Star.
London, England, 1814-06-10 00:00:00

GROSVENOR-sQUARE.
ELEGANT MANSION, WI fH EXTENSIVE OFFICES,
COACIA,HOUSE, SPAM:ES. &c.
TO BE SOLD BY AUC rioN, PEREMPTORILY,
By Mr. ROBINS,
On the Premises, on Wednesday, June 22, at One,
A CAPITAL Spacious Llegant MANSION,
situate on the North side of Grosvenor-square; the rest-
&nee and property of a Nobleman.
The Premises have been recently enlarged and improved, at a
very comiderahle expence, and are planned with ivery @zoom-
modatitm for a Family of the first distinction, containing four
Rooms, wilt Warer-closers, &c. au the prine pal Floors, and
roomy Servants' Chambers.
Principal, and Secondary Stone Staircase' In the basement,
numerous well-arranged Once% detached Kitchen, Scullery,
Cool-larders, &C.; capital Wine Cellars, and a range of Sleeping-
Rooms for Servants; lofty Stable for eight Horses, and Coach-
house, Harness-room, Coachman's Apartments, with Rooms
over, Loft, &c.—The improvements and aiteratirns have been
conducted by one of the first Architects, and are done in a most
substantial manner; held under the kart of Grosvenor fora term
of which 55 years are unexpired, at a small ground-rent.
To ht viewed by Tickets. Particulass may he had on the Pre-
oa;ses ; of Messrs. •I'ernant and Harrison, Solicitor', Gray's Inn-
square; the Subscription-houses, St. James's-street and Pall
Mall; at Girraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Gol-
den square, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had.

ESSEX —FREEHOLD "ES 14 FE.
ONE HUNDRED and UGH I Y ACRES.—lkrween HORN.
CHURCH and SIit:FORD, in the Parish of ORSET, with
extensive COMMON RIGHT.;—By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Colfee-House, in Exchange-Alley, Cornhill, Lon-
don. on Thursday, June 83, 1814, at 12 o'clock, in One Lot,
riIHE Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES iit the
JL Parish of Orsct, comprising CHAN IRY FARM, adjoin
ing Orset Fen, with the roomy Farrn-I louse and Offices, Garden,
Orchard, Yards, Barns, Stables, and Cow-Houses, Cart-Lodges,,
and various Outbulldistr, with sundry Ineloaares of Meadow
and Arable Land, containing upwards of Eighty six Acres.
THRiFF's FARM, a compact Freehold Estate, containing
upward, of SCvelity -five Acres of rich Meadow and Grazing Land,
with Farm-Yards, Barns, and Outbuildings; all lying compact
near (:hantry Farm. A very valuable and desirable Property,
HAMPSHIRE LANDS, containtog 18A. 212. 2.:1". of Arable
Land, adjoining Mr. Newcontb's tind the road to Hornchurch,
from Orset : the whole Farms upwards of One Hu And and
Eighty Aires, in po,session of Mr. Nea coati), who has notice
to quit at Micharliou rex, •—This Farm is a desirable property
fur investing Money. sand is entitled to extensive Common
Rights in Orset Fen, &c.
Ma) be vit,ived by applying to Mr. rewcomb, or Mr. John
Rtulley, Bailiff at Charyry.Farm, where Partsculars may be bad ;
and a the ions at Orset and Horuchurch; I)ug and Partridge,
Stared ; Crown and Cushion, Aveley ; Black Boy, Chelmsford ;'
White Hart, Romford and Brentwood; of Messrs. Hover anti
n,
Brough:on,Soite rs,(ireat Marlborough- street ;. at Qatravray's;
,ad of Mr. Robit t,, Warwick-stre,t, Goldeu-square, Loudon,
ss here a NMI Of the E‘itaVmay be sees:
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SPACIOLL• • ELEGAN r VILLA, NEAR ROFHAM VTON
Lawns, P.eatocre:gruunds, capital walled Garden, Farm-buildings
and rich Meadow-land, Ot ali about Twenty Acres, between
l'utn..y-heals and flarnessecenituar, with immediate posseosion.
By Mr. ROLINS, at Garraway's.Costee-house, 'Change Alley,
Cornhill, oil Thursday, June 21, I dI4, at •fwelve o'clock,
ALEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprisiag an
elegant VILLA R EsIPENCE, beautifully sitna•ed on
the East side of the lung avenue b •tween Putney and Barnes-
common, near Iti.eLmpton, planned for the acconinandatitst et a
Gentleman's Family, et-wanting nine principal Bed chambers,
five :slceping-rooms for Servants, and a -parlous Nursery; on the
Ground storey, a neat Entrance-hall. elegant bowed lhawing-
room, Gentleman's Dressing rooms, All[l4'oo7ll, liresli.Cast.par-'
lour, excellent Dining-room, and appropriate Offices, Stable.
yard, noulsle Coach house, Stables for Six Horses, w.th Men's-
rooms mid Lofts over ; capital Laundry, Coal-hou•r, Dry'ng-
ground, Dairy, Wood and Knife-house, Poultry-houses, Yards,
&c.—The House is surrounded on the ::.outh-east and North
Sides by fine thriving Plantations, Shrulsberies, Gravel-walks,
&c ,• beautiful Lawn, Ice-house, Gardener's House, Farms-
yard, with Poultry•houses, Cow-house, Ptgger t, Dairy, Stable,
and Cart-house, Ste. t 'table yard, with Sia'Jles for fen
Horses, Standing tor 'nave Carr.aves, Men's Rooms and Loft.
over, a very capital Kitchen Gar.resi, and Melon Ground, en-
closed by lofty walls, clothed by numerous choice Fit& Trees,
and i ich Meadow Land, in all at out Twenty Acres, bad on
lease for upwards of 5t years, a: a low rent.
obe viewed by tickets ; !'articular may be had on the pre-
mi4es; at the Red I.ion, Putney; Rose and Crown, Wimbledon ;
Jolly Gardeners, Mortlake ; Greyhound and Talbot., Richmond ;
Plough, Clapham ; of Messrs P.ckering and Smith, Solicitors,
Staple's Lon; Mr. Stephens, Lower Brook-street; at Garraway's,
and of Mr Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, of whom
tickets for sewing may be had.

