Star.
London, England, 1815-04-27 00:00:00

,LAZY Ml 2 I• L IGENC

COURT OF CHANCFRY.
The Lone CHANCELLOR derided, on SatordnY,
ngninst the Iktition of the Hon Newton Fellows, for
a Commit:ion of Lunacy against his brother, the E
ul
of Portsmouth.

COURT OF KOKO BENCH, APRIL to.
the
TIIR KING V. .101 IN CROKKR.
The prisoner, in this cue, wis brourht up. OR
motion of Mr. GURNILY, by laßbeaS Corpus, from
Dover Castle, to he admitted to bail. The prisoner
had been committed on a charge of embezzling
monies to the amount of ,e3OOO, the property of his
employers, Messrs. Sackett and Co. hankers, at Mar,
gate, in whose service he had been employed as clerk:,
The Learned Counsel submitted as the grounds of
his being a clin;tted to bail :—lst. That the commit-
tr.L.nt did nut charge it to be a felonious embezzling ;
and `ldly. That the evidence adduced before the Ma-
gist, ate did not warrant the commitment,
The Court, however, ruled, that it was not neces-
sary to insert the word felonioutly, because the Court
might amend that defect when the prisoner was
blought up ; and upon bearing the depositions, they
were clearly of opinin, that there was sufficient to
justify the commitment.
The prisoner was accordingly remanded.
It will be recollected that this delinquent was pur-
sued to Calais, and delivered up by the trench Go-
vernment.

On the 12
33 111 ;Pinto et 14 house in Tfipper Norton street, Wil-
liam l'ort‘T Esq. one of hi. Malevy's Comtni.sicneis of Excise
for Scotland'

SALES BY Alien

LOWER GROSVENOR-STREET.
CAPITAL. FAMILY MANSION, W OFFICES,
COACH HOUSE, sTAitus,
• By 14e. ROBINS,
On the Premises, No. its.-Cn the Nor+ Side of Lower Grnwe-
tmr•otnet, Groavenor.:simire. on. Tu AY •Ma 9, at Owe.
AVery Eligible LEASEHOLD ES.I'ATE;
eompri.ing a Spacious FAMILY F.SIDENCI:4 leely
altered and improved at a very considerable expence, in excel-
lent order, and fit for the immediate reception of a Gentle-
nianN Fatally, lite in the occupation of a Nobleman, 'deceased ;
enniains on the Ground Storey,anEntrence.hall,Breakfot-rooai,
Library, UretAing-room, and capital Eating-count, handsomely
finished. W avr Closet, &c.; a roomy light stone Stair-case, lead.
int to a nott'e Drawing-room, communicating with two others
elegantly h•tel up, roomy airy Bedchambers on the Secomi
~.rev, wilt Dre++ln-rooms, &c. and excellent Chamber, in rite
Attic Storey; the Itawittent contains Housekeeper's-rount, But-
let's diem, Se: vants'-hall, detached Kitchen, Scullery, li:owlet,
l.arder, and roomy Vaults fur Wine, Beer, and COati ; excellent
Stable for live litres, harress•ruunt, double coach-house, and
two stories of Lght airy Chamber+ and Loft over. 'lle Treatises
are held for a I mg term, at a rent per annum.
May he view dby Twice's. Particiihrs on the Premises ;of
Mr. Bywater, Upholder, Lower Grosvenor-street; at Garra-
way's ; and of Mr. Robin., WArwiek-itrert, Golden-square,
where Tickets tor viewjng may be

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GRAF I ON-STREET. BONLittte(REEF.
Capital, Sp.tcioui, and Substaatial Brick built RESIDENCE,
with Oaf 2ES, COACH-HOUSE, S FABLE, &c. wtth int-
mediate P05....411°n.
'lO BE Pk.REMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
On the Premise., No. 6, Grafton-strict, Bond-street, on '1 utt Itt.
DAY. the 11th of vlay, Ira 3, at One of Clock, .
AVERY I)c..irablc LEASEHOLD ESTATL,
renewable for ever at a Fine certain, comprising a Capital
and S::bitatilial well-built FAMILY MANAON, adapted fur
the accommodation of a Nobleman, or Fatuity ut Distinction.
The PROPERTY of a GEN 11.1.111 AN.
The Apartments are spac:ous, lofty, well arranged, and hand-
somely fitted up ; contain 11;:, yn the Upper S otey, live good
Sleeping-rooms; on the Sec:itt.: Storey, three excel tent BA.
chanibsrs papered, a Water-chstet, and liousentai-l's-closct;
on tile First Fluor, in front, are two curl al LkAwitig-ruont.,
commutticatill by folding-doors, about 53 feet it. length, aid
about 17 feet high, e:egantly fitted up,a spacious Landing, An'i.
town, leading to a liable lAnrary, about 33 feet by g 2 feet, in an
unique and elegant style of architecture, forming a very h tritl•
some and elegant suite of I.lu:run...nu for the a-setithlaAe of a
numerous company ; Ground Flour, Entrance-hall, Vestibule or
Inner-ball, Gentleman'. Alorniti;;-roorn, exc.:nem Ditiing.par-
lour, about g 4 feet 6 by 19 feet 6, and Cltret, a Bed-chamber,
Dressing-room, and %Vat- r-closer, a noble principal Stone Stair-
case, with serinoit•irun Balaton: and mahogany I landrail ; in the
Lower Stork., I lousekeeper's-rtirmt, h. rvaiii.'-liall, Butler's-
Pantry, Kitchen, Scullery, Larders, 111 c and Beer Cellars, a
secondary stone Stair c:ist• ; detat 11,d*--an e:glit •lia all Stable,
Standing for three Carriages, I.oft and ItUlllnk LAM, Wa4-house,.
Laundry ,&t. -
To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may he had on the
Prenii-,e; of Messrs. &Mem and Alban, bulicitors,l-iticoln's
Inn; M.asra, Crowder, Lek, and Guest, Frederick's-place, Old
Jewry ; Mr. •I'cesdale, Stiiicitor, 'I Itreadneedie.st rest ; and of
Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gohlett:sqlsare, of whom Twkets
.wing may be bad.

