Star.
London, England, 1807-04-11 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.

LEICESTERSHIRE, on the Border of RUTLAND.
By Mcfirs. SKINNER, DYKE and CO.
At Garraway's, London, on Wednefday, May 6, at is o'clock, in
one Lot,
AValuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, fituate in
the parifh of Cold Overton, In the county of Leiceftcr.nearly
adjoining the turnpike road from Langhant to Mehon Mowbray,
four miles from Oakham, fix from the capital market town of Mel-
ton Mowbray. and ten front Uppinghant ; eonfifting of a very im-
provable Grazing Farm, containing tot oats of meadow and old
pafture land, plentifully fupplied with excellent water, now in the
poffeflion of Mr. Geo Bryan,as tenant at will, at the very low rent
of I ocl. per apn. The Farm is capable of the greatelt improvement,
and, in point of fituation very defirable. To he viewed u days ,
preceding the rale, by applying to John Wood, the Shepherd, near
the Church, Cold Overton. Printed particular. may be had at the
Crown, Oakham; Falcon, Upping! am; Swan, Melton Mowbray;
of Mr. Price, printer, Leiceftrr ; of Mr. Newcomb, printer, Scam!
ford; Meffrs. Dicey and Co printer., Northampton ;at the place
of fale; and of Meffrs. Skinner, }rim and Co. Alderfgate-Itreet,
London.

TWICKENHAM COMMON. MIDDLESEX.
Capital OIL MILLS, RESIDENCE. and FARM,
With immediate poffellitm.
By Meffrs. SKINNER DYKE, and CO.
At Garraway's, on Wednefday, May 6, at as o'clock ,is Twot,ots,
by order of the Executors and Devifees,
THE very valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
comprifing TWICKENHAM 011. MILLS, fituate on a
powerful flream, with 9 feet fall, at a ihort diltanee from the River
Thames; with a capital water wheel, a feet diameter, working
3 pair of upright Roes; t pair of rolls, and t 7 pair of !tampers,
with rifting frames; furnaces, and fuitable del erns , all the appara-
tus, tackle, and going seers; a capital fire-engine, and lofts for 70cet
quarters ; a newly erected agent's dwulling-houfe; and about St
acres of arable, meadow, and paßure Land. The premlfes poffcfs
every requifue convenience for carrying on a very extenfive and
beneficial trade : are prefumed to be equal, if not fuperior, to any
Mills in the kingdom, and are held for 40 years, at a rent of only
scl. per annum. Alfo, a very defirable Freehold Eltate adjoining,
lately occupied by Thomas M'infloe, lifq. the owner, deceafed ;
eonflfting of a genteel refideuce, and domeftic offices, called Full
well Lodge ; capital ftabling, coach houfe, and other buildings, re-
cently eretted on an uniform plan, and handfome elevation; beau-
tiful plea ffi fure-grounds, ritbbery, and excellent gardens; with hot-
houfe, 'green houfe, and lofty walls, clothed with a choice felec-
tion of fruit-trees; and the adjoining paddock; containing about
16 acres, interfetted by the mill-ftream, which has the appearance
of a ferpentine canal. The ft:elation is remarkably fine, healthy,
and commands a beautiful and very extensive profpeet. To be
viewed by tickets only, which mhy be had, with prime!! particu-
lars, cf Mr. lambert, Solicitor, Hatton-garden; and of Meffrs.
Skinner, Dyke, and Co. P.lderfgate-ftrect. where a plan may be
feen, and a copy of the leaf:: perufed. Particulars may be alto had
of Mr. Trewroan, printer, Exeter; Mr. Gutch, printer, Brig*.
tol ; Mr. Peacock, printer, York ; Mr. Billinge, printer, Liver-
l'' ; and Mr. Baines, printer, Leeds; Mr. Donaldfon, printer,
Edinburgh ; and at the place of fate.—N. B. Part of the purchafe-
money may remain on mortgage._

