Star.
London, England, 1823-05-03 00:00:00

MARRIED.

At Kilmarnock; on the.l7th ult. the Rev. John Ross, of Glas-
gow, lately appointed AEssionary to Caffraria, to Miss Helen
Blair, Kilmarnock.
Monday, at Bury, the Rev. Thomas Ellis Rogers, of Lark -
ford,.SuWolk, to Sophia, youngest daughter of the late Rev. Edw.
Mills, of Bury.
Friday, the Rev. Robert Roberts, D.D. of St. John's Col-
lege, Cambridge, Rector of Barnwell, Northamptonshire, to
Sarah Anne, eldest daughter of the late Charles Abthorp Wheel-
wtight, Esq. of London.
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Wednesday; at Peterl-orough, the Rev. T. 4. Bushes, late
Fellow of Emmanuel College, Car- 'midge, to 7,llaria Ann, daugh-
ter.of the Rev. J. Foster, of Yarmouth.

At Montego Bay, Jamaica, the Rev. Dr. Towton, to Mary,
fourth daughter of the Rev. T. Thorn, of Bath.

Friday sennight, at Colchester, the Rev. Henry Hutton, jun.
of College, Oxford, to Elizabeth Sophia, only daughter
of the late Rev. Augustus Beevor, Rector of Bergh-Apton,
in the County of Nm-folk. ' _

On the 16th of December, It Bombay, Thomas Say, Ecq. of
the sth Regiment of Bombay Native Infantry, to Miss Hill, late
a Glastonbury, Somerset•hirr.

DIED.
April at her house in Park-street, atherine, Countess
Dowager Murton, aged 86.
l• At Dunfermline, on the 10th ult. the Bey. James Macfar-
lane, in the 64th year of his age, and .18th of his miniacry.
At Eye, Suffolk, in the 81st year of his age, the iteii,Thomas
Cowper, M.A. Prebendary of Lincoln and hitch find, tiector of
Billingford. Norfolk, and Vicar of Great Barton, Suffolk.,
The Rev. IVm. Buller, second sots of the late W. Buller, Al.
of 'Alaidwell Well, Northamptonshire. • •
Aged 99, the rev. Evan 'Evans, B.A. Minister cf .Welsb
Hampton, and of Dudlestrst . .
The llev. Paul Belcher, LL I'l. Rector of Heather, ard .of
Bother hy, Leicesterahire.
The 19th ultimo, suddenly, }without a .sigh, the EFL Henry
Prichard, aged 71, Rektor'of the consolidated Livings of Felt-
well, Norfolk.
The Rev. Thomas Praiser; It. A. Vicar of Ceenulee, Brecon-
shire, and Lecturer so the Almshouses on Mr. Jones's Founda-
tion at Monmouth.
MOr.day, at fkrsatlel, near Diss, Norfolk, in the Bsld .year or
his age, the Rey. lames Lambert, &mho Fellow of 'Fri-
hity College, and formerly Begins Praessier of Greek.. in he
tnsvereitfuleatilbridge. lie proceeded to the degree of B. A.
1764, M.A. 1767. • . •
Sept. 4, 18';2,' the 114.. V, Henry Lloyd Loring, D.D. Arch.
deacon of Caletitta, ands Cos suerly Fellow of Magdalen College.
April 13, at Bess. l's Greco, near Sevetsoakl, in Ms 81st par,
Mrs John Stranger, Baptist :SI inicer, in that place. •
April 21, in the; Channel, on his return from India, &icor.-
runt Oliph Spencer, son of Richard Leigh Spencer, Esq. of
Newßoswell-court, aged 23.
Ai FAL:burgh, on the 16th ult. Major-General Archibald
Steuart, eldest son of David Stevan, Esq. of Steuan-halL
On the 18th ult. Saul, oly daughter of the late Major
Ilhyd UM, et his liaje.tio first Regiment cf Guards.

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NOR W OOD ST, RREY.

