Star.
London, England, 1809-07-28 00:00:00

To be LET open LEASE for 5,7, or 9, YEARS, and entered
upon Immediately,
AMODERN MANSION-HOUSE, in thorough
repair; delightfully situate in a Vale, possessing the most
enchanting Prospects; consisting of an Entrance Hall, four Par-
lours, seven Sleeping. Rams, and Garrets for servants, with
every slomestk Office, Cellaring, &c. Chalse-house, a^d flye-
r :lied Stable, walled Garden and Orchards, and at the option of
the Tenant, a Farm House, Homestead, and any quantity of
Laud, not exceeln; 200 Acres. The situation is distant from
London 160 Miles, sr arty adj 4rdng to the M.lford Mail coach
Road, and an easy- day's journey from Gloucester, Bristol, and

F )1. Particabg‘spply to Mr. James Land, Agent, No. 5, New
wj'.Conrt, Lincoln's-Inn, London.

HALLGROVE, SURREY,
On the Great Western Road, wjth early Possesdon.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. FAIRBROTHER,
At Carraway's Coffee-house, on Wednesday, the 16th of August
nest, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract,
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,called
HALLGROVE, the residence of RA LPN LLYCEST ER, Est
(Wm is removing into Closbire), consisting of a good Family
F..-tse, with convenient Offices, About 100 Acres of Land, pm-
s:sting Lw,t extensile tOmmon Rights, a good Garden, Crape
Fouses, Ice-houie, detached Bailiff's House, Farm Buildings
..:v! Yard, igiate 14 miles from Farnham, 12 from Guildford,
ci•.:t from EAam, 10 from Windsor, and 26 from Loodon.

be viewed till the Bile, only with Tickets, which may, be
1:1 frcm John Birch, Es 9. No. 6, Chancery-lane, London; or
1:1in Mr. Fairbrother, No: 7; Beaufort-buildings Strand.---•
l'irjrulars will be ready on the 21st inst. to be had at the rial-
Hem. on the Prembeei. it Abe Office of Me.ssrs. Hanson
:7.1 Birch, Chancery-lane; at Mti,yrinciral inns In the Neigh-
1. ; and at Mr. rarebrother's.

DORSETSHIRE.
ralitiOrD, LEASEHOLD, and‘COPYHOLD ESTATES.

TO BE SOLD,
AVERY Desirable andlrnprovablePßOPEßTY,
c, misting of a Maniongionse ealkd Longbredy Hittite,
' .^ residence of the Reverend John Riehtirds,•decetted, with

. i.bet,ses, Stables, and other convenient Outbuildings and
' • • of every description, walled, and Kitchen Gardens, Hot-
:. ,zn I Pleasure Grounds, comprising about nine Acres, and
• •••.: Lit eLy Acres of other Land usually occupie3 therewith.
A'.l the adjoining Manor or reputed Biador of Litton Cheney,
into different Farms, two of which are let at Rack

J re‘pensible Tenants, and the remainder for Lives ;
com-
spwards of 1003 acre's of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and
vc

the Perpetual Advowson of the Rectory of the Parish of
1:: .1 C!ie::ei, with an exceeding good Parsosage House, and
:F^..-ds oT too Acres cf Glebe Land, and with the Tithes esti-
-,rth Aesoo per 4.smum, the present Incumbent aged G 5
1 upwards.
Pi anises are sititaied about nine mites from Dorchester,
the saute distance from Weymouth and Briiport,
cf which runs the great Western Turnpike Itook•
• t.;l.••atesl to be work f 900 yer Aaram, t4thitivi

n I .:r of this Property will be Sold by Pub& Auction, in
%;r. JOHN WARR, at the Lull Inn, in liridport, or-
av, the 15th day of August next, at One o'Clock in

r •vin.

Wh;:k. :he Woodman at Askley Farm, will show the
Prii tt•d Particulars of the Lots, and further infurrna•
b. I!: 'yf application, personally or by letter (post paid)
br.lve and I.o:laan, New Inn, Lordos ; or to Messrs.
• I (A, B,:.o,nnsterl Dorset; at both of which places Plaus
" =" • t Lt.:s maybe aceo.—Dated July 7, harsh.