Star.
London, England, 1803-01-06 00:00:00

HACKNEY ROAD-TO BE SOLD,
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A FREEHOLD ES FATE, confining of 46
Acres and a half, in' thereabouts, of Meadow or Failure
I.und,and five Menages or Tenements thereon, fituatc in the
front of the Road leading from Shoreditch Church to Hack-
ney, very eligible for building upon.
For further particulars apply to Meffrs. Letch and Goodeve,
J 0.4, Holhern-court, Gray's Inn.

AN EXTENSIVE COLLIERY.
TO BE SOLD,

THE COLLIERY of BALLYCASTLE, on
the Sca Coaft of the County of Antrim, (in Ireland.)
This Colliery is of very confiderable extent, and contains a
raft fund of very WIC Coal, which hitherto has been very ha-
perfeetly worked.
There are Lands annexed, containing upwards of aso Acres
Arable, and sae Palate plantation meafure; and if a greater
quantity Lbonld be requited, the Purchafer may be accommo-
dated with other Lands contiguous.

This Critter? will be found worthy the attention litany Gen-
deman or Company difpored to porchafe limb Property.
Application to be made, by letter, to That. 1.. Stewart, Efq.
Attorney, Matiborough-ftreet, Dubin; or to Alex.
who will give every =airy information rcfpert-
ing the Title, &c.

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