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Unita( *t4tesli. F, A regular trader. for BOS dN. To sail on the 20th De fiber, t7 2 11r-:; The first-class American"' ip MOREA, J. GIRDLER aster; Burthen 350 tons, coppered, and is -ell known as a most eli gi:ile conveyance for Goods and Passengers,---For terms, &c. i app-y to CYRUS MORRALL and SON. To succeed the LORD. STANLEY, For NEW ORLEANS, The Brig NELSON WOOD, SAM. BALL, Master• A. 1. Burthen per register 309 tons, top ed and copper fastened—For freight or passage apply J. AN EL ON WOOD & Co. Who have on Sale WELCH. SLATES, of superior colour and quality, for Exportation and' Home Use. On concern. 6 ~ • ' For NEW ORLEANS, . .....,,,,4. , The fine A 1,- Barque L RD ST ' LEY, V T J. R. HALL, St , . z.- Burthen per register 333 tons, . pered and copper fastened, lying in Prince's Dock.—F r freight or ,passage apply to J. NELSON WOOD & Co. lattlita raft Erin. Fo • PALERMO _ and MESSINA, or MESSINit And PA- , LERMO, with liberty to proceed to MALT dr elsewhere, to obtain Pratique The fine A 1 coppered Sllrp C. R. C. PETER BRIARD, Master; Burthen 261 tons, Prince's Dock, has room for a -&" few tons of measurement goods, will be despatched on or before the 10th of December. ROBIN acid KING. *outb America, For MARANIIAM, The fine Oak-buht Ship OTHELLO, Captain J. G. LEGGETT; . .* A 1, 403 tons per register, newly co4pefaand copper fi..stened, sails remarkably fast and in every espect a superior co:iveyance for goods and passengers.—Por terms, &c. apply to Messrs. HENDERSON, SELLAR & Co, or to WM. & JAS. TYRER. Zatot EnbitO. For DEMERA To sail in all this Mo", The Ship SANDB H, Captain BISPHAM En7then 435 tons. Now lying in the Prince's Dock.,-For freight or passage, apply to the Captain; on board, or to . SANDBA.CH, 'fINNE, and CO. n r: • To sail immediately , 1 For MOR AN T BAY, BLACK RIVER .A ~.. SAN' ANA LA MAR, and GttEEN.I.S D, : ta JAMAICA, '-- ' - • The first class Barque CH AM, J. H. WILLIAMS, Commander; Burtheri per register 354 tons. This vessel has superior cabin accommodation; and will deliver goods at any of the above ports. For DEAIERARA, The Ship INDIAN CHIEF, JAMES HA RGREAVES, Commander; Earthen per register 417 tons.—For freight, or pas sage, having excellent cabin accommodation, appl to JOHN GLADSTONE and CO. (One concern.) Intended to sail to-morrow. For BARBADOES, The Ship HIGGINSON JOHN GILLESPY, Comraa er. For BARBADOES, - The Ship CHESHIRE, DANIEL CAMPBELL. For freight, or passage, apply to BARTON, IRLAM and HIGGINSON. To sail on the 25th insfant. For BARBADOES, The Brig QUEBEC PA ET, U. TATE, Mas Lying in the George's Dock.—For freig or passage, apply to THOMAS LF,P, and CO. . Lot Ertbie. Will be cleared on the 17 th D em b er . 4 c For BOMBAY The Ship GIPS y, R. Dion AT, C ender; Burthen 400 tons.—For freight, or pas ge, apply to the Cap tain, on board, Prince's Dock; - Sir John Tobin, or WILLIAM CLAY, Broker. First Vessel. For BATAVIA, SINCAPO ' E and MANILLA, The fine first-class licensed or d British-built Brig LION Captain Wm : THIS; Burthen 275 tons, coppered, sails fas . . 'd is, in every respect, ti first-rate conveyance for goods and passengers.