The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-07 00:00:00

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A''!IPOL ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. ts. 1 , heater, 01 4 1 4 ~ 'begs leave most respectfu lly to inform the quailek ol' , p " e atrY, and other lnhabitants of Liverpool, , . _ p st l :.; the ad;roe,!_t9n, Chester, and the neighbouring towns in stiu 6 a o . - . 4 ,011 1140..ing counties, that these GARDENS will be . iric ~ , Rae ot , 1i ,.„ 4 1', the 27th instant, when he trusts that the ng com e , tt,ofa lliberal"l l" be found to merit the encouragement and , mill' 41derabi and enlightened p ublic. fa ' t er e Misapprehension having prevailed with respect lis abide 11±,iettatesdaltl:eadY announced, which have been very gene- we 5 ' ' 've t ', a 8 being too high for families, Mr. AT K INS , 0 811billit ' , Wand „ elle . another scale of charges, which he trusts on vr i i tof : 'taw the m.rally acceptable He a a lso been induced 7 tario. fo i. neehells arged7baerignegfaorentranCe/'t which many objections cul o JO Nb•ke•••L t he Public s toevery possible way, _ s 10 4, ' N. , lue r , wir. L • the cut cc fee lull be returned to c e 0 t A u have alread . paid it on application-at the oil f e , . z 'N ix _ scion , s qt,„,i4 leSpCctf 1 . ' be n Ilal e Ga r d es o wits those who intend to honour etti s p,,, d ad , e wi t h their patronage to favour him with ! hr ielc: ef ,N e u e places wherel7 as early as possible either at the Gar- . ,1111s,‘et sub scription-books are lying. A fresh the °tP , dto ' 1 - in g.inore fully the nature and objects of the In- tl,. belie ad for distribution in a day or two. . i t ket s 7 "z oP s £ s. d. jib..., - for a ..• ÜBSCR I i tigle Subscriber l ON . 1 1 0 Di tto F amily not exceeding 4 persons 33 0 , terite Additional member of a family 4 .4 t o h m . exceedinc, 4 OlO 6 • 'le, Leh no -. l e the privilege of Writing Visitors' Tickets, ~ bi ri Pers on will be admitted. Tickets not trans- oft. , Ptio a r , _. -- ~ eet. i3oul ts 'AI are now lying at the Lyceum News-room '' 411 0th r. t'aDel' I, - ' cei ti t , / her p i. - 8 1 Churc -street, at the Newspaper sen , io o 4 0,,, d aces. ri l l l e ' e pte li , li ef, e?'4, Derby-road, May 2, 1&13. • le t he vit liObi t '7 .rac t ! . o „,.LE MINERAL TEETH FIXED, c , '- - 10, "zaual 14fre s or Ligatures, duc e o yf t h .... 11 PILL - Th th- it i , ••,.. t.ti1 ,„ , , 1 . 'No- DECAYED TEETH WITH h i 11 ' 'Co bWith n „, AL SUCCEDANEUM, g il l SO. tSsLti?()L - j i P ain, Heat, or Pressure, and I‘ lg. a lsc a b Li tt q i .S.. J. 11 LE ARTIFI lAL TEETII. Ila n - joir; 41 , , - 1201, ,'" AALLAN, N . 46, BOLD-STREET, %It 0,, ti amaneh,sll,(l Monsieur MA LLAN, 82, Kt NG- thc ooi cli t i o ', stree,t,Sts, nter, Suaano. DENTISTS, (of the firm of s he s trey '. flail „,, Pieea,kiMt Russell -street, Bloomsbury, and Half e _ ta ble ii ,.. ..t4,4.) . ard e ,d l . l . , London, where they may be Con- o c, e /, 1 1. 41e ' i sli e d su. ,) thank their Friends and the Public, for , ; a1 , 1 0.10 . aild o ` f sods ef r i p,Urt. which they continue to receive. I " 11 i. o f r liA tit txi n , 11..ung decayed Teeth, without heat or pres- ' ts , e D re i s r i t h o r en , r .e, a?, any natural, or artificial Teeth, without c an' t l l t rk t rne 0 e xtensively knoWn, and too highly esti- keo pe th e qy areengthened exposition in advertisements. welcome to witness the applica- -11111(11:11(ie• leilit'l'el.°ll6'tancnctlE.YoAxEum, which they so universally t o l a Liverpool and Manchester daily. lit.i'l . t , ' o l • Qt. , Charge s as in Paris. • ou r J i I. iin li ' s ter'• ' 4 ' S, L T , I dle 1, 0 q uld-4 HOTEL, CLAYTON-SQUARE, 1( 10 IP s ' i., 0 r t. 0 I.,te LIVERPOL. Y e del:4 'thel. ei lll t i lk t., 4S, Son-in-law and Successor to the late ta ce , t r ,‘•teii, tv a t oe4desPectfully announc to the Public, and 1 0 1 , 1 i .