Star.
London, England, 1815-06-09 00:00:00

Thii day was published, to be had at the Asielphi Exhibition
Room, and of all the Books:Hero in the Kingdom, sever before
translred illtb English,
'pHE LIFE of NAPOLEON BONAPARTE.
1 . both in lit. Civil and Military from the time
of his Birth to It Dep-rtnre for the !slow! of Eilta;,wiet
a raticuLa Accourt of Isis ESCAPE awl RE MEN to
PARIS. -Contrio.l; a •qa•eltent of Facts. with official am` to-
retehing Details of his Ex it:llion. to Evil, Sltaan, Rol Russia.
Translated from the l'ret,ch of C. Autitor n 1
•Lives wt lienry IV. and y. With a double Pot:fait
of Bonaparte, Ltd ats t 'lv ,ait of she late Genera! Moreau,'
and annth r of the' Lin...r.sr of Russia, desit:tied and engraves,
wih Y,c..m.ry, by t:te ctleb.ated Duplessis Bartasz, fa
he imatiner Ct. 1141. •
!Arnim!: Pritavd for este Proprietors of she Adelphi
EzhM-
hi the ; and po!sl by Sit: rwoosf, Neely, and Jams,
Patvrtiosicr TOW, pace fhp. •

MAIZE H 11.1.; 614kANWICH. .-
I.E 1 As' 7401)Slth1NAER,
AN EXCtlik! FAMILY.HOUSE, n substantial
Itrofr ; C Jiving of seven I:leeping.rnotm, two Dining.
rooms, Draw:ng•ronni, front and back Kltch:.os, Wine Cigar,
and Sundry Out-buildings, double Co2ch.linie, and Scalding in
an adjoining blew% Prospect front the Garden behind the
Dwelling, unrivalled.
„To be viewed by leave of the '1
;:nant, by Tizitcts only, on
wiring to Mr. Begat, May's Inn.

TO ET!. SOLD,
ONE (*the mast cntnplete VILLA RESIDEN-
CE 3 round Lon.doti, ow: tulle from Cumberland Gate, to
be S 01.1) by PitIYATE CON 1 :LAC I', on W enstesnav, June
14th, er en the following .day, if it disposed of on the 14th; or
an under Lease I.et ; It it on a long Lease, and at a mill ground
rent. The Pretni,es bay.^ been mostly newly built within these
5 years itt a 1.-c•at rapt:nee : the Hallett consists of seven large
11W-rooms, three Dressing rooms, a good Water Ci.t.et, wit% store
caters, two start...to and passage to the rooms 0:t the ;;roun4l
14. icor aTe a large Breakfast and inning Parlous e, and a handsome
buntat• r wr I,ra ving-room is front of Pleasure Ground ; an
Entrance Ilan, and a small room adjuleing with water closet;
two large Cisterns' hold about 10.0 gallons of water; a house.
keeper's runt% fitted up with attire and china cupboards, a large
and lofty i;d:eheicwell fitted up in every respect ; a *tiller), ad-
joining with a Pump ar d a great l'aiory, large beer cell.ar and good
airy wine cellarwitliproyerbinus ; a large coal cellar, a neat green-
hawse and complete bfteolintoes back yard paved, with necessary
offices, a coniph:tepiggery and poultry house With yard; a coach•
yard vith double coach house .end harness cupboard, a S•srilled
staLls wi.lt large loft with -Woes ; a coachman's roten and dove-
house ; a large and ciimplvtel.cundry.On the grout d flour la a forced
pump which supplies the crippler& and conerm. wary and bread
oven and cellar under It ; adjoining it are three tanks hold about
60(10 gaihins of water, a pleasure ground tastefully laid out and
planowl with evergieens and other trees, with choice apple trees,
pear and plums, and v. great quantity of all sorts of fruit; a large
oval fish-pond well stocked, intended for a bath, with a plant*.
thin tumid It ; a large kitchen garden well laid out stocked and
planed with choice fruit gees especially trained' siSaillard
apple 4 reel, of the best sorts, 3eo fci•et its lengths
l'he prentims are enclosed with a. good wall, of which
sit hundred feet is covered with choice trait urea; the gravel
.sacks are 1600 feet in length and 300 feet flag paventent ;
the premises 8;c: elevated, acid In a good neighbourh nod, lie
near two groat roads, and the best walks round London, and
near the Put., liessington.guelens and Harrow on the Hill, and
the surrotinding country iii v
; liedetacbed troin other betties,
and one of the most complete sysidences round Lotnion; is both
'Town and Coatisry,-the air is soft And pone ; handsome ap •
proech to tbs. house, and joins a large nursery garden.
Thls residence would be destiable for a Genii:man convected
with Governntent °laces. or a Merchant; is ai much in the
country as If it were situated *OO miles Irom toven, lolty trees
ate at each end nt the premises 1 Ic hi neat two ac es, and is now
In complete repair. •
To be viewed with only; between the hours of twelve
;al i four. "bleb can he had sit Mr. Coorr, Catv.r Anil Gilder,
41, Vice:4lly g where a plan ul Who pr.muirs may be
awl every partibulat procured: •