The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-02-16 00:00:00

I _ ?'_7d P A Etberpool *btppfnq. EAST INDIES For BOMBAY ; , The very fast Ship BLAK , 1, THomsoN, Ma e Will have early despatch. —F reight, Nl* to DUNCAN , . .. r " To sail positively on the 29th March 447 ~:: ' • Fer,CANTON, - ' •,Itszte. ; , Th© fine Ship HEYW , x: JOHN JONES, Con ' Ider;" BurAiken..per..register.4l7.tons and ent . y• rebuilt in 183.3. . For freighter passage apply t:NMessrs. TtiomesoN,As oki:SON, aud..,Ctn,. netelauts ; Messrs.' Boit) and RUSSEI„ Brokers, ox to „ - JOHN TOBINf To-sail on the 16th instant. * Far CALCUTTA, The fine Ship OTT ER, SPO 14 ? 141 - 10.'; JOHN RICHARDSON,.COH -.A. 1; burthen per register" 401. s ; coppered and topper , fastened ; sails fast, and his go aceommodati - On P a bounigen•—For, terms of which, or, freight, apply to Messri. TAYLOR', POTTER, and Co., or to GEORGE HIGHFIELD. . . To tail in all this month —A regular T er. F9r MANILLA and LINT and will remain onetra few day, at fortner,place o The first-crass fast-stulin tipper Ilurth enp TRIO, D.,Wurra, aster; ' er register 250 tons.—For freightnr passage, having • good accomm o dation, apply to ROBERT WISE and Co. _ , . . .. .. ._ .. . A r 7a gall immediatelg. .47 , For. BOMBAY, -- .- '''. lk; The fine English-built Ship F,MAI Captain SCIS:EPH PECKETT" A I,aos tons - re , -ister, . coppered, sails r - arkabl fast, . _ per relit , ppered, sa, and tvißbe found in every in a' first-' eotiVeync ae t for gvodacand p assengers; li es n the Prince'i ii)elf..-- 7 For . tertn3 ! &F.., apply to Messrs.. Jou* Bletii and Co., or " W. and J. TYRER. Succeeds th e a b ove , c The A 1 Ship ROBERT, Captain BLYTHE. • A re4titar Trader. - For CALC UT TA, The remarkably fast-Aailing Liverp -built Ship aa` . MAIM' ANN W, , RICHARD LLOYD, Ca ander ; Per register 338 tons ; A I at Lloyd's; copper-fastened and newly coppe r ed ; h av i ng a large' portion of her cargo engaged, will ineet.svith- deepatch:—For fheight or pasbage, Witt] , supe rior accommodations, apply to ilmcrty RIPLEY. or JAMES BREBNER. r / C 4/ z`l WEST INDIES. Intended to sail 20th instant. For, DEMER AAA. The Ship 'INDIAN. CI;1 F, Roemur Mk,lloweL Jun krkauf!er Burtheo Per register 416 totis.—For freigl I!,jip.sSage, (happg Most superior cabin accomiloAations,) tq JOHN GLADSTQNE and Co. • For" JAMAICA. — And will deliver Goods at rparllikatx RACA HESS A, and, Ports' adjacent The Barri9e, C 11• A M, For freight or pa.4Bage, JOHN GILL; Conlin er. having, excellent, pa >in accommodation apply 30/IN GLAD'STONE and CO: • - To sail the `27th in s slant. — • . - For TRINIDAD. The very fast-sailing Brig , A 1, • . . DAVID M For freight or passage,apply on board, Z aterlon Dock, or to DUNCAN, • • •-. To sail the lit week Milford:. For DEMERARA, • The Ship SANDBA Jamas BISPHAM, For, freight or passage (having superior r ply to SANDBACH, tom modations) ap 'IN and Co. • - - p• Waiting a Tl , Tincl. • i:; For DEMERARA, 'Atl t ek-' The first-class Barque JUPITE L 317 tons, Wit. RAMSEY, Ma r; Having superior ; acco uiodations for ngers; lying north taut Prioeer .Dock,—App,ly to 40$4P1i JONES. and. Co., 9, Exchange ; alley. West. . .. ....._,.. .. . „... ,_ .... .. . __.. r To. sag , immediately ? , :A"::.k.. For 1 RINIDAP. . :; ...... 4#: : The' Brig RICHAR , Wri.L14.14 BLACKLE aster; A 1; 296 tons register; Liverpool-buil d a superior convey: ante for goods or passengers.—For terrps a ply to Messrs. JAMES BATTaRSBY and CO ; Messrs. JOHN . IND ER and Co., Merchant s , or to KERB, IM.RIE, and ,PMLINSON. ,?Ip AMERICA. To clear out on the sth Marc For HALIFAX, dalk The Brig CO ni V 7 R HENRY WILLIAM taster; Burthen 281 tons; coppered, and has i riablv made excellen passages.—For freight or passage, having excellent accommo dations, apply on board, in the Queen's Dock, or to WILL lAM'FAIRCLOUGH. . r A regular TT ader, an d warrante d fi rst S in hip. Foi HALIFAX. The Barque M A , Captain H tmILTON Per register 1 to HENRYlrritocigrEagtrlter-street. A regular To der.—To sail with the first sp g Ships. For MONTREAL, The fine first-class English. 1 Brig 11274 - LORD RAVENS TH, J. NEWMAN, Corn rider; Burthen per register 243 tons; being on two years and a half old, and a fast sailer, is a very desirable conveyance for fine goods.—For freight or passage apply to RAYN ES and CRAM, 33, King-street. To cl ear out on the 10th Mar z. . - Fol. HALIFAX, The Halifax Parket Company's S HALIFAX, CHARLES M. CLEARy aster ; 44 tons . register, ceppered, and has in riably delivered her cargoes in complete. ordef; has' superior accommodatidns for plkifeßgers, and will be pueCtually despatched:--ApPl;g on (PRF4iii the Brtinsviick Deck, or to W. FAIRCLOUGH. 1 - To clear oat on the 15th Marsh. , i w e -' ' For, HALIFAX, P The JOHN POR' R, JOSEPH JEN4inso aster 7 • 298 tons register, coppered, and, well now ain the trade , for great despatch, having completed four voyages the _ last season. -L-For freight or passage, having excellent. a c commodations, ap 7 ply on boarc4 in the Queen's Duck, or to W. FAIRCLOUOH. . . To clear positively on the 10th March, and sail et opportunity, on which' shipper's may' ely • .• For HALIFAX, • 'NOV SCOTIA, The Brie A lfasf-sail g Barque '1 *4 4 . 0 \ 'MARY ANN PET. RS, JOHN MILLS: Commander; 545 tons per, register. A more desiral?le opportunity forv.oods and passengers' seldom 'offers in . the trade—the vessel being quite new add in first-rate Order: 7 46r freight or passage apply to Mr. IL Cuitzos, or to, ADERSON GARROW, and Co. To sail on the 15th March r- For ST. JOHN; N.B The A 1 fine fast-sailing, co ered Ship 11ARGARET,568 ton r register, THOMAS RuSsEL .faster • (Who is, well known the trade ;) Will be found a most desirable conveyance" for goods, and has Verysuperior accommodations for passetwers.—Apply to the 0 # I),o?,*rd, in ale Brun.wick. Dock': or to 8.. D. WI LMOT 6 , York-street. 11.1"CIXtle It3tANEb. N . . . For VENICE and Ai' NA, And Will forward Goo s o TaiEsTE, rites The fine Brig B MLEY, "' 146 tons register; coppere d copper-fastened.-- Por terms of freight apply to JOHN BIBBY and Co. Tt For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. THE CITY OF DUBLIN STEAM-PACKET COMPANY, INCORPORATED.BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. The above Company sail-,their Vessels,' (with 'without Pilots o ) , tai!ng Goods and Passengers to the fo ing ports, darnel y, • • To DUBLIN DailY- For BELFAST, the CITY OF LIM ICK,To-moitaow, (Wednesdav,) the 17th instant, at Nine . orclOck in the 14'i/ening, fruity the Chirenee:lThek. ' " • 'Apply, for D t thlin Line,to SAMUEL PERRY, 27, for Belfast Line, to Water-street, JOHN M`CAMMON and co., • The pi ineye of this Company . is that of attaching 0,111 Im porters and 'hitporter's by 'a • Division of the Profits among them, after payment of the Dividends—thus creating' a coiniounity of interests, between the Shippers and Shareholders'—a principle which will best guarantee to its Proprietors a•certainty of their Dividends, and to Shippers of, all - descriPtions of Goods and Live Stock the having a well Supported E,st4lislurient of first class Sieaniers, and the lowest.rate. of Freight,conipatible, vyki fine attention to their maintenance. , • • a . O POWERFUL STEAM-PACKETS TO, AND M 1,,0N DONDERRY, TWICE , EVERY WEEK. . The Northwest of Ireland,rn niAcent a,nd 7/4: powerful new , Ste a,ckets s .... The PRINCESS 1/10111A, Captain J. B trrToN, Tuts DAY, (Tuesday,) the 16th instant, at Ten o'clOQU, from the Clarence Dock, and ROBERT NAPIER, Captain WILLIAM COPPIN, On FalnAy next, the 19th instant, at Eleven o'clock, A.M,, from the Clarence Dock. • The Public