—Apply to Messrs. MURRAY, SYME, and Co., or ttpp At IN and HUGHES. Will b de_spatched en. the Ist Der For MAURITIUS The WILLIAM SALT USE, J. ROBERTS, Corn der; For freight, &c., apply to JAMES AIKIN, r TAYLOR; POTTER, and CO 4rttatit Varlatfi. STEAM CONVEYANCE FROM LIVER , POOL TO CARLISLE AND AN, The Steam Boat, SOLW , C. LITTLE, MAST Sails every Monday, at high-water, f o the North end, Clarence Dock, for the Carlisle Canal, ca • g off Wilitehaven, Mary Port, Workington and Annan aterfoot, to land Passengers. She returns from the Canal, and Annan Water foot on Wednesday, calling at the afore-named Ports, to receive and land Passengers. The Steam Boat CUMBERLAND, J. SEWELL, MASTER • _ _ . _ ___ , Sails from North end, Clarence Dock, 'every Wednesday, ax high-water, calling at the above places; and sails every Friday, from the Carlisle CanaL By these conveyances, goods are forwarded free of Commis sion, to all parts tif Cumberland,' Westmorland, and the cou n ty of Durham ; the Solway ;Sur& an excellent conveyance to Dumfries, and parts adjacent. For Freight or Passage apply to • F. THEAKSTONE, IS, Water-street. • For GREENOCK andGI.AS' OW. With Goods and Passe b rs. The City of Glasgow Steam Packet C s VESSELS, JOHN WOOD, A DRYSDALE, , ifinmander, CITY of GLASGOW, JOHN M' HUH, Commander, Are intended to sail from Clarence ock as under, with or • without Pilots: ()Aral Glasgow, on Tuesdays. I John Wo o d, on Saturdays. 7th Nov. 2 o'Olock After% I 24th Nov. 12 o'Clo; k Noon. 4th Dec. 7 llth 12 • - .11 --- Foren. 18th - 7 -- Even. 15th - 5 Even 4, ..61)p1y to DAVID MINER, 33, Water-btreet. TO AND FROM . LONDON. etd Now landing, in the Salthouse Dock, W I The FANNY, JOSH. BROKENSHIR, jun. 1, 117 tons; and at Cotton's Wharf, Los • in, The MERSEY, JOHN HERBERT, A 1 7 tons; Two of the regular line of laq goners, to sail (as usual) in a very few days, loaded or not 1.. ed.—Apply to Mr. JEFFERY SMITH, Cotton's Wharf, London, or WM. PEMBERTON, Orford-street. N.B.—BARCLAY'S LONDON PORTER constantly on Sale in Barrels, Half-Barrels, &c. NOVEMBER, 1832. STEAM PACKETS OF LARGE DIMENSIONS, AND PORTIONATE POWER, SAIL. from LIVERPOOL, for the UNDERMENTIONED PORTS, REGULARLY, as under, . WITH OR WITHOUT PILOTS, AND WITH LIBERTY TO TOW VE S SELS, DURING THE PRESENT MONTH OF - NOVEMBER, 1832. • .FOR CORK. - • FROM CLARENCE DOCK, THE HERALD; S. S. MOWLE, Commander, and THE LEE, E. GOFF, Commander, Sunday, 25th November, 11 o'clock Morning. Friday, 30th .... 2 .... Afternoon. FOR WATERFORD, FROM CLARENCE DOCK, ~ , THE GIPSY, A. KEAY, Commander, Tuesday, 27th November, at 12 o'clock Noon. - FOR NEWRY, FROM CLARENCE DOCK. THE ST. DAVID, JQHN PILE, Commander, Tuesday, 27th November, at 12 o'clock Noon. THE SEVERN, S. BATES, R.N., Commander, - Saturday, 24th November, at 11 o'clock Morning. • Saturday, 30th .... 2 Afternoon. FOR DUNDALK, • FROM CLARENCE DOCK, THE EARL OF RODEN, JOHN MowLE, Commander, Three Times a Fortnight, and particulars may be known on application at the Offices. FOR BEAUMARIS, BANGOR, AND MENAI BRIDGE, FROM GEORGE'S DOCK PIERHEAD, THE AIR, A. SPEIRS , Commander, Monday, 26th N ovem b er , a t 11 o'clock Morning. Thursday, 29th 6 .... Morning. Every Monday one of these Vessels takes Goods, which must Le sent down to th e Cl arence D oc k on th e Saturday previous, for shipment. Goods and Parcels forwarded to wherever directed, by Steam packets or other eligible conveyance, with the greatest care and despatch, if addressed to WATSON & PIM, St. George Steam packet Company's Offices, Clarence Dock, or 21, Water -street, Liverpool. *acts by Auction. B Order qf the Trustees.J FURNITURE, JOINERS us ,ye.,. ISLINGTON. By Messrs. T. & J. TROTTER, ii On TUESDAY, the 27th instant, at El 'en o'clock, on the premises, Islington, near Christian-s eet, ripHE genuine Household Furnit e, Joiners Stock, and _IL effects of Mr. Thomas Witt : comprising camp -bed steads and hangings, palliasses, tither beds and bedding, chamber chairs, table and basin stands, box and swing dressing glass, chimney glass in gilt frame, mahogany' articles, in set of chairs, chest of drawers, sofa in black hair cloth, card and snap tables, kitchen requisites, &c. - '." The