Star.
London, England, 1816-05-29 00:00:00

A NOBLEMAN,
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Situate on the North Side of Stanhope-street, May Fair, con-
taining on the first floor a capital Range of Spacious, Elegant,
Logy Apartments, fitted up in a handsome manner, and adapted
for the accommodation of a Family of the First Otstinction, with
excellent principal bed chambers and dressing rooms, nunery,
school room, and children's sleeping room ; an excellent paved
entrance hall, vestibule, and spacious stone staircase, lighted by a
dome, noble dining-room, library, bed-chamber. Ste. with water
closets on the Ground Floor. On the Basement,butler's pantry,
houwke:per's room, servants hall, plate closet, detached kitchen,
scullery, &c. Exzt-ltralt wine cellars, with vaults for caals, beer,
ike. and servant's entrance.

be viewed by Tickets. Partice'ars on the Premise• ;of
John Evans, Esq. Sr. Mildred's court; Mansion-house; Mr. Da.
niel Robertson, 1Solton•row, Piccadilly; Garraway's Coffee-house;
S buription Houses, St. James's.s.reet ; and of Mr. Robins,
Warwick-street, Golden-square, where Tickets may be had.

ST. !AMEN S-STREE I.
COMMODIOUS ROOMY DWELLING-HOUSE,
OFFICES, OPEN YARD, &c. _ _

Adapted for the accommodation of a Private Family, for a
Club-Home, or an Hotel..—By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-houie, 'Change-alley, Cornhill„ To-ncia.
aow. the 30th May, 1616, at Ewell?! o'Clock,

A LEAgE HOLD ES'L'ATE,
Cl comprising a commodious roomy Dwellinkhouste, recently
put into very excellent repair, and handsomely fitted-up, adapted
for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, or very eligible
for a Club•house, or Hotel; situate No. 63, on the West side of
St. James's-street.
Containing, no the Upper Floor, five Sleeping-rooms; Second
Storey, four good Bed-clian*en, Dressing-room. and Weer
closet; First Floor, Gracious Drawinkroom in front handsomely
fitted up, communicating by folding doors to a back Drawing-
room, Std-chaniber and Water-cheat; on tire Ground Flour, a
good Entrance Hall, Dinlnkpariiier, Breakfast-morn, Library,
&c. a commodious principal and secondary Staircase; in She
Basement arc sukablu °Picts, and open Yard at the back.
To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had at Gams
way's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick•strect, Golden-square.

FREEHOLD-7FTAIVFE a's•SQUAR E.
SPLENDID CAPITAL MAIiSION, with Offices of all Descrip•-,
tions, Coach Houses, Stables, Su. '
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, Thange•alley, Cornhill„.Taulea-
aow, the 30th instant, at l'welve a Clock,.
THE EX PENSIVE FREEHOLD PREMISES
comprising the Noble' Elegant PAMILY MANSION,
situated on the west aide of St. James's-square; the Property of
A.NOBLEMAN,
Conta;nlog, on the principal fluor. splendid suites of apartments,
adapted fur Families of the first Distinaina, finished in a style of
peculiar elegance, with spacious airy, numerous chamber apart-
ment., and servants rooms over; the basement contains roomy
and convenient well planned offices of every' description ; excel-
lent collaring, yard, coach houses, and stabling fur twrlvehorses,
rooms and lost over. '1 he whole substantially built, and forms a
wog capital and desirable property •
May be viewed with tickets. Particulars on .the Premises t of
John lbws En St. Mildred's-court, Mansion-bouse ; Mr.
Daniel Robertson, Bolton-row, Piacaddly ; at Garraway's Cof-
fee-house ; Sub.eripuon Houses, !St. James's-street 4 and of Mr.
Robins, Warwick street, Golden square, where tickets for view-
ing may be had.