are requested to take notice, that, on and after the 2d of. February, the Company's Steam Vessels will sail on TUESDAY and FRIDAY from this Port and Londonderry. For rates of freight and passage apply to . JOHN - NI,UNN,•VovIe-street, Londonderry, MOORE and M'CREIGHT, 23, Water-street, Liverpool, On SALE, The well-known . Steam-Packet 'QUEEN ADELAIDE - Built, by Mr. John Wood, of rt Glasgow; burthen per register 173 tons; propelled by t engines of 14Q Horse-power, by Mr. Robert Napier, o the Vulcan Foundry, Glasgow ; now in complete order, and long in the Port of Lon douderry,—For pakticulars and terms apply to MOORE dnd M'CREIGHT. All Accounts due previous to the Ist January are particAarly requested to be sent in for immediate pa} went. . . PATENT WEIGHING MACHIN • TI. UTCHINSON'S IMPROVED, PAT T WEIGH ING MACHINES for the use of D. -s, Wharfs, Col lierios, Railways, Turnpike Roads, Gas " orks, &c., &c., to Weigh from One Pound to Ten To' &livered and Fixed at Reduced Prices. Agent—Mr. Day BY, Castle.street, Liverpool. Shedd, fuse, ISM. ~`o~~t~~~~: - _ NOW LOADING FOR CORK, , I`4; Tip AI rngulaitrnding Brig „MARY, WO tons, . W. VirLLLIAMS, master; ' Lying in Snlihousg D For WATERFO Th, Schooner THREE SIST S, 1p tons, M. Pow - gn, Master; !ling in 'King's For DUALIN, Asi sP.llSchoOper SION' HILL, 150 tons, k.:lllcpAnnsj'Master; • dying in Gqrg+'S For SWANSEA, The Brig LEONIDAS, 120 tons, THOS. i•oVSRING, Master; apply to Lying it? King's Dock. JOHN MARTIN, Cork and Watqgor4 Trader's Office,pooper's-row. • WANTED. A VESSEL, of about 2tX) ons register, To load Timber and Lambe r Livetpool, from a lower port in Nova Scotia.—A v to - HEN itit ROOSE, Water-street. FROM AN EGYPTIAN MANUSCI •T. IT is w e ll k nown t h e E gypt i an P r i ests posses da knowledge , 'in herbs; ininerals, and reetalliC ktfaCts lid it skill in the 1144jcation'Of thetii - lii the human frame w s ch has since been ost to the 'World.. ' Two 'of these cele ed Compounds are now presented to the Public by a Medic Gentleman, namely, ,11 ,4threeation and Plaster, which on rial will be found un "!!l's' SuCcessfUl in the cure of some 'of those maladies so VIFY ent in thii climate. The EMBROCATION for habitual eild.aclte, Tic poloreux, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Water on the litain ' Flatulency and Swelling caused by Dslocation or $ r6li: ' lli PLASTER ' for Cancers. Scrofulous, Tumours ( blie Swelling; Sore Throat, Mumps, White Blisters Burns, c4hlS, Chilblains, Whitlows, Stiff Neck, Cuts, 'Wounds, iL r eses, 'Piles; arresting external Mortification, and gives re ' 2. 1 1 Affections. of the Lungs and Chest. , 0 De liad of .I:CANNON, Chemist and Druggist, No. 1, T rice -street, New Custom-house, Liverpool, in Bottles anal Pots, '' six shilling s and two shillings and ninepence each, including ;•,• • , . - 364 1836. ~fsO 0. 50 feet; I. Vl9O /1 / e r , 'CI. , .• , '' ' ,X . f , ,,A . • ' LNS,_ , I.* ' 'a VA ' ' 4 it, fi''' LI .•~ * ;,..* ,•.• 4 , ''.. .I' . 1.11 i 4" 4 • ~..t..,, , „...„.„, ..„.„ ~..„ , .„, 1.,„ )4)".. i ,., . _ ry ,„ ~,,, „, is. 1 : „r . VoL. VIT.---No. 33S.] Oa mate. Zalto•bp A'ation. • WHITE aild RE LEAD PAINTS. orevery - descriptio OILS, DRY COLOURS, OR YSAL' ARTICLES, Sze., &c. Apply : to THOMAS ,PORTER, Mersev 7 tt . .3,vet. I, I • • ' WgDNESD AV. TO-MOR no w,‘"( Wed iie'sddi - ,1 the 17th itistaat;al VeUe'o'elock, lit , at Bateson and ElOrifall's Offi , :e, Lower' stle:gtreet,, - 140 ton-s Si s eily sittritsTo •••• . . . Apply to ' BATESON and HOB. FALL, Brokers, _ . A few Tons of prime and well-assorted ORC HI A WEED, of best marks ; Fine old PORT WAN In Pipes, Hogsheads, and Qua r Casks ; Also, Irish FLAX., Apply to HENRY ROOSE, 21, Water-street. To . 4init OW', ('Wednesday,) the 17th inst:, at Tw e o'clock, at Batesou and llorsiall's Office, Lower Ott e-street, " • 15(X) Bags'Manilla SUG , ' Just arrived, per Antigua Packet; frnin anilla.—Apply. to JOIIN DAVIDSON, ESI., Merchant, or to . BA I'ESON and HORSFALL, Brokers. . . The Edinburgh Ropery Company's Improved Leith C ASS, OSNABURGS, DUCKS, BAGGIN ' c. Apply to GLAS'rO NE; NI LS. And Co., Sail Room, No. 4, Bath-street. Sole Agents in Liverpool for the above Company. FOR .EXPORTATION AND, HOME U •• ' PAINT OILS, LAMP pITTO, • OIL PAINTS, of every descripti. , ' DRY COLOURS, ditto 'it t, VARNISHES, ditto. to, Apply to J. and 3. TAYLOR a' Co., Manufacturers. Office, No. 9, Seddon-street. Ships supplied with PAINTS, OILS, &c. with despatch, and on the lowestterms. . . Wholesale STATIONERY and. PAPERS, for Exportation and Home Consumption; Fine Writing and Printing PAPERS;of every description; LEDGERS, JOURNALS; Day, Cash, Bill, irer w and all other Islercaitile . .ACCOUNT-)3OOKS, Rill 1 to __ . apy . Patera,. juisnproVed 13indiuks, 'alloiiing- t ull amount of Excise Drawback on all Gt s for Exportation; Coloured Sample PAPERS and Tissue artriage, Cap, Casing,Brown, Casju, and Sheathinir AVERS, ' and MILLED BOAR ; ' - " " Hand-made TWINES,ILINES, GASKETINGS,.&c.; Seine. Turtle, Herring, Mulie't, Salmon, and Shrimp TWINES ; Papering or Ca . sing TW.INE; Baling and Shop TWINE; - Stitching TWINE for Bags ; Seaming,'Tablinfr„ and Roping TWINE ; PACKING for Steam Engines; Deep Si,e . Hand Lead, and Loir. LINES; trtiinet, - Point, Cod, Mackergiand . other VISHING LINES; Tea Chest, Orange, 'Crate,' Bale, and • Box PACKING: ORDS. W. W.- ARCHIBALD; Manufactory,l3irkenhead, Ware house RemoVAI ercini NO. 18 In No.'9, Goreg Piazias, entrance in Brunswick-street." ' ' ' o,i SALE, East side Bruntwiek Dock . The beautiful new Ship DAE , LUS, 396 register tons;_ . copper-fastenc , sails fast, apd carries a large cargo upon 16 feet water ; has been built and equipped with care by 11'1r. Geo. Thiii on, at: St. John;and will he fl?und a substantial vessel, hiviiii'' if great deal of African osk throughout, in her hull, as well as in her tops, 'CriistiTes, caps, &c.—For'particular'S apply to DUNCAN G IBB. On SALE, The beautiful Brigantine REBECc: L f ),..* inspection, Burthe 122 at tote u ; m h b n e i r l i t t u n n d dektt s m ; 9% .i vne e r' he i d ral• n tic:r u l a l last: length , 70 feet 7 inches; dth, 20 feet. 4 , inches; depth, 11 feet .1 inches: a most d ' able vessel of bp: size, sails last, and. carries a large cargo a a very easy draft of water.- 7 -Apply to THOMAS HATTON, Pip., Ganning-buildings, 35, South John-street . . _ ... .. . . , For SALE, • ' • A fine new BRIG, 4174. 160 tons register, built entirely of ' glish oak, is • .' thoroughly copper-fastened, will be ady for lahhch ing in the beginning of March, at Buckw , near Chepsrow - ; is now about half planked, and may hel )ected by any party wishing to purchase her. • Length 79 feet. Breadth. - ' ' 21 feet 3 inches. Depth 13 feet 3 inches. For further particulars apply to ' * ROSS BROTHERS, 16, Harrington-street. Tm o-oit How, (Wednesday;) the 17th instant, at Twelve o'clock, on the Quay, south east corner of Queen's Dock, woo Pine and Spruce PLANKS, 139,500 fe t, 290 Birch PLANKS, 10,500 et, 9600 Oak and Ash Hogshead STAVES, Being the cargo of the John Porter, Jos. Jen inson, Master, from Halifax, now landing. Also, on the Quay, north east corner nswick Dock, 2663 Pine and Spruce PLANKS, 96,960 feet, 219 Ditto Do. Do. ENDS, 2,758 feet, 54 Birch PLANKS, 1,825 feet, 8160 Oak and Ash Hogshead STAVES, 2 Cords of 4-Feet LATHWOOD, Imported in the Halifax, Cha r l e s .M'Cleary, Master, frpm Halifax, now landin,g.—For particulars apply to DEMPSEY, BEN BOW, and Co., Brokers. (One concern.) To-kowtow; (Wedneiday,) the 17th instant, ' ne o'clock, 0 905 at William Nevett's Office, Ituuafo -street, 260 Tons CiiApeaciiy:LOGAV OD; Ex OervanteiVrtiom Liitgatit landinrin the 'Pl'lneetilDock.