•FOLTERII)GE, HERTS.
FREEHOLD, and onaU Part CO t'Y HOLD ESTATE, capital
and elegant Family Rewiletice, Pleasure-ground, Gardens,
Con et vatories, Hot-houses, Farm-buildings, and rich Meadow
I.and, upwards of One lintulte.l and Fifty-seven Acres, Ten
Metes front I .ondon.—By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-husse, 'Change Alley, Cornhill, on Thurs-
day, June 23, 1814, at Twelve o'Clock,
THE CApital and very VAluable FREEHOLD
and small put COPY HOLD ESTATE, Land-tax re-
deemed inclosed by park-paling, in a fine commanding situation,
with a mutlie,rii aspect. in the pleasant Village of •lotteridge, a
short eistanee front liarpet, in the County of Harts, the property
and re-idence of William Manning, 1,14."4. removing into Kent. ;
Comprising a spacious elegant Mlll4lOO, lately altered and ins.l
proved, at a very condierable expense, planned fur a Fanti y of I
the first distipction ; containing a spacious En, ranee, paved Hall,
excellent Dining-parlour, Breakfast-room, Drawing-room, noble
Library, or Saloon and Boudoir, leading to a beautitul Comer-,
vat ory, 110 feet in length, Hot-houses, Green-house, and Con-
servatory for Orange Frees, ornamental Dairy, Ice-house, a Gen-
tleman's Study, Children's Room, Ihn seven capital Bed chambers
on the first Storey, Dressing-rooms, &c. and excellent pleasant
Chanther over Servants' Rooms, Ste. with Offices of till descrip-
tions, detached Kitchen, Court-yards, Coach-houses for six Car-
hazes, and Stables fur 20 hones, Rooms and Lot's over, du
tat,hed House with excellent Lodging-menu, Wash-house,
Laundry, Gardener's House, and various Buildings, beautiful
Pleasure-grounds, laid ‘.ut with taste, ornamented by Avenues
or full•grown kitty Trees, excellent Ki, then Garden, walled round
and stocked with the cboieed Fruit 1 revs, Her-bunts, Scc. ea-
(lined Farrar yard, w ith Barns, Stables, Poultry houses, and vari-
ous Out-buildings, and sundry Enclinutes of rich Meadow Land.
containing 157 Acres, in a nog truer, sloping to the south; fine'
piece of clear Water; and the Lands are beautifully '
and in the bed state of cul4vation; fine '1 amber l'ree4 disposed'
over the Lands; also an enclosure or rich Meadow I.ano, con-
taming Seven Acres,held on Lease; the tiellibourhood most re-
spectable; the roads in all dixections excellent, and only ten.
codes trent London.
To be viewed by I Idiots from Mr. Robins, Warerkk-street,
Ckidavoquars; vbericald thi ?MAN% Putiftilan'
may be kat. •

