Star.
London, England, 1821-02-12 00:00:00

D I ED.

I'riday, in his 60th rear, at his house in Hans Place, S'.oane-
street, the liev. Dr. 'Nicol, for upwards of twenty-five years
31inister of the Scots Church, Swallow-street..

Tuesday, at his house in tit. Saviourgate, York, aged 62, the
Rev. Jonas 'I bampson. By the death of this Gentleman, the
Livings of St. ;:artin-curn-Gregory, in York, and of Rutforth
and Largtoff, in the County of York, become vacant. •
• The Rey. Chestopller Whitehead, thirty years Rector of
EJstliam, Worcestershire.
At an advanced age, the Rev. George Routh, Rector of St.
Clement and St. lichen, Ipswich, and of I lolbrook, Suffolk.
Jan. 24, at Atbro.:th, Mr. David Kirkland, Rector of the
Grammar School of that place, in the 83d year of his age, and
55th of his incumbency.
‘Vednesday,• Edward Outram, D.D. Canon Residentiary of
Litchfield Cathedral, Chancellor of the Diocese, Archdeacon of
Derby, and Rector of St. l'hillip's, Birmingham, whilst con-
versing with one of the Pensioners of St. John's Hospital; his
extreme exertion in talking to a deaf person wan the immediate
occasion of the apoplexy that terminated his existence in the
course of an hour.

Dec. 19, at Grenada, aged 23, Henry Larkins, Esq. M.A.
Barrister, Scholar of University College, Oxford, and likewise
Scholar upon the Vinerian Foundation.
Sept. 26, at Ilavannah, Mr. William Cant, aged 32, Master
Royal Navy. . •
Feb. 26, at Chatham, aged 44, Lieutenant Robinson, of his
Majesty's ship Bulwark, late of Chester-le-street.
At Newcastle, the 20th ult. the wife of Thomas Gibson, Esq.
Comptroller of the Customs it that port.
Feb. 29, at Campbelton, Captain Donald Campbell, Paymas-
ter of the Argyleshire Militia.
Friday sennight, Mr. Edward Mutt, of Nantwich. He was
out the day preceding.
Thursday, at Mr. Bankes's house, Old Palace-yard, the new-
born son of the Hon. Thomas Stepletofi.
Nov. 18, at Montego Bay, Jamaica, aged 45, John Froy, Esq.
merchant, of that place. .
Feb. 3, at Exmouth, Selina, wife of Lieut.-Colonel Warre.
Feb. 1, suddenly, while sitting in Ms chair, Mr. Tomkins,
Surgeon, of Colchester.
Feb. 6, at Londham-hall, Suffolk, Jacob Whitbread, E.q. in
the 72d year of his age. In the year 1796, he served the office
of High Sheriff bf the County.
\Wednesday evening, Mr. R. Baker, carpenter. As he was
returning home to Ipswich, from Somerleyton, he accidentally
I fell into a ditch, and was drowned. .

Tuesday week, at her house in Litchfield-street, Tamworth,
Miu Robinson, aged 64. Her death was truly awful; she had
just retired from table, at which she had been entertaining a few
of her friends, and, while standing before her drawing-room fire,
fell backwards in an apoplectic fit, and died instantly.
Monday, at Brimfield, Samuel Gillman, aged is years. He
was so dreadfully burnt, by his doilies taking bre, as he was
standing near the grate, hu he died in a few boars.—Tuesday,
John Double, a child onltt a year ;sad a half old, fell into a sniall
well of water in his fatties garden, and was drowned.

SURREY,
BETWEEN CROYDON AND GODSTONE.
ELIGIBLE COTTAGE RESIDENCE,

With Farm-yard and Out-building, Meadow, Arable, and
Wood Land, all lying compact—ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY ACRES—plenty of Game, and extensive Com-
mon Right.
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick-street, Golden-square), .

At Garraway's Coffee-House, in Exchange-Alley, CornhiU, on
THURSDAY, March 8, 1821, at Twelve o'Clacit, in One Lot,
A. VERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
TUPWOOD LODGE,
- Situate in the Parish of Catterham, near the high-road,
about six miles from Croydon, and sixteen from London, a most
beautiful and picturesque part of the County; comprising a neat
Cottage Residence, with Offices, Yards, Garden, Farm-yard,'
Barn, Stables, and Out-buildings; Meadow, Arable, and Wood
Land, upwards of
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES,
AU lying compact, in an excellent state of cultivation, orna-
mented with thriving Plantations and good Cover for Game,
in the vicinity of Field Sports of all descriptions,, and ex-
tensive and valuable Common-right. Immediate possession
May be had. •
To be viewed by applying to Wm. Miff, Bailiff, on the Pre-
mises, where Particulars may be had ; and at the In near the
siiteen mile-stone, Catterham ; White Hart, Godstone; King's
Arms, Croydon; Red Lion, Dorking ; Mr. Knight, Kingston;
of Messrs. Silver and Peters, Symond's-Inn, Chancery-lane; at
Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, .Gelden.
square, where a nut may be seer.

