Star.
London, England, 1808-07-11 00:00:00

M ~txa~n,

Mr, Antoci', of Browley-Pirk. Sinnineem, to Mira Godwin.
daughter Of the late Colonel Godwin, Royallistillery.
On the Seth June, Lieutenant-Colonel Maltehn Macpherson.
of the 74 h Reghnent. to Mire Ann Gnat, dlingatW of the late
Jansen Gr zi , Req. of DerulanneY!

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Lowly, at Jamaica, Charles Ceta, Yd we of Sir Cecil Ilissisopp,
and late of the Maros frigate.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Miming 43 minutes slier 4
A/ten:mop • . 0 minutes S

HAVERING BOWER, NEAR. ROMFORD.
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
(Sticcessori to Mr. Ssirrn)
At Gartnetay's, on Thursday the t4th July, at Twelve o'Clockt
unless an acceptable offer 6 nude in the mean time by Private
Contract, '
AN excellent LEASEHOLD FAMILY HOUSE.
-1- commanding delightful prospects over a Luxuriant Coun-
try to the Thames and Kentish Hai, adjoining the Park and
Grounds of Lady Smith Burgess, at Havering Bower, three miles
and a half from Rumford, and eight from Epping, The Hoitse is
in 06A-repair, and contains eight Bed-rooms, Drawing, Dining,
and Morning Rooms, and suitable Offices well suppaed with fine
Water, Standing for two Carriages, Stabling for seven Horses,
handsome Lawn,productlve Gardens; Fruit Walls, and two rich
meadows, containing together about six Acres. A Farm of up.
wards of 50 Acres of Lau .1, adjoining, May be purchased with the
above.
To be viewed six &AY% previous to the sale, and Particulars
then had at the Cock, Epping; White Hart, Rumford; at Garra-
I way's; and of Messrs. HoggArt and Phillips, 62, Broad-ttreet.

ELEGANT RESIDENCE AND GARDENS* KNIGHTS-
BRIDGE.
TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,
By Messrs. HOOGART and PHILLIPS,
•
(Successors to Mr. Siatrit),•
On the Premises, on Tuesday the 1 nth of Jail., at le o'Clock,
MODERN,A uniform, • substantial MANSION,
finished-in the most complete manner, and in a superior.
style of taste and elegance, suitable fur the immediate reception
of a Family of distinction, the Residence and Property of Ms
Royal Highness the Duke of KENT, with Balconies, counuand-
ing delightful prospects over Hyde Park, and. the Surrey Hills.
The Bed-chambers, DressoT-rooms, Wardrobes, and Family
Apartments, are spacious and airy; the Drawing-room lofty, and
about 40 feet by 26 ; two elegant Dining;rooms, Morning and
Music Roams, and Boudoirs, richly finished in white and gold,
with bevutititi Statuary Marble Chimney pieces to all the princi-
pal apartments, and corresponding unique ornaments; attached
and detached Offices of every dewription, in perfect repair, judi-
ciously arranged, and well supplied with water; Stinding . for
three Carriages, Stabling fur twelve Horses ; Servant.' .Apart-
ments, and private road to the same an elegant circular Green-
' house about 3$ feet by 30, Sloping Lawn in the front, and flowerT.
beds, dry gravel-walks, and choke Shrubs, tastefdly di., owed;
Kitchen Garden fully cropped and planted, extrusive eiclis, Hot.;
house, and numerous Fruit-tree*. The Prentises and Grounds.
Icontain together between two and Owe:" Acres, ;red ste,r-
rior situation for a town and country residenc, 110131 tkeir con-
' tiguity to the R tryal•Palaces, and Ho :e• s.of I.ords and Commons.
The Purchaser may be Acs'iiininAated with early possession.
'!b he viewed six days previous to the sale, and particulars then
mead of G. and 1. Robinsoo, Esqrs. Stratton-street, Piccadilly; and
uE Messrs. liogLart and Phillips, Old 13r.nui-stmt, Royal
Exchange.

