Star.
London, England, 1812-08-08 00:00:00

WORCESTERSHIRE.

MR ',INGHAM and DEFFORD, near Pershore, in the Vale of
LVESHANl.—Desirable Mello d and Tithe-free Estate, Fa.
mily Residtnee, compact Farm-house Offices, &c. Two Hun-
dred and Eighteen Acres of rich Meadow, Orchard, and Arable
Land, bouuded by the River Avon, Common Rights in Def-

ford, and right of Fishery In the river Avon.—By
At Garraway's, on Thursday, August i; at Twelve, In Lots,
'THE Valuable FREEHOLD and Tithe-tree
Ji• ESTATE, situate in Birlitigham and Defford, near Per-
shore, in the county of Worcester; comprising ISIRLINGHAM
COURT HOUSE, late the residet.ce of Major-General Amherst,
with Offices of all descr'ptions, situa:e em an eminence, on the
Banks of the River Avon, command;ng extensive prospects over
the variegated and luxuriant Valley through which that river
takes its course, and in which it enjoys a Right of Fishery, with
nearly Twenty-three Acres of remarkably fine Meadow Land; a
Farm Residence, situate in the Village of Birlingham, with suit-
able Out-buildings, Lawn, Garden, and Orchard ; also, sundry
Enclosures of rich Meadow, Arable and Qrchard I.and, situate In
Ilirlin:;hatn and Defford, ccntsining One Hundred and Ninety-five
Acres, with Cottages, Gardens, &c. several parts of it which are
very eligible for erecting Villas, commanding extensive and beau-
tiful views of the surrounding country. '1 his property is highly
distinguished for the superior quality of the soil, excellency of
roads, tooth city to good markets, and the facility of water car;
riage ; within two miles of Pershore, adjoining tbe 'rurnpikesroad
from thence to 'rewkeabury and Cheltenham; three excellent
Pews in Birlingham Church ; a coach passes every day Pershore
to Cheltenham. The Estate is distant from London 104
miles, Worces.e7 10, Gloucester and Cheltenham 16, in a fine
sporting part tf the country, abounding with game, and several
packs of hounds in the neighbourhood.
To be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particulars
may be had; of Messrs. Bedford and 01,1aker, Solicitors, Per-
shore; Hop Pole, Worcester; Ruff's library, Cheltenham;
Crown Inn, Evesham; King's Head, Gloucester; Swan,Tew.kes-
bury ; White Lion, Bath ; Bush, Bristol ; of Mr. Bedford, Soli-
citor, Birmingham; of Mr. Hogg, Great Russell-street, Blooms-
bury; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gol-
den-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen, and on the
Premises.

WORCES ! ERSHIRE.
FREEHOLD and I .EASEHOLD MANOR and ESTATIES.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Messrs. COURT and JACOB,
On Wednesday, the 12th August next, at Eleven o'Clock in the
Forenoon, at the Royal Hotel, in Birmingham;
THE WOODROW FARM, in the parish of
Bromsgrove, consisting of a sitperior Farm-house, capable
at a small expence of beidg converted into a residence, with spa-
cious and convenient Out-buildings, and upwards of 294 Acres
of Land, lying withit: a ring fence; the whole freehold, and part
tythe free ; now in the possession of Mr. Thomas Carpenter.
The BROOKHOUSE FARM, consisting of a good Farm-
house, with convenient Out-buildings, and upwards of 68 Acres
of Land, lying within a ring fence; whole freehold, and part
tythe free; now in the possession of Mr.'l'homas Hook Carpenter.
The MANOR of CHADDICH, in the parish of Ilromsgrove,
together with A. R. P.
Chaddich Hall Farm, containing 231 3 12

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The Beacon Farm - - 182 0 21
The Manor Farm - - - .113 3 30
Broad Moor Wood - -
.7 0 2
Square Coppice - - - 3 1 14
Beacon Wood - - . 17 0 29
Big Wood - - - 21 0 34
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Square Coppice -

