Star.
London, England, 1817-04-02 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.

At the Cumin-Houle. Deal, on WM:CC/DAT, Old 9th day of
April, 1817, at Two o'Cleck in the Afternoon,
T E UNDER. MENTIONED GOODS,
in sundry Lots. viz
I.
Three Hundred Pieces French Cambric. 430 Pieces French
Cambric Handkerchief+, 50Ibs. Black Tea, erne.. Green Tea, S
Pieces Lace Net, 2 Gold Watches and Keys, •1 Silver Watch. 3
Gold Chains and two Seats 1 large Silver gilt Watch, 144 Metal
Watch Keys, 26 Watch Dial Plates, I Turning Engine, sundry
Watch Movements and Watch makers' Tools, 1 Ladies' elegant
Work-boz.
Which maybe viewed en Monday, the ith April, and on the
Morning of the Day of Sale.
N. B. Twenty-fiv.i per Cent. will he required as a Deposit.

Volts FOR THE COUNTY.
FREEHOLDS, CHARLES-STREET, PARLIAMENT-
SI'REET, WESTMINS'T'ER.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Oar awsy's Ceffite•house,'Clunge Alley, CoruhiM, on Tunas-
A
, • illtity,,tfril, 17, 1117, at Twelve o'Cloelt, we Lots, g
segl. (Trerainable FREEHOLD
seivt. •
Lor 1. A BRICK.BUILT DWELLING HOUSE, *Sate
No. 13, Charles-street, in the Parish of St. Margaret's, Westesin-
stow, in the empanel. of Mrs. YtATRI, Oil kW, for an ones
reed term of thirteen years and a half from Lady Pay. 'I be
House Is three Stories high, two Rooms and a Closet on a Floor,
two Parlours on the Ground Floor, Rits'aens in the Basement,
Vault for Coals, and Yard at the back.
Lor 2. A BRICK-BUILT DWELLING-HOUSE, situate
N 0.15, in the lame Wert, on lease to Mr. CUAILDWICK, for an
unexpired term of fourteen years. The Hose* is planners in a
tannin manner to the foregoing.
To tie viewed till the time of sale, No. 11, by apriying on the
Premises, and No. 15, by application to Mr. Chatiwia, Plum-
ber, No. 9, Charles street—where Particulars may be had, of
Messrs. Williams, Whitmore, Rotates, and Burnett, Solicitors,
No. 9, New-square, Lincoln's Inn; at Garraway's ; and of Mr.
Robins, Warwick-street, Goldettsquare.

HYDE PARK.
FIRST-RATE TOWN MANSION. ' •
With Offices, Coach-houses, Stableas ice. on an appropriate Sears
CONNAUGHT PLACE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffeeshousei Exchange-alley, Cornbill, on
Tnoasowv,.the 17th of April; 1817, at Twelve o'Clock,
THE Capital Elegant LEASEHOLD MAN-
SION, What. Nu. li, CONNAUGH r-PLACF.,
overlooking Hyde Park, and commanding fine and extensive
Views of the Surrey Hilts and Country. - Planned for the accoms
modation of a Family of the first distinction; containing on the
principal Flom% spac!ous lofty Apartments of large dimensions,
finished in an handsome style, with suitable Bed-chambers, Wa-
ter-closet, Ste. Savants' Apartraenta, roomy elegant principal and
secondary Staircases. The Basement contains excellent 011 ices of
all descriptions, planned tor the convenience of a large Family.—
Detached Coach-houses, and Stabling for eight Horses, and Ser.
rants Rooms over. '1 his splendid Mansion has been finish. dat
a great expense, and is the pritic pal Residence in the place.
May be viewed by Tickets. on application to Mr. Thomas
Cuff, HalfsMoon street, Piccadilly. Particulars at the Thatched
House Tavern, St. James's-wren ; of Mr. l'atman, Solicitor, 14,
Arundelsstreet, Strand; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,
Goidenssquare.

FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ESTATES,
Held under the Crown.
DUKE-8 MEET, ST. I AMES'S, PICCADILLY; AND
`SWALLOW-STRES:
TO BE SOLD BY AUC PION,
- By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee.bouse, 'Change-alley ,Cornhill, on Tut; at-
nor. April 17. at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots,
By Order of the Eseeutors of bun GIIZGORT, Esq. decrated,
A SUBSTANTIAL FREEHOLD DWELL-,
LING-HOUSE, three storics high, two rooms on a Bator,'
with Yard, &c. situate No. 11, on the F.ast side of Duke-street,
St. Jamul, in the possession of Mr. Solos. A spacious, roomy,
and substantial BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE, Leasehold under
the Crowe, with the open Yard and Loadings behind No. 13
' and 11 on the same side of street, in the occupation of Mr.
peke and Mr. Harvey, amd on-Lease to Mr. Bennett.
Three grated roomy Brick-bulb DWELLING-HOUSEI,
bad under the Crown; lubstantlelltrbuilt„ with large open /Ards
and back. Buildings, No. 29,29, and 30, on the West aide or Dukes
street, on Lease is Mrs. Califon, Mr. Gatliffe,and Mr. Lewli.
Two LEASEHOLD DWE.LLING-HOUSES, also held under
the (Sown with 'Valais, large Cellars &e. situate on the West
side of SWALLOW-STREET, PleUdilly; In the occupation of
Mr Field and Mr. Hall. - •
These Hoists' are very valuable Property. The principal part
of the Crown Leases have been recently renewed, and are very
eligibly situate,: iistodurirtg a nett rental ot upwards cg FIVE
HUNDRED • AND TWE,LVE POUND; par Annum, and a
eery improveable Property.
• May ba sleeted by leave of tbaTenallta..Particubrs of Mr.
Clark!, Sariltre Hall. Chespstde • az the HMO Shoes, or lladop,
Janimitse!ty sod of Mr. itodafofiewiiViarcet,
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QUNBIS RY-P ACE, a very desirable and milt
eligible ES FATE, Copybnld of loherhance, equal to Free-
hold, tt Ming quit rent and slna 1 fine certain, comprising a do-
gutsily elegant Mansion, planne.i fur tit.: accommodation of a per-
son of the fint distinction, erected at a great expense, seanal ott
a lawn, a enaimaniisig beautiful spot, net an elevated bank of chi
River •rhames, near the village of Sunbury, with attached and
detached suitable (Aces, and S.atriMg for twelve horses, ccoa t.
hon.,' for seven carriages, eserlireie Kitchen Garden, nearly Four
Acres, surrounded by lofty walls. and planted with choice 11/41114
Trees, Green House, Hot Vineries, Gardener's Hatisel,
Ice Hato.e, Farm Yard, Stable, Cart Houses, Sheds, and Go'.
buildings ; productive Orclier.l, Lawns, beautiful Plea,tise.
grounds, Pasture and Arable I.tad, eont.ilning about
SEVENTY STA ru l'E ACKES,
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Partly enclosed by Park Paling, Tythe-free, and exmlerated !rim
Land fax; a most pleasant and charming Property. Th.- n4tio
Marmon, at a small expense, may be improved, so as to form ono
of the but Residinces in the Kingdom.
Premises; at the 'toy, Hampton Cosirt ; the Bell, liarrptois
the inns, at Sunbury ; Ship, Weybrldge; Swan, Chertsey ; die
George, "Cw!elienham; of Messrs. Knight and 'ibrubsole. King:
won; at Garrawars; and of Mr. Robins, Warwiik-airketi
Golden-square; where Tickets for vlewlog may be Lid.

