Star.
London, England, 1805-03-30 00:00:00

SUSSEX.

Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, extennee MANOR, &vat
Manfion, Park, and feveral eligible Farms, at Stinfted. •

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—BY MR. WELLER.,
At °areaway's Coffee honfe, on the 21ft of May next,
I'HE Magnificent MANSION of STANS.TE
with appropriateollices, very numerous Gardens, exteneve
Walls, covered with fruit trees, Conferryories, liot+houfe, Pi-
nery, Succellion, Forcing, and Green houfes' with the Maoor
and Park of &ended, containing moo Acres, highly diftinguifhed
fur its beautiful Scenery, estenilve and diverGfied Profpetfts, both
of So and Land—the Park anbellifhed with ornameotal Timber,
Temples, Lodges, and charming Cottage Ornee, together with
the feveral Farms of Lodge, Broad Read, Woodlands, and boric
pature, with the bold and pieturefqae Forelt of Stanßed, fur-
rounding the Park, anointing in the whole to upward+ of 3500
acres, in an excellent Rate of cultivation, of which poffef6on mat
be had immediately. •
to pulse of &onion it bppears to embrace every °llea that is
defirableremarkably healthy, amply fupplletr with. the dneß
fpring water, in a neighbourhood highly rdpeiflabfe, of eafy com-
munication with the metropolis, at a good dotatize from a pelt
town, where feveral coaches pals daily, the roads good. The Eltate
and Manors abound with Dame, near two capital Packs of jog
Hounds, and in a Century much reforted to tor Field Sports.
Deferiptive particulars may be bad one Month previous to the
Sale, and in the intermediate time further information may is
obtained, and the Mandan viewed by rickets only, without
which no petfon can be admitted, by applying to Melfrs. Bromley
and Bell, Gray's Inn; Mars. Butler. Havant; Edward Dawn,
1 Efq. Starited, or of Mr. Weller, at his General Agency (Mee,
Chichester.

FREEHOL..I MANOR AND ESTATE.
CRAKEHALL, NORTH RIDING OF YORKSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY Aucriox,

In the courfe of the Spring (of the Day and Place of Sale due
notice will be given),

LL that the MANOR o; LORDSHIP, or re.
puted Manor or Lordlibip, of CRAKEHALL, with the
Rights, Royalties, Members. and Appurtenances thereunto be.
,00ging ; and ill that Capital Maillion, late die Relidence of Mat-
thew Dusliworth, Efq.conlifting of a Dining Room 3t. Feet by 20,
/muting Room 3o Feet by ai), Breakfilt Room and Library 29
•'etc by ie. a great number of Lodging Rooms, and fultable Re-
ached and detached Offices, Stabling far twenty Hodes, Coach
loufe, Granary. Fite... rinufe, complete Farm Yard, two very
odliabre walled Gardena, Rocked with choice Fruit Trees, Hot
..suic and Gnat. Hume; and about asa Acres of Rich Arabic,
Meadow, and Palture Land, lying contiguous to the Manffon ;
fo feveral Cottages-and other Lands in the rownfhips of Great
md Little Craichatl.

Crakehall l t fituate in a molt healthy and fertile part of the
North Riding of Yorkfhire, and in an CICCII:nt neighbourhood,
two miles tram &dale (to which place there ie a Poll every day),
ten miles from Richmond...ine trum Northallerton, and fifteen
.rem ;tippet:, all excellent Market Towns.
the siAnfion-Houle and Ethic may he viewed, and further par.
tieuwra had, by applying to Mr. Murton, at Shaws, near Ma.
•nam ;or the Office of Mr. Merton, Solicitor, iu liedak, where
i'Ln of he Ellett may be leen.
&dale, inch March, licS.

SLATES OF THE MOST DURABLE (TALI t'Y, LARGE
SIZE. AND SKY-BLUE COLOUR.

-I"HE Demand for Slates at the Q.24rries on the
Eftate of Karnes, in the Ille of Bute, having thcfe two Years
paft exceeded the number that could be manufactured, it was
found necetfary to augment the number of workmen confiderably.
and there is now a Stock of Slzeal,le and Underlize Slates ready
for being litipped, in the Reeve, at Part Bannatyne, on the Bay of
Karnes, at the thorteit notice. The conveniency of (hipping Is
fuch, that a Yeffel capable of carrying Sixty Thoufand, can be
loaded in two days,and the Bay of Kama it well known to afford
fele anchorage to Yeats of any burden. There is a Wharf ad-
joining the Slate Reeve, at which Ytffels lie in the greateft fafety
while loading. The quality of Metal is loch, that Slates of any
dimeofions can be manufadtured that may be required, and when
ordered, are made equal in Size to thofe of Lancafhire and Weft-
mareland; from the frnoothnefo of the furface they lie fo clofe,
that (now drift cannot penetrate, neither do they imbibe water
though foaked in it for twenty-four hours, which Inuit tend to
preferve the timber on which they are laid.
Slates thinner and lighter than ufcally made, being frequently
allecd for to fuit. the Welt India and American Buildings, the
Kannr Quarries can fur. IN them of any thicknefs required, upon
proper notice, and they neither Willer or crack by the beat of the
fun in warm lad:odes; the colour is deep Sky Blue, which does
not change. Front their fmnoth furface and fuperior rise, no Slates
fuit better to he laid upon laths. Millers of Veffels front the
Ealt fide of Scotland or England, that trade to the irifh Ports, Li-
verpool, Briltol, &c.delirous of a cargo home, will at all times be
loaded with Slates at Port Elannatyne, on the fhorteft notice.
Both Sizeable and underlize Slates are w be had at all times at
the Broomidaw, and Port Dundas, on the Canal, near Glaf;ow.
For further Particulars apply to Mr. George Campbell. Olaf-
gow ; John Campbell, of Auchenwilline, Efq. by Rothefay; Mr.
John Chriftls, Writer, Edinburgh ; John Sharp, or John M'Lea,
Quarry Grieves; oodjoho itswan, Kara 110 rke hieht Raw%
by Lethality.