Star.
London, England, 1815-01-07 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.

GEORGE-YARD, GRO SVE NO R-SQ DARE.
THREE Capital COACH-HOUSES, with ROOMS over.
TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUC nom,
By Mr. ROBINS,
,At Garraviay's Coffee house, 'Change Alley, Cornhill. on
THUS SDA T. the 26th January, i Si 5, at Twelve o'Clock,
itLEASEHOLD ESTATE; comprising a
BRICK-BUILT ERECTION, situate on the North Side
of George-yard, .Grosvenor-equare; containing Three Coach-
houses, affording accommodation for Two Carriages in each,
with Rooms over.
Toils viewed by applying en the Preinises, where Particulars
maybe had; of Messrs.Tenanc and Harrison, Gray's Inn-square;
and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. •

UPPER BROOK-STREET, NEAR HYDE-PARK..
Compact ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE, with OFFICES, COACH-
' HOUSE, and THREE-STALL grABLE.
With immediate possemion.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-house,'Change-alley,Cornhill, on Tunas-
DAY, tin 211th JANUARY, IMS, at Twelve o'Ciock,
A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
L 1 held under the Epri of Gaosectioa • compris!ng a com-
post ellglble Dwelling-house, situate No. i I:Upper Brntk- •treet,
rOrbavenevelloare ; coataining, on the upper storey, three Sleep-
lag-rooms; on the second fleor. two Bed-chambers anti a Dress-
; °nth, first Boor, two Drawing-rooms and a Boudoir;
grMsad Boor, Entrance-ball, Dining-roam, Breakfast-parlour, and
Store•room; basement, Housekeeper's Room, Butler's Pantry,
Servants Hall, detached Kitchen, Scullery, Larder, Lice. Yard,
Coach-house, and a three-stall Stable, wick tort and man's room
oirrt.
be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the
Prodsises ; of Messrs. Benbow and Alban, Solicitors, Scone-build-
lily, Lincoln's Inn ; at the Subscription Houses, St. James's-
street andPall-Mail ;, at Garravray's ; and of Mr. Robins, War-
wiek•itreek, Ooldewsquare, of whom tickets for viewing mat
bisti. •• • - •

1. AYAIIS IDNE;STREET, PO KTMAN-SQU AR.
00/4041C r 11..10111L11 DWILLIANG-HOUSI,
With Immediate Possesakm:
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By Mr. ROBINS,. „ •
At oarrawars Corte-How, 'Change •Ailet seorrthilloo Tuvos •
DAv. January Sn, 1815, at Twelve &Clock,
ADESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE ;
comprising a 4.mnput and eligible DWELLING-NOUSE,
remedy improved at a considerable eallonae, and handsomely
fitted up, situate No. 7, on the North side of Dryanstone-street,
Pirtotim-sqoart, late the Residence of a Gentleman ; containing,
on the Upper Storey; three good Bed-R000ms; Second Floor,
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airy Bed-Chamisers and Water•Clowt ; First Floor, two
11/rnirlng-iloorns, hand sgmely fitted up, eoinniuoicating by fold-
log Doors, and a Boudoir; Ground Moor, a neat kaitranee.
good Diving-Parlour, Gentleman's Morning-Room, Library, a
thinaCtmet, and Water-Closet; Basement, Kitchen, Pantry,
Wasb-botwo, and Cellars for Wine, Beer, Ste. Yard, Arex, and
Servaists'Entrance.
To be viewed, by applying on the Premises, where Partleu.
WV May be bad; at Oormway's; and of Mr. Robin., Warwick-
Goideu-square.

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FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSES,
DUtE-STREET, ST. JAMES'S-SQUARE, AND VINE-
' STREET, CHANDOS-STREET, COVENT-GARDEN.
By Mr. ROBINS, •
ellt Oarraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on 7.1101 t S.
DAY. the 26th January, 1815, at Twelve o'Clock, in two I.ots,
by order of the Executors of Joule Glaisoav, Es q. deceased,
A SUBSTANTIAL FREEHOLD DWELL.
ING-HOUSE, situate No. I t, nn the East side of duke-
street, St. James's-square ; in the occupation of Mr. So an a ;
containing, ma the upper storey, three Ded rooms ; second floor,
a neat Rosin in front, Bed-cbatnber,_and Dressing-room ; firs;
floor,aDravriug-moin, Bed-chamber, and Dressing-room ; ground
floor, two Parlours and Study; with 0 .:ces in the basement, and
Vaults for Cad, Beet, ke.
A FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE adjoining, and com-
municating with the Black Horse In Vine street, Chant/cis-street,
Covent-Garden, in the occupation of, and on lease to Mr. Manly.
Übe Noose is thtee stories high, one room on a floor, and cellars
in the basement. •
To be viewed, by leave of the tenants, of whom particulars
may be bad; of Mr. Clarke, Solicitor, ;
at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gulden-
square.

