Star.
London, England, 1802-04-20 00:00:00

STATUE OF THE LATE DUNE OF BEDFORD.

AT a COMMITTEE, held APRIL 14, 1802—
Refolved, That the Tre.ifurer do write letters to the Pre-
fidents of the various Agricultural Societies throughout the king-
dom, informing them of the intention of erecting a STATUE
to the memory of the late Duke of BEDFORD, for his Grace's
meritorious attention to Agriculture, and requefting them to
make it known to their reltbrilive Sockties. iota to appoint
Bankers to receive Sabferiptions for that put p2re.

JOS. BAVICS, Treaturer.
Subferirtinns fnr the Strew received at MelTre. Hammerfley's
and Co. ; and Marrs. Dann and Cu. Bartholomew-
lane.

ISLE OF WIGHT.
FOR SALE SY AUCTION.
At the Cullom-Houk, iii Lail Cowes,
On Thurfdly, tke 22d day of April, ace., at Eleven o'clock
in the Forenoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS; which have
been feized and legally condemned, and may be viewed
and tailed on application at his Majeity's Watehoufc me days
before the Sale,viz.

Bi andy,
P. tn,

/OR PRIVATE 0$1.:
930
51 Gallon•

592
7
TOBACCO FOR DEALERS AND °Tait!:
Unmanufattured, - 6300 lbs. wt.
Atanufaetured. 6300 lbs. wt.
Sugar in 13 boxes, abdut 3o lbs. Wt.
WINES.

Geneva

Thirt Hogiheada ; bond to be given by the purehafer, that
the f.une within a limited time (hall be diftilled into Brandy,
or made into Vinegar.

pESIRABLE RESIDENCE at WEREI-LIM, near STOKE
FERRY, NORFOLK.
TO BC SOLD,
ACOMPLEAT Family Houle with Coach-
houfe, Stalaka for Ten Horfes, and other convenient Of-
fices, Gardens walled in and planted with choice Fruit Trees,
Yards, a:t4l Paddock, containing together, by eftitnation, as
Acre id an Half.
The Houk confifts of a Hall, Breakfaft, and Dining Par-
lour, Kitchen, Servants Hall, and other conveniences on the
Ground Floor; Drawing-room and Six Bed-chambers on the
Second Floor, and excellent Attics; and fitted up with Stovts,
Grates, Coppers, and other Fixtures.
The Purchafer may be accommodated with Nine Acres, by
eftimation, of Rich Pafture Land, fituate near the Houfe, at a
moderate Rent.
Immediate Poffeifion may be had.
The Purehafer nay alio be accommodate with 20 Acres by
eftiniation, of Pafture Land, fituate a convenient diftance from
the Houk, which will (If defired) be fold therewith.
Wareham js pleafantly fituate in a fine Sporting part of the
County, abounding with Game, and within a Ihort diftance of
a Pack of Fox Hounds, and a Pack of Harriers; Ninety miles
from London; Twelve from Lynn Regis, and %Iranian; and
Five from Downham Market.
The Mail Coach from London paffes through Wereham
daily.
Further Particular may be known by applying to Mr. Saf-
key, No. is, Howard-Brat, Strand, London ; or Mr. Houchen,
at Werehart aforefaid, who will thaw the Premifes.

BETWEEN BUCKINGHAM AND BICESTER.
With polTelSon at Lady DA/ nest.
TO BE SOLD B 1 AUCTION-By Mr. RAINE,

At the Rainbow Coffee-houfe, in Cornbill, on Friday the
2Sth of May, at Twelve o'Clock, in Twenty-nine Lots,
AN Eztenfive and Valuable Tithe Free and
FREEHOLD ESTATE;
Conf.'(Eng of nearly the whole Pains of TWYFORD ; with
the MANOR thereof. The principal part Grazing Land of
the fiat quality, and well watered, efpeeially fo by a fine
Stream, which is moftly the boundary to the Enact on the
North fide; and on which are two good Water Corn Mi'ls
that belong, as well as two Wind Mills on other parts of the
Eftate; and three free Public-Hodes. The whole containing
net.r Twelve Hundred Acres of rich Land.

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The principal Mcifuage is Twyford Lodge, which is fi•oated
in the centre of the Mate, on elevated ground, and hss been,
and is Rill, well veortlir of being the (cite of a rcfpcdable Re-
fidence ; dift.int four miles from fluekingham and Bicefter---
thr high road between which great Market Towns goes through
this Ettate•

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Mr. Harper, at Twyford Lodge, as well as the other Te-
nants, will the* ti:eir feveral Lands; and of whom, on the
TR of May, printed particulars may be bad; alto at the prin-
cipal Inns at Buckingham, Bicefter, and -%ylelbury ; of the
Printers of the Oxford, Reading, and Nor.hampton Papas;
Rainbow Coffee-houfe; of Mr. Hollier, Attorney at Law,
Theme; where, and at Mr. Raines, Land Surveyor, in Char-
lottc-ftreet, Bloomfbury, a correet Plan may be teen.

