Star.
London, England, 1819-08-02 00:00:00

VALUABLE and nEAUTIFyI. ESTATE, and Extensive
• - ST(111E, QUARRIES, is PERTHSHIRE.

TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP,
Within the House of A LEX ANDIII Aloaazu, Vintner in Dundre
FIWIAT the 3cl day of September next,' at One &Mei in
the Afternoon, if not previously disposed of by Private
Bargain,

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triHE ESTATE of MYLNEFIELD, with the
A. SALMON FISHINGS, and the STONE QUARRIES
belonging thereto, lying in the Parish of Longfcrgan and County
'of Perth. This Ustate is most beautifully situate on the banks
of the River Tay. in the east end of the Cat-se of Gowsie, abort
three miles from Dundee and seventeen miles from Perth, the
Turnpike Road between these Totvns passing through the. Es-
tate. This Property consists of about Seven Hundred and Seven
Scotch Acres, according to an accurate measurement, the greater
part of which is of very superior soil; a considerable portion of
the Grounds is in the occupation of the Proprietor, and the rc-
maineler is held under Leases, which expire in two and four
years after the present crop.
A run of Water, driving machinery, passes through part of
the Fetate, and a Harbour, with extensive Piers, has beets erected
for the use of the Quarry, which affords the accommodation of
landing coal, lime, and other ankles, and.of shipping the pro-
duce of the estate. A considerable revenue may be derived from
the harbour as a shipping station (or grain, and other articles.
There is a good Mansion-house on the Estate, with tuitahle
Offices. A Garden, with an excellent Wall, and containing Hot-
houses and Melon Firs; was made a few years ago, and is now in
high order. The grounds around the Mansion-house are embel-
lished with Belts and Clumps of Planting, all which, together
with the whole Wood on the Estate, arc in the most thriving
condition. In short, this is one Of the most beautiful residences
in the fine district of country in which it is situate. •
The Stone Quarries of Mylnefield, or Ringoodie, arc exten-
sive, and extremely valuable. These Quarries are known 10
London by the name of the " Dundee. Stone Quarries," and for
many years past very large quatifities of stone have been sent to
London, for the London Bridged West Italia and other Docks,
Woolwich, etc. The demand for the home market is very great.
A considerable part of the Estate Is held of the Crown, and
affords a Freehold Sluslification in the county of Perth. The
public burdens are moderato, and the title-deeds are perfectly
clear and unexceptionable. Entry can be given at any time most
agreeable to a purchaser, and, it' desired, a considerable part of
the price will be allowed to remaia, onthe security of the Estate,
for su:h period as may be agreed on.
If .the. Estate it not sold in coltish, it will be disposed of in
the following Lots, viz.
Lot Ist, That PART of the ESTATE which Be. 'between
the Lauds of Gray 'and the Turnpike Road, measuring about
129 Scots Acres; but exceptin. the )fill-dam sod a small strip
cf Ground adjoining thereto.
Loud, The MILLS and LANDS of BULLION, with
the aad small strip of Ground ou the North side
thereif, and Ground tying aloes the Murb aide of the Tnrn-
pike Road, from the March with the Lands of Bullion, belong,.
ine to Mr. Wedderbnrot to the. Tell bar of (livers w rie. TLi
Piece of GroUnd consisfi of about Twelve Acres, and having
'the ciirannand of water, is particularly swell adaptcci fur_ the'
erection of machinery.
Lot Sd,"The FARMS of EASTER and WESTER PIL-
MORES, as the same will be marked off trim the rest of the
estate of *y1054114 on the eat* boutadary, with the pmts. Park
lying belsecen the same and the Turnpike road. This Lot con.:
• • of upwards of 220 acre, of superior foil, and a condeletable
:ken of It *very rich in clay land.
'Lot 4th villa coinpkehend the Remainder of the ESTATE of
' Y.LMERIBLD. caseating of about 342 acres of the very best
quality of.laands with thelgaosion Hoese. Garden, and Salmon'
Fithings, irid win be sold either with or wirh'out the Stone4Luar-
ries, as a.purehasee may incline.
.kidicigion may, besmade to, Ale ender Pearson,. W.S. tette.
Omit" Murgls ; or to Alexander Christie, Writer in Doodee,
whir ere in possession of Plans of die Rotate, and either of whom
wileeive evereittformation which may be required.
The bends will be shewn by Mr. Allatii at Melnefield-quarry.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR-OFFICE, JULY SO, 1819.
lat Regiment of Life Guards—Cornet Edward Kent Leopold
Bayard,.frena half-pay of the 3d Diagoon Guards, to be Cor-
net and Sub-Lieutenant, vice Theodore Walsh, ;via exchalsges{
receiving the difference.
4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Cornet Joan Hunter, from
half-pay of the Gth Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice George Ste-
venson, who exchanges.
18th Regiment of Light Dragoons--Captain &andish O'Grady,
from half-pay of the 7th Light Dragoons, to he Captain of a
