Star.
London, England, 1810-10-16 00:00:00

• A NEW SPLENDMI MII.I !ARV WORK.

On the Ist of November will be published, price _I. 6d. (to he
continued the (kit of ever/ suceee.ling httnth), the First Want-
her, containing a must ably •engraveAl Portrait and detailed Life
of Lord Wellington,
111-1 E ROYAL MILITARY CHRONICLE, sr
A- BRITISH OFFICER's MON rtitx REGLiTER and
PRECEPTOR.

It has been a subject of just and general complaint, that
though the British Army is inf. riot to none in the world in mill. 1
tary glory, and has many illustrious individuals who have sap- I
ported and augmented our national reputation; that there is will I
no literary Work peculiarly devoted to the British Officer ; no I
Work which may at once give him a regular course of tactical
lectrres on military 'ciente, whilst by a correct biography of lie. 1
ing military character; it at once invites and instructs him to pro-
ceell in the same road. Such is the object of the MILITARY
CURORICLE and RISCIIiTRR, containing the present state of the 1
Army of England, and of all the Regiments of the Service; a i
complete Military Biography, containing an account of the
tary•lives of ail the Generals and Gdansk in the service ; and
finally a complete Military Preceptor, comprising the actual state
of Military Science, and the Course of Tactics, Engineering, and,
Fortification as practised in the Field, and taught In the Military
Schools of htvlow, Woolwich, and more particularly In those of
France —The fllowing will be the principal heads of this Work
Military Biography, Military Journals of present Operations, ;
Topographical Accounts of Garrisons and Stations of the British I
Army, comprehend hi detailed accounts of the Scenery, Man.
ners, Prizes of Provisions, Lodgings, and AmuseMents of all the
usual Quarters and Staions, fbreigu and domestic, of the British
Army ; original Letters relative to Military Affairs, containing
complete accounts of the present state of every Regiment in the ,
service, Course of Military Tactics by which every °Sur may
be enabled to instruct himself; Hirory of the English Wars;
present State, Pay and Olctionmy of ail the Armies In &raise;
Courts-Martial, Gazettes with Promotions,. St.c, at uU leneth,
Military obituary, so as to render the wurk a complds Military
Plutarch. .

Pubbated by J. Davis, 58, Essamitrtet, &read, tad to be bad
of all Sunksellas.

NORFOLK MANORS AND ESTATES.•
TO BC SOLD BY PRIVATF. CON MACY, .
1J very eligible • ESTATES in the Cutnny of
Norfolk, one consisting of the extensive Musa of Wrong
ham with Salhous:, with the Royalties thereto helooging. A
modern built Mansion Hou•c, called Wrosbam Hall,delightfury
situated, with various attacbed and detached Offices; ind Out.
buildings, Lawn, Shrubberies, Kitchen Garden, and extensive
Plantations, altogether forming a most elegant and convenient
Residence for a Gentleman of fortune.
Also three large Farms. with suitable Holism and Oat-build-
ings in Wrexham and Salhouse, in the occupation of respectable
Tenants, whose Leases are nearly expired. And several small
Farms, Cottages and Lands contiguous to the rest of the pee-
-1 perty, which consists In the whole of upwards of eleven hawked
I Acres lying very compact. Also the Great Tithes of the How
pital Farm.
Wrozhatn Hall is 'bunted between six and seven macs front
Norwich, in a genteel net;hbourhood surrounded by excellent
roads; the Estate is bounded on one side by the Navigable Rivet
irons Ayishani to Yarmouth, in which and in an adjoining pies*
1 of water called Nortrin's Broad, and in part of another piece of
water coiled the Bridge Broad, there is an exclusive 'Right of
' Fishing. The Game of all kinds is abundant, and there is plenty
of Marie on the Pretnisto, for which there is a constant ready
sale to a considcribk yearly amount. -
'I he other Estate consists of the extensive Manor cf )(Mom
A small House, called Necton Lodge, sufficiently *amortise+,
for a Sporting Residence. Also four rge Farms with suitable
a
Houses and Out-buildings in Necton, in the :capeskin of en-
spectrible Tenants, whose Leases, except one, are expired. A
Wood of about seventy-one Acres in the centre of thif Estate.
with other Lands adjoining to the re* of the property, what
altogether consists of about MOO Acres lying compleedy in a
ring fence.
1 Necton is situated on the 'nacelle-road from Norwich M
Swaffintn, distant from the latter about four miles, and In the
finest Sporting part of the county.
Surreys and full particulars are preparing of both the above
Estates, and in the mean time the sane may be viewed upon ap.
plication to the Reverend Daniel Coker, of Ralahant, near Sit.
ringbourne, in Kent; Thomas Blake, Esq. Norwich; Messrs.
Graham, Kinderley, and Danville, Looln's Inn, London ;The
twos Glover Ewan, Esq. and Mr. Samuel Mitchell, Land Awe%
Norwich ; and 1 din Daytime, Esq. Swafilana.