Star.
London, England, 1814-07-20 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1814.

RENT.—TO DETZT, and entered to imminediately,
ABEAUTIFUL, commodious and well arranged
VILLA ORNEE, Mims of every description complete,
walled Gorden, and so Acres of very rich Pasture Land all en-
closed around the Premises. The whole situated in the neigh-
bourhood of Tunbridge Wells.
For further particulars apply to Adam Murray, Surveyor and
Land Agent, Si, Or. Martin's-lane, Cbaring-Cruse, London.—
(Letters, post Paid.)

rSSE X.

TO BE LET en LEASE, fox a Term of 14 Years, and entered
to at Michaelmas next,
AVERY.deairable FARM, locally situated, and
only 38 miles from London, containing 243 Acres of
Arable, Meadow, Pastore, and Wood Land. The Arable Land
19 nearly all dry good turnip soil; the Butldisp, Fences, and
Roads very goo& •
For further particulars apply to Adam Murray, Surveyor and
Land Agent, 61, St. Martin's-lane, Charing-Cruss, London.—
(Letters post paid.)

THE ELEGANT FURNITURE, GLASSES, PICTURES,,
BOOKS, PRINTS and DRAWINGS, Etc. of DITCHLEY
, MANSION, OXFORDSHIRE, the Property of thq late
Lord DILLON,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. H. PHILLIPS,
On the Premises, near Woodstock; on Monday next, July 25,
and following Days, precisely at Oae each day, by order of
the Executrix and Executors,
THE Modern and Elegant HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, large Pier and Chimney-glasses, in superb
frames ; a few Pictures and Prints, a selection of Books, the
complete and expensive range of Mahoginy Bookcases, with
pannelled doors, as *fitted round the Lihrary ; costly Chan-
deliers and Girandoles, a Drawing•room Suite of crimson damask,
in Sofas, Chairs, and Curtains, a capital Billiard Tabie, with Ap-
paratus complete, Axminster, Brussels and Wilton Carpets,
thirty-four Canopy, Dome, Four-post. and Field Bedsteads,
and rich Chintz Cotton and Dimity Hangings, and excellent
Feather Beds and Bedding to each ; Suites of Window Curtain.
to match the Bed Hangings, Mahogany Wardrobes and Chests
of Drawers, Dressing-tables, and every Chamber Requisite, Sets
of Mahogany Pining Tables, also Card, Pier, Llo, Pembroke
and sofa Tables, Sofas and Chairs, covered in Morocco, three
Mahogany Settees, richly carved, anti of antique design, and an
extensive variety of useful domestic Articles.
Maybe viewed four days Preceding the Sale, and Catalogues
had, at 3a. each (to be returned to Purchasers), at the Mansion ;
Bear, Woodstock; Angel, Oxford ; Lamb, Witney ; White
Hart Chipping Norton; King's Head, Nortbleach; Angel, Per-
shore; Star and Garter, Worcester ; White Hart, Broadway ; of
the Primers of the Bath mil Cheltenham Chronicles ; of Messrs
Williams and Brooks, Lincoln's Inn; at the Mart; and of Mr:
Phillips, 73, New Bond-street, London.

