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' , IIIPPSIPRIPIN,MWIIII.I9I7" , - - 4 4- • I, 7 ILtbetpool ;;;..bipping. ..........._ ;..e ../ .* ' EAST INDIES. ,i--,---..' .. " 4 ---......____ ' • .....' For BOMBAY, 4 1, 4, r -"'" - The very fast Ship TO ,A I, ' •-- :, 4 ` A. REID, Coin Ider; ' - —:' - Will have early despatch.— or freight or passage .......... - . 4pply o oard, Brunswick Dock, or to . . . . DUNCAN GIBE. dtr positice engagement to sail on the 12th June r ti•ltit whatever ( 1 freight may (fife. '. ._,- For CANTON di r ct. ~,,,,, The tine Liverpool- It B arque ~,, ANE N BALD EN, , -.. Captain H. CRAWF ORD; 1 i 28a tons per register; coppered and copper-fastened; •,-rails remarkably fast, and is in every respect a superior convey- Ance both for goods and passeng ers.—Fur ter ms . Sze,. apply on board, west s i de Prince ' s Dock'; to Mr. GE OR G E KEN ost.i., •or to W. and J. TYLER,. ------ To sail on the 15th June. • For CALCUTTA, The well-known Frigat e -b u ilt Shi p PHRATES, **-- Burthen per register 6 tons, ALEXANDER HANNAY, C, non - lender; l ias supe r i or poop accommodations, and carri es a Surgeon.— Vortreight or passage apply .to Messrs. M'cRACKAN, JAMIE ION; and Co. ; to the Commander, on board, or to' ASHLEY BROTHERS: To sail early in June. • For BATAVIA an d lAN N, 11 4 1 4 . 2 k• The spletidid new Ship WILMA' - JAIIDINE, RoaenT HIGHAT, CO ander; u rth e n 700 tons; having been built ex- ressly for the China trade, presents a desirable opportunity for goods.—For freight -or passage apply to Messrs. I HOMPSON, AN DEO soN, and Co., Merchants; Messrs. BOLD and Russet, Brokers, or to JOHN TOBIN. hr To sail povitirely on the `2oth J e. al l4 l th. :7 For CALCUTTA, The fine Liverpool-built S • GIPSEY, . .. : - Wii,Li.t 51 Bovi.ur, Consinander; Burthen 400 tons, and newly eoppered.—For freight or passage aPply to Messrs. COUPLAND and DuNcaN, Merchants;. Messrs. BOLD and Russat„ Brokers, or JOHN TOBIN. Intended to sail on the 20th J . t For BOMBAY, ..,..+. The fine Ship BOMBAY ACKET, • " JAMES GA ItNiiCE, Master; A 1 - ; British-built; burthen per register 425 foist-Ivor freight or passage apply to the Captain, cn board, or to CHARLES HOIiztFALL, SON, and Co. fir Will be despatcheJon• the 23th June. p,,,5• 7 • 4. For BATAVIA and SINCA PORE, 4 The Ship BENCOOL,EN, A. BROWN, Comm der; Bur:hen per regiiter 402 tons.—For freight or paigage, having excellent accommodations, apply to , THQMAS RIPLEY. THIS DAY. TO TOBACCO MANUFACTU . The Sale of damaged TOBACCO, ex wr of the London Packet, announced for THIS MOItNING, • POSTPONED t,t a few days; +previous to which due not• to the trade will be given. CHARLES LEARY, an)lt Tobace ro - ers. PARRY and CROSBIE, Q B THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 27th inst., at Twel o'clock, at Bate son and Horsfill's Office, Lower stle-street, 2,100 Dry East India PS. Landed ex Elizabeth.—Apply to HE tY RtPLEy, Esq., Mer chant, or to BATESON and I 0 IiSFALL, Brokers. THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 27th instant, • Twelve o'clock, at Buchanan end Browne's Office ldhall-sheet, 3 3 6 7 T B i a e r r r c e e i ss Jamaica FFEE. S Apply to Messrs. JOHN MuLtioLLA No and Co., Merchants, or to BUCHANAN and BROWN E,,Brokers. 2g WEST INDIES. To sail inameaiately. „,„ For DEMERAR , *,; The Brig CAM R N, JOHN - HF.WITT, ster ' • Bur' hen 220 tons.—For freight (having room for small pack ages) ur passage apply to SANDBACH, TINNE, and Co. To sail positiLely on the sth Ju next. For r * The fine we l l-known D now E n M S E hi l p A P ABETH; JOHN MACDONALD,•Cot ander. For passage, having superior accommodations o i4 aptly .4 A l JO HN BI N To sail in a few days ; / For TRINIDAS,4 . .... The fine A 1 Brig THOMA UCKER, S BARR, Mast - I-11 tons register—For freight or passage apply to Mr. JAMES LOG AN, or to • JAMES POOLE and Co. For DENIERARA, 4 . 11 " 7 ii. DO M The Barque HELEN .1 E, DONALD ACDONALD, C mander; , ...... -- - Burthen per register 266 tons.—Ft freight or passage, having excellent cabin acco j ug iT oat4 i on ; apply to ADS TONE and Co. For - DEMERARA, The Ship , JAMES NELSON, M er; • - Burthen 306 tons; now loading in the Queen's Dock, and toten led to sail on the 4th June.—For freight or passage apply to JOHN BOLTON. NEW SOUTH WALES. For 1-1013AllT TOWN and SYDNEY, The remarkably line Ship NORTH LIBERLAND, altiet FRANCIS ORMOND, M. ter; Burthen per register 361 tons ; ails fast ; is well armed, and carries an experienced Sur ; has superior ac commodations fur passengers, having a p op cabin, and is up wards of 7 feet high between decks. The greater part of her cargo and a number of her berths being engaged, early application is necessary to Messrs. WILLIAM SMITH and SON, Merchants, or to WILLIAM BELL, 20, Witer-Areet. S3/J AMERICA. To sail positively on the 10th of June. y r — For RIALEJO and IS I'APA, in GUATEMALA, The fine A I fast-sailing Jersey-built new Brig LORD ANSONy CHARLES MAINGh:ft, Co,llloBllder Is an excellent conveyance for goods.—Fob freight or passage apply to ROBERT URE, Esq.. Glasgow, and here to Mr. C. S. MIDDLETON, or to HORATIO N. HUGHES. BRITISH AMERICA. Under engagement to sail first Vessel (after the DtpeOPE,) and warranted to proceed direcjAo " e ,. MONTREA ,L 1 y 4,4,10i The first-class coppered BarquVSNOWDON, ant it. PENTECOST, IklaSter ' • Burthen per register '2Bl tons, sails remarkably fast, and a con. sideraide part of her cargo being engaged, she will have quick despatch J . lying in George's Dock.-For freight, &c., apply to r JOSEPH ROSTE and Co., or to S. STOKES, 25; North John-street. iYIODITE aft ANE . To sail immediately. For VENICE and TRIESTE, or, VENICE and f• • ANCONA,/ es. 1 . , R . . The 1' 0 A , Captain ARMSTRONG ; A 1; 162 tons register;. eoppered - and copper-fastened.—For terms of freight apply to JOHN BIBBY and Co. Ott H att. i t o s i ... Li , On SALE, Two very handsome River-Walt ,) STEAM-PACKETS . ; , " s - • Of about 230 tons each, steam measurement, copper -fastened, neatly decorated, fitted wi legant accommo dations and furniture; have stowage for a out 60 tons of goods ; propelled by two marine engines of 50 horse-power each, by Messrs. Bolton and Watt, which are in perfect order ; their ma rine equipment is complete in every essential, and esteemed the -fastest vessels of their class, and perfectly ready fur immediate service ; now lying in the River Thames. — For further particu ,lars apply to WM. WOOLCOM BE, I, Freeman's-court, Cornhill, London. For SALE or Cll ARTER, r The coppered Brig WILLIAM, of Penzance,. J. A. alma D, Master; Burthen 121 tons per register • built at-Mevagissay, in Cornw, k ll, o f the best materials; well found Itt stores, and may be sent to sea with trifling expence.—Apply to the Master, on boat -3, George's Dock, or to EOWA lt D MARWOOD, No. 3, Mersey-street. By His Majesty's Royal Authority. -PROFESSOR SWEDOUR'S- HYOEAN PILLS. FOR the effectual extirpation of every species and symptom of the Syphilitic Disease,and the many disorders arising from improper treatment. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, )Fo a p a t( No. 54, Seel street, Liverpool. (four doors from' Slater-s ) in boxes at' 2s. 9(1.-ainf 4s. 6d. each. (Z With each box is given directions how to take these Pills, and observations on points, beneficial tot he patient. being hints 'Worth knowing, by those who are, or have been sufferers from :this dreadful and "devastating malady. " Venienti occurite morbo." "Oppose the disease in its infancy." "These, 0 sinful pleasures, these are thy trophies—'tis thus "-operating with the foe of God and man, thou dpgradest hu •„man nature, and blasteth the opening prospects of human fe uvitv."