Star.
London, England, 1823-10-04 00:00:00

'AIR. SNOW.

A Freehold Manor Farm, in Surrey, called Alder-
mead, situate on the road front London to Brighton,
‘irteen miles from town, seven from Croydon, and three
from Ryegate, and adjoining the Surrey iron-railway,
containing 531 acres of land, of which•4l2 are arable,
pasture; also a good Farm-house
and 122 meadow and
and Offices, and s,x substantial Cottages; the whole
estate on lease to a respectable tenant, fcr fourteen years,
from Michaelmas ISI 1, at the annual rent of 550/. per
annum, the land-tax redeemed—Sold for 9,780/.

MR. RIST.

The celebrated 13 'tile Powder-mills, situate near the
toast of Sussex and the town dtf Battle, consisting of
thee mills and all the necessary bnildingsfor carrying
on an extenire trade; aiso, a good Farmhouse, Gar-
dens, and Offices, and seven good Cottages; and sixty-
eight Acres of arable, pasture, and wood Land ; and
thirtr-six Acres of Water (in ponds, for the use of the
maw, Roads, Buildings, &c. The whole Estate flee-
hold, and land-tax redeemed, and occupied by the ven-
dor for fifty years—Suld for 6,6.501.
'AI mt:S6 ROVE.
Six Houses in lily-palace, sold, under a Decree of the

Court of Chancery, as follows:
The House No. 14, containing four floors and a base-
ment, with detached offices, let on a lease of twenty-
one years from Midsummer, 1820, at the rent of 1001.
pet annum, held under a lease of which fifty-six years
are unexpired, at a ground-rent of 121. 10s. per annum,
the land-tax paid by the landlord, 21. 10s. per annum,
leaving an improved rent of 851. per annum—Sold for
1,070 guineas.
The House, No. 21, Ely-place, containing four floors
and a basement, let for three years, at 751. per annum,
held on lease for an unexpired term of 58 years, at a
ground-rent of 121. 12s. per annum—Sold for 710 gs.
The House, No. 23, Ely-place, containing four floors
and a basement, with extensive detached offices, let for
21 years from 1820, at 1101. per annum, and held un-!
der a lease of which 58 years are unexpired, at a ground
rent of 131. 10s. per annum the land-tax, 21. 10s. per
annum, paid by the landlord, leaving an improved rent
Of 9-11. per annum—Sold for 11.50 guineas.
The House adjoining the last, similar in all respects,
let for the same term, at the same rent, and held for the
same term, at one pound per year less ground-rent—
Sold for the same sum, 1150 guineas.
The House, N 0.23, Ely-place, similar to the last, let
for 21 years at 1001. per annum, held for 58 years un-
expired, at a ground-rent of 121. 12s. per annum, leav-
ing an improved rent of 871. Bs. per annum—Sold for
1110 guineas.
The House, No. 37, Ely-place, containing four floors
and a basement, let to a yearly tenant at 75/. per annum,
and held for 55 years unexpired, at a ground-rent of
101.10 s. per annum, leaving an improved rent of 641.
per annum—Sold for 810 guineas.

MR. ADA MSON.
The Freehold House, No. 32, Golden-square, con-
taining four floors and a basement, let for eight years
unexpired, at 601. per annum.—. Sold for 1,0701.
The Freehold House, No. 33, Golden-square, con-1
taining fodr floors and a basement, with a garden, let
fir eleven •eats unexpired, at x net rent of 851. per an-
num.—Sold for 1,5201.
A similar Freehold House adjoining, let for the same
term, &t 844. per annum—Sold for 1,5001.
The Rouse, No 1, Upper John-street, Golden-square,
Containing three floors and a basement, let at 20/. per
Inn. for an unexpirel term of three years—Sold for 6001.