Star.
London, England, 1813-05-05 00:00:00

MAGNIFICENT GALLERY OF PICTURES.

P_
ETER. COXE and Co. respectfully hasten to
announce to Nub!omen and Gentlemen Amateurs and Col-
lectors, that they have received Instructions to bring to SALE
by AUCTION the rich Contents of a G.ALLERY of Pie-
TURES of the very first Importance, the sole and genuine Pro-
perty of a Gentleman of Fortune and Fashion, and which are
removing from his Seat in the Country.
When they state, with equal confidence and truth, that in it
will be found the spin !id Productions of Raff.,eße, Coreggio,
Lionardo da Vinci, Andea del Solari°, the Caracci, Veronesi,
Domenichino, Tititno, Giulio Romano, the Bassani, Tintoretto,
Girth), Albano, Guercino, the Poussins, Le Seur, Lanfranco,
Spagnoletto, Cigoli, eignatli, Caravaggio, Buonvincino, Gior-
dano ;—Rubens, Vandyke, Jordaens, Claude, Paul Potter, Cuyp,
Hobbima, "fencers, Ostade, Rembrandt, Gerard Dow, Mewl,
Vander Werf, Steenwyek, Holhein, Vandevelde, Backhuysen,
Berchem ;—itrytiolds, West, Wilson, Gainsborough, and other
Masters of high tmineece : comprehending One Hundred and
Twenty-four Pictures, all of importance. The Public will be
sensible that an Exlnhititm sO tmly magn;licent has not been dis-
played since the Collections of Monsieur de CA LONNY., and the
Duke of ORLEANS.

Catalogues will be speedily prepared, and the Sale brought for-
ward with every attention to the convenience of the Public, and
respect to the Property, that so extraordinary au occurrence
demands.

t.STATE kOK SALE.

THE LANDS and ESTATE of AUCHIRIES,
in the Parish of Rathen, District of Buchan, and County of
Aber(lea), with the Mansion house, Offices, Gardens, and Plan-
tations; comprehending the Maine and Mill of Auchiries, Mid-
dletack, happy-h Redhousc, Quarryhead, Taphead, Blue-
bog, Greenhills, and Linsequarry, arc to be SOLD by PRIVATE
BARGAIN.

This property contains 1087 Scotch Acres; of which are nearly
600 Acres Arable, of I.ood quality, yielding excellent crops ; 35
Acres in very thriving Plantations, and a great part of the re-
mainder improveable :flair and moss.
The Al:inon /louse of Auchiries has been lately repaired, and
is xufficieiit for the accommodation of a large family. The Gar-
dens produce early and abundant crops of fruit. The plantations
in the neighbourhood of the Mansion, and in the den of Auchiries
are remarkably thriving, and of considerable value. A very flue
trouting stream runs along the boundary of the Estate; there is
abundance of grouse, partridges, and bares on the property—se-
veral fishing villages in the neighbourhood ; and an ample supply
of moss belonging to the Estate.

The Lands are situated within four miles of Fraserhurgh ;
they are intersected by the turnpike roads from Aberdeen to
Fraserburgh, and from Peterhead to Fraterburgli, along which a
daily post passes within a mile of the Mansion-house.
The present free rental, including the Lands in the natural
possession ut the Proprietor, valued at a moderate rate, and esti-
medal, at the rent offered by a respectable tenant, one of the
Farms held on the life-rent of a tenant above xO, is £073, ex-
clusive of the wood. The tiende are valued and exhausted. The
Lands hold of the Crown, and afford nearly a Freehold qualifi-
cation.

The Pr:chaser may have immediate access to the Mansion-
house, Offices, Gardet.r, and 110 .Area of Land in the Proprie-
tor's possession, and inclosed; and to the Crop, Stocking, and
Furniture, at a valuation._

A considerable part of the price may remain In the hands of
the purchaser for several years.
For particulast apFly to Alesacttor Cromble, Advocate,
Abertkon.