&li ed b e att er Pleu particularlv hat he has completed 1 ., 1 0 . th. e 4 l 1 4 t o g: 0 11 8o, a l' i ntla and unprov . ' gents in the above Old [ ;!:iii.,:„' 11 : 1 , , , b 'ti, ) , thei r ~4 11,1 he hopes, siduity and unremitting a il 0 ,, e 1 . •', akir thel!ofort and co enience, to experience a v itt' t e iff , opp er ,ut It,hi_,lberal support hitherto bestowed upon the r ot w 1 • 1 -(.; 1 niiiit y cn, at their earnest desire he avails himlf ,„, e,,,,yit.0.„„,,,re5s their grateful acknowledgments 0 / ' 1'4 1 % e : e :tre Possesses every advantage in situation, ,s, re c of , 0 11 . "a, and as nearly as possible the very ceil- i n g, ':' ,`-'1,11 11.. . Isic`, 4 ,i'el .q , „ 1-1 0U8 D ill' . ' e ig° ' 441, . 4 0w t ..', DALE -STREET, LIVERPOOL. a: l ' s 'o e - ' li 'itei th e 144 8 begs very respectfully to inform his g. 0 0 ./' a O4 by sec eantile Public, and others, that, having ela n s th e l l4. "ter, e . l 'al. Gentlemen to appropriate a portion of oftht h e i,.E, -pos'vne Premises for the eitablishment of a " t ;fl - f , Ikbe , %e t ', , a similar plan to those in other large •a'' .1. }' ,"ekbr° fort:giy desirous of meeting their views, and od 0 4 - ' l. 'scia t i e • leon;-,kate extent r c 'ye cufficient encouragement, re '' hi eN -4 ' l l to - '''''e e f el d . ' *no• Premises, to afford tbos.' ,t ; ' Il ll o N eß to ail !' numb o jnl ' % o,r, ~, TE L , .4 1 ,, r _ .erof b scribers. 6 1 ' 1, Ci the 13 1111,ii r " Prlate to this purpose a part of the 01 ' ti‘ h ', i tt I t h i r h eby ai l l t gs, with separate entrance from John- ., ti , et c b . ogether istinct from the Hotel depart- Da \t' 1 0 ill e ) e llig - • ' • "0 i all th e . Contiguous to the centre of business, as , 1 3 to il l 1 ::(1 1 1': i r ; t.s of t i h u l e rn iT ed . ia.t e vicinity of it the,public convey- ,.. 1 ~ i t _ , gibi,, . united Kingdom, will, he trusts, be vite!, t , I, ite layvvees ' s ituation. 3 1 'lei , 'tih e rge e . purposes, • rot 1 1 1• 14 tth N.,., ireu6 in the first instance, to appro- • so - 1Y iq 'kb ` 1) etn,„l 4. Rooms on the first floor exclusively 1 0 4,1 , i: ph, ° grat t ie °Y clever Waiters, in suitable liveries, ' - t ) 1 ' 1 ,4 , Pri e Z 4 ers v ‘ l \ -Y whatever will be given by Subscribers,) li• , " lv the,, arid Il les Luncheons &c. &c. at fixed and b ''‘VO 4r i fi p all r sites first qualiti es, The Rooms to be () t hi ll; ;: t 1 ; 1 , -eilllvehielif!utikt usual in suc h establishments, the , s ., , I It uer, r r o i n ,,r amount of annual subscriptions, as ';,,ife , ,e 'ON a "I m, to be arranged by a committee of fie l , 3 , , 1 1, 4s Pe c r f tlnd r : 1 0. 0 ii a - lok - len. undergoing alterations, and will be shortly 11' . s t, ( 4 j, 'to . wh 'Ten . c al id o ii .,. ,at the Hotel for the signatures of those ATittittl, tltr toit t 4 e ru eet Y i n ,Y. e Pleased i to patronize the NEW CLUB .o'e r P . 8 Sie si b sul be called as soon as a sufficient t, ' lijs,,ribed. Oli eo ' 'S I t i e A k tl , OP 1 i . . a g e o a i i "lq: Ax. : \ ERPOOL. 0 ,09 I,t a 4 t he h t ~ VESTRY held in Sr. NICHOLAS'S OP 0' (le i Nt,:kl Provi de'9 of May instant, in pursuance of the , id. b i i 4t i t , km Ilti at ,d for the nomination of eighteen of 0t i0,.,i ~it t ,,, other I.,,ialia)itants to be joined by the Mayor, , 0 ,1 1 '.`? t ti, 'ettti ob 'Justices of the Borough of Liverpool, to ,e 13' 3 11 IIV e S the A • • • `mar h . " and lock ' . est akh flier ts n eta tor Lighting,au! ing, p), t ,N , tie 0 1 the said Town, and ntaining a o f °l' . th e p lat i . ' r e, ',', ) t ) , 'N koti n '.N \ r m. BIRKETT the Chairman of this 0 . •'% p ia .t. , -11 or ' , A, ,i) 1 ,1 . ~ ,7,,,, r , `r• Trios. Bt TT, and seconded by Mr. l'A''e' 4 4 i4 !ed: 14 ,t, it b e 4 ,i1 , e,i 4 1 th i 'at reC OMIne dation to the Commissioners ti t' , , i :. t , ~.7 , , e Nu e rate for the ensuing year do not exceed a d I t , " te r 4 t ti l tat th 0 . the ~, i t J, t, ~ 11 : , I'. un d ermentioned eighteen substantial In- , s.j, e t -, t , • , r is h , 1 , ii.' ' t ee or Joi ti be, and they are now appointed Coro- ,,ile e t t , ' : 0 111 el v th e Bed With the Mayor Recorder and Justices tie ° S 3 ' Cc i °r ough in carrying into exec u tion the said ~. Iv li tle l''' bi 4 ti. rs er t. • •ki 1 ge l , , ~ic, ez: ln ,, , Mr. James Birkett, el, ill s f,,, ,, W k -. 