Star.
London, England, 1809-07-06 00:00:00

DIED.

Friday last, at Stonehall, Surrey, aged 79, the Right Hon. Lady
Louisa CLyton, fifth daughter clf Minas, the first Earl of Pom-
fret, and relict of the late Wiliam Clayton, Esq. of Harleyfurdi
in the county of Backs.
At North Berwick, on the 20th ult. in the lad year of her age,
Miss Anne Murray, daughter of the late Rev. George Murray,.
minister of that place.
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On die 28th Ult. at Camelford, aged upwards of 100 tears,
Mrs Philippa Pope, relict of the late Mr. Thomas Pope, of that
place.

On the 19th ult. at Iv'arise of Rathven, Archibald Dunbar, Esq.
Writer to, the Signet.

SALES BY AUCTION.

SALE POSTPONED TO THE Clit JULY, IS®.
DORSETSHIRE.-MANOR AND ESTATES.
By J. YOUNG,

On Monday, the 31st day of Jul„ 1869, at Eleven o'Cloelc_in
the Forenovnost the Red I.ion Inn, in Sitaf.es'atiry, in the

County of Dorset,
SEVERAL very valuable FREEHOLD FARMS
and ESTATES, consisting of rich Arahk, Meadow, Pasture
Ground, and Brick Kilns, situate iu the PariAl of Shasmn, St.
James's, near Shaftesbury. Land-tax redeemed. Church-rates,
Poor-rates, and Tithes very moiliaate. Possessio4 of the grrateit
part may be had at Michaeltr.as
Also the Manorial }lights, and Privileges of the Hundred or
Liberty of Alcester, extending over about 1500 Acres of Land.
For viewing the Premises apply to the different Tenants, or to
Mr. Upjohn, Surveyor, Shaftesbury, who has a plan of the
Istate. Particulars may be had of Mr:llamas Warner and the
Auctioneer, at Romsey, Hants ; and at Messrs. Blake and White's,
F.ssex-street, Strand, where a plan may be seen.

By Mewl. HODSK IN 'OA w.i.l*, CO,

At Garraway's on Tuesday, the lat Anust, at Twel+e 'clock,

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in Two Lots, - •
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD and small Part
COPYHOLD ESTATE, situated on the Borders of Nor-
folk and Suffolk, near the town of Brandon, 77 miles from Lou-
don, 17 from Newmarket, 20 from Lynn, 16 from Swaffham, and
30 from Norwich; consisting of a stibstantial well-built Mansion-
house, OM -es, and Pleasure.-ground, with :2034 Acres, lying
compact, and nuty h.: rendered one of the most complete Farms
in this Country, as it may be used altogether, -or any quantity
may be laid to the Dilansioa, and the remainder with a suitable
Fans-house near the centre, 370 Acrri whereof is good Meadow
and Graiinv Grown', 1430 of Arable, shoat 230 arc excellent
Sheep-walk, the most port of which is well wiaptell far I.si:tins-loin
or other Artificial Grasss; in many parts are Clay and Mari fur
improvements ; also a vali.ahle Chalk Pit, with a Lime Kiln and
a navigable Cut fer Boat, oimmunicatiog With-the Thetford NA-
vigatioa, and it is well known that Lime it an excellent Manure
when hid iron the Meadow and Pasture Lands, such as this
neighbourhood itonsi-as of; abounding with Game, and a Royal
Grant of a free liediery iu the Little. ;)ass adjoining the kstate for
several miles in extent:. Possession may be had at Michaelmas
next.

Particulars may be had at the Post Office, Prandon ; of Mr.
Yarrington, Solicitor, Swan= ; Mr. Brown, Surveyor, Nor-
wich; Mr. Sparks, Solicitor, Bury; Mr. Goulding,White Hart Inn,
Newmarket ; i♦les;rs. 'Barletta, Solici:ors, Gray's Inn, I.onduti;
Mr. Abbott, the Auctioneer, No. 4e2, J.eice►tu-square ; Mr.
Hodskinsiut, 35, Arundel! .street, Surveyor, where a Plan of the
FAUitt may be seen ; and of John Malyn, Brandon, who will
the !Arne.

MANOR, MANAON HOUSE. .'Olll VERA'
FREEHOLD ESTATE, SITUATE IN THE PARISH OF
-A_LMONDSBURY, AND COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER.
By Mr. J. J. PALMER, Broker,
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At the Exchange Coffee Room, in Bristol, on 'Thursday the 10th
day of August next, at One o'Clock in the Afternoon, (unless
previously disposed-of by'Private Contract, of which due notice
will he given)
THE MA NOR of OVER, and the capital MAN-
SiON-1-10UsE of OVER-COUR r, with suitable Offices
of every description; beautiful Pleasure Ground,,and capital
Kitchen Garden Ltely formed in the most complett stile ; the
walls, wh.c:i are lofty, faced with briek and clisathed with the
eaoicest Fruit-trees; lint-house, Pinery, Grape-house, and Ice-
heu about 12 Acres of Ore:lardiu•g- in fell bearing; a beautiful
• Park containing 83 Acres of highly diversiiied ground, and lir•.ely
timbered; a very emunodidus Farm-house, Cyder-Mill, and ail
• requisite Farm-buildings.

