. each.

The House contains a handsome
inner hall, Study, two handsome '
communicating by folding-doors,
tuary Marble Chimney-pieces, enriched
down to the floor, opening to a 11..-
Dining-room, Gentleman's Dressing.

proportions.
The first floor contains seven I.
Di essing-Rooms, handsomely fitted
School- Roma, &c. over which
Chambers, six Savants' Rooms,
Passages, &c.

Thi Offices comprise Housekeeper's
Kitchen, Pantry, two Meat-larders,
and •Under-Botler's Pantry, Servants"
Rooms, Men-Servants' Room, and
VERY SUPERIOR CELLARS
The Outbuildings consist of _
Wash-house, Shoe-house, Knife-hole,
Coach-house, Stabling for Ten "
cots and Poultry-houses; Home
Stable, Waggon and Cart Sheds,
Barns; another Farm-yard, with GI
house, Poultry-house, and Itick-v
Capital walled Kitchen Garden,
Planted, and clothed with choice
Seed-room, Hot and Green-houses,
'fbe Pleasure-grounds are mast
veiled-walks, ornamented with '1
greens, &c. The whole containing
EIGHTY
Of finelleadow, and small part
Hill and Dale.
To be viewed by Tickets only.
Premises ; at the Castle, Ritham ,
Bull, Dartford; Star, Foot's Cra,
Man, Blackheath ; of Mews. Kaye,
citors, Bank-buildings; at Garraway't
170, Regent-street, of whom Tickets,'

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!BERLAND. ()RAND JUNCTION CANAL SHARES. REVERSION OF FOUR THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED
:'rH, ALNWICIt, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, And FORTY-EIGHT POUNDS TWELVE SHILLINGS
By Mr. ROBINS, t
I AND IMPROVABLE And TEN-PENCF, NEW Four: PER CENTS.
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street), • eli
) ESTATES. At Garraway's, Coffee.Hnuse, Change-alley, Cornhill, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, - e.''
On Tnoasaae, 14th April, 1825, at Twelve o'Clock,
F LEM MIN GTON, By Mr. 11013 INS, ,
IN TWO LOTS.
td OFFICES, PLEASURE
TWO SHARES of ONE HUNDRED POUNDS (Of Warwick House, Regent-street),
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'ATER CORN-MILL, COI, EACH, in that highly lucrative and very advantageous At Garraway's Coffee- Ilouse, 'Change-alley, Ortolan,
IS. and LAND, Concern of the (hi Tuultsnav, 14th April, 1825, at Twelve o'Clock,
A RCHILDS ESTATE, GRAND JUNCTION CANAL, THE REVERSIONARY LIFE INTEREST of a
SAND AND SIXTY ACRES.
the emoluments from which are daily increasing, from the great I- GENTLEMAN aged 33 Years in May next, (who resides '
extension of Commerce. in London, and whose Life is insured) upon the decease of a Gen- • I
BY AUCTION, Particulars may be had at Garraway's, and of Mr. Robins, 170. Homan and his Wife, both in the 7:1c1 Year of their Age. In the
ROBINS, Regent-street. Dividends arising from the Sum of FOUR THOUSAND FIVE
HUNDRED and FORTY-EIGHT POUNDS TWELVE
use, Regent-etreet),
SUFFOLK. SHILLINGS and TEN-PENCE, NEW FOUR PER CENTS. i
Change-alley, Cornhill, London, Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, between Stow Market Standing in the Names of mast respectable Trustees. i '
tril, 1825, at Twelve o'Clock. and Botesdale, Particu'ars may be had at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, 170,
JE. LOT. MANOR of NETHERALL, in 01. D NEWTON, Regent street.
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With the Rights, Voyaltie.. Quit Rents, and Appurtenances, res. - - - . . -
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r the Will of Nicnosas FRNWICK Capital MESS U.l GE, or FA It NI- i lOUS le,
deceased, With Barns, Stables, and other Agricultural Buildings, and EXTRACTS FROM EVIDENCE IIiEFORE THE ,
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LORDS ON THE STATE OF IRELAND.
