Star.
London, England, 1824-03-13 00:00:00

[PRICE SF,VEN-PENcE.

STRATFOR D- P L A CE.

Elefant TIOCSEIkOLD rutofritiiil3.,—Srilliant PIER and
(.lIININEY•GLASSES, %timer!) CUT. G LASB LUSTIIES,
I, A M CA N ABR A ; CELLA ftnc-flavoared
W 1 N ES, Etc.
TO BE FOLD 'BY AUCTION;
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick-I louse' Regevt-street).
On tke Premises, No. 16, nn the West Side of Stratfo7d-rlare,
Oxford-street,
On TIII:ASLIAT next, the Iftli Mardi, 1824, and following day, at
Twelve o'Clock,

• THE PROFI.aI V' Or A CJINTLENIA N.
EtthiotiaLle and Excellent HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE:
Comprising lofty Four-pon, Tent, and other Bedsteads and Furni-
tures, prime seasoned Feather Beds and Bedding, Suites of French.
rod Drawing and Dining-rpom Curtains, in Chintz, Cotton, and
Nloriue, handsome Grecian Scroll-end Couches, Sofas, Chairs,
Ottomans, &c. en suite, briliiant Plate Pier and Caininer.Glasses,
of large dimensiuns, Statuary, Marble and Rosewood Pier Tables,
superb Lustresand Chandeliers, capital well-nude Cabinet Articles,
in R.. iewood and Mahogany, Card, Loo, Sofas Library, and
Dining Tables, &c Bed-chamber Furniture, in Wing and other
Wardrobes, ('heels of Drawers,- Presses Dressing Glasses, &c.
Turkey and Bt ussels Cypets, numerous kitchen Requisites, and
various Effects.

May be viewed on Tuesday and Wednesday preceding the Sale,
when Catalogues may be had on the Premises, at One Shilling
each; and of Mr. It ,l)ins, 170, Regent-street.

ST. J A M ES'S-SQUARE.
GENUINE AND FASHIONAIILE 110USEHOLD
FURNITURE,
NOBLE BRILLIANT PLATES of GLASS, BUHL BOOK-
CASE, INDIA CIIESTSof DRAWERS, rich CUT GLASS
LUSTRE'S, GRECIAN LAM P 3 a-t 1 GIRANDOLES,
GRAND PIANO- FORTE, BOOKS, PAINTINGS,
PRINTS, ORNAMENTAL CHINA, &c. &c.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
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By Mr. ROBINS,
• (Of Warwick House, Regent-Etreetb
On the Premises, Nu. 28, S. James's-square,
On TuEsoar, the 30th instant, and following Days,
THE ELEGANT and FASHIONABLE HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE;
A beautiful Ebony and Buhl Wing Bookcase, inlaid in various
device., and Plate Glass Doors; Grand Piano-forte, by Kirkman ;
a Library of Valuable Books, a few Paintings and Prints, Beau-
tiful Ornamentai China, &c.
LATE THE PROPERTY OF THE RIGHT HONOUR-

ABLE EARL ST.- GERNIANS, Dscrasen.
The Furniture comprises splendid sets of Drawing-room French
Rod Winslow Curtains, in Silk TAnuret, with continued Draperies
elegantly Fringed ; Ottomans, Couches, Scfas, and Chairs en suite;
Eating I'arlour Curtains, in Morine, &c. Capital lofty Fourpost •
and other Bedsteads, with Chintz Co:ton Furnitures, and Bedding
of all denominations, and the best description. Capital . well
matte Cabinet articles, in Mahogany, Rosewood, &c. consisting of
Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Irresling Tables, &c. capital Pillar
and Claw Dining, Cara, Pembroke; Loa. occasional Writing and
other Tables, Sideboard,Bcc.Winged Bookcases, with Glazed Doors
&c. Noble brilliant Plate Pier Glasses, of large dimensions; Eight-
day Clocks, Two Sedan-chairs, Porter's-hall Chairs-; Turkey,
Brussels, and Kidderminster Carpets and Death) Rugs; Fenders
and Fire Irons, and vat inns other Effects.
To be viewed on Frisby, Saturday, and Monday preceding the
Sale. Catalogues, at one shilling each, may be had on the Pre-
mises; at Garraway.s; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street.

STA FroansmitE.
TO lir. SOLD BY PRIG-ATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. noril Ns,
(Of Warwick. llone, Regent.street), •
A VERY • DESIRABLE FAMILY MANSIONS
. -BELLA:WOKE HALL,
With about STXTY ACRES of rich Meidow and Pasture Land,
in the highest state of cultivaion, situate ',7wo Miles tram Weese-
ley Bridge, in an excellent Neighbourhood, afid good Roads in all
direct ions. • THE ill A NSION
Stands on a scire of Ground about May-five Feet Square, forming
a ba:...l:;orne Elevation of Free-stone, erected and finished about
Twenty Year, in a most substantial manner, and adapted for the
Residence of a Family of the First Respectability.

