Star.
London, England, 1828-05-29 00:00:00

About FOUR THOUSAND OUNCES;
A SPLENDID SUITE OF DIAMONDS,
PLATED WARE. ice
THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS, •
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street)
On the Premises, No. 19, Bing-street, St. Jatheilt-witare,
On Wenuashar, the 11th of Jape, MS, at Twelve
FASHIONABLE SERVICE of MASSIVE
ja - PLATE--comranum •
._ Soup Tureens, Dishes and Covers. Five Dozen Table Plates,,
Side Dishes, Sauce Tureens, Cruet Frames, Spoons, and Forks;
'Cake and Bread Baskets, Sails, Waiters, Ice Pails, Epergne. Can-
illesticks and Branches, Tea Uri', Tea Pots, and various other
Articles.
The SUITE of DIAMONDS consists of
A superb NECKLACE, TOP and DROP EAR RINGS,
And HEAD ORNAMENTS.

May be viewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding the Sale,
when Catalogues may be •had ; on the -Premises; at Garrawo's
Collee-bouse, 'Change-4.1k,, Cornhill; and of Mt. Robins, No.
170, Itegeasstreet.

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SRfi ANSTONR-SQUARR. •
CAPITAL FAMILY RESIMINCE,
With Atuched and DetacheJ Offices, Five Stall Sob* Coach
House, Loft, and BOOM over.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By 111 r. ROBINS,
(Of -Warwick Muse, Regent-street)
At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change-alley, Condon!,

On Tnaionatr, 194!1y.11125, at Twelve o'Cloa,
A. VERY VALUABC VEASEHOLD ESTATE,
Held fora Tirm of EIG HTY-CINE YEARS;

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A IPACtOUS RESIDENCE.
Planned and adapted for the Accommodation of a
•Family of the first Diadnction ;
Desirably situate No. 13, on the Batt sidle of Bryanstooe.square;
ceirratiusti, • •
On the Upper Floor-6141yr Sieepthg Rooms for Setvannt, Sink In
Passages, Water laid on.
Second floor—Two ban4some Bed Rooms and Two Dressing
110,,m5, Water Closet, Hottkemaid'e (Inset, atith Water laid on.

Principal Floor—s Two Elegant Drawing Rooms, mentautricating
by Folding Doors, fitted up with Statuary Marble Chimney nem%
handsomely Papered,Balany ire from ;a Boudoir and Water Clow.
Ormond Floor—A handsome Library isi. front, walls stuccoed,
and Marble Chitfigy Piece. A noble Dining Room, enrres.
poridently fitted up, witk large Venetian Window ; -Gentleman's
Mersin Room, Water Closet, Door to Leask.
Spacious Entracte Hall, Vestibule or hint,. Han ; elegant Stone
Staircase to Second Fluor, Paved Landing. &c.
Basement with convenient light Offices ' • comprising Home.
keeper's Room, Batter's Pantry, Servant') Hall, espied Makes,
SculleryZLarders Wash noose, good Cellars for Wine, gees.. Ilex.
and Strong Closet; a Laundry, with Bed Room over; capital
Five Stall Stable, Coach House. -Loft; and Bed Room over.
To be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars may he had on the
Pernik., ; of Anthony Spedding, Esq. No. 23, Norfolk-street,
Strand; of Messrs. By water and Co. Upholders, Lower Grtstrebor-
street ; at Garraway s ; and of hlr. Robins, No. 170. Regent-
street, of Whom rickets for viewing may be had.

PRIOR PARK, BATH, SOMERSETSHIRE,
CAPITAL FAMILY STONE-BUILT MANSION,
• With alien of every deseriptibn,
nem:die and highly interesting Grounds. Cagoles, Sheet of Water,
and a Palladian Bridge;
Delightful COTTAGE ORNEE, FARM HOUSE, and

LA N OS, nearly
TWO HUNDRED ACRES;
Eligible u a Iftesideoce or worthy the attention of a Capitalist, as
. a lucrative Investment.