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RICHMOND, sl/AREY.
CHOLMONDELIN-I'ERRACE.
Elegant ITALIAN VILLA, PLEAqUIRE-OROUNDN
_GAIL
'DENS, At. an excellent FAMILY CO r cAaa, O,IIICIK
OARDLN, &c. range of COACH HOUSES, S atcl
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By Mr. ROBINi,
At Garraway's Coffee-beture,Thange-Alley,Cornhill,ontiiii RS •
nor, the gild May, tat 7, at Twelve o'Clock, in dive Lot
Lot 1. A N [IN IQ UE ITALIA N-V-1454,4,
A-A. of free.stone, by the late Sir Cues. Ascot lA, tart.
flow the arsidance.AoCPlWN3l.4 Wu:exec° Kt mix, rstli
held under the Crown lola long terin. A most singinairli Le u.
tiful situation, CHOLMONDELEY - TERRACE, KICH.
MONO, SURREY, on the Banks of the Thames; comprising
an excellent Family House, with Ofsce4 sot all. detcriptionai
Lawns, Pleasure-grounds, productive Kitchen Otrden, walled
and plantedwith choice Efiait treet.;llltindtm.me ofhAmetital efiven-
house, Hot house, Vineries treble:Ctiai4-Isouse,'Stltlliabks
for ten bases with blooms and I.uti gayer.
Lot t, consists of i' desirable Singly' Cottage itesldente; bad?
altered and Onprosted at a considerable expense, with excellent
Offices, Coach• house, aid Stables; good Garden walled round, &es
.Lot's. An,exeellent Gattlen, wailed round god planted with
choice Fruit-trees, situated adjoining the Cottage antl'Oarden.'
Lot 4. A capital Piectrof Gaideit-ground:Aurrountkd by lofty
wane, with a productive Peach-house and Vinery, planted with
the choicest Fruit-tress, Ste. and atquistiog Imt 3.
Lot 5.'A Valuable Ptoperty, situate in the 013 Palace Court.
and adjoining Lot 4 ; oousitting of a range ot :;:even Coach It.ouseti
and •:tables for thirteen Horses, with Lotts over, lit td respect
Able Tenants.
The whole forms-ONE COMPACT ES ('ATE, and may NI
vietved by applying at the Mansion, (Lir where Patticulars
may be had, and at the Castle and t.,e Tatbut Imo, Richmond;
Ite4 Ligp, Hounslow ; Castle, Sal; Hill; White Hart, Windsor;
Pigeons, Brentford; at Garraway's; and of Mr. •Rokins, Wars
wick-street, Gulden-square; where a Plan may be teen.

MA I IitIMONY.
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Unutanly sous arise, a puny race! •
mA It R I AGE should he the foundation of sociAt
happiness, which is often eisturlFed through the parties
that form the union not taking those precautions which would
inure them the enjoyment of that great donteetic blessing.—
Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders under stshich human
nature is known So ruler, there are none more alarming or nice*
distressing than those which result from fashionable gaieties,
early dissipation, or solitary intempeiance.
Messrs. CURRIE and CO. beg to state, that the sedulms as
tention of a Practice exclusively directed to the Treatment and
Cure of CF.RTAIN COMPLAIN Cti, entitles them to the Nairn
of superior acquirement. As regular burgeons,eel offer a
speedy and permaneft cure fur every stage of that disorder,•which
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springs of life; and for every class of debility which is the conse-
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hood, entailing by anus ration on its unhappy vktim all the ina
firmities of old age—the body becoming enervated and erns.
dated7-the cheeks yellow and bloodless—aural the mind gloomy
and detected. For the result of their success In this particular
branch, they refer; to•that reputation. Which, they flatter these-
selves,they bare acquired by 30 years experience, in a mods cis
tended practice. In slight and recent cases of Syoll)l.(ifc Com-
plaints, a perfect cure I completed in the short period of.lwo days;
and in the most aggravated caces,a proper pedeverante in theirplan
of trerment insures to the patient an invigorate constitution. • •
Married Women, who have long been disappointed' Is tbeir
expectations of a family, may be assured that, in most Instances.
such defects are curable by medical skill; and thatch the re-
moval of such impediments be an object of doubt and tificertaioty
with others, yet the cure of such detects, by the sradual pro-
grins of renovation, Is the acquirement of their experience:.
Messrs. CURRIE sod Co. may le, con4ulted, Wj '
either sex, with the greatest secrecy and lionouct st
No. 107, Hartmogardea. Patients in the country,
ca.e, age, and general habit of living, ate. At. endosi.
1 sate for advice a.:d r..eencizes, the -zniewill be
to u.y part tri.site

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