The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-30 00:00:00

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A -Image, uifien . the Slip staiimi, on which occasion much al useful iniormatiou will be ether permit ' g, and SIN APORE, given relative to • Missionaiy °pet...dims in that part of Con 'tipper ' RMIDABLE, AND GENE' RAI COMMERCIAL ADVERI_ I I - SER. uati o n. Donations from the tricads of retigiuu who Cannot a.t t.v.v, ununander; tend, afsent to the STANDA it D-OFFICC,, to Mr. MAUILI.s, 7, Row, n the trade ; ) -- ______ __— , • -- - - - -- , . . Tower-garden,M mnn to r. li An DAWSUN, Usch •- amge-alte a d allowed to.be the fastest HEARTS RESOLVED; AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD i—timiit.L.ETT. ' 'West, of- elt..%instaH Junes, Castle-street ; Wllt b 8 reCeind anit iliberpool EAST IN raterully acktiuvriedged. Under engagement to sail ost the lOth wind Riul weal For BATAVIA • , ' ; 44 The tine A I Armed C WILLIAm 131,1%t Wice is well kn Only three years old; built of oak, vessel afloat, either naval or merennti!e.—For freight: or riassage apply to ROBERT WISE and Co. IV.irrante,i first Vessel. and to rail an. Su day next, the Ist AX r November; wind per tting. • For BOMB The fine English-biiilt Shi JOHN STAMP, Contain J. YOUNG ; A 1, being only two years old; , P) tons; coppered; sails re • maikalily fast; and will he found in every respect a very superior Aninveyance.—Fot terms, &c. apply on hoard, west sid.e Prince's Dock - 1. to • W. and J . It }.; it. c .. , . • For CALCUrrA Dir ct. P. 6 The fine new Caroberla/n alit Ship - ' -''-- //7z...s ELEA.NOR LAI lAN, Captain GREA "S ; A I ; 300 tons .per register; coppered and copper-fastened;- ; sails remarkably fast, and will be found in every respect a first rate conveyance for goods and passengers.--For terms, &c apply on board, west side Prince's Dock, or to ' W. and J. TYRER. The COMALA ud►l A-aii on Tuesday next, the 3d -November, ~eiag as soon as the Tides will admit. Z' , To sail positively on the 10th 2 Vonbvr. For CALCU ' . . .''' At TT . The Ship MO PHILIP GILL, Co antler. For f..eieit nr passile aly to JOH, QOUPLAND, Esq.; t. Messrs. Bu D and RUSSELL, rokers, tit to JOHN TOBIN. WEST INDIES To sail 6111 Nocutler. ,r For R.A. DENIE tA, The Ship I T IESPF.II.I.IS, 1,"7‘- Rongur Comalander ; _ "" 4 " Burt i va per re g ister 33p tu,l4. l "—For freight or passa g e (havin g must ixoellent cabins ) app to JOHN GLADSTONE and Co. • 40-- To sail 414 Nocenher. For MAD EIRA and BARB DOES, The Ship HIGGIN ' N, ..JOHN.PILLESPY, M ger. . rut- freight or pasage appry to 'BARTON,_ HILAM,. and HIGGINSON. Fine -Vessel. For Liverpool -built Harcue G TiTUDE, 'ANDREW WHYTE., A ster ; Now loading west side Queen's (wk.—For freiOit:or Passage apply to HEY ES, LITHERLA.ND, and Cu., Wolsteuhuitne-square.- - • 7o rail on tit 4 10th A'oretpliir, For ANTIGUi ti i , T. lie, I S A 13 , • • TUOIWAS GONNA[, Master. For freight or passage apply .to C. W. and T. SHAND. • -4, Old Church-yard. . . Will have immediate despa a. A Yor KINGSTON, JAM ICA, ; The fine A I Brig AL Ayro, EOCAKP NPUMAN, unnander. Apply to THOMAS H. TON, Jun, 3k. south John-street, Canning-buildings. • On'Tosstray next, the 3d November, at " elve o'clock, at T. and IC Littledale and Co.'s Ottice, I ilange-huildiugs, 550 Bap Black PEP 'lt,. Ex John Marsh.- from Bomhay.—Apply to Messrs. DIDDM, RICHMOND, and Co., Merchants, or to T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co., Brokers. To be LET, and.entered immediate CAPEN HURST HALL, situated about half a tn . e from the Liverpool five miles from Easthani Fe and six miles from Chester, containing Dining, Drawiu;., Billiard, and good Bed rooms, 'with two Coach-houses, Stables, &c., attached, and .every convenience for a Gentleman's Family, and with or with out 27 statute acres of excellent -Land, exclusive of good Gar deto and, Pleasure Grounds, and about 500 acres of excellent Shooting,—Apply, if by letter post paid, to Rrcit ARD RICHA It 1)- sori, Esq., Capeuhurst Hall, Chester. UNITED STATES. 7; For NEW YORK, 4 The fine first-class oa k -built ip :. • BRITISH HEROIN , • Capt. J. Snaat. • turthen per register 611 tons ; only one y old, and sails very . ' fast; her acc , ,mmodations for cabin pa. engers are very spa cious and convenient, and the rates of passage moderate. A few steerage passengers can also be c omfortably accommodated. - -For terms of freight or passage apply to Mr. Jamas LOGAN, or to GEORGE BROWN. Will have immediate despatch. For NEWT ORLEANS, The remarkably last-sailing h limn Ship EMPORIU , Captain CROSS ; )iurthea per register 317 tocs; only tic years old; coppered and copper. fastened; has excellent acco modations 7 and is in every respect a most desirable conveyance.—For freight or pas *age apply to Captain Crosby, Prince's Dock ; to Messrs. ILLIAM SMITH and SON, or to S. STOKES, 25, North John-street. • To sail aboa the 12th Nueember. -.... For NEW ORLE NS, - . The Barque S lA, • • " - v-:.-,..... . H. Row LAN n, laster ; - Burthen per register'3.o7 tons, newly coppered, sails very. fast, and is a desirable conveyance for gpods, the freight of which is tnuderate.—Asply to THOM A.S INGLUDY, Esq., or to GEO. BROWN. For SAVANNAH, The remarkably fine new Ship MALABAR, THOMAS FROBISHER, Co wander; Bari :en per register 6% tons; ppered and copper ostenvd, ana in evilry respect a first-rat conveyance for goods 4 nd passengers.—Appiv to Messrs. Isa AC, Low, and Co., or to JAMES LOGAN, Oldhallstmt. NEW SOUTH WALES. Warranted first Vessel, and spill be immediately despatched. Direct for SYDNEY, NEW S "TI-1 WALES, -* r *, The fine A I'Greenocit.h t Btig.CELT. • Ascitteimo TitYL , Mader; nurthen per register 217 tons.—For freight or passage 4 Ppiy to Messrs: WILL' Id SMITH and SON, Merchants, or to WILLIAM BELL, 20, Water-street. , • To succeed the ALICE. • lat Far HOBART TOWN and •S DNEY, k • The tittle A I Ship STRA' ISLA, Burtheu per register 333 tons, th mighty copper-fits 'tatted and coppered, sails fast, and ;rill ha in i nediate despatch; ler cabin accommodations are very sure or,. being 9 'feet high. - -For freight or passage apply on board, in the George's Duck; to Mr. JamEs LOGAN, or to . • • H g/sTRY FOX, 33, Drury-lane. *team Ntibtotton. GREENOCK AND :GLASGOW STEAMERS, • (tr ArA . With •' %Nit and Paiietzger!, ,. THREE TIMES,Y-WELK, : I v Every TURSDAY; TfltillSGAt,' and SATURDAY. ' r et7e"i THE CITY OF GLASGOW STEAM-PACKET COMPANY'S VESSELS, CITY OF GLASGOW (New Steamer) ALEXANDEt DR Is- DA LE, Commander, VULCAN, HOOT. EWING, Commander, JOHN WOOD,•JonN Boyn, Commauder, as under, filial the Clarence Dock, with or without Pilots :-- The CITY of GLASGOW sails To-moßßow, (Saturday, ) the 31st instant, at Seven o'clock in the Evening , The 'VULCAN sails on TUASDAY next, the 3d November, . at Ten o'clock in the Morning. , 'the JOHN WOOD sails on Ttionstisy next; the sth Novem ber, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. Apply to DAVID M'IVER and Co, • 34, Water-street. ~ : ~,,,t . , For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. • TILE CITY OP DUBLIN 0; -?'