Star. — London, England, 1822-02-02 00:00:00

, ',/./. -1-;•- MY PILLOW. Thou !tut my aching temples prest, And 1011'd my breaking heart to rest, And storn remembrance from my breast, My Pillow! When sickness reigied, or friends unkind Refued their sympathy of mind— On thy soft breast I comfort find, bly Pillow ! Retied from every human eye, Which would but mock my misery, To thee I give each bitter sigh, bly Pillow ! To thee, without a blush, reveal The pure, thespotiess love I fed, Which timid woman must conceal, My PiUow ! And when in Sleep's soft fetters bound, My woes a sweet oblivion found, And glowing Fancy hover'cl round, My Pillow No more by cruel Fortune crost, On Hope's uncertain ocean too, Bly doubts, my fears, my woes are lost, , When on thee, my Pillow ! SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. COURSING.--FRIMXTON PARK iSIEETING, ESSEX - _ . xmcasnar, Jas. 31. TIII WISE& CU?.-COVTGES. Mr. Waldron's y. d. gaucho beat llr. Harrison's blk. b. Maria. ('.q t. Coutes. bL d. Fiddler beat Mr. Fox's brindle d. Lurch. Mr. Wolcomb's w. d. Petty beat Mr. T. Gee's y. d. Warrior. Mr. Mapleson't fawn b. Sally beat Mr. Hutchinson's bL d. Diamond. TIIST ?IV TOIL TIM COP. Yr. Waldron's Sancho beat Capt. Coutti's Fiddler. Mapleson's Sally beat Mr. Wolcomb's Petty. TICS TOR THE cur. Mr. Waldron's Sancho beat Mr. Mapleson's Sally. Sancho won the cup, and Sally the couples. sumac , . Mr. West's M. d. Smuggler beat Capt. Paul's w. b. Nancy. 741 r. Poulton's r. b. Juliana beat Mr. llorticastle's y. d. Wasp. Nr. Phillips's r. d. Neate beat Mr. Roden's br. d. Put. - The hares were won' on their legs, and nude some excellent rum. HUNTING. Mr. Meynell's Fox-hounds meet on Monday, at Stone's Gorse; Thigsday,. at. Calke Abbey ; Saturday, at Illithfirld. Mr. Chaworth's F4;IE-hounds, Monday, at Stow Wood ; Wed. nesday, at . fkockhall; Thursday, at Fawaley Park; Saturday, at Preston . Wood. Earl Fitswilliam's Bounds, Monday. at Averaby Wood ; Wed nesday, at Thorpe Wood; Friday, at Stanwiek Pasture. Lord Yarborough's Hounds, Monday, at Ashhy Cottager's Platt; Wednesday, at Melton High Wood; Friday, at Lud ford ; Saturday, at Swallow Crossroad. Thu Eari of Scarborough's I founds, Monday, at White Houses; 'Wednesday, at Garn.ton Town ; Friday. at White I foases. BURTON HUNT.-Sir Richard Sutton's Hounds, Momlay, at Blankney ; Wednesday, at Wellingure; Thursday, at Langworth Bridge ; Saturday, at Spittal. The Gillingham Fox-hounds, Tuesday, at Haugham; Thurs day, at Hahne Woud; Saturday, at Ilagnaby Cross-lanes. The Ludlow Subscription Hounds meet on Tuesdiy, at Stan- May; Friday, at I3itterleyViUage; Tuesday (the 12th), at Lowe's Coppke; Friday "(the 15th), 'at 'Munslow Common; Tuesday (the . 19th), at Far Grove; Friday (the 22d), at Onibury-bridge. Sir 4ishard Puleston'slua-hounds meet on Monday at Over tot-I,ridge •' Friday, at Balaton • ' Monday (the 11th ), at Hanmer Hall ; Thursday (the 14th), at Lightwood-green ; Monday (the leth), at Twendowes ; Thursday (the 21st), at Eatral. -Sr Edward Smythe's Fox-hounds meet on Monday at Acton lt.ynuld ; Wednesday, at Cross Houses; Friday, at Acton Burnell 'Kennel. "The Chester Harriers will meet on Monday, at Brewer's-hall; Wednesday, at Dunham; Friday, at Canghall.bridge. The Cheshire hounds will meet on Monday, at Hartford bridge: Wednesday, at Durham; Thursday, at Castle Mill: Saturday, at Alvanley. TROTTING MATCH. . _ The Match for 200 guineas, between Messrs. Maddison and lionldsworth, to trot three miles, and to carry ten stone each, was decided early yesterday morning on the Staines road. Bet ting was six to four on Mr. dladdison, and even that the winner did not do the ground in eleven minutes. The cavalcade was thin, a secrecy having been observed to keep the horses from bre:king into a gallop from noise. Mr. Madtlison's broke at half a mile, while leading by three lengths, but he cane up with Mr.