Star.
London, England, 1814-09-29 00:00:00

CONNAUGHT-HOUSE, OPPORITE HYDE PARK.

Elegant FURNITUR Marge PIER and etc Nf NEY GI .Al.iet,
PARISIAN AR FICLES, BRONZES, BUS IS, BILLIARD.
TABLE, PA FEN F PIANO-FUR FE by Clement', Omni&
Lamps, Stc.—By Mr. ROBINS,
On the Prentiss, CONNAUGH F-HOUSE, oo Wadaasible..
October 12, and Two following Days,
THE Elegant IiOUSEHOLL) FURNITURE,
the Property of
HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCERS OF WALES,
Comprising suites of Drawing-rooms, Library ani Parlour.Fise
riitures, faahionab:e Fuhr-postTent and other Bedsteads; Chintz,
Cotton, and other Furniture, ; excellent Beth:hot of various kinds,
large Pier and Chimney Glasses, Bronzes, Bists, &c. Parisian
Caeuts and Fables, ornamental China.Cmdelaisrao, Grecian
Lamps, Lustre., well-inanufactured Cabins Artscle.. n( all Je.
.4criptious, an excellent Etltiard Table, Carpets of sari us maisu.
factures, and Furidatre fur Servants' Apartittca,a, kitchen Re-
quisites, and var.nus Effects.
To he viewed three dzys precang the Sale, when Catalogue',
at 21.6 d. each, may be had on the Prxati.su, of Mr. Robin,,
Warwick•street, Gulden-square.

SPLENDID MANSION, with OFFICES, COACH-lIOUSSS,
STABLES, &c.
CONNkUGHT-HOUS2, END OF OXFORD-STREET,
HYDE PARX—By Mr. ROBINS,
On the Premises, on Wednesday, the I 2:h October, at Twelve,
SHE Spacious Elegant LEASEHOLD MAN-
SION, situate in CONNACIGHT.PLACE, overlooklag
I IYDE-PARK, and commanding fine and extensive Views of
the flurry Hits and Cowry, late in the ncupatitet of
HER ROYAL MG' INESS the PRINC:EiS of WALES. .
The Mansion is a substai,tial Bricki3uUtug : the
Ground Storey, a spacious Entrance P seed HZ, LibrarY,*cafil-
tal Dining 'Parlaur, tp Rosen, and ilootluir, handsomely
finished and fitted up, a Water Cltifet, a large Conscsv..torr, &c.;
on the First Storey are two nadir Drawing-Rooms, comment.
eating by folding doors, a Morning-Roam, Anti-Room, Ike.
elegantly finish and tittoti tip.; spacious airy Bed-Chamht•re
and Dressing-Rontus on tl•e Sewall Story; 2.1415r:1/inns' Chem.
ben, &c. over into. The Basement eon:atus Domestic Offices of
all descriptions, double Coach-House, and Stating fu: sorts
HurCes, with i.O :t and Rooms over.

The Prowl s m.ty be viewed ten days preceding Nn Sale,
where Partieulais may be bad; and of Mr. Robn.., Warwick- ' •
street, Gokier..9eara.

141::LEFORD.;IIIRE,
Near KINGTON, vaEsTLIGN, RADNIR, acc.
Capital FRILEHOLD rA I hB, Al4NOlt 11,kit with
ereellert Buil.Oiag4, fit": Slreatul of Water, Ste. a /mit de.
eatable Proper y /or investing Money, or for Rebiderce, ace.
By Mr. itoruNs,
At the Hotel, Hereford, same time In November neat,
In / ere,

THE Very Wu:4We FREEHOLD ESTATES,
part Tithe Free, comprishig upwards of Four T!souimd
Otie Hundred Acres of exceediug rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable,
and Wood Land, divided in eligible ca,sital Man ir Farms and
Lots for accommodation, with excellent Farth [louses aryl Build-
ings, let to most eligible Tenants, situate in the parishes of Pres-
feign, Pembridgs, Norton, New Radnor, &c.
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Further Particulars w:U be published in a few days, and its
the mean time any informa:ion may be had by anlying to Mr.
Cheese, Lyon's Hall, near Presteign ; of Messrs. Jones and
Careen, Solicitors, Salisbury-square, Fleet-strict; and of Mr.
Robins, Warwick-street, Golden. square, London, where Plana
of the Estates may be seen.