F. and vet y IMPROVABLE SIXTY-FIVE &and( superior Arable and Pasture Land, with
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D ESTATES, - The GREAT TITHES ,
J. L. FOSTER, Esq. M.P.
Of the Parishes and Hamlets of OLD NEWTON, in Dugworth,
ot1•1140
M A NOR of LENI MINGTON; TO BR SOLD BY A UCTION, Have you any information respecting the progress of mining in
By Mi. ROBINS, Ireland? •
mud Game of every descrtption. •
(Of Warwick-Douse, Regent-street), Not much has actually been done as yet in mining,
N, LENIMINGTON HALL, At Gorraway's Coffer-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, but great preparations are making, and Ireland pre-
ase, on a fine commanding esni. On Tuunsuar, 19th May, 189-5, at Twelve O'Clock, cans considerable facilities. I have conversed with the
most experienced engineers, and I know' the result of
id lueuriaat 'Views, conveniently IN ONE LO'T'ed, and adapted for the accurumo- A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate
- their examinations on the subject. The most impol tent
about Three Mile, from Stow Market, on the road to 80-,
'lase RESTIXTAIIILITT. testlafe, comprising 4 mineral product of Ireland I conceive to he coal.--•
descriptions; Coach-houses, and The :11 A NOR of NETIIERALL, in OLD NEWTON, Coal exists in eight parts of Ireland. There are eight
fields, as they are called. If a line were nct coal
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1, &c. and Lodging-rooms over; 'lYith the Rights, Royalties, Quit Rents, and Appurteriances di) .
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'sure Grounds and Land, forming thtreunto belonging. drawn throug ,h Dublin westward five coal fields occur
he Mansion, surrounded by fire A capital MESSIT AGE nr FARM HOUSE, called _
live Woods, stored with fine OA NETHER HALL, to the northward of that line, which are all a bitum;- •
With Farm Yard, Barn, Stables, and other suitable Agricultural nons flaming coal, more or less of the nature of the
Lands are in Possession of John Farming Buildings, and ahout coal which supplies London ; the three coal fields to 1 .
Year to Year. SIXTY FIVE AC:I4'S the south are non-flaming stone coal, proper for menu- 1
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Of superior Pasture, and Arable Land.
facture, but comparatively unfit for domestic purposes.
;, with good Farm-houses, Offices, •
Buildings; capital rich Nleadow, Also, the it EeTtißl A I or Glt Ir. Al"
tided by thriving Hedges. In the about ONE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTYfhose coal fields taken in the aggregate' are more ex-
'. Appleby, and Smith, as Tenants ACRES of most excellent Land. tensive than all the coal fields ill Great-Bii.ain; but
Cotteses. The whole in the occupation of Mr. Charles Burcham, a respecta-
they are far less valuable; there are not above three or
ble tenant. but the whole may be had at Michaelnras next.
four of the eight coal fields which are likely to be of
MILL, rich old Meadow Land.
1 Turnbull, Tenant at Will. The situation of this Estate is extremely eligible, and capable of
great improvement, and in a fine Sporting Country. 'The Btfilding. much practical benefit to Ireland. The most important ••/ ,
MOOR LAND , about are in excellent order; the Roads good; Neighbourhood highly rf them is that in the vicinity of Lough Allen, in the -.
AND FORTY ACRES, respectable, only Three Miles from Stow Market (one of the best county of Leitrim. The coal which is there found is 4
Game and Grouse, &e. Markets in the County); Thirteen from Bury St. Edmund's, and little inferior .
in quality to either Newcastle or White- ei
Fourteen from Ipswich.
RY, and a COAL MINE, withl believe there is no coal in the British Island!
ay be worked to a considerable To be viewed by applying to Mr. Burcham, on the Premises, haven.of whom Particulars may be had; of Messrs. Marriott';, Solicitors, pracurable at so little expense, owing to the strata
engines, as it ill a dry level.
being near to the surface; and from the facilities for
am! the King's Head, Stow Market ;Bell, Bury Et. Edmund's ; Mr.