GE.SIE.ABLE PREMISES, T. JAMES'S-STREET,
With SPACIOUS ROOMY SHOP, CAPITA L GALLERY,
and DVIELI.IN( APARTMEN l'S, Ste.
Bs Mr. ROBINi,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Chauge-alley. Cornhill, To-Moo.
aow, 60th of May, 1616, at Twelve o'Clock,
A VERY Eligible LEASEHOLD ESCATE,
11L. eomprbing those spaelous, roomy, and very commodious
Premises
THE ROYAL ST. JAMES'S BAZAAR,
Fitte.i up in a handsome manner, on which no expense has beet)
spared to render them highly convenient, desirably situate No. 29,
on the East side of St. lames's-street, adapted for any business
requiring space and room, containing on the Upper Storey, a
Nursery and four Bed•rOnfits; 'Second Storey, a neat Sitting-
room two Bed-chambers, Water.closet, a capital Gallery let on
Lees: to Mr. Stanleycas an AuFtion.roont ; on the Pint Floor, a
handsome Drawing-room, preakiast-room, Closet. Sta. prom:rid
and secondary Staircase., Ground Floor, a very spacious laity
Shop, at pocket occupied as the Royal Mercaturia, or St. James's
Bazaar, about 95 legit deep and 20 feet wide, a Clued, and two
Water-e.l6Gets, Basement, convenient Oilleet, and a spacious Cel-
lar under the principal pan of the Shop.
The Premises are held on Lease for an unexpired term of
about 20 years at a low rent. The Second Storey. and Exhibition
Rooms are let off for the whole term, at a higher rent than what
is reserved in the Lease.
To be viewed by applyirg to Mr. Stubbs, on the Premises
where Particulars may be had; at Ouraway's4 and of Mr. Ro.
bins, Warwick.street, Golden-514re.
N. B. Mr. Stubbs'AuLlAUM MAILIMIACTORT will be removed
after the 2tth of June, to N 0.611 ,Piecaddly, facing St. James's.
street.

HICKMAN'S PILLS.
FOR THEVRAVEL AND S lONE, LUMBAGO, &c.
F the various complaints incident to the human
IV frame, there are none more dreadful in their nature, nor
more alarming hi their consequences, than the Gm.) and Stone.
Hickman's Pais, composed of the most innocent ingredients,
have been found of singular efficacy, in strengthening the vessels
coocaloing the urine, removing the calculi, or gritty 'reredos.,
and banishing every pernicious tendency to these disorders,
without conasetient. They are therefore with peat oonlidetwo
recommended to the afflicted in the %bore complaints ; as well as
for Lumbago, Pains in the Back and Loins, lifeppage of Urine,
and disorders of the Kidneys and Bladder.
Sold, hi boxes st Qs. 9d. and lie. by Messrs. Bdtler and. Sens,
No. e, Cheapside, London; and she by M. Gardner, George.
street, Edinburgh; Mei" litewhoel. and Sons, Dinweatrest•
DebEnl aad the Mulleins teak* la surf City sod Town is
the United ILinstlata,

"The Parvcc Rama NT, acting In the name and on the behalf
of his Mal awry, havi'g taken into his serious consideration the
present imperfec: state and inadequate amount of the Silver Coin
of the realm, and being desirous to apply an adequate remedy,
he has given the necessary directions for providing a new and
extensive issue of Silvrr Coin : and his Royal Highness relies
upon the cordial concurrence of the House of Lords in enabling
him to adopt such measure. as may be necessary to give effect to
that most desirable and important measure."
The Earl of LIVERPOOL then moved that his
Royal Highness's most gracious Message be taken
into consideration on Thursday next, and that the
Lords be summoned fur that day.
Lord HOLLAND wished to know if thl concur.,
rence referred to in the Message, merely implied that
of the House in carrying the intended measure into-
execution ; or whether it was the intention of Mini-
sters to lay some information on the table, so as to
enable their Lordships to form some judgment upon
the subject ?
The Earl.of LIVERPOOL observed, the Noble
Lord must be aware that the measure could partly
be carried into effect under the Royal Prerogative.
But with respect to some parts of it the aid of Par.
liament would be necessary; and it was with defe-
rence to the latter that their Lordships' concurrence
was desired.

-Lord HOLLAND then inquired if it were-intend-
ed to propose any investigation into the present state
of the Silver. Coin, in order to enable the House to
,forrn an opinion thereof?
The Earl of LIVERPOOL answereZ, there was
certainly no intention to nropose_such an inquiry.
The Lords were ordered to be summoned for
Thursday next, to which day their Lordships, after
forwarding the Private Bills, adjourned.