Star.
London, England, 1813-06-04 00:00:00

FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1813.

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TO IRON-MASTERS; IRON-FOUNDERS, ENGINEERS,
MILL WRIGHTS, &c.
TES BE PEREMPTORILV SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Eagles In Ruabon, in the Cdunty of Denbigh, ori Monday;
the 21st day of June, 1812, at Twelve o'Clock it Noon, sub-
ject to such Conditioni ai Will be then produced,
A LL that LEASEHOLD ESTATE and IN-
I'EREST for the remainder of la Term of 21 Jean, com-
mencing on the 28th day of September, 1867, of and in an ex-
tensiVe IRON WORK and COLLIERY, called the POUKEY,
with its Appurtenances, situate In the Township of Morton
Above; in the Parish of Ruabon, in the said County of Denbigh,
consisting of a Blast Furnace, with Engines, Machine Houses,
Railways, Cottages Mi. Workmen, and all necessary Apparatus
and conveniences foir raising Coals and Iron Stone for the making
of iron.
, The above Premises and Machinery are nearly new, in excel-
lent order, and in full works the Colliery and Iron Stone Work
lately opened upon an extensive scale, the Materials of excellent
quality, and the Iron made et these Works is sold at a euperior
pi ice to most other Iron made in the neighbourhood.
. The Premises may be viewed and printed particular, will be
prepared and circulated, previous to, and at the time of Sale, and
fitither information may be had in the mean *lse at the Works,
or by application to James Adam Esq. Nicholas-street, Chester;
Mr. Samuel Smith Adam, Bryndm Iron Works, firer Wrexham ;
Mr. Thomas Wright, of Tlershansj or to Messrs. Claughton and
Pitchett, of Wartingten.

TO IRON-IVIASTP.RS, IRON-FOUNDERS, ENGINEERS,
MILL-W Orin rs, &c.
TO BE PEREMP POKILY SOLD BY AUCTION;
Upon the Premises, at Ber-ham, near Wrexhant, in the toupty
of Denbigh, on Tuesxlay, the 22d day of June, I si3, and t!,e
ftdlowing days, until the whole be Sold, at Ten o'Clock in
the Morning of each day,
LL those old established IRON WORKS,
it. called BERSIIAM IRON WORKS, consisting of Foun-
deries, Furnaces, Boring Mills, Rolling Mias, Forges, Machinery
far Casting and Drawing Patent Lead Pipes, Cannot. Foundry,
and Machinery fur bori..g and turning Cannon, Smiths' Shops,
Carpenters' Shops, Pattern-makers Shops, Dwelling-houses for
Agents and Workmen, with Materials and Machinery therein,
and all necessary conveniences as lately used tor
,carrying on the
Irtin Foundry and Engine-making Business on themost extensive
scale, and row in excellent repair. The above Works ccmprise
two powerful Falls of Water, upwards of 70 Acres of excellent
Land in high state of cultivation, exclusive of wady 20 Acres,
forming the Sites of the different Works, good Farm Buildings,
C. ages, and the extensive Erections, containing the Engines
and Machinery.
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The whole will be Sold together or claswd, in the following
order:

Fir,t, The Interest for certain long Terms of Years, In two se
Veral Leases of the Falls of Water, Lands and Buildings not re-
movable.

Secondly, The Machinery fixed in, or constructed for the
Stalings in which they respectively are, but removable.
Thirdly, Leese 111aaintry and Engine .Work, capable of
being applied in its present shape to various useful phrposes to
the *instruction of Works where Machinery is used.
Felon/11y, A large quantity of Castings, Obi Iron, and other
Materials.

The Premises may be viewed, and Printed Citalogues will
full particulars, will be prepared and circulated pronous to th.
Sale, and Plans may be seen, :mil further information had, upoi.
the Premises, or by application to James Mani, E.q. Nich.las-
street, Chester; Mr. S. S. Adam, Br) mbo Iron Works, neat
Wrexham ; Mr. Thomas Wright, upon the Premises; au.
Messrs. Claughton and Fitehert, of Warrington, Lancashire.

SOUTH HAMS. DEVON.
rilo BE LET, at SALCOMBE, Furnished or
1. Unfurnished, a GENTEEL HOUSE, with two excellent
Si ti ng- rouma, seven Bed-cliainhera, suitable Offices, a good walled
Garden, and a delightful • htubbery.
Salcombe, where the orange and the olive grow luxuriantly to
the o, a ground, is justly celebrated by Dr. Fin xhain as the Mott.
pelier of England. Amid beautiful and romantic :cezery, situated
on a hraich of flie Sea, *EA wish a view of the English Chann 1,
it is admirably adapted for the Valetudinarian, requiring mild air
and sea bathing, or for those who delight in fishing, boating, and
sailing. Aptly (post-paid) to Mr. Harris, Attorney, King budge.