stock comprises benches, joiners tools, nails, screws, boards, and various other articles appertaining to the trade. And immediately after,. will be sold, the LEASE of the House and Yard, of which about ten years is unexpired, Rent moderate. May be viewed on the morning of sale, and further infer irtion had from Messrs. TROTTER'S, Whitechapel. FURNITURE, 40. BROWNLOW HILL. By Messrs. T. & J. TROTTER, On MONDAY next, the 26th instant at Eleven o'clock, on the Premises, Brownlow Hill, three Doors from Clarence -street, THE GenteeL and Useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and Effects of a Persort removing; comprising Four-post and Camp bedsteads and Hangings, Papflasses, Harr-Mattress, Feather Beds and Bedding, Chanker Chairs, Tables, and Basin-stands, Kidderminster and VeisTetian Parlour and Stair Carpets, Swing and Box Dressing Glasses, Mahogany Articles, in set of Chairs, •, Chests of Drawers, an excellent iVlahoany Wardrobe, with sliding Shelves, Eight-day Clock, in Araho gany Cse ' Card and Snap Tables, handsome Chimney Glass, with three Plates, in a Gilt Frame, a quantity of Kitchen Re quisites, and various-other Effects. May be viewed on the morning of sale, and Catalogues had. GLASS AND Ci INA. By DAVID JO S, On MONDAY next, the With insta , and following days, at Eleven o'clock in the Morning, d Six in the Evening, on the Premises, Church-street, cc tier of Tarlton -street, ACHOICE Collection o ichly CUT GLASS and CHINA, embracing ev possible variety, tasteful in design, and superior in workmanship. The Stock to be dis posed of is very extensive, and may afford an opportunity to wholesale Purchasers to supply on the most advantageous terms. The Goods may be viewed on the morning of sale, and Cata logues had by applying to Mr. Jones. HORSES, CARTS, GEARS, 4-c, NEW HAYMARKET. By Mr. D. NES, To-MORROW (Saturday) 24th ins nt, at Mr. Thos. Robinson's, r - riWO NEW CARTS, wi t the least Reserve, belonging 1 to an Insolvent. Drau and other HORSES, CARTS, and GEARS, all consigned t immediate and unreserved sale. The proceeds of each sale paid over the same day on which they are effected. To-moiiow, the 24th instant, at One o'clock precisely, at LUCAS'S REPOSITORY, Great Charlotte-street, ri - IHE Three following. Horses, the. Property of a Farmer.— _l_ Lot 1. A Brown Gelding, years old, 15h 2 inches, nearly thoroughbred, action as das ever was seen, and has, never done a days work.-2. r. ay Carriage Horse, rising 5 years old, 16 hands high, go i action.-3. A Black Gelding, 5 years old, action very good, •nd steady in harness; also a Brown Mare, 6 years old, showing a great deal of breeding, would be valuable as a brood mare, and no reserve whatever on her; a pair of Brown Carriage Horses, 6 years old, and Steady in harness; a Brown Carriage Horse, 6 years old, 'l5 3 high ; a Bay Mare rising 5 years old, 15 2 high, action good, and looks like making something superior; a Brown Gelding, 5 years old, 15 2% high, steady in harness ; a Bay Gelding 5 years old, 15 3 high, steady in . h ar n ess; a B rown M are, r o years old, by Sceptre, own brother to.. 7 Spectre, out: of - ii - Transit mare; a Bay Gelding, 6 years old, 15 3 high, a steady hunter; a Bay Mare, rising 5 years old, would make a nice Lady' Pad ; a Brown Mare, Gig and Harness, without reserve, and no duty, being bankrupts property. Also a great number of other Horses and Ponies, to numerous to particularize seperately, most of them to be Sold to the highest bidder. A number of Gigs, Phaetons, &c., and a variety of Saddlery, Harness, &c. _ _ _ , . May been seen prior to the Sale. N. B. On Private Sale, a remarkably fine BLACK HORSE, 6 years old, 16 hands