The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-04-25 00:00:00

gg-el - Z..t ~: .I; (_... 4.4 k ' • it 1111 • c,' Zi- 1 _ 'it 11110 c k ri m . ' .... ,i.,.1L1t ....„..:•...... 4 ' 111 .1., , ,,- ~ , hafirOlisi ~--,...r d M '0 N has just returned from Londpn, a Mi ti isp 'r ectPully P an ' nouhee B that her aboir of M i IN? R ° l." will be ready for inspection on TnttitsnAr next, the 27th instant. . 116, BOLD-STREET, Corner of Colquitl-str,eet. AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. ISS CLARKE begs respectfully to inform the Ladi es 111 of Liverpool she has returned from Paris with a elegant assortment of GOODS, c ons i st i ng of Mental*: & Antique Lace Silks in the newest style, Paille Francitise Bon nets, Caps, , c. &c. Miss CLARKE solicits an early inspection, the Show Rooms being Now Open. 79, BOLD-STREET, April, 1843. EIM4VZ --- --IiEARTS RESOLVED AND . HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD.—SmoLLET. TUESDAY, APRIL 25, IS4I. .:' , ; - " , ,•1::• - ''... f:-.:1'..,t4..-: ~.;,4,'..;,•,,1'i.X,',4!,•t',:,...;‘.':,••,.";i'-'4,^': CGS t! [PRICE FIVEPENCE ,t aim by Rtirtion. that the outward form is not capable of improvement; and in the spirit of candour that influences all his announce ments, he would add, that a Thousand Pounds mould benefit the exterior, by giving to it a more imposing appearance, and which cannot be denied to an abode that is seated in A PARK, WHICH FOR ITS VARIETYAND BEAUTY, IS NOT TO BE SURPASSED THROUGHOUT THE GLOBE, THE MISSES COKERS beg to isfor m the Ladie s o f Liverpool and its Neighbourhood, that Miss Cores has returned from Paris and London with an assortment of the most fashionable MILLINERY, DRESSES, and NEW GOODS, suited to the present Season, which will be shown on THURSDAY next, the 27th instant. 71, BOLD-STREET. ( taking the last six years as an average, exceeds Nineteen Hundred Pounds a year. wherein the Manta. .... , 0 ,/ ' • 9 2 I/ •-. ~ •.. . .s.. \ ...0...„,... N ... , . ----- . ..,. .-. ' . . , . ~.. . . •. .- .............- *aft itibitis . , .., . • r Mit meet w ith d espatch , " :: ir '''" . - Aff For CALCUTTA se 5044114 y, jo "rhe Barque El EA fiT 0 ' • AK, -- :••-. :- :•• " ~ LIN MACDONALOKC• fl mander ; s. Ge e ' having ßurthen per ragister326 tons. For freight or pas- AnsytatsirCeroi.o:rnractnconamodatio, apply to sera. :;= ; ; ::? , . BOLDS and STARKEY. 1 4, To sail in a fee, d s. i .:- isi*,. For BOMB A . Y's .71 A iss iti i The Liverpool -b ' Ship s DUKE OF WE NGTON, • Burth eh - JAMES HARGRAVES Commander ; •,'ls • b r i o . v Per register 478 tons.— Fo; freight or passage,a'f, is i GtossrnertlyEsaispendrcionr.p,oop accommodations a 1• to Messrs. r To. 1_076.] • °r t° BOLDS and S P T P ) A4KEY. I:: . . , ' • "'•. - . 1 by Slturtton. A. Will m ee t w i th immediate desli;tch. alts i °'").' . For CHINA, / '-- - e4 liiiy, The fine Liverpool-builYShip , ,• THIS DAY. , - -_. i. VISCOUNT SAN9ON, .. ' A 1 t - ,J• H. LANCASTER C mander ; toga;as, LloYd's for twelve year - s • bur'tpr u i per register 540.... e l _ Wit remarkably fast, THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 25th instant, at TweliC o'clock, at Buslihy, Son, and Foster's Office, Colonial Buildings, and is in everY respect a most si Dle 'street / Zrofreictil,7,PortUUltY .fOr goods and passengers. —For t erms ~. a - '5O Tierces Jamaica COFF3E. ', Mere", &c. nary to Messrs. TAYLOR, POTTER, and,,. W. N . Ants, or to Apply to BUSHBY, SON, and FOgTER, Brpkers. °ORE and BROTHER, 4, India-buildings. •-- ,t, 1 r 1401% ; For CANTON, ' • THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) th e 25 t h i nstant, at Twelve o'clock, se,s-. The splendid Liverpoolsbuilt SfiiP ,at Bushby, Son, and Foster's Office, Colo ''l Buildings,) _s- I St ' Dale-street, JOHN BULL, -* 2000 Bags Bengal RICE. HENRI- CR .• .tk 1 ; ~ (wk., ,i, Merchants, Apply, M essrs . TAYLOR, POTTER, ant E l i , E k •N I i a 54! toot, *._ g well acquainted with e China seas ,) BUSHBY, SON, and FOST , ro ers. ,-; or ' leo Sl a t *Ch i ~ h l w etPlY eoppered ; well k wn as a remark!- , e on Ya;) and ' "'unmade her last sage to Canton in . . ... rt . teit„...44 Lfai pill b o e op. found in every r pect a very first - rate '- On account of whom it may cone it. •• i ' L et, finlsi t Rer accent d • for passeng ers very . supe . - _lna n a r tions THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 25th instant, t Twelve o'clock, . ~ , F terms , &e. apply on board, , at Bushby, Son, and Foster's O ffi ce, Colonial Buildings, „: • , aa. - vea LoCK; to Mr. KENDALL; OT tO ' Dale -street, Jon 170 Bags Bengal - SUGAR, ( a ll f au l ts .) W. and J. TYRER. i, '.• 'a H ORTON will sail in a f ew d ays. , Apply to BUSHBY; SON, and FOSTER, Brokers. For the benefit of whom it play concern. Pit Intrits. ~ . , To-moßßow, (WednesdaL) the 26 th Inst., at Twelve o'clock, a at the Public Sale cns, Exchange Buildings, . is,s 72 Bales American CO'rTON, , . s For BERBICE, / ; , The fast-sailing British-built Barque -,' Lying south end of the Canning Dock, oil the quay, _just" Vt- ' JOHN HA RROcKS, '. landed ex Eliza and Anne. ' JOHN KEARSLEY and SON. . laso itase t t: . JoHar BOND, Comiander; . ' old coppered ; has supeilor accommodation,' ' lock at •*-Po r fr • JOB l , eight or passage apply to On THURSDAY next, the 27th instant, at Twelve o c , No. 11, Norrh John -street, - ~.. "itS BDOKER, L 3, Old Postoffice-place. 130 Barrels United States PORK, „, , a,s '' Of excellent quality 40 in good condition. Sample barrels , May lithe meantime, and on th e morn i ng o f sa l e, b e seen a . • %IMO gt ) tattO. No. 11, North John-street.—Apply to , THOMAS FLETCHER, Broker. ~,i . sr. . __.____________ _ - • ' ''' e a l i r YORK LINE OF PACKETS. / On account of whom it may concern. it mig an the lit of every Maiith,viz .: On THURSDAY next, the 27th instant, at Ten o'clock, at the House of Mr. James Tyrer, Great Crosby, , r , tpi, AN Iv / , 14„. 1 ,4ty „ . ... 1 1. ALLEN . . '62o tons.. Ist May.:', The Stern Part and Pieces of TIMBER saved from t h e '' Emily, and about 20 Boxes SOAP. tt. ' ,‘4411 *h,„„; - .A.......... U 8 tons.. Ist June ~ Afterwards, at Mr. Roger Parkin's, Little Crosby, 9 Boxes volirl'Hoi, ,'NEY, W. C. I. 1(134 tons.. lstJuly. , SOAP, and a FIGURE HEAD ; and hc / B ST A . p . P aI 3 N ..... ....... • :he s S, A. BRITTON .. 650 tons.. Ist Aug. f' At •For T naby Boat-house, at Two o'cl . about 30 Cwt. . at tY W ll 4Psar . RIGGING, MAST, YARDS, Piece of H ULL, 2 SAILS, :., N iue , !Vs * . ~a , C all of the first class, recently built in the '-' broken SPARS, &c. ; and a 4rl tnaltty, , n rk . ; and, for strength, beauty of model, •- At Arnsdale, Sundry Pieces of SPARS, BEAMS, &c. '; Apply to Messrs. CHAPMAN, and WILLIS, Agents for ,_ hha...eatfort oPtuawlttess of sailing, as well as for extent .; Llovl' or to JOHN HURRY, Broker. - ( hati,..etthill accommodations, are not surpassed ' - a, • I fro . aoe, and their commanders are men of great -:,'' For account of the Fire Insurance Companies. fr , . . ..: On FRIDAY next, the 28th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at 1 - Wk * *l- ‘ fel t all 8 - t ab n in passage-ntoneyis Twenty-five Guineas, -.• Metcalf's Warehouse, Mason-sties Wapping, r o ai L ema ti b e 4 t•es will be found, except Wines and Spirits, .:. About 10,000 HAM S , .. s nit o"nre s uo u of the Steward, if required. saaC r4 larti e tuality i el s the a sailing, no Goods can be receive ,' - Damaged by the late Fire at Messrs. Robinson and Girvin's pa • . " - Appi s ,, to Y . are down two days before the day o . Provision Stores.—Apply to , W. WHITEHOUSE and SON, Brokers. Or ', • n,, . , at tiAnt b y 4.410 MAS and JOS. SANDS and CO. ' • ste rh 7- rat e o r ese vessels to be collected in New York On FRIDAY, the sth May, at Twelve o'clock, at the Public I Sale Room, Exchange Buildins, ''' 5, t• four dollars eighty cents to the pound ~' 600 Bags Sea Island COTTON. Apply to LEA and WADDINGTON, Brokers. P ;:•31 Iti C -- -- team - Rabagation. • On MONDAY, the Bth May, at Twelve o'clock, at , Corrieand , __ , 1 2 3 /N 1 , - ----__ Co.'s O ffi ce, Rumford-place, i s- s ' , cc ___ 13 Bales China R A W S j rt .ll K, ' n et - 118 S 4 6 - 1 - --- -- - ,'' D 4....' tail ! 6: - MONEY, per CALEDONIA, 4th '. J . ust lan ded ex John o'Gaunt.—For p iculars apply to , L akrar„•Arse .77-11R7'Y GUINEAS, and One Guinea Messrs. WISE, FARBRIDGE, and Co., . rchants, or to ~, 'Jae ss..2` e, rn Place of THIRTY-EIGHT GUINEAS tki i , 44 - *mac CORRIE and Co., Brokers. - 1. . 5 .` 0 Alslis / . - By Mr. BYFORD, . : A . ' ~ in , - N O RTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL TO -MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 26th instant, at Two o'clock ~,, p, APPot 'if 1 200 r STEAM -SHIPS, • ; in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool, . g o , ' ll vitn ans and 440 Horses' Power each. e 4, , ay. - nix ' (subject to such conditions as shall be then produced,) _ 1 : va -.41 1 , ._IavE Rn ,,ADMIRALTY TO SAIL BETWEEN . WO HOUSES, on the south side of Pembroke- A si r HALI F A X r u° L and BOSTON, Lot I. rn i place and the west side of Ashton-street, in Li- . 8 % .Gt" TO LAND AND RECEIVE PAS verpool, containing in front to Pembroke place 36 feet, and .h a s Alan H z sglill, r 4 k.ALI G ,,,„ a M AJESTY'S MAILS. in front to Ashton-street 59 feet 1 inch i and running in depth •. _ 111, ickisr.uNlA,Capllqn EDWARD G. LOTT. .*n the west side, in a direct line, 75 feet, and at the back '''' ' • 0 . 44, Captain ALEXANDERRYRIE. thereof, running i n . a direct line fram Ashton-street west- , ..