Star.
London, England, 1815-09-22 00:00:00

YORKSHIRE.

Valuabe FREEHOLD aiti7I7YTHE-FREE ESTATE, and
COAL and IRON WORKS, situate at MIRFIELD, near
HUDDERSFIELD, in the West Rlding of the County of York.
By order of the Trusty-, at the Black Bull lini, iu Mirfiuld, on
the 30th day of October next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Fore-
noon precisely, in Lots, (unless prev amity disposed of by Pri
vate Contract, of which timely !nicer will he given),
ALL that singulasly•eligible FREEHOLD and
111'H11-FREE LiTATE, including 185 Acres of rich
Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, divided into small compact
Farms, with spacious Buildings, suitable for bLinutacturers and
Tradespeople, situate near the river Calder, late ly the property
and place belonging to the Calder Iron and Coal Company ; to
gerber with 21 Cottage-houses. The whale of the Premise. .:ay
be entered upon immediately on the purchase beteg comple:cd,
and will be found we I deiterving the :went on of purclia..-t,, ai
they lay within a king Fence, bounded by the navigable ever
Calder on the north, and near the turispiteroad leading fro in
Wakefield to Huddersfield, two miles from Dewsbury, anti in a
central and very improving manufacturing district ; there is a
modern-built Mansion, very pleasantly situate upoa part of the
estate, called Calder Cottage, fit for a genteel family, embracing
every convenience, and fine scenes of rur.il retirement. Par.icu-
tars of the Lots will be published afterwards.
Also will be Sold, at the same time, ail the Mines and Mine-
rals, laying and being under the above-mentioned leaf., consist-
ing of the remaining quantity of four seams of Coal, lately
working at the following depths from tier surface, viz. the first,
lit yards, I foot, 6 inches deep; the second, 31 yards, 3 feet
Jeep ; the third, 53 yards, 2 feet, 3 inches deep; and the fourth,
88 yards, I foot, 8 inches • all now won, and of ex relent quality;
one other seam has been pored to laying, 46 yatds brlow the las:
mentioned, and capable of being got at a very meditate expense ;
two of the fernier make excellent coke for smelting iron. Also
a large quantity of two excellent beds of Iron Stone, got at a mo-
derate expense, and within a short &wince fermi the surface;
together with all tbat newly erected Blast Furnac.., eapaule of
producing from the above Coal and ben Stone, 40 ton, of pig
iron of excellent quality, per week; Blast Engine, 51 horse
power, Water Engine, Ca-ting.liouse, ork shops, Cinder Ovens,
and oilier necessary erections, Pits, Shafts, &c. complete, and
ready for tarrying on an extensive business (and with very little
capital), in the iron and coal trade.
I he Furnace is situate on the Batiks of the river Calder, and
affords every cenvenieilee for carrying iron and coals to all the
great matufactuntig towns, at a very moderate expense. . The Pits
are now open, and the roads ready made, brior immediate work-
.rig without any expense • and the Coal and loan Stone brought
down to the furnace, and river, by an easy descent; di,: whole
will be found to he well worth the attention of dealers in both
articles. For a view of the whole premises, apply to Francis Hay,
on the premises; and other information may be known, by ap-
plying to Mr. W. Raynor, of Oveton, near Wakefield, where a
Section of the Strata, and a Plan of the Estate may he seen ; and
also of Mr. Howard, No. 17, Golden-square, Landon who is
antheriled to mat for ten was byZdvate CIPUIZICts