• '• , ; ' STEAMTACKET CO IRAN Y . , • -',; - -1 , :- INCORPORATED AV ACT OF - IILIA 7 MENT. 1 ,. The above Company sail their Vessels, ,with or without aots,) tak jug Goods and Passengers to e following. ports,' kittnely, To bUBLIN Daily. • . Per BELFAST, the BRITANNIA, HIS DAY, (Friday;) t he, With instant,. at Five 'o'clock in the Afternoon, 'from tho -l e.rerice Dock; and the - H IB ER NI A, on WizoNgnAY. next, 4 r4th November, at Eight o'clock in the Evening, fro the Clarence D oc k. , Apply, for 'Dublin Line, to . • . SAMUEL PERRY, 27, for Belfast Line, to Water-street. JOHN M`CAMMON and Co., • The pi iuciple of this Company is that of attaching all lin- Nrters•and Exporters by a Division of the Profits among them, `,Z r ter payment of the Dividends—thus creating a community Of 11 ,terests between the Shippers and Shareholders—a principle f?iii w i ll b es t g uarantee to its Proprietors a certainty of their D ividends, and to Shippers of all description! of Goods . and 4 1 1 're thr having u well supported Establishment of first ,i'lsit.Sioarners, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with d ue attention to their maintenance. GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. Foreign Packets.. THE UENERAL . STEAM NAVIGATION COM PAN Y'S first-rate and superior PACK ETS leave the CusTam-HousE, LONDON, •- • for— 'lll.M BURGH, (carrying his Majesty's Mails,) every Wed k l ;aday awl Saturdav,• early in the Morning, returning every , s etinesday and Saturday; eorrgituAm and the RHINE, (car ying . his Majesty's ,ails,) every Wednesday and Saturday Liming, at Seven Lelock p rerise ly, re t urning ever y W es d a y and Saturday 'lilting. Reduced Fares—Chief Cab' ,£2 2s. th. ANTE RP and te R 1-11, (wth a bag of letters frOm Posto W ffice,) every h Thursday Morn i ing, at Nine precisely, 6,t of every Sunday at the same hour. Reduced Fares- Cabin," 'ef Cabin,' £2 2s. O STEND and- the RHINE, every. Saturday Morning,-re t tl rning every Tuesd Ay night. i„ e ALAIS, every SundaY, Wednesday, and Saturday Morn l'%;!, ret urning e v e ry Wedn es d a y, 1 hursday, and - Monday Ldt. k ; I S O ISI.OGNE, every Tuesday and Friday, returning every 'lnday and Wednesda v. t , , , II RI * GHTON for DIEPPE, every Saturday, returning erV 119 otlay. I‘, B kIGHTON for HAVRE, every Sunday, roaming every imrsu a y. DR fieight to Rotterdam and . Antwerp apply to Messrs. 1t HIE an d RAHN, 4. Crescent, Minories; and on the other eions to Mr. NO RM AN,. No. L 'Water-lane, Tower-street. may' be secures' at the Offices of the (!onli)any, 37, Re- Circus, and 69, Lombard-street, and at 61, Charing s, and 56, Haymarket. • , , owsrful Steam Packets may be engaged for Towing and. A • t:ursions. CH 9.5. BESSELL, Secretary. G Q .enetal Styam-Nai:iga-pon Company, • Lombard-street, and 37, Ild - yent Circa!, London. VoL. VI.--No. 307.1 aaction. THIS DAY. THIS DAY, (Fridav,).the TJth instant, a Twelve o'clock, at Lea and Waddington's ()dice, inforthstreet, 50 Bates repacked Orleans and L land COTTON. Apply to LEA and WADDINGTON, Brokers. SATURDAY. TO-1110R110 vv, (Saturday,) the 31st instant, Twelve o'clock, on the Quay, east side Brunswick Do • , notth end, 450 Logs PINE TIMBER, 131 Logs!BIRCII TIMBER, 7c lq 10 S FAVE BILLETS, Ue lq 14 BIRCH and . PINE PLANKS, 6 Cords LATHWOOD, Novi landing., ex Perseverance, from Cape Breton.—Apply to Messrs. 111'Llion, HousToN, and Co., Merchants, or to . DUNCAN and EWING, Brokers. imf 4LNI . D • On MosDaV next, the 2d November, at Tv, ve ocloe.lc, on the Quay, King's Doe , 500 . Barrels Archangel ' AR, • , • Ex Royal William—Apply to GLADSTONE and SERJEANTSON. On MONDAY next, 'the 2d Novenkr., at Twelve o'clock, at George Badenact,',loiVee, John-street, 100 Boxes Muscatell RAISINS, in La en, 200 Boxes Bunch Museatell RAISIN , 220 ,6-Boxes Ditto , 360 li-Boxes Ditto , 200 ;6-Berea Bloom DI 'O, 80 Beres Jordan ALMONDS, 400 Trails FIGS, • • 200 Barrels GRAPES, (Clemens,) Per Pearl, from Malaga. 230 Boxes Museatell RAISINS, - in Layers, 110.-Boxes Ditto DITTO, 5 Cases Cartons Per C-intra, from Malaga, to close sales: 389 ;.Drums/ New Sultan t RAISINS, 388 3 4 ; -Drums s'. Per Vesta, from Smyrna. 45 Beres RAISINS, • Per Thomas Peile, from. Cape of Good. Hope. APPIY to GEORGE BADENAC IL Broker, 39, South John-street. • . On MONDAY next, the 2d Novernber,a v Kt 0 o'clock, ut Wrn Nevett's Office, Rumford -e eet, • 150 Tons Campeachy 1.0 00D, Ex Zetland, from Laguna.—Apply to WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker. TUESDAY. On TURSDAY next, the 3d November, at T ve o'clock, at Bateson and Horsfall's Office, Lower astle-street, .550 Bags BLACK PEP 'R, Landed, ex Bridget,' from Bombay.-4ply to Messrs. CHAS. HORSFALL, SON, and Co., Merchants, or to BATESON and HORSFALL, Broke's. WEDNESDAY. On WEDNESDAY next, the 4th November, Twelve o'clock, at Buchanan and Browne'e Office, dhall-street, 14 Bales BenVai SI ', Ex Kyle, from Calcotta.--Apply to BUCHANAN aud. BROWNE, Brokers. OnWEDNusnity next, the 4th Noveinber. at Twelve o'clock, at. N. Waterhouse and . Soris"oftice, Oldrp(street, as she now lies in No. 5, Graving Dock, The A 1 Ship EARL G , of Bristol; Burthen per register 476 tons ilt at Prince Ed . ward's Ibland in 1832, coppdre -over sheathitig and "*""-- patent felt in October, 1831, sails quick, carriet , every large cargo, and well found in stores. 7 —Apply to J. J. 1I TON, and Co., Merchants, or to N. WATERHOUSE arid SONS, Brokers. On WEDNIZSDAY next, the 4th November, at Twelve o'clock, in Edward Ohaloner's Bonded Yard, Harrington, The Cargo of Honduras MAHOGA.O , Consisting . of 325 Logs, being fresh and chieft f large dimen sions, having a considerable proportion fine Machinery Wood; landing east side Queen's i)ock, e Mariner, from the Bay direct. Oa account of the Importers, EDWARD CHALONER, Broker. THURSDAY. TEA. On THURSDAY next, the sth Nove her; at Ten clock, at the Public Sale-room, Exch. ge-build . gs, • - • .150 Chests) CONGO . • 30 Bones S •- 100 Chest , •:' •\ 613 Hal bests i" • B E A, 1 • ' 126 Squ re Chests' • , 63 Qu ter Chists i f ‘, , 3 , Landed rx - Morgiana. and ‘tli 4i ( a ta d rd!—Aiiply Messrs. DA- NniLL and DlckliNsoN, Meretaa s, or to BAT ESON. a HORSFALL, Brokers. TEA. On THURSDAY nest, the sth November, at Ten o'clock, at the Public Sale-room, Exchange-buil • gs, • 1680 Chests CONGOU, 'Ex Cordelia and Isabella, from Canton.--F particulars apply to Messrs. TAy LOH, POTTER, .aud Co., Mor,.:h,ants, or to SAMPSON; SMITH, and Co., Brokers, Cuion.huildings, North. John-street. TEAS. On THURSDAY next, the sth November, at Te 6"Clock, at the ' Public Sale-room, Exchange-bui jugs, The following TEAS, ex Charles Glen foul Canton : r'''' le - , 1362 Chests CONGOU, 'l4l ' du. SOUCHONG,, 193 do. HYSON. Apply to , SAMPSON SMITH and CO., Brokers. TEA. On THURSDAY next, the sth November, at Ten o'clock, at the Public Sale-room, Exchange.builOngs, 541 Chests CONGOIL/ Per Planter, from Canton.—Apply to 'LI/RipLay, Esq., Mer= chant, or to T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co. VARN HAM, EWA RT, and DELAFOSSE, Brokers. IRLAM and THOD.IPSON, Bankrupts , Property.—Withoul reserve. On TricusvAy next, the sth November, at One o'clock, at R. W. Preston's Office, India-buildings, Water-street,. 9 Butts SHERRY WINE, of very good 8 Hogsheads qu 2 fl alit , 12 Quarter-casks , Pipes hheads Old PORT WIN og And, on account of the Esta _IA . Bullen, 10 Hogsheads BRANDY. Samples may be tasted them:omit:. sale.