Star.
London, England, 1805-08-09 00:00:00

FREEHOLD ISTATE—SOUTH WALES.
To be SOLD by AUCTION,
At the Ball Inn, at Tenby, on Saturday the t4th day of Septem-
ber next, at Five o'Clotk, in One Lot ;

A Moil Capital altd Compat9 FREEHOLD
A. ES FATE, called CORNISH DOWN, and SCOTSBO-
ROUGH, confifting of about Three Hundred Acres of excellent
Land, with a Water Orift Mill, called Cams-mill, fituate in the
Parini of St. Mary. and within the liberty of the Town of Tenby,
in the County of Pembroke, South Wales.
This Illate is within a mile of Tcnby ; the Dwelling.houfe is a
fubftantial modern edifice, and (with the out offices) may be made
it for the refidence of a genteel 'amity, at a moderate expenee.—
rhe Lands are naturally good, confrfting of rich loamy foil, in a
variety, which befits thus% for either Meadow, Pafture, or Tillage.
A fine Lime Quarry and Kiln upon the premifes, and town ma-
nure can be procured at a trifling expence from Tenby.
Cornifh Down Houle commands the molt beautiful and piftu-
refque views imaginable ; Tenby Bay, Caldey and Lundy Rhoda,
the Briltol Channel, and the Devonfhire coal being all teen from
the (mot dour.
Printed particulars may be had at the Hotel Milford ; Celle
Inn, Haverfordwdt ; try Bah, Carmarthen ; Lion, Brecon; Baih,
Swaufea ; White Hart, Bath; Talbot, Wilful; at the Herald Of-
fice, Gloucefter ; at the place of Sale; of Abram Leach, Efq. Pem-
broke ; of Mr. Charles Halfall, at Eaftwood, near Narberth, and
at No 8, Arlingtonqtreet, London, cash of whom has a plan of
the Elate.

Let 3. ConGßing of three Clofai of Rich Pafture and Arable
Land, containing by estimation about Nine Acres, now let to Mrs.
Elizabeth Pratt, and lies contiguous to that elegant Seat, called
Strawberry HilL
For a view of the Pram Wes, apply to the Tenant at Priory, and
further particulars may be !mown on application to Mars. Debary
and Hope, Temple, London, or Mr. James Brown, Dulverton,
Embarks.

MINES.

TO BE LET ON ADVAN FAGEOUS TERMS,
j'HZ whole Mineral Veins, fuppofed to be very'
-I- rich in Lead, lying in the Hills of South and °ter Cumber-
head, in the Pugh of Lefmahagow and County of Lanark, with-
in about 28 miles of Glafgow, and 40 of Edinburgh, in the vieini.
ty of good roads, and abundance of coal and limeftone.
In former times, as appears from numerous old workings, Lead
was wrought to confiderable extent in the hills of North Cumber-
head, which lic immediately adjoining the property at prefent
ad-
vertUed, being only feparated from it by a (mall rivulet, which has
laid open all the veins then wrought, and which can be moft ob-
vioutly and caul, traced into this property, where they Rill all re-
main perfeetly entire
From written reports, founded upon various Anal Carvers of
profeffional and llcilful miners, the appearances of there veins
are of the molt promiling and;lattering kind, as is indeed pettedly
evident where they come up to the day; and In particular, there
is one vein of fpar so or 12 feet thick, which has a very ftrong
fpring of water riling behind It, and *here a trial may be made
with the greareft profpeet of fuccefs.
Upon the whole, few fituations are to be met with fo highly
favourable as the prefent, or fb well deferring the attention of a
Mining Company, to whom the Proprietoi•d wigs to give every en-
couragement.
Specimens of the Mineral Strata and Veins, Etch as can be
collcaed on the furface, and front which a faint idea may he for-
med of their nature, are to be found with Alelsnder Mundell,
Efq. No. 3, Fludyer ftrcct, Weftminfter, London ; )(clings Green-
way, Efq. Attdrney at law, Warwick ; William I.olb, Efq. New-
caftle upon Tyne ; Michael Liming, Efq. W. S. Hillftreet, Edin-
burgh; and Gilbert Kennedy, Efq. Biichanau's-court, Glafgow;
to whom applicatioos ray be made for further particulars.
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FLINTSHIRE, NORTH WALES.
T 9 BE SOLD BY AUCTION.
At the Royal Hotel, in the City of Chelter, on Saturday the 3 eft
day of Augult, 180 r, at five o'clock in the afternoon, (unlefs
previoufly difpofed of by Private Contradt, of which due notice
will b.e.given) fabled to fuch condidens us w ill be then pro-
duced ;
1 AMOST deferable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
called HARD:HEATH, delightfully fituated in the parifbe of
Hope and Mold, in the county of Mint, in a fine fporting country
abounding with gime, diltant eight miles from Clutter, (even
from Wrexham, and four from the market-town Of Mold (which
affords a daily communication by polt with the Metropolis, and
1311 other parts of the kingdom); comprizing a Park of upwards of
one hundred acres, extremely fertile and of a beautiful ditrerfified
furface, in which is feared a handfome and commodious Manfion-
Mode, commanding rich and pleating profpwfts, with fultable Of-
fices attached of every defcriptiun, and capital Stabljng and Coach-
hooks at a convenient digante, Paddocks, Pleafure grounds,
Shrubberies,and Plantations,fingularly ornamental ;Trout-ftreams,
Fifh-pouds, well limed; Gardens, &c. &c. and (including the
Park) above fix hundred acres of Arable, Palture, and Watered
Meadow Land, of the firlt quality (of which . five hundred and
fiat, acres are within a ring•fence), divided into eligible compaaft
farms and holdings, with all requifite buildings thereon.

The Manflon•houfe contains feveral fpacious elegant rooms not
yet completed, but which, at an tidy expente, may be finijbed,
agreeable to the talte of any purchafer ; the other parts of the houfe
arc he fur immediate occupation.

Iron -ftone has beco proved in part of the lands, and there is
every reafun to believe the Elate abounds with coal and kennel.
Poffelfion may be had of the houfe, dims, gardens, and plea-
fure-ground, at any time when deLnd; and 'a the park and pad-
docks, and an adjoining farm of about xl6 acres, at St. Andrew's
next. The other farms, with the exception of at acres, lying de
tacbed from the Dement. in which the tenant has an unexpired
term of eleven years from Candlemas next, are held only from
year to year.
Printed particulars may be had from Mein. Philpot and Stone,
No. Hare court, Temple; Mr. Leigh, Bafnet-ftrett, Liverpool;
Melks Kay and Kenftlaw, i, Mariehefter ; Mr. Boydeil, Roftett,
Dcabighthire ; and from Mr. F. Barker, in Cheiter, at whore of
See maps of the Lilac may be feen, andwito is authorifed to treat
tar the tale thereof by private cootrati, and will direct a proper
pats to ihew the fame to say aas &Onus of paralleling.