high, and master of 16 oi• 17 stone, up to any hounds in the kingdom. TO MOTHERS, INVALIDS, AND ALL SUFFERERS FROM COUGHS, COLDS, AND SORE THII OATS. A/ ANY severe Coughs commence that either hove fatal or 111 extremely troublesome, which may be entirely removed in the first instance' by the use of - appropriate remedi es , among these Ipecacuanha holds the first rankyDr. Paris remarks that its action on the pulmonary organs extremely interest, ing, that in certain conditions of th attended with a dry hard Cough it promotes expectoraf n, while in affections at tended with an invidinate seer i of mucus; it as certainly represses it, and acts the part o n astringent. The Ipecacu anha produces these varied effects, gradually excites the stom ach and promotes peispiration. By . a nice manufacturing process, Messrs. WninsEvs have combined it with a prepara tion of Black Currants and Gum Arabic, which soothes the irritated air-tubes, at the same time forming a' Lozenge of the most grateful flavour. Thus presenting an innocent and effi cacious remedy under the most elegant form. Piepared only by Messrs WHITNEY, Chemists to His Royal liiKhness the Duke of Sussex; DucheSs of Kent, arid Princess Victoria, Shrewsbury. Sold Wholesale in Liverpool, by Mr. MAwnotin •' and .Retail 'by_ all Druggists in th e Kingdom, in Boxes Is. 1 rd, and 2s: 9d. each. Ask for Whittleys' Black Currant Lozenges. *alto bp auction. THIS DA r, the 23d instant, at twelve o'clock, At SHAND and HORSFALL'S 0 ce, Exchange-alley Nort. 3% Tons African IV • Y, Ex Lady Combermere, from Afri •. Apply to Sir JOHN TosiN, Merchant, or to SHAND and HORSFALL, Brokers. THIS DAY, the 23d instant, at twelve o'clock, At SHAND and HORSFALL'S. Office Exchange-alley North, 136 Ton African IVORY Ex Norah, from New York.—Apply to C. lORRALL and SON, Merchants,or to SHAND and H SFALL, Brokers. THIS DAY, the 23d instant, at twelve o' ~ ock, At SHAND and HORSFALL'S 0 e, • Exchange-alley North, About 7 Tons STAG HP : S, 309 BUFFALO D o, 18 BISON Ditto. Apply to SHAND and HORSFALL, Brokers. On FRIDAY next, the 30th instant, at Twelve o'clock, ,At MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Cp.'s Office, pel-street, 650 ELEPHANT TEETH, weighing a t 2% tons. . ex Amelia Matilda from Cama us. Apply to Mr. J. J. HAMILTON, Merch or MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR nd CO., Brokers. ' On FRIDAY next, the 30th instant, at twelve o'clock, At EWART, MYERS, and Co.'s Office, Exc ge-alley, About 4 tons African IVOR ,Now landing per Freeland.—For further ), . rticulars apply to 'HENRY LAFFER, Esq. Merchant, or to EWART, MYERS, and CO. Brokers. On FRIDAY, the 7th December next, at twelve dock, at Roscow and•RlGG's Office, Water-s et, 822 Dry Cow and Ox HIDES 355 „ Horse DITTO, Ex Mary and Byker, from Btte s'Ares. Apply to Messrs. Wm. LEWIN and Co. Merchants, or ROSCOW and RIGG, Brokers. On FRIDAY the 30th instant, at twelve o'clock at T. and H Littledale and Co.'s office, Exchange-buildings, (if not pre viously dispoied of by privat etreaty,) The fine A 1, British-built cop Bred and copper fastened Brig MA ys, ter, Just arrived from ndon, Burtben per register 171 tons she is abundantly found in materials, and could be sent to sea at a moderate ex pense. This vessel has mostly been employed in the West India trade, and has universally delivered her cargoes in good oiler: she now lays for inspection in Prince's Dock. For in ventories and further particulars, application may be made to Captain Burnett on board; to T. and H. LITTLEDALE & Co. Brokers; or DENNISTOUN, MACKIE and Co. On Mummy next, the 26th instant, at Tweive o'ctock, at BA DENACH & JENKINSON'S Office, John- treet. s 13 Bales JALAP ROOT, 100 Baskets ROLL ANN (), 14 Cases CANTHARID , 4 Jars ORANGE FLO ER WATER, For further particulars apply to BADENACH & JENKINS . OIC, Brokers. On irate. A constant supply of Pontypool IIi ,T , PLATES. Apply to JONES, MA , and POSTER. GUNPOWDER of the best quality, made at the Mills of the 1 Lowwood Company, for home trade and f exportation. Swedish and Devonshir e MANG ESE. SHARES in all the Joint Stock Corn ies, Canals, Rail ways ; Bank Shares, M ar i ne A ssura ce Shares, Coal and Oil Gas, and Water Works.