- llouldsworth's mare at the two miles, she having broke into a gallop also. A severe race followed, neck and neck, until within a hundred yards of home, when the little the mare had left in her was exerted, and she won by three lengths, in eleven =Wines and forty-eight seconds. It is thought . that the exertion in the hone to catch the mare after breaking, lost the match. THE 1114REET& --• •..-•._ • . . NEWGIATZ olio LgADltillAartlitglen, 111.1. (B Y th • Reef -.... Is Od to.3s Ad I Viol • aja od to 56 od Mutt0n........ 2s 41 to Es 4d 1 , Pork -.........5ta,44 so 441 .4d PIIICF.Sov lIAV asio - STILAW VAISTER)AT. IT. JAMES'S. . WINITECIIA rm.. 11 81 31 os Od to 41 oa OS, Hay— i t i• 01 to 41 Os Oa. Straw 11100 od to 11 19e Od . Straw 41, ps, 3.. 31 Ph Qd Clover 3112 s . 0d to 41 104 06,1 Clove 41 Os to SI Os ad COAL KtAKKK Fo?„ 3 e's la, . 1 - ~. Ships at Marktit. ' Sidpit Sold. " . . Price. SS/ 1 - Newcastle 17*. ' • Sik disk to Als Od 11 Sunderland 5 Se ill ..-.......---. to 464 64 kit COUNTRY ,SIARi S. Otroao, JAW. 31 , — The price of the 1 airitect tad (tionse boid) is is. 51d. .. , . . . • Cassino', JAN. 31.—Wheat, per laid, ;Eclat to 418 10s.. New Wheat, £0 to £OO Os—Barley, lieitraeleo, 171 to 24*--Oats, lits to &U.—Deans, Ws t0,300.--111ye, Os. toOs.— Peas, 24s to 265. - NUMISUAY BASKIN JAW. 31.—Wheat, 21e to . 74.--Barley. ISs to 24s—LOats, 12s to Ea:b.—Beans, 21 co 11.19,-.-IN•as, ills. to 26s.—Aye, Os to Os.—Bread, Is 4 d to Is tki per Gallon. ilortsoor,_ Jas. 31.—Wheat, 3 s. od. to 95.414...- Beans, 2s. Od. to 4s. 041...-Vetches, Os Od, per bushel.-4ariey,,l4s to 28s-- Oats, 12 od. to slas od per quarter- I -Bread. Is 6d half peck ; and smaller in proportion. Floor Sas. per tack. MINA G INTALidirII 4 CM. COPPER ORES SOLD AT TRURO LAST WEEK. Mines. Tons. Purchasers. Peke. Consols, 114 Williams, OrrafeH. and Co. and Crown Cotnpiny - £6 4 6 • .......... 106 Ditto . . do 7 2 6 ,- 107 Ditto - - - 7 17 6 97 Ditto 9 13 6 96 1/itto . - - 9 6 6 94 Ditto - - 5 8 6 ---- 91 Ditto - . - 6 II 0 —.— 90 Ditto . . 5 10 6 08 Ditto - - - 7 6 0 PoMice, 130 Ditto - - 6 4 6 61 Daniell and Co I I Wh. Unity, 84 Vreeman and Co. - 6 6 0 69 Daniell and Co. . 710 IF Treskerby, 94 NV1111.11113, Crenfell, and Co. and Crown Company 6 10 • 17 6 SS Daniell and Co. - §2 Williams, Great% and Co. anti (7t.nvn Company - 21 11 0 Tingtang, 109 Fox, Williams Oradell and Co. II 9 6 ---- 83 Freeman and Co. - - 7 14 0 Crinnis 94 Viv4ao abd Suns - . 5 13 0 86 Ditto - - 7 6 6 Wh. Treasure,9s Daniell and Co. - 512 6 ~. - 71 Ditto, and Milias, Grenfell. and n' Co. and Crown Company 515 0 Wh.Chariette, 11l Darilell and Co. - - 11 10 0 59 Vivian and Sons • - 10 13 6 Wh. Maki.. 9. Freeman and Co. - - 7 2 0 Carharrack, 31 Birmingham Company, and Wil - limns, Grenfell, and to. and Crown Company 6 1 6 Laneseot, 105 Daniell and Co. - - 716 6 12h. Damsel, 90 Fox. Williams, Grenfell and Co. 815 6 W.Vi.irywood,29 Vivian and Sons • • 6 7 6 Total, 216$ Tons Standard, £IO7. Ils. FASHIONS FOR FLBRUARY. Haas Dnos.—A black velvet bonnet, lined with that sort of silk plods which the French call Cupid's wings ; the ground is rose colour ; the long-curled silk which forms the pile is of lavers ! der •, the brim is of a moderate size, finished at the edge by 4 bands of black satin. The bottom of the crown is also orna mented with satin bands, which terminate in a full star, placed on one side, and clasped in the middle with a steel ornament ; the top of the crown is ornamented en rourrawlia, with velv.:t slashed in the Spanish style, and the spaces filled with petwean ribbon, embroidered with black at the edges; it passes under the chin, ties in a full bow at the right side, sod a long round black feather falls very low on the left. A. dress hat, composed of black velvet and gauze ; the latter disposed, in, full folds, and confined by steel