--BLAtii. So said Professor. Swedour, when , he discovered his grand PANACE A 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 on the plea -sures frequently imbibed in moments of inebriation,or thought lessness : never did a discovery excite a greater sensation, it — was sought after with avidity, and used with undeviating success in the most minute and intricate cases orthe delicate 'Complaint, for the cure of which -. , they have been so long cele Arated. Th e f ame o f t h ese Pills throughout Germany, caused :their speedy introduction into almost every country, and ad ..dresses were presented to the talented Professor Swedour who filled the chair at Leyden University, congratulatory of the cir . "Instance. The certainty with which they were continually F • 4 a dministered, can be attested by'many thousands, in fact during the long continental war they were the inseparable companion • and safeguard of the soldier, in all cases where the slig.hteSt suspicion of infection was entertained. What Medicine can be tore appropriate than that which has given such general satis faction. The Hvgean Pills root out every particle of the insid mous p o i son , purifying in their progress the whole mass of fluids, :they not only remove the disease, but renovate by their action .the different functions of the body—expelling the grosser hu mours and in a manner so mild and imperceptible as to con • vince th e mos t sceptical of their astonishing and unequalled Powers, they neither contain mercury or any other mineral, and may be taken without the slightest • suspicion of discovery— they require no restraint of diet, loss of time, or hindrance of business. The Hygean Pills may be depended upon as a cer tain cure by persons of either sex, in all stages of a certain dis ease, and that without producing.the le as t inconven i ence. At an period when the slightest su s pi c i on may exist, it will be 'well to have recourse to the Hygean Pills, for when taken be fore the disease has made its appearance it acts as a certain kreventive, removing , the complaint effe c t ua ll y and secretly. he deplorable state in which many persons have been when visiting the proprietor' frotn the use of mercury, renders it •im perativelv necessary to caution the public against that danger - eus 'mineral when injudiciously administered. Dr. Dayieson will attend daily at his residenc e , N 0 .5 4, Seel street, Liverpool. from Eight in the morning until Ten et night, (on Sundays from Nin a till Two,) where he gives advice to all •applicants t a ki ng an y o f hi s p re p ara ti ons , WiTH OUT A FEE. Letters (post-paid) enclosing a remittance, answered by re• turn, and Medicines punctually transmitted to any address, either by initials or name. , 11 044, For BORDEAUX, The new and powerful Steam-packet CITY OF LIMERICK, WA LSINGI-1 AM BEAZLEY, • Corninander, Is intended to sail from the Custom-house Quay, Dublin, for the above-named Port, on' MONDAY, the 20th June nest, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, calling at Ply Mouth r er Voyage both out and home, to receive and land - Pas' tiers. Cabin Fare, Eight G The Company are induced to'place t s Vessel on the station in preference to their Steam-packet Leeds, as her -Engines are greater power, and she is proved to be one of the fagtest Steamers yet built in the kingdom: The Fares of Passengers coming from Liverpool or Belfast to join this Vessel at Dublin, will be allowed as part payment of the Fare to Bortivux. Further particulars will t)e given on application to the City of Dublin Steam-packet u mpany, Dublin, or to their Agents, as under : SAMUEL PERK Y, LiverpOol. HILL CHARLEY Belfast. RICHARD MORRIS, Plymouth. JOHN LECKY, Cork. ALEX. LAIRD and SON, Glasgow. J. P. ROBINSON, 137, Leadenhall-street, London. . MAXWELL and NEWALL, Bordeaux. Company's Office, "15, Eden-quay, Dublin, 1416 May, 1836. . For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. Tr ~ THE CITY ()F DUBLIN . STEAM-PACKET COMPANY, ~.._ INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. - The ave" - eillhisittly - sal their Vesselii; (frith or without Pilots,) taking Goods and Passengers to the following ports, namely, To DUBLIN Daily. . For BELFAST,--The ATHLON'E, on WEDNESDAY next, the Ist June, at Ten o'clock in the Evening, from the Clarence Dock. Apply, for Dublin Line, to SAMUEL PERRY;, 27, for Belfast Line, to r Water-street. JOHN WCAMMONand Co., The in inciple of this Company . is that of attaching all Im- porters and Exporters by a Division of the Profits amougthem, after pal inept of the Dividends—thus creating a community . of interests between the Shippers and Shareholders—a principle which will best guarantee to its Proprietors acertainty of their Dividen Is, and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and Live Stick the having a well supported Establishment of first class Steamers, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with due attention to their maintenance. RHYL STEAM-PACKET COMPANY. / 4 ; ,\7/4:\ The Public are respectfully informed, that the 4.lAnx splendid, fast-sailing, and powerful S,team-packet ' SNOWDEN will commence plyi between Li verpool and Rhyl on the Ist of June next, and ill start DA I from each place. For particulars of the tit of sailing apply at the Office, 33, Water-street. She will shortly he, joined by another new Steam-packet, now ,in progress of building, to be called the PRINCE OF' WALES, of fifty-horse power, to early Passengers only, as the Proprie tors of the Rhyl and Liverpool Steam-packet Company are de termined to aflOrd the Public every accommodation by a Daily and speedy communication between Wales and Liverpool, re gardless of any expense in promoting this object, so as to make the passage rapid for purposes of business, and the trip most agreeable to parties of pleasure. 33, Water -street, Liverpool, May 26, 1836. . , • c • • - •-t• 7. • aim 1 • • , . . • f 1 I • • l l° V 41.11 Vol - - VIM—No. 367.1 tcam N•abiciatton. ,E-atto by auction. 'EXCELLENT FURNITURE, BEDDING, Bre., MOUNT PLEASANT, One Door from BROWN LOW-HILL. By Mr. BACH, On `WEDNESDAY next, the Ist June, at Eleven o'clock, HE entire MAHOGANY FURNITURE, Brussels tCar pets, elegant Canopy Top, and 'Camp Bedsteads, choice Feather Beds, Blankets, Counterpanes, Dressing and Swing Glasses, Venetian Window Blinds, and all the Kitchen Re quisites; the property of a person leaving England. Catalogues will be ready for delivery on Monday, and the Furniture will be on View at Ten o'Clock on the Morning of Sale. Auctioneer's Office, Clarendon-buildings, 26th May, 1836. On THURSDAY, the 23d day of June next, at One o'clock at the Clarendon-rooms, South John -street, subject to, ►he con- . .. d itions which will be then read, AN ESTATE in West Derby, near the 013 Swan, and in and near Edgelane, consisting. of a FARM HOUSE' and OUTBUILDINGS, and eleven Closes of LAND, in the ; possession of Mr. Glitherow, or his ender-tenants ; and which i it is proposed to offer in the following lots : Lot I. The Dwelling-house, Outbuildings, and Garden, wi th the Croft adjoining, situate on the northAvest.side of Edge •lane, bounded on the north by a Fie tinging to Mt. Thomas Gladstone, and on the west and sou y Land belonging to the p b t Trustees of Mr. James Parr, con aining by admeasurement , 2A 2w5P of statute measure, or thereabouts. 2. A Field, on the same side of Edge-lane, bounded on the north by Laud belonging to Mr. J. A. have, on the south by Land of Mr. Thomas Gladstone, and on the west by Land of the Rev. Jonathan Brooks, containing 4A la2p or thereabouts.. 3. A Field, on the east side of Edge-lane. and north side of Mill-lane, which leads. to Wavertree, including a small Piece of Land, at present occupied as a Garden to the School there, bounded on the north by Land belonging to .Mr. Glitherow, and on the east by Laud belonging to Mr. Lowry, containing 3A Ott 4r or thereabouts. 4. A Field, on the east sia of Edge-lane, and fronting on the north and east sides to Mill-lane, bounded on the south by the Glass-works, and by Land belonging to Mr. Barton, con taining 7A Ott 7p or thereabouts. 5. Two Fields, one whereof fronts Mill-lane, and the other adjoins it on the west, and fronts a road which leads from Edge lane towards Wavertree, these fields are bounded on the north by . the Land belonging to Mr. Barton before mentioned, and the Glass-works.:and on the south by th e L ane or Road leading from Mill-lane into Edge-lane, and containing 5A In 28P or thereabouts. 