The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-06-21 00:00:00

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JOLNISJiIIpfI 13UKNESS --- - ;ii r 1 . 9- - - rya 4 '` liz . ; - ..m.... -.1.74".' d M ISTRESS the School -----..:___ For ► BOMBAY "4.....:r.,P. • • jt' v e r , ' .} *.‘.-' The very last Ship JOHN KN Al, • ~ - THOMPSON, 11. ; 7 Will have early despatch.—Fo reicrht. &c. apply on board o Apply a A t iv th l e iE S D ta . n:a m t d A. -, s )fE T e E e it . •ati j, - 1.00011 tWOOdi ..qieen's Dock, oitC; DUNCAN GIBB. AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. k/V_ tl, at Garston. It is requisite they sho e 3letribers <il l • 1 the Church of; Ltigialci, and able i 9 prud • • mcinials of their fitness and character. e stipend ; f,r the Master is 45 guineas, for the Mistress dons to be made to.thre Rev. 401 IN GIBSON, Garston. ' ,4 pns rar, .16 Robin;,' and W, 0, 11 . 7 bales ,4 To sail pwitirely on the 26th in • nt. For CALCurr , The fine Liverpool-built S GIPSEY, an BEwtEy, Commander; - Earth en 4(X) tons, and newly'coppered.For freight o r p assage C apply to Messrs. ouPLANn'and DucAN, Merchants; lilessrs: Boi.o and RUSShL, Brokers, or to JOHN T0131N. - ------ HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARDI—SmoLLtrr. TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 18:36. To bc VoL. VITI.---No. 374.] PRICE 7D. ..., .., , stigari hi s 2.5 brls es cot i • g rs To sail immediate!... 411 - k . For BOMBAY, The fine Ship BOMBAY PACT' . JAMES GARNOCK, MaSte , 41; British-built; burthen per register 425 ns.—For freight or passage apply to the Captain, on board; • d CHAnt.us H6Rs- IPA t.t., SON, and Co., or to BOLD and 'RUSSEL. ."Lteain Nalggatten. by auction: Alalto bp attain. eearto bp auction-. R. WALKER begs to ann9unce that he bas o ALE, by II iiL PRIVATE' CONTRACT' at , it+ C-hurc treet Ruotn#, the whole pf the - Stock of CAR'PETS . .beIi ing to Messrs. of Brussels, dclertninster, - "and. Stair CARPETING, HEA.RTI-I._ RUGS, DRUGGETS, ,•• MATTING, &c. • • • ' '• • •• • '• • • • - THIS DAY. SALE OF BONDED WINES. To close ass A& d ant. By Iklr. WALKER; Mthautreserve,—To-moaa.ow, (Wednesday,) the 72d instant, at One o'clock precisst, at his, Rooms, Church -street, UORTY Cased 'of, CLARET, i4„1.- - Poxeti Cases; 10 Cases 1. 1 of. superior Old PORT 96 Case containing 2i Dozen. The above will be sold in Bod. And immediately after the above, will be sold 20 Kegs' 1111.1S TARD. • Samples will be ready for inspectidn do the Morning of sale, at Mr. WA u(Eit's Rooms. Bibby Id co-- Div, (Tuesday,) the 21st instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Arthur Oughterson and Co.'s Office, Exchange-place, Ex clittuue:.streel. Kist, BCasks GUM. ARABIC, F p( 3 Casks CREAM O 'l' FAR, 5 Casks'TERRA SIEN • ' be.SOLD, a handsome CHARIOT, nearly ne , in pre sint taste, and I:Milt:in London; complete i Imperial, C4p - Cnse, Boxes, &c., being file 'Property of a C leman gone abroid.—May he seen at J. CionsT's, No. 23, Great Charlotte street. • • . • do, 73 ; 2 big Farie salted, horge d Song 0 bglel hcitO kodic l4 „ des, ," is, said 4r 4 Intended to sail i m i ne Vi ate l t 4 1 For 11 1Auarrius 5 dir . 4 , The Barque 'M E D LA, -,... .-,or • r freight or passage apply to. Messrs. II AwsON and Co-, or to BARTON, llt LAX and H IGGINSON. Apply to MessrA. DouGLAs, FRASER, and Co., Merchants, or ARTHUR OUGHTER•SON and Co., Brokers. Tuts DAY, ('Tuesday,) the 21st instant., at le o'clock, at " the Broker's Office, Exchan. eet East, • • 18 Cites. fine Turkey GLJA' . RABIC. Apply to HENRY GLYN N, Broker. Warra 71 ted . first Vessel. For BATAVIA. and SINCAPORE, The fine A 1 British-built Brig IS LLA, Captain JAMES Lo • ; • 1 83 tons per register ; coppered and copp stewed; sails well, and will be found a first-rate conveyance for goods or passen gets.—For terms, &c., apply on board, in King's Dock,- to Messrs. AcnAatAN and STITT, or to W. and J. TYRER. r Will be despatched on the 25th instun For I3ATAVIA"and SINCAP The Ship BENCOOL ' , A. BROWN, COURIIV r; Earthen per register 4(r2 tons.—For freigh or passage, having excellent accommodations, apply to THOMAS RIPLEY. /, To sail p u iitib e l y un th e 25th i nstan t. • . For CALCUTTA, The fine new Ship ItICLIMO T , NoRMAN ITLEOD, (late of the Mb' , Commander; liurthen per register 520 tons, coppered, copper-fastened, ble and is expected to be a very fast and passengers, saiier. She presents an conveyance both for goods having spacious ire.,top grid lower act.-e.snmad-atiotts, and. wilt carry-a regular Sur *ion. —Far term's of freight or passage apply to the Commander, ©n board, Prince's Dock; Messrs. Ac„ AMAX and STlTT,'Mer ehttnts ; Messrs. MiLEon, HOUSTON, and Co., or to • JAiNIES and Co. N.B.— Tw-o rrepectable APPRENTICES PdOLE wanted for the aboize Ship. ~~~ J . To sail on the 2cl For CALCarrA, The A I Barque FAER4E , QUEENE, Wm. HoLmss, Commander • Coppered and copper-fastened, and sails rirkieferf fast.—For' irilght or p assage, h av i ng exce ll ent acco Dilations, apply to tifn Master, on board, Prince's Dock, or to TAYLOR, POTTER, and Co. To `sail early in Anytea. • For! , S,I,NCAPORE,. MANILLA,. and NA, fast-sailim; Clipper FOI BLE, ‘ "t 01 350 tons regist Captain L. WKAY; (Who is well acquainted with the trade.)—For terrus.of freight or passage apply to ROBERT WISE and Co. WEST INDIES. For DEMERARA, .: The Barque HELEN. JANE - i DONALD MACDONALD, Coin r ; I. ' .4 I3urthen per register 266 tons.— reiol.. , ?r passage, having excellent cabin accommodation, ),I): I A STO ° NE and Co. • r To sail in a few days. A For KINGSTON, JAMAICA, direct, 111 1-4 '+ ..1- 4 The tine A 1 Brig CLAREMCL. " C. R. STEPHENS, ast , Briti s h -b u ilt , 265 t ons per reg i ster , h av i e greater part of her cargo arrange d for, will have im iate despatch.--,For freight or passage apply to STANLEY PERCIVAL, ESq., or to JAMES POOLE and Co. AFRIVA. ; in pt. Will hare A i • • • • ' ... For CAPE OF GOOD • au 'XLG AY, 'l l - A , c The A 1 British-baikScladerf4lß ' ENT, :-:.-: - . Captain W. , S ; SCELI , Euithe n p er r egister 125 tous.—For fiei g t or passage, having good accommodation, apply , to ROBERT WISE and Co., 21, Exchange-alley North. SOUTH AMERICA. To fi - pliew tke WILBERFORCE. For MARANHAiI 4: 4 itt The fine A 1 British B antu ADRAS, , 471._ HENRY THORNTON, Master ; 13 urthem per register 331 tons; coppered and co_pper-fasteoed.-- Vol. freight or passage apply to Messrs. MOON BROTHERS, or to ASHLEY BROTHERS. . . LINE 'OF PACKETS FOR 'RIO DE JANEIRO. To sail on the Ist and 16th bf every Month. To sail on tke Ist Itily. 17 1`- •li . .11161, The fine A 1 British-built Barque IVANHOE, JAMES GIBSON, Master ; -7 -'"'" - - Now on her first voyage; burthen 299 ton oppered, and in every respect a most desirable convey ; lying in the Prince's Dock. For terms of freight, , apply to JOHN lIOLLIWELI. j W. and J. TrItER, or to ASHLEY BROTHERS. The A 1 Ship BRILLIANT (an extra vessel) will be de -spatched immediately. (One interest.) UNITED STATES. For NEW YQBK ? ~._ The fine fit st-class American Ship GANGES JOHN JONES, Master; .''''''' But then per register 396 tons; copper fastened ; is now loading in the Waterloo for about 50 tom, liykt goods only. 0471 copper and Iris TOM Wilrbe succeeded by • The fine A 1 ArneriCan Ship CONGRESS, WILLIAM HASTY, Master; 3 55 tons register; coppered and copper-fastened ; only three Sears old, a nd sais very fast; - will load in the Waterloo Dock. -- For freight apply to , GEORGE BROWN. For NEW YORK. 4 - r The fine A 1 fast-sailing Ship SHER OOKE, .... it''y,V' • J. BALLENY, Master; • 506 tons register; coppered and copper-fastened,.and will take freight on moderate terms.—Apply-to GEORGE BROWX. To sail nn Sunday, the 26th instant 4.:For NEW R YOK, ~. 717 8 ". The very fine American Ship HO ARTII, Captain CROCKER •, Ilurthen 400 tons ; coppered and copper-fastened ; Boston built ; sails remarkably fast, and is an excellent conveyance for goods and passengers.