Star.
London, England, 1802-08-02 00:00:00

WILTSHIRE-TO BE SOLD,

AFREE HOLD ESTATE, containing about
Nine Hundred and Eight Acres of Meadow, Pafture,
Arable, and Wood Land; the whole anclofed and lying con-.
pact together, fituated in a plcafant part of the County of Wilts,
on the border of Hamplhire, about Seventy Mlles from Lon-
don, Nineteen from Salifbury, Seven from Andover, and Seven-
teen front Newbury, on a dry Healthy Soil, commanding, a
molt extenfive and delightful profped of part 9f Hampfhire,
and the Wiltfhirc Woods and Downs.
Ally to be S<Ad—The GREAT and SMALL TYTHIS
arifing within the Fall and Weft Walks of the For, it of Chute,
held by Leak under the Dan and Chapter of Salilbury foe the
term of Twenty-one yers,renewable every Sevin Years.
The raid Tythable Land contains about One Thoufand
Eight Hundred Acres, including the Nine Hundred and Eight
Acres of Freehold Land now offered for Sale.

About Seven Hundmi and Ninety-four Acres
of thi. Elate, and the Great and Small Trhei, arc
let to Tenants at the T.urly Rent of - £.999 10 0
The remaining Otte Hundrid and Fourteen
Acres cool& a Woodlands, Plantation, Pleafure

Ground, Rides, C.lrdens, &c. on which-there is a
very elegant and Inbitantial Modern Manilon-
bottle, called Chute Lodge, with proper °Sees
and Out-bniklings, crated and tiniled at the Ex-

pence of full 'fen Thoufaud Pouudv►—The Undue
wood and llautddous Lave produced per annum zoo 0 0

1199 10 0
Animal outgoings, Including the Land-Tax 66 6 z i

Z.H33
The MauSon-houfe and the One Hundred and Fou
Acres of Land is now in hand, and may be entered on home-
dLuely ; and immediate polfdllun may be had, if required, of
the whole exeLpting Forty-tour Acres, the Leafes of
whirl, wll expire at Micha,:littas 1803.
The Owner of this Lltate appoint% a Gamekeeper within the
Forelt of Chute, abounding with Game, and the Liberty ex-
tends about Light Miles round.
For a Particular of this Mate, and for further Information,
r:cafe to apply to Mr. Cooke, Chute Lodge, war 2suduser,
eampfkire.

GWERSYLLT PARK, DENBIGHSHIRE.
TO BE aOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
Either together or in the following Lots,
Lot I.Gt4EI:6YLLT PARK, comprifing a
Nl:infirm itoure of modern Rename, hot and
cold brit, Nimble' and commodious attached and detached
radices, three pews ht Gresford church, 'tabling for ao horfes,
coach-hourt for three carriages, a complete farm-yard, two
very prodo,Rive walled gardens, hot houfe, green-houre, a
park, walled round, excepting °tithe EaR tide, where the river
n, (a famous trout ltream), is the boundary, comprifing
acres of land, of the firft quality; a cottage and field near
the park gates, called Paty lan : and the turnpike-houfe and
garden, at CrOrs-itreet ; the whole containing 147 acres, two
• roods and 23 perches, or thereabouts. The Manlion Houtz
,
is upon a good plan, the drawing-roont 33 feet by 24, and the
; eating-room 24 feet by 2o.Thepleafure grounds MY extcutive,
a:id were arranged under the diredtion of the late Mr. Fames,
: and arc united: My allowed to enmpofe one of the molt pietas-
: rerque feencs in the principality.
Let a. An excelLht FARM HOUSE, called Upper Gwer-
f}llt, with very conemient and extzuftve outbuildings, a pew
iu Cre,ford church, a cottage and garden at Crorottreet, and
ahout tf,a acres and 27 perches of good land, in the holdinga
; Mrs. Whitby, as tenant at will.
Upper Gwerryllt 'lauds on an eminence, commanding an ex-
tenfive and beautiful view Lao Chethire and ishropiltire, and
may :it a Mull espcnce he converted into a defirahle relidenee.
Lot 3. A MF..snl FAG' E and OUTBUILDINGS, a Pew in
Grcsford Ch arch, and ',bout au Acres, r Rood,and a 6 Perches
of very rich land, opuolitc :he Park Gate's, in the holding of
Mr.. Whitby, as tenant at v. ill; urually called the Lower Farm.
'I here are feet nal very el'.;ible fauitiona for budding in the
LE lot.
Lot 4. A I'sIiiSSU.A.GE and OUTBUILDINGS, in thz
luilditir of J•ilan Roberts, as tenant at will, with about 19 Acres
and a- Zilet of good lend.
G erfyilt Park EiLte lies within a ring fence, in a beautiful,
rich, and populoth: country, sad in a very good tun: ishourbood.
en, c n:llee from the ',aril' church of Gresford, two imh-s and
a half from W rc alaint,w hat there arc t war markets every week,
and a daily poll. tram Louden; end t t miles from Cladter.
. John Roberts, at (a Pzrk, will lb ,w tier prentifcs t
and particular; may lw had, lay applying an Manic Philput find
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