RICKMERSWORTII, HER 11.
DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE:, with OFFICE •l, GAR-
DEN PLF.AiLIRE. GROUNDS, FISH PONDS, and
LAND, "cROU V s nu:Am, &c.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Cof.e House, Vbang..Alley, Cortibill,
on
Tilessonv, May 25, 1815, at Twelve o'Cuck,
AVERY Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE,
Lan !-Tax redeemed, compr sing a 'parlous FAMILY
MANSION, situate mesh* Moor Park, at iticktuersworth, in
the County of Hats, adapted for the accommolation of a Gen
Clematis 1 .Im.ly, with Maces of all &set lotions, capital Gardens;
walled roam% stocked, croppe t, and planted with dm cr
Fruit.irees, Omni-house, delightful Pleasure Ground. by the side
or a fine Trout Stream, ornamented wilt fine full grown shady
Forest Trees aad lea.:iut; to a Pleasure House, elevated
be the River hish Ponds well stored, sundry Inclosurea
ul
fi:h Water Meadow, Pasture, and Ata'le Land, all lying corn.
pa :t, Farm Yard and Buildings.. The wide stre....rds of Thirty.
A.:res, forming a most delightful ite.ieleoce for a Ot nth-man'.
Fans ly, a blunt distance from itiekinansw oral, ee aisles iroin
Watford, and .ighteen from London. iiounsis ate kept in the
neijhbourhsod.
May be viewed by applying on tile. Premises, where Paricu-
lane may be had; at the wan Rickmansworth ; White Horse,
Uxbridge; Essex Arms, Watford; Sun, Hemel Hempstead;
King's Arms, lierklumpistead ; White Hart, St. Albans, ace.
Felgeware; Aberrorn Arms, Stainnore; of Messrs. Aubrey and
Curtis, Tookes•court, Chancerplane ; at (;areaway's; and of
Mr. Robins, Warwick.sirect, Gulden-square.

WANDSWORITI, SURREY.
CAPITAL rAmit.Y REsweNcr.,
Foelosed Ly a Spacious Fore Court, excellent Offices, Cuach
House, Stables &c. productive Garden, Lawn, Pleasure
Ground, and alloutTen Acres of Land.
Within Four Miles and a Half of DGL.

By Mr. ROBINS, •
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Chant-alley, CornlW, ou Tut, a s-
nay, May u 5, MIS, at 12 o'Clock,
ADESIRABLE and Valuable FitEEHOLDI
and COPY HOLD ES LATE; compriwlng a Capital and
Sub•tautial bru.k-built FAMILY RESIDENCE, wiled
MANOR HOUSE.

Situate at Watenswoeru,lnthe County of Surrey, within four'
miles and a half of Westminster linsige, inclosed mem the Read
by a spacious Yore Court, Cal riage Drive, and Shrill:Naito, cam-
In:Ludo% lustitiant and very extensive Views, etilirened by the
tkenery of the Rime Thames, adapted for the accommodation of-
a Gentleman's Fanity, and highly advanthgeous tor the residence
of a Gentleman, in :he Public Wilms at the West End of Ebel
Town, or in the City, from the easy access to either.
The Home consists of numerous excellent Sleeping-ronnos,
with Datonsing-rooms and Closets, two elegant Drawing-rooms,
comsmonienting by Folding-doors, handsomely fitted, and about
45 feat long ; au excellent Breakfast Paelour, noble Entrance
Hall, and Stair-case, capital (sating-room, Library, Store room,
Gentleman's Room, &c. etc. with excellent and suitable Oth&s,
well supplied with Pater. The Out ()Fives contain a Your-stall
Stable, Hammy-room, two CeachAndses, with Loft aud -Rooms
over, laundry, a brick-built Darn, Sm.
A beautiful lawn at the back of the House, and Pkamre
Ground tastefully disposed, to:lamented with thriving f•itrubs,
Evergreens, and dry (bevel Walks, Green-hone, Orchard, a
capital Kitchen Garden, fully stocked and cropped, partly welted
Ind clothed with Fruit-trees, Melon Ground, and .containutg in
the whole about Ten Acres.
To lo.t viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the
Premises; at Messrs. Dooley, Moore, and Lake, Lincoln's Inn;
at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-strecto (Alden-
sesuart ; of whom Ticketiette viewinf, may beload. •