6. Two Fields, one fronting Edge-lane, and the other•ad joining it on the north, but at some distance from Edge lane; they are bounded on the north by the Land of the Trustees of Mr. James Parr, on the west by the Land of the Rev. Jonathan Brooks, and on the south by Land of Mr. Barton, and .contain 4A In 15P - or thereabouts. 7. A Field on the south side of Edge-lane. bounded on the east, in part by Land of Mr. Barton, and in other part and also on the south by Land of Mr. Binns, and on the west by the next lot; containing 6A Ott 3P or thereabouts. 8. A Field adjoining the last lot, and also fronting Edge-lane, bounded on the south and west by Land of •Mr. Binns; con taining 4A 2it 36p or thereabouts. • 9. A Field on the south-west side of the lane leading from West Derby to the 014 Swan, and bounded on the north-west by Land belonging to Mr. Tarleton, on the south-east by Land belonging to Mr. Rigby,. and at the back by Land of Mr. Booker; containing 3A lit 28P or thereabouts. The Tenure is Copyhold of Inheritance under the Lord of the Manor of West Derby. Plans of the Property may be seen and particulars had by application to Messrs. LACS, SONS and MY ERS. AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED. THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD!—Smot.T.F.TT. FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1836. b auction. . . Pursuant to a decree of the Hiyh Court of Chancery, in a cause, " Rowe v. North," with the approbation qt . Lord Henley, one of the Masters of the said Court. • By Messrs. WINSTANLEY and SONS, (The persons appointed by the said Master for that purpose,) Tri is DAY (Frolay,) 27th inst., at One o'clock, at the Claren don-rooms, in Liverpool, the. following very valuable Estates, in Liverpool, Evetton, West Derby, and Eceleston, in the County of Lancaster, of the date• GiloaG.eltowE, Esq., de ceased. . . • Lot I. TWO FIELDS, adjoining each other, copyhold of inheritance, situate in Ch rch-street, in Everton, near Liverpool, called "The: Great Moss" and "The Little Moss the former: containing 2a. OR. 16P. statute measure, and occupied by Messrs. Slingsby, at the annual rent of £l5 155.; the latter containing lA. IR. 7P., and occupied by T. F. Dyson, Esq., at the annual rent ot £l5 Iss. Also, an uOdiv.ded moiety of a Field adjoining, being copyhold of inheritance, situate in Everton aforesaid, called "'The Long Acre," the entirety con taining 9a. In. Sc.,lately tenanted by Thomas Chadwick, at the annual rent of £l5 for the entirety, but now unoccupied. Also, an undivided moiety of a Field, also copyhold, adjoining the above, called "The Rye Hey," the entirety. .containing 2a. 9e., and lately tenanted by G. F.. Dickson, Esq., at the annual rent of £3i fir the entirety. The land comprised in this Lot forms together a very extensive and valuable Tract of Land, with a front to two main roads, and is wed worthy the attention of the capitalist and speculator. Lot 2. A FIELD, freehold of inheritance, on the east side of Love-lane, in Liverpool aforesaid, running from thence up to the Canal Bank, containing.2a. 2a. 39e.; and another Free hold Field. or Parcel of Laud, adjoining on the south side, and being on the east side of Lovedanottforesatd, and runningfrom thence up to a small plot of land belonging to Lord Derby,. fronting the Canal Bank, containing la. 3a. 37e., forming to gether a :nost valuable parcel of building laud, particularly. suitable for any manufacturing purposes. • • Lot 3. 'Three PEWS in St. Philip's . Church, in LiYerporil aforesaid, numbered respectively 1,6, and 7, leasehold for the residue of a term of IWO years. No: t tenanted by Messrs. Townsend and Wood, at the rent of £3; No. 6 tenauted by Mr; LaSsell, at the yearly. rent of £6; the other by M r.C. It. Taylor, at the rent of EEL The whole subject to an annual ground -rent of £6 Gs. Lot 4: :An undivided moiety of a FIELD. in Everton afore saia, called "The White Field," the entirety containing 3a. 3a. 31p., freehold of inheritance, tenanted by Peter Davies, at the annual rent of£2l for the entirety. This Lot is immediately opposite the Zoological Gardens, and is alrea iv building laud, ni acrowded neighbourhood, with a front to two roads. Lot 5. A like moiety of another FIELD, in Everton afore , said, called "Shaw's' Hey," the entirety containing 3a. 2n. 10P.; freehold of inheritance, andtenanted by Richard Hughes, at the annual rent of £2O for the entirety. This Field, situate in Odd House-lane, near the Mere, with a splendid prospect eastward, is a most eligible site for the erection of one or more' Villas, which in this neighbourhood are much in demand. Lot 6. A like moiety of another FIELD, in Everton afore said, cal.ed "The Hang Field," the entirety containing 9a. Oe. 30P.. fieehold'ofinheritance;and tenanted by William Tiggins, at the yearly rent of £5() for the entirety., Phis Field adjoins the preceding Lot, and partakes of all its advantages, with.the additional one (in connexion with Lot 7),0f affording a prospect of forming a road, which is much wanted as a direct conamuni , cation 'between two 'districts now distant, and which, would greatly enhance the value of these Lots. Lot 7. A like moiety of another FIELD, in Everton afore said, called "The Breck Croft," or Intack Breck. the entirety containing Oa. 2a. 13P. leasehold for the residue of a term of 1000 years, which commenced in the year 1716, and tenanted by George Clare, at the annual rent of £5 for the entirety. Lot 8. - A - like moiety of another FIELD, at Everton afore said, called "The Little Sleeper's Hill," the entirety contain ing 6a, 3a. 32P. of the same tenure as the preceding - Lot, and tenanted by Joseph Chadwick, at the annual rent of £4O for the entirety. • Lot 9. A like moiety of another FIELD, in Everton, called "The Big Sleeper's Hill," the entirety 'containing 9a. Ou. 24P. o; the stone tenure as the preceding Lot, and tenanted by Thomas Tomlinson, at the annual rent of £5O for the entirety. This and the preceding-Lot, Which adjoin 'each other, have a frontage for their whole length and breadth on the roads leading from Kirkdale to West Derby, and present many - beautiful sites for villas. They are, moreover, 'supposed to contain very valuable stone. Lot. 1(1. A like moiety of a FIELD, called " The Round Hill Hey," situate in West Derby, near Liverpool aforesaid, on the north side of the road leadintr towards Newsham House, the entirety containing Ba. Ott. 14 P. of the same tenure as the 'preceding Lot, and tenanted by Esther Boardman, at the yearly rent of £5O for the entirety, This Field is in a rapidly improving neighbourhood, in which land is already. saleable for building in small lots. Lot 11. Alike moiety of a FIELD-on the east side of Scot land-road, in Liverpool, called The Lo ver Breck Shute,' the entirety containing Lt. 2a. 35P. freehold of inheritance ; and of a small Slip of Copyhold Land, in Everton aforesaid, lately laid to this Field, for the purpose of gaining a front to Great Homer-street, now unoccupied. This Lot is very -valuable- BUilding Land; the town now extending far.beyond it. Lot 12. A like moiety of a large Parcel of LAND, situate on the east side .of Great Howard -street, and the north side of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, having a 'fiontage to the Ca nal of 106 yards, and containing in the entirety 28514 square Yards, freehold of inheritance, with the offices and buildings, and three cottages thereon erected, now occupied by the Standish Coal Company, and others, at the yearly rent of £166 Its: for the entirety. This may'perhaps he considered the most valuable parcel of Land for its present, or any like purpose, that is now on sale in Liverpool. Lot 13. A like undivided moiety of one undivided fifth part of another FIELD, on the west side of Vauxhall-road, in Li verpool, the entirety containing 3100 square yards,, freehoA of inheritance, now unoccupied, and very valuable building land. Lot 14. A like moiety of one undivided fifth part of another FIELD, on the east side of Love-lane, in Liverpool aforesaid, and running from thence up to the Canal Bank, containing in the entirety 10,250 square yards, freehold of inheritance, now , unoccupied. This Lot is divided by • the Canal from the. pre ceding Lot, and is equally valuable as building land... Lot 15. A like moiety of a DWELLING-HOUSE, on• the south side of Tithebarn-street, now in the occupation.of John Jones. and Six Dwelling-houses behind the satne, on the west side of Stephen's-lane, and now occupied by James Burton, and others, at rents amounting in the whole to £B4 12s. the whole freehold of inheritance. This Lot being within a few yards of the Exchange, is very suitable for the erection of a warehouse, or counting-house. Lot 16. Al like moiety of a Freehold Annual GROUND RENT of £2 10s. issuing out of valuable premises in Byrom street, in Liverpool aforesaid, now occupied by Mrs. Blezard. Lot 17. A like moiety of a'DWELLING-HOUSE, in Fen wick-rreet. in Liverpool, held for an unexpired leasehold term of about 9 years, the entirety tenanted by Mr. William Ware beg, at the annual rent'of '£5 . 