Star.
London, England, 1809-10-14 00:00:00

DIED.

Toe: flay tnorning la‘t, at his Fatiler's lodgings, Co•lc spur-street,
of a bilious fever, Ir. Barlow Macleod, only son of Colonel John
Itlaelcod, of Cs .!1),-ek a.

WATER X 1 LONDON BRIDGE 'lO-NIORKOW.
Turning.
Afterumn 9 minutes after 7

SALES BY AUCTION•

EL EC ANT FREEHOLD RESiDENCE, BEAUTIFUL PLEA
SU t E :POUNDS, and about 130 ACRES of Rich MEA
I.:OW EA ND, in HERTFORDSHIRE.
By Clear,. DYKE, TUCHIN, and FORREST,
At Gerraway's, on Wednesday, October 18, at twelve o'clock, in
Eight Lots
A MOST Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
c:61,(1 liellUNT NUNNERY, Cheshunt, only 14
miies !rein l_orelon ; consisting of a magnificent villa, with two
rceular stucco fronts, of handsome elevation, with offices of every
kied, r...narkably welt arrangvd for domestic conveniences;
c • er.-yarsi, svi:h coach-houses and stahlive, a farm-yard, with
stet a' Ile buildings, an ornamental dairy and cottage, productive
garden., orchard, and defensive pleasure-grounds, shrubberies,
ant r...,frts:ltAl by a handsome sheet of water and a
Ihe Vit i cO:ItillS two suites of principal apartments, ex-
openine into a conservatory, with suitable:l:M-
-ei: :oilers, ele..ss:.:i:-reenti., and apartments, and is erected nearly
it th, ...ee of n viddoek, and the surrounding inclosures of
r..) r;. „tow, at.l containing about 130 acres, tythe- free, and
r with a great vat ;ety of valuable and stately limber-trees,
:tdapted for the residence of a Nobleman or Gentle-
-5.1a • ; ~irons of an ticg.int retirement. The Estate, though per.
furl y re:ire.±, borders u; on an excellent turnpike-read, from
wine:: it is scre.nied by a thick plantation fenced with park ralitig,
at:u .t neat Plitratlfe lodge. The adjacent country is extremely de-
lt ;nude! ; vi,w front the grounds is terminated by a range of
cletivated Linn, forming a rich and beautiful landscape.
Lot I. The Vtiia, (MeV% Gardens, Orchards, Plantations,
Sbt übberk., Lawn and Paddeck, containing 44A. 3R. 7P.
Lot 2. -A Paddock belted by a Shrubbery, containing 22A.
P. with the Entrance Lodge, a most desirable spot for the
erection of a Co, tare Villa
Lot 3. An lecl.:sure of Pasture Land, called Ten Acres, In
front of the road,c.intainirg 10A. 'JR. 4P.
Lot 4. A Piec: of Pasture Land, called Ashen Grove, cestaiii-
irg 9A. IR. 151'.
I.ot 5. A Piece of Pasture Land, called Ashen Grove, contain-
lug sA. 2R. 1:11'.
Lot 6. A Piece of Pas:ure Land, called Seven Acres, contain.
ing 7A. clt. rip.
Let 7. A Piece of Pasture Land, called Nine Acres, containing
YA. 3R. 13P.
1 of ti. 'l'wo Pieces of Pasture Land, called Nineteen Acres, in-
tersect,. 11:y the River, containing IRA. OR. 27P.
To be viewed by TiActs °nip, whick, with printed particulars,
may be had of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, Tuchin, and Forretr,
Altiersgate.sereet, where plans and elevations of the house may be
seen. Printed particulars also at the Rose and Crown, Enfield-
highway ; the Half moon, Hertford; Saracen's Head, Ware; at
the place of Sale ; and of Messrs. Matthews and Randall, Soli-
citors, Castle-street, Holborn.

UCKINGIIAMSHIRE, ON THE BORDER OF 03E7
FORDSHIRE.
CAPITAL ESTATE, CONMS FING OF AN EXTENSIVE
MANOR, FARMS, AND WOODS.
By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN and FORREST,
Ott Vedm,day, the I St h of October, at 12 o'Clock, at Garraway's
er)tie:•-house, Changv-ailey, Cornhill, London, in Six Lots,
A VP-LI TABLE and very desirable FREEHOLD
LSTATE, situate at Shabbington, a rich and fertile part of
the County of Buckingham, three miles front the Market Town
of Thanst., Eve from Tetsworth, ten from the City of Oxford,
and the same that:lnce from Aylesbury. Consisting of the very
rxtensive Manor of Shabbington, extending over the Parishes of
ShAb!)ington. Oakley, Ickfard, and part of Cherslcy, with the
Quit-Rents, Fines, t Ltlet, Court Baton, Royalties and Ap-
purtenaiei s.