- C LISMBIA, Captain C. H. E. JUDKINS. Mira, 42 feet 5 inches, and then" running in a direct line Ot a, BRIT t s r the -h i u , Hin,,A,-NIA Captain Joins HEWrrT . southward 16. feet 10 inches, and then again running in a di- 7 ] , 1 3: and A n , 'l C ' l tl‘liA r ' Captain C. H. E. JuDßlsis. - rest line westward along a common passage 3 feet 3 inches. g The! - iti 18(1,7,71°4n Malls will be made up in London on The above Premises are held for a term of 120 years, deter- : ar. ~3 8 tl i tut 4,7 R ev e,rY Month t exc e e t wileeither of these,. minable on the deaths of two persons, now aged respectively 1 Fa,-"ors,„• St ec Nct.'niosy, and then l P the succeeding day. about 33 and 31 years, and 21 years under a Lease from the , for th,7killitn„-C."ts will depart from uu Liverpool the next Corporation. The houses are let at the rent of £36 and £4O • ele the wlnter'44atelY after the arrival of the London Mail. - , per annum. ~ he 3 d 4 r, a n d uonths, howeter, viz., December, January, 2. A HOUSE, on the north side of Great George-square, ,• mu Th e will h e rreh, but one Mail in the Month, that o - being No. 29, 7 yards front by 40 yards, in the occupation of . a ski er vessel uespatched. the Rev. Thomas Halton, at the yearly rent of £65. s tact ' v iz.: BaP Putnted to sail from LIVERPOOL area 3. A HOUSE, on the north side of Great George-square, _:'' Col C ALtD -e -. being No. 30, containing 7 yards front by 40 yards, and now : fast I), Ac k p °NIA 1 4 , !te n _ ~ IA ••• • on the 4th May. -- in the occupatiOn of Dr. Hannay, at the yearly rent of £63. , Pai ling,. ser a i • • ........ on the 19th May. , The above Houses are held for the remainder of a term of and f. Pass a 4 l"age must be on board the day previous.'.' 120 years, determinable on the death of two persons, aged . Boy , 1,. h can bebobEir9 a t , ge, j o 1 . "-, 8 and 44 years, and 21 years under a Lease from the Cor- nitu hi "'hie c "In' • • visions, but without Wines or Li-1 poration. /V itlit Gui„. tamed on board, to Boston or Halifax', . 4 . A FIELD or Close of LAND, in Evertop , on the west UR/ F+ AG E "eils• Steward's Fee, One Guinea. •side of a lane, called Rocky-lane, leading from Rake-lane to • nag „ Cop r_,"ots charged £5 ea ch.' - :Breck-lane, and nearly opposite Richmond-hill, containing, root. tellkkasdnknitPElC•routTE are flow etalilishd between HAM. •:. by estimation, 1 acre, 2 roods, and 30 perches, of large mea. ,•extr 'las •• a , ,and the Steam-ships UNICORN or s• sure, and will be divided into Lots agreeable to the plans set • and 110 44 A L a n wi th p be the PICTOU and QUEBEC, in 'forth, and which may be seen any day preceding the sale. ,of vi t ilsl,7nters th e oraave Yez*acla, -. carrying the Mails . This Lane) held for. . o f-a-ter o S4l.ooo-Yeanh 'rl ti.ppl y, .en the s t. y '_lwiladacenece7sccelpotsetaring the winter , a ted 3cl Augu . st, 1716. anti a ausitay Sttti; ~,,u k ki lt.it • . 14 Balif a to , t d ee f d or hy the e ' .o a n of Villas, and has a frontage to two [ ram 1 ' i nt, x, to s 4 Gas "don, to j. i 3 CUNARD ; in Boston, to S. S. , r a o e ads TI N g° ll , to G. st at n is ts . .,...., D . an , and .1. BURNS ; or, in Liverpool. to, Clayton-square, or to Messrs. EDEN and STANISTREET, So- , ness k m tiuy e11tate1.0,1,42-,•mACIVER, 14, Water-street. :. licitors, 2, Royal Bank-buildings. also s and NEWSPAPERS intended to be ant Vessel b ( 1 : s eo Will b e r 8 , CnUSt pass through the FOSTOFFICZ, By Mr. BYFORD. - Mon q,, ter * h .eceived at the Agents' Offices. :; To . .moßaow (Wednesday,) the 26th intent, at Two o'clock ~ Ca l 'Oth "4 Y the Ro 1 • it.1,,,e1 at either 4111 Y to ariti e 4 re r espectr Ya M a i l Steamers to HALIFAX and , in the Afternoon, . atth e Clare s ucl a r e n-rooms, South John- . Es be vi informed that the Custom-house street, subject to conditions n of 4 11;1 ll'e s T.; e nder the __these Ports, will not allow anything -- A LL that extensive sin ofa d s.n d u e t si h rable . P:ROPEßTY, situate • „:7 - , *illOkati 4 : V it .. Nine of LUGGAGE, except the Per- -ll John street, and north side IMP to i'Porelof such Passengers. Any of of Cable - street , uuthe west d and at the corner ofifoth streets, near to the ttsS e „, e _ l t witah`lf.a_x__,orr.Boston,under the name of Luggage, Custom-ouse, and having a fronta g e, along South J o h n . c7,‘,.vher's hill "'C e cil, obng to Law. street and Cable-street of about 20 ards to each street. .. )4 0 . it egee.,..ned freight on their personal Lug. The Buildings consist of c Tli h r l ee SHOPS t. , one at the corner -- ,))' iv' 0,1 Li ly. ' ..• half's -ton measurement. of South John.street and a e-stree ,in the occupation of 211 M a ' F ROST Mr. James Dixon, as Wine and Spirit Vaults, and two to ,Ru°a°,°,, p_k - aan ta lliL TO GREENOCK & GLASGOW, the front of South John-street, and three floors of Rooms condi''ig " r tat.....e.. - 5 . - CLASS STEAM -SHIPS. above which are let for O ffi ces, &c. ~,,)i "'in,. 2 011. : Fee, 2s. 1 Steerage, ss. j / . 1, 7 1 ADMIRAL, (new Steam-ship,)Also a large and valuable WAREHOUSE, about 33 yards , sp ! l c l .: Is ' --,•., is - - wide, fronting Cable-street, with a STABLE at the back, to ?'specie c_elehi ‘p .- Captain JOHN BOYD. to:,!and e COMMODORE which there is a Passage balonging to the Property. The rortr, nt' ll fr rilat ed or ground floor of the Warehouse, is completely fitted up for , the L ,_ Captain "AIkES HARDIE. . the business of a Wine and Spirit Dealer and Victualler, s a :ith o a a: th e eLluer first-class Steam-ships are intended With fixtures and gas. Land, i l'Ut tii i°tB every NCE DO CK,LIVERPOOL, with -- The Licenses are attached to the Premises. The corner_ Vela! A "a Ay . ' MONDA.Y, -TUESDAY, THURSDAY, Shop has been recently much improved by the opening of .• t, 'la l "nl4 rie tt. e Ite e l o lt 4 .. .. .., . 8 _APRIL. .. a Door at the angle of the Building, thus affording a conve- S 9 dent entrance from both streets, and materially enhancing l'o rate . rgtaa datio "l Day, the 25th.. 7, Evening. the value of the Premises. t• r tre nsof these Vessels are well-known to he The Warehonse in Cable-street (which has an excellent ' T. G‘ t sl l lht o o Cellar underneath, tenanted by Mr. Nixon) is in the respec- .•;_t s ts ean elc% at nai r ei "sa ge app) to Tuomsols and M•Cols- tive occupations of Mr. Arthur, Mr. James Nixon, and • -;.-.) c he at , e sjeaatreet, Glasgow ; KIPPEN and LINDSAY Messrs. Jones and Co. ; and the rest of the Property is oc- ' R . or 1 In- Packet o . + here, t o Office, 111, Market-street, cupied by Mr. Dixon, Messrs. Frazer and Son, Messrs. -!- Zulueta and Co., and others ; the rental and improved rental G i t 11 1 . ACIVER and Co., 12, Water -street. of the whole Property being about £403. ' Oi. Po ~a ot, r o tte ,_ z 4.. ) and Li a "°CK and GLASGO-W , - The tenure of the Warehouse, Stable, &e., is Freehold of ginal o yili / erpool Royal Inheritance. The tenure of the residue of the Property is . sh i.. yal Steam-packet Company's Leasehold under the Corporation of .Li,-. wAhnndlet Liverpool for a i t n ermof .... a the ild Pr i, '•-;‘ , L Nigiand and powerful Steam Ships 75 years, (free from ground rent) which commenced 1830. ass: - is 88 ., :ROYAL, (new Steam Ship,) ' For further particulars apply to Mr. BYFORD, or to EDEN in Woo h , iitt„,, e ,lloy A ~s,aptalil Jo HN M'ARTHErIt, and STANISTREET, Royal Bank-buildings. cl - ‘ 4 4to IILG EORGP, rf ; 1 , 24 C , 1 To la s satif r _ __ a.a.n BERT COOK, t ,ha 4_ ) Troup the Clarence Do ,as under: TO GROCERS AND PRIVATE FAMILIES. ' - and oi '• o'clock ' On THURSDAY next, the 27th inst., at Eleven o'clock pre -1;1'a:114e:4 i i " 1". '• Thur:d PßlL - cisely, upon the premises, 56, Dale-street, opposite Moor - - N.B aY , the 27t tB, Evening. 1;14A 't ~ -88 le I , May - fields. ' By order of the Trustees. - EvErvi 111 - 4 It- ° - 1 1.41 .: .' it u _ e _ s laY, ihe 2.. at 12, Noon. By Mr. BYFORD, and at iklk t 'tta eYAL .. 8:11"ay, the Bth.. at 4, Afternoon. T HE remaining part of the STOCK-IN-TRADE, SHOP ._ Inketss p'.'"ar. . , Fs` n rdaY. the 13th. at 8, Evening FIXTURES and GOODWILL, of a GROCER and .• bko m ess VAL • , s" nr sdaS the 18th.: at 1, Afternoon . PROVISION DEALER, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE On ;Vic e . .,)f 1 1, Y to 111 AL .•: m' e o e .a . tiay, ' the 23d.. at 5 , Afternoon: s and e ff ects. , , l 'Ask:a•rs. . 