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CAPI FAL RESIDENCE, WITH BEAUTIFUL PLEAS'
GROUNDS AND GARDENS, fituate at Bulb-Hill, near En-
field, Midißete:.
By Mess. SKINNER, DYKE, and CO.
On Wednefday, May 27, at Garraway's, in One I.ot, unlefs an ac-
ceptable offer is previoufly made to purchafe by Private Llan•
wad, to John Blackburn, Efq. No. is, New Broad.ttreet, or
Meffrs. Skinner, Dyke, and Co.
I'HE valuable and fingnlarly elegant REST.
DENCE, with delightful pkafure-grounds, exeenfivc walled
garden, green honk, and grapery, Cabling, coach houfes, farm •
yard, and every requifite office for the accommodation of a family
of refpeetabihty p—containing 75 acres of freehold and eopyhold
land, exclufive of to acres held of the New River Company. fitu-
ate on that much admired fpot Both hill, adjoining to Enfield
Chafe,and within nine miles of the metropolis, the property and
refidence of John Blackburn, Efq. M.P. The houfe lea very excel-
lent and fubitantial brick edifice, crated on a pleating eminence,
and potkffing every &mettle convenience for the accommodation
of a refpcdtable family. The !tabling and offices are in every re-
ified complete, and the grounds have been recently extended and
improved at a very rontiderable expence. The ranges are in-
chafed by a park paling, and are watered by the New River and the
I Salmon Brook, the latter of which has been rendered an object of
lingular beauty; by the prefent proprietor. The whole, although
fituate fo near the metropolis, poffeffes the diftinguilhed feature of
not being fulled to be overlooked, or in any degree intercepted,
and commands exteativeprofpeets over the furrounding country.
To be viewed with ticket. only, which may be bad, with printed
particulars, of Mare. Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Alderfgateßrect,
where a plan may be fern.

A MOST DESIRABLE ESTATE,
Only Two Miles from Bath, formerly parcel of Prior Park Eftate
and lately belonging to j. Mighcll, Efq. declared.
TO BE SOLO BY Aile'rlON,
By Mr. KNIGHT,
At the Cattle and Ball lr,n,in Bath, on Tuefday the 14th of April,.

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'Soy, at Twelve o'Clock, comprifing
ABOUT toG ACRES of FREEHOLD LAND,
with Barn, Cartie-theds, and Cotta.les, in the Parifh of
Muckton Con,be; and about 23 ACRES of FREEHOLD, and
S ACRES of LEASEHOLD LAND, in the Farah of Lyneombe
and Widcombe, the whole lying within a ring fence, interfeeted
by two [mall pieces of ground alio, the inheritance in Fee Simple
of abut 3 Acres of Land, In the Parity of Monckton Combe, with
Paper Mill and Premifes thereon, granted by the late Proprietor
for gg years, referving 321. toy. per annum.—The Lands malt of
arable, meadow pafture, and w sod; covered with a flourishing
growth of Timber, and are moft advantageoufly &noted on the
Southern Declivity of the Hill, extending from Combs Down
nearly to the Banks of the Spmerfetihire Coal Canal, to which the
Eftate is open. Several acres of the ground contain very deep (trate
of the fincit Bath (tone, which, from the communication with the
Canal, might be quarried with a certain and eonliderable profit.
The ettate is watered by a great number of fprings,many of which
h.Vie been lately concentrated for the ufe of a paper-mill, and now
admit of being moft advantageoutly employed in fupporting other
mills, manufadtorits, or works, for which the fituation is fingu-
Andy well adapted. The contiguity of the eftate to Bath, and con-
(twat facility of manuring, affords a <militant opportunity of
improvement < and the romantic beauty of the adjacent feenery.
together with the grandeur of the diftam views, render feveral
parts of the property peculiarly eligible for the Ste of a villa, more
efpecially as the pretence of (tone and timber would conilderably
reduce the ordinary expences of building.
For further particulars, apply to the Audtionwir, at DeVIZOII
or Mr. B. Wingrove, ,Batts. And for a vim of the pretaltio, is
William Jaren Combo Down.