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a ~. a~ r_ , ~ ;77' IrLt;r-.":"T-- // / A lA :... Efbetpool E AST I`+TI?IES. te gidefi to sail ih,e2( 54 ) h tons • For BOMBAY, th e fi ne Sbip BUM . Y PACKET, 4.11.4k7 TAMES Gs it NocK, Master; Al, tons per.register, British-built, eu pp e r e d, an d p y per-fastened, sails fast —For freight or passage.apolv to Messrs. CH 41t LES HORS- P& L f. and SON, or to I4Ii3HOL and ROBIN4DN. To sail on Me 25th insisql For BATAVIA and LINTIN, t pool-baitt Ship JOHN O'GAUIT J WM, Commander; hurt Lien 419 *A passage, having a most superior poop ca .1011 N (,LA .new Liver. OHN. R4Je KRT. —For freight or apply to STONE and Co. Under emtagentert t to sail on or before the I s t J u - - For CANTON direct, • V,-, and will deliver Gond at WHAMPOA, th rmed Ship ...... GENE RAL GASOOY . Is.t Ftst4tß, Com:eander;. Al, 320 ton ritish-built and coppered.—For freight or passage, apply t SAAC FISHER, on /ward, in the George's Dock; to Messrs. Nicot., Dticxwourtt it-ad Co. Merchants, or to WM. FISHER and SON, 2, Cable-street. 1 1 7+1ST TV DIF,S. , . Daily expected to arrire. and wild be de immediately. For ANTIGUA the Ship GAI.! E, SAstuEL 4Avs.r.sr, Master.—For free ht o passage apply to C. W. ani F. SHAND. To rail inimediatel;i. For ST. TI-lONIAS_aud IiON DURAS,-the superior new Cumberland-built Brig CA ItRIBEAN, EaT ..latk- tar iso, Commander; burtheu per re , Piste -15 tons, - coppered and copper-fastened, the. gat part of her nsr9a hoing,engayett will ',neet with de:pato For freight or passage, having spacious accommodations, apply to the C APT A I N on board, Queen's Dock: to THOMAS PATTUNSON, 61, Spring . ga.tdens, Ma ucheator ;to Us.* r Sid ;or to • 'l 7 . F. GIBBS and Co., 18, Goree Piazza. "UNITED: STATES. sail immediate 1,, . 01stiAlti,„E8TON, the MMWLY U4-.1. -it NT ' MiaBtOr . 141;a* lon pered - 'and copper-fastened , auk we ow.nfpolry o h quick ;Gs t a. —For terratt pf frewint at isa_ tr apply b°irdi bock,. or t ZODGE, PRICHARD, and Co. To succeed the BROOKLYN.— To sail on the 14th i , it. For NEW YORK, the very fine first-el can Ship ..4,14' RED, Captain E it'VUR.; urthen 4 6U - tons, coppeied and _co - astened, sails ' very fast,. is'now only on her third voyage, and is in every. respect a very excellent conveyance for gods and pas sengers,— For freight or passage apply ou hoard - in Prince's D G Dock,. or t, WADINTON, HOL 'I; and Co. 'fa Mil on 'the 2titit instufir, ' . . ~ ..1 11 .-• Por NEW YORK,. the well-kown Americ• * Ship -, • v .. „ . ,„Captain , ... :,?„ TA bbisr-trk3e.r., STEPHEN LOVER, --•-• )3w - then per register 490 tons; first I , coppered and copper-fistened.—For freight or passage ly to Captain GLOVICR, Oa hoard, in the Prince's Dock. t 00TH, DiXoN, and Co. or to H. N. HUGHES. Ti ITISII DirRICA. To sail on Sunday next., Pm MONTREAL, the superior British- tit Brig • .•-•- FULNIAR, Captain /lastsTuazio; 270 t( ,A 1, cop :IS:0V p ered, and in ail respects an eligibl nveyance.— For toms of freight or passage, ply on hoard, Prince's Dock, or to JOSEPH. FR. STE and Cn• To be succeerecl by the British-built A 1 Brig AGNES, Captain OCTEi BRIAGR. ir t . . Brig . . i ', 7. l t r i k i l i k st lll.4 as X, te ll r. .S t;o , r t en l4 2 CORSAIR, to Ll d Est a lt h y d "4s'' ''' :- .iails if,lnahably fa'st ; has superior ns, " min e o re dations . for pas iengers, and will he immediate desPatahed.