4er o . WM. H. Goore, tr o d'. ei hard ti"elsol):31111tb, Andrew Watson, 1 4 ;4 4111 41 4 er . James Gill, 1 11 • \Ar ells ' • CO. 'kb 4 les ° ' l, Thos. W. Watson, . )) ~ . t IN , Wm. Nicholson, the 'IV 4 YIO Thos. Brown, I th e e 111 (4 11111 41' Thos. Hallows. 1 .0% , 1 4 ~..,.24 of ~, Wm. M`Gee. ' t. , 5 $ 1, ,, , ( ? ,,, I ) , ers t'h at tti q r. TAYLoa seconded by Mr. GOORE ed i ,lt' 44 . 1 1' ?4 .' iti tS ci. th e eorthhks of this Vestry' 'be 'presented . to -P 0 1 1 lii 'Sc: a et' t o , k l s long and efficient services as Chair- e o 1 . , 1 4 411tic,•el. Board of Comissioners of Watch, at t l , o , e , l lll , o4 ll gittest'o a s e rv e thathi as a Comniissioner. t',,f .. 4 4e r , 'it th e ' i :'"W LA NDSON seconded be vy Den ELLis, 5, 1 1 ), e", : 4 tioo (Ett) the i t a u s a t ts of this' : yes . try g .. to the ,t, ? lair ue i atere . , ai for their valuable services and . _ ti , rbst of the trait. 5 1° i'' ~i ' ''ll,l l havi n 1 NVM. BIRKETT, Chairman. hp's t at ti i t . eft th C • 0 41 . hi s et a e hair, • , al4 Ltu dik. sof this Vestry be presented to the D i unpartial conduct in the Chair. 'file t , • P. WOODS, t o p , Law Clerk to the Commissioners. Ad le t • ,1 1 51,J, ifo o4 , 00 1 : ooh",' . 511,11 ENE 'AL UMCIAL A IVERTISER. PUBLISHED EVERY TUKSRAY AND FRIDAY MORNING. HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !—SmoLLETT. TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1833 SECOND EXHIBITION OF SPRING FASHIONS. -lITILSON and EYTON, No. 15, CHURCH-STEET, have the pleasure of informing their friends and the public that they have again returned from London, where they have exten sively purchased a most superb and beautiful assortment of the most novel and fashionable British and Foreign SILKS, SHAWLS, PRINTED MUSLINS, RIBBONS, HAND KERCHIEFS, &c. &c., forming one of the ost splendid and tasteful displays of rich G oo d s ever su b m itt for public inspec tion, the whole of which will be °fibre t the lowest possible prices. W. and E. most warmly thank the numerous friends who have so generously supported them during the short period they have been in business, and beg to assure them that they will continue to use their most strenuous exertions to serve them with the best goods, on the most reasonable terms. LIZABETH BENNISON respectfully informs her '4 Friends and the Public, that she has selected in London a neat assortment of Printed Muslins, Worked- Collars, Pete reens, Habit Shirts, &c. &c. which wilt be r y for inspection. on MONDAY next, the 13th instant. Also, a good assortment of Gentlemen s ready-made Linen, Baby Linen, &c. Duke -street, May 6, 1833. THOMAS WILSON announce / s /to his Friends and the 1 Public his retu r n fr om Lond4with an extensive Assort ment of Fashionable LINEN tAPERY and HABER DASHERY, of such quality and prices as cannot fail to give entire satisfaction. Duke Street, May 1, 1833. CHILDBED LINEN, LACE, AND MILLINERY WAREHOUSE, 17, RANELAGH-STREET, LIVERPOOL, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. T FERGUSON begs leave to acquaint th e L a di es o f Liver -4.1 • pool and its vicinity, and the Public generally, that he / has just returned from London and Pare , and now offers for their inspection the newest and most fas onable Goods in the above branches, including a rich and eautiful assortment of CHILDREN'S DRESSES , for Bo s from one to eight, and for Young Misses from one to ten ye rs of age, all made in the latest London and Parisian style, dof the most choice and elegant Stuffs, Satteeus, and other materials, warranted to wash and wear well. J. F. respectfully offers the following to their notice, as they are some of the leading Articles in his Establishment:— --.....