ornaments : the brim is extremely small: it is formed of folds of gauze laid over velvet. A full plume of round black feathers is Placed in front. A.turban, composed of silver gauze intermixed with blue silk net : it is ornamented with full rosettes at each side; a drapery of blue net, corded with silver gauze, goes across the back part of the crown. The lower part of the turban is composed of bands of silver gauze slightly corded with blue satin. Turban alt Ninon made of tulle, embroidered •in steeL The material is dispo sed In full folds in front, and plisnws of white marabouts placed between. A half-dress anisette, compOsed at Mussels point. The caul is rather high; the ears are broad, as is also the double border, which is very full. A rosette of lace, and a bow of blue and white ribbon ornament the caul; plain blue strings.—Asier main's Repository. Feta. Drtzsa.—A, round dress, composed of black velvet ; the skirt is something narrower than they have lately beep worn, particularly at the top, and the fullness is thrown entirely into the middle of the back. The bottom . of the skirt is slightly scolloped ; the scollops edged with a row of point laid on with a little fullness ; above this is a trimming en roams composed of white satin with pearl hearts; a wave lightly embroidered In pearls surtnouots this trimming. The corsage is cut low round the bust; tight to the shape, and the waist of the usual length. The bust is ornamented in front with white satin crews, finished by pad tools. A row of point lace, to correspond with the bottom, goes round the bust.; # is single an front, and moderately full, but doubled round the shoulders and back, and has the ef fect of an sp. , ulette ; it. is surmounted by .a, pearl. trimming, in the form of a chain- Short full sleeve, ornamented with white satin creres to corresFpud with.tbe bust .anil terminated with a., plain - bend of black velvet, 'also adorned with pearls. The hind hair is disposed in (kecian pbita, whislt are wound round the , bead; the front hair is arranged.ia light ringlets, brought low at the sides of the face. Head-dress, static ostrich featherchsseck, lice and ear-rings, pearl ; ... .white kid &its; white gros de Naples ...nd . ..13.—1d05. • FSZNCII Vtsinsas Dats.s.—A round dress of black velvet, finJacrciwith gauzy; the flounces headed and bound with black w i n . Whi te satin hat, fastened up on the left side with three loops, and surmoonted by a full plume of white curled feathers. A commie of fine tulle is worn underneath the bpt. Shoes of lemon-coloured satin. A white Cachemire shawl, with a rich smelt-gated border ; and when this dress la worn at the Theatre, as is soosetinte,, a carved ivory tan, bcautdully painted, is a dd e t,--La Bella Jovial& RICHMOND, SURREY. Elegant and Excellent RESIDENCE, Beautiful PI.EASURE GROUND, and TERRACE WALKS by the Itiver.xide, COTTAGES, &c. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-street, Golder-square, and Regent-street), At Garraway's Cuffee-Howe, in 'Change-Alley, Cotnhill, en Taassinav, the 14th March, latts, at Twelve o'Clock, • AVALUABLE FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATE of the KING', MANOR, nearly equal to Freehold, cosnpriaing A CAPITAL MANSION-HOUSF, The Property and late Residence of a NOBLEMAN, situate nearly on the summit of RICII31()NILII IL L, Embracing the most lexuriant, rich, and extensive Views of the beautiful windings of the River and the surrounding Country. The 11OUSl►iip substantial BRICK-BUILT EDIFICE,• planned for the accommodation of a Family of the first Distinc tion: containing spacious airy lk-d-chambers and Dressing-rumns. , The principal Apartments consist of an P.ating4oom, Drawing rooms Breakfast, Library, and Billiard Boom, &c. Entrance.: hall, ice. ; and entsbed and fitted tip in a.superior style of els:. gance : with excellent Offices, suitable