--- Apply to Messri. CROS, ANDERSON, and CO., Merchants, or to -WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.. AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !-SMOLLETT. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1836. iFatto bp Ruction. . . 'SALE OP CUT NAILS, erc. By Messrs. T. and S. TROTTER, ---. T*ls DAY, (Tuesday,) the 16th instant, at Tyre v e o'clock precisely, on the'Premises, near the bottom of ood-street, A 'BouT tut) Bags of NAILS; in 'Cnti • p,'Spikes,ne ctsive -- li iIL and strong Clout. Rose, strong Spr Tacks Copper. Nails, SiiiigiJiteks, &c. Sample, may be obtained on the Morning of Sale, and fur ther 'information had from'Messrs.'Paofma. ' • ' ` ' ' ' SALE OF - UMBRELLA-MAKER'S STOCK, HOUSEHOLD 'FURNITURE,' SHOP FIXTURES,' PAR4IDISE- , STREET: • • ' By DAVID JONES, To -swallow, (WedneWdy,l the 17th instant, at Eleven,o'clock precisely, oti the PreVnises,' Paradise-scree' • ' rIFIHE STOCK IN TRADE of -Mr.' P.' C Italy, UM BRELLA MANUFACTURER, dee • inrbusiness, comprising 40 Brown . Silk Umbrellas no& ' sols.q4 the very best quality, about 60 very superior Scotc Ingham Umbrellas; with ivory; buck, horn, and 'other hand , 101tyar4s Bordered Brown and Green Umbrella Silk, quantity of Whalebone,' Handles, Tips,' and other Asitielesliil•theTrarle. ' • Also, the genteel and' useful Household Furniture, China, Cut Glass.,'Clock; &c., compriiing FOnr-post and Camp Bed steads with Hangings, Feather Beds and Bedding, Mahogany Chairs, Dining, Pembroke, and other Tables; Sofa, Chests bf Drawers, Night Coniniode, Pier and Dressing' Glasses, Carpets, • Fenders and Fire-irons, Kitchen Requisites, &c.-; together-with the Shop Fixtures, conaisting of Pannelled-front Counter, with 6 Drawers, Glass Slides, and FraMe's, a, quantity of Packing Cases, Stc. ' ' ". ;;, •1 . May be viewed on the Morning of sale, and Catalogues hnd on the Premises[atid' at the Liverpool-Rooms, Williamson square. 'VALIME-b.CFURN,ITURB,-SEkiVICE of PLATE, LINEN, CIIINA,CUI' GLASS,. ' • - By' Mr. FULLER, On THURSDAY next, ttlb 18th; and norm; the 19th i tant; at Eleven o'clock, on the Premises, No. 30, Gre George square. rip itE. whole of the elegant EIDUSE 11 OLD F, large and valuabie SERVICE of PLAT , 700 ounces) richly Cut Glass, China Dessert a ' tine Paintings, Books, Linen, and other Effe of a Lady leavidg Liverpool. The Dining and Drawing Room Furn re comprises Ma hogany Dining, Loo, Pembroke, and rd . Tables, elegant Sideboard; three Sofas, three Sets of . C airs, four I - Laser/NW Card Tables, Chimney and Pier Glasses in burnished frames; elegant Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets and Hearth Rugs, , Bronze and Brass FanderN and Fire-irons, &r.'• ' •,• --The-Cirambers-contain , right- Frntr-pt"'t, French, and Camp Bedsteads, with elegant Morine and Chintz Draperies, superior Feather and- D'oviriaY Beds, 'excellent Blanketk and Bedding:, Mahogany and Painted Furniture, several complete Sets o enareilledChainbeMare, &c. • -The Plate includes a Tea Kettle and Urn, Tea and Coffee Pots, Sugar Bowls;4CreamJitgs; Bread Basket; three Wafter Spirit and• Cruev - Frames, Fish Slice, and a-grearquantity Perks,' Table -Dessert;•and Tea Spoons,. Pie Stan,- Candle sticks,, four Sauce Itireens and Stands, Soup Ladle, four ,De canter Stands, &c., and :four elegant Plated Branches for three lights, Snuffers • and Trays; a Tea Urn aid` Stand, a Trifle Stand, &c:• ' , • , A •The Kitchens are, furnished with a full Assortment of the usual Requisites, awl the whole will he foinid in 'exeellent'con dition, the Housediting, been furnished within the last twelve months.' l - 'l' ; • • • The Pri•lierty maybe viewed on Wednesday, the 17th, when Catalog-nes .may be had on the Premises and likewiSe.of 'Mr. FULLER'S Residence, Soho-square. •. NITURE, (upwards , of Tea serviees, thd Property EXTENSIVE SALE OF WELL-BRED 'ATTLE, - • "HORSES,- SREE-PP,&e--/------ On MONDAY next, the 22d,' and TUESDAY, t 231 instant, at • Havdock Lodge , Eartn, near Newton-i -the-Willows CI✓ONgISTING—of 'Three Bulls,' of t improVed••- S i hort horned Breed; Twenty Dairy Co% in good note; Seven lii calf tleiferi;' Forty-six • Bull and Heifer' Sticks and Calves; Fifty-four Scotch Ewes; Nine Young -Horses,' 4 and 4 years old, - for draught; harness, and riding purposes; together with a large quantity of Hay, Carts, and Farming Utensils,' [PRICE 7D. a - alto by auttion, • .- VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PRO , PIETY. FREE FROM AUCTION DUTY. By order of the Assignee qf Richard Rankin, a Bankrupt. By Messrs. WINSTANLEY and SONS, • On TUESDAY, the ; Ist day of March next, at Six o'clock in the Evening, at the Golden Lion Inn, Dale-street, subject to such conditions of sale, and:in the followingnr such other Loots .as may be agreed upon at the time orsale, , • • ' Lot I. PLOT or Piece of :LAND,. situ. • on the north A .tl. side of Pembroke-place and so • side of-Oakes street, in Liverpool; Autaining in front t• "etnizae-place 2:.+/ yards 9 iuches.or thereabouts, and ru .1,„. in de{ backmards on the west side in an irregular line tryards or thereabouts, on the east side 38 yards 2 Met pr there. bouts, and in breadth at the back, fronting to Oakes-street, 18' feet il, inches or there-. abouts. Tbis -Lot, from its central position, and commanding two fronts; is well adaptedfoe Building purposes,land.will be subdi vided and sold in smaller Lots if desired. Lot 2. A Piece of LAND, situate' on the south side of Upper Parliament-street, within? Harrington; containing in.frout 40 feet 8 inches or thereaboUts, and in depth 57 feet or thereabouts, - with the Two MESSUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES and !OUTBUILDINGS thereon, in the respective occupations of !Miss Preston and Mr. Parry, atan - annual rental of £7B. Lot 3. A Piece of LAND, situate on the-east side of Smith down-lane, in Edgeohill,' Containing in front 'and at the back severally l'2 yard's, and running in depth on the north .side 51 yards 9 inches, and on the south side 48, yards 6 inch es , with the ,MESSUAGE or DWEILLING:HOUSE and OUTBUILD .INGS thereon, late in the occupation of Mr. Tennant, 'at the yearly rental of £BO. • Let 4. A Piece of LAND, adjoining the above Lot, contain ing in front, and in breadth at. the back to Blucher-street, se verally 12 yards, and running in depth an the north-side 48 yards 6 inches, and on the south side 45 • yards 3 inches, with the MESSUAGE or DWE,LLING-HpUSE and OUTBUILD INGSthereon, in the occupation of Mi. *M'Nichol, at the yearly rental of RM. ..:.• - • , Lot.s. A Piece of LAND,•adjoining the above Lot, being in front and back severally 12 yarchl,•and:-riinning in depth back. • wards.on the noith side to. Blucher-stieet 45 yards 3 inclies'er ther - eabouts,"and on the south side 42 yards or thereatieutir, with the MESSUAGE, , or LIWELLING , HOUSE. , antI OUT- B UILDIN GStheiecin, in the o'Ccupaticia of Mr - . Chapman, at a yearly rental'Of £67 10J. - - • • • •• • . `Lot - 6.. A Piece of LAND, adjOining the above Let, con taining in front 19 yards 4' inclies'or abereabouts, and running in depth backwards on the north side to.Blucher-street.42 yards or (hereabouts, on the south side along Clareure-street 37 yards 1 foot or thereabouts, and in breadth along Blucher-street 24. yards 2 feet 7 inches or thereabouts; and containing in the whole 542 superficial square yards or thereabouts, with the Two com modious and excellent MESSLIAGES •or DWELLING- , HOUSES and OUTI3UILDiNGS thereon, one whereof is in the occupation of Mr. Heap, at tke yearly rental of £5O, and the other as in the.oecupation of Mr. 11,_ankiu.. ' Lute. A 111 ESSU AG E. or DWEL LLN V-11_0PSE, situate 'on the'vreat acife 'a - Lind being go.' 5 'in Norton-street, in. Li verpool, in the "occupation* of Mr: Wald, at the yearly rental of £42.. • • ' Lot 8. A MESSUkdE or DWELLING-HOUSE, situate on therwest side of 13i-ow rflow-steet, in. the possession, of. Miss Olive, .at the yearly rental of L'24. Also, a..M,E§SUAGEsor DWELLIN . ki,I4IUSE, on the south side of.l4ntbroke-place r in the liossessiiin. of Mrs. Mason, at the yearly rental of 4.3 Q. Lot 9.' • A M EBSITAGE or DNV 01, lAN .