DF.SIRABLE FAMILY RE.SIDENCE, with OFFICES,
GARDENS, PLEASURE-GROUNDS, GROVES, and
WOODS, MEADOW and A RA IILE LAND, about
' FIFTY-ONE ACRES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
Br Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick Muse, Regent-street),
At Garraway sCoffet-house,'Chaugit.alley, Cornhill, an Tawas-
r.sr, the ltitis May, DM, at Twelve &Clock,
A. VALUABLE. FREEHOLD and LEASE-
' • • iIOLD'ESTATE,
NORWOOI) MUSE,
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Most -desirably and beautifully situate at the Southeast end of
Norwood, in the County of Surrey, bounded by the toad from
Streatham to Sydenham, late the Property ;ad. Residence of
bfrs. • Nzszrry, now in possessioti. of Saxon, LAJICASTZIC, Esq.
till Midsummer next.'
A Substantial 13rick-bulit VILLA RESIDENCE,
Planned for the accimimodation of a Ger tleman's Family, placed.
on a Lawn ; contalniug excellent Ded-chambers and Dressing=
rooms, and Servants' Apartments on the Upper Stories.
Principal Floor, a Portico Entrance at the from and back,
opening to an Entrance-hall, Breakfast-room, excellent INning-
parlour, .1 noble lofty Drawing-roons elegantly finished, a Study
Water:chiset ; 'the doors of fine mahogany, satin-wood,
&c. handsome principal. Staircase to the First Story, and a
secondary Staircase : a complete set of Offices, excellent Cel-
an, detathed Wash-house, Laundry, Dairy, Larder, a.: two
Coach-houses, two Stables for three llorsea each,. &c. with
Men's-roods, and Lofts over. Two productive Gardens, walled
round, well planted, &c. 'Farm-yaid, and Buildings, Ice-house,
&c. 'The Land surrounds tite Mansion, contains upwards of
' • FIFTY-ONE• ACRES __ _

Of fine Meadow, Coppice, and Arable Land, with Entrance-
gate ; pleasingly diversified in Hill and Dale, richly studded with
Timber, lice. and a Stream of tine Water:
Mat be viewed by leave of the Tenant and Parti6ilars had
of Thomas Miller, the Gardener, on the Premises; at the Grey-
hound, and Golden Lion, Dulwich King's Arms, and Grey-
hound, Croydon; Green Man, Blackheath ;_Wheatsbeif, Streat-
ham ; of Messrs. Clayton, Scott, and Clayton Solicitors, .Lin-
coin's Inn ; at GarrawaY's ; and of Mr. Robins' .170, Regent-
street, opposite Berlington.strect, where a rlOll of the Estate
may be seen.

N¢W BUR LI NGTON.STREET.
CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION,.
With numerous attached and detached Offices, Standing for Two.
Carriages, Stable for Five Horses, &c.
• TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street),
At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange-Alley, Cornhill,
On Tnuasoar, the 15th of May, 1823; at Twelve o'Clock,'
AVERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
comrrising a substantial well-built 'Residence, recently
altered and improved in the best workmanlike manlier, at a very
considerable expense, and adaptcd for the accommodation of a•
Nobleman, or Femily of Distinction ; planned with suites Of
spacious, elegant, and lofty Apartments, handsoniely fitted tip,
conveniently situate on the North side of New Burlington-street
Containing; on the Upper Story, a secondary* Bed.chiniber,
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and four Sleeping-rooms for Servants, the floors tirrassed, ind
a roomy landing. On the Second Story, two spacious airy; Bed-
chambers, a Dressirg-room, and Bath-room, which may be
supplied with hot and cold water,. Water:Closet, &c. On the
Principal Story, a noble lofty Drawing-rooth, elegantly fitted Up.;
Windows to the floor, opening to Balconies; eornmunicititii b'y
folding-doors to a Back ' Drawing-room. torrespondentli ffttimr
up, a Passage, and a Boudoir, with French Wioddw to a
cony. On the Ground Floor, an excellent Entrance-bail, With
fire-place, a commodious Principal Stairtite to the Second Story,'
nohle•lkoing Parlour with arched retest, a Butlers Pantri,
Plate Closet, &c. Passage, and Water-closet. Basement
tats'p excellent well-arranged' Offices of all descriptions sidtable '
to the Establishment • and a secondary Stole Staircje, capital
Wile Cellars, detached Kitchen, Stullery, Laanthry, Wash-
houae, Maids' Sleeping-ronm, &c. A Five-Will- Stable, stand-
ing !for two Carriage', Harness-room, with-Loft and Min's-
room, Granary, &c. A Yard at the back of the House, with
a large Reservoir kir Water.
To be viewed- by Tickets. Particular, may be bad on the
Premises; at Garravray's ;' and of Mr. Robins', N 0.170, Re-
gent-stmt, where Tickets f9r elewirig may be had.