—Apply to RICHARD DAWSON, Sharebroker, Exchange-alley. WANTED.—SHARES in the Liverpool and Manchester Railway. ..-- About Four Millions of BRICKS on mo rate terms. Apply to WM. WATSON,IIO, Water-street. The Fishing Smack CRCISAD , ‘. 41 tons; newly rebuilt; coppered, fasted, and ready for sea.—Apply to WM. WATSON„ Water-street. On SALE; - The Brig IDA, : Sit Burden per register 239 3-9ths 9-4ths tons, built at - Whitby in 1831 of the best materials, len 88 feet 2 inches, breadth 25 feet 3 inches, depth 17 fe 11 inches, copper-fastened, head and qu ar t er bad - ges ? sa . . very fast, is abundantly found in stores; now lying in th runswick Dock, and can be sent to sea at a trifling expens For inventories, and furtherparticulars, apply to Messrs. CHAPMAN and WIL LIS, No- 1, King-street, or to NICH. HURRY, 23, Chapel-walks. • For SALE, at an Outport, And will be Launched in about two months, A Fine NEW SHIP, - - Of about 330 tons burthen ; built enti —of English and African Oak; thoroughly Copper-faste to the wales; will have a Half-Poop, 32 feet long and et high; and mea sures in length 101 feet, breadth '27 feet; epth of hold 11 feet 6 inches, and extreme depth 18 feet 6 inches. The above is particularly well adapted for the West India trade.—For further particulars apply to A. LODGE and PRICHARD. For SALE, The New Ship MILO Burthen per register 461 tons ; i of the best mate rials, and may be sent to sea at all expense.—For inventory, &c., apply to DUNCAN GIBB. Manteb. WANTED, ONE THOUSAND pouvps, on ample Freehold Security, at £5 per cte—Apply to the Printer. Vv. ANTED, a 61'1UA'ilON as CLEttli, oy a Y (JUIN Li MAN of active and industrious habits, who has, a ge neral knowledge of Business, and would accept anysitua tion, at home or abroad, likely to afford a res table.support. Having no incumbrance salary is not so an object as_ a permanent situation.—Can give security, reqUired.—Any commands addressed to A. 8., and left at the office of this Pa per, will be punctually attended to. MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. T. MARTIN'S NEWLY-INVENTED BLACKING FOR LADIES' SHOES, WHICH POLISHES WITHOUT BRUSHING. Fr HIS BLACKING is equally adapted for Gentlemen's 1 Dress Shoes, as, in consequence of being . applied with a Sponge, the binding need not be soiled. Sold in bottles, with proper directions for use, at 6d. and Is. each. 'l. Martin's Blackin g (li qu id an d p as t e ) i s a ll owp d by all who use it to be a superior article to what has been idtherto offered to the public, for nourishing and giving an act pliability to the leather, at the same ti me th a t i t prods the most brilliant r f jet gloss. It retain s a ll it s original moi re in any climate or weather, and is furnished in neat usef tin boxes, at Id., 3d., 6d., and ls. each. Ti Martin's HARNESS JET, which assumes a beautiful gloss without brushing. This Blacking is adapted for Harness, Carriage Heads, &c., and also prevents the leather from cracking, or becoming brown. Sold in bottles at 6d., is-, and Is. 6d. each. The unprecedented sales which have been effected at the who.esale and export warehouse since its establishment in Li verpool, fully justifies T., Martin's assurance, that the article, as well as the ternis on which he supplies his friends, cannot be ex celled by any house in-the kingd - om. WRITIN - G INK, of a superior quality, in bottles and en draught. (*-- Ask for Martin's Blacking. N.B.