Star.
London, England, 1801-09-18 00:00:00

8,030

FOR PUBLIC SALE,

At Smith's Coffee-houfe, over the Corn Exchange, on Mon•
day, September at, 18ot, at One o'Clock precifely,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
150 Sacks Fre& Houfhold Flour.
7o Barrels Foreign Flour.
460 Quarters Red Hambro' Wheat.
• 800 Dll itto Foreign White Peale.
Iso Ditto Foreign Barley.
Catalogues will be timely delivered. Samples in the mean
time will be [hewn, by George French, Sworn Broker, No. 6,
Great Ealieheap.

OXFOIMSHIRE.-BEECH WOOD, SOME CAPITAL

OAK, &c.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE,
At the Red Lion, Bridge-foot, Henley upon Thames,
• On Moody, Noyemb•Lr 9,
AFREEHOLD ESTATE, contilling of igo
Acres of Wood Land, covered with yaluabl.• Beech
Wood, and tome capital Oak Timber, in the moil thriving ft ne ;
fituate within about four miles of the Thames, and Lven of
Henley upon Thames, in the County of Oxford.
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Particulars may be now had of the Printers of the Oxford
and Reading Papers ; at the Red Lien, blenl." ; the Print, r
of the Birmingham Paper; Rainbow, Cornhill; and in Pall-
Mall, where Plans of the Property may be ken.

CAPITAL FREEHOLDS, BINFIELD, BERKS,
(With immediate Poffeffion,)
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. FIAWKES,

At the Crown Inn, Reading, en Saturday the loth of Odoicr,
at Onc o'clock in various Lots,

SUNDRY Eligible and Improvable FREE-
HOLDL-R ESTATES, at BINFIELD and WOKINGHAM,
In the County of Berks, (with the Land-tax redeemed,) con-
fitting of a very compact and truly defirable FREEHOLD
FARM, in the occupation of James Marlow, compiling up-
wards of One Hundred Acres of exceeding good Meadow,
Arable, and Coppice Land, with a Brick Dwelling-houfe, tiled
Barns, and all proper Out-buildings, and a valuable Right of
Common : the major part of which is beautifully fituate in a
Ring Fence, facing the Stag and Hounds at Binfield, a pleating
eminence admirably adapted for the Villa or Cottage, briny in
the vicinity of the King's Hunt, and potfetTing in a very rope-
dor degree, the advantages of Fine Roads, and a most refpcdt-
able neighbourhood.
NINE INCLOSUR ES of excellent Arable and Paßurc Land,
rented by Thomas Lane, called SMITHER's LAND, near
Dole's Green, in the Parifh of Wokingham, camprifing about
Forty-four Acres.
To be viewed on application to the Tenants, Ten days pre-
vious to the Sale.—Partioilars of which will be delivered in
due time at the Neighbuuring Inns; at Mr. Hawke, Reading;
and Mr. William Barrons, No. 7), Strand.

SUFFOLK ESTATE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. ROPER,
On Fiiday the 16th day of Oetober next, at the Golden lion
in Ipfwich, Suffolk, at Four o'clock in the afternoon,
'HE Manor of BA R RA RD's HALL, with an
extenftve Royalty thereto ; and the adjoining Manor, or
reputed Manor of GOSFORD HALL, together with a com-
plete FARM, confifting of a Bite.. bolt Manton, which may
be made very commodious for a Family, three Parlours, a
Kitchen, Cellars, five Bed-chambers, two Gurus, a Brew-
houfe and Dairy adjo Mng it, alit, three Barns, three Stabl.s
a neat Untie, two Cart-lodges, a Dove-bottle, and other con-
venient Omboufesi with two Cottage., the one a double Dwel-
ling, and the other compriOng time eonvenicm ly lituated for
Workmen. and 345 Acres of very rich Arable, Mradow,
Paf-
tore, and Woodland, the whole thereof, one Grove excepted,',
being within a Ring Fence, in the Peril's of Whatfield, in the
fa.d County, now in the feveral occupations of Mr. Edward
Rufb, and Mr. John Vincc, or their Aligns, tinder Leafee or'
Agrtements, which will expire as follow, : viz. Mr. Vince's,
which campfires only 3o Acres of the Land and a Earn, at
Michaelmas, taciz ; and Mr. Ituih's,whieli includes dee Build-
inv. and ref of the Lands, at Michaelmas, 1803.
The Eltate is in perfect repair, all Fre.:hold, exupt 20 Acres
thereof, which are Copyhold of Inheritance, fubjeet to an arbi-
trary fine, and fituatcd in a fine Fertile and Sporting Country,
commanding extenleze and dcli3httul Profpeas, lies within the
diftance of two Miles from Hailicigh, one of the firtt Corn-
markets of tile County, twelve Miles of the Port of Ipfwich,.
and the like diltance of the Port of Manningtree, in Dies;
the Woodland is well Timbered, and the Land-tax redeemed;
the Ellate is within an incorporated Hundred, where the Poor's
Rates are managed with attention.
Th.. Tenants will thew the Premifes; and further Particulars
may be had by applying to Mars. Lyon and Coliyer, No. t,
Bedford-row, London; Meffre. Pearfon and Bunn, Attornise,
Ipfwich ; Mr. George Parton, Attorney, Hadleigh ; or the
Ausftioncer, Ipfwich.