Star.
London, England, 1802-11-27 00:00:00

S;itUR DAT; NOVEMBER' tft,imos

FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURiIt&
Exempt *oat die Audtioo duty, agreeable to Aa of Parliament.
On Wcilnefday the tft of December,
4ERAC, SON, and Co. will put up to Public
Sale, at their Warehonfes. No. 7E, Qlteen• ftreet,
*LARGE ASSOILTM F.NT of BRITISH PIECE GOODS.

Conniting of
is Pieces Balaton,. Shawis, &e.
mono --- 'acmes, Books, Tambour, &c.
6,300 Pullicats,Callieoes, Qnikingi, Nankeens,Ker-
feytneres, Coatings, Norwich Shawls, &c.
With a varies), of other Goods.
Two Months Prompt- M. L. MERAC.jun. Broker.
Catalogue to he bad as abort, and at the New York and
Tom's Coffee Houfes.

KENT.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, TN ONR LOT,
At the Saracen's Head Inn, in Milford, on Tuefday the 7th I
e'ay of December next, between the hours of Twelve and
Ore,
rrEi E following FREEHOLD ESTATES, I
sfituate in the Parilh of Shade:hut*, about four miles
from the Town of wthfard :
All that Parcel of Woodland, called Great Toe* Wood.
containing by estimation too Acres, more or Ids,. abundantly
'stored with good thriving Timber, and the Underwood in
good condition, in feverat Pellets of 8 tort years growth ; and
all that One other Parcel of Woodland, fituited near the above,
called Stone Wood, containing by eftimation 23 Acres, more
or lefs, the Timber and Underwood of which was felled left
year.—Thc Fences of this nate see au in complete repair.
It is rated to the Land Tax at id. and to the Poor at 181
per Annum.
For further particulars enquire of Mars. Jemmett and Son,
Attornies at Law, Milford, who are authorifed to treat for the
rale of the above by Private Central* together or fertrately.

CARDIGANSHIRE.
FREEHOLD ESTATES in the Neighbourhood of the Sea
Port Town of ABERYSTWITH.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Talbot Inn, in the Town of Aberyftwith, in the laid
County, on Monday the 6th day of December next, 18oz,
between the hours of 'Three and Five &Clock in the After-
noon, (stied to fuch Conditions of Sale as Ball be then and
there produced, together or in fuch Lots as Mall be then and
there agreed on,
HE following M
anages Lands, Tenements,
Tand Hereditament', all fitnate9in the Parini of Llangan-
kiln, in the faid County, viz:— YEARLY RUN T.
Lot t. LLETY-CWDIN, in the Palatal of Ed- L. r. d.
ward David and William Richards 3o 0 0
Lot. a.. GWARCWMBACH and LL ANERCH-
GOCH, in the poffeillon of David Rowland
Lot. 3. LLWYNWALTER FARM and eaten-
live Sheepwalk in the poffeffion of Thus. Jones is 10 •
Lotlx. BLAENCLETTWR-FAWR Sheep-walk.
in the poffeilion of Mr. John Hughes
Lot. 5. Dwelling-houfes or Cottages and Gardens,
at TRE-YRDDOL,in theoccupation.of feveral
Tenants