—The tin boxes arc worth the price fOr snuff and various other purposes, after the Blacking has been used; allowance per dozen will b e ma d e f or th em . or a liberal TO PRINTERS. T. MARTIN, PRINTING INK MANUFAcTURER, BIRMINGHAM, keeps a regular supply of his different qualities of INK, in Cans or Kegs, of various sizes, suitable to the demands of his Friends, and delivered, Free of Carriage, in Liverpool and Manchester. Orders received for PRIN'II NG, COPPERPLATE BOOK BINDERS, STANDING, a n d o ther PRESSES, of the first makers in the kingdom;- : —INKING APPARATUS, BRASS RULE, &c.; &c.,, &c. Second-hand PRINTING PRESSES constantly on sale. Wholesale ante Export Warehouses; 167, Dale -street, Lfrer. pool, and 4, Bridge-street, Manchester. D. STAFFORD Sole Agent. *Mos by Auction. EXTENSIVE SALE OF EXCELLENT • HOUsEHOI) FURNITURE, WINSTANLEYS' ROOMS. BY MESSRS. T. WINSTANLEY• & SON, Tins DA Y , (Friday,) the 23d instant, at eleven o'clock r cisely, at their Rooms Church-street., A Very extensive and valuable assemblage o f e xcel" A HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Plate, Gold a nd ver Watches, a variety of modern Plated Articles, handsol Tea China, Dinner and D esser t S erv i ces, of China and ST A fordshire Ware, richly-cut Gl ass , Plate of Gla ,48by ; elegantly Framed, square Pi ano -f or t es, b y Broa. wod, a cals, Library. Bookcase, Eight-day Cl oc k s , an d , • er Effects, " moved for the convenience of sale. The excellent Mahogany Dining-room • rniture comprise: S'ecretaires and Bookcases, sets of Dinin. / ables, on TelescoPj Frames and Pillars and Claws, Loo, -mbroke, Card, al l o f Sofa Tables, modern Pedestal an d oth er Sid e b oar d s , set' j Chairs, Sofas, Couches, Easy Chairs, Wardrobes, Chest" • . Drawers, &c. The Drawing-room Furniture consists of fashionable 1 1 „°" ; e ' wood Chairs and Sofa, Co uc h, t wo C a bi ne t s , c i rcu l ar an d el: tic Loo Tables, Printed Calico Curtains, Brussels CarPe Fenders and Fire-iront The whole may be viewed previous to the sale, when Ca la ' logues may tie had. „.• On FRIDAY next, the 30th i ns t an t, a t one o ' c l oc k i n the afte r r , noon, at the Clarendon R ooms , S ou th J o h n - s t ree t, Li v ' ro ' pool, (subject to such conditions of sale as will be then P ) duced, if not disposed of in the meantime by private tre3tyol LL that excellent . Freehold MESSUAG , Lot 1. 1 . i DWELLING HOUSE, GARDEN, and O pt , MISES, situate on the south sid e of Upper Sta n hope -otr e d near to St. James's Church, in Harrington, near LiverP , , aforesaid. , tbe / The House was built expressly for thepr esent owner, in, g e most substantial manner, and contains' n the first floor, 10 4 ; Parlours, Butler's Pantry, Store-roo itchen, and Sculled; l ir on the two upper floors, eight excell Bed-rooms, Dress room, and Store-room; on the ground floor, a good Wae house, Laundry, Cellar, and other conveni ences . The ' 4 ": 1 " 9 0 Premises contain 700 square yards. Immedi a te possess may be had. g' / 2. A SEAT or PEW, situate and being in St. Jan i •A e it Church, No. 26, in th e Gallery, and will accommodate ele persons, subject to a small annual ground rent. • A For further particulars apply to Mr. LEATHER, Solicit°;, Clarendon-buildings; or to Messrs. WINSTANLEY a nd Church-street, Liverpool. _....." 