— rd W For freight, &c. apply to Mr. PF.TKR M'NAB, 9, Duke's-place, or to WIl LIAM FAIRCLOUGH, 11 Tablev-street , . IYIEDITERRANEAN. Clears out positively To-rnorror • For i!ONSTANTINOPLE ampiLATEZ, the fine fast-sailing British-built Bri ARBINGER, 268t005, Roas:uT FaustAN, 11 aster, has room for only a few tons of goods. —For might or passage apply to Mr. Trtouss 1' ITTERSON, 61, Spring-gardens, 51anellester, or to F. F. GII3BS and Co., 18, Goree-piazzas. *team Nalitgation. For GREENOCK and it ilh Goods and Passengers to the ielaw. The GLASGI'W and LIVERPOOL Suter G CorOal 7 ty's. FINE STEAM PACK Nit y N D C E HESTER H. atri, Commander: I Rowe. CRAWFORD, Commander. ILSA.C.RAIG M`Kat.r..a a, Commander. -- • t;LASGOW T WYLIE, Commander. 1.1 V E RPOOL ROOT. HEPBURN, Commander Sail, as under from the Clarence Dock, with or without Pilots, calling (weath •r permitting) at Portpatrick, with Passengers • 'I he CLYI iE sails To-Moßßow, (Wednesday,) the 13th in stant, at.Elevi7n o'clock in the Forenoon. The MAN cHESTER sails on SATURDAY next, the 16th instant, at One o'clock in the Afternoon.. The AILS 'l. CRAIG sails on MONDAY next, thelBth instant, 'it Three o'cl , .ck in the Afternoon. Apply to MATTHIE and MARTIN, India Buildings, Watee-street. • 1..)1.41;1.11`; AND DEL.F.:ST. THE etTr OP - DUBLIN STEAM•PACKET COMPANY, INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. The a ore Company sail their Vessels, (with or without Pilots,} taking Goods and Passengers to the following ports, narri e l T . To bUI LIN Daily. For BEI FAST, the NOTTINGHAM, To- RIZOW Even . jug, at Ni, e o'clock, from the Clarence Dock 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 fm- Porters acid Exporters by a Division of the Profits ameng them, ftth• pay went of the Dividends—thus-creating a community of interests between the Shippers and Shareholders,--a principle WhiCh w al best guarantee to its .Proprietors a certainty of their Dividends, and to Shippers of ell descriptions of - Goods , and Live St • .ck the having 4 tv.e 11 supported EstabliahiCent of first class St earners, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with due a ttentien , to:their maintenance. NEW STEAM COMMUNICATION To LONDONDERRY; THE PRINCESS. VICTORIA Capt. BRITTON, 240 Horses Power. Th;fi new awl beautiful Vessel, the most powerful Steamer B ,&iliug from Liverpool, is now taking in GO 'DS for LON IJONDERRY, at. very Reduced Rates, will sail from Ci s I t &NCR DOCK, TO , IIIOITOW (WEDNRSDA the 13th iustant, 4 t 7 en o'Clock in the Morning. _, Fier Cabin Accommodations are COIIIMO loos, spacious, and val•aut, and her ,Commander ism man of character, experi !lit 0, and nautical skill. In short, for the security and eXpe 7ion of Goods, and for the ease, comfort., speed; and safety o f ''F 4 .'sengers, this splendid Steamer is without a rival. Appli ion to JAMES. PERRIN and SON, Atherton-buildings, Dale-street. on Oatt. Apply to Fine New ARCHANGEL MATS - JOS. ELL TON, 9, Sou John-strei.,t. For Exportation, A quantity of N ew HAY, p ac k e d by Hydraulic Press. i _alppers can be furnished with a r eg ul ar supplyity application `°- THOS. TATTERSALL, Lad-lane, Cl:Prdhall-street. Crowu Brand, prime' HERRINGS, just arrived from Wick, fit for Exportation. Also, a few Hhds. of Pickled SALMON. NPLEOD, HOUSTON, and Co.,'Mersey-street. CONSTANTLY ON SALE,. • Buenos Ayres and Monte Video DRY an d SA ED OX HIDES, of Leavy and li g ht weif! , ' i, . 1 , 1 quality equal to any ever imported f rom theNiver Plate ;.the Hides being free from Mesh and salt, ;till tri mme d, an d 44 tatia.bly.without Injury from heat.