-- Boys' Surtouts and Trowsers, Jackets and Ditto, Frocks and Ditto, Pelisses, Grecian Dresses, &c.; Girls' Dress and Plain Frocks, Pelisses, Tippets And Sleeves, Trowsers, &c.; Long Robes, Short Ditto, }rock Bodies, French Ca m b r i c C a p s , In fants' Gowns, 5-4ths Pelisses and Cloaks, Satin and Cambric Hats, and Bonnets, Pelleriues, Capes, Habit Shirts, Frills, &c. with every article requisite in Childbed Linen, Lace, and Mil linery. N.B.—J. F. deems it necessary to state that he offers for sale, by the yard or piece, any of the materials, such as Sat teens, Jeans, Braids, Inserti ons , T r i mm i ngs , uslins, &c., of which articles the Dresses are made. UNDERWRITERS' ROOMS. 2nd May, 1833. WANTED, an active intelligent MAN, to fill the situation of Secretary to the UnderniVrs' Association. Candi dates are requested to apply by letter, to the Chairman, pre vious to the lUth instant, when the appointment will be made. The Salary £3OO per annum, and security for £5OO will be required. WM. ROTH ERANI, Chairman. OLD CANARY WINE. ITIHIS old and excellent WINE, so highly praised by medi ca l men, is still to be had by a plying to JAS. REN WICK and CO., CROWN-CHA MBERS, EDCROSS-STREET. Price, (Bottles included, Is. per Dozen. Also, excellent PORT WINE, fine-davourid, at 28s. per Dozen, Bottles included. _ _ _ Orders from the Country, inclosing a Remittance, or a Draft upon a correspondent in Liverpool, will be carefully attended to. To be ,et, MO BE LET, at Everton, a very goo FAMILY HOUSE, near to the Church, with one go Dining-room, Draw ing -room, Breakfast-room, and Bu I s Pantry, on the same floor; good Kitchens, seven Bed-ro s, a Garden, with an ex cellent and commanding view of t e river Mersey and Bootle Bay.—For further particulars apply to ORMEROD HEYWORTH and Co., 27, Water-street. GOLBORNE PARK, AND SEVERAL EXTENSIVE MANORS OF GAME, To be Let, either from Year to Year, or for any Term not exceeding Seven Years. T ° be LET, Furnished or Unfur n i s h e d, all th a t cap it a l Mansion-house, called GOLBORNE PARK, situate in the township of Golborne, within half a mile of Newton in the Willows, in the county of Lancaster, with or without one or more extensive Manors, well stocked with Game and Fish. The Premises consist of au excellent Mansion-house, Offices, and Outbuildings, comprising an Entrance-hall, Dining-room, 1 /, , 1 20 feet by 18 feet, Ante-room, 18 feet b feet, Drawing-room, 21 feet by 18 feet, Library, 24 feet by feet, small Parlour, 15 feet by 14 feet, thirteen Bed-roo , three Dressing-rooms, Housekeeper's-room, Butler's-pant , Servants'-hall, Kitchen, Pantry, capital Ale and Wine Cellars, Wash-house, Laundry, Dairy, Brew-house, &c. A good Coach-house and Saddle-room adjoining, Stabling for sixteen horses, Shippon for thirteen cows, with all other convenient Outbuildings; a good Kitchen, Garden, Orchard, and Pleasure-grounds; with a Cottage iu the Stable-yard for a labourer. Golborne Park is beautifully situated within a short mile of the half-way station at Newton-bridge, from which place there is a communication by railway to Manchester, Liverpool, War rington, Wigan, and Bolton, at most hours of the day. The House and Outbuildings are in good repair and very convenient, and a tenant may be accommodated with any quantity of land required. A tenant may have the option of taking the Pre mises furnished or unfurnished, either as tenant from year to year, or for a term not exceeding seven years; he may also have the option of taking the Premises eithe r with or without one or more extensive Manors, well stocked with Game and Fish. Immediate possession may be had, and further particulars known by applying to Mr. THomas WHITE, Newton, near Warrington, who will appoint a person to shew the Premises. tr7o be To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, And may be entered upon immediately, A Large, commodious, and beautifully - situated DWEL ..t LING-HOUSE, called Mill Bank, on the road to West Derby, 31 miles from the Liverpool Exc ange, with Out buildings, Stables, Coach-house, Shippon arns, Cart-house, and other Offices, Hothouses, and ex ve Garden and Plan tation