Star.
London, England, 1828-09-13 00:00:00

FREEHOLD, SOUTH WALES.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE* CONTRACT. •
By JOHN ROSINS,
(Of Warwick-Hoose, Regentparcel)
A DESIRABLE PLEASANT RESIDENCE,
J.S. Erected within a few Years, conveniently planned, and
finished with ev accommodation for
• FAMILY of the FIST RearscrA BI LITT.
And St for immediate reception;
Besetitelly situate ea the Ranks of the Usk, In which there Is line
Trout Fishing.
Ike Grounds are beautifully bid out in Lawn and Amato Grounds,
slotted with Shrubberies in high Luxuriance; Skeet of Water;
Capital Walled Gardens and Cooservaury; Coach Haase, Stables,
Sol put.bnildings; also
Three Cimino FAR MS, let to respectable Tenants.
The whole Freehold containing about
-FIVE HUNDRED ACRES.
A most eligible Property for Residence and Investment ter a
Geetienean fund of Agricultural Permits with Country *op'
WOW The Roads art excellent, contiguous, to Pot and Market
Towns, and near the Milord Mail Coach Read. The serreending
Scenery highly interesting and picturesque, ornamented with Ws-
aid Woods.
Pardcelars may be had of Messrs. Jones and Powell, Solicitors,
Ewan ; and of Mr. Rows, No. 170, Regent-etreet, Leads!.

DOVER STREET.
CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION,
GARDEN, COACH HOUSE, AND STABLE FOR
SIX HORSE&

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATR CONTRACF,
By JOHN ROBINS.
(Of Warwick Home, Review:mot.)
ACAPITAL Spacious FREEHOLD MANSION,
Desirably seems en the West side of Dover-street.
Couveuiendy planned. and adapted for the accommodation ei
A NOBLIMAN. or FAMILY of DISTINCTION;
Enjoying the View of
The Gardens of Inesdowe and Devonshire Hearn, and part of
Berkeley-square.

COPMUIS
A Capital Entrance Hall sod Volatile, with Noble Stoma &air-
ease lighted by a Dome; Library f• euellent Dining Parlour and
Water Clneet on the Ground Hook • a Masonic:ant lofty Drawing
Room elegantly fitted ; Boatioli and Ladies Morning Room
es the First Floor; auitthie id Chambers, Deeming Room and
Water Closet, with Sereaot's Illesping Rooms.
lo the Basement—an a=alMit Base of Dam* Ones, with
a capital supply of Water, sod Pear of Spin Water; excel.
hat Wise Cellar, and Vault ter Coal, fkor, Ste. A Hardee at
the back, with Wash House sod Stable for Mix Horses, Coach
House, with alan's Ramon and Lott over, communicating with
lia keley-street.
To be viewed by Tickets only, between the hours of Two
sod Tom .'Clock, which, with Particulars, may be had of Mr.
Lena, 170 Regent-street.

MOST CAPITAL FREEHOLD INVESTMENT,
IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By JOHN ROBINS,
(Of Warwick Hesse, Regent-street)
THE GRAIGE ESTATE, enenprising upwards of
ONE THOUSAND TIMER HUNDRED AND
FORTY ACRES
OF ARABLE, MEADOW. ORCHARD, AND WOOD
LAND,
Of good and prodective quay.
The latter consisting of the meet haulm Oak Timber sad
Larch Plantations, being in estate assoi ese-thlrd of the whole
'madly, and having drives of many Wpm maw tam
1s beauty of sitnatios this Estate can *ay be essims,e47,d as a
moms of preamble 'investment it eau . scarcely be equalled, tbe
goodness the soil and the thriving mete of the Plantations re-
pay's, in an extraordinary tepee any !sheer bestowed in the pro-
Iroise of them. The Property is well stocked with Game, and is
tapabk of being made a kne preserve. Fisk Poads well stored,
sod good trout 6shing in the neighbourhood. A Home en the
Estate, to which some later additions have been made. would serve
vs • moderate sized Residence. or might be applied in aid of any
sew construction, for which there are many strikingly beanufful
situations. with abundance of good water.
rse whole is co veniently subdivided. sad et to Tenants at
Part of the Land is Tithe free ; the Groat Tithes of a con-
siderable porti•o belong to the Estate. and there is a Moue in
lies .4 Small Tithes over great part or the Property. Poet and
41 ether Rates extremely low. lime sod Cool very Asap. Dis-
tant from London 1:75 miles, Bath and Cheltenham 40
To be viewed by 'rickets ; Particulars may be had of it. W.
Plucks% N.j. asepstow ; J. A. Williams, lip. _or 11,. Norton,
Soileittse, Monmouth; and of Mr. Roam, Na. 170, Regent-
sleet, of whom Tickets fee viewing may be had.