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NOM"' DEVON,
Near 111 pEFOR p, and the beautifed Seaport of CLOVEI.LY,
comniankling fine Views of the Sea and Lundy Island.

TO BE LET,
With immediate Possession,
By-Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street),
PWO very desirable MARINE COTTAGE RE-
A- SIDENCES, with Offices, Garden, and Stable, and a
.right of Sporting over Eleven Hundred *cresol Land, abound-
ing With Game; situate in a very beautiful wooded country,
eiribtacing highly picturesque Views, both Land and Sca, Lundy
Island presenting a fine feature; excellent Walks and Drives
through the Woods (which overhang the Chin,. to the Beach at
Barnstable Bay, with a continued enlivened scenery, by the nu-
merous fishing-vessels employed in that Seaport.
Particulars may be had of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street.
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Mit ten It- Pidi ep,„ I CASTE R-SQUA RE,
DESIRABLE, FAMILY RESIRENC.E.
TO BE LET, FURNISfiED OR TUE LEASE SOLD
By Mr. 11611 IN-S,
(Of Warwick Honse„ Regent street),
AVERY Desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE,
situate in Leicester-Place Leicester.Sciere, handsontely
fitted pp„ and in excellent repalr,..adapted for the seaniantoda-
don of a Gentleman's Family ; with. convenient Massha the
Basement. Immedlat• posaession may be had.
• To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Perticolars, may be
had of Nr.,Robing, 170, liegent.asreit.

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MARINE VILLA, tsuCcif WIGHT.
TO BE LET, VCRIOSHED„
By Mr. ROBINS
(Of Warwick House, Itegentfetteet),
For One Year or !onset,
'A DESIRABLE MARINE VILLA, situate at
• • RYDE, in the ISI.Rof WIGHT„,
Seated on a Pleasure Ground to the Su, conslabg of amancelt
tent Dining asad braiving-rooin of large attending, and con-
venient °Mee* and Servante.moms, seep Bed-chainberco and
Ittree. Dretsing-roornsk good Stabling, Coach-house, land Stir-
tants'Apartments 'tier; antrecceilint Hot and Cold Bath, Ice.
'douse, good kitchen-gaidek Oreen4touse, &c.
• • To be viewed by Tickets, which, with "Animism, may be
had of Mr. Robins, No. 170, flegattetreet. •

MOST ELIOANT PLEASANT VILLA,
ON THE BANKS Or THE THAMEK. wean FULHAM, •
Within Four Mei of Hyde-Perk-Comm
TO BE LET, .
By Mr: BOBINS,
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.• ! (Ogarwick Hesse, Eagent-street).
• Till Lad, aycjintf, with Ininuadiate Pommies,
/11HE MO BEAUTIFUL VILLA near the Me.
tropoUs, eiteata on the BANKS of the THAMES, with
every ace far a FAMILY of the HIGHEST -RE-
SPECTABILI Y, with PLEASURK-GROUNDS, Gar-
dena, and Land, Coacia-hove, Stable, Enttanee Lodge, &c.
To be viewed by Thies only, which, with Paticuiers, may
be had of Mr. Rubino, 1;0, ltqcnt-strut.