1- .dastG LA.NT "t'aY,_ _the 29th., at 9, Evening. The Stock includes Black and Green Teas, Raw and , G on eor t Roasted Coffee, Currants, Raisins, Raw and Refined Sugars, THE 1, ti o n p ci e.., 3'48, S haw-street , ; Mould and Dip Candles, Arrowroot, Tapi?ca,Soap,So c d e a s: , F Fs JAN,Qt..., Manchester • or, here, t o . the i I` Starch, Blues, Scotch Batley, Mustard, s, Nutmegs , Spi riBEBNER, 20, Water- ' street. .: Black Lead, Hams, Bacon, Cheese, . &c. ~ Shop Fixtu res tvel -kn . k , by the i 9)4 CaiN g at .., For PORT RUSH, and Goodwill, with the useful Household Furniture and effects. . TENA. ' Al - ° r B at the with leave to lan4sPassen- May be viewed on the Morning of Sale, when Catalogues g i ven. ce nt co e GIANTS CAusawAYand adja- e had on the Premises , smganyarbe. or from Mr. BYFORD, Clayton. (1 ' n F e o e r n. On 1 . Tha_at. (vreather permittin ,) OLERAI E, trltlle NoN, - 0 4 -- Y * Ist Ca ptain A. T In JOHN NE, FURNITURE, CLAYTON-SQUARE/ROOMS. CARR, 'llk tt, Pr ot , al, at 11 o'clock . orning, By Mr. BYFORD, ANL ' 4 4 4 , 1 itAIN t „ t,he Clarence Dock. ‘On FRIDAY next, the 28th instant, at Even o'clock pre- • wth 4 -IY 'll ° saes PORT RUSH for LIVERPOOL cisely, at his Rooms, Claytonisauare. ' EEL, EAT,I. •A• and g" --- APPIa to .:\alstso, `I" I'ORSHAW, 6, Goree-piazzas. - A Variety of excellent and useful H9USEHOLD FUR- . -taS n • iI. NITURE, and other Effects, rimoved for the con- ,: O n WE venience of Sale: comprising Four-post and Camp Bedsteads, precis !IA Tl ' le ctiVGOR, AND MENAI BRIDGE. T A G., l.O - oew•tof Dublin Steam packet Company's * with Hangings, Feather Beds, Painted Chamber .Artiit.nites, near kanAl.., :oil! star;rforn Steamer, of 120 horse-power -,,.Sets Mahogany Chairs, Sideboard, Sofas, in Easy y ir E hai l t. i . , . TH E E ER!N GO BRACH, J.Tpright Piano-forte, Ches , ts of Drawers, ' s, Chimney and Dressing Glasses, Pembroke, Loo, Card, and - Ind Sec 1 kti LabitiSisatono?lLn George's Pier, every TUESDAY, ' In Stl n a s p te T r ab a l n e d , Tables, Barometer, Bracket Clock, Brussels, Kider- Baronet] ss ”.., e s i r re G s.r Venetian Carpets, Cut Glass, Fenders and Fire- Harness n th, All IN bo.: 2 4)(1 . ; Children, 31. Od. irons, Kitchen Requisites, and other Effects. In the n etspi e l , te nter a 8 .: 12 6 ,d• ; Children, Is , 6d. May be viewed on the Morning of Sale, and Catalogues ful Dril 4 1 0 ,, 4 `'oll th ': '' o n board free. Rad. - rurning 41 1S t i l n log t i„v Passages to and from Beaumaris . . Furnace ), 1 ,. t.. to 117 Past week, namely • ~ i i i i h, fro,:aumaris, 4 laours 37 Minutes. ON SALE, },/, -" Parts of WOOL. Vices, I In t t t i ll t f o ." IP 5 ~ 38 * Carnarvonshire FLEE, E S. variety c 24th' fro '' 5 „ 15 " Apply to JOHN BOUCH and SON, King-street. other I‘l * Aaita,h3sraotoi 5„ 14 21 ' t ° 4 43 - given in - DREAPER'S The vi 4) , a ti( l ' 4 •" - 31 PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC BAZAAR, May, . a thel ~, entire distance. 56, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL, Auction( o'o 4..` 4.4 " Cr•i9r,DUBLIN and BELFAS''' . (SECOND HOUSE ABOVE THE/MUSIC- HALL.) returning.' GALL it,t, th ' °PIXIBLIN STEAM -PACKET a . uT P. DREA PER takes this opportunity . of _ ti t tto or e , t aq'tal t - Cor u "neorp o „ , COMPANY, V 1" • his sincere thanks to his ,rtmerous Friends and the , Er 1, Ings. o Pan y a ..., • aced that - - they f . Public generally, for the very - liberal patronage he has for .On IN , b Y lief of many years experienced, and begs leave to inform them, , Holw `.l 04444',,11..their Vessels, (withtaoutr o the following Ports, e w u i t tliout : it u eassengers t he has REMOVED from No. 49, Bold-street, to the very ,: tions a V l4 to 1? .. spacio . u . s Premises, No. 56, on theopposite side, formerly oc 1 , as„.aa , . or Tyr,— DREA PER'S PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC BAZAAR, 56, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL, (SECOND HOUSE ABOVE THE MUSIC-HALL.) ViT P. DREAPER takes this opportunity of returning V V • his sincere thanks to his numerous Friends and the Public generally, for the very liberal patronage he has for many years experienced, and begs leave to inform them, that he has REMOVED from No. 49, Bold-street, to the - very spacious Premises, No. 56, on the opposite side, formerly oc cupied by Mr. Pringle, as a British and Fo re i gn Sh aw l Em porium, and hop es , through strict attention, punctuality, and moderate charges, to merit a continuance of future favours. 1 , 4 Iv NDA y , to 'I':hNT, Y, A r • Ü BLIN, 14, tk,t,llA,y, P II 25, at 7 o'clock P.M. NA kt4 Ay AY , " 26, 8 , i , 27, 8 , " P .M. 4 ' 4 ' 9 O "'A', ~,„.y • 1.F, „. tt .M. N1()ItIltio L i I ..1,: 29, i l '' m • 4t,itoh.,tlNl Vrat ei , o '"' Y 1, 0 ", Pia: '' t ' °Litt! eTO "of the - • • _, , 4 ~, 1 , e ,. 4 r th , , .r.n new and splendid Vessels ' I $r,",S.: e ,', and 260', rIIINCE, and PRINCESS ' '(44ntlq ‘ ,!;• fr orii norßes p o i t o 141144;e4Nietikittf,r,,ge.s'X P;reiIre:d7iIVEERVPgONIONLG , '1 r410),V. tjit, toith her 2tlajesty'aillai `V g o , I„I'll, kb )it il tt.P ---- , a , _ AsT ti th' e Pri„ Isti,,. -r, A pril :, 6 le ITIILONE. 11 )4, 4 1 , 4; t t 1i al l i T i b et or 0., , -_____.'._!` t 8 o'clock P.M. ‘yltt,,,k;ttiqjtitiko,7lle4llotrotirl:, bCy,llllo,lviy .18 that of attaching al t'Nkt44lpe,Whrers betwthe 1 Dit,peislon ot the Profits among r r :q ti: th e i . _' w . in i_ en th e „.aa, thus creating a coin :pit ill,l'lN, acid ivid gti ura '4 l :7e rls and Shareholders, WtAtiNtit f ive"sa3, S tu ck to `e si . to its proprictor— uppers ot all descrip ‘t%t t t htit)l tirst.o, t uck the havin g a well-supported Itt 111 41 1 with ,i 4BB S tear etotiation o.ers, and the lowest rate of -gtlivecanttaTtion to their maintenance. ha ~t.he Company's Office, 24 ,, ..04IJEL PERRY, Amt. 4; He also solicits attention to his extensive Stock, consisting !of upwards of 150 new and second-hand PIANO-FORTES ,ton Sale and for Hire, personally selected from the Mann ' factories of Messrs. Collard and Collard, Broadwood, Tom kinson, and other esteemed London makers, at the lowest , possible prices, varying from £7 to 100 guineas, and up • •ds ;, Superior Double -action Harps, by the first London makers. ADVANTAGES TO PARTIES HIRING OR FUR. 4 CHASING PIANO-FORTES , Any Piano may be taken on Hire, and, if purchased within 'three months, the hire will not be charged: the purchaser • can have it at the original nett cash price. If retained six or twelve months, one half the Hire will be dedncted from the cash price of such instrument when pur -1 chased. _ . . 5 ! —Piano-fortes taken i n E xc h ange, l en t on Hire, Repaired' - and Tuned singly or by the year. W. P. D. will warrant any Piano-fortes sold by him, and exchange the same within 12 months if not approved of. A GG FINGER ORGAN ON SALE, containing six s tops, pedals, and pedal pipes, su it a bl e for a moderate -sized 'church or chapel. Every novelty connected with the business as soon as i appears. Au asSatulegit of New and Popular Music at Half Price. Church -street, FURNITURE, TWO GRAND PIANO-FORTES, 50, CHURCH-STREET. M I L I ! ° a 1 2d G PR C) I D N A W Y " n I next, ELL te by a] a C n l d 'l ( 2 % ; o i n n s T ta H r l u t It S a - t Eleven o'clock precisely each morning, at his Rooms, 50, Church-street, a good variety of Superior HOUSEHOLD and CABINET FURNITURE, and Miscellaneous Pro perty, the whole of which must be sold to make room for the large Stock of China and Earthenware to be sold in the ensuing week. The Furniture consists of a large Mahogany Press Bed stead, Sets of Rosewood and Mahogany Chairs, Sofas, and 'ouches, Set of Dining Tables, on Telescope Frames, Rose wood and Mahogany Loo and Centre Tables, Oblong Ditto, Easy and Reclining Chairs, Two superior Sideboards, nume rous Rosewood and Mahogany Chiffonniers, lofty Four-post and other Bedsteads and Hangings, well -seasoned Feather Beds, Blankets, Quilts, Hair Mattresses, Mahogany, Hard wood, and Painted Wardrobes, Mahogany and Painted Chests of Drawers, Toilet Tables and Basin Stands, Swing Dressing Glasses, Fenders and Fire-irons, &c. To be viewed on the Mornings of Sale, and Catalogues bad. - At One o'clock will be sold 25 Boxes of HAVANA CI GA RS. .N.B.—There will be no Sale of Furniture next week at Hodgson's Rooms. VERY EXTENSIVE SALE OF ROOM PAPERS. TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. lurß. HODGSON is commissioned by the Manufacturers to SELL by AUCTION, on next, the 29th instant, at Eleven o'clock, pun4ttally, at his Rooms, 50, Church -street, nearly FIVE THOUSAND PIECES of handsome PAPER HANGINGS, including some of very elegant designs. To be viewed on the Morning of Sale. Catalogues may be bad the day previous. SPLENDID AND MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK OI WORK-BOXES, PORTABLE WRITING-DESKS. DRESSING-CASES, TORTOISESHELL ARTI CLES, PAPIER MACHE GOODS, GLASGOW HOUSE, 53, CHURCH -STREET. M R. HODGSON i s i nstructe d by Mr'. J. C. WOO LFIELD (who is removing to more extensive premises at No. 54, Bold-street, adjoining the Concert Hall) to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on MONDAY next, the Ist of May,' and following days, at Eleven o'clock precisely each morn ing, on the Premises, GLASGOW House, 53, CHURCH STREET, the EXTENSIVE STOCK of ELEGANCIES, comprising Rosewood, Ebony, and Mahogany Writing. Desks, beautifully inlaid with Mother o' Pearl and Or-mole; Ladies' Work-Boxes, some of a very costly description ; Tea Caddies, of unique designs ; Dressing Cases of all de scriptions, several fitted up with Silver; PAPIER MACHE ARTICLES, beautifully pencilled with Flowers and Birds, in Envelope Cases, Card Baskets, Inkstands, Card Racks, Portfolios; Chimney Ornaments, Cut-Glass Lustres ; Tor toiseshell Tea Caddies and Work Boxes ; and an endless variety of Miscellaneous Articles of taste and utility. To be viewed on the Mornings of Sale. Catalogues will be ready on Saturday next, and may be had of Mr. Honos oN , 50, Church-street.A FURNITURE, PIANO FORTE, &c., 49, STAFFORD. STREET, NEAR ISLINGTON. By Mr. MACK, On FRIDAY next, the 28th instant, on the:Premises, 49, Stafford -street, • 'FHB whole of th e use f u l H OUSEHOLPIiTRNITURE, 1 China, Glass, &c., of a Lady changing her residence. To be viewed on the Morning of Sale, and Catalogues had on the Premises, and at 39, Renshaw-street. THE SALE OF. THE COLOSSEUM IS DELAYED UNTIL THE ru, OF MAY. THE COLOSSEUM IN THE REGENT'S PARK, ONE OF THE FINEST AND MOST,., CLASSIC BUILDINGS OPE, AND CAPABLE OFTHROUGHOUT PRODUCING ANEUR IMMENSE AND. IMPROVING REVENUE. If R. GEORGE ROBI NS most respectfully makes k nown 1.7.1 to all capitalists, and more especially to those who would speculate without risk, that he, is directed by the Mortgagees of this Property to SELL by PUBLIC COM PETITION, at the Auction Mart, London, on THURSDAY, the 11th of