—Apply to.GEo. BARKER dad Co., or t o SAMUEL LAFONE,IO,-Tithebarn-street. Wholesale STATIONERY and PAPERS for Exportation and Home Consumption ; I?iias Writing and Printing PAPERS, of every eseription ; LEDGERS, JOURNALS, Day, Case Bill, • sad all other Mercantile ACCOUNI43 S, Ruled to any Pattern, in improved Bindings, all , i ng the full amount of Excise Drawback on a Goods for Exportation; Coloured Sample PAPERS and Tissues, Cartridge, Cap, • . Brown, Casing, and Sheathing, PAPERS, and MILLED BOARD; Handmade TWINES, ,LINES, GASKETINGS, &c.; ' • Seine Turtle, Herring, Mullet, Salmon, an Shrim, I WINES; , Papering or Casing TWINE ; Baling arid p Shop TWINE; Stitching TWINE for Bags; • Seaming,. Tabling, and Roping TWINE ; PACKING for Stea m En gines; D ee p S ea , H an d L ea d , an d L og t'INES; Grime% Point, Cod, Mackerel, and other FISHING LINES; Tea Chest. Orange, Crate, Bale, and Box PACKING CORDS. • W. W. ARCHIBALD, Manufactory, Birkenhead, Ware. house Removed from No. 18 to'No. 9, Goree Piazzas, entrance .n.Bronswick-street. ON SALE, te e'. The well-known Brig INDIA Burthen 231 tons, built at Workingto , in 1820, of 4 „ English and Afri ca n oak, coppered d copper-feet 'ed ; has been well kept, and is abunda ' supplied with Loree: has just ar r i ve d from Manilla with cargo of sugar Which is landed in excellent order : she is well worthy the !Ontion of any person wanting a vessel of her burthen.—For Znher particulars, applr to Messrs. Rol:mitt Wise and Co., -ger chftnts or to WILLIAM P. BUSHBY, Broker. WANTED TO CHART A Ship of 4{X tons, to carry ac r of timber from St. Anne's. Cape 'Breton, to Li pool. APLE.OD, HOUSTON and 0.. Alersey-street. ........ SDIVIDUALS" GOING ABROAD from . the P ,.... ...... ort of LIVERPOOL are informed by S. W. SILVER and CO:, / Of Nos. 9 and 10, CORNHI LL, LONDON, ' • nat they may procure the whole or any part #6f an OUTFIT, ,TTII the coarsest to the finest quality • foods known, in- I( tittg Ca and '4, ST. GEORGE'S -CRE • ENT SOUTH, le At LIVERPOOL, ' l ' the same WHOLESALE' SHIPPING PRICES as at /N • - their' WAREHOUSE in LONDO N .' • '"il y commanic.otion between London And Liverpool for Ship sailing Information, &c. ...„..., _:.:. , ~- 1z :H..,.,.........*:.,,., . .:.t....?../..:-:.:4\,4-trj.!,.oat ~,,,„.la*''''Hitclt•-:.ti-b.-...ar.itt. ~ V OL. V .--± o. 258.1 N ii.atto by Auction, *alto by Attain. THURSDAY. ------,-= By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS, Ou MoriDAY next, the 18th instant, at Six o'clock in the Evenin. i, at the Castle Inn North, Lot i. A PIECE of LAND, situated on the north side of Collingwood-street, measuring iu front 158 feet,-and iu depth 73 feetovith a DWELLING-HOUSE on part there of, in the possession of —. Abbott. Part of the Laud is occu pied by. Win. Jpes, as a Coal-yard. The Land ' bounded at the back by a c ommon p assage o f 4 f eet in wit . 2. A Piec e o f LAND , wit h El even T EMENTS or ts DWELLING-HOUSES thereon elected, situated on the north side of Cullingwood-street aforesaid, containing to the frunt.thereof and at the back severally 3 yards or thereabouts, and in depth backwards on the east and west sides severally (adjoining a passage of 4 feet. wide) 25 yards or thereabouts, and forming a Court called need's-buildings, now in the occu pation of T. Mellor and others. 