—Apply to R. W. PRESTON, Broker. FRIDAY. On FRIDAY .next, the Gth November, at 'l'' elve o'clock, at the ' ,Public Sale-room, Exchang • tidings, ii. A l 60 Chests East India t DIGO. BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. On nut)Av next,- the 6th November, 'at Twelve o'clock, at Molyneui, Taylor, anti Co.'t Office, Chapel-street, 50 Chests Bengal INDIGO, Ex Solway, from Calcutta.—Apply Messrs. D.. and T. WILL/s, Merchants; PRIESTLEY, Getemn, and Cox, or to MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers. On Pamir next, the 6th Nov., at One o'clock, at the Public Sale-room, Exchange-buildings, 57 Seronl INDIGO, 18 Chests , 18. Tons COWRIE Samples of the 57 Serous are km show in London at Mr. A. Mocevra, jun., 48, Mark-lape. Apply to JOHN , and JAMES BARON, Brokers. AFTER FRIDAY NEXT. On WEDNESDAY, the 11th November next. at Twelve o'clock, at our Counting-house, No. 7,' Tower-garde ; Liverpool, 'The GrcenoclC-built S ip • PRINCESS VIC' ORIA, r at JAMES F. BISSET, Co wander; Three years old; burthen per egister 473 tons; has a spacious poop and topgallant forecas e; s a ils fast, and car ries a large cargo; is welt found, and ma y be sent to sea at a moderate expense.—For particulars apply to the Commander, on board, Waterloo Dock, or to M'CALLS, ALLAN, and Co. DESIRABLE ESTATE IN WHISTON. TO be LET; for a Term or Yeats, and entered' upon at Candlemas and May next. all that compact and very de . sirahle. ESTATE, situate in Whiston, in the county of 'Lan caster, called " LATH mos," 'consisting of a Farm House, with extensive Barns, Stables, Shippons, nd other suitable Out buildings, and about lOU acres of La d, of statute measure. Also, Twenty COTTAGES; sit to in Whiston, and on the south side of the Highway lead from Whiston to'Huston, all of which are well.tenanted. This Estate has long been in the holding of the Proprietor, (who.is now declining agricultural pm suits,) and it is in the highest state of cultivation. Attached to one of the Barns is an excellent Threshing Machine; there is also a Horse Mill for crushing Provender and cutting Straw, and the Orchard is well stocked with choice Fruit Trees, in full bearing. The Liverpool and Manchester Railway passes through the .:Estate, and one of the Stations at which the Second Class Trains stop, is not half a mile distant. For further particulars apply to WILLIAM LEES, Esq., of Whiston, the Proprietor, who will direct 'a proper person to show the Estate; or to Messrs. RovvsoN and Citcrss-, Solicitors, Prescot. Prescot, October 26, 1835. TO GRAZIERS, CATTLE-DEALERS, AND DAIRY FARMERS. EXCELLENT G H.4 SS FA R3l TO BE LET. rrio.be LET, 'and may be' entered upon at Candlemas er May-day nett ; a Ten- exrcll,3tiCrAlfsl,:ealletior kirown . as the " Haydock Lodge Farm," situate at Hajdock. near Newton, in the county of Lancaster, consisting of a goodFarin house, extensive and convenient Outbuildings, with an encldsed Farm-yard, in complete order and repair, and about 350 sta tute acres of fine dry Land, all grass side upvards, at present occupied by Messrs. Green and Johnson. This Farm is situate within a ring fenc , there is some very fine Meadow Land belonging to it, w h, as well as the Pas ture Laud, is iu excellent condition and eculiarly well adapted as a Dairy or Grazing Farm; a constderable quantity of the Land has been drained and covered with Bone Dust, and the present tenants are declining it on account of the managing partner being in bad health. The Rent. and Outgoings are very reasonable, and for further particulars apply to THOMAS WHITE, Land-agent and Sur veyor, Newton, near Warrifigtou. BY MESSRS. T. & J. TROTTER, On Mnstna Y next, the 2d November, at Sit o'clock in the even ing.- at the Clarendon, Rooms, South John-street, Liverpool,' unless previously disposed of by Private Treaty, of winch due notice, will he given, (subject to the conditions of sale to be then produced,) • • / ALL that Piece or Parcel of LAND, th the three 111 ES SUAGES or OWELLING-HO ES thereon erected, situate on the north' side of BlunSwic' ad, withie West Derby,. near Liverpool aforesaid, containing n front thereto 4nd at the hack severalty seventeen yards, or thereabouts, and in depth backwards on the east side wenty-three yards, and on the west side sixteen and one half yards or thereabouts, and in the whole three hUndred and thirty-seven square yards, or thereabouts '. The Houses are numbered 9, 10, and 11,—are in the respeer tive occupations of Mrs. Delaney, Mr. Archer, and Miss .Bleadi, as tenants at will, and prOduce a'yearly rental of £76.: Freehold a Inheritance. For further appls. to Mr. JA RIBS NORMS, Solici tor, Doran-place, Lord street, Liverpool. SALE IN COOKSON-STEEET. By Mr. T. BRANCH, THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 30th instant, at Eleven o'clock, on the Premises, 3,. Cookson-street, corner of Upper Pitt st reet, / • /11HE remaining HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, of. a . t • Lady changing her ReSidentileumprising - Four-post and. Camp Bedsteads with Hangings, Feather Beus, various •Bed ding, painted Chamber Articles ; Mahogany Sideboard, Pem broke dud Card Tab:eS, Chairs, a Sofa, Chests of Drawers, •Carpets, Moreen Window Curtains, Pier and .Swing Glasses, Fenders, Fire-irdris, China, Glasi, Kit Chen Requisites. tite. To be viewed This Morning,'*hen Catalogues mar be had ou the Premises, ur from Mr. T. BRA r4cii, Hanover-street. On TuESDAY, the 10th',November next, at Twelve o'clock, in Duncan arid Ewing's Bonded'Yard„Sefton-street, ' 180 Logs St. Domingo MAHOGANY, City wood, and of prim. quality, lately landed, ox Friendship. —Messrs. HuMBLI: and ILcitEsT, Import rs. 1) NCAN an •••:" ' •.. Brokers.. ( e lint i t 'ately er, 29 Logs MAIIOG •I: , per t 11a, fr ,in assa 95 fJogs HORSEF • 41, *tto, I itto, 10 Logs MA HOGAN perJa . Laurie itto, 12 Logs, DITTO, 'er Br hers, Ditto, 235 Logs HORSEFL S. , Dit . pit 213. ROSEWOOD P A. 'B,.per L ~ On Bahia, 100 .thrro, . , per G e, Ditto. 2900 Logs Pencil CEDAR, per Comba :nt, from Mobile. ily order of the several Importers,. PVNCA,N an.t . EWING, Brokers, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1835. mate. PLANTATION AND EDGE TOOLS, Of all kinds, tnatiufactured by l i vaint and Wignall, at the Minerva. Works, tninghnin. Apply to HE Rl' SEALY, Jun. • 19, Exchange-street East.' Every description of HARDWARE fur exportation; apidy as anove. Sutherland Cleaned and Washed C EVIOT WOOL, . Highland, Cross, and Common LAID WOOL, Also, 3 Tons of 'British -CO,ISH, • 2 Ditto LIN DITTO, 8 Ditto HAKE Drrro. Export White HERRINGS, crown Brand, just arrired ft:otn Helinsdale. , - 31'LEOD, FIOUS'PON, and Co., Mersey-street. 'ak bp Attttion. CHINA, GLASS, AND E.4RTIIENIVARE, Alt THE DRESDEN ROOMS; LORD-STREET, L,tvElipoin.. A ,I ESSII.B. 