May, at Twelve, THE COLOSSEUM, A Building standing prondly pre-eminent amid all and every : thing that has been erected throughout Europe. Its renown ' obviates the necessity of a lengthened announcement, and the individual to whom the conduct of the Sale is committed, F. • is fully aware that it is on CLASSIC GROUND he is about to enter, and, therefore, he may well fear that by his imper fect attempt to strengthen and define its worth, he may but weaken the sensation which has so long existed. THE COLOSSEUM IN THE REGENT'S PARK, Is so designated from ITS COLOSSAL DIMENSIONS, which equal, if not exceed, in GIGANTIC ," THE MOST " CELEBRATED CONSTRUCTION OF ANTIQUITY. It will be difficult to •condense, in the usual space of an ad vertisement, even the prominent features connected with this CYCLOPAAN STRUCTURE, where description fails to pourtray " Its eloquent proportions, Its mighty graduations," IMMENSE STOCK OF CHINA. By Mr. HODGSON, On MONDAY next, the Ist of May, and following.diys, a Eleven o'clock each morning, at his Rooms, Church street. Liverpool,—without reserve. lIN consequence of th e unparalleled depre‘of Trade it the Manufacturing Districts, this extortive Stock is sem for positive sale. It embraces a splendid variety of all Arti. Idles manufactured in PORCELAi f and EARTHEN. m WARE, from the ri c he s t an d costly to the pl a i nes t mid most useful requ i re d f or d am i s purposes. fis The CHINA STOCK comp r i ses ne T a b le and Dessert Ser vices, richly g ilt an d ot h erw i se, w i th Hot-water Plates; Tea, il s Coffee, and Breakfast Sets, in a multitude of new and 'fashionable patterns ; complete Toilette Services, with Feet [ Pails, Supply Jugs, Slop Jars, Sponge Basins, Mouth Ewers, ,itill Basins ; a variety of elegant Sideboard Jugs ; Punch' Bowls, from the smallest size to some of extraordinary mag nitude ; Mortars and Pestles. Mr. Hodgson begs to call especial attention to the ORNA MENTAL GOODS, which are of an unusual splendour and magnificence. They comprise fine Hall, Vestibule, Drawing room, Mantelpiece, and other Jars, some of which are of extraordinary size, exceeding five feet in height ; Garden and Drawing-room Ottomans, highly-decorated Inkstands of various sizes, Paper Cases, Scent Jars, &c. r The-Dradoronetimd_Aie ai.- , stock ioaludes Fr u it. C a k e , ....1 Gard Baskets, of exquisite workmanship; Chimney Or naments, in Sets of three and five ; Cologne Bottles, &c. The EARTHENWARE embodies the latest improvements. The fine Pearl-body Table Sets, embracing solidity and rich ness of glazing, with fine Engravings, will be much admired; lalso Chamber Sets, Jugs, Cups, Bowls, Plates, Dishes, the much-used Family Creamlets, Milk Pans, Blanc Mange ' Moulds, Hot-water Dishes and Plates, &c. Catalogues may be had at the place of sale. Experienced Packers will be in constant attendance. To be viewed on the.afternoon of SATURDAY next. IMPORTANT SALE OF FIRST-CLASS PICTURES, ADELPHI HOTEL. MR. HODGSON begs most respectfully to acquaint Con. noisseurs and Patrons of the Arts, that he is instructed by Mr. Brett, to SELL by AUCTION, on TUESDAY next, 2d May, at Twelve o'clock precisely, at the large Assembly Room, Adelphi Hotel, Liverpool, an extensive and very va luable Collection of PAINTINGS, (in the finest possible condition, by Ancient and Modern Masters. In this SPLENDID COLLECTION will be found a magnificent specimen of CANALETTI, View of St. Mark's, Venice, the celebrated Larder Picture, by RunEr and SNYDERS ; Fine Portrait of Charles the Bold, Ruben.; Matchless Portrait o the Duchess of Havre, Vandyck ; Holy Family, Titian ; Landscape, D. Teniers ; Philip the Fourth as St. Hubert, Velasquez ; also, the Genuine Works of Luca Giordano, Vanderneer, Brauwer, S. Rosa, Jan Steen, Melchior Roos, Snyders, P. Potter, Kneller ' Carlo Maratti, Cl au d e L orra i ne, Bogard', Tintoretto, Greuze, Sir J. Reynolds, A. Cuyp, Guido Rheni, Sir T. Lawrence Dietrichy, Hondikoeter, Gainsbro', Bieldenmaker, Frank Hals, R. Wilson, P. da Cartoua, Ostade, Stothard. Guercino, Cuyp, Rembrandt. • And other esteemed Masters; and the truly: celebrate' who!e length Portrait of Queen Victoria, by Sully ; an Ori zinal of Arthur, Duke of Wellington, (painted in 1818,) and the Princess Charlotte, by DAWE, R.A. ; also mativ RARE ind valuable WORKS OF ART, including splendid Carvings 'a Wood and IvoRY of matchless quality. To be viewed the whole of SATURDAY, the 29th instant, Ind on MONDAY, the Ist of May, from Ten to Three ''clock. N.B.—Tickets to view by GAS LIGHT ON SATURDAY • EVENING, to be had of Mr. HO DGSON , 50, Ch urc h- street, ' Lnd at the Adelphi Hotel. which, even when seen, " Thou seest not all, but piecemeal thou must break, To separate contemplation, the great whole." The exquisite proportions of THE CLASSI one of the finest specimens of C PORTICO, THE GREEK DORIC, together with " The Dome, the vast and wondrous Dome," which proudly ----- vies In Air with E ar th' s chief Structures," win our admiration, while there is nothing of ancient or modern days that can compete with it, either in CLASSIC ELEGANCE, GRANDEUR OF EFFECT, 1 OR BEAUTY OF PROPORTION • and it must remain to future ages a Monument of ? the genius of the Architect, as an Outshining and o'erwhelming Edifice." The Dome, it is believed, is of larger dimensions than that of any other of a similar nature, and it is as admirable for the scientific principles of its internal construction as for the pAndeur of its external effect; being " To art a model, Simple, erect, severe, austere, sublime, It looks tranquillity." The solidity of the construction of this enormous mass of Classic Architecture, is quite equal to its colossal dimensions, and is well calculated to stand the rigid test of time. " Glorious Dome, Shalt thou not last?" The stupendous purpose for which the Colosseum was erected is too well known to need description, THOUSANDS AND TENS OF THOUSANDS having been attracted by THE PICTURE OF LONDON, which covers the Interior of the external Wall, THE MODERN BABYLON, which occupied the artist upwards of four years in delineating is endless details from the Dome of St. Paul's at 'lx. null. boor of the m orn i ng, when the buildings of this great metro- • olis were onobliour...t h,....00ke, and me early mists dispe rse d y the suns vicegerent p ower . Thi s p i cture now " Stands within the C o l osseum ' s wa ll." The Building contains A GRAND SALOON OF ART, surrounding the interior of th e w h o l e ed i f i ce , " All musical in it s i mmens i t i es , Rich Marbles— r i c h er P a i nt i ng —" isitiooruesdwithmachinery, productionsanda v o a f r i ety modern scientific artists, m attract the spectator, and is we ll calculated for any an d every exhibition of aii extensive n a t ure. experiments odels ofin g teo. th .Expanded by the Geni y us of the mind Spot Has grown Colossal—" On the outside of the Main Building are magnificent Con servatories filled with every kind of exotic and decorate( with FOUNTAINS AND JETS D'EAU, equalling in bea u ty the most celebrated fountains at Versaille and St. Ildefonso. Among the appendages to this UNIQUE ESTABLISHMENT the SWISS COTTAGE, WITH ITS LAKES & WOODS on which are domesticated the Royal Eagle, and other bird: of rare and costly character. To these Mr. Braham 'added By Messrs. TROTTER and HODGKINS, On MONDAY next, the Ist May, at Eleven o'clock precisely, on the Premises, Preeson's-row, nearly opposite St. George's Church, E whole of the genteel and useful:-'HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, a few valuable Paintings and Prints, the FIXTURES and FITTINGS of hit old-established and well-known LICENSED HOUSE and SPIRIT VAULT, by the name of the " Old Red House" ; together with the TENANT'S INTEREST. Immediate possession will be given. _ _ A HALL OF MIRRORS. AN EXTENSIVE THEATRE, capable of being converted into a magnificent Banqueting Room, in which 3000 persons have been publicly entertained. The Theatre is well stored with Scenery : the accommodations four the Auditory are extensive : the Retiring Rooms com modious and handsome : Lodges forming convenient Dwell ing-houses; a Licensed Public -house • and there is A FRONTAGE TO ALBANY-STREET, calculated for a Building operation on a large scale. Such is a very condensed analysis of the leading points connected with this unequalled Structure. The next very important feature to a Purchaser, is, to draw his attention to " the ways and means" by which _ _ " . AN ENORMOUS INCOME" may be secured. The renown of this Establishment has ex tended throughout the Globe, and it is the present purpose to point out its pecuniary advantages. The Picture of Lon don is the greatest of its varied features, and the estimation in which it is held may be imagined by an uncontrovertible fact, that For further information apply to the Auctioneers, 5 Queen-square. CARRIAGES, HARNESS, HANDSOME PONY AND GIG, THE STOCK-IN-TRADE, AND THE f al WHOLE OF THE IMPLEMENTS, ND OTHER ELF' OF A CARRIAGE BU DER. By Messrs. TROTTER and DGKINS, On WEDNESD AY next, th e 3d o f Ma , at Eleven o'clock precisely, on the Premises, Key-street and M'Viccar-street,. near the Exchange, irr H E STOCK-IN-TRADE and Effects of a CARRIAGE .1. BUILDER, declining the Business, comprising New end Second-hand Open Cars, Gigs, Skerries, Landeaus, Barouche, Whitechapels, &c., Double and Single Sets of TWO THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED PERSONS HAVE PAID FOR ADMISSION DURING ONE DAY to view this extraordinary and incomparable work of art. " THE COLOSSEUM'S GRANDEUR ENCOMPASSED THEM WITH WONDER, A SUBLIME CREATIVE SPIRIT IN THIS WORLD OF MIRACLES." It may be well to observe that, the continued success will be rendered certain by a change of scene, and the purchaser' has only to call to his aid THE WOODCHESTER PARK ESTATE IN GLOU CESTERSHIRE, INFINITELY EXCEEDING IN VALUE, IN IMPORTANCE, AND IN INFLUENCE, ANY OTHER IN THE MARKET, THE RENTAL AND VALUE A PPROCHES £5,300 A-YEAR. MR. GEORGE ROBINS h a s the sa ti s f act i on to make known that he has been favoured by the instructions of l THE RIGHT HON. THE EARL OF DUCIE, to sell by PUBLIC COMPETITION, at the Auction Alert, in London, on TUESRAY, the fith of June, at Twelve o'clock, in One Lot, THE WOODCHESTER ESTATE, which has acquired a renown that will relieve the Individual who has the conduct of this Sale, from entering into a very ALUABLE MINE SHARES IN FLINTSIIRE. lengthened detail ;in fact, he may be permitted, from this By Mr. JAMES WILLIAMS, .