2 10s., subject to a moiety of an annual ground-rent of £7 6s. 3d. Lot 18. A like moiety of an ESTATE at Eccleston, near Present, in the said county of Lancaster, freehold of inheritance, the entirety containing 75a. 2u. 17'. statute, and tenanted by Henry Swift, at the annual rent of £150; and, also, a like, moiety of and in the Reversion in Fee, expectant on the deter-, initiation of a Lease for the life of a person now aged about 70 years, of and in a MESSUAGE and TEN EM ENT, in Eccles ton aforesaid, containing about 2a. 2e. 31P., adjoining to the said Estate, and occupied by Jatnes Ranson; and, also, a like moiety of and in a GROUND-RENT ,of 12s , issuing out of the same Premises, during the continuance of such leasehold interest. • . Nom-An arrangement is expected to be made tvith the oivners of the remaining moiety of the Lots above described as undi vided moieties, whereby the entirety. of each property will in effect be put up at the present - sale which being under the di- . rection if the Court of Chancery, no auction duty (so far as respects the lots above particularized)4ill be payable, nor any' deposit be required. Printed Particulars may he had (gratiO at the said Master's Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, Lon don; of Messrs. J. and H. Lowe, GAREY, and SWEATING, Solicitors, Southampton-buildings aforesaid ; of Messrs; Wit- KiNsoN and CHRISTIAN, Solicitors, Liverpool; of Mr. JOHN Nowrii, jun.' Solicitor, Liverpool, (at whose Office, -in Ex change-alley, Plans may be seen); of the AUCTIONEER, and at the Place of Sale. LARGE AND VALUABLE ESTATES IN SHROPSHIRE. On MONDAY, the 27th June next, 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.) rinHE ROSS HALL Manor and Estate, comprizing a MANSION with extensive Offices, Plantations, Gardens,• and Pleasure Grounds, a Farm-house and Buildings, and 317A -2a. 6p. Of . Land in a ring fence, with the great and small tithes• thereof, situate on the banks of the River Severn; within rive: minutes walk of the Great London andly„ldad road, and' only three miles front Shrewsbury, well tinga6red and watered, and possessing erraordinary beauty of sWiation and scenery. THE PULLEY ESTATE, consisting of two very valuable and compact- Farms, and several Dwelling-houses, Cottages, and detached : pieces of Land, containing in the whole 532 A. Ott 13t'., forming one of the most desirable properties ever offered for public competition, either for occupation, investment, or the erectiJm of a Mansion. It lies on the Shrewsbury, Ludlow, and Hereford road, within two - miles of Shrewsbury, and has long been proverbial for richness of soil and gourd management, is well watered and abounds in Game, the greater part of it free front both great and small Tithes. The LyTHWOOD ESTATE, c omprising tivo substantial Farm-houses, with Farm buildings to each, and 416 A. 311. 371'. of Land in a ring fence, and tree from both gi eat and small tithes. It lies within three miles of Shrewsbury, has several extensive Covets abounding in Game, and commands some of th e finest scenery in the country. This Estate aff ords to the sportsman a most eligible site for the erection of a Shooting Box, and forms a most desirable investment. The BETcHcorr ESTATE, consisting of the entire Town-' ship of Betehcott, remarkably compact,and containing 626 A. Ott. 5 P- ; it is divided into three productive and improving Farms.• The soil is of the first quality and well watered, and is adapted as well for the Turnip and Barley husbandry as for permanent . grass, presenting an opportunity of rare occur rence for. a s afe investment to pay good interest. it is free from all tithes whatso ever , which are covered by 'a m odes of 65..-Bd. for the `Whole Township, and the Iklanoriat 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 of Smethcott, will also be offered for public sale at the same time. Further particulars may be hid, and Plans of the different' Estates seen, by application to Mr. How, Solicitor, Shrews bury, who will furnish to parties requiring them printed Patti-' milers with Plans.attached, and will appoint a person to showl the different Estates, and who is authorized to negociate the! sale of the Ross Hall Estate by private treaty; Plans and par-' Aiculars may also be bad of Mr. BUTT, 97, Great Russell-street,l, London: [PRICE 7D. 4 1 .a1t0 by auction. LIVERPOOL AND NORTH WALES DAILY STEAM COMMUNICATION TO BEAUMARIS, BANGOR. AND MENAI BRIDGE. The Public are respectfully inform that the tivil k V AIR, Captain GoFF, in coniun on with the VALE OF CLWYD, Captain DOLE, has com menced plying on the above ne, and will con tinue to leave George's Pierhead every T SDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY Morning, at Half-past Nine o'clock; on which days the VALE OF CLWY D will leave Menai Bridge for Liver pool, at Nine o'clock, A.M., each returning the alternate days; thus affording to Passengers every facility of intercourse with the Principality. FARES Cabin . Steward's Fee. Deck . ss. Od. Nurses and Carriages carefully shipped. Further information may he acquired on application at the St. George Steam-packet Company's Office, Clarence Dock, or 21, Water-street, Liverpool. The PRINCE LLEWELYN is now fitting out, and will soon be ready to resume the station. May 3, 1836. PLEASURE EXCURSION • TO THE GIANT'S CAUSEWAY, STAFFA, lONA, AND COULIN HILLS IN SKYE. •ir The splendid, powerful, and swift-sailing 41F 4- . 4 \ ...,, ;: r ;;,.f 1 Steamer COLERAINE, 300 Tons Burthen, Captain Joni MACARTHUR, Will sail from Clarence Dock, Liverpool, at Seven o'Clock on the Evening of To-monnow, (Saturday,) the 28th instant, for the above-mentioned places. The route proposed is as follows sail from LI VERPOOL, calling at LARNE, to IiPaRTRUSH, then re maining until Seven o'Clock on Monday Morning for time to visit that splendid Work of Nature, the GIANT'S CAUSE WAY, then to OBAN and 'I'OBERMORY, passing the Is lands of GIGHA, ILA, and JURA, thence to lONA, STAFFA, and the COULIN HILLS, in SKYE, passing the Islands of Mucx, EGG, and Ruts, by the SOUND of MULL, giving the passengers an opportunity of examining everything worthy of notice durin g the route, and will then return toPORTRUSH, which she will leave for LIVERPOOL, calling at LARNE on Thursday Morning, at Ten o'Clock, and arrive on Friday Morning. It is quite impossible for Strangers by any other means, at so light an expense, and in so short a time to see the splendid Scenery of the North Coast of Ireland and the Western He brides of Scotland. FARE—Four Pounds Four Shillings the Round. - As it is intended not to issue more Tickets than can he corn forta'ily accomirod.ited, an early application for Berths will be necessary. Plans of the Ladies' and Gentlemen's Cabins ,and State Rooms may be seen and Berths secured by applying (post paid) to the Agents, M. M'NEILL, Larne. THOS. BLACK and SONS, Coleraine and Portrush. J A., and R. FORSHAW, 7, Strand-street, Liverpool. GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, The GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION 4 1 : COMPANY'S first-rate and superior PACK ; _ ~,,, ETs leave the CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, ' ------ for— HAMBURGH, carrying his •Majesty's. Mails, every Wed nesday and Saturday, early in the Morning, returning every Wednesday and Saturday. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE, carrying his Majesty's Mails, every Wednesday and Saturday Morning, at Seven o'clock . precisely, returning every Wednesday and- Saturday Morning. Reduced Fares—Chief Cabin, £2 2s. / ANTWERP and the RHINE, with a bag of letters from the Post•office, Thursday, rettiriting Sunday/educed Fares —Chief Cabin, £2 2s. OSTEND and the RHINE, Satuiday Morning, returning Tuesday Night. CALMS, Sunday and Thursday Morning, returning Wed nesday and Friday Night. Reduced Summer Fares—Chief Cabin. El ; Fore Cabin, 17s. 6d. BOULOGNE, Wednesday and Saturday Morning, return ing Saturday and Sunday Night. Reduced Summer Fares— Chief Cabin, El ; Fore Cabin, 175.. 6d. From BRIGHTON to DIEPPE, Wednesday and Satur day, returning► Thursday and Monday. Reduced Summer Fares—Chief Cabin, £l; Foie Cabin, 17s. 6d. From BRIGHTON to HAVRE, Sunday, 15th May, and every succeeding Sunday, returning Tuesday. Reduced Sum mer Fares—Chief Cabin . , £1; Fore Cabin, 17s. 6d. And from London Bridge Wharf for RAM sGATI4:—MARGATE. E DIN BURG H, N I?.WCASTLE, and BERWICK-UPON TWEED.—The Steam Ships of this Company, and of the Lon don and EdinburglitSteam Packet Company, leave the Bruns wick Wharf, Biackwall, Wednesday and Saturday Night, and for Newcastle, Tuesday Night. Steam Ships will shortly com mence running to Berwick-upon-Tweed. For freight to Rotterdam and Antworp apply to 111essrs, DE BIE and RAHN, 4, Crescent, Minories; and on the other stations to Mr. NoustAN, 1, Water-lane, 'rower-street. Berths may be secured at the Offices of the Company,' 37, Regent circus, and 69, Lombard-street; and at 61, Chairing-cross, and 56, Haymarket. Parcels' and small Packages to be brought to the Offices of this Company, 37, Regent-circus, and 69, Lom ba -st rest. Powerful Stearn-packets may be engaged for towin g an d excursions. CHAS. BESS ELL, Secretary. tieneral Steam Navigation Company, • 69, Lombard-street. and 37, Regent Circus. London_ IMPORTANT to the Nervous, the Aged , the Infirm , and all suffering from local and general Debility, . HARVEY'S RESTORATIVE C {DIAL. This inestimable Medicine stands unriva ed for its Tonic virtues in all cases of nervous debility, weakness of the stomach, loss of appetite, &c. The generality of tonic medicines, while they strengthen, excite the system, but this invaluable compound allays irritability, and without stimulating, invigorates the con stitution, giving tone to the stomach, promoting a healty diges tion, bracing the nerves, elevating the spirits, and affoding relief in the most distressing cases of debility, whetherl owing to long illness, intemperance, sedentary habits, or residence in warm climates. In the morning sickness f females it is ex ceedingly efficacious, and in the complaints of young females, its success has been most decided in giving health to the frame and bloom to the cheek; it assists the growth, and prevents (in those predisposed) the developement of consumption and scro fula. To the aged and infirm it will impart energy and strength to the body, cheerfulness and serenity to the mind. In loss of appetite, spasms, Cramp of the stomach. nervous head-ache, and lassitude from any cause, it will afford immediate "'relief.. All those debilitated by luxurious living, late hours, vexation, in tense study, or confinement to business, will find this Cordial their best friend. _ . _ Price 4s. 6d. and Ils. per bottle. Sold by Boddington and Co., 90, Charlotte-street, liathbone-place; Barclay and Sons, Farringdon-street ; Edwards, St. Paul's Churchyard. London; C. 111AwHoon, 20, South John-street, G. Aspinall, G. Howell, Gerdes, Bradford, Scholefield, Swift, Chemists, Liverpool; Bowman and Law, Manchester; Scowcroft, Bolton; and all Medicine Venders. SATURDAY. WINES. To-winnow, (Saturday,) the 28th in ol ysta ,at One o'clock pre , cisely, at R. W. 'Preston's OtH 90 Casks, containing about 160 'allons, of Spanish RED WIN E, in Lots, duty paid, for home cotnsumption, Ex Rose, Captain Strang, found derelict at sea on a voyagt ft om Tarragona. The above Wines are to be..soltt wit4,,alllatilifsrliw: to h taken at the Customs' landing guages.— For catalogues an conditions of sale apply to R. W. PRESTON, Broker. MONDAY. On MONDAY next, the 3)th instant, at One o' lock, at Jones, Mann, and-Foster's Office, Dale .treet, /. The fine fast-sailing Brig ENDSHIP, W. MossOp, Master 4 1t r it4 Burthen per register 225 tons, coppered and copper fastened, as she now lies in the Queen's Dock. just ar rived from Jamaica.—For inventory and further particulars apply to JONES, MANN, and FOSTER. VirIeDNESDAY. On WEDNEcDAY next, the Ist June, at Twelve o'clock, at the Public Sale-room, Exchinge-bitiblngs; 390 Bales China Tsatlee and Taysaam- AM SILK, Just arrived from Canton.—The Silks wi be on show at 14, Exchange-buildings, on Tuesday, 24th M y, till the day of sale. Samples may also be seen and Catalogues had tic Mr. JOHN ALLEN, Manchester ; Mr. JOHN THOMAS, Macclesfield; and at No. 4, Copthall-court, London.—For further particulars apply to I'. and H. LITTLEDNL Pl. and Co., Brokers. On WEDNESDAY , DeXt, the Ist June, at Twelve o'clock, at the Public Sale-room, - Exchange-buil . figs, 5 Cases CORA HS, containing 1 Pieces; Ex Euphrates, from Calcutta.—For p• ticulars, apply to GARDNER. BOGGS, Esq., Merchant, or to T. and 1-1. LITTLEDALE and Co., Brokers, wery sl OUWEDNESDAY next, the Ist June, at One o'clock, I-Buchanan and Browne's Office, , Oldhall-stre . , 4 Cases - , SlO Pieces C HOPPA ) , 7 Bales• Bengal RAW SEL , Ex Euphrates, from Calcutta.—Apply to BUCHANAN and BROWNE,,,Bt<kers. On WEDNESDAY next, the lst June, atkere clock, at John Mulholland and Co.'s Warehouse, 3' ater-street, 400 Bales of Flemish F X. And immediately afterwards, at the aboYe Warehouse, 300 Bales of Irish FLAX, of various qualities, dressed and undressed. Cataloznes may he had, and the Flax seen, on application to JoHN , MUI HOLLAND and Co. ,32, Water-street or JOHN WILKS, Broker, 22, Exchange-street East. FRIDAY . On FRIDAY next, the 3d June, at Tan o'clock, at the Exchange • Sale-room, The following New TEAS, now landing; ex Belhaven, from Canton :- 100 Large Chests 100 Half Ditto Cantopl3oHEA, 100 Quarter Ditto 1386 Chests co ,„ 918 Boxes G 11- "`"`" , 20(1 Boxes SOUCHONG, 52 Chests TWANKAY, 112 Chests HYSON. 2968 Packages. For further particulars apply to Messrs. THOMPS;NB,roAkNeDrsE.R soN, and Co., Metchants, or to JONES, MANN. and FOSTER, and THOS. WARD SHARLAND and Co., The Teas are now on show, and Catalogues ready for delivery. On FRIDAY next, the 3d June, at Twelve o'clock, at Corrie, Huson, and Co.'s Office, Rumford-place, 4130 East India HIDES, 31.5 Bags HORX/rIPS. Apply to Messrs. TAYLOR, POTTER, and Co., Merchants, or CORRIE, HUSON, and Co., Brokers. On FRIDAY next, the 3d June, at Twelve o'clock, at Cornier Huson, and Co.'s Office, Iltim rd-place, 4366 East India H Just landed, per Elizabeth, roin - Calcutta. Apply to CORRIE, HUSON, and Co., Brokers. AFTER FRIDAY NEXT'. --- On WEDICESDA it, the Bth June next, at One o'clock, at Buchanan and Browne's Office, Oldhall-street, 323 S Bags SALTPETRE, 905 Bags Bengal RICE, 97 Chests SHELL LAC, 43 Ho; sherds TI NCAL, 267. Bags LINSEED, 2100 Bundles MUNJEET, 5 Tons RED SANDARS WOOD, 2 BaIes,TWINE; Ex Euphrates, from Calcutta. BUCK ANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. On THURSDAY, the 16th June next, at Twelve ' ock, at the Public Sale-room, Exchange-build' es, 562 Chests Bengal ENING , Ex Euphrates, Hannav, from aleutta. Apply to BUCHANAN and B OWNS, Brokers. On THURSDAY, the 16th June next, at Twelve 'clock, at Bate sou and Hinsfall's Office, Lower C. le-street; 33 Chests East India IN GO, Now landing.—Apply to Mr. GARDNEI 800 s, Merchant, or to BATESON and HORS.FALL, Brokers. PRIVATE CELLAR OF VALUABLEAVINES. ANESSRS. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS respect- LVI fully annoutwe that they have received directions to SELL by AUCTION, at their Rooms, in Church-street; on MONDAY, the 6th June next, at Oue'o'clock punctuallr, The following WINES, the genuine Prolierty of the late ROBERT GLADSTONE, Esq. : , About 100 Dozen'.