'THOS. WINSTANLEY 1.:. - SONS most re - spectfullsannounce that they have received instructimis, from Mr. HUNTER, the Spirited Proprietor of the DRESDEN ROOMS, in LORD-STREET, to SELL b,v AUCTION, Tests DAY, (Friday,) the 30th instant, and follOivingtlays (Saturday excepted,) at Eisen o'clock each da until the whole be i/dis posed of,. the WHOLE of his vain e, - e,xtenSive, and well selected STOCK.,-- consisting of CI) a Dinner, DesSert,, and Tea Services, of the most admired modern patterns' a nd shapes; richly cat Glass of the hest quality in Dessert Servicei, Decant-:. - ers of various sizes. Wine Glasses of every deScription, Claret :Ewers. Tumblers, Coolers, Finger Glassi.s, Sugar . Bowls, and otherArtieles,, cut in the richest and most elegant patterns, us -well as plain, a selection of tasteful Chandeliers. •Lustres, and -"'-Orntimentai Articles it? China and Glass: it very extensive As - :Moment of Earthenwhre of the best ir.antifacture, suitable .for Table, .Chamber, or Kitchen Use, Sze. &c. . The Whole of the Stock, which is the most important both in quality awl quantity ever offered, for Public Sale, has been selected from the best manufactories with taste and judgment, .at liberal prices. The Proprietor having ordered there for sale uithou: reservation., in ()Herr° make a different arrangement .on his Premises, the Sale will be found-wWI worthy the atten tion of Famiiie;, as well eta Exporters and 'Wholesale Dealers. -•- Every facility will be given by Experienced Packers, tkc., for those to whom carriage is necessary. ''. To be viewed on Friday next, the 16th, and Saturday the . 7th, and on the Morning-af cacti day's Sale, when Catalogues now be had at_the Dirtier Rooms, and -of nos. WiNSTANv r.l.3'•and Sows, Church-street. To be litt. r 110 be LET, an oxcellent Dry BO .L D VAULT, 28 yards .1. long and J yards wide,' at No.• 61, 'eel-street.--Apply to A. CCATES.. • rg - i0 he LET, that commodious and of established _I the GEORGE and DRAGON, ale-street, now in the occupation or Miss — Hamps,un, to' her with the. excellent Stables and Coach-houses behind the same. Possession may be ,had oal the tat January,-18.36.—P0r further particulars, appky at this Otiites 'Attie Treasurer ov.Surreyoy, Towo-hall, Licerpi.ol. TU. be LET, at Waverttee, very.. e Cellent FAMILY HOUSE and GARDEN, with or itbout a Coach-house and Stable, in the pleasailt and he• y situation of 01.tvz Moull,T. house contains spaeiti and Drawing room's, - Breakfast-room, Kitchen, Scullery, and Cellars, with four Bed and two Servants':rooms. Apply to Mr. DORNING, near the Coffee-house, Wavertree. To ,813 LET, . . . In the immediate neiyhbourhood of the New Cu l tornhowie. rtiHE WAtiF.HOUSE and OFFICES ~iii .Cooper's-row, Premises 1 which have for some Jima been occ ied as a Paint and Colour Warehouse and Paper Ilangin .lanufuctory 2 by ;lr. Trontberk, who is about removing to t Premises in ItanuP2E street. next above Branch and Son's A ction Rooms. ' 'Vim Offices are spacious and under a detached roof, but upon a level with the second floor of the Warehouse, which was ori ginally appropriated to Offices, •and can again be easily so ar ranged, being a large and lofty _ Boom, having Three Fire Places; The Warehouse-room. Windows are Glazed through out. It is presumed these Premises will be found well adapted to the Wholesale Tea Trade. Immediate possession may be had.—Apply - to NEWTON Lroiv and Co. CROWN POINT MILLS, ON THE' BANKS OP THE RiVER_ A IRE, NEAR THE . PARISH CHURCH IN LEEDS. Tbe LET, to enter to on the Ist of June, 184 or sooner if A. necessary, all those desirable OIL and CHIPPING and RASPING MILLS, with an Engine of 52 Horse Power, and Two Boilers, Cisterns, Btt. Comprising an Oil 11E11, containing Four Pairs of Stones Four Pressers, Kettles,, and Oil Ciidern for 782 Gallons. Another sr:l . )a' Mill,.coritaining One Pair of Stones, Two Pressers ' Two Se d Kettles, and a Cis tern for 240 Gatlin's. Also, a.Chippi and Rasping Mill, con taining One Chip, tine Rasp, and U e Pair Of Argot Stones ; over the Mills are Seed Chambers with Sack Tackle. Together with a WAREHOUSE, 32 yards long and 12 broad, three Stdries 14igh; Banta Garret, all of which Rooms are suitable for the Storing of Corn. In the First Floor there is au , Oil Cistern fin. 705 GallonS. Also' Two good DWELLING-HOUSE Two.- small WAREHOUSES, 'and a large commodious Yard abutting on 'one'end . On the naVigable.RiVer Aire. and on the other on Lower Aire-street. On the opposite side of the street there is another Yard, with Stables,tumber' Houses, Ste. The above :NI ills and Buildings are most eligibly situate for land and water communi cation, and have been in the occupation of the present tenant, Mr. 111edley, for many years, who is new deFlining business, and Who wid be, glad' to treat with'an incoming tenant for such. of the Oil Cisterns and other Fixtures as . belong toliin, as well as for any Interest he 'way have in the Oil Trade,. &c., which renders it a very advantageous opportunity of securing a large and beneficial connection. FOr Rent and Conditions of Letting apply to Mr. TEAL, Land S'Orveyor, Albion -street, Leeds, aud for other particulars to Mr. ItlaucEy, on the Sot. Leeds; 22d September., 1835. COAL MINES TO BE LET AT MNDLEY AND WEST- HOUOI - 116N,1N1. :. 1.117e6M)Ffi.0f LANCASTER. rrio he LET, and may be entered upon immediately, all the SEAMS, MINAS,and .BEDS of COAL, situate, lying, and being under Two FARMS within the Townships of Hind ley and Westhoughton, in the county of Lancaster, belonging to Thomas Legh, Esq. The ,Ilitidley Estate contains 19a. Ors. 26p. of Land, statute measure, and is in the occupation of Miss ampson ; the M mites have been proved, and consist of Six Vei s or Seams of Coal, of superior quality, well known in the ne . hbourhood. The kipper Mine, upon the crop, i 2 feet thick,. and lies about 21 yardwdeep; the second Min s 1 foot thick, and about 49 yards deep; the third Mine is 4 feet 10 inches thick, and about 54 . yards deep; and the fourth is 7 feet thick, and about 73 yards creep. And, upon the deep, the first Mine is 2 feet 6 inches thick, and lies 6 yards deep; the second Mine is 6 feet thick, .a.ri ,supposed to contain about six statute acres,) and lies about 32 yards deep ; the third Mine is 2 feet thick, and about 68 yards deep; the fourth Mine is 1 foot thick, and about 96 - yards deep: the fifth Mine is 4 feet 10 inches thick, and about 101 }Ards deep; and the sixth Mine is 7 feet thick, and about 122 yards deep. The above Estate, under which these Mines lie,. is situate about five wiles Irons Wigan, seven from Button, sixteen from Manchester, 12 from Warrington, and two from Leigh. It is within a short 'distance of the North Union Railway, near to good turnvike roads, the Leeds and Liverpool Canal passes near, the .state . , and by these means a good, ready, and cheap mode of conveyance of the coals to any part of the county is afforded. _ _ The Westhoughton Estate contains 21A. OR. 4p. of Laud, statute measure, and is in the occupation of Nathaniel Gregory. These Mines have also been proved, and consist of 4 veins or seams of superitir Soldering Coals. The upper Mine, upon the crop, is 4 feet thick, and lies about 19 villas deep; the second Mine is 2 feet thick, and about 32 yar . ds deep; the third Mine is 7 inches thick, and lies 4 inches below the last mine; and the fourth is 13 i nc h es thi c k, and lies 8 inches below the last; and, upon the deep, the upper Mine is 2 feet thick, and lies about 30 yards deep ; and the three other Mines lie the same under it, as stated in the boring upon the crop. This Property is near to good roads, at a short distance from the'Boltnn and Leigh Railwav,.and within six miles of Bolton, four of Wigan, two and a half off Leigh, and fifteen of Man chester. The respective Tenants will show the Property under which the Coals are situate, and all further particulars may be bad by applying to Thom AS WHITS, Land-agent and Surveyor, New ton, near Warrington. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the TOLLS aris ing at the Toll Gates Upon the Turnpike. Road. between Warrington and Wigan, in the county of Lancaster, called of known by the names of Hahne and Pemberton Gates, wilt be LET by AUCTION to the best Bidder t the House of Mr. Thomas May, the Legh Arms Hotel, in ewton-within-Mac kerfield, in the said county, on Tnu AT, the 10th day of December next, at Twelve o'clock at oou, in the manner directed by the Acts of Parliament now in force for regulating Turnpike Roads, which Tolls produced the last year the sum of £1,245 above the expences of collecting them, and will be put up at that sum. Whoever happens to be the best Bidder must at the same time, pay one month in advance (if required) of the Rent at which such Tolls may he Let, and give security with sufficient sureties to the satisfaction of the '1 rustees of the laid Turnpike Road for payment of the remainder monthly; or other wise as may be then ordered. Dated this 27th day of October, 16.35. JOHN FacHETT, Clerk to the Trusteei: ' • 'BY - GEORGE . ASHTON.. On TulthAY next, t he . 3cl NOvemher, at * Ele , on o'clock. .in the forenoon on the Preinfsei, in the Market-place. in Prescot.:--by orde r of the kieelitars. • - rill - NI-1E STOCK in TRADE 'ilud other MITECTS of the late Mr. Gnottos BELL ; consistin,g ( of 230 Dozen of GOLD BALANCES, finished and unf 'shed ; together with the extensive Assortment of T.OO for carving on the Business of a Gold Balance Maker ; 4 Clock-Dial Plates, a large quantity of Chick Iron WOrk and Pinion; 2 latge slot barred Lathes with Cutting Engine complete, small Ditto, 2 Chick Pinion Engines, small Pinion Engine, Ratchet Engine, small Throw with heel, powerful Press, square-barred Hand-Lathe, large Vice, small Ditto, pair of Hand Slicers, with a variety of other useful Tools. Also, a Black HORSE, seven years old, and Brown MA RE,. five years old, fit for Saddle or Harness; a Mulch Cow, ex pected to Calve in April; capital Broad-4heeled Cart with Iron . Arms, (nearly new); two excellent Shandries on Patent Axle trees, two Seats with Cushions, New Apron, Lamps, Sc.c. About 37 Tbraves otOATS an BREWING UTENSILS, consisting of large COPPER PAN, which thilds 8 Barrels, small Ditto, 2 Barrels, Mash 'l'uh, Working Tub, Cooler, Casks, Malt Mill, &c., all iu excellent condition q.:7. The WINE and SPIRIT TRADE will still be carried on. By order of the Mortgagees On FRIDAY nest, the 6th November, at Sir o'clock in the Evening, at the Golden Lion Inn, in 1/1e -street, LiVerpool, and . either iu one or Inure lots, as way tie agreed at the time of sale, A P IECE of LAND, with the WA REHOUS STABLE, .t& and BUILDINGS on part thereof erecte , situate on the' north west side of Kent -street, in Liverp minded on the north west by premises belonging to Itlr 'lls.llcrosS, on the north east by Lydia Ann-street, and on the south west by Sur rey-street, containing-In frOnt to Kent-street 136 feet 6 aches, and running in depth from thence on the north east side along Lydia Ann-street 99 feet 4 inches, and nu the south west side along Surrey-streerbs feet 3 inches, and' being ins breadth at the back 119 feet 6 inches or thereabouts. • And also, another Piece of LAND, with the DWELLING HOUSE thereon erected, situate on the north West.side of Kent-street, bounded on the • north weak, s;de , by a cowman vorseiage of five feeiWirile r ust the north east by a it once to lease 4() um) Bolton, Esq., and on the south west by Lydia Ann *Street, containing in front to Kent-street dad at the Lydia seve rally 19 feet 4 inches, and running iu depth backwards on' he north east and and south west sides severally 66 feet' or there abouts. The Property is Leasehold under the Corporation for 75 sears, which commenced on the 3d September, 1825, free from any reserved rent. The Land possesses the advantage of three excellent fronts, to Kent -street, Lydia Ann-street, and Surrey-street, cud is a Very central end improving. situation. Purther particulars may be obtained, and a Plan inspected, on application to Messrs. Wi LiordsoN and CitaisTlAN, Solici tors, Fen wick-street, Liverpool. VALUABLE ESTATES AND MINES _IN NORTI-1 WALES, On FRIDAY, the 20th day of November next, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Black Lion Inn, in Mold, iti the county of Flint, in the following or such other Lots as may be then agreed upon, and subject to such conditions as shall . _ be then produced, ' • -•• 4 LLdhat valuable ESTATE, called LLYN Y PANDU, Lot I. / situate in the township of Gwern ifillt, in the parish of Mold, iu the county of Flint, With a od substautiUl liwelling-house and Stable, Workmen's dot ges and Work shops, and other Outbuildings attached, arc so several Close or Parcels of Land held therewith, containi g together 27A. 3a. lip. of statute measure, or thereabouts, and also the valuable Mites of Lead and Copper Ore, which, together with the Es tate, are now in the occupation of the Mold Mountain Mining Company, under a Lease granted thereof to them fur the re mainder of a term of 31 years, commencing ou the 24th June, 1829,'under certain Rents and Royalties, which will be explained at the Sale. . . . .. _ . This Estate is situate about three miles from Mold and eight from HolYwell, and lies between and communicates with two. Turnpike ROads from Mold to Denbigh. 2. A valuable FREEHOLD EtiTATE and the MINES of COAL and IRONSTONE,•sitiite at Maes y Grygg, in the township of Soughton and parish of Northop. in the county of Flint, with a cue venient and substantial Dwelling-house, Burn, Stable Cow-house, Piggery, and other usual Outbuildings, and Several Closes, Fields, or Parcels of Land held therewith, con taining 50a. 2s. 31P. of Laud of statute measure or thereabouts, he the same inure or .less, now in the occupation of Robert Jones; together with a Cottage now in the occupation of John hitley as tenant at will; also an allotment from Sough ton Common, containing pa. 2n. IOP., in the bolding of T. Roberts. 3. A valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, nearly adjoining , the last Lot, and in the same Township, comprising. several Closes, Fields, os Parcels of Land, and the Mines of. Coal and Ironstone thereunder, containing 18.. 