- circumstance, to condense the infinite variety of never-ending n WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of M a y, a t T wo o'clock in -, beauties. and advantages, which are every where contending the Afternoon, at the White Horse Hotel, in the town of : for the rivalry, into a more limited thee; Premisin g , ere h e Holywell, in the county of Flint, s ubj ec t t o suc h condi- ;,,,, encounters the Herculean task, thae Public must be con- Lions as shall then be p ro d uce d, an d i n th e foll ow i ng lots : " tent with an imperfect, although it shall be a faithful narra ,.l Lot " T HREE SIXTEENTH SHARES oftheTERFYN " five of Woodche s t er . LEVEL LEAD MINE, situate at the east cud .. THIS MAGNIFICENT PROPERT Y .• Jof, and adjoining the celebrated Talargoch Mine in the i f AND ITS PRINCELY DEMESNE county of Flint. A strong vein of Ore h as a l rea dy been die- -1' is situate in the rich vale of Gloucester, approaching to covered by means of a Level, but that not being deep enough i' Stroud. to unwater the Mine effectually, a second and deeper Lever,- Th e MANSION is HAPPILY PLACED CENTRE is now driving. The Mi ne i s i n one of the best mineral dis- Aof a PARK, LUXURIANT BEYOND in the DESCRIPTION, ~ tricts, and is esteem e d a most prom i s i ng adventure. The';, NOT YIELDING IN ITS NATURAL BEAUTY• G r ound leased to the compan y compr i ses upwards of 600 :TO ANYTHING CONTMPORANE O US THRO UGH - . . 1 - ' 2.—Five TWENTY-NINTH SHARES of th e T OUT ENGLAND. ALA- ' 4 The Estate includes nearly , Probably one remark in r CRE LEAD MINE, which is a continuation of the above, and is worked by means of an old Level, which has been re- -s;', - A-divided into Superior Farms, -.4 : " FOUR THOUSAND ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAND, icently opened to one of the veins producing Ore. Another ,f FOUR MILES IN LENGTH AND FIVE IN Level is now in progress, and has already been drive n up- ?v, BREADTH, • wards of 600 yards, with every prospect of cutting another ;•= with Farr-houses of a superior character, and a tenantry Vein in a short time. This Mine is considered a very ;soon one, and there is every, reason to believe it will va " be in profitable operation. very''t corroboration of the last sentence ,' that is perfectly unexce tionable P. e will be satisfactory. The The Ground leased to this company comprises upwards of FIVE THOUSAND T HREE ;:i arrears o n the Lady-day ren t s are not quite . 1 : 1 00. The rental and value approaches 800 acres. 3.—Four SIXTEENTHS of the BRYNFORD HALL 4 t attention is LEAD MINE, on the west end of, and adjoining the well -:;` HUNDRED POUNDS A-YEAR,. The next point for • known Milwr Mine, near Holywell. ° WOODCHESTER MANSION, f l an abode which originally cost above 4.—Fifty-eight FIVE-TWELFTHS of 472 SHARES of ONE - :., HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS. the HOLYWELL LEVEL MINE, near Holywell afore_ ;. . first N bl • said. It is planned to accommodate the . 0 emen in the . , land; seventy guests have found repose and comfort here on Further particulars may be obtained on application to THOMAS HARRISON, Esq., Saithaelioyd, near Holy :the one night Windows of Painted Glass, give to it a dim, reli well, or •.• -• ' fact, everything ,togs light, in Messrs. ROBERTS and Sox, Solicitors, in Mold. As taste will sometimes differ, Mr. Robins would observe, THE MAGIC INFLUENCE OF STANFIELD'S PENCIL, to create a new sensation, and enlist thousands to partake of the refreshing delight created by his versatile and unrivalled talent. Indeed it will not be requisite to tax ingenuity very greatly, to think of an infinite variety of ways by which al Large fortune may be made. It has from its infancy, and fort years past, produced from Three to - FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS A YEAR, and this without any artificial aid, or so much of industry and tact as this wonderful Building seems, especially to have invited. The Tenure may be assimilated to a Freehold. It is Leasehold from the Crown for 70 years, and the original Ground Rent a mere bagatelle. Particulars will be ready 21 days prior to the sale, and may be had of Messrs. Fladgate, Young, and Jackson, Solicitors, 12, Essex -street, Strand ; the Auction Murt ; and the. Offices in Covent-garden. Printed particulars, which gill admit one person to see all the Exhibition, at Is. each,,niay be had, at the Offices in Covent-garden. I Harness. In the Workshops and Smithy, a very excellent and power ful Drilling Machine, Vices, Working Benches, a capital Turning Lathe with Fly-wheel, &c., complete, a Wheel Tier Furnace and Ironwork, Wheelwright's Pit and Benches, Parts of Carriages, several Pairs of Smith's Bellows, Anvils, Vices, Drills, and Smithy Tools, Iron Work, Handcart, a variety of capital Glazed Shop Windows, Folding-doors, and other Miscellaneous Effects, particulars of which will be given in future Adverisements. The whole may be viewed on TUESDAY next, the 2d of May, and Catalogues had on the Premises, or at the 3tuctioneers' Offices, 5, Queen-square. altss by 2urtion. SALE AT THE TRAFA LGA R INN , REGENT . ' EXTENSIVE SALE, WINSTANLEY'S'ROOMS. ; 4 ! Regent-road, corner of 11, XESSRS. THOS. WINSTAN LEY and SONS respect-: ROAD. By Mr. T. BRANCH, ', l AI respectfully announce, that they will SELL by AUC-":4 1 , On THURSDAY next, the 27th instant, at Eleven o'clock, on ~ TION, at their Rooms, Church -street, on WEDNESDAY `? ii , t; the Premises, the Trafalgar Inn, - the 3d, THURSDAY, the 4th, FRLDAY, the sth, and SATUR: Vulcan -street,---by order of the Executor, j • DAY, the 6th May next, precisely tit Eleven o'clock each , THE Remaining part of the modern HOUSEHOLD • day, An extensive Assortment o x t HOUSEHOLD'S, A • FURNITURE, a capital well-finished' Model of a ~?, Steamer, and various other Effects, of a Gentleman de- FURNITURE, Plate, China d rilliant-toned six ceased, which comprises several handsomedahogany Four octave Cottage Piano-forte by Tom, , Cabinet and Hori--, post Bedsteads, with printed Chintz Hantings, fitted up in zotital Grand Ditto, by Bro ' adwood Sons, Pair of Globes, , ' 1 t an Electrical M ac hi ne an d Apparatts, Paintings, Framed .. the prevailing taste, with Fre nc h Rods, Ribgs, and C orn i ces, Prints, &c. • . French and Camp Bedstead s , an d var i ous appropriate Beds ' A graAt variety o f A r ti c l es su i ta b le for Drawing-rooms, , and Beddi ng , P a i nte d Ch amber Requisites, Brussells and other Carpet s , S e t s o f D amask Window Curtains, modern Dining-rooms, Parlours, an e x t ens i ve assortment of Chamber ' Furniture, Kitchen Requisites, &c. TUESDAY next, th e 2d M ay, w h en Cata- ,• , Mahogany F urn i ture, i n Sets of Chairs, Pembroke and To be view e d Dining Tables, S o f as , Ch ests of Drawers, &c., Swing Toilet Logue* may b e had. on Glasses, Cane-seated Ch a i rs , F enders, Fire- i rons, a capital Kitchen Dresser, Culinary Utensils, And other useful Articles. To be viewed TO.MORROW (Wednesday), the 26th instant, when Catalogues may be had on the Premises, or at Mr. BRANCH'S Offices, Hanover-street. WOODLAND SCENERY AND ORNAMENTAL WATERS are ever and anon contending for the supremacy. " Here swell the vale's, the woods and prospects rise." The O ffi ces, within and without, are quite commensurate There is standing for Eight Carriages, Eighteen Stalls, be. sides loose boxes; and this is independent of THE HUNTING ESTABLISHMENT, which is perfect. - THE CHURCH PREFERMENT INCLUDES TWO VALUABLE ADVOWSONS, 'with Woo&hester and Frocester, £6OO a year, and Two au. perior Parsonage Houses. Connected with it is THE ENT ME VI LLAGE of NYMPHFIELD, WHERE. IN ARE SIXTY-SIX HOUSES, AND THE DUCIE ARMS, WITH POLITICAL INFLUENCE EXTENDING OVER TWELVE HUNDRED HONEST YEOMEN. The Kitchen 'Gardens occupy a space of six acres, inclosed by walls 12 feet in height, clothed with highly-flavoured fruit, and ornamented by TEN HOT AND SUCCESSION HOUSES, in which is included two for Peaches and eight Vineries. Every thing is so bountiful, that Covent-garden Market would be accounted a work of supererogation. THE SPLENDID GROUNDS AND MAGNIFICENT SCENERY will next occupy a place in this moderated statement, and the writer feels that, having in his own person enjoyed the unspeakable delight to witness this Fairy scene "! F the modesuses made," I, add encountering or in constanttaucM ceasion the never-ending reaks and peeps through the woods, he might almost be ex cused if he imbued the landscape with two much colour; but even this excusable fiult he will avoid. To begin—the Gr6unds are laid out in that perfect taste which knows how I to wed nature to art, without sacrificing