—For freight or passage, having good ac ° 4,o mrnodations, apply on board, or to WADDINGTON, HOLT, and Co. BRITISH AMERICA. Under contract to sail immediately. :At For MONTREAL, "iz. - we, `...i The beautiful new IViarvpott-built Brig PARAGON, re , ROBERT 'SMITH, Master; ' Stands A 1 f or t we l ve y e ars ; coppered and cop -fastened, and sails re mar k a bly f as t. Captain Smith is acquainted With the St. L awrence . This vessel will be ound to be the most eligible conveyance now on the berth.—For freight or Passage, having elegant accommodations, apply to J. NELSON WOOD and Co. For RESTIGOUC CnALEIII BAY, The Cunaberland , built _Brig D 0 N A D, 41 " ; Ro LIERT POTTS, Master; _ " 229 tons register ; coppered, and wi ail in all the meek. —For freight or passage apply to d. NELSON WOOD and Co. . • To sail on the 214 Pi.„, For SYDNEY, PAVE .i .. tieV- The fine Brig VERSE 41.,. C. JAMES, Wirt' i , Non , loadinv i n G env Fo re's Dock.—r fre, to Messrs. NI'LLoD, HausToN, and Cn.,3; or JONATF On ftaic. _ .._ ------- Wholesale STATIONERY and PAPERS, for Exportation and Home Consumption; F ine Writing and Printing PAPERS, of every (le , cription; LEDGERS, JURNALS, Day, Cash, , and all oth er Mercantile ACCOUNT-tOOKS, Ruled to any Pattern, in improved Bindings, allowing the full amount of Excise Drawback on all Good for Exportation ; Coloured Sample PAPERS and Tissues, tridge, Cap, 10 / Brown, Casing, and 'Sheathing PERS, and MILLED BOARD; Hand -made TWINES, LINES, GASKETINGS, &c.; Seine. Turtl e , Herring, Mullet, Sal m on, and Shrimp T WINES ; Papering or Casing TWINE; Baling. and• Shop TWINE; Stitching TWINE for Bags ; Sea Ming, Tabling, and Roping TWINE; PACKING for Steam Engines; Deep Sea; Hand Lead, and Lost LINES; Grumet, Point, Cod, Mackerel, and other FISHING LINES ; Tea Chest, Orange. Crate, Bale, and' Box PACKING CORDS. W. W. ARCHIBALD, Manufactory, Birkenhead, Ware housen ;.... Removed from No. 18 to No.'9; Gore Piazzas; entrance 'lrtirunswick-street. . r • , ~,~` On SALE, The Brig• GEORGE GORDON, - - , ,v - • RTCHARD MOORMAN, R.N . Ma er ; --- *., '' ~ the ,: Burthen per register 196 tons ; may inspected in Princes Dock.—For inventories and of articulars apply to JAMES OOZE and Co. For SALE , The Liverpool-b u il t S ana.packet % 1,44.418\ . HENRY B L, At present plying 00 t ation between Liver- Pool and Newry, burthen per register 2 tons, propelled by two engin es of 80 horse power, carries 80 to 90 tons of goods, besides her deck cargo of cattle, &c. Both vessel and machinery are in lb!! most perfect order, and fit for any sea-going. station with out further expense.—Apply to Messrs. SCOTT, SusicLArn, and C°.) Greenock, or to GEORGE PURDON, Water-street, Liverpool. For GREENOCK. and, GLASGOW. , THE CITY oF GLASGOW STEAM-PACKET • • COMPANY'S VESSELS, The CITY. OF GLASGOW,..(Netv" Steamer.) _ . ROBERT ENVIN(I, COITOP4Hder, The VULCAN, JOHN BOYD, Commander, The JOHN WOOD . , COLIN FERGUSON, Commander, Sail from the Clarence Duck, as under, Ali or without • • The CITY OF GLASGOW sails Tnts DAY, (Tuesday,) the 21st instant, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon. The JOHN WOOD sails on THURSDAY next, the 23d instant, at Five o'clock in the. Evening. The VULCAN sails on SATURDAY next, the 25th instant, at Seven o'clock in the. Meeiti. Apply to . DAVID :51. - IVER and Co., 31, Water-street. "For GREENOCK and GLASGOW, With Goods an.L Passengers to the Biomielaw. THE GLASGOW.AND LIVERPOOL SHIPPING COMPANY'S FINE STEAM-PACK ""S, SAIL THREE TIMES EACH WEE MONDAY, THURSDAY, AN 'URDAY. 4 EAGLE. (New Steamer Captain . MAIN. MANCHESTER,. captain M EL LA R. 0 • % h CLYDE, Captain 11PLEo D. AILSA CRAIG, Captain CRAWFORD. GLASGOW, Captain WYLIE. Sail as under, from the Clarence Dock, (with or withotit pilots,) The AILSA CRAIG sails oa THURSDAY neat, the 23d instant, at Five o'clock in the Afternoon. The EAGLE sails on SATURDAY neat, the 25th instant, at Seven o'clock in the,Evenitiy„ Apply to MARTIN a rid Vo., (late Matt hie and Martin,) India-buildings, Water-street. • I t .7' For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. Wq) THE TI OFUBLIN ; .1114, , , YEA/VI-PACKET—COM NY, s * INCORPORATED IW ACT 0 P LIAMENT. • The above Company - sail their Vessel with or without Pilots,) taking. Goods and ,Passenger* e following, ports, namely, -To DUBLIN Daily. For BELFAST,--The ATHLONE, TO -MORROW, (Wed nesday,) the 22d instant, at Four o'c,lock in the Afternoon, from the Clarence Dock. Apply, - for Dublin Line, to SAMUEL PERRY, 27. for Belfast Line, to Water-street. JOHN WCAMMON and Co., The pi iuciple of this Company is that of attach►ng all lm porters and Exporters by . a Divis►on of the Profits 'among them, after payment of the Div►dends—thus creating a commun►ty of interests between the Shippers and Shareholders—a principle which w►ll best guarantee to its Proprietors acertainty of their Dividends, and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and, Live Stick the haying a well supported Establishment of first 'class Slimmers, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with a due attention to their maintenance. STEAM CONVEYANCE TO THE LAKES. The powerful new Steam-packet WINDERMERE, = JOHN ALLENBY, Commander; Continues to ply four times a-week during the S .r months with Passengers only, between Liverpooland ton, calling off Blackpool and Poulton, near Lancaste r , v -"ather permit ting,) leaving George's Pier; Liverpool, and Canal Foot, Ul verston.—Will sail from the George's Pier on TricasnAy next, the 23d instant, at Nine o'clock in the, Morning, and on Sfi- TURDAY next, the lith instant, at Eleven o'clock in the Morn ing.—For further particulars and times of sailing apply to Mr. WORTHINGTON ; Sun Inn, Ulverston, or to JAMES WINDER, 4, Strand-street, Liverpool. • - GRAND EXCURSION TO SEA. The WINDERMERE will sail from the George's Piei To-ston- Row,. (Wednesday,) at Half-past Two o'clock Afternoon, round the FLOATING LIGHTS.—.Fares, Cabin, Is. 6d. Deck, Is. DOUGLAS, ISLE OF MAN. The loyal Mail Steam-packets QUEEN. OF 'ME . ISLE, WursiAra Cominander; an MONA'S ISLE, E. QuaiLE, Commander. Are intended to Sail from George's hock Pierhe. , Liverpool, for DOUGLAS, during the Month of une, • • Every Mommv, WRPN E SDAY, THORSD and FRIDAY MORNING, at Ten o'clock. RETURNING RETURNING FROM DOUGLAS itery MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY,- and SATURDAY, „ MORNING, at Seven o'clock. Cabin Fare from Liverpool to Douglas. Ios. 6d. Steerage Ditto ss. 6d. For freight or pasbag,.e.2.pply_to Jag Ag_ept.D, - MOORE and UtilitS,llAN, - ,23, Redcross-street, Liverpool. EDWARD MOORE, Steam-packet Quay, Douglas. JOHN WALKER, 39, Market-street, Manchester. {*- The Queen of the ISLE takes GOODS from Liverpool every Tvicusiasy, which require to be entered at the Custom house, and, shipped, on or before' the Wednesday previous, at Twelve o'clock at Noon. Shippers of B on ded Goods will be held responsible for any detention which may be caused to the vessel. It is also requested, that those parties who intend their Goods shall be entered by the Agents do send the particulars of the same into the office, previously to the time above specified, otherwise the Agents will not be responsible for the extra duty of 15 per cent. incurred in consequence of non-entry. instant. BRETON - NrE RAN stir; sight assage au 37. ort Johu-str , HAN LAIDMAI rth iistorYi , Isasei ow an 7 and 3 Wilson ropPei , booaeo. )rder Wahl' entitle. hds to rn tiPs , ontents ingtom 1x.14e Wll9o° ton, Maul' , Ilusann► .46&do► cotton , —l3 Vldg Jame Drderoe, Isaac: 7 9 do, :~~_ .c s - birc h ' yids, Or Oider P s pttli ght au 3d $ll ;bwooo. Ps i': e. ESz l 'QVIL ..... 0 ~..•• 6 . ..... 0 ..... 'Ol ..... ' Lsber° . - 14. ightb °°4 :ch. " I ' 4 urer• Lona i roo Linc t : t ief on ct- „ i o ttent s & ureotr o o• J. O P r r . l ull Vat, Otir" l Good 0 ,-e ; 4 'io o# D o , o ll ° 1. te fr Lehr 11 3efer arti : ; 1 1;: fle r0 4 doll , : 13 11` th it° l;* aorl 1 ritt+ il ..