EROMPTON, NEAR THE CHAPEL.
Two Compact DWELL, NO-HOUSES, 0 /OMENS, sad tV
tal GARDEN near idalf an Acre, walled round, GILL EN
HOUSIE, SFIEDs. &c.—By Mr. ROBINS,
At G arraway's Coffee-house. 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Thurs-
day, lune us. at Twelve o'clock, in Three Itent
A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATP.,
ALL held for a long term, at a small Rent. situate la C/Istwl.
row, Brompton; comprising two eligible Dwelling damages, sub-
stantially b.iilt, two stories high, two rooms on a poor. with
Yards, Gardens, &c. in r °simian of Mr. Lloyd and Mr. coWet,
Tenants at Will, at low rents.
A capital Piece of Garden-ground adjoining the Houses and
the Chapel, containing near Half an Acre, walled round, and
planted with choice Fruit•trees; a Green house, Sheds, &c. io
possession of Mr. Finch, Teoaut at Will, a must eligible spot to
build uj.
'This Premises any be viewed by leave of the Tenants, where
particular may be had, and at the Crown and Sceptre. Dustup.
ton-row ;at Garrawsysi and of Mr. Robins, Wareti-street,
Golien•stpiate.
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ELIGIBLII FAMILY RE. IDEII_CE,
GRAF lON - STagE tiONDeSI'IAPIT•
la complete order, and et for iattuediant Paso-siun.
By Mr. ROBINS.
Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Clunge.Allq,Cornhlll, on Thugs.
day, June 23, at Twelve,
A LEASE for Twenti,one Years of a sulostanti3l
Brick-bu It DWELLING-HOUSE, recently re; ed at
a considerable expence, and finishing in L handsome mann r,
adapted foe the accommodation of a Family of Distinctkems
situate No. 16, Grafton-street,. Bond-street; contalningt on the
tipper storey four good I'ml-chambers; secoud storey three ca-
ceilent Bed-chambers, large Closet, Sink, and Water-And,
roomy landing; first floor, Ansi-roans, leading to a hamlsarne
Drawing-room, walls coloured in panuels, windows tq the floor;
spacious Bed-chamber and Servants' Waiting room; grouts{
floor, entrance hall, paved vestibule or inner hall, with a bawls
s one stone staircase to the second storey, walls ItlicCovd,as eat
cellen: dieing parlour, wails stuccoed In parnelt, feCe4 for side-
board. Lbrary, &c.; offices consist of a hotmeheepar's room,
butler's pantry, plate closet, servants hall, capital luny k4clien,
scutlery, col' larder, men servants dress Lag room ; a wine cellar
fitted up-with catacroubs, Stc. an area to front, wadi house, w.-
tensive vaults for coals, beer, Ike. step. to the scree., and open
yard at the back.
May be viewed by applying on the premises, where particulars
may be had ; of Messrs. F. and $. Paynter, Colenisupstrset,
City ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Ws.rwrick-wrest
Golden-square.

SIDMOUTH. DEVON.
Beautiful MARINE VILLA, with Ofße .s, Pleasure-Grounds
in
the most cainmete order, and Meadow Lpiid.
By Mr. ROBINS
At Carraway's Coffer•liouse, in 'Cliaiige•Alley, CornhlP. oil
Friday. July 1, :It Twelve &Clock, in One Lot,
FREEHOLD ESTATE: nowt; sinx an ele:
gain Marine Residence, the property of a c—n Zeman,
ericted on an elegant aid utnque ileyadoe, iu rl;e crt age site,
with' attached rots., encompaocd on twp sides widi W bLiint
nolo Virauda, satire on a beautiful ensiiience, within a a... la
&stance of which is remarkable for the saiabr:ry .a 4
mildness of the air, cerium:lading extensive prospec• sut the b: ti.
'gully diversified surratifh.ing couctri, and haws:Bess Vivo' a
the Ocean.
The Villa is judiciously planned for the accommodation of
Family of the first distinction ; co taining, on the groans) Ilaur,
a suite of apartments. eleg.inily finished, consisting of a hatoup,
thawing and Music Rooms, Library, Eating-paylaur, Breakf.tt-
room, altady,.Vestibule ant) lull, paincipallippeciog as
and Pleasure Grounds, with sul. abbe Bed-charnbers and Dresti,:i.
rooms, excellent Doniastic Officos, with Servants Apart's, as
over; room, Yards, mall nit Stadling, four Coach-boores, Corr'.
house, Piggery, &c.; Ordain: a, a Meadow Land, contaioir. 111
all near tone Acres, forming a most enchanting and oritii...l:J
situation as a Marine Resi.lesace fi r a Nobleman, Ofilcers ut LA,
Navy, or for a Family of distinerlun. .
'1 u be viewed by applying oir the Preiniaaa. Parlcultra
mig.be lad ; and at the London Inn Siihnotab; litw litr.d.ost
lieu and Hotel, Exeter; Fountain, ilymoutis-Dock ; 1 iy:
mouth aa,4l minds ; White Hart atid Antelope, Salsbery
White lion, bath ; Lush, Brutal; of John Proaley, k..sq. Lams ;
Messrs. Hood and nutb, Nacho h, of whom tickets may be I;ad;
and at the London inn, qdmouth; G. Lam. Esq. Noe ssitassie,
; and of Mr. Robl.ss, Wit:wick-street, uolden-
ouare, London, where also Tick. is to viewing navy he hid.