Grounds, well-stocked with c co Fruit Trees in full bearing, together with about 2.3 statut acres of Land, in a high state of cultivation, or, if the purchaser prefer, with only eight acres of Land. For further particulars apply to ISAAC CooKE, Mill Bank, or at No. 1, Exchange-buildings. To in if:olb or ILO. WEST DERBY. i 1110 be SOLD or LET, with earl ssession, THE ELMS, _I. the residence of Mr. HENRY ILSON, with Coach-house, two Stables, and other Outb dings, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Green-house, and u) I' rds of seven statute Acres of Land. Situated in West Der . , near the Chapel, and four miles from the Liverpool Exchange. The House consists of a Breakfast-room, 17 feet by 15, a Drawing-room, 21 feet by 15 feet 6, a Dining-room, 24 feet 9 by 15 fret, Butler's Pantry's, two Kitchens, and Servants'- hall, on the ground floor; fine good Lodging-rooms, two Ser vants'-rooms, Lumber-room, Water-closet, &c. For further particulars, and tickets to view, application may be made to Mr. HENRY WILSON, 15, Henry-street; or to Messrs. Taos. WINSTANLEY and SONS, Church-street. DESIRABLE INVESTMENT ON FREEHOLD AND OTHER PROPERTY. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. Lot 1. A ,1 0 1., that capital MESSUAGE or DWELLING . lA:HOUSE, No. 3, in the Everton-crescent, with the Garden, Coach-house, Stables, and Buildings behind the 'same, in Welister-street;heing 121- yards in front to the Crescent and at thdlback, and running on the east side to Webster-street 68 vardsi , ud on the west 7U yards, now in the occupation of Mrs. Leight, as yearly tenant, at the reduced Rent of £97. 2. All that other capital MESSUAGE or DWELLING - 1-1(0.4E, No. 2, in the Crescent, adjoining, westardly, lot 1, and.ratuing 71 yards back to Webster-street, now in the occu patiotO of William Brandreth, Esq. as yearly tenant, at . the reduced Rent of £9O. _ 3. All that MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE on the north side of Strickland-street, being 6 yards at the front and back, and on the east and west sides severally 16 yards, now in the occupation of Matthew Hill, at the.red uce d R en t o f £l9lBs. 4. All those Eight DWELLING-HOUSES, situate on the east side of Smithfield-street, near Pownall-square, in the seve ral occupations of Thothas Phcenix, Edward Carroll, Gcorge Smith, Alex. Brown, Rich. Rimmer, Thos. Massey, John Rad nor, and Dennis Fagan, at the yearly Rent of £72 6s. 5. All that other DWELLING-HOUSE, fronting Smith field-street, with the Three COTTAGES behind the same,.in the several occupations of John Hughes, Hugh G• xenon, Alonzo Luther, and• John Filton, at the reduced vea • , Rent of £27 Os. 6. All those Eight DWELLING-HO - U 'S, situate On the west side of Upper Milk-street, in the venal occupations of David Jones, Elizabeth Roberts, - John Coad, Margery Kear, James Shahony, Dominick Kelly, and John Manning, at the annual reduced Rent of £76 14s. 7. All those Six Front and Back DWELLING-HOUSES, situate on the west . side of Westmoreland-street, in the several occupations of John Price, Joseph Griffith, J. 9101 Brannon, John Bennett, Chas. M`Namara, and Michael Reynolds, at the an nual reduced Rent of £47 4s. Bd. 8. All those Three DWELLING-HOUSES, situate on the east side of Johnson-street, Dale-street, in the several occupa tions of Martin Tobin, Francis Halsal, and John Callaghan, at the annual reduced Rent of £32 10s. 9. All that DWELLING-HOUSE, now used as a Pub lic-house, with the License and Stables, on the west side of Gladstone-street, and near the North Dispensary, now in the holding of Thomas Abram. Also, the DWELLING-HOUSE adjoining, ftnd Stables, in the holding of Joseph Wilson, at the yearly Rent of £35. 