• 1 Lel" Erg" 11 , • : Olt; 1 1 I, ' s ,st ' a t 1 i o , e 1 1; o e f tb r id‘ , re ti , ire, Lbio .8,1151' 1 1 ; r;:p sod. ot0n 40 1. 1 ; N;t i, Lo r t . 4; 0 ,100 ef- hotisecf kee. lick b ee l l o s ter tvr'' STEAM TO HAVRE. The most direct and convenient Route to Paris, from London and vice versa. every Ten Days, with Goods, Passengers, Horses, Carriages, 4-c. k The London and Havre Steam Navigation Com . pany's splendid. Steam-packet QUEEN ADELAIDE, Burthen 250 tons, 120 horse power, HENRY WOODRUFF, R.N., Has commenced running for - the Season, and will leave her Moorings, off the 'rower, as . follows : Tuesday, 21st June, returning from Havre unday, 26th June. This commodious Vessel is elegantly d for passengers, no expense having been spared to render a first-rate conveyance. FARES Chief Cabin....E.2 I Fore Cabin....£l. Children under , twelve years of age half price. 4 Wheel Carriages.......L4 4 I Hordes £ 3 3 eac h. 2 Wheel Ditto. • 2 2 [Dogs 0 5s This mode of travelling will be found the most convenient and economical for Passengers,: combining ease with despatch, in addition to the pleasure to. he .deilYed.from a view of the Pic turesque Scenery on the Seine, this .Company being in con nexion with the five new Steamers, Normandy, Seine, and others, whicn are now running direct from Havre to Rouen and Paris daily, and by Well Goods may also, be forwarded at a moderate expense. Passports may be obtained from the Pass= part-office, 6, Poland-street, Oxford-street; or of Mr. DURRANT, St. Andre. Consul General of France, 4, Tokenhouse-vard. For further particulars apply to Mr. G. S, ORENFRLL', at the Company's Temporary Offices, 34, Lombard-street ; Hore's Dundee and Perth Steam-office, 18, Strand • or to BATTEN and EDWA RDS, Brokers, 66, Lower Thames-street, London. Agents at Havre, Messrs. GUILLON and BERTRAND. Rouen, Mr. G. N. BROWNE. Paris, Messrs. G. S. GILENFELL and Co. Legal Merchandize and Packages received, and forwarded with the utmost care and despatch, if addressed to the Brokers, as above. lIEALTII, BEAUTY, and LONG LIFE.—An eminent Medical Writer has remarked, and experience has proved the fact beyond dispute, that those who are attentive to keeping the stomach and bowels in proper order, preserve health, pre vent disease, and generally attain robust, cheerful, and. healthy old age; for that truly desirable purpose STIRLING'S STOMACH MIS are particularly adapted, being prepared w i ith the Sulphate of Quinine, Extract of Chamomile lioweiwfind the most choice Stomachic and Aperient Drugs of the Materia Medica. • They have in all cases proved superior to ,every . other Medi cine in the Cure of Stomach and Liver Complaints, Indiges tion, Loss of Appetite, Sensation .of Fullness, Sick. Beadach-,. Pain and Oppression after Meals, Habitual Costiveness. Flatu lence, Shortness of Breath, Stomach Coughs, Spasms, Worms, and Fits in Children and Grown Persons, and all disor&rs in cident to the Stomach and Bowels. They are also truly effica cious in the Cure o j f Colds, Agues, Asthinas, Rheumatism, Gout, Jaundice, Dropsy, and Gravel, and an excellent Restora tive after any excess, or too free indulgence at table i its.they gently cleanse the bowels, strengthen the stomach, sweeten the breath, cheer the spirits, brace the nerves, induce a healthy ac tion of the liver, improve digestion, and invigorate the whole system. Females who value good health and personal aPpear— ance, should never be without them, as they purify the blood, remove obstructions, pimples, cutaneous eruptions,. sallowness, &c., and give the skin a hca.itiful, clear, healthy, and blooming appearance. Persons of a plethoric habit, who are subject to headache, fits, giddines ,, , dimness of sight, or drowsiness, sing ing noise in the ears, which indicate too great a flow of blood to the head, should he particular to take them frequently. Th e y are so mild and gentle in their action that children and persons of all ages may take them at any time, as they do not contain mercury or any ingredient that requires confinement or restric tion of diet. Alanv healthy aged individuals, several of them highly distinguished Members of the Royal College, who know their value, make it a rule to take them two or three times a week, by which they remove the causes that produce disease, preserve their health, and keep off the infirmities of age, re taining, in a surprising degree, all the energy, vigour, vivacity, and cheerfulness of their youthful days. They should be kept in every family as a remedy in case of sudden illness, for, by their prompt administration, Cholera Morbus, Cramps, Spasms, Fevers, Apoplexy, and other alarming complaints, which too often prove fatal, may be speedily cured or prevented. Nume rous patients, whose cases had been -considered hopeless, have been restored to sound health by them. This can be proved by the testimony of thousands. and shown by letters from nume rous patients who have benefited by their unrivalled efficacy. To describe all their excellent properties, and the cures they have performed, would - fill volumes, and exceed credibility; in fact, there is scarcely any disease to which the human frame is subject that they will not either prevent or cure, and none in _which they can possibly do harm. Prepared only by J. W. Stirling, Chemist, 86, High-street, Whitechapel, in Boxes at 134 d., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., and I Is. each.. Agents :—C. Mawhood, 20, South John-street, Priestley, As: pinall, Howell, Roberts, Bradford, Rawson, Neale, Gerdes, Wagstaff and Swift, Liverpool: Bowman and Law, Barker, Taylor, Chemists, Manchester; Scowcroft, Bolton ; Isherwood, Preston; and may be had of all the principal Medicine Ven ders in the Kingdom. *** Ask for Stirling's Stomach Pills THURSDAY. On_'I'HURSDAY next, the 231 instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Corrie, Huson, and Co.'s Office, Rumford-place, • The following GOODS, viz.:— 15V Bags BLACK PEPPE , :30 Bags Bales Mocha CO E, 77 100 Bags East India RICE, .62 Bales ,„ u NAL I. G 0 B Apply to Mesirs.TAlV le oit s , PoTTtht, and Co., Merchants, or to CORRIE,.IIUSON, and Co., Brokers. Peremptorily—To close an account. On THURSDAY -next, the 211 instant, at One o'clock, at R. W. Preston's . Office, India-buildim4s, Water-street, 8 Hogsheads BRANDY, 1829, Hine's brand,. 3 Hogsheads DITTO, 1832, Otard and Co.'s ditto, 1 --PilV• i RT.- WINZ, iiiiKulittiau:s ditto, 3 Hogsheads DITTO, Offiey and Co.'s ditiO, 4 Quarter-casks PORT WINE, „...---- 1 Pipe West India Isdalleira WINE, 2 HogsheadS Pale SHERRY WINE These Wines,'-&c., are of first qualities,. a e d will be sold with out. any reserve. Sampl es may be tasted on Wedn es da y an d uu .the morning of sale.—Apply to. ' • • . R. W. PRESTON, Broker. • FRIDAY. NEW TEAS. On FRIDAY next, the 24th instant, at Ten o'clock precisely, at the Public Saie-reorn, Exchange-buildings, 1565 Chests gONGOU, 504 Boxes °Prange PEKOE, 100 Chests SOLICHONG, ' 146 Bus - is lack Leaf PEKOE, ; ..* 5 Chests IMPERIAL,. Ex Cordella, from Canton. 400 Quarter;Chests BOIIEA, ' 260 Half Chests . DITTO, 860 Large Chests.. .DITTO,. 1122 Con.. Chests.... DITTO, 19E Con. Chests Fokein DITTO, Just landed, ex .Mary Somerville, trout' 04nton_. = Apply :fp Messrs. TAYLOR, POTTER, and Co., or to SAMPSON, )SMITH, and Co. . , :On VutnetY next, the 24th instant, at Twelve o'clock, on the on the. Qn.ay; east side 4)f. Brunswiek:DoA,. 3500 I'INE and SPRUCE PLANKS, 480. II Alt DWOOD PLANKS; ) • • 8900 OAK and AS H.H I-I D. • :Being the entire cargo per, John. Porter, oseph Jenkinsgn, 'Master, now landin .—Apply td Mr. Wm. FAIRCLOUGH, Mer chant, or DPIMPSE Y, BEN.I3OW, and Co., Brokers. On FRIDAY next, the 24th instant, at:Twelve o'clock, at Geo.J. • Wainwright and Co.'s'Offi.Ce 9, Dale-street 120133.rre1s Jamaica GINGER 4e / j Now landing. ex Appleton, fropa.,Jamp.tca. pply to R. W. APPLEToN, Esq., Merchant, or I GEO. J. WAINWRIGHT and Co., Brokers. . . FaIDY next, the 2lth instant, at One o'clock, at William Nevett's Office, Rumford-street. GO Tons Lima NICARAGUA WOO , Ex Floraville, from Valpara . 