Star.
London, England, 1805-01-18 00:00:00

HERTFORDSHIRE.

MANORS sad CAPI lAL Srll.lA TIEN for RESIDENCE.
To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRAC r,
IN the molt be.tutiful part of the County, and near
or adjoining to the Groans!, of the Marquis of Salilbury and
Lord Nlelbourrie, and within at miles of Lomb's,
The MANORS of SIMONSHVDE, HERNS, and CHI VA LS,
extending over a great range of Country—together with the Fibre
called Siniceidirde, containing between Seven and Eight Hundred
Acres of valuable Land.

The partieuLars will loon be ready for delivery, and nnty he had
of l'homas Graham, Elq Lincoln's inn • of Mr. Daniel Chapman,
and of Meffra. Black, Middle-Temple-Hall Staireafe.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
Some time in February next, unkfs previoully difpofed of by
Private Cootradt,
ASingularly Eligible and Cornpaa FREEHOLD
ESTATE, called BORDFSLEY PARK, (Tythe Free)
compe.fing the Manor of Bordelley, and containing 1045 A. s R.
;8 P. of very valuable inclofcd Arable, rich Meadow, and Paßtire
Land, lying within a ring fence, chiefly to abouthern Alyea, and
the Ground beautifully varied in Hi I and Dale, well watered, and
divided into four Farms, with Imitable Buildings thereon, well
named with young and thrifty Timber, let to molt relpedtahle Tc-
nano, at very low Rents, and capable of great improvement,
fituate In the Partakes of Alvechurch, Tardebig, and Bewley, in the
county of Woreefter, See sulks diftint from Bromfgrove ; eight
from Alceftcr; and twelve from Birmingham.
Mr. John Moore, of Bordcfley Lodge, will thew the Eflate, and
printed partiettlars may be had at the Crown Inn, Brumfgrove ;
Angel, Alcefter; lien and Chickens, Birmingham; Hop Pole,
Woreelter; and of Mr. Claridge, Pail Mall, London, where a
plan of Vac Estate may be feet, and the price and further rani( u-
Les known.

WESe RIDING OF YORKSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
_ _

At the Haute of Mr. Wigglefwnrth, the Gin of thtWhalley Arms
at Whalley, In the County of Lancafter, on Monday the t ith
day of Fehruary, aos, punetually at Four o'Clock,
THE MANOR or LORDSHIP, or reputed MA.
li NOR or LORDSHIP of KNOWMERE, within the town-
Hap of Newton, in Howland. otherwile Holland, in the Weft Rid-
ing of the county of York; and fundry very valuable Freehold
Plana, Imitate within the fame Manor and Townihip,comprifing
fractal capital FARMS, laid compactly togetlttr, and conufting
of about 2187 Ratute Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pafture
Landt which includes a Common of l'afture of 445 like Acres,
or thereabouts, called Blehett Moor, ufed as (beep-walk, with
futiltantial and well built Melluages and Out-Buildings, feveral of
which are Avw. and all in cxcelknt repair. let to uneiccptionable
Tenants, chiefly at Will, and valued at One Thoufand Pounds
per Annum, and upwards.
The Eames lie la a pleafant and healthy country, two macs
from Slaidburn, fcvorfrom Clitbero, twelve from Settle, (even-
tens from Blackburn, eighteen from Lancafter, and twenty from
Prcfton. They are capable of very great improvement at a mode-
rate expeace, as they abound with litneftone.
1 he whole are exonerated from the Laud-Tax.

The River Hodder and a very powerful brook run through the
Hate, which afford very fine falls of water, fultable for working
any Mills, or Cotton, or other factories which may be ended
thereon, and plenty of hands may be procured in the neigh-
bourhood.

• Sea or Land, &r.
" From Dr. Mackay's well earned lame as a mathematician
and aftronomer, and from the fpecitneos whlrh he has given of Id,
practical knowledge of nautical fcience; we, of courfe. expo d.
that a regular treatife of navigation from I i, p, n, would be a va-
luable acguilition to reamer., and the work before us fully anfwers
our expedatinns. It is • clear, well efigefted, and mafterly per-
formance, containing handy., what it Ufeful in other publications,
much new and Important matter. We cannot conclude, without
repeating our decided opinion of the great ..nd uncommon merit of
the preftnt work. This publication, and that on the longitude, by
the fame author, form the moil correct and pradical fyftem of
navigation and nautical Icienee, hitherto publiffeed in this Country
they may be coofidered not only of individual utility, but of na
tional importance." Anti Jacobin Review, Sept 1804.
" This is evidently the work of a mart of kierce, of rue who
underftands the fubjed which he profeffes to teach. To us there
appears to be nothing wanting for tNe complete inftru±iion of the
young mariner in nautical affairs. The elementary principles are
laid down with clearnefs, and witk as much concilnefs as is con-
tinent with perfplcuity." Imperial Review, Aug. 1804.
Printed for Longman, Huth, Rees, and Orme. Pate rnofter• row,
W. J. and J. Richar,lfon, Royal Feats:7e ; Blacks and Parry,
Leadenhall 'trod; and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh.

Of whom may be had, juft pubidh.d, by the lama Author,
A Colleelloct of Mathematical Table 3, for the Ufe of Student•
in Univerfities and Academie* for the PraMical /4avict ,r, Gro-
g:NA cr, au,l Surveyor, for Men in Dialers, ate. &c. In i Vol
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