Troop, vice Christopher Blacken, who exchanges, receiving
only the difference between tiox feht-pay cf Cavalry and the
' full-pay of Infantry. -
4th Regimanst of Foot—..Lieutensuit Frederick Philips Robin-
/di, from the 59th Four, to be
,Lieutenant, vies Aistatert,
who es/changes.
h 19th Ditto--Lfeutdant-Coleqd Matthew Stewart, from fait-
pay of the 103 d l'uot, to be-Licutensnt-Coinnek'vici 7'l*
yen, appointed an Inspecting Fleld-Officer of natio let ihe
lonian Islands.
16th Ditto—Captain Henry Cements, from half-pay of the 71*
Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice John GatiWey, Nhd
exchanges, receiving the diff-rence.
19th Ditto--Gentlenian Cadet Edward C. Mathias; from the
Royal Military College, to be Ensign without purchase, vise
Lewis, appointed to the let Ceylon Regiment.
119th Ditto—Lieutenant William Gilbert, from ba}f-pay of the.
66th Foot, to be Adjutant and Lieutenant, vice Vale, who
resigns the Adjutantey only.
35th Ditto—Ensign Henry W. B. Nixon tobe Lieutenants with-
out purchase, vice Eustace, deceased. '
43d Ditto—Lieutenant Jobb Inlay, from half-pay of the Vats•
meat, to be Lieutenant, vice Thom* Lahr, who exchanges,
receiving the difference.
47th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet George Rookie, from the Royal
Military College, to be Losipth Without purchase, vice Lot..
troll, promoted.
55th Ditto—Lieutenant James Ralston, from half-pay of the
64th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vies, Edward Henry Adams,
who exchanges, receiving the difference.
58. h Ditto--Liesoenant Asians Bevethoudt, from half pay of
the 63d. Font, to be Lieutenant, vice Henry Aleock, who ex-
changes, receiving the difference,
59th Ditto—Lieutenant William 31`Disnald Matthews, from
the 4th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Robinson, who exchanges.
65th Ditto—To be Ensigns, without purchase—Gentleman Ca.
det William S. Wood, from the Royal Military College, vice
Newhouse, promoted ; Gentleman Cadet George AL Bowen,
from the Royal 31ilitary College, vice Lynd.prnmoted.
73d Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Wright to be Captain of a Cosh.
pany, without purchase, vies Cleabohne, 4:ceased ; Ensign
William Henry Butler to be Lieutenant, vice Wright.
To be Resigns, without purchase—James Coati*, Gent. vies
Butler; Gentleman Cadet Patrick O'Briez, :rota the Royal
Military College, vice Trydell, deceased.
75th Ditto--Lientenant Samuel Walter Lacy, from balf-pay of
the 824 Fbot, to bs lieutenant, vice George Robert Mouna
tain, who exchanges receiving the deference,
83eDitto--Ensign Edward Nihell to be Lieutenant, .without
purchase, vice Trydell, promoted in the 2d Ce)ion lley:nlect
. Gentleman Cadet Frederick Smith, frouithe Royal IVliii:ary
College, to be Ensign, vice Nibell.
84th Ditto—Captain Edward Nichol to be Major, by purchase,
„ vieljelltrirter,reho retire.; .Ideuterianfiliehard. Cesare to bo
captain of a Company, by pur....ase, vies Nichol; Basign
Thomas Frederick tube Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Guise; .
'Hon. Charles Boyle, to be Panign, by purchase, vice tl-etied k.
86th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet James M'lntyre, from tha-Royal
Military College to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Hol-
land, promoted.
91st Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Berkeley, front half-pay of .the
2d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Robert Campbell, who ex-
changes.
RIDe Brigade—First Lieutenant Orlando Felix, from hall'-pay
of the Regiment, to be First lieutenant, vice Mary Liewety
who exchanges, receiving the ciTTerente.
let CeyloallegiMent—Captain George Stace, from half-pay of
the 4th Ceylon Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice
Pad Secluno, who exchanges.
T 6 be Second Lieutenants, without purchase--Ensign John
Henry Lewis, from the 19th Foot, vice Henderson, deceased;
John Page, Gent. vice Newman, deceased.
ed Ditto—Lieutenant B. Trylell, from the 85d Foot, M be
Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Smith, deceased ;
Second Lioutar-nt 11. W. Smith to be First Lieutenant, whiz-
out purchase, vice Gill, deceased; Gentleman Cadet Cosby
Warburton, from the Royal Aiiiittry College, to be Second
Lidifenant, without purchase, vice Smith.
' rare. .
Colonel Robert Traversfrom the 10th Foce, to he Inspecting
risld Officer of Militia in the United States of the lonia
Islands vice James Maitland, who retires upon h ilf-pay of
the. lad Foot.
M:tcalfe, Gent: to be a Barrack Master to the-FogetSs,
vice Gavin Ralston, deems:ll.
Deptlty inspector of llospirals James Strachen, from halfpay,
to be Dt puty- Inspector of 'Hospitals, vice Husou.fligger,
wise retires upon holf-pay.
John Chambers, Gent. to be Hospital-Assistant to the Forces.
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DANKRUPTCi SUPERSEDED.
Thomas *Goode, hte of tlfluctdey, Leiceotorshlre, boater.
Samuel Younz, Manchester, cotiop-Opiaen