18 Tons Lima NICARAGUA. 001), Ex. Cawton, from Valparaiso.--Apply to MeSsrs..ToOn NAY LOR and Co., Merchants, or • WILLIAM NEVETT, Era . . . . On Flo DAY neTt, the instant;knext. after Messr nebular' and Browne's Sale,) 20 Bales New South Wales W , • 0 Ex Spairna, yia London 1000 Bales, consisting of Spanish, German: East India, Ice land, Tuscan, Bosnian, ,Russian, washed Mountain COrdova, Italian; Mogadore, and uther WOOLS: For particulars apply to ABRAM GART SIDE, Wool Broker, North John-street. Ou , ;1 1 -I I II) r ) 4 11' next, the 24th instant, Now landing, ex Mttry c etli,'Wot w n ( Na l. Y.—VoeF rarticutars apply to ABRAMA'ARTSIDE. On FRIDAY next, the 24th instant, 44 Bales washed Mountain Cordova WO L, Free from burrs, Now landing, ex Sultana, from Buenos A, Apply to Messrs. WILDES, ,PICKERSGILL, and Co., Merchants, or to ABRAM GART,IDE. On FnioAy next, the 24th instant, at the Pub Sale-room, Exchange-buildings, Liverpool 76 Bales Italian WOOL. Apply to Messrs. THOS. WILSON and'Co., Merchants, or to HUGHES and GOBBET, Wool Brokers, 39, Exchange-alley North. •,. , AFTER FRIDAY 'PERT. On SATURDAY next, the 25th instant, at' One o'clo k, at Mrs. Davies's•Hotel, Runcorn, .• • The Sehooner JOHN , 79'25-94 tons per regis , and The Schooner M 'IIA, "':- ? •"-'67 45-94 tons' per register, with' all their St ores an d Materials, as they nowle in Duke's Dock, Runcorn ; are well found, and carry large cargoes at a small draught of water. For inventories and further particulars apply on board the vessels, at Runcorn, or in Liverpool to Mr. WILLIAM HA S KAYNE;CaSt side of Salthouse Dock, or to NICHOLAS HURRY, Broker. On MONDAY next, the 27th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Currie, Huson, and Co.'s Office, Rumford-place, The following GOODS, viz.:-_ 18 Chests. East India INDIGO, Just landed, ex London, from• Calcutta. 15 Tons SAPAN WOOD; Ex Feejee, from Sincapore.—Apply to CURRIE, HUSON, and Co., Brokers. VALUABLE LAND, COPYIIOLD OF INHERITANCE. On THURSDAY, the 14th day of July next, at Five o'clock in the afternoon, at the Ilouse of Joseph Straw, the sign of the. Ring of Bells, in Faruworth, subject to the conditions of sale to be then produced,. A Substantially-built and convenient DWELLING- HOUSE 1 ' _el_ HOUSE on the west side of the street in Farn worth, with the Yard and Garden at the back, formerly in the occupation of William Smythe, deceased, but at present unte nanted. . _ _ _ _ _ 2. Two FIELDS on the west side of the Road leading from Farnwortbr Runcorn Ferry, boanded ori the east and south by Land of Mrs. Merry and Mrs. G stone, on the west by Land of Sir H. B. Hoghton and other ontaining 7a. in. 32t'. customary measure, or thereabouts. 3. FARM , HOUSE r and Outbuildings called Cliff House, lately occupied by the said W. Smythe, eceased, with three enclosures of Land contiguous, containing 4a. la. and 16s'. customary measure, or thereabouts, bounded to the east by the St. Belen's and , Runcorn Gap Railway,:and on the south by the Road leading from Warrington to Runcorn: • 4. Three WIELDS, hounded on- the south by the last men tioned Lot,'on the west by Land of Mrs. Merry and others, - and on the east by the said Railway, containing 7A. and 15P., .cus tomer,/ measure, or thereabouts. 5. Four FIELDS, running eastwardly from the Lane which leads from Farnworth to Runcorn to the said Railway, hounded on the north by Laud of John, Bradshaw and other* on the east by the Railway, .on the. south by part of Lot 4, and I,.flid; of Mrs. Merry and others r coutaiuing cu'sCrnary mea sure, or thereabouts. 6. Two. FIELDS adjoining on the south to. the last men tioned Lots, containing 44. 2a. and 15p., or thereabouts. 7. A small CROFT, situate at the corner of the lanes lead ing from Parnworthto,itoncorn, and Warrington to Runcorn, bounded on the east by a Cottage in possession of Jaines Hunt, containing 2a.. •21p., or thereabouts. S. Two FIELDS, hounded on the north by the road leading from Warringtou to.,Runeorn, OH the east by the road leading from the last mentioned road to Widnes Wharf, aad on the south by Land of the Executors of the late Mr. Gregsts con taining 45. IR. and 33r. customary measure, or, thereabouts. 9. Three FIELDS, bounded on the West hy'the 'Said Rail way, on the north by Land of J. S. Leigh, Esq, ou the east by the next mentioned Lot, and , Land of Joseph Warburton, and on the south by the road' eading from Warrington to. Run cern, coutaining 6 n. 2e. and 13P. customary measure, or there abouts. 10. A FIELD lying on the cast of the last mentioned Lot, and bounded on the north east and south hy Land of Joseph Warburton, containing - 3e. and 2P. customary Measure, or thereabouts. • 11 A FAIN-HOUSE and Outbuildings called Cheshyres, with three Closes of Land, containing 2.4. and 29P. customary measure, or thereabouts, in the possession of Betty Robinson as tenant, bounded on the north by Land of John S. Leigh, Esq., and Mr. Norland, and on the south by Land of Mr. Warburton. 12. A CROFT, bound on the west by the last mentioned Lot, on the north by Land of Mr. Norland, and on the east and. south by Land 'of Mr. Thomson, containing Its, and 32P., or thereabouts, customary measure. 13. A FARM-HOUSE and Outbuildings, called Wood crofts, on the road from Warrington to Runcorn, with the seven Fields lying in a ring fence, -containing 9s. ht. and ISP., or thereabouts, in the .poSsession of Thomas Hill, or his under tenant, hounded on the west and north by the said road, on the east by Land of MC . Gregson's executors, and on the south by Land of J S. Leigh, Esq.. and others. The - Tenure is Copyhold of Inheritance under the Lord of the Manor of Widnes. The whole of the, property lies about half a mile to the south of Farnworth, which is distant from Warriudton five miles, and from Runcorn two miles. .Some of ,tbe Lots are desirable for Building upon, and others, partietilarly those fronting the Railway, offer a most eligible investment. For further particulars and inspection of Plans of the Estate apply to Mr. -Snow, at Farnworth; Mr. Ashton, Auctioneer, Prescot; and to Messrs. SHACK .ETON, WittGur, and HUNTER, §alicit.ors, 30,. Brunswick-street, Liverpool, EX TENS IVE &ILE OF I ttONMONOERY,LORD-S TRgET By3lessrs..T HOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS, Tn is Day, ('Tuesday',) the 21st instant, and three following Clays, at Eleven o'clock precisely ;each daY, on the Premises, N0..18, ..Lord-street,. near North ,John-street, by,order of the Trustee, . . irir VIE excellent STOCK-IN-TRADE, cons i s ti ng o f Register IL and_Stove Grates, Kitchen Rang es , Fe n d ers an d -Fire irons, of. handsome Patterns, a variety, of Table Knives and (le others, Cutlery, Japanned . Trays, .Waiters, & ~,„ Jinn Sauce pans, Tea Kettles, .Fryirig Pans, . and Cull .y Utensils .Of every description, Block Tin Dish Covers at S'afes, ShoWer Baths, .a.quantity . : of Br . A,F . urtiiture in ' re. and Epd Orna ments for Cornices, Curtain Wnds, .1 7 i ger. PlateS, 'lNlortice, Steck, chest, Till, 9d Cupboard Locks, Rings, [looks, Chest Handles, Nails, Sprigs, and Screw s - o f va ri ous s i zes assorted, Planes, Plane Irons, Hinges, Wood -sC.ret, and numerous' other Articles contained in a Stock of the 'above - description. Smiths' and -Tin Plate Workers! Benches and Tools, &..c.-120,..' nether with the Fixtures and Fittings of the Premises connected Avith the Business. Catalogues may. be had.on the Premises, • and of Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS, Church -street. EXTENSIVE. SALE, WINSTANLEY S' 110041 PS. MESSRS. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS respect fully inform the Public, that they . will SELL AUCTION, at their Rooms, Church-stieet, To-maanow, (Wednesday,) the 22d instant, and three following, days, at Eleven o'clock precisely each day, an extensive assemblage of iuodern:and eXceIIent..LIOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; ()HI , . NA, - GL-ASS, TABLF,and-RED_LINEN,,Soci ave Cabinet PLANO-FORTE, by Sropnmer.aad.SmAßT, in Rosewood Case, a 6i DITTO, by OWEN and Srormar, in Mahany Case, s e v era l Squ are DITTO , b y var i ous M a k ers, two PEDAL HARPS, BARREL ORGAN, a Second Size BILLIARD TA - BLE4siititConvex MIRRORS, Chirnney.ann Pier GLASS ES;AItidern„PAINTINGS; and other Effects, remove.ddor Ott!: convenience of sale. The MAHOGANY ARTICLES comprise. sets of Dining Tables, Card, Pembroke, Loo,• a n d Lib rary ; Ditto, Modern -Pedestal and other Sideboards, sets of Dining.room and Parlour Chairs, Sofas and Couches, Secretaire and Bookcases, Cabinets, Ward .Chests.of Drawers, Toilet-tables, „ . 1 The CHAMBER:FURNITURE consists or Fou . r-post, Catrip,and' French Bedsteads, handsomely fitted-up with Moving , and Printed Calico Hangings, well-seasoned Feather Beds, Hair Mattresses and Bedding, Painted Dressing-tables, Washstands and Chests of Drawers, Cheval and Dressing-glasses, Ranges of Printed Calico Window Curtains, Morine Ditto ' Bruss74, Venetian, an d Kidderminster Carpets, FenderS anti Fire-irons. • RosEwoon A.wiNu-,toot FURNITURE, in a Set of Twelve Cbairs, Lou, and Curd Tables,.Chaiiiier, au elegant Range - of • Merino D amas k C urta i ns f or two. Windows, modern - Brussels Carpets, &c.,:a variety of Kitohgn Requisites, Office Fixtures, Shower Baths,Register and Sacophagus Grates, Glass Cases, &c. • The whole to 'be viewed Tilts DAY, (Tuesday,) the 21st iust., when Catalogues may be had. : . . FURNITURE, Slilia - -sTREET. By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY . and SONS, On TUESDAY next, the 28th, and,WEJ3NEs DA ;the 29th instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely, on the Piemises, No. I, Shaw -street; coiner of ..EvPrton,lirow, .by order oldie Executo , 's,j E modern and genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, I A:- Table . Service of Iron-stone .China Glass, .Linen, and !other E ff ects of the late George Christian:Esq., .The Furniture comprises Four-post and Camp Bedsteads. with Morine and Printed, .Calico Hangings, excellent Feather Beds, Hair Mattresses and Bedding, painted Toilette Tables and Washstands, Imitation Bosewned Chairs, modern Merino Dainask_, and, Printed ,Calico Curtains, Brussells and Kidder minster Carpets, Fenders, and Fire-irons. The Mahogany Articles : consist of a Set of Dining Tables, Loo, Pembroke, and . Card Tahles, Sets .of, Dining room Parlour Chairs, Sideboard, modern Sofa. Secretaire and Book case, Wardrobes, Chests.,of : , Drawers, Hall Chairs, ana Hat stands. The Drawing-room Furniture, which is recently nezi , ,' Com prises a Sat of fashionable. Solid Rosewood Yoke-backed Chairs, with modern Couch,. covered with rich gold-coloured Merino Damask i -to correspond,. a Pair of handsome Rosewood Card Tables, Curtains to the Thr2e, Windows • of. Printed. .Calico, Brussels Carpet, Cast Fender and Fire-irons. --The-useful Kitchen Requisites, a Mangle, and other Articles. To be viewed on Monday next, the 27th instant, when Cata hyzues may be had on the. Premises, and of Messrs. MOMAS WiNsTaNLEY. and ,SoNs,.Church-street. By Messrs. WINSTANLEY and SONS,• On TussoAV, the sth of July next, at six o'clock in the evenin;x, at the Brunswick llotel, lianover-street, Liverpool, unless previously disposed - of b) Private T . reaty,;ofjvrtiich ' &it; notice will be given, ) undermentioned valuable ESTATE' , HOUSES, WINE 'min SPIRIT VA TS,' GOOD WILL, &e., being the property of a Gentle an retiring from the Wine and Spirit Trade.. 'Lot. 1. All that Licensed Public-house d Wine and Spirit Vaults, known by the sign of ' " The . Cro n," .sitnate No. 26, Byrom-street, opposite Hunter-street, in Liverpool, with the Licences and Goodwill, now in 4 efl tiligillraWkßicullii, ItS# ot-.-M ill tpa lob A to 1 11,.tss'el l e - and Gilham, Hatters, being l46 - 27, in the same street, Leaseliktblietler.. the Corporation. of Liverpool for 75 years. 2. All that Licensed Public-house and Wine and Spirit-Vaults, known by the sign of "The Crown," situate in Park-lane, corner of Dickinson-street, in Liverpool, with the Licenses and Gooil hill, now in the occupation of Mr. John Gilbert. Also all those two !louses adjoining, being Nes.•2 and 3,-Dickinson street, Live:rpool. Leasehold under the Collimation •for 75 years. 3.. The Lease, Good-will, and interest in that Nialnalile Licen sed Wine and Spirit Establishment, situate No. 65, Church street, running backwards' to 13roinks'-alley, Liverpool, now in the .occnpation of Mr. Thos. Hebblewhite. • 4. The Lease, Good:v .- riff, tiiiiff interest in all that Public house and Wine -and Spiiit Vaults; known by..the sign of the "Golden Elephant." situate in London-road, corner of Cra ven-street, Liverpool,' now in the occupation •of Mr. Henry Mead 5. The Lease; Good-will, and Interest in that Public-house and Wine and Spirit Vaults, known by the sign of the "Union Vaults,!' situate in Tithebarn-street, corner of Orangd street, Liverpool,- now in the occupation of Mr. Edmund Lyon. . Y 6. The Lease, Good-will, and Interest in all that Public-house and Wine and Spirit Vaults, known by the sign of "The Grapes,r situate in durst -street, :corner of Mason-street, Liverpool, now in the occupation of Mr. Edwd. Moss. 7. The Lease, Good-will, and Interest in all that Public house and 'Wine and Spirit Vaults, known by the sign of the "Three Jolly Sailors," situate No. 8, east side Salthouse Dock, Liverpool, 2 noW in the:occupation of Mr. William. Bur ton. • 8. The Good-will and Interest in all that Public-house and Wine and Spirit Vaults, known by the sign of "The Still," sit uate in Marybone, Liverpool, now in the occupation of Mr. James Knox, 9. The Lease, Good-will and Interest in all that Public-house. and Wine and Spirit Vaults, known by the sign of •` The Bull's Head, situate No. 132, Deansgate, Manchester. 10. The Good-will and interest in all that Public-house and Wine and Spirit Vaults, known by the sign of " The Blue Belli" situate in the Market-place, Prescot. The respective Tenants will show the Premises. For further particulars and to treat apply (if by letter, post paid,) to Mr. DALE, Estate Agent, 70, Castle-street ; the Auc tioneers; or Messrs. BRISTOWE and FAIRCLOUGII, Solicitors, Liverpool. LAND AT BIIIK.ENHEAD. To-MORRO W, (Wednesday,) the 22:1 instant, atone o'clock in the afternoon, at the Chirendon7rooms, on the conditions to be then produced, and in such Lots as may be then agreed upon. LL that Piece or Parcel of LAND, situate'ou the south . Ilk_ west side of .Bridge End Road, in Birkei cad, containing in front thereto and in breadth at the back se - rally one hundred yard; and in depth. sixty yards, or thereab ts, boinided en' the south-east by a street of twelve yards wi , leading to Hamilton 'squire, on the north`west by Sandford-s re . et, Ottat the back by an intended street of six yards wide.. • Tenure Freehold of Inheritance. • . • The whole- may be divided into most eligible Building Lots, and• is in the midst of the most improving part of Birken head. For further information, 'application to be made to Mr. JOSEPH M A LLABY, Solicitor, Lower Castle-street, Liverpool. • LARGE AND VALUABLE ESTATES SHROPSHIRE. On 11'foN nAY next, the27th•instaut, at the Talbot Hotel, Shrews bury, (each Estate in a Lot by itself or subdivided into smaller Lots as may be agreed upon at the time of Sale.) . rri HE PULLEY ESTATE, consisting of two very valuable _Di_ and compact Farms, and several Dwelling-housek,,Cottages, and detached pieces of Land; containing in the whole 552 g. OR. 13P., for Ming one of the most desirable . .1 TertieS ever offered for public competition, either for oecupa nr, investment, or the erection of a Mansion. It lies on re Shrewsbury, Ludlow, and Hereford road, -within two i " sof ShretiSbut!y; i and has long been proverbial for richn . s of soil and ood management, is Well watered and abounds with Game, the tfaater part of it free from both great•and small Tithes. - The LYTH WOOD