Star.
London, England, 1816-09-13 00:00:00

NORMAN CROSS BARRACKS AND DE?OTS roa
PRISONERS OF WAR.
TO THE PUBLIC AT LARGE,
TO BE SOLD BY AUC rtoN,
By WILLIAM EDWARDS,

Under the Anthorfty of the Commissioners for the Affairs of
Barracks, on the Premises on Wets,/ esomr, the Pith of
September next, and Three following Days,

THE FURNITURE, UTENSILS, and FIX-
-1 TURES; a few Chaldrons of Coals, about 70elbs. of Can-
dles, several dose.boarded Sell iVaggons, two large barrel Fire
Engines by Bramah, and a great variety Of useful articles In Ear-
then and Wooden Ware, Ironmongery. acc. belonging to the
said Barracks and Depots at Norman Cross, in the Parish of
Yaxley, and County of Huntingdon.
And on MONDAY. the 23d of September, and seven follow-
ing days, the very Extensive and Substantual TIMBER BUILD-
INGS, comprising 396 Lots of various dimensions, suitable to
the purposes of all elanes of persons, to whom the Premiers are
now open for inepeetion. Amongst the LOU will be found a very
large quantity of stockade and close-boarded fencing, well caleu.
laved front its height for forming two lengths for park paling, and
will prove worthy the attention of the neighbouring Gentlemen
and Farmers. The York and other flag paving. which lie very
considerable and valuable, has been divided Into convenient Lots
for private purchasers, mad is well deserving the no•ice of specu-
lators, from the great extent to which they can be stiAplied.

Lastly, Land •tax redeemed, nn WEUINF.SDAY, the 2d day
of October, an that Piste or Parcel of FREEHOLD GROUND,
now the seize of the said Barracks and Prisons, divided into Six
Lots, as follows: A. E P.
LOT More or less.

397 The First Division of the Freehold, including a
Cottage-be Timber Dwelling (late the Barrack-
Master's House), with plaided Garden,calculated
for a small Family or Sporting Box, comprising 1 1 9
3411 The Second Division of the same comprises, with
two excellent contiguous stuccoed Dwelling-
Houses, with Gardens, and a range of Timber-
Buildings, late used as Stores, &c. - - 1 327
399 The Third Division comprises a viece of partly
Meadow Land, and Land occupied by Buildings 5 2 8
400 The Fourth Division' as before 3 3 18
40! The Fifth Div'sion, ditto 7 0 1

402 'lle Sixth Division comprises the Land now oc-
cupied by the Depots fdr Prisoners of War 22 2 14
With which Is to be sold an ixcellent sat fronted brick Dwel-
ling-House. also a new timber-built .1' lent. This Lot is
surrornded by a substantial lar'ck Wan 5740 feet in circumference,
containing about 282 rods of brick-work, with four very large
and strong entrance Gates: there are upon this Lot IS Welts of
rood Water. and numerous under-ground Drains of great value.
This part of the Estate is admirably calculated, from its proximity
to the great North and Peterborough Roads, for the reception
and penning of Cattle, for which these Premises, in every shape,
ainrd convenience.
Catalogues of the Moveable', Buildings, and the Freehold, with
Condition. of Sale, will be ready for circulation one week prior to
the Sale, at the Norman Cross inn; the Auctioneer's, at Peter-
borough% at one of doe Chief Inns in the neighbouring Towns ;
and at the Barrack-OSce, Spring-Gardens, London.
The Sale to commence each day at eleven o'clock punctually.