• PARK LANE,
ti verlOoking livoa-PAR it, it ..-INSINOTON.GA I DlNll_aod cam-
mending the beautiful SCAN DAT Of the SUR 11. NT MILLS.
CAPITAL FAMILY MANSION, with Dittoes of all de-
scriptiems, Tease Coucuaotisas. and STADLEO for EIOIT
Hoene, and Piece of LA ND oprite. adjoining the PARR.
By Mr. RO
At Qarraway's Unfree-House, 'Change-Ailey, Cornhill, on
TRUISDAT, January 26, 1811, at Twelve o'clock,
A. VERY Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
Comprising a most desirable and commodious FAMILY
MANSION, adapted in every respect for the accommodation of
a Family of the First Distinction; commanding the
Oardeas highly Pen.ic-
turesque View of Hyde.Parlt. Kenslngton-
viva Prospects over the Surrey Hills/ in the occupation of a No•
Wyman till Christmas, 1816 at an improved Rent, with a Piece
of Oroand opposite and adjoining Hyde-Park.
The Noose contains, on the Uper Storey. two handsome
p
sitting Rooms in front, with .French Windows,and four Bad-
Rooins; Soeond Nom, Bed-Clutrnbera, tiro ressing4ltooats,
and two Watao•Chwets ; Principal bony, a aeat Anti-Room.
two Drawing-Rooms, elegantly fitted up. French Windows to the
floor, opening to a %kW/ encompassing the Front of the House,
a Ladies' Morning-Room. Breakfast-Room, principal Bed-Cham-
berovith Closet, Attendant's-Room, and Water-Closet ;Or mind-
INoor, a bandeaus Paved Boteanortiall, capital Bowed Eating-
Parlour, Ender's-Room and
x Detached

• •SALE BY AUCTION.
ELIGIBLE I.EASEHtI/.D ESTATES,
HENRIET MEET, • BRUNSW ICK -SQUARE, TOP
RING' IDN. S FREE KEPPEL-STREE RUSSEL -
SQUARE.
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By Mr. ROBINS,
' At Oarraway's Coftee•house, 'Clisiige Alley, Cornhlll,•on
• Ttua SIPA V, January 24, 1435, at Twelve o'Cleck,
in FIVE LO'I S.
HELIGIBLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES,
11 part let to respectable Tenants, and held for lung Terms,
at moderate Ground-rects.
Lor I. A Commodious DWELLING HOUSE. three Stories
!slits, this Rooms on a Floor, with Offices in the Basement,
Vard,&s. situate No. I, Henrietta•street, Brunswick-square, of
which immediate Possession may be bad.
LOT 2. A very Desirable OWELLING-HOUSE, reeenrl
improved at a con aderable expense, and handsomely fitted up;
situate No. g. adjoining the foregoing House, in the occupation
Of ROSZAT l'ATl.O‘. Esq. on Lease.
. LOT S. An kill:able OWELLING•HOUSE, three Stories
:high, two Rooms on a Flour, neatly furnipaied, with Offices In
the Basant•tit, open Yard at the back, Wash louse, &c. situate
No. 4, Hettrietta-srreet, in tke occupation or, and on Lease to.
Mr. Greauside.
LOT 4. A Desirable DWKLIANC4-140.L1 ill., planned is a
similar manner to the foregoing, skuate No. 7, Henrietta-streat,
'in the occupation of Mr. Knowlys, on Lease.
Lor S. A Compact DWELLING .1-1( tUiEi situate No. 4,
Torriegton-street, Keppel street, Rarsell.square, in the occups•
film of, and on lease to Mr.. HILL ; the House is three Stories
high, two Rooms on a floor, Offices in the Basement, end Yard
at the back.
To be viewed by 'rickets. Particulars may ba had on the Pre-
mises; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-kreet,
Golden-square.

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WANTED a ..PARTNER, in it business ih-at,
may by the introduction of additional c3pltal at this par-
ticular period, be considerably increased, renlered eminently
leading in connections, and prove beneficial to the contracting
party. 'l'lse department to be filled requiring a performance of
certain routes on the Continent annually, youth will not be oh.
jetted to. For particulars address (post p..id) to S. No.
near the New Church, Strand, London.
N. IS. It is espected none will apply but principals, or their
agents.

FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESSES, &e.
R. GREENOUGH'S PECTORAL LO-
ZENGES of TOLU, the great demand lor which, after
upwards of fifty years trial, prov.:s them a superior remedy for
all Coughs, Hoarsenesses, Sore Throats, As: lunatic and Coo-
sumptive Complaints. The geou'ne only have R. HAYWARD
printed on the stamp, by whom they are prepared, as successor
to T. Greenough, the Inventor.
Sold in boxes, at Is. I id. each, by his appOntruent by F. New.
bery and Sons, St. Paul', Church yard; Suttoa and Co. /Jew
Church-yard; Bayley and Co. Cockspur-etreet ; Nix, Royal Ex-
change ; Ward, 324, Holborn; Clark t 269, Borough; Sanger, ISO,
Oxford-street; Barclay and Sons, Fleet•market ; Wake, SS, Pic.
cadilly; and the Venders of Ge:lubie Medicines.
Where also may be had, Mr. Greenoug!a's celebrated Tinc-
tures for preserving the Teeth and Genls, and curing-the Tooth.
ach, in enlarged bottles, at 2s. Od. each.

PHEonly genuine Pectoral BALSAM of HONEY,,
sevented by Sir Joan HILL, MD. For Coughs, Culdsk,
Aldus's, and Consumptions, this Medicine is unequalled ; the
Asthmatic and Consumptive may rely on relirf, and by due pets.
severance, on a radical cure. '1 hose whose Wass are Injured hp.
d, or oppressed by a quantity of gluthieus .matter, will hada
safe and certain rent•Ay. It opens the thoracic ducts, heals the
sortneis of the breast, removes diffiztulty of breathing. promotes '
easy expectoration, and prevents as well as cures allontseruptive •
Affections, so fatal to thousands in this country. _ •
blo medicine was ever so tinive:sally counterfeltediatitils, and .
n few years ago, the Wife of the Rev. Robert Fowler ofteter-
t=i bad nearly fallen a savitice to a spurious Italian; of
,;told by a Chemist and Druggist in London.
The Genuine will have the names or "Shaw and Edward.. 66.
St. Paul's," engraved on the turnip.
Sold by E. Edwards, G 6, on the Foot-Way, St. Paul's Clituteh-
yard ; Retail also by Sanger, Oxford street ; Ward, Holbdca ;
and Tiitt, Eschange, London. Price 34.6 d. and 2s. 9d.

GREY or Red Hair on the Head, Whiskers, &c.
changed to an auburn or black by AritiNSON's VEGE-
TABI.E DYE, by so easy an application that a I .ady or Gentle-
man may eh tnge the colour of their own I lair with ease and
secrecy with this advantage peculiar to this Dye, that the colour
i: conveys is so lierinauent that neither soap and water, the use
of but Irons, nor any thing In art or nature can possibly remove
the colour, hence the necessity of using powder or false hair to
coves' the imperfection of grey hair, &c. is entirely superseded, as
by using this Dye it infallibly changes the hair to ass original
colour.
Sold price Se. 7s. 6d. Ms. 6d. and one guinea, by James Atkin-
lob, Perfumer, -No. ell, Gerrard-street, Soho square, Londun,
Ind by his appointment by most Perfumers, Hair-dressers, and
Medicine Venders, in Town and Country. ,
N. 11. Money erdcrs (by post)-sent by re:urn coach.
Alen, ATICINSON's CURLING FLUID patronised by the
Royal Family, also ber Imperial Highness the Grand Dustless 4
Russia, Princess of Oldenburg, and by most of the Nobility.
The Curling Fluid stands, without conapetition. the most ele-
gant article ever invented for dressing the hair, it frees it from
d ourrif, &c. snakes it beg Aridly soft and glossy, cel keeps it in
curl during exercise in the dance, promenade, &c. or in a damp
atmosphere, but what renders this article of the most eminent
' utility, LI its wonderful properties for restoring the hair on bald
places, of which see c 'twin ing testimonies in an Essay on the
Nature and Diseases of the H sir, enclosed with each bottle, price
Ss. 6d. 7s. 6d. and one guinea.
• Cameo:.--To avoid the counterfeits, be particular to ask for
Atkinson'e Curling Fluid, nr Athieson's Vegetable Dye, and ob-
serve that his name is on the label, and the Essay on the Hair
enclosed within the covs-r to each battle.
NIVORMS ARE THE MOST FREQUENT
SOURCES OF CHILDREN6' DISEASES :
Their SYMPTOMS EVERY PARENT and GUARDIAN
of CHILDREN should be acquainted with. They occasion haw
of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciation and
irregular state of the bowels, attended after with violent pains;
they bring rn convulsions; they affect the growth of the body,'
and they prove fatal, by ending in a consnntprion sr delay. Bads
as a preventative and cure of these alarming complaints, the above
nceUent Medicine Is univeteally allowed, on the testimony of tie
highest Characters in this country, both in rank and respectabi-
lity, to bays no equal. Their public approbation, given to the
Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderftil suceets
in their own families, etatniis Its merit beyond competition, and
gives a sanction to It, of which no other Medicine of the kind
Zuoast. Parents slnd otisers;isbo have the cane of children
have this remedy asefatnlly Medicine to resort to, when,
rithe stomach or titillreistof Children are any way disordered,
It grill alieays44 Mind to relieve.
ildtiorksiesale anal 'retell, at Mr. Boiler's, No. 4, Memphis, the
pon
of fit. Paul's Cliarelogerd ; Sharp, lohnson,St Behen,Portee
; Banas,Weefon, Ansnot, and Mallory, Pongee; Han and
oinseon; Onsplerev, Coleman and Jacob,. Sheerness ; Peek aid
and TorrierrHull ; Holland, Cookworthy, Nettleton, and
011itirt, Plymouth 1 Knett and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Tin-
Ininghant • Staines end Lynch, Manchester; Trewman, Bawer ;
Smith, M;ndorten,Reaburo, Scott, and Beater, Edinburgh; Bax-
ter and Milknalkplasiow i • Belgic and Burly, Beinol • Ste.
ger• and Con.. Sarnia ; Serinten, Leicester; Edergrdi and
, and Meg* mid LathisurpiLlrerpool; Neale sad Ledger,
; Whits, Briton; Bebillb, Waco. and Ruf. Choker.
; Simmrds, Slandfordi Raikek. PI, litrinsb Desk i and re-
tail, by Molt comae, .steilidisse waders, in 1164111, as lisedd and
Ils. dd. loch.