3e. Land of statute measure or thereabouts, be the same utore or less, uow iu the occupation of John Whitley as tenant at will. In the Estates cOmprise'ci in Lots 2 and 3 part of the Mines on the north side of the Main fault has been gotten:and they are well known to be of excellent qu,iiity. The Mines on the south side of the Main fault are untouched. - • The Maes y Grygg Estate is situate about three miles from Mold; one from Northop, and ten frOm Chester,,aud is near to good Turnpike Roads. Fur further particulars application is requested to be made at the 'Office of Messrs. FITCHETT and WAGSTAFF, •Solicijors, .Warrington, where a Plan of the Estates may be seen,. wheie also anti from Mr. Roukars, Solicitor, Mold, .Mr. Wm. Rowt:, of Brymbo Iron Works, and at the place of Sale, printed parti culars may be had. • VALUABLE TANNERY AND FREEHOLD ESTATE. (Before the major part of the Cohomissioners named and authorised in and by a fiat in bankrup . tey'atearded and issued fol th against li t ottEßT F A tucLotiGii, of Falinyton, in the county of Lan 40ter, Tanner, dealer and chap:min, a bankrupt.) On MoN nay, the 23d day of November next, 't the hour of six o'olock in the evening, at the house of . . James Pearson, the Mitre Inn, within Preston, in the unty of Lancaster, subject to such conditions as will be the and there produced, Fee-simple and Libel itance of din all that desirable JL capital MESSUAGE or DWEL, NG-HOUSE, Shrub beries, Gardens, Tannery, Warehouses, Sheds, Drying Rooms, Bark Mill, Outbuildings, and Premises thereunto belonging, situate in Farington, in the county of Lancaster, together with the several Closes of LAND occupied therewith, now in the occupation of the said Robert Fairclough. And also, all those Seven several well-built MESSUAGES, COTTAGES, or DWELLING-HOUSES, adjoining the last mentioned Property, now in the several occupations of Wil liam Gorton, Betty Sherliker, John Hunt, Thomas Sergeant, Thomas Dwarryhuuse, Robert Stunner, and Ann Eaves, as te.nants thereof. All which said Closes of Land, Gardens, and Premises, in cluding the Site of the said Dwelling-houses, Tannery, and Outbuildings contain the under-mentioned quantities of Land, in state' measure, viz.:— A. B. P. House, Gardens, &c U 1 23 Tan Yard, &c. Small Croft. 0 U 26 • . Cottages and Gardens U 0 28 Orchard The Outlet New Taken In Great Field 3 3 35 Total lO 2 16 There is a Steam Engine and Conduit Pipes through all the Pits on the Premises, and it forms sue of the most complete Tanneries in the county. The Premises occupy an extensive frontage on the road side leading from Preston to Wigan, and the North Union Railway runs within 4(X) yards in front tbereof, which will afford to the Purchaser or Occupier an easy, profitable, and convenient op portunity for the trans►uission of Goods to the several large manufacturing '['owns of Manchester, Liverpool, and Wigan. A considerable part of the Purchase Money may remain on security of the Premises, For further pa,rticulars apply, to Mr. InvioG, Fisbergate, Preston; Mr. I - 106G, Linen Importer, Cannon-street, Preston; also to Mr. JOHN Fission, Draper, Mr. l'unriEn, Merchant, and Mr. MICHAEL SATTEKTHWAITE, Currier, all of Preston, Assignees of the said Bankrupt; and at the Office of Messrs. J. and F. ARILSTEONG, Solicitors, Chapel-walk s , Preston, where Plans of the Propeity may be seeti, at alto b auction. TRICE 7D DUTCH BULBS. _ By Mr. T. BItANC 10-Moukuw, (Saturday,) the 31st inst t, at Eleven o'clock. at the Hanover-rt AFINE collekion of DUTC BULBOUS FLOWER ROOTS, just imported from the celebrated Nurseries of Mr. THOOLEN; and including Hyacinths, Narcissusses, Ranunculuases, Irisis, Lilies, Tulips, Anemones; • To be viewed on the morning of sale. .. - • On Films Y next, the tith November, tit Five, o'clock •in the Afternoon, at the George inti. Date-s.reet,Liverpool, in 63 ' , o-ostraf e. Lots,' ' QIXTY-ONE HOUSES, One 'STABLE ..and a small 1.1 - 1 PIECE' of VAC-ANT LAND, - FTeehold of held under' the same title; and situate in the northern part of Liverpool, in the immediate vicinity of th orth Market, and adjoining the _Great Nortk•road, produe . ir'a, Rental of £551 per annum, and which will furni s h .ard; of •.243() Votes for the Southern Division top,alteash:re, a 3 Voteu foraho Linroliyh: The Buildings were erected in 828; and, being Freehold, the Property will herniae more valuable every year as the town increases. The Houses are.all well Tenanted, and the /lents are regularly paid, and in several instances might be raised: • The Purchaser• of each Lot, as well as the Tenants of 13 of the. Houses. will lie entitled to have their names entered On the •next tear's registry of vutcrs fur the county and borough relies.; y. • Mr. John Iteeerick,. the• Agent, who resides on the Property. No. 3. Grosvenor-terrace, will show the Premises; and tor all further particulars apply at the Otfice•of Mr. WORTIIINGT" Solicitor, Chapel-walks, Liverpool. VATANTED,a steddy, active, and industrious. MAN to fill 1' V the 1-iituatinn of a 5 . 1. 1 / 1 -.Stiti.V,EVOlt to the Commis sioners for the better Paving aed S.KOverage of the Town of of Liverpool. 'ltie.alary will.belpfaU per annum. The nature of the duties to he erfornied may be known on application to Mr. C.O) ES A 51416/, the Treasurer. to the Coin. mistioners, No. 1, Parish Palm, Fenwick-street, Liverpool, and with whom Testimonials as to character awl abilities 'must be left on or before W EDN k.ST) A Y. next, the 4th of November. by order of the Commissinnersi, EDW. G. DEANE, Clerk. Parish QffiAts, 22d October, 1833.. To NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORS AGENTLIOIAN, well experienced as EDITOR, and qua lified to conduct a Newspaper i ed accept an Eagage meat for the Wiuter Season eithe n Liverpool, Chester, ur Manchester, Letters addressed to li. Titunsroti, care of E. Willmar, 67, Church-street, will be received and attended to. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. WIDOW LADY, of the Established ,Church, residing in a ±l. healthy and retired Situation at thirSea-side, is desirous of finishing, at home, her - Youngestptighter's Education, now fit ,in her fifteenth year, and as she great difficulty in procur ing Masters of any celebrity for a single Pupil, she wishes for Two or Three Young Ladies above the age of fourteen; who would not only share in all her daughter's advantages as to Education, but would likewise be the objects of her own au , ceasing solicitude as to their health, morals, and religious in struction, aided by an elder daughter, every way qualified to superintend their various studies a. 01.1 accomplishments. Terms, i. 200 per annum, without extras. 'Apply• at the SrANVAItn COME. etontractO. GRAND AT.NCTION RAILWAY. - T FOR - L ()Cat/Or/VI? E I NGEVES AND _ TEVDEHS. JHE Directors are now ready to receive-TEItS for the Supply of a number of LOCO 10TO NGINES with their TENDERS, to be made ac rding d e Specifica tion, which may be seen on applic • n at the ffice, Mersey chambers, Old Churchyard. No Tender will be received after the 11th of November nest. The Company will not hind themselves to aceept of the low est Tender. By order of the Directois, JOSEPH LOCKE, Engineer. Mersey Chambers, Liverpool, Oct. 26, 1835. TO BUILDERS AND EXCAVATQUS. IDERSONS willing to CONTRACT for EXCAVATING and for the BRICKWORK requi dto be performed in. the Erection of a BRANCH SEW in Pownall-street, to be continued through Liver-street nd Mersey -street to the junction of the Main Sewer in. ning-place, for and under the direction of " the Ceminissio ers for lire better Paving and Sewerage of the 'town of Liverpool," may see the Plans and Specific,ations at the Office of Mr. Fospsit, Town-hall. Sealed Tenders, endorsed with the names of the parties ten dering, and of Two Sureties for the due performance of the Works, and. addressed " to the Commissioners for the better Paving and SeWerage of the Town of Liverpool," . mnst be left at the Commissioners' Office, No. 1, Parish Offices, Fenwiek streacon or before WEnkEsos,v, the 4th day