Star.
London, England, 1829-01-05 00:00:00

SALE BY AUCTION.

BIONTAGU4TREET,—RUSSELL—SQUARIL
DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, WITH
OFFICES. ate. In excellent order,
Having been lately fined up at p eqnsiderable Expense.
GENUINE AND FASHIONABLE HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE,

• A New Brilliant timed Grand Pianoforte, by Broadwood; an
Elegant Square Ditto, by Totokisson ; Itlebly ceased Ormolu ;
Grecian Lamps and Parisian Time Piece; Eight Day brackrt
f leek ; -Handsome Cut Glass Cassolets; Bed and Table Linen;
China and Glass; a few Books, Ike.
TO 'BR SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. JOHN ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent.street),
-Oa tko.Prendses, No. 17, on the East Side of Macaw street,
Russell. square,

WIDNDDAT, the 41st of January,lBllo, at Eleven o'Clock,
Bleeder cif the Admisistrator of the late Itionsaui Witiarass,Res,
IDesirabletEASEHOLD ESTATE; comprisisis
JOl2. a.compaet airy •Fanilly Residence, bandanna:ly fitted erg
adapted for the accommodation. and At for the immediate romps
taw, Dr a Genteal•Faruily, with (Niece, &c.
Also, all the genuine /1011SEIIOLD .FURNITUREs
Four post, Tent, and other Sedltieads and Furnitures, eapfpl
-Flaatiesellids and-Bedding ; Wing Wardrobe, Chests of Drawee%
.haadsasna Dressiug and Wailing Tables, Glasses &c. rlegantaram.
ing,Coom Suites in Silk Tabouret ; French lied Window Caittaksol
Sofas. Couches, Chairs; .I.htunians, &c. mistake ;
Ormolu Grecian Lamps and Parisian Timelier, ; Right-day
Clock ' • a Ater •brilliant-utaed Ai and half octave Gland' Plano
• fasts bylkoadaseed..analegan Square dittp by Testkisaon ; lkd
and TAW Linen. Caine andkGlass, a jaw 13cialts,,Ac.
kilt Cabinet Articles in liO•ewood and l(abosany; Ociarbrool.
Leo, Card, Suta,:Work and rembrojie T,ab)es; set of l'tnar and
-Clime Tabks, and Ding -Hoorn Chairs in Hair Cloth;
J•paserl,lissi,(4ianibrr ditto; handsome Hall Chairs and Take;
,Arkey, and Ilrusaels Carpets .and llpgs; Polished Wel ;Fenders
and Fire Irons; Kitchen Requisite', and various, other Articles.
The :House to be viewed until the Sale by Ticicts only, and the
-Vomitus* on 'Monday and if tteaday preceding the Sale, by Cata-
llalloSaatli)te Shitling each. which, with partimlan of the Lease.
may lie-,had on the premises; 4f Aliewrs. Graham, IKitiderley :assd
Von:yak, .Sulicitnrs, Lincoln's Inn New Square; at 6..reaway's
.tilkih.Ase; end of Mr. Join Itmstos, N0.'170, Regent-street, of
• 'atom Tickarfer viewing nisi. be had.

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AIMMATIC IIPII4IT Off VINEGAR-
111IS agxecnble.perWied 'liquor (the original in
vontion of Alt- lietnY) wbic is of well-known efficacy in
• netlieving Faintness and Head-ache, and in counteracting the
'Whets of over-heated, close, or infeCted air, continues to be pre-
musd, ,in -the greatest perfection,,by News. THOS. and WM.
.14/I;NAYe alAtuuruoNr4Pg COrmists, Ilancbtster. It is saki in
Ipt)ndoli, Aybp4aiie .4111 retail, thy Messrs. :Nryar and Iftner,
Perineum, Cockspurstreet ; and ltetail,,price 41.1 d.
,by uni
agent ter more in every principal *rown ; but it. cannot lie genuine,
auks* <the mantes of the above - preparers are engraved on the
• CSofinspsunkstanip,, which- is hied over the cock of each box--
Proper Sponge pleases ate soled by Miley -taid lilew, as u,ikal.
'As above Way also be had, authenticated by a similar :ramp
liasav'sCseanesen alauxr23.3,' h 3 bottles at 2s. 941. or with cease
st4.l/..s at 4s- od.

I. Since the arrival r.f
.the Vatoria on the 24th of
September, from Tamatave the I lth, the disturbances
which took place at Madrgasear, after the death of
King Madam., (rum the general subjects of eonversition.
Amongst several v..rsions that have reached us, the fol-
lowing is the most generally believed—
" ltadanies mother, after the death of the King,
seized upon the chief power, with the intention of haw.'
tag her young son clowned, to the exclusitln of the
rightful heir. This heir was the son of Radama's
soonest sister, who had mat ried Prince Itatele. The
young Rattle came to the throne as the rejoestatscive
of his mother, who was older than the young brother of
%clause, but by i different mother. Itatefe, when in-
formed of the death of Radama, had marched with
some troops upon Taaanarive, in order to cause his son
to be crowned, who was then in that capital; but he
had been repulsed by the party of Radama's mother,
Mho, in order to free herself from all outlay. caused
It Is added that'
ate 04r: to Might; that he had requested a passage
in the Vi toria, and Oa% the Captain had declined the
risk of taking hisn on board."