KNtufffsBRIUDE HOUSE, upPosiTE THE PARK.
AtAuNIYtCENT FURNITURE, VIER AN7 CHTNINEY-
GLASSES, AND VALUABLY. EFFk:CTS.
By Ale For.. HOGGART and
(Sticees.ors to Mr. Shll T II)t
On the Premises, on 'lruesday, rft,.l9th of irly, and four follow.

lug Days at o'Clock,
'THE Eictgant and Modern Superb FURNITURE
of *his oyal Highness the Duke of KENT; which taliihits
a superior style tat taste and fashion ; embracing every article
suitable for the Mansion or Ow Cottage. 'the apartments
throughout are in unison. The Padour contains, en suite,
Is capital mahogany Grecian Chairs, a set of Dining Tables.2l
feat tang; pedestal sideboard and Villetable ditto, 3 pair of French
drapery barre coloured fine Kersey Window Curtains, richly bor.
di.red with velvet, 17 fete high. The Library,4trawing-roomy
Boudoirs, and Apartments en suite, contain brilliant French Plate,
Pier and Chimuey-Glasses, 100 Inches by tin inches, 96 by 58,
three) 98 by 54, 61 by 43, 96 by 54, 7;1 by- si, 68 by 53, 57 by
57, 56 by 50, (two) .56 by 49j SS by 39, and 511,by 43, with others
of inferior dimensions; thirty Chairs in white a;:d burnished gold,
with rich blue silk damask cushion seats, Grecian Couches, Sofas ut
various designs, Foot and Music Stools and rire-Screens, 14 pair
of elegant blue and white silk Persian Window-Curtains 14 feet
high, with burnished gold cornices,_ rose wood Card-Tables,
Eserutoires and Bureaus; upw:acL of 200 yards of fine blue Silk
Persian ' • and 300 yards of rich Morcine Velvet Carpetir.g.
The Bed-Chamb:rs, Dressing-Roosus, and. adjoining Apart-
menu, are complete in their arrangement, and contain Couch
Bedsteads with Canopy Hangings, prime Beds and Bedding ;
Twenty-five Rose-wood Chairs, , malting Chairs, Card Tables,
Chiffoniers, Couches, Sifts, Wardrobes and Bureaus 4LO
Yards of new Brussels Carpet, and upwards of 'WO yards of blue
Cottlm, (with which some of these Room are hung), with a va-
riety of Articles in Oil Cloths, Wainscot Tables, Lumens, Chairs,
small Carpets, Ba. Mahogany. Hall Chairs. and Sofa Forum:,
noble Hall Lamps, Bronzes whit Patent Burners. The gervauts'
Dormitories completely furnished with Bedsteads, Fund:Ames,
and Bedding, and the Basement Ofllees with every useful article,
a patent Meat Screen, and Hot Closets, strong O-k Tables, 84c.
&c.—The Furniture can only be viewed by Catalogues, which
will be ready for delivery sin days previous to the sale, at seven
shillings each (to be returned to purolusers) to be bad of G. and I.
Robinson, Esqrs. Stratton-street, Piccadilly; and of Messrs. Hog.
gart and Phillips, Net. 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange,

STRADMOItE HOUSE, CARDIGANS-11.111E, South Wales,
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
(Successors to Mr. SMITNI),
At Garmway's, on Motulay,the gsth instant, at 12 11.006.
(unless disposed of in the mean time by private contracts of ,
which notice wilibe given), I
ri 'HE above Capital Modern-built FR EEHOLD I
1 MANSION, with suitable attached and detached Offices 1
wallelUarden well stocked with choice fruit tref:s, the whole latit; !
fitted up and finished at every considerable expence, forming an i
el2gant residence, calculati4 fur the reception of a large and gen. ;
tee! establishment ; aurraunded by about 119 Acres of rich Mea-
dow, Arable and Pasture Land, including Plantations and Plea- i
sure 'Grounds. -
The whole property is Freehold, In one of the most beautiful
situations in South Wales, bounded by the much admired River i
Tivey, and ornamented with extensive Woods. Thelseighbetu,
hood la genteel, and the roads good, six miles (torn the seaport. '
town .0f Cardigan, and four from the iiarket town of New Castle
t Emlin, trim each of which there are weakly carriage! to Car-
'sunken, and a daily London Poet passes the entremitT, of the-
.
I Lawn.
The Purchaser nuy be accommodated with the elegant and
modes" Household Furnitute, at a valuation, and possession ito.
atedlateligbrea.
May be viewed, and partkalars had, 20 days previous to the
a Ile, of Feats Bowen* ksq. No. s, Robert-street, Bedford-row ;
Meters. Pli.llips and Ward, Solicitors, Howard-street,_Serand ;
Mr. St is Bectioa, Sega* New Castle Endyis ; at Garravares,
iseds4 bleserk..Hunart insi Phillips, Old Broad street, where a
plan !nay be tern.