of Nov. • . „EDWARD, G. DEANE, Clerk to the Commissioners. Litieipoo4 22d October, 1835. Zo be gtotTi. I I ' DESIRABLE RE DENCE. ra - 10 he SOLD, a modern w -built convenient DWEL IL LING-HOUSE, situate the south side of Cauniug street East, near• Percy-street, with Baths and Fixtures com plete. Apply to Messrs. SHACKLETON, WIIIGHT, ttIA. HUNTER, Solicitors, 30,'Brunswick-street, Liverpool. r[lo be SOLD, the PERPETUA ADVOWSON o f, and • I next Presentation to, a Valtfa e RECTORY in the East Riding of-Yorkshire, of the prese • t annual value of 4: i:230. pie populatiou of the Paris ery small. AIL letters (post-paid) addressed C. D', POstcaCe 'Beverley, will be duly attended to, and every information supplied. BUILDING GROUND, FARMS, LEAD MINES, AND SLATE QUARRIES. • rrio be SOLD, for, a term of 75 years, from the Ist January I next, by Lease from the Corporation, either altogether o r in iota, BUILDING GROUND, containing to the - front of Gill-street 100 p i trils, and extendin 'in depth to Great Newton street 4-t words, and fronting • eat Newton-street lOU y ar d s , suitable either for Plai•es . of ship or Public Buildings. ' Also, to be SOLD in Li , ail the residue. of the Unbuilt LAND, situate in Gill-street, Great Newton-street, Petnhroke-• street, and St. Andrew-street, of different depths, from 'l5 to 25 yards. N.B.—The above being held under a Building Least are within the exceptions of the, Corporation Reform Bill; and, therefore, the Covenant for Renewal in the said Lease is valid, notwithstanding the said Act of Parliament. Also, to be SOLD, altogether or in lots about 5(X)9 square. yards of Freehold BUILDING GROUND, Waittiold street, Toxtet hpark. • To be LET, several Sets of OFFICES, in Dale-street, and opposite the Royal Hotel, iu Moorfields,, in the several occu patiims. of Mr. Custer and Mr. Morton, Solicitors, Mr. Halidav, Broker, and Me . ssrs. ltigby, Land Agent; also, a Butcher's Shop, opposite the said Hotel, occupied by M. At instead and C u. To be LET, Two FARMS, in North Wales, about 2UO acres each.' Rent, 00 each Farm. To be LET, Cafn Garw SLATE QUARRY, near Festinh*; North Wales. with Craue,,Water , waeel, House for Agent, sod Cottages for Workmen. Specimens siinuar to Bangor Slate are upon the Quarry Bank.. The above are near a Turnpike read, and only eight miles front a Seaport. Mining Leases will be granted of the Lead Ore mnder 2000. acres of Land, adjoining th 9 'Quarry, on the usual toms. Lead Ore has beeu found near the surface in different parts of the said land. Apply to Mr. POWELL, Sadler, 22, Dale.street. Ea be *alb or tete 111.0 be SOLD or. LET, fur a Term of Years, and may be entered upon on or about the Ist Jamary next, the cum- Modious RESIDENCE, Ca' ' now-in the occupation of Mr. Thomas ; s Edge-lane, being the retired road to the t three miles from Liverpool Exchange, of k or ride, us Omnibusses pass every. hour i The House stands on an es Is a beautiful and picturesque view of the sc At the front there is a handsome Lawn ant' ornamented Pleasure Grounds tastefully 1 with well grown Trees, Evergreens, anu pying, nearly two acres of frontage. At tl. ttensive Kit chen Garden, walled round at :Fruit Trees, containing two Hothouses and an extensive Melon-pit. The House consiits of, on the principal Floor, a handsome Eutrance-hall, large Drawing, Dining, and Breakfast Rooms, Kitchens, Butler's pantry, Store-closets, &c. with good dry Cellaring underneath; and above are ten good Bed-rooini; 'with Closets. The Outbuildings consist of Wash-house or Brew house, double Coach-house, Saddle-room and Stabling for three horses;_ Shippon for nine cows, Piggeries, and a n excellent farm Yard; also a separate Residence for a Gardener. The whole is complete with Fixtures, and in every way calcu lated for the reception of a genteel Family. There is about 7 3 / 4 statute acres of Land contiguous, and will be Let,. together or separately from the above. Application to be made (if by letter, post-paid,) to Mr. Wm. BARTON, iron Merchant, Pitt•street; or to Mr. JOHN DI,M tIELL, 2, Pembroke-place, Liverpool., lied. " Eluis Stockdale, situate in Old Swan, at about fording a pl. Rita wal ti the nay iinence, w d command urroun ing country. C age-drive, with laid t, and plaute, d °the - .Shrubs, occul ke back dime is an ex ud well stocked. with TOVERS of TENPENNY ALE way be accommo(lated , with an Article of super r quality to any that has ever been offered to the Public, the BltvriswicK tioTEL; 33, klatiover-street, Dear Bold-atteet, Under the special Patronage of His Royal Highness the DUKE of SUSSEX, (President of the lttAat Society, ) Her 'Lova! Highness the DUCHESS of KENT, and the PRINCLS VICTORIA. • - ONS. SI;DRE, from Paris. ip*entor of the Universal £ Musical Language, with whit: Men of diffetent . Nations can express their ideas without a ditUeuity et' pronunctatiou, will have the honour of giving a urse of Two I,ECTURES, at the ADELPtiI, the First v, (Friday,) the 30th instant, at Twvlve o'clock at Noun, and the Secuud on the Morina 'following, at the same hour. The Lectures will be repeated on the same days, at half-past Seven in the Eveniu , . Tickets of admission as. for the Course, way b e had at all the Music Sbops, and the Newspaper Odices. Schools will ha id witted at half-price. M. Surma gives Private Lectures, if desired, in schools an,: families. . . TO MR. THOMPSON. Stu, THE present age stands much indebted to your genius for your invaluaote systetn of writing. 'I. and many others, of every rauk and age, will doubtless h.) e eausq to revere you; memory, aura I, myself, acknowled e that I learned -mote It. twenty minutes by your system, an I limn(' in my owu fit;• twenty years, having formerly rote a scrawling li,:ind very trottblesotne to thyself.—Yours, &c., . . June 8, 1827. T LiOMAS MOOR. • N.l3.—The ManusCript of the above - may be seen at the Teaching-rooms, No.'B, Chi-slow-square. Short-hand,'Aritinuatic, Mental Calculations, and Bookkeep ing by Double Entry, taught as usual. Privute tamtlies two -Schools utteuded. • eratic anD stlanufacittreo, j,I)A WSA RN, W4ifry..llAtte DICIV4I/- 111111 ettpTli 1 VW, D''. • BY ROM -ST tili6T, begs to' dnithiatice that, on MoN tyt , uext, the 2,1 of Niivember; the 31AKINICi-UP,,.1)E1 ) .-ili 1 y 6 'M ENT of tits Businfis will be - ti t ved to and e!striett ou ii.• Nu. W, Bo i,o-sTitimr, Two Doors um Clulqait-btreC;t. This Estutoishtneut 't:iiiiii)iiie4 t rices - the moit, .resonable, Fashion the 'must elegaut, end quality'tbe best that 't a l t be•pr, dewed. . • Da) FAMILIES FURN NO ISF . II. A • . • ELFI - 11 HOUSE., 25, it A....E1./..i.G11 STREET. - - G. WOODS c y CO . ' FiCISGE MANI:OG:IU Wk'l.:S c : WOODS acid Co. beg respectful! to info' in tee Ntibi s. lily, Gentry, and Inhabit an t s o • .iverpool and its vie, &s oy, generally, that they hav e h e t the above P.stahlisli w.il - Me o a sea:6 infinitely superior t o any in Liverpool. Thei.