4.4 SALE OF FURNITURE, ROOM PAPER., BORDER'S By Messrs. T. & J. TROTTER, THIS DAY, (Friday) the 23rd instant, at Eleven o'clock, st their Rooms, Whitechapel, 1 41, . GENTEEL and USEFUL HOU HOLD FUR spa TURE, and other Effects, com ing_Four..post 5e Camp Bedsteads and Hangi ngs , P a il sses , Hair Mattre io , Feather Beds, w ith su it a bl e - I3eddin , amber. Chairs, Ta b ce ls and Basin Stands, Swin g and Box essing Glasses, Bill s " ifl and India Parlour and Stair Carp ; Mahogany Artiele s py Sets of Chairs, Chests of Drawers, small Set of Diningaid bles, with two D-ends, Pembroke, Card, Snap, and La d led Work Tables, Garduvine, Night Commode, a lot of Pall s Oil Baize, Kitchen Utensils, &c. After which will be st il t quantity of Room Paper, and Bordering, of modern patted Also will be sold in the yard, an Excellent BAY Pu' a oS Saddle and Bridle, A good Stanhope GIG, and Harness , various other Effects: 4 01 , May be viewed on the-Mornin g o f S a l e, an d Catalogues By order of t e Or gagee. On FRIDAY, the 14th day of December net, at six o'cl ock' the evening, a t th e Willi am th e F our Williainson-sclldsere subject to such co ndition s o f sa l e as b e t h en a rid I , produced, 11 0 ALL that MESSUAGE o r DWF ,LING-HOUSE, t he 58,) together with the Land joining, situate on, 00 1 south-west side of Seel-street, i n Li rpool, containing inL i o tli thereto and at the back sever a ll y 33 feet, and running in "710 backwards 49 feet 6 inches, in the occupation of Mr. Sterr;; r e , tenant thereof, at the yearly rent of £3l 10s. The above mises are held, for a term of 120 years, determinable on thl rc e piration of a lease from the C or p ora ti on o f Li ver p o ol for lives (all in being) and twenty-one years. JO S Further particulars may be had on application to Mr. ATKINSON, Solicitor, Bank-buildings, Castle-street. 00) 1 ' B.ATFIS„READING ROOM, AND BILLIARD pot - 70" AT WATERLOO, GREAT CROSBY, NEAR L POOL, ftel" On FRIDAY next, the 30th instant, at one o'clock in the n iver noon, at the Clarendon Rooms, South J o h n - s t r eet, ill pool, rill-1E ESTABLISHMENT of th e BATHS, REA 111° D l id. 1 ROOM, and BILLIARD ROOM, at Waterloo a fore There are four private Warm Baths, co % eniently.a rran „Y with a Dressing Room attached to each; he water is sUigrisvo from the Sea by means of pump s co ., %un i c ating wit. the large reservoirs. The a pp ara t us f or ` tering and hea ti water is complete, and on the most %roved principle. 4 a nd The Reading Room and Billia ' oom are spacion conveniently situated. f t he A commodioui Dwelling House, for th e residence 0 e be' Bath-keeper, is attached, together with a good Cott ag s an d hind, called the B a th C o tt age , an d t h ere are two Stab o ne of three large enclo se d Y ar d s belonging to the Property, and. which Yards wa s originally intended for a Market-pl ace ' two Shops and a Shed are at present erected therein. ac e °, The whole of th e P rem i ses occupy a super fi c ial sP p oth 1134 square yards, or thereabouts, with a frontage to wit?' road of 18 yards, and to East-street of 63 yards, or the re a n d i s Waterloo is in high estimation for Sea Bathill, . s itu' much frequented as a place of fashionable resort. it! c osi' ated on the shore, at the entrance of the river MerseC ever' manding an extensive view o v er the I r i s h Ch a nnel. l e po rt e, varying scene of the shipping going int o and out of th c hesht Liverpool, combined with a very extensive-view of the d os Pi' and the Welsh coasts, and of the port of Liverpool, re n bou t situation unrivalled. The communication with Liverpool, which is distanc e ket 6 ..bos a t five miles, is easy and cheap, as Coaches and a Pa c the bol a are constantly passing. The roads a re good, an d de cs and firm shore between Waterloo and Liverpool ren . 