3. A PUBLIC-HOUSE and LIQUOR VAULTS, No. 16, . on the south side of Nnylor-street, in the occupation of John M'Crutn, witha DWELLING-HOUSE at the back; in the occupation of John Wells; the Premises occbpv an area of 28 feet by 72 feet. The License. is attached to the Vaults. The Tenure or the whole is . Freehold of Inheritance. Lots 2 and 3 arc sold by older of the Mortgagees, and Lot 3 will be sold without teserve. On THUUSDAY next, the 14th instant, at Twelve clock at Edward Humble' s Offi ce, 12 , Exchange-stri t East, 1812 Pockets i/INGER, Just arrived ex Tapley. from Calcutta.---Aoply to Messrs. GOLBOUNK and DOBBS, Mei:chants, or to . • EDWARD HUMBLE, Broker: On THURSDAY next, the 14th instant, at "I'lro o'clock, at W. Nevett's Office, Rinnforil-street, The Brig CALYPSO, W. ALL'N, Master; with all her standing and r unn i ng riggjug as arrived fr om th e t ,ilFk Cape of Good Hope, antruolvi lying in kin g ' s Dfwk ; burthen 15i ton s register, Wilt at Peterhead in 1817, coppered and copper-fastened, and carries a good cargo for her tonnage.—For inventories -and particulars apply to Messrs. It. Zwit,unEriuAßT and Co., Or to 14 M. NEV gTT, Broker, For further particulars as to Lot 2 apply to Mr. MASON, Soli. citor, Castle.street; and as to the whole to Mr.Batt kY, 3, Cook street, or Mr. J. O. WATsoN, iSolicitor, Etchartge:alT.y-Ar.rth. LIBRARY OF A GENTLEMAN, BRACE OF DUELLING PISTOLS, AND POCKET DITTO, ROSEWOOD DESK, TELESCOPE, A FEW PICTURES, 4-c. Sfc. • • By Mr. RODGSON, Tins DAT, (Tuesday,) at Eleven o'clock precisely, at his spa cious Room, 60, Chureh•street, under the,Liver Theatre. ? IFIE LIBRARY includes several valtAble Medical Works, Periodicals, Novels,' and. general Literaiure. Catalogues may be had and the Books viewed on the,Moin ing of sale. N.B.—The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE will be sold in the week after the Liverpool Races. THOROUGH-BRED STOCK FOR SALE. By Mr. LUCAS, (Without reserve, the Property of a 2Vobleman,) On THURSDAY next, tbellth instant, (being the second day of the Liverpool Craven Meeting,), at Ten o'clock in the Morn ing to a minute, at his Repository, Great Charlotte-street, Lot 1. W OODBINE, a.Cliesnut Mare, by . C omus , Dani by tPlio by Bab im Blank—Melpom en e, by Alcides—Atalanta"s Dam • ith a Colt-foal by Voltaire, and stinted to Felt. •2. P H E, a Chesnut Mikre,,by.Castrel, D m Alexander, out of Ivy, by Wna oodPecker—Trentha—C wide ; with a Filly-foal by Felt, and covered by bin' agai' 3. LOYALTY, a Bay Mare, by IteubenS, her Darn Penny royal, by Coriander, nut of Peppermint, sister to Prunella, by Ilighflyer• with a Filly'-foal by Felt, and covered by him again. URG ' ANDA a Brown Mare, by, M ilo,'Dam by Sorcerer, , , Grandam by Sir Solomon, out of the twin-sister to Lilliputian, by Young Marske ; in foal by 1.-liimphre,y Clinker. 5. WAGTAIL, a Brown Mare, by Whisker, out of the darn of Lot 4; with a Colt-foal by Voltaire, aud - covered again by Vanish. 6. A CHESNUT YEARLING COLT, by Langar, out of Lot I. • , 7. A BAY YEARLING COLT, by Felt, out of Lot 4. 8. ACANTUS, a Bay Colt, years old, by Langar, out Lot 4. 9. A BAY FILLY, 2 wears old, 11 Banker, out of Lot 2. 