m required to produce his 18M11341* rumor, - - „
Buser ,a41.00m
and
mot. Parkmor.greareaVelerldihmikairc+ou,7ll4o,/kc. t Detached
m will be entered upon the Pay. Pantry,
e entitled to naive any Soma Moe% LaMar, labial fildlan• Bcunerfm Larder* Wash'
eels* le these Orders eaditirec. House, capital Wien for Wine, leer,&c. ;..Areas,
elr
half-yearly Ailideviss,.to the Voila; and 'nulterrellotrance t, capital es fur Mow nurses,
trotted, 'eat toe needle elate, three Coecb•Honess, Lofts end biens:Rements ;
a;
ha" lace sit*, sigases4 L.:1`...1m! ;dewed by Tickets; 11.4trlicelers
ther.depaftinellts. s; sad ef *litoNw, Warwick-street, women.
teivirrytie Mil* • own** 10,140106111 gaff be h4Ol.


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INDIA PAPERS.

POONAH, JUNE 6.

Yesterday, our monsoon commenced with a vio-
lence not often experienced here. I have felt many
heavy opal's at sea and in several pans of Asia have
seen the effects of the commencement of different
periodical winds and seasons, but this, for the short
period it lasted, exceeded them all. During its fury,
while wind, hail, rain, thunder and lightning, all in
their utmost strength, were contending for superio-
rhy, intelligence was, brought of the death of three
natives who had been killed by lightning. The hor-
rid spectacle that they presented is but seldom seen,
and it is maul the power of language to convey a
just idea of the scene. Three peisons in the vigour
of health, were instantaneously deprived of existence,
their limbs, and features burnt, and dreadfully dis-
torted and contracted, and the principal bones flesh-
less, :`td in many parts their surface even a little
scorched.
It appeared upon inquiring of the relatives of the
unfortunate sufferers, that, during the height of the
storm, to preserve the choppa of the house from being.
blown off, they were inside endeavouring to secure it)
the fatal flash struck the three at once, and the roof,
though soaked with rain, was instantly on fire. The
Suhandar, Peer Hahomed, to whom the hut belonged,
had his sword close by the door, and I rather think
there were two nor three muskets and bayonets close
by where the lightning first struck; every thing in
the hut Was reduced to ashes in a few seconds, and
the mall on one side completely levelled.
. The man was ignite distracted, not on account of
his pecuni try lust ( though to a s:ildier that was rather
great), but two of the sufferers were his children, a
son and a daughter, the former about thirteen years
of age, she latter fourteen ; the third person in the
dreadful catastrophe was a horsekeeper, who has left
a family behind him to lament his Ic4s. The horse-

keeper was shockingly disfigured ; the eyes out of
their sockets, the hair completely scorched, and
One nostril entirely biirnt off, the arms and legs eon-
krActed, shrivelled; and black, the whole body quite
hard end swollen. The body of the boy was not so
much burnt, but was blacker, with a number of white
spots. most of the nails off the toes, and the hands re-
duced to a cinder, the face badly swollen and disfi-
gured. The girl was, if possible. more shockingly
burnt ; the featiircs of her face were nut to be traced,
being nearly all burnt.
CALCU ITA, MAY M.