Also Six Houses and Cottages, being the whole of the adjoining
prt of the Village, or fiamlut of Over.—The whole Estate con.
tainiog, within a ring fence, Two Hundred and Thirty Acres, all
now in hand except .24 Acres (which will come into possession at
Lady-nay next Land tae Holmes and Cottages let by the week or year.
Over-Lunn is distinguished for its I;rearadvantages in paint of
•situalion, being only six miles and a half distant from Bristol' and
(ileum, and 'Jo from liath ; the roads excellent.

Thetivlan i .c-b, use is of eonsideraLle antiiuity, but in a state
of subititatial repair, and rcmatkably dry; it is situated in the
centre of the Licate, on a moderate eminence, screened to the
easiwl-si it, the rising ground of the Park, and commands fine
:red ex:ent iv.: vic.es of the surrounding rich and 'otatitifulcotintri,
with ti:e laver Severn, and Welsh Mountains.
On t!....: ground-flo.ir ,re two Entrance Halls, a Dining-room,
no tcet by 17, a 1/rawing-roont hung with tapestry in fine pre-
-I.—ivazimi, 32 feet by 1.51, a Gentleman's Dressi..6-rouni, lii by
i 5 f. ct ; the whole above In feet high, and a complete range of
convenient il.ot-testic Offices.--On the first storey, a Library 30
feet by i ; ; and live principal Bed-chainbers, and tour Closets, all
.driut I .2.i feet 1.,..5h.—0n the 'the attic storey, seven Servants' lled-
citamb...rs. Goon C liars under a part of the House. The House
is supplied w'th excellent spring water. Coal is landed about
four miles di.;:atit at a very low price.
The Fann except II Acres which are arable, con4ists of rich
Crazing and Meadow land, of very superior quality. The Land-
tax of the Estate amounts to ,e 23 15s. 31 per annum. The
Poov-rate on an average of late years, to £lB 2s. .id.. There is
no Church-rate. The amount of the Window and House Taxes
Is £49 !Is sd. per annum.
All the Fixtures of the Mansion-house, Officer, and Farm-
' house, including the Register, Bath, and other Stoves-and Grates;
also, the valuable Timber on the whole Estate to be included in
the purchase.
The eirgent Household Furniture, and any past of the Farming
Stock, nray be taken at a valuation, at the option of the purchaser.
The sum of litteen thousand pounds may, if desired, remain on
mortgage upon the Latate for a term of years.
A purchaser dettrous of enlarging the property, may he accom-
modated with the purchase or lease of other Farms in the neigh-'
buurhood. •
re be viewed on Mondays and Thousdays, between the hours
of Eleven and Three, by tickets only, tsbe had with printed par-
ticulars of Nfesars. Benentigh and Palmer, Solicitors. Bristol, who
J are anskeriard to treat for the-sale lly private cornmeal

-SALES. BY AUCT10.A.4.7--,
OR KSIIIRS6-110
On Vtancsday, the 12th day of Jolit next. at du; house of Mr.
Mills, the Star Inn, at Ripley, at• Five in the Afternoon, pur-
suant to Conditions to beffien and there tiroduced,
VERY valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE.
A
most pleasantly situate at South Staluley, a.ijoissing the
TuniFike-road, and nearly mid•way betwiit Ripon and Ripley,
now let to John Furness and 'lliosnaa Basted, for Tersua e. Your
teen and Thirteen Yuan, which espies In let I.
The Estate consists of a Farm-hose, Barn, Stables, two
Granaries and other Buildings, whit Garden and Orchard, in the
town of South Stanley; also of a Barn and other Buildings, in
Park Field, at a small distance from the Town ; and also of a
House, Stable, Blacksmith's Shop; &c. at the Lime Kilns, near
South Staiuley,toether With about 40 Closes of Valuable Arable,
Meadow and Pasture Laud, containing together 214 acres, or
therealonuts.

The whole of the Premises are In 'he tenure or occupation of
the said John Furness, excivt the House, ecc: with 4A. ea/. of
I.and at the Lime Kilns.—The Land Tax is redeemed, and the
Tenants ate respectively buur.d to maintain and leave the Pre-
mises in good repair.
Phis Estate is exonerated from TyJie by a Modes of One
round Seventeen Shillings and Nine-pence per Ammer.
The variegated Prospect around Stahlley, its Sit:Alton in the
heart of a well-wootied and fine sporting Country, i•s Contigui:y
to Ripnn, Studley, liarrorate, KnArtsb, o', Etc. make it peculi•
arty eligible for the Residence of a t;etitleman.
The Tenants will chew the Premises, and a Flan of the Estate
may be seen, and other Particulars had, by appking to Atkinson
and Bolland, "Leeds.
N.ll. The Wood to be taken at a fair Valuation.

