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London, England, 1802-10-06 00:00:00

COAL AND IRON STONE.

TO BE LET, for fuch Term of Years, and upon fuch
Condi-
tions as may be agreed on, •
THE very Valuable and-Extenfive COAL and
IRON STONE, in the Lands and I.:Rate of Parkhall,
fituate in the Parifh of Muiravonfide and County of Stirling.
The Coal in this ERate, which has been frequently wrought
to great advantage, and for which confiderable Rents have been
recently offered, is admitted to be of very excellent quility,
and of great_extent. A level might be driven at no very con-
utterable expence, which perform verfant in their matters are of
opinion would clear feveral hundred Acres of Coal of the very
firft quality.
The Iron alone, of which there is great abundance, bas alto
been partially wrought.
The conjunction of the above two valuable Articles, on fo
attentive a Scale, In the immediate neighbourhood of excellent
roads, and of the great Clyde and Forth Canal, renders them
well worth the attention of' a Mining• Company.
For further information, application May be made to the
Proprietor, Mr. Livin:;ftone, at Clarklton, by Falkii ; to
Michael Linning, Writer to the Signet, St. James's-tquare,
Edinburgh; or to Alea. Misackll, Nu. 3, Fludyer•ilseet, Weft-
; min Rec.

S' ['A F PtDSii I R E.7-SUGN ALL HALL ESTATE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. HENSHAW,
At the Swan, in Stafford, in the County of Stafford, on Tucf-
day; the 19th of o.ftober, 'Sm. at Three o'Cluele in the
Afternoon, (fubjea to filch Conditions as will be then pro-
duced) unlefs difpofed of in the mean time by Private Con.-
ma, in which cafe Ten Days Notice will be given,
AVERY delirable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
called SUGNALL. HALL, in the County of jstafford,
Equated on an eminence, adjoining the Great Road frn Lon-
don to Chcfter, 140 Miles from the form and 17 from the
latter Place, Two from Eceleflialt, Eight from Stone, Nine
from Stafford, and Twelve from Neweaft!e, ail Marl et towns;
confifting of an excellent anti remarkably firm built Modern
Stone Manfion, completely fiaiQtcd, fuitable attached and de-
tached. Offices. convenient Farm Buildings and Yard, walled
Garden, Hot and Green Houfes, Baths. Fith-ponds and Stews,
ext,mfive and varied Pleafure Grounds, Plantations, Shrub-
beries and Walks, laid out with mite and judgment, the whole
containing upwards of 200 Acres of Land, in excellent condi-
tion, of the first quality, and within a Ring Fence.
The Premifes command extentive Profix:Uts over a rich
Country, and adjoining a large and beautiful piece of Water,
covering nearly 100 Acres, in view from various parts of the
Hour': and Grounds. The Neighbourhood is rcfpedtable, the
Roads good, and the Country abounds with Game, and affords
all kinds of Field Sports.
Poffeflion may be had immediately, or at Lady-Day next,
and One Half of the Purcilafe Money may remaiti on Security
of the Eflate.

The Farmer at the Hall will thew the Prcmifes. and a Map
of the Eftate, and Ground Plan, and Elevation of the Manton,
may be ken at Mr. Crutwell's, Printer, Bath.
Printed Particulars may alfo be had of Mr. Crutwell ;of the
Printers of the Liverpool, Mancheiter, Shrewfbury, Birming-
ham, Chefter, Derby, and Stafford Papers; of Metfrs. Price
and Williams, Lincoln's Inn, London, where a Map of the
Eftate may alfo be fen ; and of Meffrs. Collins and Keen, in
Stafford, who are autlioriftal to treat for the Sale by Private
Contract, and from whom any further Information may be had.

TO IRON-MASTERS, &c.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By T. WARREN,
At the Union Tavern, in Ckerry-street, Birmingham, on
Thurfday, the 4th day of November next, at Four o'clock,
(by Direction of the Executors of the late Tii ()sins GILL,
Efq.) fabjed to Conditions then to be.proiticed ;
HAYSEETCH MILL, litnate on the River
Stour, near Hales-Owen, in the County of Salop, con-
tiguos to the Netherton Cana! and Collieries, and about Half
a Mile from the Turnpike Road leading to Stourbridge ; held
under a I.eafe granted by John Eh!, Efq. for a Term of Ninety-
nine Years, Ninety-one or which will be unexpired on the 26th
Day of February next, fulled to a Rent of 12°1. per Annum.
The Premifes cord; It of r complete Plating and Balling Forge,
with Air Furnace adjoining, and a large Scrap Warehoufe, two
Stories high, newly built ; alit, a very compleat and newly
erected Mill, with two Water Wheels of i 6 Feet Diameter,
and other correfponding Machinery for boring and grinding
Gun Barrels, grinding and polifhing Sword Blades, &c. the
whole abundantly fupp lied with Water from a Pool of two
Acres, with ill Feet Headland Fall ; four newly erected Forg-
ing Shops, a Sand and Clay Houle, a large Waiehoufe, Compt-
ing-houfe, five Tenements for Clerks and Workmen, Brew-
houfes, Stables, Gardens, and other Conveniencies, together
with about Seven Acres of Rich Palture Land, in h;gh Cultiva-
tion, a fmall Coppice and a Right of Pafturage on Hayfeetch
Common.

Ha} 4.:etch Mill (now in full Work) is vniverfally allows„ to
be the beit and molt fubitantial MIN on the River Stour, and
inferior to none in the Kingdom for i:s prefent Purpofes; t; le
Machinery is all entirely new, erected upon the molt improved
Principle, and is likewife fo conhnidted as to be readily con-
verted into a Rolling and Slitting Mill. The moveable Inte-
riors or working Utenlils, Stock, &c. &c. arc intended to be
fold at a future Time in feparate Lots, unlefa the Purchafer of
the Mill should choofe to take them by Valuation, which will
be left to his Option.
_ _

May be viewed at any time until the Sale, by applying to
Mr. Robinfonon the Premift.s. where printed Particulars may
be had; alto of Mr. Bate (one of the Executors) at the late Mr.
Gill's Warehoulc ; or of the Aui!liouecr, in Dalo-End, Bir
winglsiuu.

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