= - :Ii01)8E, (7 yards front,). situate nn' the west . side.Of and being NO. 8 in Norton straet-afoxesai4,-in the possession-et' Mr. A-.--iiiegrat the--yearly rental of £6.5. Ltit , lo. Two DWKLLING-HOUSES, situate on the east side of New Hall-street, (one frUnt and oneitaa in a court cal4ed , Asurow-c,itirto prodiwinz a yearly rental of £'). ; .1 'renure of Lots 7 and 9 ig.Leatselial , l under the Corpora tion.of. Liverpool, for two -lives and 21 years; of ;.at 8 for the residue of .a term of 75 years, granted In 18264 of. Lot 10; for one life and 21 years; and 'the remainder 4f:the:above Lots; Freehold of In heritance;.• • .:• • ; . Pus ther particulars may be had on application, as to Lots 1, 2. and 3, to Messrs. DEANS and lulA Solicitors, North John street;• as to Lcit 4,-to Mr. MA , Nosraty, Solicitor, Doran's-line ; as to. Lot 5, to Messrs:4; and O GRUMP, Solicitors, Old Church. yard ; as to Lot 6, to Messrs. BOURNE and HASSALL, Solicitors, North Joh if-street ; us to Lot 8, to Mr. Wooris, Solicitor, Liird street ; and as to the whole; to Messrs. BRABNER" and ATKllit sox, Solicitors, Fenwick-buildings, Fenwick-street. • *team 117abigittipm, STEAM INTERCOURSE WITH BO 'Aux. The well-known Stearn-V el, THE LEEDS .4.161 1 . Will resume her station bet n DUBLIN • and BORDEAUX early in .t ensuing Season. The Days Of. Sailing tu'and from Bordeaux will be annOtiiieed in future Advertisements. • City Of Dublin Steam-packet Company, 15, Eden-04, Fob. 1, 1836. BALSAM OF :SPERMACETI. ASTHMA, Shortness of Breath, Weazing Cou hs; Colds, soreness, tightness, and oppression of the est; and most affections of the Chest and Lungs, relieved i en minutes, by taking one dose of 'WOODHOUSE'S LSAM •OF SPERMACETI OR PECTORAL CO BOPS. Per sons doubting the efficacy of this Medi c i may t a k e a d ose i n the Proprietor's Shop before they pur ase. The Proprietor earnestly recommends a trial of these Drops to persons afflicted with the above complaints, but he does not introduce them as being an infallible pure (as many do) but is warranted in assert ing their efficacy from the-extensive relief effoided in numerous cases of the above description. Constitutional Coughs of three: four, and more years standing, have been cured in the course of a week by the use of these Drops. In the Hooping and Chin Coughs it will be found equally valuable, the virtues of Spermaceti having been blown fur centuries hack, it will' be needless to make a comment upon a Balsam obtained from so valuable an article. Two tea spoonfuls'of the Balsam is equal to one ounce of Spermaceti—it will at all times relieve the most violent Consumptive Cough. In Bottles Is. lid., 2s. 9d., 45.'6d., and 10s. 6d. each. ESSENCE OF CAMOMILE AND GINGER. This preparation is - a compound of two of the ' molit - valuable medicines in the vegetable kingdom. ItCOinbines the stomachic properties of the Ginger with the aromatin'and bitter qualities of the Camomile Flowers. The proprietor earnestly recom mends this essence to all those suffering as hereafter mentioned . : all he asks is a fair trial, for he can assert, with the greatest confidence; that he hever kneW of its failure in any of 'the cases .it is recommended for, - excepting where it' has been neglected to be properly *severed in, for indigestion, sensation of fulness; pain and oppression after meals, loss" of appetite, whether arising from excess or want of tone and energy of the digestive Organs ; also for theurriatisin, rout, spasms, cramps, hysterics, flattilence, in immoderate perspirationoiervons, hypochondriacal and bilious affections, heartburn,' languor, general debilitY; or a delizate state of hearth, whether the result of long illness, or constitutional weakness ; it is certain in affording instant relief in the most violent sick headache. Forty drops of thiS'Essence is eaual to half a pint of Camomile tea. ' These Preparations are prepared only by DECIMHS Woo n. Holism.. Operative Chemist Extraordinary to His Majesty, 18, King William-street, New London bridge, and sold by him wholesale and retail; EVANS, SO . N and Co., 15, Fenwick-street; C. MAWHO011; 20, South John-street, near the New Custom house; G. WHITLOW, Druggist, Mount-pleasant ; Puss and ~TrGHTINGALE, Chronicle-Office, Liverpool ;, and to be' had of all medicine venders in town and country. Country venders roav be supplied through their town agents. Sold in bottles at 2s. 9d., 4s. Gd., 10s. 6d., and 21s. each. *** sole proprietor of the /Ethereal Essence of Ginger. N.}3.—BE SURE TO ASK FOit WOODHOUSE'S. TEUV4,SDAY. o.47,l4eaSbicy aext, die 'lBth instant, at Twelve clock, at Batcson and Horsfill'i Office, 'Lower CastF .freel; 1700 Bags and Pockets East India ER, . Now ex. - 11 , 1a . ri'AnnWe4.—Apply HEIstrwRIPLEy, gerChait, or to _ BATESON and HORSFALL, Broy.cts. On THURSDAY next, the 18th instant, at Twely 'Clock, at Duncan and Ewing'sßonded and Frde Yards, S on-street, '''' '139 Log'sSt.,Doiningo MAHOG 'N ; ' City \rood, lately ladded, and df p e pal' , 2060 Digs PENCIL CEDAR,' ' '' • • 756 Logs'HORSEPLESH "WOO 57 Riti . ROSEWOOD and'ZE PL IBS, 93 LANCI4IWO.OD SPARS,' - ' .; ' ~ ' , - ,44 -. , ' G,, 17,511 'Standard' STAVES and HEG,, 152 c 1 3 W.O. Puncheon STAYS; '' , 4-- - '6B LogsQUebee ! OAK, 32831 feet ' ' 95 Loili,s Quebec ELM, 43361' '" ' 59'Lngs . Quebee ASH, ' L662,1 - ",. (Five interests.) DUNCAN and E\ G,-Brnkers. EBIPAIZ . • -7, Oit FRIDA'Y next, the 19th 'ins.tant, at Twelve ' lock, at Batesou, and Hotsfalo Office, Lowe'r Caitl teed; 36 19 BC:askss. GUM A N [NH ' Landed, ex Swiftiure, v from Africa.—A v to CHAS. Hosts- FA LL and THOMAS TOBIN . ; ESCUS:,' Merehatjt - S, or to "BATESON and 1101ISFALL, Br. •rs. On FRIDAY' &it; the 19th instant, at TW'elve .ck, at Jones, ' Mann, and Foster's Office, Dale. eat, 50 'Pierces Jamaica COF , 30 Bales Mocha DITTO • For farther partieulars apply to 'JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers. 19.FT,r48 11T1AT-Tr On 'l ' uj; S 1) A Y iidkt, the 23(1 instant, at Twelve 1V.1): Bustiby'S Ogee, 9, P l ebange-alley 92 Boxes CONGOU TEA,' 19 CheSts pLowEity E , 5 Boxes S. 2(1 Ch " ts #4l-YSON 38 „Boxes c . i Chest GUNPOWDER, . I. Chest IMPERIAL, • 156 Boxes CASSIA LIGNEA, 72 Boxes SAG 9, 75 Bags 26 .Bags COFFEE, Ex John GrAig, frooa tigapore.---Ap_plT to W. P..BUSABY, Broker. On WIWNESDAY, the 24th instant, at 01 o'clock, at Edward Humble's Office, Exchan reet East, • • 112 Bales SAF VEII, Landed, ex Gunga and Royal - n, from Calcutta.—Apply to Messis. GOLI3ORNE and 15oun , lerchants, or to EDWARD' RUMBLE, Broker. Pustpouedfrunt the 17th instant. On WEDNEsnit'the 24th instant, :at Twel o'el 'neux, Taylor, and Co.'s 0 'ee, apel-street, moo k Bags Alanill GAR 0 Cabs Just arrived, per Antigua l facket, Corn MOLYNBITX, TAYLOR; and Co.)3rolcers. On THURSDAY, the 25th instant, at Twelve ' ock, at M°lY neux, Taylor, and Co . .'S 0 e, 40 Chests *Bengal I'll Arrived, _Ter Superior, from Calcu • Spply to Messrs. D. and T. W. mus, Merchants or to PRIESTL GIIII-411 I . and COX-,i hers. MO YNEUX, TA Y I.OR, and Co., , 7 OU Ttiiiriipair, the 25th instant, at Twelve oek, in Demp sejT, Benbow, and•Co;'s Bonded Yard, fton-street, 195 Logs H'ondurHonduras MA 110 y; • 6,3 Lois Havana CF.II) , Being the cargo of the Susan, P. N all, Mast er , f rom B e li ze and C o ., B ro k ei t: s : - 0 0. t ua to Hayana, nopwlanniplisngE.l-7,21pi lv to S. Mio o ES4.; -Pystis,miert Ircisti the llth itatant. " • On THURSDAY, the 2.ci4i iustant;atQue o'clock, at rokers' Office, 190 scrons Ginttimala I D o, Just. 4nded, ex Itobert Einnie ' and N froth Valparaiso.