Star.
London, England, 1805-05-16 00:00:00

Cunlcfsprevinufly difpofed of by private Contraet).
ACAPITAL and molt defirable FREEHOLD
EiTATE, chime at Stanhoein the County of Norfolk, it
healthy situation and good Ntignbourhoud, with the advanta:te
of excellent Roads, within 5 miles of the Sea.: miles of Health ttt,
6 of Houghton, and about 115 miles from London ; comprizing
the Manflon Houfe called STANHC/F. HALL, and upwards of
840 Acres of excellent Land, lying within a Ring, abounding with
Game, fortnit.g one of the molt complete and eligible Eit:.tes iu
the County of Norfolk.
The above Premifec are now under Leaf.-s for long terms, w:iich
will expire on Michaelmas day that.
For the accommodation of the Purchafer, part of the Purchafe-
Money may remain o, the Dilate.
Fur further Particular: apple to Mr. W Olivia Stokes, Attorney,
Fakenham ; Mr. b Won' No. 10. Gray'. liimfquare, and :dr. (,
Ketmell, land Surveyor,No. is. Gerrard greet, Soho.
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M PSHIR E.—TO BE SOLD BY AUK ''ION,
By Marrs. HODSKINSON, ABLOTT,-andCo.
At Garraway's Coffec-houfe, 'Change C.ornhill London, as
Monday, May 26,1805. at twelve tiel.ock, in three lots,
Lot I. A Compan FREEHOLD FARM, called
'rEGWELL FARM, lying within *ring finely
in the parifh of Eaft Moon, bounded on one fide by the high noll
from Pctcrsfield to Winchefter, in the county of Hants; NUM.
ing of a Farm Houfe and Buildings, and 237 acres, t rood, c
perches of Meadow, Pafture, and Arable Land, in a high Rate of
cultivation, and abundantly and beautifully wooded, in the pail-
fion of Mr. Jonathan Pollard, tenant at will, fituate about fix
miles from Petersfield.
Lot 2. A FREEHOLD FARM, in pm adjoining the preced-
ing, and the remainder within a fhart .liitance, at Drayton. in the
Parini aforefaid ; malting tn. a ruin Houfe, Barn. and Stable,
and 34 acres. t road, 39 perches of Land, in tight fields adjoin-
ing the Houfe, let on Leaf e, at a fimtll quit rent, for the life of a
iperfon aged about 60.
' Lot 3. A FREEHOLD FAaM, called Filler's, In the parifh
of Froxfield ; confuting of a fmill Houfe, Bum, Stable and Offices,
and 63 acres, 29 perches of Arable and Palture Land, in the poi-
feflion of Mr. John Ewen, who has notice to quit at Michaelmas
next ; alfo a Piece of Wood Land in band, well Racked with
young thriving trees, containing 13 acres, 1 rood, 17 perches ad-
joining the Farm ; at.d ado an Allotment on the Froxfield Bar-
net, containing 12 acres, t rood, I perch, making together SS
acres,3 roods, 7 perches,
To be viewed on ap7licatinn to the tenants ; particulars may be
had at the George, Wittchefter ; Alrt sfori ; Swan, Alton ;
Red Lion, PetersfiAd ; at the place of 1.. k ; of Mr. Hodtkinfona
Aroodel-ftreet, Strand; and of Mr. Abinatt, 23, Shepherd's, Nlar-
ket, Piccadilly.
N. B. The Timber to be gaid for at a fair valuation.
STAFFORDSHIRE.