to the Establishment; surrounded by fine Lawns, Pleasure.grounds planted with luau- I dant Shrubs, Forest Trees, and Evergreens, Hot and Green house, &c. with a Subterraneous Passage leading to a most be a u.' tiluland enchanting Lawn, by the Meer side, laid out with gteat taste and elegance, wi th Terrace and other Walks, orna mented by fine grown Timber, Plantation, Summer -house in, the Italian style, Alcove, Seats, &c.; a Leasehold Cottage Dwelling-huuse, Gardener's House, and Outbuildings. The.' principal Bidlilingi are in the mast complete order, aad fit fur immediate reception. May be viewed by Tickets only.—Particulars may be had on the Premises; the Castle and Talbot, Richmond ; Castle, Salt lIiU ; Wbite,llart, Windsor; Toy, Hampton-Court ; Star and Garter, Kew Bridge; Grill:is, and, Mr. Knight, Kingstin; of Thomas Lightfoot, Fig. Castle-street, Leicester-square; It. W. Lowndes, Esq. lttml I.lon.iquare; at Gacrawaes; and of Mr. Robins, .Warwick- et, Golden-square, arilßegent- I street, 'hers Tickets fox viewing may lie had SLOANE-STREET, CHELSEA. - Desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, eligible for Investment, Commodious DWELLINO-HOUSE, large GARDEN, and OUTBUILDINGS. By Mr. ROBINS,' (Of Warwick -street, Golden-sqoare. and Regent-street), At Sartaway's Coffee-house, in Ewhatige-alley,Cotnhill, on THURSDAY February 14. 1 fa•2s!, at Twelve °Thick, A DESIRABLE and IMPROVABLE LEASE HOLD ESTATE, eligible for Investment; comprising a very commodious DWELLING-HOUSE ' desirably situate No. 48, of the West Side of Sloane -street, Chelsea: held on Lease for a Term of Thirty-six Years, at a low Ground Rent of £lO. 3s. and Let on Lease to Mr. Lock., a most respect able Tenant, till Midiumrturr, 1830, at a very moderate lieut. The House is three Stories high, four Rooms and Closets on a Floor. On the First Floor, two Drawing-rooms, handsomely fitted up, an Anti-room, and Bed-chamber. Ground Floor, Entrance-hall, Vestibule, Morning-rocm, capital Bowed Dining Parlour, Study, and Door to Garden, and enclosed Suir . tb a spacious Munn under the Dining Parlour ; convenient Offices in the Basement; Area in front, with Vaults; a large Garden at the Welt, and Outbuilding, convertible to a Stable anti Coach house, with Rooms over. To be viewed by 'rickets only. Particulars may be had on the Pro:l4es.; of Messrs. Still, Stroh:, and ltackham. So;ici toss, lineal''. Inn ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, War wick-street, Golden -square. • , wimo! - 15 BIRTHS. On Tuesday the 29th ult. at Beaufort. lace, Chelsea, the Lady of Captain Begbie, 82d Regiment, of a son. Tuesday, at his house in Jermyn-atreet, the Lady of Sir Fre derick-Baker, Bart. of a son. August 4, at Bombay, the lion. Mrs. Buchanan, of a son. DIED. Jan. 25, at Athlone, in Ireland, aged 41. Win. Weaver, Esq. Ordnance Storekeeper of that place. At Glasgow, after a few days' illness, Captain J. Aveling, of the 77th Regiment, hawing actively served V 2 years in the same Regitnent, Monday, at Kirkby. Mallory, I.eicestershire, die Hon. Lady Noel, wife cf Sir Ralph Noel, Hart. At Paris, on the I Sth ult. in the prima of life, James Ogilby, M.I). eldest son of James Ogilby, Esq. Dublin. Jan. 16, Miss Catherine Mercer, daughter' of the Late Col. William Mercer, of Aldie. Jan. 96, at his residence in St. John's-lane, Newcastle, at a very advanced age, Cuthbert Teasel..le, Esq. the fianer of the law in the North of England, he having been ad.n:tted an attor ney in the reign of George the Second. Monday se'nnlght, at New Ross, Inland, Robert . , second son of henry L. Tottenham, Esq. of that town, a line youth, aged 16, and, on Wednescliy morning, just as the corpse was about to he removed for interment, Frances, eldest sister. of the de ceased, an amiable girl, aged about 14, breathed her last. They both fell victims to a magamei [ever. : . SALES ' IMPORTANT REVERSION OF £4oooo STERLING, SECURED ON LANDED PROPERTY. By Mr. SCOTT, At the Mart, act FRLDAY. February IS, at Twelve, by the direc tion of the Asslguees of the Estate of Mesita. Scams". and WIMP!, Benkrupts, pursuant to an absolute power of sale, in Four Lots of £lO,OOO each, THE REVERSION of £40,000 Sterling, expect ant on the demise of a Gentleman, now in the fifty-fifth year of his age, without leaving male issue, payable at the expira tion of two years from his death, with interest at five per cent. from the day of his decease, amply secured on extensive Manors, Freehold, Copyhoid, and Leasehold Estates, situate in the Coon ties of York and Durham. The Gentleman was married to his present wife, who is in the fifty-eighth year of her age, in 1795, by whom he has not had any issue. Particulars may be had at the Offices of Messrs. Barrow and Vincent, Basinghall-street; Mr. Scott, New Bridge-street ; and at the Mart, London. SALES BY AllOl'lON. • • GLOOCESTER-PLACE,TORTMA). I -SQUAR E. • AssatAD and Potable ; • Mir:MX: ke el MUM , PuitNrrumt, • *Mpg Plates el OW* Coilmebtei lamps. capital latatftlaY licakket Clock, Pati#u Girandules, Caesolcts, And futiloits EghtU. * ' By Mr. ROBINS. (Of Warovick-street, Golden-square, and Regent4Creet), On the Premise*, So. 99, Gloucester-pack, Portman4qtrare. Ots Tenanair, the, HO of. Febceary, /M. it Bevan 0 antic. and follcrwing day, By Order d the Executors a Major Paefxr, demised t THE LEASE of the. Desirable sanii Commodious DWELLING -MOOR, aonvenkotly, planned, and adapted for the accorismodatlin of a Family of the. Brut respect ability. with excellent attached and detached (KM; open Yard, Coach-house and Stable d stc. Also, the Excellent HOUSEHOLD FURINn'TORE and Miler Meets, cofirpri.ing capital lofty four post, Tent, and other Bedsteads, with handsome Chintz Forrnitures; prime seasoned Feather Beds and Bedding, elegant suites of French Rod, Chlats.cotton, and Mortise Window-curtains ; Sofas, Couches, and Chairs en suite; brilliant Plate Chimney-stases, elegant Grecian Lamps, Parisian Timepieces, Cirandioles Cassolets, &c. capital Eight-day Bracket Unck, excellent well-made Cabinet Article', in Rosewood and Mahogany ; Los, Sofa , Card, Pem broke and other Tables ; Wardrobes, Chests of rawers, am oral Di Dressing-glass, handsome Wing Bookcases, Celbrt-t Side board. set of Dining-tables on Pillars and Claws, I'icr Cabinets, Eating-parlnur Chairs, Brussels and Kiddermknor Carpets, Fenders, Fire-irons, numerous Kitchen Requisites, and other Effects. %The House to be viewed to the time of S.le, by Tickets. Particulars may he had on the Premkes ; and of Mr. Chippen dale, Solicitor, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields. The Furniture on Saturday and Monday preceding the Sale, when Catalogues may be had, at One Shilling each, on the Premiers ; and of Mr. Robins, NVarwick-street, Gulden-square, of whom Tickets for viewing r e y be had. R USSE I. L.SQU A RE. CAPITAL MANSION AND OFFICES, COACH HOUSE AND STABLE, &c. By Mr. ROBINS, (Or Warwick -street, Golden-square, and Regent.street), By Order of the Executon and Trustees of the Right lion. Sir JAMES MANSFIELD, Knt. deceased, late Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, At Garra*ay's Coffee-house, in 'Change-alley, Cornhill, On Tueisnar, the 14th of February,lB:22, at Twelve o'Clock, AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held for a long Term of Years, at a low Ground Rent ; comprising a Capital FAMILY MAN3ION, situate No. 37, on theWEST SIDE of RUSSELL-SQUARF., planned with Suites of Spa cious Elegant Apartments on the Principal Stories ; with roomy airy Bedchambers and Dressing-rooms, &c. on the Second Story ; and excellent Apartments on the Upper Story ; an elegant light Stone Staircase, to the Second Floor, and Water Closets • open Yard at the back : the Basement