— .A.p,, 07/ t o JOHN and JAME BARON, Brokers. Simples to be seen in Lyndon at Mr. A. MOcatta, 48, mark-lane:' • • • On THURSDAY, the 25th Instant, at Twelve o' o'ck,. at Bateson • and Hoisfall's Office, Lower Cas .e-street, - " 20 Chests 'of Bengal IN 0, Just landed, ex Crown; froth Calcutta. BA'I'ESON and HORSFALL, On WsniiiisnAy, the 2d March next, at 'T elve o'clock, at Bate Son and HQrsfall's Office, Lo e astle-street, 141 Tons fine African EY, Ex Swiftsure.—Apply to C. floasi , AL dT. Tontw,Esluires, Merchants, or to 13 ATESON and HOItSFALI)O3I6-kers'. On WEDNESDAY, the 2d March next, at 1 1 7ive o'clock, at '"Roscow and Rigg's Office, Wats -street, 80,000 OX and Cow imaNs, • Lately arrived fro 'Buenos Ayres and..." Monte Video.—Apply to ROSCOW'and RIGG, Brokers. DESIRABLE' . p REEHOLD PROPERTY IN RAINFORD.. • ; : On WEDNRSDAY, the-24th instant, at-Four o'clock i. he After noon, at the House of Mts. Hall, the Dethy-A • s, in Rain . ford, in the county of Lancaster, in one or ~ re lots as may be agreed upon at the time of sale, :an st' Ject to such con ditions of sale as wilt be then and there .hoc ed, 4 LL that substantial and newly-ere tt hIF,SSUAGE or DWELLINGIHOUSE, :with t OUTBUILDINGS and the several Closes of LAND thereunto belonging, situate in Raitifo'rd aforesaid,' containing to_, - ;ther . 18 Acres and Perches of Land, statute measure, or thereabonts, the property and late-in the posse.ssilin of Mr. Henry Grounds, deceased. The above Premises are Freehold of Inheritance, and are.ad yantageouSly situated on the public highroad 'leading from Prescot and St. Helen's -to Orinskirki along which -there is a communication by uoaches and railway daily between Manches ter and Southpor . i, and the intermediate places. The Laud is in a high state of cultiVation, and, having a ,frontage to the public highroad leading froin Rainford village through Knowsley' to Liverpool, as well as to the other public road, might either be held altogether with the house and b,uild ings, as heretoin, forming a e;.mpact and desirable resicksice. or misfit he divided into parcels which wquld be eligibM for building upon. It is' supposed' by Competent judges that there is "Coal wider the Premises, 'Which are distant froni - Present 7 miles, from St. Helen's 3 mites, from Ormstirk 8 miles, and from Liverpool 14. miles, and from 'the projectedf f ine of the Liyerponl and Leeds Railway only a few yard. The greatest part of the purchase money may remain upon Mortgage of the 'Preiiiisei; may be.had. • Mrs. GROUNDS will show the Premises. and further pavticu maybe had on application at the Office Of Messri. -H YES' and PEMBEItTON; Solicitors, Prescot; where a -Plan' marbe-seen. —Alt letters to be post•paid ; •• • . . . Ev••••• ~) 7. . NORTIi WALES: • • CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES. CARNARVONSI - 1 - IR - Fr . A:l4-D-ANGIrE-14EY. In the month of MAY next, of which due notice pub lished, unless iu the meantime disposed of by Prijate - Con tract, ITIFIE, MANSION, DEMESNE, arid x.,AN S' of BODE -1 GROES, situate in the Parish of Mann ,in the County of CaroarVou, together with several C.tpital Aessuages, Web ling-houses, Tenements, Farms,'and -La s, with the Appur.. tenances, in the several Parishes of LI. nor, Denio, Town of Pwllheli, Liana on, Bottwumr, Penrhos, Abercirch, tVrne; Aberdaron, Bryneroes, and verin, in the County of Carnarvon and Llandrygarn, in th panty. of Anglesea. • The Mansion is a good, substan I; and comfortable family residence, (replete with conveniences,) with suitable Offices and Farm-buildings in excellent repair, the Whole of which are well sheltered by Tiinber. The With' is tastefully laid out, and planted with Shrubs end Evergreens, and the Grounds are di versified with trees, and plantations of premising and luxuriant growth, which, in atfew years, will give a new character to' the place: They afford a fair stock of Game. The Wall, Kitchen Garden, and Orchard, are fertile, and in a productive state. Tire Mansion is situated about ri . mile and a' half from the, Market, and sea-port Town of Pwllheli, where a Mail-coaCh GiTY - arriiecfriim and City of Bangor conveyances to all parts of' the:United Kingdom. The Roads are good inmost directions, the Rides and Drives varied and interesting, and the air considered most mild and salubrious. • . . • Cardigan Bay, which is immediately approached from the Port of affords the finest beach for Sea-bathing North - Vv - als. — Th e re ate several compact Farms, forming part of the pro perty ou sale, cohitectO with the Mansinn sand Demesne. The pow-rates arentoderate.• r. • . • The rest of this Estate consists of upwatds of forty comp ac t and valuable . Farms,'with substantial ilotises and Outbuildings, (most of them rebuilt within the last twenty years,) in good re pair, capable of improvement, .and'all within a•convenient dis tance of Hite and manure: r ' Also ; of several Dwelling-houses in the Town of Pwllheli, Cottages, Grulletti, and Gardens. , • 'The 'Property In Pwillieli,-being centrally situated, is well adapted for Sh6psatrid Trade, and the Garnets ih the immediate neighbourhood of the town afford sites fur the building of neat dwellings to command fine marine views in Cardigan Bay, and the rho & magnificent mountain scenery. On the'mperty in theliarish of Aberdawon there is a Lime stone Rock, which has only 'been reeently discoyerek , and-is titiviEptarried a'nd werked upon a large scale, and •independent of affording ineans of improvement to the adjoining portion of the estate, consisting of from 700 to 800 acres, supplies a large distriet'oftentintiy with lithe. • ' ' • New Kilns and Railways are now forming upon this Work, w hit h - consequence, be carried on upon a larger and more extended scale of operation early in the ensuing Spring.,. This Property also abounds with pure Chert -Rock, used in lining of A ' Mills nd ofsoni c hundred annual supply of hundred tons to the Port of Itirricorn, for the use of the Staf- fordshire potteries,•might be contracted for, upon terms to make an ample remunerating profitable return. • - • - Also: art extensive Stratum of Clay, of extraordinary tena city and superior_ qulity for making brick, which might be ex ported to'Soutti W.a4es t an 4 the Ports in the Bristol. Channel, with great advantage to,such a work. 'rho Port of Polior is within half a mile of the above articles of Limestone, Chert, and Clay, and from which a large export of farm produce is made annually to the Liverpool Market. • There' are several thriving Plantations upon the properties in the Parishes of Llannor and Abercirch, of which Oak, most carefully•and judiciously trained and managed to become fine timber, is the prevailing tree. • The grand project of a Railway from the Port of Porthdin? llain, as the chief communication between England and Ire land, will run through or parallel with a considerable portion of this estate, and afford to it generally the important advantage of transporting produce at a low rate to the English markets. . The Nanhoran Harriers hunt three times a-week within a fe miles' distance. • The Farms in Carnarvonshire are bounded by the Properties of the Right Honourable Lord Newhoroorb, the Honourable Edward Mostyn Lloyd Mostyn, M.P., Sir Robert Williams Vaughan, Bart., M.P., 'rhos. Assheton Smith, Esq., M.P., Colonel Parry, M.P., Richard Lloyd Edwards, ESq., Thomas Parry Jones Parry, Esq., Richard Watkin Price; Esq , Lewis Moore Bennett, Esq., Rev. Owen Gothin Williams, Robert Thoinai Carreg, Esq., Itichar Jones, Esq.; Mrs. Ellis, &c., and thaw in Anglesey by the Right Hon, Lord Boston, &e. The intended Sale presents a very - desirable opportunity for the advantageous investment of capital, and‘such as Seldom of feri itself in - North Wales. ' ....