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TO COORS AND CONFECTIONERS. lk: NOBLEMEN'S
ANL) 0 IHER FAMILIES, WHERE LEMONS Als'tE.
I.IsLD IN QUAN ITIV,.
.THIS Advertisement is addressed by SPYRING
and MARSDEN, 163, High-street, Southwark, resuest-
ing them to maim trial of their LEMON ACID fol dorMstic
portieres, without which they cannot estimate its merit. Spy.
KINO and Mt...scarf flatter tbenssebres it will meet with their
approbation, and that they will be pleased with its readiness to:
use, having also the fine flavour of the Lemon Peel, which Makee
it particularly desirable fur Lemonade, Sauces,Jelites, and every
purpose in Cookery. Ice made with their Acid is supertbr tb
Lemons, as it can be rendered as perfectly white and bright witAs
very fine sugar as plain ice itself, at this season of the year, when
dons are scarce ; they are alto frequently imperfect, and yield
an utipkasant flavour to Jellies, due. &c.
The Acid is sold at most respectable Italian Warehouses in
Town, and many of the Confectioners; where al-o may be pro.
cured their Art sled and Portable Lemonades and :oda Powders.
SPYR IVY and MA a sram beg those who may be inch:led to
try their Acid, Sic. to notice their names, as many imitatl ins
have been in:ruded, more particularly out of row'', by rfrs4.4l6
travelling ad over the Caun ty.

4iaLATER's PATENT STEAM KITCHEN alhi
1...., it ANGL, complete, with late Improvements, is warrintsd
to be superior to any other Apparetut in the Kinedim for at;
kinds of s.:onktog (either in 'mg, or small Families) in the mad
dean and delicate manner; its various operations of titea.nit.,.
boiling, Roasting, Baking, stewing," and Broiling; and supplyit g
constantly from one to fourteen gallons of boding watkr, and ni Is
or without "a
Hoc Closet, are all pqrfornsed by the use of acts
small fire.
Its superiority over every other Method of Cooking consics
prir.cipalty in the following particulars:
I. It stands in a entailer compass, and is attended by less troll.
ble than is occasioned by any other mode of Cooking, and it a
always well understood by once or twice using, nor is it so halls
to be out of repiir.
. 2. Half the fire that my other on the most economkal plm
consumes is suWicient, sad it is wholly free from great fleet, :6..4
all suipliut:eous or other disagreeable smells.
s. 'fhe,cooking by steam (via.) hot distilled water. bleats -o
cooked do not imbibe impure substances, such lb collected in ts a
imiles; Sm.
4. V ittUllb drama Oa this plan may be cooked a second titni .
and be as geed as at the first, or whenspliszad for dishing, can be
made to waives' boar whiten' being,
5. Roastiok by hot air oa this plan is more cleanly, end dune •
is a saving of sine pound of siteat• in . ten both in boiling 'and
toasting.
6. lb. wisple is free from tbe pima.* Orem of copper?
or coppers badly tinned.
7. The Apparatus has been proved by particular calculatios itt
many families who have it hewer, to climbs first cost is from
six to twelve months, yielding or saving of more thao in per
cent, both tu the weight of Mau* dressed. aod in the quantiri
of fuel used.
Orders received by nevelt Wattleworth, Agent to the Pa-
tentee, at the übow Rooms, No. fs4,,Orest Russett-iptreet, Biota*.
bury square, London, where may be seen tba Patent XitChltit
sod Rause templets.
24. la. Wheisal• Wareboose. Hametrest, aseisoborT. .

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