Star.
London, England, 1805-06-03 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY OF OX7ORD.-THE ROEBUCK INN.

THE NOBILITY and GENTRY, who may have
occaSon to 'edit or travel through OXFORD, are moil re-
fpeEtfully foliated to order their Carriages to the ROEBUCK
INN, where Capital Hocks and experienced Driven arc ready to
forward them at the reafonablc rate of
ONE SHILLING PER MILE.
And to tilde Families, or Perfons, who may with to continue
a few days at Oaford, to examine and view the monuments of art,
elegant edifices, and curiefitim, depofited in this celebrated Uni-
vcrfity,the ROL fIUC IC INN affords a Mita' and Comfortable abode,
where the utmoit attention is paid, and where the charges arc
moderate.

ISI.E of THANET, near to MARGA I E
Alto in BOUGHTON AYLUFF, near ASHFORD.
TO BE SOD BY Auk:. C.ON.
In the courfe of the Month of May neat, in Lola,
Unto& psevioufly difpufell of by private Contrad,
FREEHOLD FARM, confining of upwards
of 3,-.0 Acres, within a quarter of a Mile of Margitc, at
prefent in the occupation of Mr. Boys, who will thew the Mate ;
and further particulars may he had of him, and of Metfrs Mac-
dougall and Hunter, Lincoln's Inn, who arc authorifed to receive
propofals for the purchafe. Alfo a fmall Freehold Farm, at Bough-
ton Ayluff, on the road from Canterbury to Milford ; confitting
of aboutglo Acres, in the occupation & Mr. Rolfe, who will thew
the Premifes ; and further particulars may be known as above.

DESIRABLE FREEHOLD FARM and RESIDENCE, COOK-
HAM, near MAIDENHEAD, BERKS, with early poffeffion,
TO BE SOLD BY Mr. HAWKES,
A Singularly eligible and very defirable Freehold
Eftate, moll beautifully lituate on Cookham Hill, comprifing
an exceeding compact Farm, with brick and tile Dwelling-houfe,
and all proper Offices, 96 Acres of eicellent Arable, Meadow and
Coppice Land, with a very extenfive and extremely valuable Right
of Matti and Upland Common. This Eftate is admirably adapted
to form the Complete Villa, it prefents a capability of the highell
improvement at a Render expellee, and a combination of advan-
tages that rarely unite.
For particulars, addrefs (petit paid) to Meffrt. Dynely and Co.
Gray's-Inn; Mr. John Mandy and Mr. Hawke', Reading; or No.
341 Oreat Caftle-ftmet. Cavendifh-fluare, where a Plan may Lle
feen.—who has feveral Houle/ to let.

TO BE SOLI) nY AUCTION,

At the Crown Inn, at Bronogroveoon Wecinefday, the 26th of
Jane, tilos, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon,
A SINGULARLY eligible and compaa FREE.
HOLD ESTATE, called BORDESLEY PARK (tythe
free in Alvechurch,) containing roa tA. 2R. ISP. of very valuable
indofed Arabic, Rich, Meadow, and Failure Land,lying within a
Ring Fence, chiefly to a fouthern of et, and the ground besotl
fully varied in Hill and Dale, well Watered, and divided into four
Farms, with fuitatde Buildings thereon, well flared with Young
and Thrifty Timber, let to molt refpcdtable Tenants, at very low
Rents,and capable of great improvement, fituate In the Parilbes of
Alvechureh, Tardebig, and Beoky, to the County of Woreefta.,
five miles diftant from Bromfgrove, eight from Alcefter, and
twelve from Birmingham.—Mr. John Moore, of Bordefley Lodge,
will thew the Eftate, and print particulars may be had at the
Crown Inn, Broomfgrove ; Angel, Akefter ; Hen and Chickens,
Birmingham ; Hop Pole, Woreefter ; at Mr. Hoper's, Great Marl-
borough-ftreet, London ; and of Mr. Claridge, Fall-Mall, London;
where a Plan of the nate mar be few, and futtbis putieutara
Moto.