Star.
London, England, 1803-08-12 00:00:00

SHROPSHIRE.

To be COLD by AUCTDN.at the CA,Tt.p. INN, in BISHOP 's
CASTLE, in the County of Salop. on Friday the 23d, • anal Si"
turday the 24th Days of September 1303, punctual/3 at Foot
&Chick,
THE Manors or Lordltins. or Reputed Manors
or Lordthipt of Norbury and Hardwicke, and fun dry very
vain •ble Freehold Eftates, fitrate in the l'arifhcsof Norhttry, Chao,
and Bettors, in the raid County or zsalop; eomprifin;; fevLrAl Ca-
pital Farms, laid compadtiv t•tr•ther, conlilting of about tens Sta-
tute Acres of Arable, Meadow. and Pafture Lands, belt des 318
like Acres of Communing, ufed as a Sheep Paßure, with divers
Mefromtes and Out-Ball4inLs in good Repair, of the
yearly value of Terelve Hundred Pounds mil upward.; lett to
unexceptionable Tenants, whore Terms chiefly expire at the End
of the prefent Year, in (slinky Lets, fueciScsl in printed Particulars,
which may be bad at the Cattle Inn, Bilop's Caftle ; Talbot,
fihrewfbury; Crown, Ludlow; Talbot. Church Stsettaai and
Duke's Arms, Knighton.
'Elie Mates in Nortutry lie in a beautiful and (porting country.
fiateen miles from Shrewlbury, and four from BlOsop's Caine; and
the others, eight miles from Blihop's Calk, and lit front Knighton.
For further information apply to Metres. /Cerra* an/ Fitcbett,
Warrington, Lancafbire; Mcßee. Toldervy and Jones, Eithop's
Cattle; Mr. John Thomas, Crifein, near Bithop's Cattle; or Mars.
Manley and Lewes, Middle Temple, London, where printed par-
ticulan may alto be bad.

ESTATES IN SCOTLAND.
TO BE SOLD, SEPARATELY OR TOGETHER

..,THE valuable Eflates of Drulnpellier,'4ind.
-ft nude, and Faftrine, fituated in the County of Lanerk, and
vidnity of the City of Glafgovr.
Thefe lands are of a rich fall, highly cultivated, abounding with
Coal and other Minerals, for which there isacoavenient and cheap
conveyance to Glisfgentr and to the !ea-ports on the Welt of Sect.
land,' by the Moohland Canal, which invoice the Eftate, and
tovammdcatea with the Frith of Clyde, near the above City, and
with the Forth and Clyde Navigation.
There Is muck valuable wpod on the grounds,and the beauty of
the Steatite is remarkable. On Druomellier, which is a free.
hold, there is a coninsodious ManGon-houfe, act e todlent aces.
with bot-boufes, gardens, orchards, and an estenfive lawn, al hid
out in the belt tafte, and kept in the neateft order.
h. A number of Shares of the Montland Canal Navigation.
which pates through the above lands, and at pretest yields a large
and growin: tyrant.
3. An eztenfive and thriving Coalwork on the lands of Faiktne,
with the valuable machinery, boats, righters, &c.ittachod thereto.
The Fits being generally rousted near the Banks of the Canal, the
Coals are conveyed with cafe immediatly from the Pit mouths
into the boats

This portion of the Mate contains an inethaaftible quantity of
Coal. of fuperior gealhy, eafily wrought, far whiet. the City at
Olafgow, lay means of the Canal, as well as the Iron-worts, sod
other manufaftories in the neighbourhood. tarsi® a ready mallet.
Further Particulars will be given In future advertifanents--in
the mean time inteoding Parehakra may have an opportunity of
viewing the Po:miles John Forbes, and Wm. Young, at Drum-
pellier, will thew the lands. The Title-Dseds may be teen in tie
band, of Archibald Mines, Writer to tie Signet. No. at, Prime*.
Most, Edinburgh.