• BERKS.
COTTAGE ORNEE, LAND, fine STREAM of WATER, Ike:
a abort Distance froni. Newbury.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Cutaway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley. Comhill. on Thurs-
day, the ital. of August, 1814. at Twelve o'Clock,
desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
TL HiftEtlayte erf
about two miles from Newbury. on the road to
Whitchurch and Winchester, the most beautiful and picturesque
part of the County.
Comprising a 'delightful Residence or Cottafe Ornee, placed
,an Maven at an agreeable distance, lately altered and improved
.at a considerable expense, planned for the accommodation of a
Gentleman's Family, containing Entrance Hall, bansitorne Draw-
,ippremint, &tidy, Dining. Parlour! Wafer-closet, C. B der's
Room, Siv-aants Hall, Kitchen, Best levy, &c. four lseAfElh fled:
Chambers on the first storey, and Drelsing Rooms, and three
Attics over ; iu the Basement are excellent Wine and Beer
Cellars, Dairy, Larder, &c. An enclosed Yard, with capital
Box Stable for Six Homes, double Coach-House and Loft over,
Cow-House, Gracary, Dog-Kennel, and various Out-Buildings,
Good Kitchen , Garde's, walled and planted with choice Fruit
'trees, Orchard, Lawns, Flower Garden, Pleasure Ground
and Plantations, and Meadow Land. The whole upwa• di of
Six Acres, fine Stream of Water, stored with Fish ; all in ex-
cellent order, and immediate possession may be had.
Harriers and Fox-hounds are kept in the neighbourhood, and
which is of the first respectability.
The Country is beautifully diversified, good Roads in all
directions : the Post and a Stage Coach passes every day.
May be viewed by applying on the Premises, Sandford, near
Newtown; Particulars on the Premises; Mr. Davis, and the
Pelican, Newbury; Bear, Reading ; Sun, Maidenhead ; Castle,
-althill ; White 1 .ion Bath ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins,
Warwick street, Golden-square, London.

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06100RA/10N OP THE AMICABLR SOCIETY FOR
INSURANCE UPON LIVES.
' Instituted by Charter of Queen Anne, Anno 1706.
13th Int?, two.
HE DIRECTORS of the CORPORATION
of the AMICABLI: SOCIETY for a Perpetlial Assurance
, do hereby give Nodce, That attendance will be given, at
ate Society's House, In Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-street, on 14'ednes-.
day, the 20th, and Wedntiday, the 27th July instant, on the
Mend the 10th days of August next, and on the last Wednesday
a each subsequent month, from Eleven until One **Cinch on
each of the said Days, to pay Claims arising by Deaths of Mem-
bgra of the said Society in the Year ending at Lady-/ay, 1414
(old Sr)le), when will be paid to the respective Nominees, Exe-
c/tors, Administrators„or Assigns, of such Members, the Sum
of £222 6s. (or each Share granted on their respective Lives.
JOHN PENSAM, Registrar.

TATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING
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GARDENING.
A GREAT Variety of new.inveitted, useful,
recommended
by the most eminent Nurserymoo lit the neighbourhood of tise
Metropolis, calculated to give facility, ease, and pie in the
above Science, as well as to congderably lessen the expeneri.-
I;o.be seen only at the Horticultural Repository, 9, Leicester-
strip+, Lekeeter-squarr. .
By EDWARD JUKE% Patentee of the Arcrrimmator.
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ROYAL EXCHANGE. WINE COMPANY,
N0..1k North side facing the busk, and No 97, Pall .Mali,
established for the SALE of /AWLS from the CAPE OT
GOOD HOPE, and for carrying hate effect the Acts of P-
ilaff:tent which have just received the Reyal Asseut.
Government., for the enreuragsment of the consumption of
these wholesome Wines; hasetducrd the dtry 4.'SO rite Pire, or
Is. per Dozen—they are allowed both for age and qualitysupe.
rior to most Wines.
The Company has just landed In the London Dock a large
quantity of a superior Vintage to any before imported, which
are now wiling at the following low prices : Red and V/hrte
Cape at AO7l per Pipe, or Stis. per Dozen ; Cape Madera, equal
,to any WhPe Wines, an excellent Dinner Wine, Fop per Pipe, or i
40s. per dozen; Very fine old Steen, or fftelleaboack, supoior.l
to most-West* Wiens. A 94 per Plpb, or 405s:Par Ddien ; Draaii
genstees equal le, Weer hod* ilAradelea. AU per Ws, or 4Th per,
Dozen. Excellent Madeira, direct from the lel tad, Arno per
Pipe, or 48 per Dozen, fur ready money oily, delivered free of
expence to any part of London.
AU descriptions of Wine on the same moderate terms.
N, B. Some Fine Cons•artie.

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

CROWN-OFFICE, JULY 19, 1814.
NIMBUS RETURNLD TO SERVE IN PARLIAMENT.

GRAMPOUND—E. 1. COLLETT, vice the Hon. A. C. Joan-
STON C, ripened.
WasTattnrrta—The Hon. Sir T. COCHRANE, commonly
called Lord COCURANC.