her simplicity to the alliance, and occupied a space extending over a century, be- I fore they arrived at perfection. There are MILES OF ROMANTIC WALKS AND DRIVES WITHIN THIS INCOMPARABLE SPOT, and the cleverness by which the mountain tops are approach ed, by the walks stealing gently and gradually through this beauteous scene, the fearful acclivity is overcome. It must be seen to be well appreciated; and when the task is accom plished the views which present themselves are a reward greatly exceeding the fatigue by which it has been accom plished, and at the summit it would also appear that the clouds were in connection with this fruitful demesne. Art is out of place here, quite an alien to that which nature has vouchsafed. TO SEE AND TO FEEL THIS IN ALL. ITS FORCE THE SPECTATOR MUST BE ALONE WITH NATURE. Embosomed in these splendid Woods is seen THE ANCIENT CASTLE ERECTED AT THE SUGGESTION OF GEORGE II The Vale of Gloucester has long been famed for its variec beauties—Malvern, Dursley, and Riley, with its romantic encampment, are in the distance, THE RIVER SEVERN IN ITS IRREGULAR COURSE PASSING THROUGH THE VALLEY, forming a conspicuous feature, progressing in silent stillness, !except where " Bubbling runnels join the sound," or where the wind makes Music in the sighing of the reeds," varying and " improving the Landscape until it will be felt to eggas -ill description. THE TERRACE WALKS OF GREAT EXTENT and importance, are well imagined to improve the swim Claude-like pictures which nature in its bounty has vouch safed to Woodchester. A Temple adorns a different spot, which overlooks THE ITALIAN GARDENS AND FOUNTAINS PLAYING with the ornamental water in the fore-ground ; it would really bring to mind what may be likened to Elysium, but Mr. Robins feels he is exceeding the limit he had prescribed to himself, and will therefore take a very summary view of the rest. The Rental is, at the express desire of the Noble Earl 20 per cent. less than its neighbours. The Park is full o deer THE MANORS AND MANORIAL RIGHTS give a consequence that will not be overlooked, besides the greater advantage of being always well supplied with game.' The fishing is also excellent, and the bunting and field sports of first-rate order •in fact, the great dif fi culty would arise in pointing out an advantage that is not conspicuous here, and, be it remembered, it is WITHIN THREE HOURS AND A HALF RIDE OF LONDON, a a short hour of Cheltenham; and railway is in progress that will almost skirt the village; in conclusion, it may be safely affirmed, that if hospitality be one of the characteris tics of Woodchester, THE REPRESENTATION OF THE COUNTY, I will FOLLOW, AS A MATTER OF COURSE, with ITHE LORD LIEUTENANCY TO FOLLOW. One word more at parting ; respecting the Corn Bill. II is now pretty well understood that the byADM tc IRABLE n AND STATESMANLIKE MANNER wu SIR ROBERT PEEL, BART., has settled and put to rest for ever THE INTRICATE QTESTION OF THE CORN BILL, will incline all those who were sceptical before to agree with Mr. Robins, that terra firma (now fixed upon an immovable rock by the pe:spicacity of the Minister) is infinitely prefera ble to Three per Cents. at 97 ; and Mr. Robins desires to in vite all such Capitalists as are in search of the best invest ment extant, to give him personally the opportunity to ex plain more minutely the varied qualifications exclusively claimed as appurtenances to Woodchester. Particulars in due time, at the best inns at Stroud, Glou cester, Cheltenham, Bath, and Liverpool ; of Mr. MORTON, on the Estate; at the Auction Mart; and at Mr. GEORGE RowNs's Office, London. THE VENERABLE CHURCH is so contiguous as to he a most acceptable appendage, and its little unpretending steeple is seen ever and anon peeping' through the grove, and completing a landscape that can hardly be appreciated, and in no danger of being overrated. In con nexion with this fine property the advantages seem to be with out termination. 'We will first begin with THE CONSEQUENCE AND IMPORTANCE BELONGING TO THE LORD OF THE MANOR, independently of pecuniary advantages arising out of the quit rents and fines. THE DIDLINGTON ESTATE, ONE OF THE MOST ELIGIBLE IN NORFOLK, AND, AS A SPORT ING ESTATE, IT IS NOT TO BE SURPASSED THROUGHOUT ENGLAND. THE MANSION AND PARK ARE OF A CORRESPONDING CHA RACTER—A DEMESNE OF 4,000 ACRES WITHIN A RING FENCE—EXTENSIVE CHURCH PRE FERMENT—AND A SEAT IN PARLIAMENT IN VIEW FOR WEST NORFOLK. THE POOR RATE VERY LITTLE, AND DIDLINGTON FREE OF GREAT TITHES. AIR. GEORGE ROBINS has the honour to announce IVA that he is favoured with instructions from LORD BERNERS AND THE HON. H. W. WILSON, to SELL by PUBLIC COMPETITION, at the Auction Mart, in London, on THURSDAY, the Bth of June, at Twelve o'clock, in One Lot, A singularly IMPORTANT FREEHOLD PROPERTY, with so many advantages connected with it, that it will be difficult to condense only the leading features in the limited space of an announcement. TIIE DIDLINGTON HALL ESTATE may trace its renown from the period of Lord Berners, who originally gave to it a character as A SPORTING DEMESNE THAT IT WOULD BE IN VAIN TO SEEK FOR ELSEWHERE THROUGHOUT ENGLAND. The quantity of game is absolutely without end ; and here are the paddocks and course where Camarine, Lamplighter, and Phosphorus, with many others of the best racers of their day, were bred and trained ; in this respect rivalling Greece famed for generous steeds, for beauty more." The numerous covers are so prolific that it is difficult to award a preference. The slaughter throughout the season is quite fearful, and the profit from its countless head of game aids materially the large revenue that is the subject of this review. The Mansion in its outward form is unpretending, but as a comfortable " Dulce Domum " it will yield to few in the county. There is a coziness prevailing throughout that is rarely seen, vividly exemplifying the " Utile Dulci," • and the accommodation extends to at least seventy guests, . who may repose here in comfort; and, this necessarily re minds the writer that A REPRESENTATIVE OF WEST NORFOLK would find the Hall and Dining -room especially adapted to the full enjoyment of a portion of his respectable Constitu ency ; and A IS EALY to collect this little re OUR ve T HEL extent Its is R understood to be co-textensive with the parish ; but the sport derivable from the abundance of game, is of infinitely more importance, and to a sporting man it will be music to his ear to be inform ed of the various packs of hounds which frequently enliven this vicinity. It may now be desirable to arrest our progress into the varied agremens of North Mymms, to make a few observations on the capabilities of this mansion. It has been so cleverly managed that, although a Viceroy might find abundant source of enjoyment, and lack nothing included in the expressive word comfort, there is a total absence of that fearful annoyance arising out of being over-housed. THE GRAND GALLERY, OR BANQUETING ROOM, . . iseems origi 'very likely ;inally to have been created with an idea that is now to be realised. - THE REPRESENTATION OF ST. ALBAN'S is in view, as a matter of course; it is one of the multiplicity of objects that will accompany this purchase ; one of " the ways and means" inseparable from the next representati on , of this Borough. B u t t o rec ur t o th e mansion —there is the, most abundant accommodation throughout—lots of conve.l nience and bed-rooms for the domestics. Ten lofty best bed chambers, a staircase of oak, whereon imitation will be awakened ; the hall, of extraordinary beauty, is paved with marble ; it is quite adapted to a dinner-room through the summer and autumn months. The drawing-rooms and salon a-manger are all in perfect keeping, fitted up in carved oak, and oak floors to each, but it is to the tact and singular judg went that has directed the whole, to which especial attention is requested. The expense has been fearful, but good taste is so conspicuous, that it will never be a source of regret. A MAGNIFICENT CONSERVATORY AND HOT-HOUSE are in connexion with the second dining-parlour, and a the subordinate offices are in character. Within the court yard is everything to render a hunting establishment corn plete:_ THE GARDENS AND PLEASURE-GROUNDS are of considerable extent, although two gardeners alone keep' them in excellent order. The lawn on one side is adorned' by flowering shrubs, and a variety of American plants ; on the other the taste of the worthy pastor has inclined to the encouragement of wild rabbits, who domesticate for hours in sight of the eating-rooms. The kitchen-gardens are exten sive, and great care has been taken to secure the finest speci mens of fruit as well as vegetables, and a❑ important feature suggests itself that will not be disregarded. There exists a' total independence of " LA GRANDE CUISINE," and the COOL TEMPERATURE OF THE CELLARS, indicate that it is worthy to entertain the friends of the in dependent Member, who (if his prine;pies be of the rigli order) might perchance WALK OVER THE COURSE whenever a vacancy occurs in the representation of the county, The Ice House, well filled, is amongst the host of agre. • mens. There are hot, cold, and shower Baths, and an en gine which supplies every part of the house with the purest water ; the most Fashionable Watering Places on the Eastern Coast are within easy distance. The Mansion is placed in the CENTRE OF A FINELY-TIMBERED PARK, ON THE BANK OF A SPLENDID LAKE, which, with its luxuriant Plantation walk, approach nearly TWENTY ACRES OF " ORNAMENTAL WATERS," with