10. The BAY STALLI - ON FEU, by Steam, by Waxy Pope, Grandam Miss Staveley, by Shuttle-Drone— ateh ern. 11. FALCONBRIDGE, a Grey Horse, by Falcon; in train ing. May be seen in the mean time at Knowsley-hall, near Present, on application to the- STUD GROOM, and on the day previous and morning of sale, at the. Repository, Great Charlotte-street, where Catalogues may be had. By Mr. COGLAN, On FRIDAY next, the 15th instant, at Two o'clock in the After noon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street , Liverpool, —By order of " the Executo r , • ' Lot I. ALL that piece of LAND, with the two DWELL ING-HOUSES and three SH TS thereon erected, situate on the north side of Lower S rling-street, in Liverpool, containing in front theret o an d at e back severally 2 8 feet 6 inches, and in depth backwards each side 31 feet, in the several occupations of Andrew M , Jane Gibson, and .others. `This Lot is Freehold of Inheritance. 2. One undivided 'Moiety of and in all that piece of Land, with the Blacksmith's Shop thereon erected, situate on the south side of' Spatting -street, in Liverpool, containing in front 8 yards, and running in depth backwards, including the brick wall at the back, 19 yards. This Lot is Leasehold for the residue of a term of 120 years, determinable upon the death of a life now aged 43, and the term of 21 years, to commence on the death of the said life. 3. A Seat or Pew, being No. 42, in the middle aisle of St. Nicholas's Church, Liverpool. 4. A Seat Qr Pew in Si .tn4s.Chruch, Liverpool-APier No: 41, undvi the organ. For further particulars apply to Messrs. WILKINSON and CHRISTIAN, Solicitors, Fen wick-street, Liverpool. 1 AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THEI3LE S -SINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !--r-Smota.srr, TU ES DAY, MAY 11, 1835 LIVERPOOL LIBRARY, May 6, 1535. SUBSCRIPTION DUE ON THE FIRST C MAY,. IHE ANNUAL MEETING o f t h e S S CRIBERS to the LIVERPOOL LIBRA t will beheld in the LIBRARY in Bold-street, THIS DAY, t 12th instant, at Six o'clock in the Evening. to elect a Presi ent and,a Committee and to transact other necessa r y Business. , Presideni LYCEUM-NEWSROOM, BOLII-STREET. T HE Public is respectfully informed, at a lithit e d num b er _II., of : NOMINATIONS fur the en su i r Year may be had ou application at the Bar, at Thirty Shilli gs elch. D EWARD GIBBON, Presid ent. informed, 9th May, IS3 . . PIPING BULLFINCHES: Al IL t e N:0 111a ll o w D w E i ß th l a i (J a y 1 ( 1 r o i lle h e ts just ived from High Collection o IPING FINCHESRULL tviiich pipe.M arc hes, Minuets, d COO utry Dancee, to be Sold d u rin g One W ee k. f rom Ele v to Five O'clock, at TuomAs Shut 's, Cage Maker, N o . 68, Whitechapel, Liver pool. Etaal Notiro. "[PURSUANT to a decree of the High Court of Chancery, .1. made in two causes " Burrows versus Venables " and " Baird versus Venables," the person or persons w was or were the heir or heirs at law of Frances, late the wi of Thomas Higson, formerly of West Derby, in the count f Lancaster, and late of Halshall, in the said county, rent man, dec ease d , county, at the time of th e d ea th o f t h e sa id Franc' , igson, whi c h hap pened on the 21 s t d a y o f N ovem b er, 18 , and also th e p erson or persons who was or were t h e he i r or heirs at law of the said Frances Higson at the time of the death of Frances, late the wife of David Baird, of Liverpool, in the. county of Lancaster, doctor in physic, which happened in the month of November, 1832; and likewise the person or, person who how is or are the' heir or heirs at law . of the said F r an ce s Higson, are hereby re quired forthwith 'to Mune in and . make out his or their claim or claitus before Faanicts Caoss, Esq.. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, Chan cery-lane, London, or in default thereof he and they will be exauded 'the benefit of the said decree. DEANS and IRLAM, Plaintiffs' Solicitors. URSUANT to h deci:ee of the High Court,of Chancery, Jt. ' made in two c auses " B urrows v. V ena bl es, " and " Baird v. Venable , ," the person or persons -rho was or w the next of kin of Frances, late the wife of-Thomas Hi ~formerly of West Derby, in the county of Lancaster, at ate of Halahall, in the said county, gentleman, deceased, 011ie time of thedeath of the said Frances fligson, which ipaoined on the 21st d ay oe November, 1812 ; and also the pekisti or persons who was 9r were the next o f ki n o f t h e said Frances Hinson at the time of the death of Francei, late the wife of David Baird, of Liver pool, in the county of Lancaster, doctor in physic, which hap pened in the month of November 1832; and likewi se t h e person or per so n s w h o now i s or are the next of kin of the said Frances Higson, are hereby required forthwith to come in and make out his or their - claim or claims before FRANCIS CRoss, Esq., one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers, in Southampton buildings, Chancery-lane, London, or in default thereof he and they will be excluded the benefit of th e sa id decree. DEANE and IRLAM, Plaintiffs' Solicitors. WHEREAS a fiat in bankruptcy is ayrarded and issued forth against JAMES SU DELL;ROUTBECK, of Darcy Lever, in the county of Lancaster" manufacturinx elle. mist ; and he, being declared a bankruais hereby required to surrender hiMself to the commission e,* in the said fiat natned, 041 ,ta or the: major part of th em , on t h e 3d ' 16th da y s of Jun e next, at Eleven in th e F orenoon on ea hay, at the Bridge Inn, in Bolton, in the sa id county, and e a full discovery and dis closure of his estate and effects; when and where the creditors are to come prepared to prove their debts, and at the first sit ting to choose assignees, and at the last silting the said bank rupt is required to finish his examination, and the creditors are to assent to or dissent "from the allowance of his certificate. All persons indebted to the said bankrupt, or that have auy of his effects, are not to pay or deliver the same but to whom the commissioners shall appoint, but give notice to Messrs. BLACK STOCK, BUNCE, and % INCENT, Solicitors, King'g 139ucb Walk, Temple, London, or to Messrs. Dsua and limitta, Solicitors, Harrington Chambers, South John-street, Liverpool. 1 "`: 111 E creditor s w h o h ave prove d their dewunder a fiat of bankruptcy, awarded and issued forty against JAMES WILSON 13SRLOW, late of Liyerp4 in tlie county of Lancaster, coa l- merc h ant, may receiye a , dividend on the aMount of their respective debts on aWication to Mr. BERRY, Accountant, 3, Cook-street, John -street, on Saturday next, the 16th instant, between ale.hours of twelve and three o'clock, or any subsequent Saturday, between the same hours. ISEANE and IRLAM, Solicitors: - ------------. NOTICE TO CRED}TORS. ~, MHE creditors of JOHN TUNSTALL, late 4 Huyton, in 1. the county of Lancaster, butcher, decea,A, who died , in the year 1811, and who have neglected t übstantiate their / respective claims, Will be peremptorily e uded the benefit of the funds in the hands of the surVivin executor, unless , such claims are made and proved On or bet re the 19th day of May instant; and the creditors who have' proveo their claims will receive a dividend on Wednesday, the 27th May instant, or any subsequent Wednesday, at the office of