Star.
London, England, 1809-11-29 00:00:00

BUILDING GROUND, WOOLWICH, KENT.
TO BE LET BY AUC PION, ON BUILDING LEASES,

By Mr. EDWARDS,
On Saturday the 9th of December, 1809, at the Crown and
Anchor Inn, Woolwich, at eleven o'clock.
A CONSI DE R ABLE extent of valuable BUILD-
-1- ING GROUND, situated nearly in the Centre of the Town
of Woolwich, consisting of part of the Glebe Land.—The Situa-
tion of this Property in respect to the various Naval and Military
Establishments in and near tketown*of Woolwich, renders it par-
ticulariftligible for the formation of streets, which will open com-
munications between the detached parts' of the town and these
establishments. The Prospects from several parts of the ground
are extensive, and present a very diversified and pleasing as,eni-
blase of Landscape.
The Land 'Fix is redeemed.—Tl erefitteveal be granted fer
a Term of 99 Years, under the anthorby of an Act of Parliament
obtained for the improvement of the said Glebe Land.
Particulars and Plans may be had at the place of Sale ; of Mr.
Edwards, Woolwich, or of Mr. Hogg, No. 64, Great Russell-
street, Bloomsbury.

FREEHOLD,
HANOVER-SQUARE AND PRINCES-STREET.
Capital Mansion Hous; Offices, detached Stable Yard, Coach
Houses, Stables, Wails House, Laundry, &c. also a smaller
Howe adjoining, in Princes-stieet,
'lO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. ROWS,
Garraway's, on Thursday, the 7th of Mcember, at Twelve,
in Three Lots,

A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ES FATE, corn-
prising a spacious roomy Dwelling-House, desirably situate
in Hanover-square, corner of Princes-street, appropriate for a
Family of distinction, or a Family Hotel, for wale's purpose it is
admirably adapted, containing on the upper floor` seven Bed-
rooms, second floor five Bedchambers, first floor a handsome
Drawing-room, Walls papered, enriched Ceiling and Cornice,
Folding-doors and Marble Chimneyrpieee, two spacious Bed-
chambers, Dressing-room and Water-closet, principal and secon-
dary Stair-cases; Ground-floor, Eotrance-hall, inclosed by Fold.
Mg-doors, Vestibule or leder-hall, capital Dining-parlour, Break-
fast-room, Library and Water-closet, with Dour to the Leads ;
in the Basement ace all requisite Offices, detached Kitchen, capt •
cal Wine-cellars, Areas, with numerous Vaults, &e.'
• Adjoining in Princes-street, is a Freehold, compact and sub-
' stautial House, containing two Rooms on a Floor, with conve-
nient Offices, and whisk may be laid to the Mansion, and form
a capital Residence for a large Family. In a Mews at tha back
of the House, is a double Coach-house, five-stall Stable, with.
and Man's Room over, private Passage to an extensive
Wash-house and LaureZry, and Shed at the back..
To be viewed, by Tic'zets. Particulars' en the Premises; at
Messrs. Hanson and Birch, S(.lieitors, ChanC9l-lane ; at Garra-
way's ; and of Mr. Robins, W;:rwick-steet, G Aden-square.

IN THOMAS .HALLIDAY'S BANKRUPTCY,
BAILDON, NEAR BRA )FO tD, IN YORKS:-lIRE.
'TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
On Thursday the 21st Day of December next, at Three o'C)ock
in the Afternoon, at the Sun lan, in BRADFORD, (subject to
• Conditions),
THE INHERITANCE of the WORSTED
SPINNING-MILL, situate in the township of BASILDON
aforesaid, late in the possession of the said THOMAS HALLIDAY,
containing twenty-six yards in length, and twelve yards in
breadth, and consisting of four stories; and the. spacious Wool
Warehouse adjoining the Mill, which is oapable of holding 300
packs of wool, allowing roora for boar ds for SO or 40 Wool-
sorters ; and two other Warehouses also adjoining the Mal, which
will hold 300 packs of tops; and a large Combing-shop, for 40
or 50 workmen; a War; ing-room for five Mills; Reeling, Yarn,
and Soap-rooms ; goad Counting-houses; a Washing-house, Dye--
house, Staving-room, and Smith's, Scourer's, and Turner'*
Shops; and an excellent House near the Mill, for the r-,:idenee
of the Master, with good Gardens, inclosed with Briflk Walks,
which. are lined '
with Fruit-trees ; aSummer-house and a Stable;
and six newly-erected Dwelling-houses near the Mill, for Work-
men, with the Gardens thereto adjoining; and 14 Acres of ex-
cellent Meadovi-land, situate near the •
N. B. 'The Mill is worked during the greatest part of the year
by an over-shot stream, with a fall of 37 feet; and, iu dry sea.
sons, by an excellent Patent Steam Engine, which 'joins the
Water-wheels in working the Machinery, and is intended to be
sold with the Milk--The Mill is capable of spinning from 50 to
tit/ packs of yarn per week, and is abundantly supplied with hands
from the adjacent village of Baildon. A Branch from the I,eeds
and Liverpool Canal rens withima mile and a half from the MilL
' And of the several other Messuages, Lands, and Tenements,
late of the said THOMAS Ha I4.IDAT, situate ia the township of
Baildon aforesaid, which are intended to be divided into Lots.
'The Mill and other Estates may be viewed on an application
to Mr. David Barker, at the Counting-house ; and further infor-
103th:tit may be bad, oa apOying•to James Edge, Esq. King's
Btnch Walks, Temple; ix" Thomas F.vans, Esq. :39, Hatton•
Garden. London ; or to plrstygden, or Mr. Crosby, solicitors,
b Bradt ,rd.
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