„ A considerable portion of the purchase money may remain on security_of the Property. The Fifratuie`at 16'e Mansion, as well as the Farm Stock and Produce, may be had ata valuatian, and possession taken at All Saint's next. Particulars, more descriptive of the Instate and Lots, will be ready on the' 25th of March next; and may be'had on applica tion to Mi. HEN ter ReMSEY Peuthos, near Carnarvon, who is atitlioris'ed to 'treat in the meantime tar the sale of the whole Property by Private Couttaoti; << u: tor Peremptorily,—THlS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 16th Feb. instant, at Twelire of the clock at Noon, at theA.llarotulen Rooms. in South John-street, in Liveriool, subjeet to such Condii Of sale as shalthe then and there' eh ced,—by order of the Devisees in 'Tina, and Executor.s. e Mortgagee, and of the Assignees of Thhimas Crostori, ju Bankrupt.. A LL that Piece of LAND, the Four several MES 11..SURGES or DWELLING-HOUSES thereomereeted, one of Which 'stands to the front and on the west side of Thorn, ten-street; and' three immediately behind the saute, tinning part of a Court or Place there, called " . 11,nion-place." The above Property is Freehold' of Inheritance and is io the several o cc upations of James Hampion, ; Prowler, and and produces the yearly Rent of LA or thereabouts, and wotild'forin an eligible investment, biiing contiguous to the Clarence Dock. . . ftirther'POrticulars apply to Mr. TOULMIN, Solictor, 49, Park-lane. Liverpool. January 26, 1836. •, Peremptorily,—Tuts DAY, cTuesday,) the I6th Feb. instant, at Twelve of the clock at NOOn, at.the Clarendon Rooms, in South John-street, in Liverpool, subject to such conditions of sale as shall be then and there produced,—by order of the Devisees in 7 rust, and E.recutors of: the Mortgagee cad of the Assignees of Thomas Crosson, jun., a Bankrupt.- AA LL that' Piece of LAND, with the two 'WELLING 111._ HOUSES erected thereon, situate o the south sidb of Lower Chiseuhale-street, (sometimes I: 'Chadwick-street,) now in'the several possessions of the s hemas Croston and of Stephen Richardson, 'as tenants. •nd also, all 'those Two COTTAGES •or DWELLING-HOUSES immediately be hind the said D welling-fionses 'fronting Lowe!' Chisenliale-street, and in a Court or Paco there, ealled‘"Uoiari-place," one of. which •said'Cottakes i 9 in the occupation Of Clark, and the other a vacant,p4issessiou. • • • - The above' Property is Freehold of Inheritance, and pro dnees the yearly Rent of £B5, or thereabouts; axed would form an eligible investment, being contiguous to the Clarence Dock. Two4hirds of the Purchase Money may (if re ( cfilired) remain on Mortgage for any given number of years, the interest being regUlarly paid. For further particulars apply to Mr. TOULMIN, Solicitor, 49, Park-labe. ' Liverpool, January 26, 1836. By order of the Honourable the Commissioners of s Majesty's - . Revenue of Excise. On FRIDAY next, the 19th instant, at Two o' ock in the After noon, at their Office, Hanover-stye , Liverpool, A LARGE quantity , of CONDEM D GOODS, viz.:— .LIIL Foreign and British Spirits, Co elk. Compoun d s , S cotch Whiskey, Wine, 'Ale, upwards o 700 Bottles of Eau de Cologne, Tea, Tobacco, Tobacco igais, Soap, Old 'Coppe'r, Meal, Barrels, Tubs, Bra'ss . Ware, Jomers"tools, Candle Shawls, and other Haberdaiheiy, Bc6. The whole may be viewed, and Catalogues had, from ten to two o'clock, on .Thinsday next, the 18th instant, and on, the morning of sale. By order cf the Moilgagees. On MONDAY next, the.'224 instant, 'Qt Three o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Waterloo Hotel, Birkenhe: A LL that Piece of .FRBEHOLD LAD, w* , the PUB LIC-.HOUSE in front and TWo DWEL , G-HOUSES behind the- same, 'situate on the West side , hester-street, in Birkenhead, in the county of Chester, co to the front thereof 6 yards, and in (Npiti backw 34 yards, and in the occupation of Povall and others, And also all that Piece . of FRE ' HOLD LAND, with the Two DWELLING-HOUSES:thereon ereeted, behind and adjoining the first Lot, containing in front to Back Chester-street and at the back thereof, severally, 12 yards, and extending in depth backwards 16 yards and a half, and now in the occupation of Beynolds and another: ' . , • . For further particulars apply. to Mr. JOSEPH MALLABY, Soli citor, 12, Lower Castle-street, Liverpool. On WEDNESDAY, the 2d day of March next, at Five o'clock in the Afternoon, at the House of Mr. Timothy Manchester, the sign of the Running Horses, in Skelmersdale, in the county of Lancaster, subject to such conditions as will be there duced, , • . • . ripHE INHERITANCE in FEE SI\iPLE and in all that capital MESSUAGE and TENE 1 1`,.and the several Fields, Closes, and Parcels of LAN ereto belonging, situate and being in Skelthetsdale a ores ,and now commonly known by the several names of t over Hey, the Further Hey, the Middle Field,, the Fur Pasture, the Nearer Pas ture, the Hollow Meadow, the rn Hey, the 'Barn Croft, the Colt Croft, and the Moss Close, containing by estimation 13 Acres of Land, of the customary measure t here used, or therea bouts, be the same more or less, late in th a , possession of Henry Stringfellow, and now - of his executors, as tenants thereof. The above Estate, under which it is supposed ther e are v a i n: able Mines of Coal, is situate near the said Timo th y Manches ter's, ter"4, and adjoining the - high-rm.d leading from , Ormskirk ; it is about 8 miles distant front the. farmerw, lace, 4 from the latter, and 15 frotu'Liverpool, and i s well worth ftlthe at tention of any person desirous of an advantageous permanent investment. The Tenants will show the Premises, and further information may be had on applicatiod -nethe respective Offices A cel of Mr.'..l AS. PALMER, Solicitor, Orinskirk;' or of Mr tst sicELL, . Wigan. .•I NEW tiublicationo. Just published, price Ninepe"nce . THE CHAIIACTEIt df the t tlintel of ROME : SERMON, preached at St. Andrew's ' arch, on WEDNESDAY, the 27th January, M.; he last of a Course of Serrncins b Ten Clergymen.) '. l the *Rev. HUGH M'NEILE, 4 .A.,'lpcumbent of St. ',de's Church. 'Liverpool: rinted and published by GEORGE SMITH. Sold also by J. Davenport, W. Grape', and P. Wood; by Hatchard bpd Son, Seeley and Son. J. Nisbit and Co., London; Whyte and Son, Edinburgh; and Currie, Dublin. • • JuSt published, carefully revised t}nd correettsi e" Sixth Edition of 139YCE'S BELGIAN TitAvELLER, tog a complete ' Guide through Be4.7,iunt and tiolla containing'a fUll escription of. every Town, its Objek:ts o miosity, Matinfac ttires, Commerce, Inns, &c. &c. TO wh 1 is pit:fixed a'brief Sketch of the flistory, Constitution, and Itetigion of the Nefhtir lands,"and'Manners and Customs ) of the Inhabitants. LonclOti:—Leigh and Son, .121; Strand, and Baldwin and , r CadOck ' Paternoster-row. . . ••• • Just published, in Two Parts, royal 4to; dedicated' te 'Sirr-JOhn • • Sdane, a NeW Edition of 'DROWN'S 'PRINCIPLES' OF 'PRACTL L SI'ECTIVE, containing Universal Butes ' rDelineatitiV Architectural . Designs 'On various SUrfaCes,' cl•taking Viewt from Nature by the most simple and . eilied . Metheds. lustrated by 50 Plates, 25 in each Part. Price of Part 16s. cloth hoard art IL, 18s. The whole in one VOlume, '4l. 118:6d. ; or' alf-bohnifcloth; £1 168'. 