CHETWVND MANOR ESTATE ADVOWSON,
SHROPSHIRE.
TO it PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. CHRISTIE,
At his Great Room, in Pall-Mall, on Monday the loth of
May, at One o'Clock, In One Lot, b) Order of the Pro-
prietors, and all Par6-s concerned,
AMOST Capital anti Valuable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, conOtting of the eater live Manors of Chet-
wynd and Edgemond, capacious Manton, beautiful P..rk of
about aoa Arra, embellilbed with River, Sheets of Water,
Wool, Hill, Dale, &c. and fundry eligible Farina, with all
fuitable Buildings, and near 20X, Acres of Arable, Meadow,
Palture, and Wood Land, an Afylum of are:tt plenty of Game,
and principally lithe Free, and Laud Tax rtdeem,al, let at oW
Rents, amounting to near per annum Two Thoufand Pounds,
exclufive of Land in hand, capable of very confiderable im-
provement on the demita of the Leaks. Alfo tke Perpetual
Advowfon of the Rectory, of the annual value of Five Hun-
Area Pounds, fubjedt to the Life of the prefent Incumbent, aged
fga years, daily increafing froth the Inclofure of Waite Land.
Mr. Samuel Bagnold, of Newport, will Thew the Pr‘ mites,
and printed particulars, with engraved Plans, may be bac ui
the Printers of the S!!rewthury Chrotiiele; Chet ter Courant ;
Birmingham Chronicle; Alhizum, Liverpool; Stafrordthire
Advertifer; Thomas I.llyd, Efq. Gray's Inn ; MetTes.Strong
and Still, Lincoln's lam New Square ; Metres. Shaws, New
Brillge-ftrect, Blackfriars; Rainbow, Cot-tibias and In Tan-
nin.
Mr. Chriftie Is empowered to receive Propofals by Private
Contra ..1 for the whole of the Ettate, nu or before the ift of
May next, and if not treatzd for &lore that day, will be put
up on the toth of May, and full to the belt bidder without

TO BE LE I% Furnilh Al, and enttred upon Immediately,
RARFORD HOUSE, near Downton, Via:* ;
1-47 with walled Gardens, Hot-lioufes, Stab Ls. Coach-haufes,
and all other convJoient Offices, and 26 Acres of Patton:l.lnd,
late in the ozcupation of the Earl of Maltnelbery. About to
Acres mare of Patture Land may be had if re luired, and the
Manor of Haroptworth, adjoining to Downton, will belts with
the above.—Bart rd-l-loufe is only lie miles front Salifbury.
Enqulie of Mr. Arney, Clofe, Salifbury; or of Mr. Mou-
land, Downton, Wilts, who will fhcw the Prtmifes.

TO BE LET, ready Furniflted, at Farcham, in
Hampfhire, and entered on Immediately, a Commodious
COTTAGE, large enough fora Family , retin.d, and beauti-
fully :hunted on the edge of Fareharn River; in a very genteel,
foclable neighbourhood, and good roads to every part of the
kingdom; fisty yards from the Tide, Perpetual, and Warm
:wk wats, (d11.11.116d by uarerioe...3.4l Chad.)
piece three-(tall Stable and Coach-hook, with or without a
Field clofe to the Houfc ; ar.d a pleafaut Garden...-For further
particulars, letters (polt paid) direeted to Mr. Englifh, furgeon
at Fareham.--.Eleven miles from Southampton, nine from
Portfmouth.

• DEVONSHIP.E.--TO BR SOLD,
A N excellent Family FREEHOLD HOUSE,
with Coach -hou les, and roomy Twelve-Ball Stables, large
Gardens hilly cropped, and well planted, late the property
and Relidence of John Piper, Efq. deceafed, called Colyton-
Houfe, in the vicinity of the rural Town of Colyton,
and furrounded by a delightful, cheap, and (porting Country,
with plenty of Game, excellent Flitting, and plenitude of Field
Sport—Hounds in the neighbourhood....-Colyton is within az
miles this fide of Exeter, and near feveral Bathing Places.—
The Houle is in good repair, and every way calculated for the
reception of a Gentlenun's Family. The purchafer may be ac-
commodated with the Houfehold Furniture, at a fair valuation,
and immediate poffellion may be had.
For further particulars enquire of Mr. Chriftie, Pall.mall ;
or Men. R. and J. Mackenzie, jun. and Co. Mach:nits, King's
Arms Yard ; or Mr. Palmer, Attorney at I._w, Coly ton.