• or e Stock is now ready for inspection, and consists of au entirely new and splendid assortm en t o f M oreeus , Dantasks,,Fit mince. Prints, Linings, Dimities, BlanketS, Quilts, Countervanef, Bedticks, Cottage Stripes,-Druggets, Baizes,.Oil Baizes, ram. Covers, luaia Mattags, Hassocks, &c, &c., and every articht requisite toe Furnishing. They' als o intinufaeture," on th e firenitses, plain and fanes Fringes, Fioat and Orris Laves, Gimps, Bell-pulls, Tassels, tkv. &c. and every description of Upholsterers' Trimmings. G. W. and Co. having; purchased the whole ,of their exten sive'Stock with cash, and selected with the greatest care, fres.. the London, Leeds, and Mtitichester Markets, respecttully so licit an inspection, feeling Confident that the prices, style, awl quality of their goods Kill ensure to them . that patronage it wit: she their anxions endeavour to merit. Every article marked the lowest possible Cash price, Loaf which no deviation can be made. WATERLOO WOOLLEN MART, , 3, lisisio..AGii sTickicr. :LiDWARD D.EVLIN and CO. return . theiisineere 0)&0..4 I for the very great eucouragetnent they hay° ben.favuoreo with since they opened, and beg leave .to .anitiitince the arrive. of their WEST of ENGLAN 1) SELECTIONS, consisting oi• a large assortment of extra Superlines, of the prevailing colour- Worn in the cities of London and Paris this , Winter, wlaich, at. , Princess Victoria and Adelaide, &c. ' Vfortner is.:a cola ul 4 1 which, Mr richness and delicacy, has muter before been equalitot in Woollen Cloths. Their Fancy Cassinferes and Diagonals, &e. will be found, on inspection, of a superior style, E. D. and Co. particularly reqiiest au inspectiOn of their extr:t rich French Waistcoatings, which are of 114 most modern 4u. • s* n. They are also in receipt of 51.10 Pieces of Dress Pock, Handkerchiefs, Gentlemen's Scarfs and Neckerchiefs, whici, for elegance of style, ur quality, cannot be equalled by any houD, in the trade. . . • To prevent disappointments, which•have heretofore occurred. from an unaccountable increase of business, E.-D. and Co, hay. taken an extra Workshop, capable of holniug 60 men, and Jim,• also engaged another first-rate Cutter, from Stubs, of Londoii and they pledge themselves that there shalt not be a. single it,. stance of disappointment in future, but every 'Garment will t , executed with despatch, and in the same superior styiefor tibey have been distinguished since their commencement. • With these views, and afixed determination to act upon. the' . E. D. and Co. leave the ts.tre of their secant: undertaking a discriminating and.candid Public. fmay WANTED, two APPRE NTICES; one for the Wool - LEN, and one for the SEWING and Crntsin , Departureat.-- Reference, and a small Premium, will be reqiiirid, I} U Vxchang, ,et S %- T ee i n N. h l e 76l) old A L s- t r io ß n g R a T u ' d op il o o s s i s t ' e s t B e a nk, Live,: pool, IMPROVED 401.1 a LEATH Elt POIh‘MAN'IEAt. . PORTABLE .HAT CASE, HAIR TRUNK; and TR., VELLING BAG MANUFACTURER. Thinks and Imperials Fitted to Carria es, Patetit Waft.. proof Cancai for covering Trunks, Lu ge, WM. AUSTIN, in respectfully soling private as well public patronage, begs to assure those who May honour L.:,. with their commands, from a thorou6h knowledge of th, various' branchei; of his Business, and for .a series, of yea:. having conducted - the first Houses in London', they 'may re, , upon all Articles in the above line of the 'first duality and wm,- tnanship, combined with despatch, et a reduction of full 3J pr. cent. under toe charges usually made in this tovru. N.8.-Brass and 'lron •L'ortahle Camp Bedsteads, 13eddin.. Oil and Cloth Nalieses, Ca.uteens, 13ut1Ock*Trtinks, &c., to order. 176, !Jule-street, opposite the Ezehange. AGRICULTURAL SEEDS, &c. THOMAS GIBBS & Co., N in4n,Seedsmen,&c. to t • Hon, Boards of Agriculture ofitglarul and Sweden, b. to call the attention of Lauded, Proprietors to _their Selecth. of Natural GRASS SEEDS, for lid to perinaur , . Grass. and for inaproiing old Meadows a Pastures. as a;so their GENELIAL ASSORTMENT Q AGIiICULTUItiti. KITCHEN' CaItDEN, and FLU •Ea SEEDS. Dui Specimens of the Grasses, Sump the Seed, together wit., Sampleßoots of Mengel Wurt Hungarian Turnip, Ca.. rots, Parsnips, antla no' Beet (used the saute as Sealcuiliwc. exhibited by them. at the Liverpool Agricultural Suclet) Sbovr on the Ist instant. . . •• 'l'. ••(P.1.1..1 • G. and Co. • have been honoured with the above Instutiot, Silver Medal's 'fur their exertion iu this lateral branch of A 6: culture. T. G. and Co. beg to notify that they have no connextn , with another house of the seine name, Ono therefore a licit thm. who may wish to favour them with their orders to be portico, in the' address, viz., " THOMAS Gras, and Co., COrner of Hai. moon-street, Piccadilly; London." TO GENTLEMEN RIDING; DRIVING, &c. . WHIPS. • , L ‘• N...exedleut.HOLLY GIG 'WHIP, hes thong 1 ~ .t. 1.. A good LANCEWOOD DITIO. Superior Di'! ro Dtl r 0 3 A very superior LANCEWOOD G ' HIP, in lad- 3 ) r 4 t. Winn of 1 , ine or Bamboo ' Beg HOLLY GIG WHIPS . 5 , Small REGENT RIDING WHIP, Whalebone through.' .. Lark! DITTO DITTO A Saving of Fifty per cent. from the tumorous Prices usual., charged. KEDALL and SON, - - 447, West Strand, London; 61, Lord-street, Liverpool: ::'. Market-Street, Manchester; 1, Adelaide-street, Charing-cr,i• London; 17, New-street, Birmingham; 191, Fore -street, EN. - ter; 43, Wino-street, Bristol; 18, Foregate-street, Worcesse.. 1, Theatre-buildings, Shrewsbury; 9', St. James's-stre,., Brighton. HERON'S CASTLE MONA • HOTEL, DOUGLAS, ISLE or MA-N. GEORGE HERON, so many years Proprietor of Portobr Hotel, Dublin, takes leave respectfully to acquaint Nobility, Gentry, and Public. generally that be has taken th truly magnificent and spacious Etitliblishinent, MONA, formerly the Residence of his Grace the late Duke . Athol, which he opened in May last; and he feels assurwd, fro, his long ex,perience and general knowlehige of Hotel keepii.,. he wt.!. be found to . give perfect satisfaction.' The 'situation the Castle is the most delightful that can be imagined, close : one of the fittest Sea Beaches ia the world, which. renders if. Hotel particularly desirable as' a Watering Place.. The Plt sure Grounds contain Tweryty 'Acres, laid out' with the mule taste and elegance. The/ House is moat comfortably a. elegantly fitted up in every department ;, Hot and Calif i3ate and . every other accommodation necessary for such u spiento Establisineat and fashionable nwt. _ CssTis: Mona has been open as a Hotel three years, al. during that period, although containing upwards of Eigb: Beds, has been crowded to overflowing with Families of tt • highest distinction. G. H. flatters himself the arrangements made in hie FlOl, will give general satisfaction to those Noblemen, Gentlenn and F'amilies who may honour him witn their patronage, us 1• shall tie most particular in the cleanliness and comfort tr!• which it shall be conducted, and trusts his attention, added the unrivalled beauties of Castle 111olia, will obtain for hint it, distinguished patronage which its delightful situation' so jus,.. merits, G . . H. • can recommend his Wines. and Spirits with II . greatest confidence, havitikaeleeted theta from one of the iii• -Houses. . _ • • x * Horses and Carriagos of every description;,LLock.; , Coach-houses and excellent Stabling. Steam-packets elegantly fitted up ply every day during Su: mer from Liverpool and Glasgow, and twice a 'Week front Du.. ►in to the Island. FOR BILIOUS, LIVER, & STOMACH COMPLAIN'i.. INDIGESTION, &c. 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