LEA RC I I I LDS FA R sf, adjoin-
discharging water.- Without the advantage of' ma-
Haynes. Scole Inn • Crown, Halesworth ; Golden Lion, Ipswich ;
?arm-Home and I knbuildings. in Swan, flarleston ;•'Cups, Colchester; at Garraway's; and of Mr,
nt from year to year; with pietu- Robins, No. 170, Regent-streett chinery, the coal is now obtainable at the pit for about
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okitig the Vile of the Alin.
CHEPSTOW, 6J. a ton ; with the employment of machinery, it ii
CHEPSTOW, MONMOUTHSHIRE. Properties contain about E. THE HARDWICK MANSION AND ESTAT the opinion of Mr. Griffith
th that it might be obtained at
AND SIXTY ACRES, FREEHOLD AND LAND TAX REDEENIED. four shillings. The quantity of coal in this district is
y Timbered. 'Six other STONE-BUILT RESIDENCES, with OFFICES, very great indeed; the stratum which they are at pre-
rly Thirteen Hundred Acres of the GARDENS, &c. and Inclosures of Rich MEADOW LAND, sent working in the most unskilful manner has been
y renewed, under the Dean and the whole upwards of
THIRTY-SIX ACRES; ascertained at about eight thousand Englisit acres, and
of &Bingham, about four miles Commanding the most pleasing and delightful Views of the Bristol fully thirty millions of tons of coal might be taken from
Port of Almnouth, on the high Channel, the River Wye, eitd the St vern.- it, after making all the allowances for the quantity left ~
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
. to support the roof. What makes this coil of the
B Mr. ROBINS
able Property for Investment, and y ,
greatest importance is, that it is almost in cont4ct with
and of Field-Sports, ace. (Of Warwick-House, Regent-street),
ansion-House, Garden., Pleasure- i At Garraway's Coffee-House,'Change-alley. Cornhill, London, the richest iron ore. I believe it requires mean,-
palm to be viewed, on application • On THURSDAY, the 19th of May, 1825, at Twelve oClock, about eight tons of coals to extract one ton of iron
' their respective Farms;. and Mr. IN ONE LOT, from the English ore in Staffordshire and Warwick-
tch Farm, win shew the Wood,and JHE Delightful and much-admired FREEHOLD shire; and it takes as many as ten tons of coals to ex-
rs may he- had; also at the White ESTATE, most beautifully situate in the Hamlet of
kiford ; King's Arms, lierwisk ; HARDWICK, tract a ton of iron in parts of Scotland. At Lough Allen
d George, Newcastle-upon-Tyne; On; fine commanding Eminence, embracing Noble Views of the it is ascertained that five tons are sufficient,' cowing to , .
ngel, Ferrybridge; Black Swan, Chanhel, the II iver Severn, &c. &e. and the richaliversified surround the extreme. richness of the ore. There are also on
rgr, Stamford; Hen and Chickens, ing Country, and pleasing Scenery of the Shipping passing and the opposite side ef the lake, to a great extent, other
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, Solicitor, orpeth; of Messrs. repes.ing.
ors, Southampton-buildings Chan.. HARDWICK HOUSE, strata of coal, which have never yet been worked, but
of Mr. Robins, No. 170, anent- A most Substantial Stone-built Mansion, planned for the accom- the position of which has been ascertained. Until
the Estate may be seen. modation of a Gentleman's Family, with Offices of all descriptions, lately, there had been scarcely any communica-
Double Coach-house and Stables, Walled Gardens, Farm-yard, tinns by roads, and none by water carriage, with this
F.NT. and various Out-buildings.
district; within the last two or tlirce years, a ..
E, SEATED IN A PARK, Six other Detached Stone-built RESIDENCES,
branch of the Royal Canal has been carried to it.— I
With Others, Coach-houses and Stables, Yard, and Out-buildings,
ertace-walk in front; Walled Gardens, dtc. all planned and fitted up for the Residences The peasantry in the country are remarkably peace- , .