fish of all sorts to a great extent ; and hard by it THE DELIGHTFUL RIVER WISSEY, progressing in silent stillness through the centre of this es tate, and by its irregular course not unfrequently forming its boundary, besides occasionally throwing • " His thirsty arms along the indented meads," refreshing the meadow lands. THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT OF FISHING is considerable ; and the depth of water, and extent of the • " Glassy bosom of the lake," render it quite equal to the enjoyment of A LITTLE QUIET YACHTING. THE GARDENS ARE EXTENSIVE, with Hot Houses and Melon Ground, and a prolific Orchard hard by, THE VENERABLE CHURCH is an appurtenance that aids materially "THE SPLENDID LANDSCAPE AT DIDLINGTON, AND THE BEAUTIFUL AVENUE OF LIMES" renders this sacred spot one which inclines the writer to exclaim, THE . WHOLE RACE OF TRADESPEOPLE, everything essential to a family, beginning with killing the finest mutton, and ending by the delicious gallini, are all in daily exercise here; the consequence is this Estate CLAIMS TO BE PROFITABLE AS WELL AS ORNAMENTAL. Indeed, it may be enjoyed without having to draw upon a very large income. The next point to call the public attention to is THE SEVERAL FARMS AND LANDS, one of which has been christened by Mr. Thompson THE EXAMPLE FARM. A now and fit name, that does him infinite credit, for it is upon this trial farm he has proved to demonstration the quality of the soil, and at the present writing he has mani fested the advantage of good farming, by exhibiting five quarters of wheat and barley, and a great probability of mor 'than two tons of hay per acre. The other farms have the same power under the self-same management. In the centre of the property is A VILLA OF CONSIDERABLE TA STE, partaking a little of the Elizabethan style—it is seated on a lawn of great beauty, and surrounded by plantation walks, shrubberies, and garden. It has full accommodation for a retiring merchant, and a sporting man would here repose in clover, amid every possible comfort he could desire, and there is a hot-house in case grapes be one of his favourite fruits. The stable department includes everything that can be suggested. Away from this is another Villa upon a smaller !4cale, and throughout the Estate are distributed snug littl habitations to gladden the hearts of the poor occupiers. -Much more might be added to this very moderate statement, but Mr. Robins is exceedingly anxious that a purchaser on viewing this property may return delighted with having found !the landscape h as no t b een su ffi c i ent l y co l oure d. Particulars will be ready twenty.eight days prior to the rsale ; to be had at the Mansion; also at the best Inns at Barnet, Hatfield, and St. Alban's; of Mr. Hunsos, Solici tor, Bucklersbury; at the Auction Mart, in Covent-garden. " TAKE IT ALL IN ALL, WE NE'ER MAY LOOK UPON FOR ITS LIKE AGAIN." The next point for consideration is the extent of the pro perty, and th e grea t revenue d er i va b le from it; the previous !remarks having been confined alone to the pleasure and de-, light that encompass this fairy scene, and where imaginationi pictures that " There Titania dwells." EDUCATION IN FRANCE The Estate app roac h es ryIHE Reverend GEORGE STOKES, who,.itiabout to i s e ncc FOUR THOUSAND ACRES WITHIN A RING il. Remove to DIEPPE, France, will be prepared to re- FENCE, IN THE HIGHEST POSSIBLE STATE OF CULTIVATION, and with this i e sentenceexcep exception is used tw o farm s advisedly,) respectably iit ail o b e e c e u n p managed n . Iceive into his Family there, after the Ist of May, a limited 4 , Nu d nibtz: s of I r - O . U si N s G u GENt TIdEMEN,fto be EDUCATED ii under STOKES'S Residence is Spacious, suitable, and de. der the direction of the respected owner for the last fourteen . i tachrd; distant from Dieppe about It mil and a half, on the years, by a talented bailiff, regardless of expense, unt il it s ,_. Para. road, and commanding e tt • ex t ens i ve prospect of the present state could be achieved, a system which would bave,;;•town, t h e sea , the . forest, and beautiful valley of Argues, met the approval and engrossed the poetic conceptions of • r an i c ‘ i ir the T u o rrounding country. ' IMMORTAL HESIOD. 41.KEsh refers to the Rev, T. Tattershall, D.D., An erroneous prejudice has long existed that the land in thisShaw-street s ; d t e Rev. Fielding Ould, M.A., Soho-street ; vicinity is too light to be fruitful; it is' Mr.Robins's pleasing ' Th m s ;;Bookseller, Esq., Mo.sley-hill ;or Mr. Wareing Webb, duty to correct this misapprehension by facts (which are _ Castle-atreet, where terms, testimonials, &c. - may be had, stubborn thin s). THE STOCK OF SHEEP NUMBERS NEAR 3, 000 , N.B.—The ,journey from London to Dieppe, via Brighton, OP TIDE PURE SUSSEX DOWN, is usually performed in less than twelve hours. and the average Pr,- ...I ; ,,,, ~ .; i0 .44 from this source, and the_Cattle. , Br nevalow4ireet, Liverpool,Aprii 7, 1843. THE SUPERIORITY OF THE CATTLE is proverbial, and the fact in its encouragement is demon strated by the yearly prizes that are continually awarded at Didlington for Sheep and " lordly Steers." It is almost in vain to compete with Saul (the bailiff), and at this present writing there is a Stock of " The lowing herds and nibbling flocks," the Susse x Down, and Heif ers and Cows, that seem to tran scend all that has cone before. Here is AN AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPE that the possessor may well be envied the enjoyment o The soil is exactly suited for Swede Turnips, and upon 300 acres an average of twenty tons per acre may be relied on, independently of the White Turnip, which yields upon the same quantity full as much. The Corn Land is very prolifi in " Ceres' bounteous store." Four quarters of Wbeat, " the golden grain," five of Barley, giving promise of many a sweet " peck o' maut," and two tons of Saint Foin Hay, are the usual returns ; and this, let it be remembered, upon land that prejudice had erroneously ( proclaimed to be poor and profitless. The produce upon the whole estate, upon an average of the last six years, including the farms that are let, may be estimated at about THREE THOUSAND POUNDS A YEAR. Next " in our dear love," as Shakspeare would have said, are THE EXTENSIVE MANORS AND MANORIAL RIGHTS, from which th ere i s amusement without end, and an income without difficulty, extending to £5OO or £6OO a year, inde-11 pendently of a liberal distribution of game to all who partake of the sport. I THE CHURCH PREFERMENT , which necessarily gives a consequence —an importance—to' every property, is considerable here. It includes THE UNITED LIVING OF IGBOROUGH AND D, THE RECTORY OF LANGFOR CRANWICK, THE VICARAGE OF METHWOLD, and THE VICARAGE OF DIDLINGTON, with THE RECTORY OF COLVESTONE. The Living at Didiington is also endowed with a valuable Farm in an adjoining parish. The value of the Church Pre ferment may be estimated at ELEVEN HUNDRED POUNDS A YEAR. There are on the property many excellent Cottages, in which the tradespeople employed on the estate, and labour ers, find repose and comfort. ___ _ , both useful and NORTHWO—LI ornamental, i ) WAT s on the E bank ß-MILL of the river, and OD the skirts of the park. THE ANCIENT SPORT OF FALCONRY, • and the only spot in England where heron hawking was followed, seems, in joining " hawk and hound," to com plete the varied pretensions claimed as legitimately belonging to this fine estate, so richly abounding in " Graceful vicissitudes of field and flood," which is only 24 miles from the Newmarket Meetings, 9 from Swaffham, II from Thetford, 6 from Brandon, and a pleasant ride of eight hours from London, which will speedily be re duced to four hours by means of the railway being extended to Cambridge, and ultimately to Norwich, passing within six miles of the property. Particulars, with a Plan, will be ready twenty-eight days prior to the sale, to be then had at the best Inns at the towns before mentioned ; at the Rutland Arms, Newmarket ; the Bull and Eagle, Cambridge; the Waterloo, Liverpool ; the Manchester Times journal ; of Messrs. Miles, Solicitors, at Leicester; the Auction Mart; and at Mr. George Robins's ,Oflices, London. IN . THE NORTH MYMMS HERTS PARK ESTATE, ONE OF THE MOST ADMIRED SEATS NEAR THE ME TROPOLIS, SEATED IN A PARK OF GREAT BEAUTY, AND A DEMESNE AROUND IT EX TENDING TO NEAR ONE THOUSAND ACRES, WITHIN A RING FENCE, AND A DRIVE OF ONE HOUR AND A HALF FROM THE ME TROPOLIS. M R. GEORGE ROBIN S has the gratification to an. flounce that he is directed to offer to PUBLIC COM PETITION, at the Auction Mart, London, on TUESDAY, the 20th of June, at Twelve o'clock, in One Lot, A PRINCELY HABITATION UPON A MODE ATE SCAE and one that f or it s size wills ot succumb to any of its proud contemporaries. THE NORTH MYMNIS PARK ESTATE has acquired during the progress of time a fame and charac iter arising out of peculiar advantages. In the olden times it 'was selected THE DUKE as a favourite BY abode, and the parti OF ality LEEDS increased so as to ren der it a place in succession to this noble family, who were the inmates for more than 100 years. Since that it has un dergone many changes, until it was left for THE REV. E. THOMPSON, the present worthy proprietor, to incur an enormous outlay in rendering it now (it might almost be said) faultless The Mansion was completed in days of yore AFTER THE STYLE AND MANNER OF QUEEN E H and the taste o f this order of a L rch lZAßET itecture, , which was exclu sively our good Queen's, is at Mymms a perfectly