- Two c:CC,IIePt 17.irott, containing 4.53 Acres of very rich
Urazinc, adow, sad Arithle I.axlds, bounded by the River
the t.hls-f •ii..rt or Great Tythes, with gcod Farm-
, Olit-liiiiisiinro, now in the occupation of
T!,etn,•s Carter, on sl.c.it
of the Fishermen, with 2 Meadow, 3
r7.1,:341 sundry Cott.lges and ("..srdenb in the Village.
1 Le.tin•-1 anti Six .acres of Wood in Shab-
lioren hand, z;ntl a!)tcc)hit~l ititLie .31.101 six Acres
~„,.„ w
kt too Eli4cLetik tit•rk. The present tents,
.o,ls Li Land, amount to ntitrly
of impr4..,vurient. The Land tax
as r•
I'7 to
L :he tenants, of 'reliant prirteaf.;.d
'.- • . • • :
Tt
4!so at the Heti Lion, ; 1..1*
Amts,BL:Ainghw.; Royal Oak.
1:i lATycomb; of Messrs. Dawson and
,• .. t% • ,ird • Messrs. Estcourt, NVhiztartl, l'snny and
04, inn ; at the place of Sale; anti of
Messrs. 'ikir-,ner, /yke, TucVn and Forrest, Aldersgatc-street,
lboads• it, 'co::: pl:v.s may be actin.

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A CAPIT% • . t'r •

In DURHAM, en the LORDER os ORKSTIIRE.
By Meows. bKiNNER, IICHIN, and FORREirr,'
On Friday, the ?7th October, ;!t ":' eelve o'clock, at Garraway's,
'Change Alley Cora: A , I.ontinn, in Onel.ot,

AVERY Valuable Imd. most 'Desirable FREE-1
HOLD ESTATE, I;:IYDAI.E ; advantageously
situate in the township of ilackwell, within one mile of the mar-
ket town of Darlington ; consisting of 240 Acres of exceedingly
rich Land, all tythe-fre, , except four acres, bounded by the river
Tees, with a neat I Muse in the cottage style, a Thrashing Ma
chine, and every requisite Inn:ding. A part of rie Estate is let
on lease for eight years, another part to tenants at will, she re-
mainder in band. The present rents, with the estimated value
of the larks in hand amount to upwards of ,ClOOO per annum.--
A small Part of the!'remises is Cepykold, held under the Bi-
shop of Durham, bet nearly equal in value to freehold, as the fine
is certain and small. 'rite Land .1 ax and Peox's Rates are very low.
To be viewed.—Printed Particulars may be bad of Mr. Rich-
ard William Johnson, Darliugton ; Mr. Walker, Printer, New-
castle; Mr. Peacock, Printer, York Mr. Peck, Printer, Hull ;
Mr. Baines, Printer, Leeds; at the Red Lion, Durham ;Kolden
I.ion, NorthaUerma ; Mr. Lownaes, Red Lion-square, I.endon ;
at the Place of Fele; and of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, Tuchin,and
Forrest, Aidersgate-street, I.ondon, where a Plan may be seen.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD MARSH FARM, St. Lawrence,
below Alaldon, in Essex, with immediate possession. ,
B' Messrs. SKINNER, DY KE, TUCHIN, and FORREST,
At Sarraway's, on Friday, October t 37 at Twelve,

AVALUABLE and very desirable FREEHOLD
ES situate in the Parish of St. Lawrence, nc,:r Stet..
pie and the River Blackwater, about four miles from tradwell,
six from Southininster, and II from Mo!don, in Essex, called
BARK/ JAMS FARM ; containing 178 acres of Fertile and Ara-
ble Land, Grazing, Marsh, and Salting', lying very compact ; a
new-built Farm-house, two Tcrements, excellent Barn, Granary,
stable, and Out-buildings. he Farm has been very much
proved, and the greatest part of the amble land fit fur immediate
croppire; the whole of the improvements, together with the
chalkings and dressings of land and growing timber, will be in-
cluded in the ‘a!e of the estate; sviih immediate possession; and
the purchaser may have the ini;:lcments at a valuation.
To be viewer'. by applying to John Bans, at the Farm. of whom
printed particulars may be had ; also at the King's Head, Mal-
don; Ship, South End; Three Cups, Colcheyer; Etli, Chelms-
ford; Spre,td Eagle, Ingatestont ; White Hart, Roinford ; of Mr.
Parker, Solicit or, Chelinsferd ; at the place of sate; and of N
Skinner, Dyke, Tuchin, and Forrest, Aldo-agate-street, London;
where a plan may be seen.