contains an exce ll ent an d very complete Range of Domestic Offices ; detached Kitchen, end good Cellars for Wine. Beer, &c. The whole w. l supplied with Water ; Coach-house, and Stable fur Ilurses, with Loft and Man's Room over. This desirable Residence Is in most excellent order, and tit for the immediate reception of a Family of the first re,pectability. The Purchaser may be accommodated with the Household Furniture, at a Valuation. To be viewed h - • Tickets. Particulars may be bad on the Premises ; of Messrs. Green, Pemberton, and Crawley, Solici tors, Salisbury-square, Fleet -street; at Gairaway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square, of whom Tickets fur viewing may be had. A COMMODIOUS VREEHOLD RESIDENCR, BATTERSEA-RISE, WANDSWORTH-CC/SIMON, SURREY. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-street, Golden-square, and Regent street), By order of the Trustees of the Iti::ltt lien. Sir J:1 NI FS BIANSFIELD, Kitt. deceased, late Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, At Oarraway's Coffee-house, 'Change -alley, Comhill, on Tlit'lliSDAY, February 14, at Twelve n'Clock, A FREEHOLD ELEGANT RESWENCE, Land-tax redeemed, Pleasantly situated at Wandswortk Common, Surrey, seated on a Lawn, tastefully disposed and adapted for the accommodation of a Family of the first Respectability; containing Suites of hand some Apartments on the Principal Story, with a tastefully de signed Entrance by a double flight of Stone Steps to the 11411; three capital Bed-chambers, with Dressing-rooms and Water-. closet on the First Floor, with Servants' Apartments over; in the Basement, numerous excellent Offices of all de.criptions, plentifully supplied with Watt:i; Coach-nous:a ; Stables fur five Horses, and other Out-buildings; Farm-y;:td, enclosed by Folding-gates, with Stable, (7ow-house, Cattle-L•hotl, Poultry houses, Piggery,. Dog-kennel, . &e. an excellent Kitchen-gar.len„ Melon-ground, Tool and Ilabhit-Ittutses, en closed by a lofty Wall and Paling; a beautiful Lawn and Plea sure-ground, tastefully laid out, and ot WIR r ted by tine Timber; a Cold Bath, with a COI/SIAM supply of fine Water; the whole. containing about TWELVE ACIL FS, in high ennditlint. slay be viewed by Tickets, and Particulars bad on tbe Pre mises; at the Spread Eagle, Wandsworth; Windmill, Clapham common ; Griffin, and Mr. Knight, Kingston ; Talbot, Rich mond ; Ilea Lion, Hounslow ; of Messrs. Green, Pemberton, and Crawley, Solicitors, Salisbury-squars, Fleet-street; at liar ranay's ; and set Mr. Robins, 1 1 'urwick-street, Goiden-eittare, el whom Tickets fur vat:wipe-Nay be bad.. SALE'S BY AUCTION, ♦ALUABLE R EVERSION tr • REDUCED ANNUITIES AND BANK STOOL By Slr. ROBINS, (Of WaroOkk-strest, CAden-square, and Tiegent-mtr eet ), At Garraway's Cuffee-house, * ChantoAller, ( *WU, tin T usaa star. the Itith of February, 1822, if Twelve o'Clock, i s T. Lots, THE VALUABLE and ABSOLUTE RE`, SIONA RV INTEREST in the SlOl ETV of NINE tHOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS REDUCED BANK ANNUITIES, and TWELVE HUNDRED AND PIM POUNSS DANK STOCK; Standing on the Books of the Csuvernor and Company or Bank of England, in the names of four highly res twc , Trustees; transferable on the decease of a Married L a d, ♦vill be 47 years of age in Starch next. Particulars may be had of Messrs. Clayton, Scott, tr.tl c ton, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn; at Iltrraway's ; and cf Lobins, IVatwlck-street, Golden-square. CONNAUG lIT-PLACF. CAPITAL. SFACIOCS FA MI LY MANSION, with e . t ., le* Offices, uvetlookidg Hyde l'ark, an* Ebntresedi rg a extensive view over the Stirtry tams, &c. Standin: Canines, and a Seven-staff Stabk. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mt. ROBINS, (Of Warwick -street, Golden-squate,) At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Clsange-affey, Corlh7l oa Tnram‘r, February 14, 1822, at Twelve &Cote:, A VERY VA LUABLE LEASETIOLD !'SIA comprising a capitsl spacious MA NS lON, Flannel: suites of noble Infzy Arartn,ent-; of iorge dimensions, a 411,1 for the accommo , Litilm of A NOIILSNI A N or FAIIIIS of the First Distinction, Situate ICn. it, CI)NNAUGHT-PLACE, T.oolt in over 1+;.!,• Park, Kensington Gardena, and comm: ing a ntu.t ezter ive and detightfui view of the varied ac, of the Surrey wail Kent Bills. The House contains, on the tipper Story, Ave excLliect chambers, and I inusermaid's Closet. 0:1 tl , e Secnaid Story, fvur priactal vrans mend, Marble Chleineypieces, a Mithre-rwir, :;7 4 Water-cloaet. Oa the principal Floor, an Ante-room. v.z!ls hal:dem:l7 pe. perrd and Cornice, leading to a noble tufty 1:r.•a . '.. , g-renee, netian Windows opening to a Balcony encompas,:teg the e.1 0 7e front, an I corumandinz a beautiful prospect, c , nienunicatie T p,, folding -hors to a Back Ifrawing.roesei and a 13.,uduir, forming a. most elegant Suite of apartments for the assemblage a Company. Oa the Ground Meier, a handsome Entrance-hall, with See. place, pave ; Vestibule, or Inner hall, principal Stone Stair. case ; a Breakfa l'arlour, walls painted ; a capital ikm e d Dining Parl•Mr, Venetian window opening to a lead fat, eats. munieating by folding-doors to a spacious Library; Waft:- closet ; an excellent secondary Stone staircase. In the Basement, all requisite (Mees for such an Fst:.:!:'et, meat, detached. Kitchen, &c. all amply supplied with W. ter. A Coach-house, standing for three Carriages, and Sevria-stali Stable, with Loft and . Men's Rooms over. To be viewed by Tickets. l'artkuhirs may be had an the Premises; at the Subscription-Houses. St. 5hak1 . 3.624;1; the Hotels, Bond-street; of Messrs. Montriou and Locach, eitors, King's Arms-yard, Coleman-street ; at Garrawav's and of Mr. Rubins, Warwick -street, Golden-square; of wheniaeckcts for viewing may be had. ELEGANT RESIDENCE, PLEASURE GROUNDS,&:. PUTNEY HEATH. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, • By Mr. ROBINS, Of Warwick-street, Golden-square, and Regent -street. ADESIIIABLE RESIDENCE, recently Altered and improved at a very considerable expense, • X tot), Teo* ht Te ti of i pg. as y or A or 31s*„ etrv . t. • or ree • on PATE, tet: at.4:4 'lion, tcLi,e , y et:: r ; , tair , rn...1 7 pr. • 487., •V7 I he tp , , forming 'Wage of with nir Stir. cqrs. ; 11"..ttr. orcoitia d an the r...;•t; the ✓k, :uh. ✓'s ; .Iy.d oT,ckets DS, wet. Altered It for :I'.t t ST ice r. .d. .IEI u.le, lnd L, urn:- pans. I SO er- niArr:4 rr" is cao the de- appiness wt.. SITUATE AT • PUTNEY II EA TII, On a fine elevated spot, commanding pleising and Vims in various directions, planned trick suites of Apartments, nad convenient Domestic Offices; adapted for accommitsda;Lon of A NOBLEMAN, OR FAMILY ov Ttir. FIRST DisTiscTloN. The House is :eyed on a beautiful Lawn, with extensive Pi::- sure-Grounds, tastsful:y laid out, planted with thriving Lv r greens :,rd Shrubs ; excellent Garden, fully stocked, empi. planted with the chtsicet Fruit-trees ; Stable ' Coach-house, and other Outbuildings; a fine Paddock of Ale3lolV Laird, Farm yard, &e. and a valuable Right of Common. Particulars of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-fpatT. Donuts et platers wrar.••••-•--114. • Thy house, and (in the cup of life, That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. SOCRATES, by his discourse on NUtrrinee, so er.• rapured his auditors with the subject, that the married men ficw to their wives ' and the bachelors hastened to be wtti,l and " The Spectator" has affirmed, that the wotd " wife" 13 most agreeable and delightful name in nature. The sacred institution, then, of marriage, compasvts the de sideratum of our enjoyment; teeming not only with happiness on earth, but diiposing the soul its , :ll to harmonize with bliss hereafter. Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed o:igation, it becomes an imperative duty, not only to regulate the i assiont, but to cleanse the grosser nature (rum those impurities ss;lih the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed tiro!) a. To the neglect of Welt attention are attributable many of t:,:ze hapless instances, which, while they excite the commisenni.tn of the beholder, should also impress him with the fear of se:f. reproach. Luxurious habits will effeminize the body—a residence in the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does tee premature infatuation of youth too frequently compromise ex natural dignity into a state of inanition, from whence the a;a nized sufferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To cil such, then, we address ourselves, offering hope—energy—mos cular strength—felidty ; nor will our advances appear questi)e able, sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of twes:ty years successful experience. Th easy cues of married life are sometimes disturbed by gle suspension of those blessings which concentrate the nura..l wreath—Cur the female habit is often constitutionally weak— yet it can be strengthened, and deficient energy improved tom funetional,puwer. In every case of syphilitic. intrusion, as well as :n every re laxation of the generative economy, we pledge our re:lit). to cure speedily, with erect. Earnestly solicitous to espyl the unfeeling empyr7c. from the position Si presumptuously up, we deviate from general principles vvidaless hesitation; 't• 3 confident in OU r ownhonourable inte g rity as :!lerniiers ot '.lle College of Surgeons, we rsfor the suffering community .f .iziler sex (especially those entering into matrimonial life) et once to our house, where daily attendance is given fur pkytetlat coa -1 vultation ; and letters from the country -re iturnoli.!tsl swered ; these must contain a remittance far Advice and Meal eine, which e.in be forwar.ied to.at:y part of the wo::,I, how , ever distant. GOSS and Co. 11, If. C. Surgeons, 11, Ifouverie-street, Elect-streer, London . . Just published „(Tenth Edition), The .r.gis of Life, a Lunt lite commentary on the :dive Diseases. Iry Goes and Co. Ad dressed to the Youth e.id ilaturity of both Sews. Way he bail at 20, Paternoster-row ; 50, ; Id, Vrinces-streets Sohn ; 174, Fleet-street ; 40, Vs .t Smithlield ; and of all 110.111 ' sellers. Price ss. .54 At A I LS ruts lhthiin - 1 . ‘Vaterford 1 0 Gliermey and Jitney 1 1 1 41boss 0 2 Hollar4 I 0 Nt w York . 0 O. I ti : U r r s 4 A MAL 1 0 Mland 0 0 0 Jamaica 0 .. • neten,‘ 0 3 let-ward Ideal& u U - RI I) r;l4 TO-Moit it. iw H W A I.UN DUN is M ruing . • At R f t 1011;) • .. • = -- : 38 mutatte4 after 11 38 ll ir,A,n) Q N: rrinual and puhliobrd by I.asac Kraal, Unbar. • place, Tcavte-Uar. CHOICE FINMFLAVOUREI) OLD WINES. Ily Mr. BURINS, (Of Warwick-street, Gulden-square, and llegent.street), On the Premises, No. 99, Cloacester-place, Porttnan-squire,onl Wan:smite, the 13th of February, 1884, at Twelve o'Clock, By Ordier of the Executors of Major PASLEV, deceased. BOUT ONE HUNI)ItED DOZEN SUPE tI CHOICE. 01.1) WIN ErS, consisting of exceeding fine old East India Madeira, brought over by the deceased in 1810, from Bombay; fn savoured Tet.eriffe dad Sauterne; excellent Dlalmsey, Madeira, and Ciinstamia, in Pint Bottles, twenty years old ; and a Hogslivad of capital Madeira in Wood, burned in 1814. fhe Wines are lying in Cellars in the City, and will be deli vered (Lain thence. And, by permission, about Twenty Dozen of very superior Chateau Margot Claret, and Twenty Dozen Cunstantia, the property of a Gentleman. To be tasted on the morning of Sale, and Catalegues had on the Premises; at the Subscription nooses, S. James's-street ; Hotels, Bund-sueet ; and of Mr. Rubins; Warwick -street, Gol den-square. I. ~.