Star.
London, England, 1814-01-19 00:00:00

idlkiTHS.

At Montrose, on the 1 isth inst. the Lady of Major-General
N. Carnegie, of the Hen. East India Company's Bengal Establish-
ment, of a daughter.
On Montlay last, the 17th Instant, at the Laurels, Warwick-
shire, the wife of of Samuel Ryland, Esq. of a daughter.
Friday, in the Isle of Purbeck, the Lady of Peter Hawker,
Esq. of a 0111-born daughter.
1%1144, at Putney House, Surrey, bad), Peacocke, wife of
Sir Nathaniel Peactscke, Bart: of twin-daughters.
On the lids inst. the Lady of the Rev. John Rankest Jenkin-
sou of a son.
'Thursday night, at Bath, Mrs. Ashe, of two boys.
On the 10th inst. the lady of Major Horsbrugh, of Pltbladdo,
of a son.

DIED.
Lateigott Valenciennes, Richard Viscount Barrington. He h
'sweet:dud by his brother, the Rev. George Harlington, Preben-
dary of Durham.
At the Island of St. Thomas, on the 25th July, Major Winh-
more, of the Royal West India Rangers ; and on the 27th, Major
'John Tate; of 6th West India Regiment.
At Up-Park Camp, Jamaica, Captain James Aiken, and Lieu-
tenant Edward Campbell, of the Ist battalion 18th regiment.
Saturday, at his house in Carmarthen-street, Lieutenant•Colo-
nel.Aubrey, formerly M. P. for Wallingford, and only brother
to Sir John Aubrey, Batt. M. P. The deceased was an Inipect-
In& Field Officer tor the County of Bucks, and one of the oldest
Majnri in the Army, having been appointed to that rank on the
7th of June, 1782. At the ntemorable battle of Bunker's Hill,
in America, in 1775, this worthy Officer commanded a company
in the. 47th Regiment of Foot, ara was one of the few Officers
present in that sanguinary 'action, who 'escaped without being
wounded. • •
At Cork, of a n'talignant fever, contracted in the pursuit of kis
professional tinkles, Dr. Akock.

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SALES BY AUCTION.

GEORGE-YARD, GROSVENOR-SqUARE. •
THREE GAIN rxt COACH-HOUSE WITH ROOMS
OVER.—By Mr. ROVINS,
•At Garraway's Coffee-hou•e, 'Change-Alley. Cornh'ill, on Wed.
nek(luy, 2611% January, 1814, at Twelve o'Clock,

ALE ASEHO Lll ESTATE, comprising a 13iick-
tmilt•Erection, situate on the North side of Georke.ayird,
Grosvenor-square; containirg three Coach-bouses, affording ac-
commodation for two Carrisg.A In each, with koorni over.
To be viewed by applying mt the Premises; where Partici;lams
may be had, of Messrs.Tenatit and Harrison, Gray'a Inn-square,
and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-s reef, Gulden-:quart:

- GROSVENOR SQUARE. _
ELEGANT MANSION, Wi I'H EXTENSIVE OFFICES,
COACH-HOUSE, STABLES, &c.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Carrawa.y's Coffee-House, 'Change-alley, Corubiii, on Wed-
nesday, the 2fich January, 1814. at Twelve dClock
1 CA PITAV Spacious Elegant MANSION,
situate on the North side of Grosvenor•square; the re-
sidence and property of a Nobleman.

. . .
The Premises have been recently enlarged and improve& at a
very considerable expence, and are planned with every accom-
modation for a Family of the First Diitiuction, containing Four
Rooms, with Water-closets, &c. on the principal Flours, and
'roomy Servants Chambers.
Principal, and Secondary Stone Stair-cases, in the basement,
numerals well-arranged Offices, detached Kitchen, Scullery,
Cool-larders, &c.; apital V'isse Cellars, and a range of Sleeping
Rooms for Servants; lofty Stable for eight horses, and Coach-
house. Harness Room, Coachman's Apartments, with Rooms
over Loft, &c.

The Improvements and alterations have been conducted by
one of the first Architects, and are done in a most substantial
manner: held under the Eat I of Grosvenor, for a term of which
.55 year& are unexpired, at a small ground-reut. •
To be viewed by Tickets.
Particulars may be had on the Premises; of Messrs. Tennant
and Harlison, Solicitors, Gray's len square; the Subscription.
houses St. 'antes's-street and Pall Mall; at Garraway's; and
of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, of whom
rickets for viewing may he had.