- 3 S 18

580 2 6
1 he Mannr and Farms last mentioned are Leasehold, held
under the Dean and Chapter of Christ Church, Oxford.
At the same time will be Sold, several smaller Lots of Free-
hold Land, lying near ihe above.
These Estates form a very eligible and improvable property ;
are extremely compact, well situa-e for markets, being d4tant
from Worcester 14 miles, Birmingham 10 milts, Stourbridge 8,
and Bromsgrove 2 nf,L 4, near excellent roads.
The Manor and Farms, Irom the satiation of the woods. and
hills, are admirably well calculated for the production and pre-
servation of game, with which they arc well stocked ; and there
are several good Pools for breeding and feeding fish. The seve-
ral Tenants will chew the Premises, of which possession may be
had at Michaelmas next.

Descriptive particulars and Plans will be ready by the end of
the month of July ; and may he kad at the principal inns in the
neighbourhood; and at the Offices of Joseph Robins, Bug Stour-
bridge ; Messrs. Bourne and Son, Dudley; Mr. Robeson, Bruins-
grove ; Mr. R. W. Gem, and Messrs. Lee and Corrie Birming-
ham ; or of the Auctioneers, at kilaskstoste, sear Bewilley ear at
Oleic Office la Waritesaast


TO BE LEI', for a Term of Twenty-one Years, and entered
upon at'Michaeimas near,
ALL that capital FARM of LLICHAPEL
WOOTTONS, with good Farm-houses and Office., wl
505 Acres, fl Rootlet, and 16 Perches of toed Arable, Meado
and Pasture Laud, lying very compact, at d well inclosed; tilt
greatest part of which is tithe-free and extra-parochial. Also, th
Right of l ithe over 162 Acres, I Rood, and 11 Perchqs of goo
Arable Land adjo.ning.-1 hese Farms are well calculated for th
wheat drilled b tans, wheat, and red clover husbandry, arid ae
well situated far procuring dung and lime, and sending the prc
duce to the London market, being only a very short distano
from a navigable creek, leading into the river Thames, five mile
from Billericay, eight from Gravesend, 13 from Romford, an
only 24 miles from London. The present Tenants will shew th
Farms, and further particular, may be known by applying t
Adam Murray, Surveyor and Land Agent, No. 61, St. Martin't
lane, Charing-cross ; if by lerer. post paid.

TO IRONMONGERS, &e.
"F.TOLMES'S PATENT DOMES"! IC OVEN:
11- I. without F1u..., which unite, in the highest degree, convi
nience, utility, and economy. It is a fact well known, that s
Ovens hitherto contrived for the use of families, which are a
tached to kite-ten-ranges, owing to the flues, occasion* cocside
able loss of fuel as well ea diminution of heat ; to obviate till.. gra
disadvantage, has been the study of the inventor of the Patel
Domestic Ovens, which are without flues, and which, lutes
of diminiating,increase the heat, without the least additional fue
S. H. takes this method of informing the Trade lit general, th
they may be supplied with them of three different t•izes, with t
without Ranges ; as they heat without a flue, consequently thei
is no danger of fire happening from thou, winch is so frequent]
the case with those that have flues.

Reference to families of the first respectability will be giveno
where the Ovens may be seen in use, and also at his MriufacA
tory, Castle-court, Strand, near Bedforsi-strret ; and at Mr. Han.
son's, lronmonrr, Bruton•street, Bond-street; Mr. Peacheyi
ironmongei, Swallow-street, Oxford-road ; Mt. Hargrave, 'Toni
monger, Greenwich; Mr. Phillips, Ironmonger, Knightsbridge]
Messrs. Schooling and Lawrence, Ironmongers,
Whitechapel; Mr. Brown, Ironmonger, Ltatherhl,areeltrer y."l
N. B. 1 he Society for the Encouragement of Atte has dorm
Mr. Holmes the homes of voting him a basemen* Premium fin
this invendon.