fac-simile. In its outward form it is of an imposing character, and with in there is that " which passeth show," for comfort in its most intelligible form prevails throughout. It is placed on a lawn of much extent sock rtir rnlyz ri t mc i,, 2%i, 1 ,, L Whetho r of sceene, and the continued undulations in the grounds, form one of its varied features. " There's nothing left to fancy's guess, You see that all is loveliness." The Rides and Walks extend for miles within its own domain, and the ornamental Waters, full of fish, will be found a use ful auxiliary. __ PARTNERSHIP. A WNTED, a PARTNER, who can advance £3OOO t o Vl' £5OOO, in an old-established Corn Commisaion-bouse, where the profits would be immediate and ample. Confidential Letters, with real name and address, directed to Z, Box K 7, at the Postoffice, will receive due attention. A HOME FOR AN ORPHAN. ALADY, a Member of the Established Church, residi ng in one of the most delightful Counties in England, (whose Daughter has bad a first-rate Education under a Parisian,) is desirous to receiTe into het house a YOUNG ,LADY, who may require the comforts of a Home, and whose Education would be attended to with the most scru pulous care. The House is most beautifully situated in the Country, and the society of the first description. Terms, (including the use of Harp, Piano-forte, Carriage and Horses, &c.,) £2OO per Annum. Address, L. L., care of Mr. GREGORY, No. 7, Cooke's :ourt, Lincoln's Inn, London. TO PLASTERERS, WHITEWASHERS, See. WANTED, TENDERS for COLOURING & WHITE. WASHING the INFIRMARY and LOCK HOS PITAL. Tenders to be sent in on or before SATURDAY, the 29th nstant, addressed to EDWAltll GIBBON, ESQ., Chairman; Particulars may be obtained at the InfirMary. Liverpool Infirmary, April 21st, 1843. .-- , PARISH OF LIVERPOOL. CONTRACTS FOR BEEF WANTED. THDEESALfEorCTthVe EsuSpTAl:oarfr tr;ioewurq)dikt_iiirrAdiTwEilk,tvh- BEEF, in Quarters, including from 801bs. to 1061bs. of small Meat, per Week, all of the First Quality, for the next Six Months, commencing on the Ist of May. Any information regarding the daily Consumption, and the manner in which the Beef m us t b e supplied, may be received lfrom the Governor of the Workhouse. Sealed Tenders, addressed to the Chairman, to be left at the Select Vestry-office, No. 2, Fanwick-street, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 26th instant. By order, JAMES DOWDALL, Governor. Dry PICKED o marm. 011nro r S AL E kho us , e , a I Q S t u b a n A t i p t r y i 10. of 1 fiB.ln3e. CO i &nib. SECOND-HAND PIANO-FORTES. ON SAL E, several second-hand COTTAGE and SQUARE PIANO-FORTES, by Broach:Dad and Sons, Collard and Collard, and Thai. Tonaison, IN psi_ FECT ORDER. Apply at HIME and SON'S Piano-forte Warehouass, Church-street. Co bt 013 lb or Let. TO be LET or SOLD, a good FAMILY DWELLING ' HOUSF, No. 3, Carlton-ten - we, Upper Parliament street, Windsor. Apply to Mr. D. WCLELLAN, Price-street. Also, on SALE, A COB PONY, PH/ETON, AND HARNESS, together or separately. May be seen at BarrnzßTow's, Wood-street. (One concern.) TO be SOLD or LET, an elegant and substantial MAN SION, with extensive Outbuildings, Gardens, &0., con taining in the whole upwards of four statut e A cr es of and, delightfully ►situate on the banks of the Mersey, near Aieburth, commanding picturesque and pleasing views of the Riser and surrounding country. Plans of the above may be seen and particulars bad, by ap plying at the Office of I'. A. DALE, Surveyor, 2, Barned buildings, Sweeting-street, Castle - str e et , Liverp ool. Co in 'et. FURNISHED HOUSE. TO be LET, for Six Months, two mi les from the Ex change, a good HOUSE, with Drawing Room, Dining, Breakfast, and six Bed Rooms, very haxdromely FURNISURD throughout, and suitable for a Family of the first reipectsi. bility. The House commands an exeollent prospect, and would be Let only to a genteel Family, with unexceptiouahls references, who would take care of the Furniture. Apply, from Twelve till Two, at 1, Clare Terrace, Edge. Jane. - - OXTON. o be LET, FURNISHED , for the Sammsp / Months, or a T longer term, Two HOUSES. The Houses join, and would make one pretty large House; each contain two Sit ting Rooms, three Bed Rooms, and stood Kitchen. The situation commands a view of Liverpool, the Welsh Hills, and the Sea. Terms moderate. Two miles from Woodside Ferry. Apply to JOSEPH R. PIM, Derby Buildings, Fenwink -2i151 street, Liverpool, or Oak Fie ld, Birkenhead. If the above Houses are no t let in a few days, persons may t in h g o s f p 4 er th U m 'e o e n k t . h have singl e R oo ms, Furnishe d, for the Summer, at Ten Sh , 1843. au TO be LET, the NEW BRIGHTON HOTEL, u Hotel or Boarding-house, with or without the Ferry. Also, OFFICES and a CELLAR, in Atherton Buildings. DITTO, in Exchange-street. The HOUSE, No. 3, York-terrace, Everton; and NAVARIN COTTAGE, Grecian-trace: both of which may be entered upon immediately. Also, EVERTON L ODGE, at present in the occupation of Daniel Buchanan, Esq., with Outbuildings, Garden, &c. Apply to Mr. Araaavos, Atherton Buildings, D a l e _ street, Liverpool, or New Brighton. ( One concern.) , Cow_ NORTH WALES. 1 1 0 be LET, and entered upon immediately, Furnished 1 for the reception of a Family, DOLBEN, consisting o f Dining, Drawing, and small Morning-rooms, Housekeeper's_ room, and several good Bed-rooms, with Dressing-ro oms and Offices ; Stabling for seven or eight Horses house, &c., a walled Garden, with the Trees in full bearing, Y, one of the most and the Ground cropped for the season, Twenty-tw o acres, more or less, of good Hay and Pasture Lend. picturesque D ol hn is Dolben is three miles from the Market and Daily p ost Town of Denbigh, and the same distance from St. Asa h, through w hi c h latter place there are daily Nisi' Coaches P to is Korth Wale s and from London. Liverpool, Chester, Holyhead, &c. ' highly varied with Rock, Wood, and Water ; the River El ' wy, one of the best Trout Streams in the Principality, passing and situated beautifuli n the villa e s e o s f g through the Grounds. The Caverns in the Rocks adjoining the Dol ben Grounds afford a rich treat to the Geologist, abounding with alluvial matter, i n which have been discovered the Teeth, Bones, &c., of various animals. Nothing less than an occular survey of the scenery th a t Dolben commands, ca n give a fair a nd ade q uate i dea of it. Apply to Mr. dEORGIS MARsoes, 5, Old Church-yard, Liverpool ; Mr. PIERCE, Cefn Farm, near St. Asaph; and Mr. THOMAS E VA NS, Solicitor , Denbigh. _—......---...---........,......__ o c t e ' o r f e t tu h rning his REMOVAL. f:r is sev ß er E al : GEORGE HOPKINSON, Coach-builder and M imes _ most re l s r Pec h t ,s i s ti I l e Y x.p a e n ri n e o n i c i announcer faithful workmanship, MOVAL from Lime-street, to the more _ commodious Pre. fashionable materials raises of Messrs. Samuel and James Holme, SESL-STRILKT, Manufacturer , sincere thanks to the Gentry of Liv erpool and its environs Bold-street ; and this ernmsbubirpyal:csoeorsltici s op po rt unity p c p: n r t t i u n n u i a t n y years r the p a s s -e t r ; y liberal bu and at prefer ence which it shall be his unceasing endeavour to merit, by B —Carriages for Exportation. withstrictly t le m v o e d o e , r b a t e e s tcahna and most 0 , s a t o f u a n s d hio a Liverpool, March, 1843. EARTHQUAKE IN THE WEST INDIE S . SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE RELIEF OF THE SUFFERERS. A FRI GHTFUL and calamitou s EARTH QUAKE has shaken to their foundations Antigua and the Leeward Islands. In the towns, the churches, hospitals, and public . buildings, the merchants stores and private dwellings have been thrown down or rendered dangerous and uninhabitable. In the country the mills and machinery have been rendered unserviceable. The habitations of the planters and the pea santry have shared the fate of the buildings in the towns. Masses of earth and rocks have been precipitated from the . highlands into the valleys below, blocking up the roads and rivers, and overwhelming the crops and provision grounds • on which the labourers depended for their subsistence. The face of the island is a wreck of property, involving all classes in one common ruin, and thus precluding relief from being afforded by one to another. The Colonists of Guiana. Trinidad, and Barbadoes, sympathizing with the sufferers. have liberally afforded such aid as was in their power. iit A in APPEAL is now made to the British public to rend,. • dineistcigriabteindginthaesielotidciestroefsstehsis, kwihnidc,hafiadnt:wo:icihies:: endured c t h a s r i o o u n g s h o o u f t a w istihmmi similar t nat exemplary ure,this r e p a r i a g c n t l c t ly b " e o t r i f e e e r of Ch bOesuo nt to o t b i e a e n n c f i r i a e r e i l t y y w nd ith li o b u er t a r l e ly fe e r x en er e c e is to e . d thh i n e gent it emergency.undoubted !y Thew Chief and the Bishop of the or-In intrusted to the Govern Nugent, Esq.. received by. diocese. Subscriptions w ill be _ ter gent for Antigua terrace, Bayswa , 1.‘1.D., 27, Porchester idllisntroitbibteiossn'it held in this not leas Ur idy ? 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Molyneux.. •• • ....... • _ . Subacriptious will be receive d i n Liverpool at all the Bank', Nesyspaper 0 ffiees . the unae offices Or C. W. sued F. SHANU. T 0 be LET, in Hamilton -square, Birkenhead. Two HOUSES, well arranged, and complete with every c on _ venience, and fitted with Warm, Cold, and Shower Bathe. Rent, £lO5 and 1.115. Apply at No. 9, Hamilton -square, or at the Gas (NEC', Birkenhead.