Star.
London, England, 1817-04-30 00:00:00

1X I'RA.PAROCHI.II.

The Proprietor need not be a Member 01 the Society of Lin-
coin's lons the Chambers rending on the boob of Lincoln's inn
iu the.nante oft Naminee. _ _

To be viewed by pet mission of the Tenants, by Tickets wily-
PanictsLars may be bad on the Prratis.a ; at S-rte'4 Coffeehouse ;
Carraway's ; and of Mr. &tubing, Warwick•street, Gelato-
square, of whom Tickets for viewing niay be hat4'
_ _

NOR FUI.K ES FE.
TO DE SOI I) RY PRIVATE CONTRACT,.

AedvllACT ESTATE of TWO TI-lOU.
SAND EIGH HUNDRED ACRES of LAND, belng
nearly the pbole of the Parish of MIDDLE roN, on the high
road trom Lynn to Norwich, and three miles from the former
place, wh'c Is a market town and scapoct, lu a peculiarly f: ride
part of the County, recently let to responsible Tenants, since the
derresslon upon agricultut al produc:, for ,e 4400 per Anuum
The several losrnt Building: are in excellent repair, and role of
them iuficiently gored to form the eccas oust residence ut the

4/9:siiirra
!Void particular% applf to Mr. WaN-Iladd, Land Surveyor, 44,
Pa I Mall: or Mara Viva/ and Ad, y, Suacicure, Stone NW-
Lugs, Lincoln's Inn.

N,)RIOLK I'ATE.
• TO DE SOLD BY Fi4IVATE CONTRACT
ALARGE PRO?ERTY in NORFOLK, con-
sisting of upwards of FOUR IIIOIBAN ACRES,
divided into Faints, and let to rzsposisible elt3llts, '.art of Whiei
is tythe.frve. There is a good Gentiumarea Re.idesice upon it,
and it consists of two large Manors, perhaps noire abundantly
supplied with Game than any other part of the kingdom, aad on
the whisk forms a most desirable property fur the reiidenee of a
familr of the first consequence.
For particulars invire of Mr. Wakefield, Land Surveyor, 41,
Pall Mail. -

HAFOD. .
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON MAC r,
THE celebrated PROPERTY in CA 'WIGAN-
SHIRE and MON EGOMERYSHIRE, called HAWOH
the Residence of the late •Calonel louses, M.P. for the county.
of Cardigan ; consisting of upwards of I'WELYE THOUSAND
ACRES of LAND; with an unequalled MANSION, lately
rebuilt at a very great .ta.2ense. The late owner expended an
incalculable sum of money, and devoted nearly his whole lice in
adorning, beautifying, and permanently improving this magnifi-
cent Essate. The house is placesi in a moat deiigluful spot, In
the midst of Lawns and Pleasure grounds, and the scenery oldie
Esiate, In picturesque and romantic beauty, is thought to excel
the scenery of .Swi zerlaud. The River Yatwith runs through
the Estate, udou which are the celebrated Devil*, Iltidge awl Inn,
frequented by rours.s. •
1 he House Is filled with the brat nesdern Furviture, and there
is a most valuable and select Libtaryeincluding :he famous Pesaro
Collection, which is most rich in the Aldine Editions of the Clas-
sics; a good collection of Pic:ures, Ancient Statues, &c. /1/4c.
formiag an esteusive and rare assemblage of %Perks in Art and
Literature. Choice and old Wines, &c. ST.c. The whole of this
unique Property will be seta together.
he Estate is most extensive, act' capable of great improve-
went t the Farm Buildings upon it are adapted to the occupations
of the several Tenants. The • Market i own is the Watering
Ptace and Sea port of Aherystwith. whence vessels are Lonstantly
going to Liverpool. Eight Hundred Acres are covered with
young and'ilirivirg Plantations. The Poor-Rates are extremely
tows and the price of labour cheap, which is an induceineet to a
Proprietor to make further improvements.
To treat for this Estate, or to see the map,apply to Mr. Wake-
field, Land surveyor. No. 12, Fail Mall; and for further rarti-
eulare, to bins, or to Mr. Farel,rother, ..liesufint builAings..-trord.