Star.
London, England, 1802-04-15 00:00:00

RECTORY—DEVON.—TO BE SOLD,
THE PERPETUAL ADVOWSON of, and
Right of Prefcntation to the Reectory of RINMORE, de-
lightfully fituated in the South of Devon and commanding,
within a few yards of the Houle, a beautiful and extenfive view
of the Englifh Channel, dißaut about four miles from Mod-
bury, !even from Kingibridge, and fixteen from Plymouth.
It comprizcs a Parfunage Himfr, and a large and ,metiizrit
Glebe of about 8o Acres of Orchard, Rich, Meadow, sad Ara-
ble Land, aecumodated with three convenient Barns in dii'erent
parts the Parith. and all Dec.:if:try oothtf 'dings in good repair,
let a few years line at the very low rent of 901.
The Tithes of the Parifh (exclufive of the Glebt) h been
for the long period of between 3o and 40 years let alto •he
fame yearly rent, :lieu' the Ratement of o hich fad, it is alt
ther uunrcelfary to add another word in confirrnati sn oft he high
il.zree of improvement, of which th:y arc capable. The pre-
fist incumbent Dr. Baker is about 7o years of age, and the
Land 'rat Is redeemed.

For Sale, a public turvey wiU he holdm at the Exeter Inn,
kept by Mr. Winfor, at Modbury, ,E 1 the lath of
at. three o'clock in the :Mer man. in thcmean w!.il .
liver the tenant at the i'.irf.mage HoVe, wit tb;ty t:c lane
and the Glebe, and further iaquiria auf.vtred by N'r. Wide,
Attorney. at Kingfbridge. •

WARIA'ICK'SHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

Tla.: latter end of May, or beginning of June next, in different
Lots, unlefs fooner difpofed of by Private Contract,
THE MANOR of WEDDINGTON, in the
County of Warwick ; and air() near ;co Acres of ex-
ceeding rich and fertile ARABLE, MEADOW, and PAS.
TORE LAND, in Weddington aforefaid, now divided into
convenient Farms, and in the palTediun of very relpedable Te
rants, with fuitahle and convenient Farm-houfes and Buildings
!landing thereon ,narticulars of which will be given in due time.
Weddington is tituated within one Mite of Nuneaton. live of
Atherttone, the fame Matter tram Hinckley, niae front
Coventry, and eighteen Miles from Leicelter, i* near the Wat-
ling•itre, t Road, and aim near the Turnpike: Road leading •
from Leicelter to Coventry, and within a fmall diitance of the
Coventry and Alhby Canals, and .he Poor-rates and Land-tax
are very low.
Further information may be bad applying to Robert
Abney, of Alhby-de-la-Zouch, in the county of lA:kelt:3.,
Efq. • Mr. Matthew Ingle, of the fame place; Mr. Farmer,
sf Barton in the Beans, in the fail County of Leh:eller ,q•
r)7 Mr. George Greenway, Attorney at Law, Nuneaton, War-
wickibire.