The past week has been distinguished by an incident
altogether novel in the commercial history of this set-
tlement—the arrival of an English merchantman, on
a trading voyage from the west coast of Spanish Ame-
rica. The saip Mary Ann sailci from Portsmouth on
the 31st ofJanuary, 1813, under a special license from
the East-lndia Company for this particular voyage.
She had the protection pi his Majesty's ship Aquilon
as far as the coast of Brazil, where they parted, the
Mary-Ann prosecuting her voyage round Cape Horn
to the port of Valparaiso, in the kingdom of Chili.—
At Valparaiso she arrived on the 22d of June, and
was detained there until the 7th of January following,
chiefly by the presence of some American cruisers.
which infested the coast. All serious ground of Ap-
prehension on that score having disappeared, she
continued her voyage across the Pacific, touching no
where until she made Malacca, where she arrived
after a Sae ran of about three months, and from
McGee came on to Bengal.
Max 20.—The most extensive preparations are
making for the intended visit of the Right Hon. the
Governor General to the upper provinces ; a number
of new and suitable boats are building for the occa-
sion, and we understand that his Lordship will be
accompauied by the whole of his family and personal
stag, and attended by many of the principal depart-
ments of Government.
• Seuoua DsvoT.—Government have, with a very
considerate attention to the shipping interests of this
port, thought fit to resolve upon the establishment of
a depot ods Saegur Island, for the purpose of lodging
anchors, cables, and such other articles of marine
stores, as may be of the most essential service to
ships and vessels incases of emergency.
. By letters from Meerut to the 27th, we learn, that
General Marshall had takes his departure, about a
week before that date, for Bundlecund, where he is
to command. and that General Gillespie had not
dims arrived, but was expected in the beginning of
the present month.
.The annual fair at the Hurdwaer had terminated
on the 11th ultimo, and had grievously disappointed
its visitors, a very grand ',display of the usual com-
modities having been expected, instead of which there
was hardly any thing for sale, and the fair proved
oue of the worst that has been held for many years.
The Bth dragoons were only able to procure eleven
bines for the regiment. The attendance of bathers
had been, nevertheless. uncommonly numerous.—
Lady Hood was present at the fair, having proceeded
thither hoax Delhi. In the end of April, &r Lady-
ship was on her way to Barelly, Lut.knuw, &c. on
her vetunr to Calcutta.

• BOSZAX.—At s General Court-martial, held on'
Friday, the 18th day of March; President, Colonel
Richard Cook, Judge and Advocate-General ; Lieu-
tenant Michael aid'', of the 65th regiment, was
tried, on charges preferred by Lieutenant. Peird, of
the 47th Foot, to the following effect:
lit. For Miring, on the 7th of February, preferred against
Lieutenant Weird, elastics to? a frivolous, vexatious, and malicious
nature, highly reflecting upon his hocoor and character, both u
an racer and a gentleman, said which charges could not be sub.
standated before a General Court-mattial arse ruled on the Ist
Much for the purpose of illitll4igasing them, and of which the
said Lieutenant Peed was fully acquitted.
Holly. For shameful, scandalous, and badman conduct, nob.-
tondos the character of an *Meer *oda in having, on
time 10th of March last, sent to the laid Peird, by his
Fortnum servant, Lieutenaat tweed Kees, which tad
been kept since the b h of February lad, a his arrested sward,
whh the blade broken in two, and the words M pokram and
eowasti" in printed letters on the lower pert tot it.
ally. For highly inipreper said shameful adduct' in having,
on the doh of Much. rolled round the sword Kees, a arks-
:gee in which was represented the figure of flautintant Peird.
,reaps the words " Rascality and Cowardice" written eadeeneatb.
The Court having considered the evidence, roan
the prii:.ner guilty of the first charge. With respes
te the bac;ond, that he was guilty, with he easirptiot
of the worths *as my arrested *Word." On the thin
dilitge.he was also found guilty, with erne or two t)
et pistol and the Cowl footcocod hips to be
allied the sonic&

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