1 ' Stable, Farm-yard, and Buildings; of Gentlemen's Families, and now let to most respectable Tenants. ful, and are ready to work for sixpence a day. My
miens, Hot and Green-houses, The Event and estimated Vallee upwards of Five Hundred Guineas own expectations are very sanguine as to the future
d upwards of per Annum.
of that part of Ireland from these resources. •
The Buildings have all been erected within a few Years, in a Prosperity
IF MEADOW LAND, most substantial manner, are in the best state of repair, and form I am not aware of iron ore being found in quantity
e Miles from London. a most Desirable Property for• Residence and Investment. contiguous to any other coalfields of Ireland; but such ,
BY AUCTION, The Peer and other Taxes are low. may perhaps be the case. The next most valuable
May be viewed, by applying to Thos. Evans, Esq. Hardwick . . .
ROBINS, collieries in Ireland are in the county of Kilkenny ;
House, the Residences, by permission a the respective Tenants, of ~
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fuse, Regent-street), whom Particulars may be had; also, at the Beaufort Arms, they are of a non-flaming coal, and inferior in every -.
Ise, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, Chepstow; the King's Head, Newport; Bush, Bristol; White way, I conceive, to those in the county of Leitrim ; but
April, at Twelve o'Clock,
Lion, and York House Hotel, Bath; the• Bail, Gloucester; of they are sufficient for agricultural purposes, for burn-
Mr. Bentley, and at the Inns, Worcester; at Garraway's; and
cry Desirable FREEHOLD of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, London, where a Plan . ..
and also for future application to
mg lime,
arge and truly-desirable Residence, of the Estate may be seen. 'There ica great supply of Potters clay in their neigh.
ZN HALL, • 140NMOUTHSHIRR, bourhood, but the manufacture has not hitherto existed
Near NEWPORT and PONTEPOOL, in Ireland. The third colliery in point of value is
and adapted for the accommodhe I
CWM-DU. what occurs in Munster; it occupies a large track of
FIRST DISTINCTION, ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT.
country, extending through two or three baronies in J
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I A. COPYHOLD and small part. LEASEHOLD- ESTATE,
I. with fine growing Timber, bean. I Pleasant RESIDENCE, with about the county of Cork, part of Limerick, part of
lSheets of Water well stocked vetch EIGHTY-FOUR ACRES OF LAND, COAL WORKS, Kerry, then passing under the Shannon through the i
COTTAGES, TRAM-ROADS, ace. . county of Clare, and is lost in the Atlintic
It XLEY, IN TUB COUNTY LAND-TAX REDEEMED,
KENT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Ocean. That coal field cannot consist of less than
one thoesanJ square miles; but it is a bad coal, and'
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some Pintrance.hall, Vestibule, or By Mr. ROBINS,
e Libraries, elegant Drawing-Room (Of Warwick-House, Regent-street, London), -except. at particular points, not likely to be very profit- t ...
1 ...11, walls stuccoed and painted, Sta- Br (Ansa or Pia Paorturrom, ably woe ked ; the strata ate thin ; they are mixed with
slate, and so vertical in their position, that it is difficult i
enriched. Cornices; &c. with Win- At• Girraway'i Coffee. House, 'Cliampe-alleys.Cornhill, London,
L beautiful Terrace-walk ; a capital Oa THURSDAY, the 19th May, 1825, at Twelve o'Clock,
easing-Room, &c. all of handsome IN ONE LOT, to pursue them to any extent; but on the barks of the
river Blackwater, at a place called Dromagh,-fourmiles ,
AVERY valuable COPYHOLD ESTATE, and a •
i principal Bed-Chambers and four small part LEASEHOLD, for a long Term, west of Kenturch, this coal has been discovered in a
tted up; Water-Closet,Batb- Room, COMPRISING workable condition, and is at present worked to a con-
ti there are two secondary Bed- About SEVENTSTHREE ACRES of COPYHOLD, and si era e extent, and has been applied lately to burning
d bl , ._
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is, Nursery, a Housemaid's Closet, nearly ELEVEN ACRES of LEASEHOLD,
CWM DU COLLIERY, thins-, and for distilleries. These are the three collieries
&tenor's Rowe, Storeernam• large Situate One Mile from Poutiponi, and Ten from Newport, in the which I believe are the most likely to be really of con-
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dets, China-room, Scullery, Iltstlerge 1 Parish of Trevetben. sequence in Ireland. I should nor, however, be dis-
rvanu' Hall, Bailiff-and Gardener's : A neat Stone-built DWELLING-HOUSE and OFFICES,
and Sleeping Rooms over. GARDEN, STABLES, and other Buildings. posed to treat too lightly the coal within the vicinity of
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RS FOR WINE,BEER, ALE,&c. Thirteen substantial Stone-built Cottages, with Carpenter and Dungannon; within the last few years very improved .