SALES BY A

LISSON-GROVE,
FREEHOLD ESTATE, cons;
HOUSE, and spacious Garden
'ING-HOUSE, with a PA I'.
another DWELLING-HOUSI
Yard, &c.
By Mr. ROI
(Of Warwick-street,
At Garraway's Coffee-house; Ex/
Teauitswav, March 2, 1827
In Three
A VERY eligible and hi!
1101.1) ESTATE, situate',
GROVE NORTH, near the Rev
Lot 1 comprises a compact BR ir
HOUSE, conveniently planned,
Bath-room far hot or cold wan
Coach-house, spacious Garden i
feet, in the occupation of Mr..Russi,
don may be had.
Lot 2. A compact DWELL!:
Jelm's Place ; aqd a spacious Gallery
Art, in the occupation of Mr. HAT'
in 1824.

Lot 3. Another DWELLING-i_
going, with large roomy Cattle-sheds,
folding-gates, in the occupation -
on Lease, determinable in 1833.
To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars
Premises ; at the Yorkshire Stingo,
Blake, White, Ainge, and Blake, Solicit.
at Gariaway's ; and of Mr. Robins.
square, of whom Tickets for view;

CAPITAL NOBLE FA.
Substantially built, and finished in ,
order and fit for the immediate
the FIRST DIST I NCTION ;
East Side of ILLISSELL-SQC.
Ily Mr. Ili

(Of Warwick-street,
At Garraway'a. Coffee-House,
THeRSDA V, March 8, If2l
ok Order of tht
THE LEASEHOLD Si'
of the late Sir VICAR'
Erected in a must substantial
pital Entrance-hall, Inner-hall, el
principal Story, and a seconilary
last-toom, noble Dining-parlour (
closed with Iron-railing). Libra,
and Water-closet. On the first
of large dimensions, finished in
airy lkdchamber, or back Drawint
Dressing-room, Water-closet, &c.
excellent Chambers and Dressing-
Apartments over for Servants. '
keeper's-room, Butler's ditto and
lent Kitchen, Scullery, l''ntries,
fur \Vine, Ai., and Beer; and
Coach-houses, and Stables fur six
in excellent order, and proper foi
The Furniture, which is de;
Premises, may be had with the I
To be viewed by Tickets ool)
Messrs. Green, Pemberton, and I
square, Fleet-street; on the P
Houses, St. James's-street and Pa
house; and of Mr. Robins, Wa
where Tickets for viewing may ►e

WEYMOUT/I.STREET,
FRONT TO \V 1111
SPACIOUS FAM 11.
Capital Offices, Stables for Egli'
Four Card
By Mr. ne

(Of Warwick-street,
At Garraway's Coffee-House, I
Tnuesnay, March 5,1921
By Order of the
AVALUABLE LEASE
for a long term, at a low Ground.
FAMILY ILLS!'
Adapted for the accommodation
the first Distinction, late the propel
The Dowager Marchioness of
Situate No. 11, WeymoutL
Containing, cn the Upper Story.
Second Story, two spacious airy
room, Anti-room, Water-closet,
Drawiag-room (front to Wimps.
Anti-room, a spacious lied-chambei
closet ; Ground Floor, Entrance-1
Staircase to the principal Floor,
with Venetian Window, Gentlem
closet, Bath-room, and 'looms
cellent and complete range of
stone Staircase to the Upper SCI
Catacombs, Cellar for Wine in
lan, &c. a paved Yard with Flows
for eight Horses, Standing for four
Meeping-room, and. Loft over.
Maid's Room.
To be viewed by Tickets. Pi
Premises.; of Messrs. Hutchinc
Lincoln's bin ; at Garraway's ;
street, Golden-square, of whom

DMUS a platens
Thy house, and (in
That honey-drop) thy A
SOCRATES, by his discoui
raptured his auditors with
men flew to thel•wives, and the ba
and " The Spectator" has allirmed,
most agreeable and delightful name
The &tired institution, then, of
sideratum of our enjoymeat ; teeming
on earth, but disposing the soul itself
hereafter.