3 11 Y ride or drive deligtful. The above Pre h mises, which are newly and subs t ' ro( ) built, are Ffeehold of Inheritance, and might at a derate expense be advantageously conver ted into an ra af Inn or Boarding , :housc. e Billiard Table, Bathing Machines and Fur niture be taken, if required, by the purchaser, at a valuation.zrAcor, The Property may be vi e wed,. and further P .; 41 0 0 0 known on application to Messrs. AVISON and WronTA C O Solicitors, Cook-street; or to Mr. M AS ON, SOliCl tOr Exeh •nge, Brunswick-street , toi 1 t . , 6.--11 t , fi(inter U, the Assigne,a Crel .. 1t,404 a " - ‘- ', 6oe - 0 On F R IDAY, the 7th day of December next, at two ° h iect ' the afternoon, at the Royal Hotel, D e-street ,stl such conditions as will be then and the producen,,, LL that PIECE or PARCEL of - AND, ett'Li v era k t Lt north,.side of West Derby-street, adingfroin t p aforesaid, to Edge-hill, in West De* being in frond Derby-street and at the back seve 19 yards, 411 0 011 ' of 1 in rear or depth backwards on the east and west sides s tree t es 30 yards, or thereabouts, bounded on the east Ili' ilonshe lane leading into West Derby-street, on the wes t "Yd at t and Premises belonging to Mr. Jas. 'O. Watson , a° lig back by a street of five yards wide. This Property is held under a lease for 60 years enT s ehg ll 15th May, 1830, subject to a small ground rent, a nd 1; i r situated for Building upon. and For, further particulars apply to Messrs. BARTL%I sans, Solicitors, 2, Dale 7 street, Liverpool. L o t o 16 Ito t o 6 RE ~L3 0 IBS l i.~` he order of the respect;ve Moityayees• , t ~lal‘ la On FRIDAY, the 7th day of December next, ,at TW O , _ ° lol . - str e ~e 0 : . I the afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms', South 0 °,,,, be IP 6 0 Liverpool, subject to the conditions f sale the n w on l ; o s t it l u d ° olr duced, ' hinogusien.atl---eAon from front Otxof Oxford-street; rdo nwteisaLlsyidbeuoilft Grove -street, -g-'7 ' n -I :_,, ,o r p t o t ti to r i o ,l) 4, . ; 1 1 Piece thst: of LAND, w . the convenient ilil n or ( 01 backwards, 37 01 , . it Grove-street, t e r - e s e t r t , e e n t, e a i r ; N. A , a b r e d r s e r a o n m d b 2 y ie s q e zit andve; in der • yards or thereabouts. This lot is Leasehold under the C • f 1 iverP° ot orporation o • the .....c, ed on ' the residue of a term of 75 years, ' which commenc ed 0 I February, 1831. a 10 0 (I' 2. A piece of LAND, with the Six DWELLIN-- I, le i f bni Ar ee iso o i , thereon eiected, situate on the north-side of Oakes ing out of Dattlby-street, adjoining, - on the east, to 0 11 ;i° le e i Vf e' Mr, John Stubbs, containing in front to Oakes-street _ OO O •., fiti in depth on the east side 57 feet 3 inches, and on tha 1,00. 0 , t l4, along a passage of 4 feet 6 inches wide, 68 feet or ther r e a ,. t he 1 4 ) 4 . 1 , This lot is also Leasehold under the Corporation; I°' pi' ri n sidue of a term of 75 years, which commen,ed 00 w e bl. O (t' i AiTust, 18.4). e'''t i h t Furthtr particulars may he obtained on arpticatioP le , t , ; , 4 , et , ' WMK INSOS and . CHAT WAS' Solicitors, - rolow--- /41. h _,• N I vet pool. 1... f ei,ut .mel on, tne ben ilaceetaks.--A re ulcer hacker. For HAVANNA. The superior armed Bri. COUNTESS OF LI N ALE, DANIEL GROOME, aster; In King's Dock; burthen per register ; tons, Al, cop pered and copper-fastened, British built, expressly for the trade, in which Captain Groome is particularly well acquainted. -For freight or passage, having elegant accommodations, apply to Captain Groome, on board; to Messrs. TENNANTS, MOORE & Co. Merchants, or to • J. NELSON WOOD & Co.