likelybe
of it have been discovered, and it is to
if cool Dairy, Scullery, Laundry, Smiths' Shops, Cabin, Tool-house, Sawpit, Sheds, and other strata
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-hale, ice. a Stable-yard, Double Erections- of the more importance, as it is in the vicinity of large
ki s,
1 limn, Harness-room, gm Dow_ The Monmouthshire Canal passet through the Estate. The i ~ 4
whole of the Mote abounds with valuable Strata. of Coal, Iron 1 ' •`"
me Farm-yard, with Cart-horse one of eleven feet, but it is not great in extent ;
beds of potters' clay. The strata of coal are thick ;
eels, Cow-house, two commodious Ore, and fine Clay. A Level for Coil has been opened to an ex-
to suppose, that the collieries in the I
it Granary, Piggery, and Slaughter- tent of upwards of Six Hundred Yards, and an Air Shaft, in part, and there is reason
there
t-yard. has been opened.—A capital Wharf for Shipping Coals, Ste. con- neighbourhood of Dungannon will, in the process of
'den, well Stocked, Cropped, and netted with the Canal bye Tram-road. time, be exhausted. The next place where coal occurs .
take Fruit Trees, Melon Ground, The Property, at a moderate expense, may be made a very lu-
crative Concern, and may be calculated to raise from Fifty to One is near Ballycastle, in the vicinity of the Giant's Cause-
nes, Grapery, &c•
mist 'tastefully disposed with Gra. Hundred Tons of Coats per day. way; It is good in quality, but it is almost exhausted.
Can you state any observation with respect to the mineral re-
Newly-erected Ovens, producing Coke and Coal Tar.
Thtiving Shrubs, Flowers, Ever-
The Timber on the Estate, Tram-plates, Waggons, Canal Boats, sources of Ireland in copper and lead ? . •
fining about
and other Materials, to be taken at a valuation, and immediate Copper and lead mines are found in numbers in two i
ry. ACM- possession may be-had. distric,s of Ireland ; the one in the county of Wicklow,
art. Arable, LBW, Isell varied is Thomas Watkins, on the Premises, will spew the Property. and the other in the county of Kerry, and the south-west
where P irticulars May be had and Plans of the Estate seen ; and ,
ly. Particularsmay be had on the at the Bush Tavern, Bristol; Lion, Wolverhampton ; Ilea and part of tne county of Cot k, between the town of Killer-
m; Golden Lion, Bexley Heath; Chicken., Birmingham; J. G. Parr, Esq. Litchfield ; Bell, Glouces. ney and the river ketimare. The copper mines in the I
Cray; Mortar Woolwich ; .oretes ter; r.iessrs. Haynes, Swansea; of Messrs. Jones and Waddington.
. south-west have not been sufficiently examined until of
Kaye, Freebie:ld, and tKaye, Soho Solicitors, Usk; the King's Head, Newport; at Garraway s ; and Tate years, but in tie course of the last year some
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!away's; amhof Mr. &blear ley la No. of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street. London, where Plans of . .
ickets may be had, the Laild'and Strata of Coal may be seen. , spititc.! undertakings have been made on English capital
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