13:INKRUrr&
Jos'aua (I!onces:eralslie, meahnark to Sur-
render August 12,-14, and &ptember 11, at twelve, as the
Commercial Rooms, Bristol Attomies, Mr. Burruot, King's
Bench-walks, Temple; or Mr. Haling, Chipping-Sudbury,
GiJuest•rshiro.
Su lan Mflcr, ratsworth, Southampton, rope and s4iLenaker,
August 7, 14, a•xl Septeniber 11, at twelve, at Guildhall,
- London. Attar-ales, Messrs. Stratton and Allport, 41, Shore-
ditch.
Harry Rabin .Phb7, late of . Midge-rove, Cannon-street, cop.
per-plate and letter.pressprititer, August 7, 17, and Septem-
ber 11, at Twelve, at G4i4lball. Attorney, Mr. D4lsou4
Unlon-street,"l3islaopsg74:.e-stice.
Henry Par*, Tadcaster, Ynekshlre, butcher, August 6, at site,
7 -and-September /1, at sievmar the Angel Inn, Tadcaster.
.;cturaies, 3lesirca., Plitscranillsudlose. Ilolborit •
Wiriarn Bsoondell, senior and ruder, Lite of Walsionh,
bri:kleyers, Aug4t lo 14, and Segtynlher U, at eleven, a;
ca'4,11,,,a Anoraks, semi; Quallea and Hancock, Pros.
peste•rove Dash-head:
Jahn Hartley, .lace Re4gate4ogrt, allnorics, meilsolt4
August 7, 14, Septeniher 11, at twelve, at Guildhalh
Anomie', hieses. Ilur4 and Johnson, liing's Bench-v. 411%
"envie. .
Arebibald Abchurch-thee, merchant, August 7, 91;
at twelve' and .liiitensbet 11; 'at ode, at Csildliall. Actor-
Dies. 4lessr, .Tointinsoas„Thamson, and Llak tv, Coo halivogn.
- - eIiatTIFICATeS--A13166 2t. •

G. Tadrnan, New lient.tobi, etraw-hiluntannfacturew.
Browse and :.r.. newt, IVtiotiitreet, Cheanekle, woos..
houserni3:: P. C. K. RoueOm, City-road, corn-dealer. J. Me.
ley, Shelton, Staffordshire, 17ofter, Co'oPer; Wehataiiikklo
Thames, brewer. G. IKaerabastOonlipe.4, Xdon,al
J. I..ind.e, Tokenhouie-yarti, raerchan_t.
'trete,' printer. J. FAvbank; Little Nkebailiira
bottle-merchant. W. Pout, Northmsappoiteple.°lo=
printer. J. Tatkett, Dental, =ewer.