Printed Catalogues to be had of Messrs. Atkinson and Bolland,
and at the Intelligence Office, Leeds ; at the Star, Ripley ; at the
Granby, High-Harrogate; at the Crowns LoW-Harrogate ; and
at lialrgray's, Ripon.

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PONTRYLAS ESTATE, HIthEFORDSIIIRE. -
On Saturday, the sth of August nett, at Four o'Clock in the
Afternoon, at the Hotel hui, in the City of Ileref.ld., in Eight
Lora,
LAL that capital FREEHOLD ESTATE called
FONTRYLAS ESTATE., situate hi the Parishes of Kent-
church, Kenderrhurrh, Ewias Harold, and Rowiston, being 12.
miles from Hereford, Abergavenny, and Monmouth, 16 trim
Ross, and I Jo from London ; consisting of the capital •Mansion
House of Pontryias, containing numerous and spacious Apart-
ments, with extensive and convenieet Offices of every ile,eziption,
Gardens and Orchards in hand, forming a desirable Itecitlk nee fur
respectable Family : and sundry eligible Farms and a Mill,
let to Messrs. William Adatis John Adams,' Philip Nicholas,
Evait Bevan, Walter Garinson, John Williams, James Powell,
Janus Williams, Griffili' and Ann Floyd, on Leases
nearly expiring, and at Will, and valuable Coppices in Hand,
containing in the whole upwards of 1300 Acres of rich Arable,
Meadow. Pasture, and Orcbarding, and extensive Woods, with
a great abundance of Underwood, and thriving Timiv:r. About
'2.25 Acres of the Estate are Leasehold, for Lives renewable. 'the
Land is a rich staple, and very productive; and ail the Buildings,
on the diffeNnt Farms,' substantially built with stone and brick ;
ind the %thole forms a most desirable Estate, in a pleasant and
romantic Country, abounds in Game and Fie), bounded in part
and intersected by the Rivers Worm, and Doyer.
Particulars may be had on applying to Mr. WilliaM Adams, at
Pontrylas ; the Hotel inn, Hereford; the Swan Inn, lioss; the
Beaufort Anna, Manny:nth ; and other principal inns in the
Comity; to Mr. :William Neale, Land Surveyor, Cheam, Surrey ;
and to Messrs. Haman and Birch, Nn.ti, Chancery-lane, London,
with whom a Map of the whole Estate may he seen.
To be viewed on applying to Philip Taylor, at the Mansio;
1-I:iiise of Pontrylas, who laas a Plan of the :Este: and primed
Particulars.

SOUTH \VALES.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ant E:iTATE, ECONSHIRE,
With inunedizte posst,siOn, a:J4 1.-414-tai
Ly Mr. PF.TI'ON,
At Garrowav's Cottle-House,. (70-nhill, on
Mond.iy, till iOth day of July, 1809, i,l One Lot,

A VERY val!Lible FREEHOLI) EziTATE,
galled TP.EBLNSHIINI comprising a substantial stark.-
Asti& Mansion, in complete repair, fit fur the residence of
Family of res..e vats:2(y, walled Garden, eltearful L' awn, c.
Banes Flans e, and elnipktr Earth iluildings,and alsa two Fz. to
lionses and Homesteads, and upwards of 550 Acres of capital
nearly all within a tin; tence, par: in hand, and the re-
mainder let to two very respectable Tenant:4 and is of the clear
annual value of upwards of A-Ji.
This Estate is a most valuable acqiiirition to any Oentlen,-In'
who is fond of 'Agricultural pursuits, as the Land is of the ties:
quality in the Country, and well adapted to the convert hie sys -
tem of Huts andry. Front its situation, a Torts:nal' resay IA;
amesemem, the Cotmtry akcoding w.th Came, :he Lake or
Llyn :_-;:tsathott, or I slatTorse, j tiniug ran of the properly, the
River i'sk fannies tOr its S.limon Fi-hery, being within two
miles of the Estate, and a pack of Harriers kept hi the initnetliate
treighbv.trhoud. This Estate is situate between the two roads
let.ditir from Aberptvenny to Hay and Brecon, near to the Bwlch
Inn, which place the London and Milford Mail Coach passes
daily, and is distant from London 160 tnid2s, Oloucester 55,
lirira-
tnt 50, Hereford 36, Abergavramy Is, Crickhowel seven, and ,
'1 Brecon six miles, to :al which places there are excelleutturapike I

The Neighbourhood is mest respectable, and is now become
the fashionable resort of many geintel English Families.
Specifications are now ready to he delivered at the Bell, Glou-
cester; White Hart, Bristol; White. Lime, Bath; Hotel, Here-
ford; King's Arms, Ross; Lion. Brecon; and Lloyd's and Gar-
raway's Coffee 11. uses; also at Mr. James's Offices, New Boswell
Court, Lincoln's Inn, London ; and at tVarwich, where Maps of
the Estate may be seen.—John Sutton (the.Baiiiir) on the Pre-
mises, will silent the listate, who has alia a plan.