ESTATE, comprising too substantial Farm-houses, with Farm buildings to each, and 41.6.4..3a. 37P. of Land in a ring fence, and free from both ;;neat and' small tithes. It lies within three niiles . of Shrewsbury, has several extensive Covets abounding with Game, and commands some 01 the finest scenery in the county. This Estate offers to the sportsman a most eligible site for the erection of a Shooting Box, and forms a most desirable investment. • The BETCHCOTT ESTATE, consisting of the entire Town= ship of Betcheott, remarkably compact, and containing 626 a. Oa. sp. ; it is di v id e d into three produdtive and improving Farms. The soil of the first quality and well watered, and is adapted as well f or th e T urn ip and Barley husbandry as for permanent - grass, presenting an opportunity of rare occurrence for a safe investment to pay good interest. It is free from all titheS whatsoever., which are covered by . , a modus of 6s. Bd. for the whole Township, and the Manorial rights of the Township will go with it. • The LONDON APPRENTICE PUBLIC-HOUSE in Shrewsbury, and a Cottage with five acres of Land in the village o f 'Stnethcott, will also be offered for public sale at the same time and place. Further particulars may be had, and Plans of the different Estates may be seen, by application to Mr. How, .Solicitor, Shrewsbury, who will furnish to parties requiring them printed Particulars with Plans attached, and will appoint a person to show the different Estates The ROSSALL ESTATE, (previously advertised for Sale' by Auction,) will not be so offered, but Mr. How is authorised' to Sell it by Private Treaty. It consists of a MANOR and:'a . MANSION, with extensive Offices, Plant atio ns , Gar de ns , ' and Pleasure Grounds, a Farm-house and Buildings, and 317 a. 2n. 6P. of Land in a ring fence, with the great and small tithes thereof, situate ow the • Cants of the River Severn, within five minutes Walk of the Great' London • and Holyhead road, and only three miles' rom Shrewsbury, well timbered and watered, and pOssesSing extraordinary beauty of situation and scenery. Plans and particulars may also be had of Mr. 81744971 Great 4 . psell ! strpet, London, • , .. • !..!mf , i,.. ;' , - ,r N.. _., _ • ~ . Peremptorily.—By Order of the Mortgagee. Without reserve,—On SAITitDAY, the 25th day of June instant; at Twelve o'clock at Noon, at the Clatendon Rooms, in - John-grd'et; in Liter 00l l ibTe ct to `such Conditions of Sale as will be•then. and - , irodueeci, • • • A LL that Piece or Parcel': AND, situat e on th e nort h 11L side of WallnUt-st ree t, in Liverpool, containing in front thereto and at the back severally ten yards, and extending in . depth backwards on the east and west sides severally-, including a back Passage of one yard wide, twelve yards. Together with the two several Messuages or DWELLING-HOUSES erected on the said piece of Land, and now in the' several occupations of Airs. Motley, and John Almond Ford. • The' aboVe Property is Leasehold under the CorporatOn of Liverpool, for three rives, al.?•ed '42; 44, and 42, and 21 Years afterthe decease of the Survivor: - For further particulars .apply 'to Mr; TOULMIN, Solicitor, Park -lane,-Liverpool.. June 9, 1835- E L IGII3 LE. 4 VI.) 11 NCO ADION EWES:IXE XT. ' HOLIANGWORT,II HALL, „.. Pith its extensive:DlEMA E.S": ,V.4.VORIA L, C Mel off er Riglas, in the PARISH 12( itiOTTR.I.III By Mr. J. E. .CURNE'R, On TriESna y, the 12th day of July next, at the Royal -Hotel Inn, in Manchester, at Six o'clock in the afternoou, subject to ConditiOnS tti be then produced, (unless previously disposed of ny Pripate Contract ) rislllE itSTATE, comprising the .above - Residence, with all II its valuable appendages; and betwee n s i x an d seven hun dred acres of Arable .lea,dirtv Pasture Wood, and Moor Land. The abOVe venerable Mansiotthas . beep fur ages the Seat of the PaMify of that name, and has undoubted claitus to great Antiquity. It i s b eau tif u ll y p l ace d i n the midst of't he Domain, in the highly picturesque, and romantic Valley - f Longdendail, and is surrounded by stately Tree's of great I _anti, mil by ex tensive,' thriving, and ornamental P:entat . .IS. . Ttii_ProPerfyi's of the:MoSt roMa ' deserWion, combin ing, in an. eminent deg - eee, the bee sof hill-Ittid tlale; it abounds with Grouse and other Gam , for which the Honing / worth Moorshaie.heen long and deservedly faints:ll- • It adjoins the' xtensive and strictly-preserved Moors of Lord Stamtbid and Adihiral Tolleinache;—is nearly contiguout to those of the 'Duke of Norfol-k';.atid is admirably adapted. as the Proprietor meant it, for the formation, without any'eonsiclerable outlay, of an extensive Park. • ! . , „ The views from the Hall are mo=t extensive, various, and, in ;an etitinent degree, - pirtUreSale. The Minor Halls, and dark moss Green-houses within':the prospect,. appear blended with the Heath dn the• HillIstcld&;• and the fertility - of the Valleys aff-irds a , Strik.ingatnil.ini , stagreeabls coetraist •in the large and' almost interminable range r connecteld withythe•Estate. The:Hall is placed on , ail'aVrees:bYe eleiation, admired alike with the whole •pioperty ter , its:ilalu'ority and purity of the at mosphere-_-- ..______ ________ _ ..._........ Flag and Slate. Mines of, an unequalled quality abound; and the Stone Quarries are valuable•and inexhaustible. Coals are found under at a Moderate depth, and; near' to excellent' reads. The Streams s 4 Water at al) seasons abundant in the Estate,-- iire:of the purest quality; and thay )jOvadily tiOlied to the pur poses of trade; and the Railroad in eiitemplatiou 'from Shef field td Manehester will ;ibis's in fhe immediate vicinity of, if not through part of the Estate, quite out of the way of the Mansion. There.is an a.ncient and commodious Chapel •in.the -Parish Church of Mottrain which has been iaiinemerially .attaChed to the Hall. The Plantations are beaulifully interSperied,.thriv ing and prosperOus, nut there are thr e e Farm-houses With two Cot ! tages. and Outbuildings attached to the land. • . The proximity of this beautiful fietiperty to Manchester, Ash ton, Stayley-bridge, Hyde, Stockport, &e., from all of which it is removed !beyond the possibility•Of annoyance, offers to gentle men engaged cuininelcially the rare but desirable advantage of perfect retirement within all easy walk o f th e i r i mportant esta blishments, ' Printed particulars may be shortly had at the principal Inns in the neighbourhood, and any information will be afforded on application to Mr. J. K. WINTEnnoTTom, Stockport, and the Estate may be viewed by Tickets, to he had on application at the Hall any day from Nine to Three o'cloCk. DEA'I3IGIISIIIRE. ELIGIBLE 'FREEHOLD ESTATE IN THE VALE OF CLWI'D,,;:NORTH , WALES. -- ~,,,....!, we Wn' dly driViii s dikiii Three o'oloct in the Afternoon, at 11r. Stuart's, the •Wynnstay Arms Inn, in the town of Ruthin, in the county_of Denbigh,' subject to con4i tions4laen and there to be produced, in one lot of 219 A. 2n. 23r. or thereabouts, or in the following or such other lots as shall be then and there agreed upon, (unless disposed of by Private Contract, of which due notice will be given,) Lot I. ALL those-Two MESSUAGES :or COTTAGES, with the-YARD, TIARDE.N, and Two CROFTS (hereunto belongink, situate in the township of 111aesmaen cyinyo, in the parish of Llanyns, in the booty of Deubig,h, latein the occupation of 'llr. Hobert W'iams and his under tenant,,Peter Williams, co 'twining ell,. tU. 11p. or thereabouts, and , known by'the name of Byrdir, p• of the Fedwlas Estate. This Lot adjoins the property of :. .. Da‘id Parry and Pen iiet ( forddafr, and the lands of Edward L oyd, Esq. - t • • " - Lot 2. All that Piece . of LAN D;'called'Werglodd,:situate in the tooWship of Maesinaencymro, in the parish - of 'Llanynys aforesaid, containing 3A: 2it: 2Sr. or thereabouts, part of the FedwlasEstate,,and in the occupation of Mr. David Parry. 