[ choice OLD PVT. of different ages, in the Be'ttle, 15 Dozen superior CLARET, 80 „ of SHER It of fine quality, 15 „ of NIAOEIRA., Half an Ahm of fine HOCK,:in Bottle, smaller quantities of CALCAV ELL A, CONSTANTIA, &c.. . . Samples way be tasted at the time of sale; and the Wine will be delivered from of the - late - Proprietor; in Abercrombie-square, where it now lies. Catato ,, ues may be had at the place of sale. By Messrs. WINS IA NLEI I au 'ONS, On the Bth day of.forte next, at One o'clo ,at the Clarendon rooms, South John-street, subject to ch conditions as wia be then produced, Lot LA VERY convenient AIESSUAGE or DWELL ING-HOUSE, with suitable OUTBUILDINGS, spacious LAWN, two GARDENS, and OUTHOUSES, si tuate in the village of Lithe land, distant trout Liverpool five utiles, and one from Crosby, so much resorted to in the Bathing 'Seasons The House contains, on the Ground 'Floor, an excellent 'Dining-room, 26 feet by 18; Drawing-room, 21 feet 6 inches .try 13 feet 7 inches; Breakfast-rOum, 114 feet 6 inchei by 14 feet; Butler's Pantry, Kitchen, and Scullery on the First Floor; four Bed-rooms, two Diessing-room6 and a Water Closet, and live: Bed-rooms in tbe . Atlic Story. '" • 4 The. Bed-rooms fronting the west command a beautiful view of the River Mersey and the Cheshire and Welsh Hills. The detached Buildings consist of a Barn, a Four-stalled Stable, single Coach-house, Saddle Room, Cart House, Cow House for live Cows, Dairy, Wash House, and Piggery. The Premises contain in front 98 yards. and run backwards to the Leedi and Liverpool Canal, and were late in the oceupa thin of William Thompson. Esq., deceased, and are now melt _pied Biade, • Esq. Also, the Field or Closes of Land, lying in Litherland, now staked and railed into four parts, on the Westwardly side of the Canal, and called the Parkinson's Croft, the further backside anti the lower Meadow containintz 2A. 2u. 6e. of Land, of the large measure of 8 yards to the pole or perch. - 2. A Field or Close of Land, in Litherland, called the Holme Hey, situate on the west side:of the lane leading from Linacre to Litherland, and containing ore acre and a half of the like measure. Lot 3. A FIELD, or Close of LAND, s;tuate in Littlerland, caller) the Further Ougriple, containing, by admeasnrement, 2s. 37P., of the like measure. Lot 4. A FIE i D. or Mee of LAND. situate.in Litherland, called the Lower End of Tongues, containing, by admeasure went, 3A. 37e., of the like measure. The Fields are in the occupation of Edward Webstei Lot 5. A small Piece of LAND, formerly part of a Close called the Nearer Ougriple, with Two COTTAGES thereon erected, now in the occupation of Robert Web4er and John Rimmer, next adjoinino• to a Alessuage or Dwelling - house in the' M possession of .r. Highlie4d. The above Premises are Freehold of I nheritan ce. Further rarticulars, and tickets to view, may be obtained by applying to Messrs. Wt NSTAN LEY and Son s, Church -street, or Messrs. LACE, SONS, and MY kitS, Castle-street. CHESHIRF. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PRoI'EuTY, AT STRETTON, NEAR WARRINGTON, IN THE COUNTY OP CHESTER. By Mr. WILLIAM COWAP, On MONDAY, the 20th day of June, at Four o'clock in the Af• ternoon, at the George Inn, Warrington, subject to c•ondi tiuns then to be produced, and in the follow . „ or such other Lots as may be agreed upon at the tine ale, Lot 1. ROOLEY MOOR F ;with Five substan tially built COTTAGES a GA RI.W.N.St attached. comprising in the whole, iu statute ►neasure, 27A. Oa. 4e. or thereabouts. Lot 2. A FIELD of excellent LAND, called the Alms Yard,. with STOCKLEY WOOD atipining, comp' ising together, in statute measure. RA. t►aa. 39P. orotherea!touts. Lot 3. Two CLOSES, called Buckiev's Crofts, with PLAN TATION, COTIAGE, and GARDEN, comprising, in statute measure; IA 3a. 3p. or thereabouts. Lot 4. A FIELD of superior LAND, called Worral's comprising, in st.ture measure, 4A. Os. 16p. or thereabouts. Lot 5.-A FIELD of Rich Meadow LAND. called the Well Meadow, comprising, in statute measure, 2A. Os. 12p. or there abouts. Lot 6. Two COTTAGES, with . GARDENS, situate on the easterly side of the high road, comprising, in statute measure, lit. 16p. or thereabouts. Lot 7. Two substantially. built COTTAGES, with GAB- DENS, situatemn the westerly side of the high road, compris- I . nig, in statute measure, lit. Pip. or thereabouts. Lot 8. All that substantially modern-built DWELLING.; HOUSE, Called STRETTON nousE, with the FARM BUILD INGS, GARDENS, -and LAND thereunto belonging, com prising, in statute measure, 395. 2a. 12P. or thereabouts. The. above _valuable , Lots are situate near the Village of Stretton, and adjoining the high road leading from Warrington to Northwich, about 4 miles from the former and 6 miles troin the latter place, tend conveniently near the Church of Stretton. The Land is of ex eedingly rich quality, in a high state of cul ture, and only a small portion of it in 'Pillage. The Fields are conveniently divided, and the Fences in good order. Lots 2,3, and 5, are suitable to Build upon, having considerable frontage to the high road, upon which several - London Daily Coaches pass and repass. Lot 2 possesses a command of prospect plea singly varied and extensive, and Stockley Wood, well limbered with thriving Oaks, forms an excellent shelter to tb' east. The Cottages are in good repair and well tenanted; those iu Lot 1 (moderately let) produce an annual rental of £27 rm. They might at a small expense be couvertediuto a Farm House and Outbuildings. Lot 8 presents a desirable Residence for a genteel Family. The ;louse is in excellent repair, the Rooms are commodious and well arranged. The Dairy and Farming Establishment do not interfere with the better Rooms. The Gardens and Orchard are good, well stocked with choice Fruit Trees in a full bearing state., The Farm Buildings are judiciously placed and in excellent repair, consisting of a large Barn, two good Stables, with Gra nary and Hay Loft over, roomy Cow Houses for 28 Cows, with Lofts over, Calf Houses. Loose' Box for Horses, Tool House, Gig Hoitse, Cart Shed, Straw Yard for YAaung_Cattle, and,su perior Piggeries conveniently near the Dairy, also.a detached Wash House, Baking and Boiling House. The above offers a valuable opportunity to Capitalists, either for Residence or Investment of Capital. — The Property may he viewed . nue month prior to the sale, on applicat ion to Mr. OK ELL, of Stretton House, near Warrington: Descriptive particulars may be had (at Is. each,) at the . principal Inns in Northwich, Knutsford, and Warrington ; at' the Star Inn, Manchester, and King's Arms, Liverpooi ; and further information may be obtained from the said Mr. OK ELI.: Mr. 0 K DEN, Land Agent, Over Knutsfoid, or at the Office of Mr. T r 13. DUMVILE, Solicitor, Tarporlev. lu the ittugft,,,u of Alemeo, a ►arg tract of va u ,u.e LauU io the Province of Texas. AXIL GEORGE ROBINS has received instructions to 11 1 1 OFFER to SA LEbv AUCTION, at the Auction Mart, in London, on 'fuss°Ay, JUne 14th; at Twelve, in a variety of Lots, - TO SUIT MODERATE CAPITALISTS, a considerable tract of valuable F IEEHOLD LAND, CONSISTING OF ONE HU DRED THOUSAND ACRE in the province of Texas, being ar t of the grant made by the Mexican Governnient to a , npany, consisting of persons of the first respectability In Nes 'oil, entitled the NEW ARKANSAS AN TEXAS LAND COMPANY. The grant is situated within the latitudes of 32 and 36 d',,tfr . te" . north, and 102 - and 105- degrees west longitude, with a-eltinatt!, and soil equal in every respect to that of Spain, Portuga,t;ttatid; Italy; and capable of producing sugar, coffee, cocoa, con tabacco, wine, silk, and all the spices common to the __. In dies; cochineal and indigo, together with ,ull the-tropi cal in general estimation—such as pine apples, gritpoens,fist the higher docks, oranges, melons, olives, and almonds; an d n known lands every species of fruit, vegetable, and grat._„ . 