CONTAINS
On the Upper Floor—Nine lofty Bed-chambers, approached by
a handsome Stone Staircase.
On the First Eloor—Approached by an elegant principal Stone
Staircase, are Six capital spacious Bed-chambers, with Four large
Dressing-rooms and Marble Chimney-pieces, handsome Corniees,Stc.
• Ground Floor—Entrance under Stone. Colonadi to a spacious
Hall and inner Ilall ; a capital Eating-room, handsomely finished,
with Mahogany Doors, Oak Moors, and Statuary Marble Chimney-
piece, 7,5 ft. by 22ft. and 14 high, communic.ttes to a Drawing-room -
of the same proportions, which opens to a lalirary,:24ft. by 221 t.—
These Rooms communicate to a- Flower Garden diskosed with taste.
A Virauda the whole extent of the. South-tait Front.
Adjoinirc', the Entrance is a small Breakfast-ro,.m, which opens
to the bark Staircase, and connects it with the Offices.

The Basement contains very sup rior Cell..ring, with Stop*
Arches, Housekeeper's Store-rvur.i, Ette. tt:c. An attached Build-
ing inch des the Kitchen, Butler's J'Aitry, llote,eketper's.room,.
Servants'-hall, Under Butler's Pantry, and (hire roomy Bed-rooms
for Alen..ervants. Stables, Coach-houses, Granaries, and other de-
tached Offices of every description ; Kitchen-garden, and
thriving Orchard in full bearing.
Also,
A Substantial- Stone-buil:, FARM-HOUSE,
Used as a Residence for a Bailiff; containing Brew-house, Wash-
house, Laundry, Dairy, Poultry-yard, &c. situate in the Plan.
tations adjoining the Mansion, to which it leads by a Gravel-walk,
near the Flower-garden.

-To be viewed by Tickets only.
Particulars _may be had of Jlessrs. Barrett and Tut-rill, Solici-
tors, I lolborn-courr, Cray's-inn ; and of Mr. Rubins, 170, Regent-
street, of whom Tickets fur viewing the Premises may be had.

THE most prolific discovery that really prevents the
Hair falling off or turning grey, and produces a tick growth
on bald places is
ItOWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL
This 0:1 is the first production of the age, and is now in such
universal tire, and its invaluable properties so highly and justly
appreciated, not only by the discerning population of this our en-
lightened country, hut by the patronage of Royalty throughout the
whole of the civilized universe. It is the most important specific
for the growth and preservation of the human i);.ir hitherto invented.
It restores in redtindancy the tresses ravaged trots the head of
..heatity by fever, anxiety, or accouchemeht ; and in all cases, from
whatsoever cost arising, Where this graceful ornament falls into
decay, operates as an specificf powertudy nourishing the
hair in its latent progress, and sustaining it in healthy vigour, maugre
time or climate, r n its attainment of maturity.
11011' LA N D'S 31 A CASS A R OIL firmly sustains its portion
of exalted fame, and it is only necessary to guard the Public against
..mparalle!ed Venders, who conscious of the impossibility of fair ri-
vaiship, resort to fraud, and obtrude on the unwary a surreptitious
article of injotions tendency, as the real 11 Af.'ASSAR OIL,
whereas lilt.. OEN UI \ sold enclosed in a little Wok, inside
the wrapper, signed on the initsyle in red
A. HOWLAND A.ND SON.
The prices are ns. 6,1. 7s. 101. GI a•4l 21s. per bottle. • Another
prices are impositions.—Tke Genuine h.. the address on the label,
" No. 20i leton-44.inicit."
A 1.50 IL ED W DISK ERS, (iItEY WHISKERS, EYE-
BROWS, Hair on the Ilead, ufft-ctaally Clyiliged to Brown or
Black, by the use of
ROW LAND'S ESSENCE oi' TYRE.

5.)1.1 by the sole Proiniesors, A. BOW r.A ND and SON, No.
L'O, I latton Garden, I Inibora, London ; and by appaintment by
Air. I lendrie, Tittliborne-street ; [Lyle), and Blew, Cockspur.
street ; Smyth, 1 17, C;attie and Peirce, 57, D.lltge and 00.55, New
Ihn4d-strmt ; Delcroix, Old L.:and-street ; Sanger, 150, Oxford.
,treet ; Butlers, 4, Chearide; and t 0, Itegent-street ; Barelay, 95,
Fleet-tuar.ket ; Burge..s, !)S, Ilulborn Edwards, t 6, St. Paul's; •
,Sutton, 11)w Cbureb-yard ; • nigge, No. ti..* 5, Cheapside ; Colley,
likhopsgate,t tier ; 'lane, 41, Jo!inson, tis, Cornhill ; and by all
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