10. All those Two Front and Tweh•e Back HOUSES, in a Court on the south side of Oxford-street, called Webster's-place, nine of which are tenanted, and now in the holding of Henry Mullen, Michael Cohran, Chas. Toole, Thos. Taggart, John Carlin, Wm. Williams, Mary Ann Wharton, Rich. Wharton, John Coleman, and Michael Dignun, at the annual Rent of £74 2s. 11. All those other Two Front and Twelve Back HOUSES, in a Court, on the south side of Oxford-str ee t a f ores aid, cAll, - ‘1 Webster's-buildings, seven of which are tenanted, and now io the holding of John Cowan, John Lachlan, Arthur Brock, Jane Donolly, Henry Farrel, Thos. Carter, and Hugh Mullen, at the annuarßent of £59 3s. All the above Lots are Freehold, and the two last capable of great improvement. 12. All that DWELLING•HOUSE, situate on the east side of Charlotte-street, Salthouse-lane, now in the holding of Fred. Hamilton, at the annual Rent of £l4. This is held by Lease under the Corporation for three lives, one of which is in being, and twenty-one years. FREEHOLD FARM IN CHESHIRE. 13. All that MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, and BUILDINGS, situate at Kelsall, seven miles east of Chester, on the'road to Manchester, with the FIELDS thereuuto be longing, containing A. It. P. House Garden, &c. Backside Croft 1 • 1 11 Bean Field Oaken Steel Pin Field East Redding - s Forrest Fields • 42 32 14 2 18 The above Premises are now in the holding of Edward Gaskin and James Prescot, at the yearly Rent of £5O. 14. All those Nine substantially-built DWELLIN G ROUSES, situate on the south side of Upper Beau-street, some of which are tenanted; yearly Rent, £2O each; and Nine good HOUSES behind the same, fronting a back street, eight of which are tenanted; yearly Rent, £l2 each, less the Waterrent. 15. All those Four other HOUSES, adjoining to the front of Upper Beau-street, being nearly . ready for occupation, and finishinl i i , n a complete and substantial manner. 16. AI that Piece or Parcel of LAND, containing to the front of 'verton-crescent 13 yards, and at the back to Webster street 11 yards, 2 feet, 5 inches, and in depth on the east, along Preiniser of Mr. Charles Padley, 74 yards, and on the west, along the boundary of Liverpool, 74 yards, and containing 890 4-9ths,square yards. 17. All that Piece of LAND, on the south side of Upper Beau-stiket, containing in front thereto and to the front of the back street 6 yards, and in depth on the east and west sides 261 yards • suitable to build one good Front an d B ac k H ouse . 18. 'All that Piece of LAND, adjoining eastwardly the last lot, to the front of Upper Beau-street 15 yards, and to the front of Beresforcl-street, on the west side, 10 yards 9 inches. 19. All that Piece of LAND, adjoining the last lot, being 6 yards 2 feet to the front of Beresford-street, and 15 yards in depth on the north and south sides severally, now used as a stonemason's yard. 20. All that Piece of LAND, the corner of Upper Beau-street and Beresford-street, being on the south 12 yards, and along Beresford-street 13 yards. 21. All that Piece of LAND, on the south side of Upper Beau-street, in front thereto and at the back 21 yards 6 inches, and on the east and west sides severally 29 yards, 2 feet, 6 inches, adjoining Premises of Mr. Forrest and others on the east, and Mr. Brocklebank on the west. 2'i All that Piece of LAND, on the north side of Upper Beau-street, in front thereto and at the back to a back street 30 yards, on the west, along Premises of Mr. George Shaw, and on the east, along Lands of the late Mr. Appleton, severally 21A- yards. 23. All that Piece of LAND, on the north side of Upper Beau-street, in front thereto and at the back to the said back street 57 'yards, on the west, along Mr. Appleton's Land, and on the Jest, to the Garden of Mr. Hamner, 24 yards All Freehold of Inheritance. 2-1. All that Piece of LAND, behind Stanley-crescent, and adjoining the Toll-bar and Road to Bootle, containing 14,187 square yards, having three fronts, and suitable for building Marine 'Villas. Leasehold under Lord Derby for three young 25. All that Piece of LAND, on the north side of Devon shire-place, Everton, 14 yards to the front and back, and 42 yards in depth. Held under Lease for 1000 years. 