Star.
London, England, 1817-03-24 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.

ONE HUNDRED DOZEN; CrIOICE PORT-WINE AND
FORTY DOZEN BURGUNDY.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At the Rooms, Nn. 97, Pall h 4 tll, near the Ordnance o:Cce,
On MURSDAr mat, t;7rtt March 1817, at One o'clock,
Ak BOW' ONE HUNDRED DOZEN OF
CHOICE PORT-WINE, of the Vintage of 1804, in bottle
nearly :six Years; Eighteen Dozen Burgundy Vin de ?lids, and
N:nereen Dozen Chan+, rson Burgundy, of a very superior qua.
hty, lying in the Strand—.the Property of a Gentleman.
Sanyles may he tasted •u the Mtirritig of Sale.
Catelogue. at 97, Pall :14.11, and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-
street, Goltlen..yare._

VOTES FOR THE COUNTY.
FRUHOLDS, et 1AR1.Ei..5 rit EEL PARLIAMENT..
3 ru.LET, wrs I MINSTER.
By M•. ROBINS,

At clarraway's Coffee•l oihe, 'Change Alky, Cernhilt,n Taunt-
DAT, April, 17, 1817, at rwrive ciaock, in Two
AN Eliblbk and imptnveable FREEHOLD
l'A 11.

.I.OT I. A BR ICK-BDILT DWELLING HOC:2, sltoate
No. Is, Charles-street, in the Parish of St. Margaret's, %%rennin:.
'ter, in the occupation of Mrs. YtATES, on lease for au liner.
p: red term of thirteen years and a half from Lady Dry. '1 he
House is three Stories high, two Rooms and a Closet on a Floor,
two Parlours on the Grouhil Floor, Kite lens lit the Basement,
Vault for Coals, and Yard at the hack.
Lor Y. A BRICIC•MJILT DWELLING-HOUSE, situate
No. 15, in the same rlert, on Irate to Mr. CUARDWICIC fur an
unexpired tern) of fourteen yea:4. The House is plagued In a
einnlar maint,r to the foregoing.
_ _

o be viewed till the tine of.ale, No. 19, by applying on the
Premise*, and No. iS, by applicat ttttt to Mr. Chalwick, Plum-
ber, No. 3, Charles street—where Particulars may be had, of
Messrs. William., WM.:nitre, Romieu, and Burnett, Solicitor.,
No 9, New.aqaare, I.incultia hut ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr.
Rubins, Warwick-buret, Gol..!en-square.

HYDE PARK.
FIRS f-RA I TOWN MANSION.

With Offices, Coach-houses, Stabits, tc.c. cm an appropr:ate Scale,
CONNAUGHT —ICE.
By Mr. ItO!,l

At Carraway's Coffke•huusii, Excharige-afiey, CornlrM, on
Tuoasoar, the I 7th cri. Ayr'', t /417, at Twelve &Clock,
THE Capital Elegant LEASEHOLD' MAN-
SION, situate No. it. CONNALIGH I. PLACE,
overlooking Hyde Park, and commanding Cm and extensive
Views sit the Surrey Hills and Cnintry. Plalillt d for the Peron:.
molation of a Faarly of the first distinction ; containing on the
trineipal Floors, spacious lofty Apartment,' ot large dimensions,
finished hr an handsome style, with suitable lied-coamvmrs, Wa.
1 it r.closet, am Servants' Apartments, ruomy tlegani principal and
secondary Staircases. The Basement contains excellent Offices of
11 all deveriptions, planned fur the convenience of a large Family.—
Detached Coach•hosats, and budding for right Horses, and Ser
rants Rooms over. '

This •plcaJid Mansion has been finished at a great expose*,
and is the pri. Opal Rasitlence it cue place.
1414 be viewed by Tickets, cm r.pplication to Mr. Thomas
Cut, Half-Mows street, Pictichily. l'articulus at the Thatabed
ilscuse l'avera, St. James's-.:rent; of Mr. Yatman, Solicitor, 14,
Aruudct-atrtet, &mud ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,
Goldeu-square.

FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ES-I'A tES,
Held under the Crown,
DUKE-S I'REE s.r. 3 A A.I E3'S, PICCADILLY; AND
SWALI.OW-tiTBEE
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Criffee.house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Teuas.
LAY, April 17, at twelve &Clock, in Lots,
13y Order to the Rectum,. of Jou N (hit:oar, Esq. deceased,
A SUBSTANTIAL FKELHOLD DWELL-.
.L A. 1114(1-HOUSY, three ivories high, two rooms on a tour,
ith Yard, tie. situate No. II , on the East side of Duke.s•reet
't. James's, in the possession sit Mr. Soule. A spacial,, roomy: ,
and substantial BRICK DWF.I.LING-HOUSE, Leasehold mid+ r
the Crown, with the open Yard and Buildings behiad Ni'. 1 S
and 14 ou the same aide of ti 'frost, in tl:st occupation of Mr.
tilagrlen and Mr. Harvey, and on Lease to Mr. liennelt.
three grated roetity Brick-built DWELI.ING-HOUSP, .
held under the Crown, subgantially built, with Large open Yards
and back Building., No. Yel, 49, and 30, on the West siiie of
DUKE-STREW, on Lease to Mrs. Callion, Mr. Gatidiv, and
Mr Lewis.
T-lta LEASEHOLD DWELLING•HOCSE:i, also het: tinder '
the Crow:: wish Yards, large Calais, Ike. stroate on th+- West
side of SWALLOW-STREET, Piccadilly, le the occupa:ion of
Mr. Field and Mr. Hail.
1 hese Houses are very valuable Property. The principal part
of the Crown Leases have been recently renewed, and are very
eligibly situate, producing a nett rental if upwards of FIVE
HUNDRED AND TWELVE POUNDS pet Annum, and a
very improveable Property.
May be-viewed by leave of the Tenants. Particulars of Mr.
Clarke, Sadler.' Hall, Chess:tilde; at the Horse Shoes, or Union,
Jermyn-street ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-
square

RICHMOND, SURREY.
CHOLMONDELEY.TERRACE.
Elegant ITALIAN VILLA, PLF.AsURE-OROUNDS, GAR-
DENS, Ste. an excellent FAMILY CO lAOE, OF F:(.716,
GAR DhN, &e. range of CO ACH. H 0 U ik.S, STABLES, ice.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee- I sou so, 'Char ge-Alley, on T nos s
DAY, the 224 May, 1817, at Twelve o'clock, ii Five I.Uth
Lot 1. A N UNIQUE ITALIAN VILLA. built
1 of free-stone, by the law Sir CNA/. AASILL, Bart.
now the Residence and Property of WIIITSII&U KeZNI,
Mid under the Crown for a long term. A most siugularly beau-
tiful situation, CHOLMONDELEY - TERRACE, RICH-
MOND. SURREY, on the Banks of the Thames; comprising
an excellent Family House, with Offices of all descriptions,
Lawns, Pleasure-grounds, productive Kitchen Garden, walled
and planted with chute Fruit-trees; handsome oruamental Green-
Ilona, Hot house, Vineries, Ste. treble Comb-home, and Stables
for ten horses, with Rooms and Loft over.
Lot a, consists of a desirable Family Cottage Residence, lately
altered sad improved at a considerable opens/ with excellent
Offices, Ceach-kouse,and Stables; good Garden :sailed round, Ste.
Lot 3. An excellent Garden, walled round and planted with
choice Fruit-trees, situated adjoining the Cottage and Garden.
Lot 4. A capital Piece of Garden-ground. surrounded by lofty
walla, with a productive Peach-bouse and Vinery, planted with
the choicest Fruit-trees, Sta and adjoining Lot s.
Lot S. A Valuable Property, situate in the Old Palace Court,
and adjoining Lot 4; consisting of a range of Seven Coach houses,
and Stables for Thirteen Horses, with Lofts over, let to respect-
able
'results.
The whole forme ONE COMPACT ESTATE, and may be
viewed by applying at the Mansion, (Lot 1), where Pestieular.
may be bad, and at the Castle and the Talbot lens Richmond ;
Red Lion, Hounslow; Castle, 1,41 t Hill; White Hart, Windsor;
Nests, Branford; at Caraway's; and of Mr. Robins, War-
wick-guest, Gabltatiortsra; wince a Mau of the Estate tfasy be
suss.