FOR POSITIVE and PEREMPTORY SALE BY AUCTION,
By Mr. CHRIiTIR,
At the Great Room Pall-MAIL on Thurfilay, May ij.at t esdoeike
A CA P!Til L FREEHOLD ESTATE. called
L SM.:NALL HAI 1., confilting or a Stone built Modem
Manflon, with numerous attached and detached Offices adapted to
the Vine and elegant Terme Ocoee, capif.al Walled Kitchen Gar-
den, Hot-hoefe, thetn-hotife, &c. lit:: and Two Hundred and
'Three Acres of Land of the Mit quality Li a Rine, pence, diverfi-
fied with Hill, Dale, Wood, and Water, in the h.ippieft Style of
Nature. The Manflon is (rated on a bold elnim ncc backed and
flickered by full grown Plantations and riling Groan !s front the
North, and cousmanding ProfpEts civ.,r the Park like Home
Grounds, and 3o Miles in extent over a Fertile, Populous. Healthy,
and finely Broken Woody Country.air,undinz with Game, fine
Roads, Field Sports, and Gentkinai's Sean. The liftate is fubdis
vided by Sunken Tcnces int , convenient Inektfures, and inter-
Iperfed with luxuriant Clumps and Planta,ions of large Spreading
Foreft Trees. The Plcafure Grounds continued through the de-
mefne Woods, in all the variety of Englifh Landlcapst Gardening,
and terminated by Copincer a natural Late. fed by an abundant
Stream, and Stifled by flanging Oak Woods which are rcfleaed on
its pellucid furface of loci Acres, and euntrafted by the molt ea-
chair ing open Views. Talk, Genius. and Mechanifm, have been
molt happily exerted in decorating this charming fpot.
Situate two miles from t'.e Nlarket Tow.) of Exclelbill, actnin-
ing to the Chefter and Mail Coach road fern London; nine miles
from Stafford, eight from Stone, (and a navigation), !mine front
Newport and Market Drayton. tt from Newt./hie, 27 from
Shrewlbury, 38 from Cficfter, and tao from laindin.
The Houfehold Furni ure, Live and D.ad Stock, inzy be taken
at a valuation, and poffelEcin of the Ellase may he had imme-
diately, or in four or fix months, at the option of the purehafer.
May be viewed on application at the Ma•=Gan, and rioted par-
ticulars to be had of the Printers of the Stafford, Birminghom,
Shrewfbury, Manehtfter, Gore's Liverpool• and Woobiter's Exe-
ter Papers; at the Rainbow, Cor•thill; and a Map of the Eftre
may he fen at Mr. Crutwas, Printer, Bath; Mr. Jofin
Archited, Liverpool and in Pall•Ma!L

CHIANENHAM, GI.OUCESTERSIIIEE,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. T. smini. LIN

On Thurf,lay, the 13th of Junc, 1805, et the Monet Hotel, ist
Clr.ltc•nham, at the hour of Six in the Evening,
THE FOLLOWING FREEHOLD PROPERTY:
Lot I. A NEW-built Matt✓'ion ereded by. and
V lately the Relidence of Thn. ihighntt, Efil.deccafed.
(invite in the pleafant village of Prclthury, about a mile diftant
trnnt the very flentrinairg and falbitioable fawn of Cheltenham, a
place which, for the faluhrity of Its air. 2941 torts admirable Sa.
li •e and t7halybeate waters (of which rrci•rt ilifcovcries future=
inothattltibte fupply), bit juftlyanfl univcrft by celebrated.

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On the ground floor of ibe ifoore is an entrance-hall, a dining.
parlour, 23 feet by 20 feet, and I 2 ('et high, two I.:talent kit-
chens, a icullery, and twopantri s. Oa the Br& floor a drawing.
room, 20 fret by ao tat, a breakfalt-ronnt, ty feet by t 6 feet.
four tisd-chttnibers, and a water clu'et. 0,. the fecund thr,c bed-
chambers. on dic attic Korey two lar:re garrets. Under the
greater part of the bunk arc three cellars, and a large arched wine
cellar. Detached are a large brewboufc and I 4 nitlry, with a coal
and wood honk ; and at a convei.hnt dirt are two coach
houfzs, two (tables, a (addle huuft., and other buildings, a plgtlye
and poultry yard, &c.
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In.front of the Houfc is a Lawn or Pk Cure Ground, containing
between one and two Acres, and adjo;rni: is a large and excel-
lent ki.chen garden, walled round; and ail the walls ihaut the
pr emifes are planted with •,hundaner line choice peach, ae6ta•
rine, pear, cherry, plumb, and other fruit tries, nLarly in
feetion.

The principal Room, lia-t a South acpeet, and command a de.
Hghtful view of the furroundi•.g hill..
N. B. Immediate pofftflion may he had. and to prevent 7.Wica-
dons to tr, It by Private Contra,!l, the Public are informed that
the pr miles mutt be fold by P:lblic Audion
Lot z. An Orchard, in the Pariah of Prrftbiary, not far (Mutt
from the Mar lion Houfe, called Gregory's Orchard, containing
about thrre Acrts

Lot 3. An Iliad:ire, in the fame Parith, e.dl.d Finchenrik, con-
taining near three Acres.
Lot 4. A Dwelling Houfe, lately fitted up, fronting one of the
Itrects In Pretibury (and adjoining to the Manton Houk). now
in the occupation of Mrs. Stcight, who is Ea advanced in years,
and holds the fame for her lice.

Alto to be Let, and entered upon lame liately, a very 'eat
Dwelling Houle in the fame parifh, fit for the reception of a
Nall genteel Family, containiog a ilin;or parlour a brcakf4t
room, a drawing room, two kitchens, a frrvants' ball, Ave bed-
rooms, a (mall dreffing room, out "fliers and a large garden fittiv
ate within a morning's walks of the cliffs-rent wells at Cheltenham.
Mairrs. Welles and Gwinnegl,

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,Magtft;rats. Welle: and
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