28 o 0

I 0 0 •

Yo 0 0

£93 to 0 .
The Eftates are Situated within about 3 Miles of the Sea
Shore, about 8 Miles of the Sea Port Town of Ahcryttwith, in
a pleafant and fine fporting Country. The refpeetive Tenants
will fiver the Pm-like ;.andltre tardier Plankulan nen tie
Herbert Lloyd, of Carmarthen, Aotonseyr.Dated ACE adt.
MANSION iftSITSE. 1N MONTGOMERYSIORE.
TO BR LET.—And entered Upon at Lady Day next.
TREFNANNEY HALL, an excellent modern
built HOUSE, in eompleaerepair, with walled Gardens,
well Rocked with Fruit Trees in full bearing, Stables, Coach-
houfe and Offices,fuitable to a large Family; Situate in the plea-
' (ant and fruitful Vale of Myfod, together with a convenient
Farm within a Ring Fenee,eonfilting of ►6o Acres of rich Mea-
dow, and Pafture, and found Arable Land. The Houle confilts
on the Ground Floor of a Portico and an F.ntrance Hall, a
Dining-room 24 feet by ill, a Drawing-room 22 feet by 18,both
us feet high, with a Green-honfe which opens to the latter, It
Gentleman's Drefling-room, excellent Kitchen, Back Kitchen,
Houfekeeper's-room, Servants Hall, &e. good Wane Vault and
Cel:ars. On the Second Floor, a final' fitting Room, four Bed-
rooms,with Drelfing-rooms, and two more belt Bed-rooms, and
fix S-rvantsßoorns.—The Outbuildings confift of a Brewhoufe,
Dairy, and Cheefe-room, Mahhoufe, double Cuach-houfe, Har-
nefs and Saddk-room detached with a fire-place, eacellent five-
ftall and two flail Stables, large Waggon Stable and Waggon-
honk, Ox or Feeding-hoofe, with plenty of Cattle Ties, Shed,
Barns, and every convenience for the occupation of the Farm.
Trefnanncy lies in a fine Sporting Country, and there are
good Kennels, both for I ioundi and Pointers. It is &Rant five
miler from Welih Pool and Llatifyllin, ten from Ofweltry, and
twenty from Shrewibury.
Mr. Lewis, of Tre.fnanney-Hall, will thew the Premifes;
and fur Particulars apply to Mars. Pemberton and Coupland,
A ttornies, Shrewfburs'.
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SUSSEX.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—Bp Mr. WF.I.I.ER,
On the Premifes, onMonday, the 29th Novemb:r, 1802, pre.
cifely at Twelve o'clock,
By order of the Executors of Mr.. Leah Hicks—the following
Eftates, all fiture at Brighton :
Lot I.IkTRULY defirable TAVERN, called
The OLD SHIP, in which bufinefs has been
eftablithed for more than half a Century ; comprifing an ele-
gant Ball, Card, Coffee, and Billiard Rooms, numerous fitting
and fleeping Apartments, making up upwards of 70 beds • ex-
tenfive Yard, capacious WineVaulu, Beer Cellars, a good ac-
cuftomed Tap, attached Stables, 27 halls, and (landing fur 21

Carriages. -
Lot 2--A defirable Freehold Eftate, comprifing a fuhftantial
brick Houfe, with ferni-bow front, from the bafement to the
third Boor, fituate on the molt eligible part of the Cliff, con-
fitting of a Kitchen and Scullery, large Walb-houfe, fix Dining
Rooms, an elegant Coffee and Billiard Rooms; eight Bed-
chambers, two Dreffing-rooms, and three Attics. This was
originally two Honks; admirably calculated for a Board-and
Lodging Houk, and now ukd as an appendage to the Old Ship
Tavern.
Lot 3--A large Yard, with five Tenements, double Barn,
and fermi (tables, containing upwards of so calla, and ftand-
ing for so carriages ; a Granary, that will contain Soo quarters
of corn, lee-houfe, &c. fituate in North-fireet.
Lot 4--A convenient and commodious Lodging Houfe, in
Black Lion-ftreet, with a finall detached Houk and Garden.
Lot s—A neat Houfe, fronting the Eaft Cliff, let to Mr.

Cohen:
Lot 6—A good Public Houk, celled the Little Cagle, ad.
joining to Lot 5, in the occupation of Mr. George Shackleford,
let to Mr. Chapman, Tenant at Will.
Lot 7—A moft &limbic Garden, with Green-houfe, and
forcing Fruit-houfes, with lofty and fubltantial walls, well
planted and cropped.
Lot walled Garden adjoining. •
Lot 9—One IN:to.
Lek t o—A n,of valuable Freehold and Copyheld Eftate,
called the Walled Field, with a Cow-houfe and Pump, and is
unqueftionably among the molt deferable Scites to build on, and
will be divided into feveral Lots.
And on Tuefday, the 30th November,and following days,
All the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, of the late Mrs.
thews, in Black Lion-greet, together with the Etta, of the
adjoining Lodging-houfts.
Printed Paatienlars maybe had, at the adjacatt Market
Towns; the Place of Sale; the Chapter Coffee Houk. Lon-
den ; and of Mr. Weller, as his Upholltary attid CablgstWara
laeisfe,