COAL and IRON MINES.
TO RE SOL.L B AUC I lON
. _

At (hrrsway's Coffee-houfe, Change Allcy, London, on
Thurfday the a;th day May, 1802, (unltL previoufly
difpofcd of by Private Contract,)
LOT 1.-THE Leafe of a Rich and Vahtable go-
-L in g Coal and Iron Mine, at I:Whitley and at
Kinlet, in the County of Salop, with the Colliers' Houfes, Ma-
chinery, Railways, and Way Leaves thereunto belong; t g; and
the Freehold Eftates of Scotts and New England, and a t r.ltate
called Woolftionwood, held under the Dean and Charter of
Quilt Church, Oxford, purchafed for tht ufe of the Works.
This Mine being Emitted within three miles of the Sceern,
nett to Bewdley and Stourport, thus potleas the double ad-
vantage of an immediate outlet to the Sea, by means of the
River, and of a Communication with the internal farts of the
Country by means of the Canal at Srourport.
There has been found upon the Eftate at Billingsley (which
confdta of upwards of noon Acres,) a Vein of Red Iron Stone,
the quantity of Iron contained in which is in the proportion of
6o to too, being the Rieheft Iron Stone yet difeovered, (the
Cumberland Ore excepted), and it lies In a regular ("lid meafure
or ffrattun of about an Inches in thiekritli. Thcrt are a variety
of other Iron Stones found upon the Eftate, and there is an
abundance of Coal, fo that for Perfoise of Shill and Enterprize,
with Capital (ancient for the undertaking, a more adeilable
Purchafc can hardly occu-, whether it is to he alienated hy
the Mclnnis and Quality of the Mine, or the advantage of
local fituation.
LOT 11. The Leafe of a valuable Coal Mine at Wolver-
hampton, in the County of Stafford.
For further Particulars apply to Alexander Mundell, Efq.
No. 3, Fludyer-ftrret, Weltminfter ; or P. Lewis, Efq.No. 6,
King's Bench-walk, Inner Temple, London, who are autho.
rized to fell the fame ,by Private Contrast.
CAPITAL MANSION and F STATE at SALFORD, WAR.
WICKSHIRE, and MICKLLTON, GLOUCESTER.
SHIRE.

TO BE SOLD BY 4 ucTioN,
(And entered upon at Lady Day, 18030
At the White Lion Inn, In Stratford-upon. Avon, in :lie County
of Warwick, on 'Thurfday the 6th Day of M iy, iSrA, at
Three o'clock in the Afternoon ; fubjrdt to fuel' Conditions
as will be produced,
LOT LA CAPITAL Meiruage or Manlion-honfe,
with convenient Offices, Coach-houfe, Stables,
Garden, and Appurtenances, fituate lit Salford Prior, in the
County of Warwick, in the occupation of James Mitchell. Eft}
together with divers Clofes of Rich Arable, Mra,!ow, and Pal:-
cure Ground, lying in a Ring Fence, and adjoining to the laid
Manfion, containing 192 Acres, in the occupation of the raid
James Mitchell and Widow Smith, or their refpcdtive A ffignees.
LOT 11.—A Manage or Farm-houfe, fituate at Rufliford,
in the Para of Salford aforefaid, with ennvenient fiarns,Stablcs,
and Outbuildings, and fevers' Clofes of Rich Arable, Meadow,
and Paiture Ground, lying contiguous thereto, containing to-
gether 172 Acres, in the occupation of the [aid Wiouw Smith,
or her Affignzes.
LOT 111.—A parcel of Meadow Ground called Priefra
Meadow, iituate in Salford aforefaid, containing 4A. s IL 24 P
in the occupation of the laid James Mitchell, or his Affinees.
1.0. r 1V...-Several Clofes or Parcels of Meadow Ground,
fituatc in Mickleton, in the County of Glom:titer, containing
about Nine Acres, in the occupation of Mr. Edward Horfinan.
N. B. Salford is fituate between Alcefter and Evelhans, at an
equal diltance from each of theft Town.s, and the Turnpike
Road adjoins this Effete.
The whole Eftatc at Salford is Freehold and Tythe Free,
and the Land Tax is low.—The Buildings are in vsry good re-
pair, and the flrft Lot is worthy the attention of any Gentle-
man as a Refidence In one of the moll delightful parts of the
Comity of Warwick.
Printal Particulars of the Salford Eftate may he had at the
principal Inns at Warwick. Stratiord, Alccfter, aunt Eveiham
and a plan of the Eftzt: will be lodged at the place of Sale, and
with Mr. Robert AVoodhead, of Sall,rd, who will thew the
Lands there, and the Honk may bo ken on application to Mr.
Mitchell.—The Tenant will chew the Land at Mickkton. For
further Particulars enquire of Metro. Godfrey anti • i ;Manta,
Solicitors, Newark upon Trent, Nottinghamlisire; McGee. Lan
vender, Solicitors, in hvetham; or Mare. Kindrzler, Long,
and ince, Smalls Jan, London.