'Phi's Lot adjoins . the road leading from Ruthin to Llanynis, also the-lands of Edward Lloyd, Esq., Mr. William Junes, and John DaviS;Es"(l., and is We l adapted Or the erection'of a neut . Cottage: ..,.. Lot a: All that FIELD, called Cae pen tor part of Fedwlas, situate in the parish of Llanynys_;aforesaid, lately in the occu pation of Mr. Robert Williams, and containing SA. lit. 22P. or thereabouts. ~: . This Lot.adjoins the land. of the Eight Honourable Loid „ Bagoiand Captain Humphriys, and is abeautiful situation for a neat Villa,- 011.- , , - Lot 4. All those Four MESSUAGES or COTTAGES and BLACKSMITH'S 8110P,:with the YARD•and. GARDEN thereunto belonging, called Pen y bryn, situate in the parish of Llanynys aforesaid, lately in the occupation of Mr. Robert Williams and his undertenants, Edward 'Jones, David JoneS„ Blainey Jones; and John Roberts, and containing two roods or thereabouts. , This I,ot adjoins the road leading from Pont, uchel to Den bigh and the lands of Lord Bagot. Lot 5. All that capital MESSUAGE or 'DWELLfgIG HOUSE, situate iu the parish of Llanvnys aforesaid, called Fedwlas, with the OUTBUILDINGS”, and the Fields or Parcels of LAND thereunto belonging, known by the several names of Clwt, Cac pistill, Uchaf,'Ca e nevvvdti; 6 tot mynvdd, Cae eithin, Cac pistil' issa, or Ca e ll yn nurse' 'l , Veirtgrodd; . Ctte SkyhO'r, awl Weirglodd bath, Gwernudd, Erwr efte and Cae gwastad, Clwt coed, Coed Phillip, Caer pall, Erw, pen.y bryn, and Bryn fedio, and Nursey, containing 84a. pr thereabouts,' late in the occupation of Mr. Robert This Lot adioins the lands of Lord Bagot, Sir Watkin Wil liams WvutV, Baronet, and Mr. Thomas Williams, and the greater part o'f it may be greatlYitnproved, at a very easy ex pense, by irrigation. - —• Lot 6. All those FIELDS, part of the Fedwlas Eitale. called Env. tae gwernog, Cae gwernog, and Wern, with,a COTTAGE, YARD, and. GARDEN situated thereon, containing 4.1. lit• or thereabouts, lying in the parish of Llanynys aforesaid, and the.occupation of Mr. Robert Williams and his under tenant Robert Jones. This Lotadjoins the estate of William Jones, of Grocs, Esq., and the Pwll y clai lands. Lot 7. All that MESSUAGE or DWELLING-IIOUSE, - called Pwll y dal, with the-YARD and its Appurtenances, the GARDEN, and'the FIELD thereunto belonging, and known by the names Weirglodd tan nwll, Caer Fynnon. Weirglodd, Cae alas pwli:Cae tan 001, Y clai, Cae nant; and Wood. and the FIELDS, part of the Fedwias Farm, called Caer Bryn, -Ganger_ . foel Mount, Hauer Cae mawr, 1-lanor Cae mawr, and Cae rodyn, and the Wood. Also the ALLOTAIENTS, num. bored on the award of the ``C om missioners for Allotting the Yeceibiog mm C o ons" 53, 55, xvand 35, a ll situated In• the pa_ rish,of Llanynys aforesaid, containing 69A• On. 20y• or. there abouts, lately in the occupation of. M r. Robert Williams and his undeitenants. • This Lot is surrounded by the lands of Lord Bagot, Captain IlumPhreys. William Jones, Eso., Mr. John Hughes, and the Fedwlas lands, and the road leading from Portuchel to Denbi g h. Lot 8. All that MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, with the YARD and its Appuitenances, called Wern, and tlye FIELDS .thereunto belonging, called by the several names of Cae cefn'y ty, Cae Pierce Lloyd, or Cae Copy, Cae bach, Wern fawr, Erw Lfal, Werglodd baner, Werglodd bach, Cae Cefyl, the numbered on the M a p o f t h e AWard of Cae tan y_ Fownog Were pont rhd ume h . W ern C oruel, and for Allotti ng Y sce ibi og Commons " 31, i lk s l s n io N n 30, and 3-1, containing 47A. 3u. 13p. or thereabouts, situated in the parish of Llanynys aforesaid, and late in the occupation of Mr. Robert Williams. This .Lot adjoins the lands of Lord Begot,. Mr. John Wil liams, Dvifyn Macho, Mr. Jones, Record-street, Ruthin, Mr. Robert Williams, and the Fedwlas lands, and time road leading from Pontuchel to Denbigh. The beforementioned Farms and Premises are situate on a gentle eminence, in the much admired and fertile Vale of Clwyd, the 'Scenery of which is most extensive and picturesque, and commands a view of the beautiful woods and plantations belong ing b Lord Begot; being distant four miles front the market town of Ruthin, seven from Denbigh, fifteen front the port of Rhyddlan, from whence a steamer is about to ply daily to Liver pool, and nineteen miles from Mostyn Quay, where there are -steam vessels daily to and from Liverpool. The roads are good ; Coal may be obtained at a cheap rate, and Lime is within two miles. In addition to the Capitalist wishing to -realize, the Estate is worthy the particular attention of a Sportsman, being ' well Wooded, abounding with Game, borders on the well-knoti•it.. and extensive Preserves of Lord Begot, and is in, the centre o the country hunted by the Rug Foxhounds. There is also i an t Farmhouse excellent Trout Steam adjoining, and the principa l 1 is large, and may, at a small expense, be made an aelfciellent residence for a genteel family. A ' u F e e t i r o f n u e r e t r h . e at rp r u i t c h u i l n a r ; s y j 0 ( i fi f N b y w l e E t L te c r i , i post-paid,) i s u , ‘ t . to the Berth, near Ruthin, (who . appoint a person to show the Property;) at the Office of j VAUGHAN HORNE, Solicitor, le e ft nr f h o o r s, i_n n s e p a e r cti c o a n;) r2ar o v r on tc M, Denbigh b n i g . h (here,H.w WILLIAMS p . thereofSoiic7t is or, p who Authorised to treat for sale by Private Contract.. ' . ,e* C • F. ~--: ON SALE, .the FIXTURES and FITTINGS-UP of a GROCER and TEA DEALER'S SHOP, in Maddox- . street; Scotland-toad ; consisting of Counters. ,S yes. and Drawers, Cannisters, Coffee &c. &c., to , ' er with the .Shop Front, complete. May tie viewed on a cation to Mrs. Pr a, Royal Oak, Maddox-Jtreet.—Por furthe artieulars apply to ROBERT HUGHES, Land Agent, 3, Duke-street. , , • • nr, 10 be DISPOSED OF, a PONY, GIG, II Ali and. 1.--,5.A14-D G rey Pun r ands high,' _ five years old, steady in Saddle and.llatness • ig, nearly new. Price, 50 Guineas.—Apply to R [cumin DAN es, at the Ceme tery-Cottage, Mount Gardens, top of Duke-street. , . To: , be krt. To- he LET, a DOUBLE OFFICE; w ith Fi x t First Floor, and a small OFFICE on th with the CELLAR, in the Warehouse, 16, G Apply to M. WoTuElts!naN, 7, India-buildings. s, ou tho *und Floor, Piazzas. . LARK.:LANE, TOXTETH-PARK. ryio he LET, with immediate possession; an excell A, 1. MI L Y HOUSE, contain in.. four Bed-rooms tw arlours, ' Kitchen, - Pantry, and good (Charing, with • . ge Garden attached, well-stocked. with choice Frui.t.Tree • n good condi tion, and a small Field Adjoining. The Outbuildings eomist of. a _Gig-hose, Stable for. three . Horses, Shippon, Sc. The distance froth Liverpool Tuart hall about 'three miles. Annual Rental £60., For further particulars apply to Mr. JuliolL GunsT, Coach builder, Great Cliarlotte-streei ; Mr. Russ , FRODSHADI, So licitor, King-street ; or Mr. JOIIN BEIMY, Accountant, 3, Cook-street. --- ir - F • C., rho left his anieted Parents a few days a , i f , vil , l. I return, he shall have his choide'of any profession - wishe:t-': or, if he desires to go to Anierica, he will be ser as a tren -40004/0" tletnan, with letters of intr L Atirtion, which will ' ore his future comforts. If he applies to ,Messrs. ItonEKT-MAitstistA and Co., 30, Manesty-lane, he wilrget every information he wishes. Ira Juile,'lB36. CLITHEROE GRAMMAR SCHOOL, ripliE Rev, Dr. POWELL takes BOARDERwIf ve - t every attention paid to their Instruction, Relic'''. , Clas sical; Mathematical, and' Commercial. - TERMS:-Palt ANNCItI. Board and•Bducation • Washing Single Bed, if retiuired References in Liverpool may be had at the Printer's. Weft Hall, Clitherae. • ff a .11IERSE.Y HOTEL, LIVERPOOL. IEIDWARD,HORNE just received a ..112.4; lively TURTL4E. ; • , Lively TURTLE on SALE, ~dci;;hing 804151, tity of fine GO, 70, and, Ready-dressed TVRTLA -sent to any part of the iog luim •EGREMONT HOTEL. LISCAUD, CHESHIRE. lipikETER SHARPLES, of the GOLDEN LION INN, Dale-' ll...street, Liverpool, in returning to his Friends and tli