26. About 800 square yards of FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND, on the north side of.OXford-street. 27. About 450 square yards of FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND, on the north side of Paul-street. 28. All that Piece of LAND, on the south side of North, street, Toxteth-park, being to - the front of Nerth-street and along a back street of 10 yards Si yards, and in depth on the east and west sides 100 yardS, containing 8100 square yards of Land. Freehold of Inheritance. This Lot contains an irninenSe body of good Free Stone and Clay, suitable for Builders. For further particulars and Plans apply to Mr. GUNNERY, Solicitor, Brooks'-square, LiverpooL LYCEUM, BOLD-STRE . rIHE ANNUAL MEETING of th tOPRIETORS o f I this INSTITUTION will be h din the News-robin, THIS DAY, the 7th of May, at Twelve o'clock at Noon. . JAMES HURRY, President. UIiN HARRISON, (late .Assistant to Mr. Moncas,) re () spectfully informs his Friends a i ii , d ( the Public that h e has, taken, on hi s own account, the Pr ei s, No. 14, Castle-street, lately occupied by Mr. Moncas, where he intends to conduct the eifitoNomETElt, WATCH, and CLOCK Busine ss , and trusts his long etperien ce will enabl e hi m t o supp l y such Articles as are not to be surpassed by the first houses in the Trade.. Chronometers, Watches, and Clocks, Cleaned and Re paired. Liverpool, May 5, 1833. ►gIHE Creditors who have proved the debts under a Con - fi mission of Bankrupt against Y OWEN, of Live:- pool, Miller, may receive a furthe ividend by applying to Mr. JOHN CHAUNLEY, the Assignee, 15, Tithebarn-strcet, on and after Monday next, between the hours of Ten and One. HIN DE, Solicitor. INSOLVENT DEBTOR.—DIVIDEND. NV HI L Ig T A A I t the s illiiiii l i 1 , i ( s ]if' s , the a late Estate and vaenrdpeEolffeicnts the County of Lancaster, sail-maker, an Insolvent Debtor, lat e ly a prisoner in Lancaster Castle, has caused his account of the Said Estate and Efff - Court for relief of Insolvent ' Insolvent are requested to m, Ir. JOSEPH MALLABY, in Low County of Lancaster, on the t o'clock in the forenoon precis, ee will de clare the amount of proceed to make a Dividend w tors whose debts are admitted Insolvent in proportion to the correction of the rights to recr according to the statute. If any person hal Schedule, but is disputed therein ._ if the sail - Insolvent, the said A ss i gnee , or any Creditor objects to any debt mentioned therein, such etaiiais and objections must be brought forward at the said meeting in order- that proceedings may be had for the examination and decision of the same ac cording to the statute. fleets duly sworn,to be filed in the Debtors, the CAdit rs of the said feet the Assignee at he office of M •er qtle-street, verpool, in the tenth . i f Jun next, at eleven :sely, when a here the Assigns of the balance n • hands, and with the same mong . ie Credit in the Sche, le sworn • • - h e e amount th • eof, subject to such :eive Divith ds as may be made is a dema d which is stated in the rein eith , r in whole or in part; or i TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL .S.T.3IVD.,IRD. SIR,—As ehe . two following letters are important to those in terested in the coasting trade, I shall be obiigd by your in serting them.—Yours, &c. SAM: PERRY. London, May 4, 1E33. DEAR SIR,—I have now to state that this day we had a satis factory interview with the Board of Trade, and that the result was, that both steam and coasters are likely to have a larger measure of relief than we contemplated, as port charges, as well as pilotage, will be taken up under the auspices of govern ment. 1 have written to Mr. Porter, the chairman of the pilot committee, a letter, of which the following is a copy, and I trust the pilots will see we have only done what we owed to our coni pony and the general interests of steam-vessel ing trade. I;- Teased with the v;ha, —.l:y t;,•1.,:.11 CO..11114:1 . ).. 