1N NORTH AMERICA OR EUltOrn. ( upon shad. The territory is, intersected by numerous which steam-boats are already running) ' c lt ra d b i l s e ch r l a v r e ,:e s tft n em, ri affordingy e he selves into the Gulf of Mexico, and tha " t r .l , ll , in d . Mississippi, with abundant steamersii h i e ev o e . world can boast of, foi , power, such as no other country in t mill and manufacturing purpose s.. pr i nted particuhroxrvsewitifllg.croenavteuyt,i utility, more e A reference to the 4,017 6-7ths American or: or: extended form, topographical i i ia iut r ss ti t c ()) u f lars, and a variwy o f other' intetesting information, that n given to each purchaser. property will be divided . into H ACRES EACH, and the English emigrants who_ have wine to New ork to settle in FAMILIES, h h N oTds L. t i vill he the States, Americans, and numberless German families from' Hamburg and MANYB. r t e e ; n iii „ efil t n i ( ) )seu th isv e_ ei c ks .x Ne te tiD n t t ilk t e i , f eompany's lands, all of have already lo o ted whom are enriching, themselves rapidly and it is now appro priately designated THE LAND OF PROMISE. As the object of the Company is to encourage industrious settlers, an exceedingly moderate price . Will be reserved upon these lands; • small capitalists, thetetnre, will find that for a m oderate sum, they may sui round themselves with a tenantry, upon their own domain, that will raise themselves into an im portance, which neither this or any other spot in the world can present to them. Steam-boats visit the different ports of the Texas from New Orleans and Mobile (from which they are only distant a thirty hours''sai4, twice a week and daily conve)ances occur from New York and Phil a d e l p h ia, both t sea and railroad, to New Orleans. All the high lands of the Texas abound in Silver Ote, and it only requires the country to be settled to - discover mines fully equal to those of RIO DEL MONTE, which is in the neighbourhood. ALL Tuli STREAMS ABOUND WITH GOLD, w hieF ' is now collecte d by the Indians, and bartered with M ex ico, and tot ms that great exportation that annually takes place fro m That country to all parts of the world. Neither mines nur mine rals ate reserved in the grant to the Company, consequently there is no reservation to the colonists. If - amongst thOse inclined to be sceptical, it is suggest'd that this fine territory may soon become tributary to and acknow• ledge America as'the mother country, it mayis as far as the interest of those who propose to emigrate con cerned, it would be be-Tejoined, that "A consummation devoutly to be w ished;" and would quadruple the value of these purchases in one short year. In respect to the climate, it may be noticeditrat thegprings and summers are dry; th e winters mild; and-frequently serene. Snow is not seen twic e in a century, and the duration of frost and cold seldom ex ceeds a few hours.—Particulars, with litho graphic plans, will be ready `2B days antecedent to the.sale, and then had at the New York and Mexican Coffee Houses;' at the Mart in London; at the Waterloo Hotel, Liver'pool ; the "Pribtti- of the Manchester Tinies; and Advertiser at'Man chester; and at Mr.,George Robins's Offices, 'London. • a 4 It - or ye as s. ly• ear r 0 6 A 0 0 , 0 ° 0 0 41. 0 ----- sZ II 36, t one wil l " tchel' bef ol6 wor reet tee. itged 84 0 6 ' ~~~ • : c ' • _ _;' O7 •A ati# bg Auction. - CABINET PICTURES, CLAYTO.V-SQU.4ItE ROOM*. By Mr. BYFOUD • On TUESDAY next, the 31st instant. punctually at half-vatif eleven o'clock. at ins Rooms. Clayton-square, MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTiON„of CABINET PAINTINGS, c naprising desirabl peciin,eus of the ancient and modern Schools.. Amoco them will be found Wilson, Paul Potter, ilobblina, M'e •• ' Walcusley i Berghetn, 'Deniers, Baekhysun, Pet s, Moreland. & v . One. Thousand Specimens of Greek, Roman, English], Scotch; awl Irish COINS. Catalognes are in preparation, and may be had at the Rooms on Monday next, the Wth. when the. Pictures wilt he, on view. pßitEmpity,sitLE. A VALUABLE FREEHoLIb ESTATE,IN THORNTON, : IN THE COUNIY OP CHESTER. On THURSDAY next. the 2d day of ,June, at One o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Claiendon,roonts, in South John-street, in Liverpool, by order • qf !he Mo?tgity,e, A tAPITAL LSS - UAGII; or DWELLING-I - 10 13 SE; ±1,.. with the STAB.Lia.,and DOTBUJIDINGS, called "THORN TON LODGE.", situate in..,th farish of Thornton Hough, in the county. of hister, and e several ClOses, Fields: or Parcels of LAND thereto Lel. ing,, and containing in the whole 30 Acres of Land, of Ihe large Clicshire measure, or thereabouts, and which said Heriditamenti are notv in the oC. , cupation of Mr, William Stuart or his limier tenants. The above Premises are situate seven miles from Birkenhead;' (to and from which place conve)ances pass the house daily,) and two from Neston, The Buildings are Modern . , in thorO'ugh repair, and fit for the residence of a respectable family. Immediate possession may be had, and a considerable potion of the purchase money re main on Mot tgage, if required, at £4 per cent. The Estate and neighbourhood abound with Game. From the short distance and facility of cOnveance fioin Liver')Out the above would be a most contenient Country residence, and a more eligible investment of capital seldom offers. For further particulars apply to Mr. THOMAS ROGERSON, Solicitor, Doran's-place. Lord-street, Liverpool. INVESTMENT. NORTH WA LES.—CA RNARVONSHIRE 4- ANGLESEY; THE FOLLoWI NG CAPITAL FREEHOLD EST. By Mr. OVER TO On WEDNESDAY, the 15th day of J ext, ut the hour of P` iue in the the afternoon, anti the f owing day, should not the whole thereof be disposed of in one day, at the Crown and Anchor Inn, in the Town of Pwlllieli„ in the County of Car narvon, in such Lots as may be agreed on at the .rine of Sale and.subject to such ronditio.s as shun be p r odu ce d, ripflE eligible MANSION. DEM ESNiE, ant LANDS of BODEGROES, situate in the Parish of Liannot, in the County of Carnar von, together with several Capital Messuages, Dwelling-houses, Tenements. Farms,-.and Lands, with the Ap purtenances, in the several Parishes of Llaunrir, Denier, Town of Pwllheli, Pen rhos, A bereirch. Lianarthon, Botwnog, Um, gwynadle, Meilltevrn, Aberdaron, Bryncroes, and Bodserin, in the County of Carnarvon; and Llauctrygarn, in the County of Anglesey. The Mansion is a good, subitantial, and comfortable Family Residence, (replete with conveniences,) with entrance Lodge and suitable Offices, and Farm Buildings in excellent repair; :he whole of which ate well sheltered by Timber. The Lawn is tastefully laid - out and planted with shrubs and evergreens, and the grounds are diversified with trees, and plantations of pro, raising and luxuriant growth, which , in a few yeais, is ill give a new character to the place. They afford a fair stock of Game; and the west side of the demesne add adjoining farms are bounded by an excellent Trout Stream. The Wall, Kitchen Garden, and Oithard are fertile, and in - a prOductive state. The Mansion is situated. about a mile and a half from the market and sea port town or Pwlllieli, where a mail coach dads , arrives from and starts to _ London, and meets at the City (if BangorT - CiiiiiTiTinces to all p arts of the United Kingdom.- This port is the - Sieam Packet Station for Aberystwith. A neat church has been lately built at Pwilbeli, wh e re Engli s h service is pet fOrmed every - Sunday. - • The roads are good . in most directions, the rides and delves varied 'and interesting; and the air considered most Miltraiid salubrious.-Cardigan Bay, which is immediately approached froth the port of Pwllheti, affords the finest beach for sea bathing in Notth Wales; and plentifully abounds with fish of every description r and cannot he excelled either in enchanting seer nery, or the security of St. Tudwal's roads, as preSenting the most favourable_scope for_the exercise of . thedelightful taste of There are several compact - Farms, forthing Isart'of the Pro perty on sale, connected with the Mansion and Demesne.