Public his : best thanks for the. Very liberalsupport be has rec ed at the above Inn, during theht'st eighteen years, begs le' eto inf o r m . them that,- in consequence of the Golden Lion tug been sold, - for the purpose of bqing polled down, he • removed to and entered upon the shove. HOTEL 'and i ABLISHMENT, where he _hopes, by his'constaut attention to the c o mf or t of it s Visitors, to deseivelha''sfipport he has hitherto received. • The-House has been, newly and completely Furnished, with a view to the comfort ancLeetiVenienee of Families. He has laid in an entire Stock;Of the:best Articles, io Wines, SpiritS, B;.c. There is excellent Bathiriz - on The 'Slinre fronting,the Hot and. Cold iSalt s or- Fresh Water Maths; and a ShoivFx Bath - may be had. at a few: Minutes! notice: Lockup. Coach' Ilguse and excellent Stabling; and the Ferry will be eonAu*d with great pu . Citiarit v. Dinner Part ?e's' fridy be 'aevotinn da t ed. at an early tie spared - to. makei this Esta blishment fully ifeerie the support of the Public. • CORK PORTER: IvirERSRS. BEAMISII and CRAWFO , PORTERJAI linEwEas OF CORK, having appointed . WILLIAM THOMAS their AGENT for the Sate of eir Ektra Stout POIcrER in Liverpool and the country 'acent, th e y-b eg t o call'theaffention of the Trade, Hotel-kee , s, Private Families, and the Public gegerally to their-Stock Extra Stout Porter, •. • . • ,„„ , 11 1:ibetaa foiDiriught, in - Hogsheads, Barrels, and Mir-liar-- rAA' la suit the convenience of Purchasers, and alsoin Quart and Pint Bottles', for Home ConsUmption and Exportation. • WILLIAM THOMAS, Agent, 3, College-lane: Liverpool, May 31st, 1836. - AUSTIN, 176, DALE -STREET, between the Golden• . Lion and Mosi'S Bank, Liverpool, IMPROVED • SOLID LEATHER PORTMANTEAU, PORTABLE HAT-CASE, - HAIR TRUNK, and TRAVELIANG BAG MANUFACTURER: Trunks and Imperials Fitted to Carriages, tent NS ater-- proof Canvas for covering Trunks, Luggage, & . Waf. AUSTIN, in respectfully soliciting prix• e as well as pub lic patronage, begs to assure those who. a onour him with their command s :, front a thorough kno ge of the various branches of his business. and for a serie f years having con ducted the. first houses iu London, they may rely upon all Ar ticles in the above line of the . first quality and workmanship, combined with despatch,- at. a -reduction of full 30 .per cent. under the charges.usnally made in this.town.. . N.B. Brass and •Iron Portable Camp Bedsteads, Bedding, Oil and Cloth Valieses, Canteens, Bullock Trunks, &c. &c. to order. . • '176, Dale•street, opposite. the Exchange, niwol :TORN DANSON begs to inform his Friends and the Pub , lie—that...he.. has declined business in favour of Mr. J. C. PARSONS, of York, whom he can, with the ore : confi dence, . recommend as his successor. J. D. tekes thiS opportunity. to return his si re thanks for the large share of public patronage which h as enjoyed du ring the long period of fifty years. Liverpool, Ist June, 1836. J. C. PARSOy OF YORK; SUCCESSOR TO MR. DANSON, HAIR-CUTTER, PERFUMER, AND PERUQUIER, 99, Botn-sTitEET, LIVERPOOL. J. C. PARSONS respectfully announces his having underta— ken the Business, so successfully carried on by. Mr. Ranson.. 'The superiority of the Establishment being undisputed, the best rules for maintaining its character will be adopted ; and PER• FU MERY, COMBS-, BRUS II ES, and every requisite fiii - th e Toilette, will be sold upon the mercantile principle of small. profits and quick returns. HAIR-CUTTING AND DRESSING. — Tbis • branch of the Nisi- - ness will have especial attention, and none but. approved Assist ants will be employed. FAL SE HAIR , of every shade and description, worked in correct imitation of nature. ' French Flowers , Gloves , Shoes, and genuine Eau d e Co logne regularly imported. J. C. PARSONS, celebrated throughout. England for his inven tion of India Rubber Boots, Shoes, and Goloshes, intends conti nuing his manufacture of the above Articles here, as iu York. The Trade supplied on liberal terms.. By His Afar - egty' s Royal Authority. PROFESSOR. SWEDOUR'S IIYGEAN PILLS.• LIOR the effectual extirp a ti on o f every spec i es an d symp t om .12 of the Syphilitic Disease;and the many disorders arising from improper treatment. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, at ,No. - 54, Beel street, Liverpool. (four/doors from Slater-street) in boxes at 2s. 9d. and 4s, 6d. each. . • / {t 'With each box is given directions how to take these Pills, and observations , on points, beneficial to the patient. being hints worth knowing, by those who are, or have been sufferers , front 'this dreadful and devastating malady. "Venienti occurite morbo." "Oppose.the disease in its it ncy." ), "These, 0 sinful pleasures, these are thy trophies—'tis tl ic co-operating with the foe of God and man, thou degradest hu— man nature, and blasteth the opening prospects of hun an fe licity."—Bl, A IR.- • • . ! So said Professor Swedour, when he discovered bis.Krand *PANACEA for this Complaint. The "Hygean Pills." (then un known to the annals of medical discoveries,) as a specific reme dy to exterminate from the system, that intruder • o t rOhe plea sures frequently imbibed in moments of inebriation sir thought lessness : never did a discovery excite a greater sensation, it was sought after with avidity, and used with undev:ating, success in the most minute anti intricate cases of the delicate complaint, for the cure of which, they have been so longyele: bra ted. The fame of these Pills throughout Germany„catia a e.d . their speedy introduction into almost every country. and , ad dresses were presented to the talented tulatory of the tilled the rhea at Leyden University, congra contiqually cir cumstance. The certainty with which they _ Professor weredsin fact' (raring Saved our who administered, can be attested by many thousands, fde companion the Slilihtest safeguard of the soldier, in all (cases wheregenerarsatis theand long What It tent e suspicion of infection was eniertain h i e as l out Ts ' s the whole mass of fluids, The Ilygean Pills. e vt i r v y7a s r u ti c e h le of the insid fill et " i e o t u i I . ) P tious poison, purifying t in disease, but renovate by theii- .. .action appropriate than that w eT h o ic, :ro , g the body—expelling the grBsier he the different functions of so mild and imperceptible as , pa! COD , they not only mours and in a manner iicalof their astonishing and. piecilialled con vince the most neitherscei) c ontaiu mercury or any Other Mineral, powers„ they . remove the without the slightest suspicion of diScOery— of diet, lassof t . 1- ' ' hey require no restraint .) , time, or itndrance of t - Th e Hy g ean I ills may be depended upon asa., cer business. • by persons of either sex, in all the tlygean cer tain cure ~ stages of a certain di - ease, that without producing the least. inconvenience. , At ease, and may be tal.en . r a ny period when the slightest suspicion may exist, it viill be' Pills, for when taken be well to have recourse to fore the disease has made its appearance it 'acts as a certain preventive, removing the complaint effectually and secretly. I' he deplorable state in which many persons lia:ve' been' when peratively necessa r y visiting the propri e t or from the use o f mercury, renders it im to caution the public against that danger oes mineral when injudiciously administered. " ' r .Dr. Davieson will attend daily at his residen6e,. : No. 54, Seel street, Liverp oo l, from Eight or in the morning until 'Teti 4 night (on Sundays from Nina till Two,) where he gives AtiVice to al applicants takin g any o f hi s preparat i ons, wiTifpei; . kFtE. Letters ,(post-paid) enc l os i ng a re mittance, ansFered:by re turn, and 11Iedicines punctually transmitted , to ,atiiiri address;, either by : initials or o nams.e.. • ' , -)1 t lfv,, , fl ii, , 3 • ,-- 44 .G.-.. 1. he , , ..; 1.11 J41)4 :looAr., •.1 Amid bra 'Mil d i' i ,!-- tt• : ifrkt ; uollud dlirr.);roaa ;1:51...).•Jafi1.". - • 'rl ---+~