'Part I. of thig Work' is elementary; add tell' foi 'the use of Young PerS'Ons, the subject being treatedida manner alculated to render the Science Of Perspective' auil tlidArt. of Drawing easy of attainment to every capacity: :"" ' Part 11. contains, in addition to the original Work, a Trea tise on the Eleine - iits and Pratice of Oil Paintilig, i Written by the Anther expressly fur this'laditiun. Lniidon:--I,eigh and Son; '421, Strand. Sold also by J. )3 4. Bale; (late Taylor's Architectural Library,) 59, High Holborn. Just rniblished, A NEW AND CORR Kr GUIDE TO 'COW, con taining an AcCount of its' Origin' an History, useful Statistics, and a Description of all the re o:able Buildings, Antiquities, and other Curiasities; with :n Itinerary of the Road from St. Petershurgh, and Tables • Coins, Weights, and Measurei; to Which'is'adaed a C,olleet in of the most - useful Words, with their Pronundation, also an accutate Plan of tha City. Price Bs. 6d., 18tAn, bound; 'London :—Leigh and Son, 421; Strand. METROPOLITAN GUIDE. _ .ar Ul f . i 0 .r tsi4eraluly Just puilished, corrected to the present time, and eiiliirged, the Ninth Edition of JEIGH'S New PICTURUE of LONDO ,or STRANGER'S 4 GuinE to the remakahle Buildin s, iquities,`and other curiosities, with a Plan for Viewing, o on in Eight• Day's, and a Description of the Environs: With Plan of London and Map nvirons, 9s. bpund. Ditto and 111 Views ,, Ditto and 24 Coloured Costumes 12i. Ditto and Itowlandson's Sketches. 15s. „ • London :—Printed fOr Leigh and Son, 421, Strand, and Bald win and Craclock, Paternoster-row: ' ' TO BRIVFERS, PUBLICANS, civ. By GEORGE ASHTON, On MoNnAy, the 2fh h day of Febrtiary instant, at Si in the Evening, at the house:of Mr. Shaw, 'the It in Furnworth-within-Widnes, in the county of A LL that MESSUAGE ok — DWELLING ; 1 - I._ the Britannia Tavern, situated on t" ix o'clock jri 7 .t. - of Bells, ancagter, , OUSE, call•>d south side . of the .13 • 'rootage of 28 feet occupation of Mary Viflag:. of Farnworth afore.a.td, havi towards the public street, and now in Wright, as tenant thereof. These Premises have lately undergone a thorough repair at a considerable expense to the present Proprietor. The Dwelling Mose •contains nu the ground floor four Rooms, on the-first floor four Bed Chambers, and 'in the upper story threelarge Attics. 'There is also excellent CeHaring attached. • • Also all that newIy.erectedJ:DWELLING , WAUSE adjein inn' the above-mentioned Premises, and 'having a Frontage of 17 feet towards the public street, together with the Grocer's Shop, and also a Painter's Stop thereto belonging, now in the occupational Mr. Penningtnit, , as • tenant thereof. A - Isri a large GARDEltwellstocked;wittr Fruit Trees, and a C LOSE. C ROFT adjoining, containing nne'Acre .of statute measure, or . thereabouts, and lying in the 'rear of the aforesaid •Premises. The Tenure olthe whole of the Property is Copyhold of In heritance, subject to the payment of a yearly Quit Rent of One Shilling and Twopence to the Lords of the Manor of Widnei. The' Dwelling-Houses' may be vjewed ou application to the res_pective Ter.ants; and further particulars may be had at the Office of Mr. EDMUND WARD; Solicitor, Present. • - - 7 „ 7 ";70 . • yV z /A 7 .-- y z-)( c , ti , . t. (5.35 a • . nIIHE great SALE of e x c ellent HOUSEHOLD - FUII.NI;' • • 1. TURK will be continued this present. consoAl, and fol lowing liars, until the whole . is sold, at - N0..17, liine-street, near ltanelxgti-street.' . " ' •4 The large and immense STOCK consists of 100 Dozen of Chairs, Fifteen Sofas; Thirty Chests Mahogany , d ot h er. , Drawersi't'wo Sets 'Dining Tables,"Five , Per . eke Tables,. Fire• Pairs of Card"lables, Tiro Easy Ct:• , Fotir.Wing'esd and other Wardrobes; Five Sideb-ards - ,•T Cabine t s, , Loo 'and Stibii. - Tables;,Tivo Lady's i rk Tables,- et - inn/lodes, Siz.Crime And Swing ts; Eight , Bittdets i . Biliter's Trays end 'Stands; Four Bedsteps; Twenty tookini 4 :. Glasses, Forty Pair Painted 'Washstands all . colours, Twenty, Sets. Mahogany and Painted Bedsteads, Forty Pair Matit'ionir: Bedposti, Six Music Stools; Six Cante'rburies, Hliir•Seatito„..t, Fringes', - Lace, Iletr-ticks,'&c.',' all of the best W6rlcnianship, • - • " • • (FREE FROM • DUTY.) 5.,9 LE OF FARMING STOCK. HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE,` IV.;' PrES'T DERBY.. By Mr. BROWN ENTT. . Tins DAY, (Tuesday,) . ihe 16th instant, (Mille Premises, the Lower House Fartu r nearthe New DiAillery,.Weitt DMA) riptlE whole of the STOCK, Farming Implements ouse -1 hold • Furniture, .and other 'Effects of Mr. J who is leaying the Farm. The Stork comPrIS• in-calf Cows,: all for early note; 2 newly calved ditto, the ole in good con. dition, 2 Calves, 3 excellent Drau iorses, a powerful. Draught Mare in 'Foal to Tinker _ , t useful, Grey C0b.;,.3r broad:wheeled Cartaviith'lriin Arm, "ti 'Slianirry; 3 Pleugliti, 4 : pairs Harrows, 4vets Oita - Genit,..S'et . of Harness, • , , .10 . Tons Hay, I , l.TOnigt . rayi j akKtit, 140 Measures Potatoes 40 Tons Kanure, &c. . The Dairy. Vessels consist of Cheese Tub and Press, Chart., Milk Cans, and every'other - requisite. The Household Furniture consists of Beds and Bedding, Chairs, Tables, ,Chests of Drawers, Eight Day. Cluck in Oak. Case, and All.the Kitchin requisites . The Stock, &c..in:ay: be viewed on 'Monday, the 15th, and Catalogues had on the Premises; at the Dog and Guu, West Derby; the Hare and Wounds, ,Deiby Chapel; Black Horse, Walton; Glitherow's, Old Swan, and the Auctioneer's Offices,. Clarendon-buildings, South 4hp-street; PEREMPTORY SALE OF EIGHTY PUNCHEONS OF CHOICE O•L•D WHISKY IN -BON/.4. On THuasnAv neva', the 18th instant, at the hoor,Of Two o'clock in the Afternoon, in• the Coffee-room of e Gommerciah, buildings; Dame-street, Dublin, itt Lots suit Puechasers,—; By direction of Mr: Edward .Bryne, T. 6, Caret4treet. • • 50 Puncheons of WHISKY; -made James Jameson, of Marrowbone-lane, viz., . 7 Puncheons, stored in the •King's Stores, North Wall, • 18th November; 1633, • • •• - • • 2 Ditto; stored •in• the •King's Stores, -North Wall, 16th 'December, 1833, ••• - • ' • - • '• • ' 2 Ditto, stored under the Royal Exchange 10th February, 1&34, • ------ • • . -4 • • . 19 Ditto, stored in Docks (Stock B) 9th Fehruarv, 18.35, 20 Ditto, stored in Docks (Stock B) 234 February; 1835. AlsO 30 •Puntiheoni, made by Jehtf• Yowl.* 41`14: , 50n; John's lane, viz„ 3 Puncheons, stored in Docks (Stock B) 12th FA., 1831, 12 Ditto; stored•iti North Wall 13th 1 , M41.1-ary ; .1835, 15 Ditto, stored under Onstomiloose sth March, 1831. Auction Duty to beitiiii&by the Ptirchas , er of•each Lot. Samples will be submitted do the , tidy of sale. • 'JOHN LITTLEDNLE, Auctioneer, , cj;11„ Upper Ormond Quay. Zo bt ket. rylo be LET, for a term of years, either together ors -! rarely, several extensive Minded WAIW,HOU ' ' and. jetkreirrs e.pa SHEDS, , with - a Free Warehouse, , Counting-hoii4 ard, and other conveniences, all lying compactly to r, between Henry-street and Lydia Ann-stree:,•to 1 of which streets. the Premises have considerable, extent rani.—For .further particular apply to Messrs. .Fosmit and. SiositT, Lawton street. A . . .... , . , 1710 be LET, the WORKS HIPS, SHEDS, 'and YARD, I. lately occupied by Messrs. T. and IL, t ans Coper-• smiths; k tr:, fronting. theNiTitterlOb'DOck,ti e.or utoreLots. There are a Four and Two-horse St Engine,..and Two.: Lathrs-in - fine of the W-orkshope, , in l.working order,. apd, which will be Let with the'Proinises, if required. Apply to Mr. JOHN PitATCHHTT;' Accountant, Fenwick street-. -••.