— The poor rates are moderate. The rest of this Estate consists of upwards of forty compact and valuable Farms, with s ubst a nti a l h ouses an d outbuildings (most of them rebuilt within the last twenty rears) in good re pair, capable of improvement, and all within a convenient ais tanCe of Lime and Mannre. The Rents are now moderate, having been reduce(" twenty years' ago, and not since raised, and all the Farms, with the exception of one, are exempted from -tithe hay Also of several Dwelling-houses within the town of Pwllheli, Cottages. Quillets, and Gardens. The Property in Pwltheli, being centrally situate, is 'rail - adapted for - shops and trade ; and the Quiliets in the immediate neighbourhood of the town a ffuld sites for the building of neat Dwellings to command tine Marine Views in Cardigan Bay, and t he most maonificent-Mountain Seeenery. On the Property in the parish of Aberdaron there is a Lime stone Bock, which has only been recently discovered, and is now quarried and worked upon a large scale: and, independent of affrrding means of improvement to the adjoining portion of the Estate, consisting iit from 70L) to 8(.X) acres, supplies a large di s t r i c t o f country with Lime. New Kilos and. Railways are now forming upon this work, which will in consequence be carried. on upc,n a larger and more extended scale of operation in futu re. This Property also abounds with pure. Chert Bock, used in lining of China Mills, and of which an annual supply .of some hundred tons to the port of Runcorn, for the use of the Stafford shire Potteries, might be contracted, for upon terms to wake an ample remunerating and profitable return. Also, an extensive Stratum of Clay of extraordinary tenacity and superior quality for making of Brick, which might be ex ported to South Wales and the ports - in the Bristol Channel, with great advantage to such a work. The Port of Porthor is within half a mile of the above articles of Limestone, Chert, and Clay; and from which a large export or Farm produce is made annually to the Liverpool Market. There are several thriving Plantations upon the . Properties in the Parishes of Llannor and Ahereirch, of which Oak, most carefully and judiciously trained and managed to become fine timber, is the prevailing tree. The grand project o f Railway from the Port of Portinllaen, as the chief communication between England and Ireland, :rill run through, or parallel with a considerable portion of this Es tate, and afford to it generally the important advantage of transporting produce at a low rate to the English Markets:- The Nanhoran Harriers hoot three times a week within a few miles diStance; and likewise the Nannau Fox Hounds for a few weeks in the season. The Farms in Carnarvonshire are bounded by the properties of the Right Honourable Lord Newlicrough, the Honourable Edward Mostyn Lloyd Mdstyu, M.P.. Sir Ritheit Williames Vaughan. Bart., M.P., Thomas Asshefon Smith. ESq.. Sir Love Parry. M.P., Robert Witham Wynne. Esq , Richard Lloyd Edwards, Esq., Thomas Parry Jones-Parry, Esq.,- Richard Watkin Price, Esq., Lewis Moore Bennet, Eq., R cv. Owen Get hin Williams, Robert Thomas Currey.. Esq.., Richard Jones, Esq., Mrs. Ellis, &c.; and those in Anglesey by the Right Honourable Lord Boston, Robert liu:keley Ovren, Esq., the Rev. Mr. Evans, and others. . _ 'l'he intended Sale presents a very eesirable opportunity for the advantageous investment of Capital, and such as seldom, offers itself in Notth Wales. A considerable portion of the purchase money may remain on security of the property. The Furniture at the Mansion, as well as the Farm Stock and Produce, may be had at a valuation, and possession taken at All Saints neat. The Tenants will show the Farms In their respectiv e occupa tions; and particulars descriptive of the Estate and 1..0:5, and any further information mr , y be had on applicaticn (if by letter, post paid) to %Ir. H. R. NN 11,1,1,4 ME, Solicitor, Pelabos, n ea r Carnarvun, with whom Maps of the Estates a t e l e f t f or inspec- FOREIGN AND BRITISH LACE, GLOVE, HOSIERY, AND FANCY:WAREHOUSE, 41, CHUPCIi-STREET. 01-1 N LANGDALE returns hi s s i ncere th an k s t o the Lli tj dies and Geutletnen of Liverpool and its 'vicinity for the. very liberal support he has received, and respectfully informs them that his entire Stock is now replete with every novelty in his line of business, consisting of Foreign aura • Bittish Late, Cambric Muslin and Net: Teletilies, Cape's, Cellars, Habit Shirts, Veils, Squares, Falls,.&c.; also, eery make, size, and quality in Li s l e Th rea d , Si lk , ' and C on Hose, Hosiery of Con warrauted m a k es; L a di es ' real'Pari Kid Gloves, the best quality, 10s. 6,1. 12s. 6(1., 15s. 6d. per dozen ; Gentlemen'it, 14i:. ga - :, -. 11 - "S - .'tir'L, - 21s. 6d. per 'dozen ; Silk Handkerchiefs, Scarfs, Stocks, and every article in Ready-made Linen, Braces, &c., &c. • WANTED, an ASSISTANT, to take the entire manage- meat of the' Glove Department.—ApiilY as aboVe, if by lettei. post paid. BEE-HIVE ESTABLISHMENT, 10, PA RA DIS E-STREE 7'. Nlij . ()KELL begs to acquaint the Ladies of Liverpool V . and neighliourhood, that ; his Stock is now complete iti every department for the present Season; and, having been previously aware of the very great advances whict_are daily taking place in all descriptions of Manutactnted - Goods, em braced au opportunity of securing an UNPARALLELED S T -CiCK' lf , at the same ratio. and, in most nista es, even lower, than at any firmer period, notwithstandin he unprecedentedbargians which have been obtained at this Establishment. In consequence of the Proprietor having so gereatli aug mented his his Stock, he has been compelled to enlarge his Premises, so as to remedy the inconyenierice which his Cus touters have been subjected to in making their purchases. The Stock comprises ahout. 40.001) yards of rich Plain and Figured Silks, a fair quality at 221.• ' Black and coloured Sa nets 3s. 4d. to 4s. 9d. rich Figured Satins, in all the prevail shades; Checked and Plain Poplins, 6-Id. ~,120, 00 amazing; offered.—. per r ft e s s iz s e ; 4 v : l.i 4 e d ty .• ; "Lonr io a n ras p o i ts i , u t le h d e c c h i c i a ii p ,t e r st i‘ l i o . t s e li s n •c s r , ' ' ted Cambrics 2s 10-td for 91 yards, vrairanted fast Swiss 1 tin , , 2. •p • iced 'Muslin - Dr is unrivalled for' qua: colours; a splendid lot of Swiss 13 r i n _ ! . Al , esses, ways on Stock F o L f oi li n i , stß . i.ink S ' e l t ik , s c , D . B n c i i i tn it b ie a s zin g: e c s, Checked Ginghams, Gauze Ribbons, i ic or! & hand, an iminensLe. Crapes, Merin's, me : , - letelv Furnished and Attended. r CNER A 1,5 comp , . , , . NJ. —The same SN . st pm is s..lictiy adhered to which 11:itIvienSiitAitc•kheoafpSnepsrsin,y; Gloves and Hosiery has cha racterised this Establishment since its commencement. . .______ .......... l il t : l t s - o e ' n x i l l p S e r n i : si s l i ns7e:'r' ISLINGTON, Assortment . .o , flt I. is.LIVERPOOL.G MIN WATKIN bogs leave to offer to the notice of the in fashionable use, ' . and DRIVING WHIPS, t , almost ever esti-ion:la I eiHNII:h i l:l i t A y 7,11: and Gentry Hand Whips mounted in Solid Silver Wire, Gilt, on Silver Wire, and Gold. A splendid new Racing Wliiii, in . Okonal Silver Firrels; and a new Whalebone B ra id e d Gi a hip. • This Whip, for actual service, is the be s t think 'ever offered in the trade. Gig, Carriage, Currii.le, Tandem, - Pair, and Four - Horse WhipS, in Brass, Ivory, - German and real Silver. Every possible attention being paid in the various branches of thiS 'Manufacture, the Proprietor can, in confidence, recom mend these Goods as first-rate in point of finish, and sterlimos ~ i to material i in fact, some of these , Crops•have been under,sen soning.the•teng period of sixteen yws: and. as the stock of Varnished Crops is . seldom less than 1900 dj;zvn, something choice can, at alr limes; bd selected by those gentlemen who ate particular in - thii 'necessart, elegant, and useful article. of Patent- Sheep Skin,: Gig, .and Chariot , Rn A gs la at e lii iu S i t ' for Hall and Pnrlour Doors: \ i ~~`~ __ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~~ ;. `=~ r ;~ n . 1 _i z