Capital Elegant 114A-241,:10N7rAkk-,atadKißDS, Copyhold of
labs ritance, Tytlte-free, ate! Land 'rar Kcdes in ed.
TO BE FOLD BY AUC noN,
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garrysray's Coree-bouse, 'Change alley; Cornhill, on Tuve s-
DA T, Vity 422, at Twice, in 0:4: Lot,
SBTS It Y-P1 . A CE, a very desirable and truly
eligible ESTATE', Cop7ho!d of Inherirrice., equal to Free-
hold, srifiu.x milt rent and small fine certain, comprising i sin-
gularly eltont Mansion,p6nued fur etc accommodation of a per-
son of the first distinct:on, erected at a great expense, seated ois
a lawn, a commanding be:melt:ll spot, on an clevated bank of the
River Thanes, near the villaae of Sur:Fury, wits attached and
detached suitable °facts, andStalqlng for twelve horses, Coach-
houses 'for seven carriages, exc.:tent Kitchen Garden, nearly Four
Acres, surrounded by lofty walls, e..aul planted with choice Frtik
Trees, Green House, Hot Wuses, Vineries, Gurslener's Hiuse,
Ice H,u,e, Farm Yard, Stable, Cart Houses, Sheds, and Out-
buildings ; p-oductiee Orchard, Lawns, bsausiful Pleasure-
grounds, Psesture and Arable Ltud, containing allaut
SEVENTY ST %RITE ACRES, .

Partly enclosed by Park Paling, Tythe-free, and exonerated from
Land Tax ; a most pleasant and charming Property. Ihe noble
Mansion, at a small expense,may be improved, so u to tom one
of the first Residinces in the Kingdom.
Premises; at the Toy. Harupturi Cann; the Bell, Hampton;
the Inns, at Sunbury; Ship. Weybridge; Swam, Chtertsey; the
George. Twiekern.ani; of Atessra. Knight and Shrubsole, King-
sley; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins. Warwick-street,
Oolden-sluare ; where 'rickets (or viewing may be

THE CAT AND THE BOOFI
OR, AN IMPROVEMENT UPON MIRRORS.
AS I one morning &having sati
For dimice.tinse preparing,
A dntadrul howling from the cat
Se: an the room a•staring!
Sudden I turn'd=belseld a scene
I could not but delight in,
For in my boot, so bright and clean,
'Die c.tt her face was lighting.
Bright was the boot—its surface fair,
In lustre.nothing lacking;
I never saw one half so clear,
Except by WARREN'S BLAcItiWO.
(WARREN ! that name shall last as long
As beaus and belles shall dash on,
Immortal zed'in every song
That chants the praise of fashion:
For, oh ! without his Iflarii,u, all
Attempt* we may abolvdi,
To raise upon 04r Is.u.ds at all
The least ci jet or polish.)
urpria'J its brilliancy I view'd
Wnh slent.ailnnra inn
The glass that on the cable stood
Wired dimly on its 'talon.
I tack the boot, the glass dlsplac'd,
Fur soon I was aware,
The latter only was dis;rac'd
Whene'er the boot was near.
Aid iuickly found that I could shave,
Much better by its bloom,
Than any mirror that I ham
WNW nardrawintroons.
Ad sheathe. time, I've often rrilfd
Te *ink how puss was frighten`d,
V7heiPlt ite bone she-raged and mird
By VI AtiLletee Blasleg brighten'd:
The above inestimable BLACKING is prepared by