- z L-.• ' • • "SHOPS TO - 111 V. • 11 - VIE Public is reitiectfullV in:brined, that RC AD E JIL "PASSAGE; situate. beiWeen'Newit • and', Lyceilm. place, ifold-Street, will 66 OPEN for -ES i S On MONDA the 29th instant ;in tile . ntearititne'aftet Mid . * given every day to• Let the Shops, which are fixed at moderate Rents. " The Proprietoris desirous' of making it known, that the above mentioned Passage is only preparatory to the erection .of a Grand Areadti, itn thesvacattit hita betweeti - Leece - -oreet - , - Ren shaw-street, -aild Newington, , fur, which. by. ! the nu st eminent Artistspnre now in course Of-.4i - eparatnie, and. pt., • posals will shortly be made for effectiug this object by mea.:s of a Joint Stock Company.— . . VALUABLE COAL MINES. • • 91 - 10 be LET, in the immediate '-iicinifY of 5t.,11 en's, some valuable and extensiKe...ll-LKES..uf..CON „of lexCelleat quality and considerable thiokness..being f e same class as those of Gerard's Bridge . . The' Colliery ybe opened to take easy adYantage of the St. Helen's dna tuncorn•Gap Railway , and the Sankey Canal. The present is an eligible opportunity for tlnise wishing to engage in the working of Coal Mines. • Further particulars may be obtained on application to Messrs. 11E1'Es and PEMBERTON, Solicitors, Prescot ; Mr. ANsnatt., SOlicitor, St. Helen's; or tollr. THOMAS WANING, Engineer, of the same place: fit Aap. . . . rpo he SOLD, by PRIMATE CONTRACT, an excellent ill DWELLING,-HOUSE, situate ou the south side of Doke-street, in Liverpool, at present in the occupation of Elias Arnaud, Esq., containing in front to Dnke-street and at the back severally, 40 yards and 6 inches (in .lud . au area of 6 feet wide iulruut.to.Duke..street..)______. .. .......- .._ __ i r jog The House contains an , excellent Bra fast-room, 18 feet by 19 feet Dining-room, 26 feet by 16 feet 6 inches; Drawing room,. 25 feet 6 inches by 19 feet, together with suitable Bed: rooms. The situation is daily becoming valuable for ships, and would be a good investment on that account. Tenure, Leasehold under the Corporation for three_ lives and twenty-one years.. For further.particulars, and tickets to. view, apply to Messrs. Lees, SoNs, and MyEas, Solicitors, Castle-street, Liverpool. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE ANDCOAL MINES IN BLACKELOD..! - . •••• MO be SOLD, hy l'ulyATE CbNTUACT, the FREEHOLD I.IE -and - IN-HERiTAN - CE - of a FARM,- -the southerly side of the village ...if :Blackrod, consisting of Two Dwelling-houses, Cottage, Barn. Shippons. - and ittiQr useful.tatithuildings, and..severaliCloses of Land,!con ing'in the whole 32 acres, or. thereabouts, of the ..statute tattle, and in the respective occupations of Widow Boa au, Richard Map-or, and others. • .. . , together with.the MINES of COAL CANNEL, lying under the said estate, which are very v uable, and comprises the well-known Mines Galled the Cannel Mine ; the King :Co4l. the Yard Mine, the Bone Coals the Smith's Coal, and the Arley Aline: . . . . , , The Estate adjoins a good road, and is situated at a short distance from the Leeds andr,Liverpool - Canal. The Mines ale of a superior quality. • :For further information apply to Mr. Ac KERS, of Bicker thaw-hall, Abram, near Wigan; where a plan (Attie Estate may be seen. • January 28th, 1836. (IN SALE, a new, substantial BUJ t. IN G, Brick Slate, situate tit Stonehridge, within half a tnile of ester, and [(bout sixteen miles from Liverpool. T he . Bur witi.erected for a Chemical !Manufactory, and conta is me valuable Ma ehiney. ' It is held, togeth4 with abo wo .Statute Acres of Land, on Lease of 21 years, from the of January, 1833, and renewable thereafterfor 49 years. The Building is about 80 by 40 feet; two stories high. . - 1t is situated. close to a Canal, by which goods•mn be conveyed to all parts of the Kingdom ; and is well adapted for a•Corn Mill, Brewery, Paper Mill, or The Property will be shown by Mr. J. JACKSON, Fletcher's buildings, .Orieige4treet, Chester; and further parti c ul a rs may be known on application to the - Subscriber, ~,WILLIADI I'ARBFT, 11, Exchange-buildings, Liverpool. rIN SALE, a FISHERY and SHIP-BUILDING ES -At- LISHMENT, being a. very.riaruable and corn c Pro perty, particularly well adapted and long used the above purposes„at SHIP-NARBOUR,.Cape Breton, con • ting of a new Dwelling-house, with. frost-proof Cellars • ry Fish Store, three stories .high ;. a Salt and Pickl d ish Store;. a Dry Goods' Store, Cook-house, Blacksmith' orge, Stable, &c. ; . new well-built Wharf,. with Crane, &c., &c., complete, having sixteen to eighteen feet of water at the head, anti sheltered by a Breakwater, Flakes, covering one acre of Land, and Shingle to dry' Fish ; a good Ship Yard, with covered Sawints, Launching-ways, &c., the whole standing upon about six acres of Freehold Land, with four hundred and fifty feet of Frontage. Ship-harbour is well known as a safe and good anchorage for vessels of any size. Also, at River,Bourgois, in Cape Breton, a strong and well built-STORE, three-and-a-half stories high, conveniently fitted up with a Fish-screw, &c., and a Wharf, containing a Crane, Winch, &c., and floored with three-inch deal, having fifteen to sixteen feet water at the head. the wbole.standing on. about one acre of Land, nearly the whole of which is covered with Fish Flakes.—Apply to ROLIIN and KING. . BUILDING - gROUND, FARMS," LEAD MINES, - AND • • - SLATE" QUAItRIES. • ' " • MO be SOLD, for a term of 75 years, from the I s t March 'next, - bc Lease from the Corporation, either "altogether or in lots, BUILDING GROUND, containing to the tr e M 1 9 ; .! Gill-street yards, and extending in depth to Gt;riat,N jk6 `rvardr, street 41 . y1rds, and fronting Great Newton-street suitable either for Places of Worship or Public Also, to be SOLD in Lots, all the r esid• LAND, situateln Gill-street, Great N street, and St. Andrew-street, of cliff e i r yards. Lease are N,.U-..—The above being_,e Corporation Reform Bill ; and, --vrtffi in the exceptions of 1.1 r 'Renewal in the said Lease i therefore. the Covenant o_ held under a Building s valid, gether or in lots, about 'OOO . - Also, to be SOLD, alto NG GROUND, f • square Freehold BUILD' routing. Whitfield notwithstanding the said Act of Parliament. yards of, , treet Toxteih-park. , Dale -street, and. s To 'be LET, several Hotel,Setsinof 14 0 0 17 fi lC id E , S,. in o pposite the Royal r e s,- In the several nccu- Mr. Haliday, Broker, and. Butcher's Shop, opposite f ii e ti s o s lir Messrs. n o f i g iV i i l y r :,L : nfi foster,Ag e S n o t l s i c ; i t a o l r s , 0 , , a the said Iloti•l, occupied by M. Armstettd and Co; To be LET, Two FARMS; in North Waled about 200 acres each. Rent, £ BO each Flarrn, with a good House and Build jugs thereon. , To be LET, Cafn Garw SLATE QUARRY, near Festiniog, North Wales, With Crane,'Water-wheel, House for Agent, and Cottages for,Worktnen. Specimens similar to Bargor Slate are upon the Quarry Bank. The above are near a Turnpike road, and only eight miles front a Seaport.. Mining Leases or 'rack ' notes will he granted of the Lead Ore under 2,000 acres of Land, adjoining to the Quarry, on the usual terms. Lead Ore has been found near the surfacein different parts of the said land. •- ' • . •• - Apply to igi.:Puwsit,' Sadler, 22, Dale-street. "teire ettr ,,, n . of the Unbuilt ie -street, Kreibbtok,- ! depths, from 15 to 'ir.) 1 Tees. teet. Ter-- W.