TO BE SOLD BY• AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent street,)
At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change-alley, Combat,
On TuassoAy, the 10th July, 1828, at Twelve o'Clock,lt
By Order of the Executors and Devisees in Trost, and by Direction
of the late Mr. John Thomas, deceased,
IN ONE LOT,
AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held
fora Terinof about ONE THOUSAND YEARS,

(With part FREEHOLD),
cox:rusts° .
A CAPITAL sad SUBSTANTIAL MANSION,
PRIOR PARK,

Is the Pariah of Lyncomb and WiLlcomb, Amu.. one Mile from the
City of, Bath,
formerly, the. liesidepcp o(,,
The Right Honourable Lord
And erected in'tiiernost substantial manner abtut the year 1728,
by litsszu A Larx, Esq.-
Seated oa, an eminence, vritb extensive Terrace Walk in front,

Commanding highly interesting and varied prospects, in various
directions, to a great extent ;
• Planned for the accommodation of a Nobkman, or
Family of distinition.
The Mansion contains numerous welt-proportioned Apartments on
the ground loot, with a grand Hall in the centre.
A .marilicent Portico in trunt, and a beautiful Chapel.
Ort the hest Floor, suitable Bed Chambers, with Secondary
Bed Chambers and Setvant's Rooms over ; in the Basement Offices
of all descriptions—Capital Stabling with Coach Houses and' all
useful Appendages; Arched Granaries, and Servant's /liniments
over, rendered fire proof.
The Opposite Wing is in unison, consisting of various °lda
for domestic purpose*, with
A Beautiful and Compact MRSIDRNCE, elegantly fitted up,.
and a Conservatory.
in the fispth front of the Mission there is a spacious Carriage
Mee, w4k Park-like Grounds ornamented with an Obelisk;
Grand Terrace Walk on the principal front, with highly Ornamental
Grosndfornsing a very beautiful Dell, skirted on each side. with
Trete of rcpt variety, site, and beauty, with a Sheet of Water, over
wgidithere is k Palladian Bridge, in the tweet style of Classical
Althineetore; of ibe 'pate Corinthian Order, which pervades the
t*bola of theilaildinits.
At a abort distance a Cottage Ornee, commodiously planned,
' Gardens, &c. 'fro& *thence thins is a roost enchanting scenery.
A capital 'Range of Gerdes Ground, walled and cross walled,
clothed 'with choice Fruit Trees, fully stocked, cropped, and planted.
I • The Grounds are laid out in a most interesting manner, with
entensive Walks and Rides, richly adorned with thriving Timber
Trees and Beeriness.
A 0 EOTTO. 'A LCOVE, and several CASCADES;
-A Finn Hasse, and Subdty Effeloeures of Meatker and Pasture
- Land, containing nearly
Two MUNDBRD ACRIA, •

On which there are numerous fine sites for Building, *whereLy the
Property Might be highly benefitted.
QUARRIES OF BATH FREE STONE,
of considerable extent and of the finest quaky, might be worked la
a very lucrative way, being only one mile from /lath, and the
Kennet and Avon Canal, by *hi& the stens may be easily con
veyed to Landon, where it has been used in many of the pubhc
and other budding., and is now in great demand.
The BradfSrA.rogostios the west side of 14 <barrio. parting
from which road might be formed a line through tip lands of a mile
in length; highly advantageous for building.
-Ts he viewed by Tickets only, which may be had of H. F.
C6tterell, Land Surveyor, Old Bridge, Bath, with Particulars; at
the York House, and White Hart, Bath; of Messrs. Y. and H.
*urge, Land Sorveynts, and thelhish, Brtwai;•of mews. Merri-
man and SOll4, Solicitors, Marlborough ; Lliwary. Clieltenhain,y
lien and Chickens, BirminghallY; Mt Adams, and at the Angel,
Olgord; at OartaWayEb Coffee Howie% INIII of lir. Robins, No.
, 170, Regent-street, where a ,Ploss of ibeZataw may be Ono, and
' • Ticketa for viewing aufbe
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