4.lZiLt, aiat Lord Sandon gave great attention to the subject, with impar tiality, and without any feeling in favour of any ptivkiacular in terest. Yours, very truly, Mr. S. Perry, Liverpool. C. W. LLIAMS. Lo on May 4, 1833. DEAR Sin,-1 take the earliest opportunity Of stating to you, for the information of the pilot committee, and with the view of saving any unnecessary expense to the pilots, that we had this day a satisfactory intervi ew w ith the Vice-President of the Board of Trade, at which my Lord Sandon attended; and that, on the assurance that the whole question, not onlyof pilotage, but port charges, would be taken up by the select committee on trade, such being considered as highly deserving the attention of Parliament, we have withdrawn the clause from the City of Dublin Company's Bill referring to pilotage. I have further to observe, that the information and evidence. we should have supplied to the committee on our bill, and at our own expense, will be laid before the select committee of the House of Commons on trade; and thus the relief to the company, which by their bill was confined to pilotage, will be extended to port charges generally, and the other grievances to which steam companies and coasters were subject. I am, very truly yours, W. F. Porter, Esy. C. W. WILLIAMS. Chairman of the Pilot Committee. TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STAND.4RD. SIR,—In the very proper remarks which appeared in the last number of your Journal, relative to the recent appointment of a Treasurer to the Dock Estate, you neglected to mention that Mr. Langton was the uncle of Mr. Ronal, and also, by marriage of Mr. Hardman Earle. Now Sir, though I care not one straw whether the person appointed to any public office be a relative of this man or that, so that he is qualified to fulfil the duties of his office to the satisfaction of the public, I do care when I observe the gross and barefaced inconsistency of certain gentlemen (amongst them Mr. Hornby and Mr. Hardman Earle), who, when Mr. C. Bourne was appointed, thought proper to drag him before the public in a most unhandsome and a most unwarrantable manner, and yet the very first op portunity which offers, Mr. Hornby does not hesitate to cote, and Mr. Earle to canvass for their own uncle in preference to every other candidate. If you, Sir, had been privileged to have had your reporter in the Dock Committee-room on the day when the appointment took place, you would have heard some such speech as the following from Mr. Hornby :--" It is very true that Mr. Withrs's recommendation is strong and most respectably signed, but this is owing to the circumstance of his being so early in the field. bro Mer has signed his recommendation, but if he had known that his uncle was a candidate he would certainly have been in favour of him." The Mr. Hornby who made the above speech is one of the gentlemen who signed the protest against Mr. Bourne's appointment, lon account of family influence. The brother spoken of is Mr. Hugh Hornby, who presided at the public meeting of the protesting rate-payers. NEMO, John Formby, Esq., of Maghull, has been appointed a Justic'e of the Peace for this county. EXTRAORDINARY PESPATCII.—An experiment was made dar ing the last week to ascertain the greatest expedition attainable by stage coaches on the common road. For this purpose the L'Hirondelle and Hibernia, (well known for their extraordinary speed in travelling), which run between Birkenhead and Cher tenham, were fixed upon for the occasion. The L'Hirondelte outstripped the Hibernia by 22 minutes. The whole of the dis tance between Birkenheadand Cheltenham, 131 miles, having been performed in 9 hours and 39 minutes, making 131, mi.es per hour, which is upwards.of 3 miles an hour quicker than the. London and Liverpool mail. The L'Hirondelle kit Birken head 41 minutes after 5 o'clock, and arrived at Cheltenham !LB minutes after 3 o'clock. This, we believe, is an instance of the most rapid travelling by stage or mail coach o n record. \l'ehave an account of the progress, noting the different stager, which we Audl publish next week. 1