Previous, however, to entering
it becomes an imperative duty, nut
but to cleanse the grosser nature .
the freedom of unrestricted pleasure
To the neglect of such attention -
hapless instances, which, while .
of the beholder, should also impress
reproach.

Luxurious habits will effeminize
tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but
premature infatuation of youth too fret,
natural dignity into a state of inanition,
nixed sufferer more than doubts -
such, then, we address ourselves
cular strength—felicity ; nor will
able, sanctioned as they are by
years successful experience.
The easy cares of married life
suspension of those blessings
wreath—for the female habit is
yet it can be strengthened, and
functional power.
In every case of syphilitic intrusion,
taxation of the generative economy
cure speedily, and with effect. Ran
unfeeling empyrfc from the position
up, we deviate from general principles
confident in our own honourable integrity
College of Surgeons, we refer the
sex (especially those entering into
our house, where daily attendance
saltation; and letters from the cc
swered ; these must contain a remittance
cane, which can be forwarded t
ever distant. GOSS and Co.
Bouverk

Just published (Tenth Edition),
liar commentary on the above Diseases.
dressed to the Youth and Maturit"
at 90, Paternoster-row ; 59,
Soho ; 174, .Fleet-street ; 40, Wt
stUers. Prise ss.

LONDON : hinged sod published 1
Place, Temple-1

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npact eligible DWELLys
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INTING GALLERY
SE, with Cattiewlie ,ds,
OBINS.
Exchange .%lley, t, Golden-square),
31, at Twelve o'CI,Kk~ i
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tegen•
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LICK-BUILT DWELLivi, •
and neatly fitted up
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rater, a three-stall tisbie;„:
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in front, extending os,:
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111
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which
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in a superior style. is slogen • “
ate reception of a FAXILI'd
'JAM .
ROBINS, at
t, Golden-square), •
Exchange-Alky, Comm, - • oh
(21, at 'I we've telloek, Sr
the Executer), th
PAC lOUS RESIDEXCk
It Y GIBBS, deceased,
manner, and containing lu.
elegant Stone Succaie to al
y '.tne Staircase, a lop leas,
(opening to a large (Links,,,,
y, Dressing-coom, Batk4goik
: Story are two Drawirgwolk
a an elegant manner; a yule
ing-room, finished m meows
&c. On the secnail Sosyoo
pg.-rooms, and very romandiss 1
The Basement contains Haw 1
d pantry, Servants.dn& ma.
, Larders ; roomy, goad CAN the
• various Offices, Vaakke,_ tbi
a horses, Yard, &c. Valhi
Or immediate reciptian. a
egant, and well adaptedtsii
Fixtures, at a Valuatim.
Iy. Particulars may be hal it NE
I Crawley, Solicitors, &hem, ski
Premises; at the &Antos
Pall-mall ; at Garraway's Can LI
Warwick-street, Goldewspo,
be had.
see
' PORTLA ND-PLACF, of t
4POLE-STREET. of tl
LY RESIDENCE,
ight Horses, and Stand fa
adages.
tOB I NS,
• Golden•nquare),
Exchange-Alley, Caraido.
121, at Twelve o'Clock, 'WE
the Ex pa:cross, 0
iEIIOLD ESTATE, E
round.rent,comptisioguyedw
EST I)ENCE, to d
nof a Nobleman or Fandyif thigh
operty and residences(
f TOWNSIIEND,iIemed,
Ith-street, Portland-flare;
pry, five good Skepinroain 71L0
r lied-chambers, large Drssip _Sir 4
, &c. First Floor, a aeble w 111.1..1
(pule-street), elegantly tad* faim
iber, Dressi ng-rdom, and Was. Jahn
e-ball, Vestibule, timid:twit
JStlllll
• a noble Eatinv..roota, .A ray
leman's Dressinguom,
beyond ; Basement, a man A
light Domestic OB.et, lids
Story, three Wine Cedes di
the wood, Coal hod gedei
!lower Borders, a capful l& Wan
Our Carriages, Alans Sni'
er, an excellent Lank Id IC
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Particulars may be Ada* • spe
mon and Hopkinson, Saki, re
; and of Mr. Robins, Wail elm
Tickets for viewing wile& dem
the
tenor Hon. , their
the cup of life,
by pleasing wife.
course on Alarriag4 .
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