Mr. WORTHINGTOIi, Solic►tor, Chapel-walks, Liverpool. NOTICE. • ripHE INTEREST of James Buchanan, of D anhill, Alexander Stevenson, Me rc h ant, Glasgow, .d of the late James Dennistoun, of Dennistoun, in the la ess carried on in Liverpool under the Firm of BUCHA N, LAIRD, and. COMPANY, ceased from and after the ighteenth day of October, One Thousand Eight Hu n d re d ' n Thirty-four. The business since that period has been, an( ill in future be, car ried on under the same Firm by the of r Subscribers. JA. BUCHANAN. ALEX. STEVENSON, JAS. DENNISTOUN, Executors of the late James Dennistoun, of Dennistoun. DAVID LAIRD, BENJ. BUCHANAN, GEORGE DENN I STOUN, By his Attorney, J AMRS DIDINISTOUN. Glasgow, 27th April, 1835. George Buchanan, Witness. Robert Laird, Witness. To be Kolb or w I . l 0 be SOLI) or LET, comm o di ous ands venient GLASS you WORKS, situate e t RAIN im,z,, rar Prescot. Th e Premises are advautageously situat e d ( mg in the imm e di a t e vicinity of Coals, and a dj o i ning the Icy spool and Manchester Railway. They have lately been oiptipied as a Glass 13ottle Manufactory, but might With ease ge converted to any other purpose. Immediate possession may be had.—For Ruttier par ticulars apply to Messrs. DltVie and IRLAsf, Soljcitors, North John.street; Liverpool. GROUSE SHOOTING IN YORKSHIRE. TO be LET, the MUKER MOORS, in one or the follow ing Lots, as may be vreed : Lot I has the Tanhill Read for the eastern boundary, West-, moreland for the west, and the Read to Kirby Stephen for the south, comprises the famous beats called Stonesdale Moor, Slate . Pit Moss, and Tarn Moss. Lot 2 is bounded by the above-mentioned Kirby - Road on the north, the division between Yorkshire and • stmorelaud and . Lord Wharncliffe's Manor of Abbotsi• e • at, and part of 1,0t3 south. This includes the capital beat • :runt Moor, Lodger-, side, Long Canny, Ashgillside, and • d PaStures, and Angram Pasture, Shunnerfell, and Thwaite 'astute. Lot 3. Milker Moor, Oxnop Pasture, and Satron Moor and Pasture. The Tenants can be accommodated With quarters attfollows : For Lot I—A comfortable House at Raveuseat, in the heart of the Ground. Lot 2—The Shooting Lodge at field Green. Lot 3—The Inn at Maker. These Moors, so long and justly celebrated as the best in Yorkshire, (perhaps, all things considered, in the north of Eng land,) are easy of access, free from poachers, and, having had nearly a Jubilee for four year 9, abound with Grouse. There is fine Trout Fishing in the River Swale and small Brooks, which have been carefully preserved. Further particulars may be had on application to O.TOMI.IN, Esq., Richmond, Yorkshire, and of Messrs. WILLIAMSON and Hut, Solicitors, 4, Verulani-buildings, Gray's-inn, London. gro be &DID. z N SALE, celebrated Hunter MACGS,• also, .o.a handsome th e Bay B, by Teniers, 0. a variety of other HORSES. -- May be seen at 13turritieitTores Commission Stables, Wood-street. ISO be SOLD, in one or two Lots, a Piece of LAISiD, in 11 West Derby, co n t a ini ng 9 , 650 square yes, and admi rably adapted to B uilding purposes, as it com ds fine views, has excellent water, is near Derby Chapel athe new Church at Knotty Ash, and is in a highly-respectable neiithbourhood. Further particulars may be. known at the office of Messrs. WILLIAMS and EnwAnus, Architects, &c., Church-street, Corner of Tarleton-street. Tbe SOLD by rUIVATE CorgAct:, all that ri LAND on the north side of Pleasant-stre, Clarence -street and Great Orford-street,' haviu -52 yards by 20 yards in depth. Also, all that other parcel of LAND of Pleasant-stre e t, having a frontage of 18 yal yards. f Also, all that parcel of LAND on the north side of Bittern• street, between - Great Orford-stieet and Pomona-street, having a frontage of about 50 yards and a depth of 171 i yards. The whole is undei full corpoiation lease. Apply to N. D. BOLD, Sun Fire Office, 3, Exchange -street West. ~pttreel of Jr.t, , between pet frontage of lik al b opposite sid e o f t and a depth of 19 By order of the Executors. ------- . - MO be SOLD, b y P RIVATE T REATY, a well-built MAN SIONI. or DWELLING-HOUSE in G,ateacre, about Five Miles from Liverpool, suitable for thyresidence of a Genteel Fa m ily ; w i t h C oach-house, Stahl and other tOut buildings and Offices attached, and large Garden an d Orchard well s t oc k e d w i t h F ru i t Tree ( situate on the south westerly side of the Road leading from Gateacre to flale%%ood, and late in the occupation of Mrs. Galan, deceased. Also a neat COTTAGE, with Stable and large Garden, situ ate on the same side of the said road, contiguous to the before mentioned premises, and now in the occupation of Mr. Fletcher, as tenant. And Four Closes of LAND appertaining thereto, containing altogether 12A. ln. 13p. of the statute measure, or thereabouts. The Premises may he viewed between the hour, of twelve and four any day except Sundays and Fridays. For further parti cu l ars app l y to B . GALAN, EN., Seacombe; or at the Office of LEIGIj and SANDERS, Solicitors, Basnett street, Liverpool, where a Plan of the Property may be seen. DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE. MO be SOLD by P r i vate T reaty, GREENFIE LD HOUSE, pleasantly situated in West Derby, fcAting Croxteth, about four mil es f rom t h e Li verpool ExChpfige; together w ith the walled Garden and Orchard, w 11 sto , ed with c h o i ce F ru i t Trees, Hot-house. an d the Land ad' ning; the whole com prising about 4A. IR. 9r. statute n a re. The House contains an excellent Drawing-room, g-room, Store-room, very superior Kitchens and Pantries .n the ground floor;" Break fast-room, four Bed-rooms, Dressing-rooms, with Hot and Cold Baths, and Water Closet on the second floor, and three Bed rows, on the third floor. A good Dairy and excellent Cellar. The Outbuildings .consist of Stabling for six Horses, Coach house, Harness-room, with Servants'-roam above, Cow-house, Piggeries, &c. For further particplars apply to ASHLEY Brothers, Water erect, Liverpool. . . [PRICE 79. Sitobiono. S fuUy . I. 6 +l l. l . .iverp Lij oe i r-u S nd b Trs s vicinity ti s j h she 11 Za r s ui r e t u r u L e a ci ii rro m tir London with a handsome assortment of M IL I. I N'E 11. Y, DIItSSES, &c., suited for the Season, which she purposes showing To-Monnow, (WedueSday,) the 13th instuut, and foltowinc, days. 77. Bold-street. AXISS HUMPHREYS respectfully announci4 to her 1.11: Friends that her SUMMER. FASHIONS will be ready for Inspection on THURSDAY Dext, the 14th instant, at 21, Slater-street. Several APPRENTICES wanted. AirISS SAMBROOK respectf u lly i n f orms t h e L a di es of I Liverpool and the nei,ghbourhood(that on TlicasnAy next, the 14th of May instant, she will h e ready for inspection an elegant Assortment of 11111. LIN . Y, DRESSES, and a great variety of the most Fashionab Materials for Dresses, &c. carefully selected by herself in London and Paris. 88, Doke-street. • CHILD-BED LINEN, LACE, HOSIERY,. AND MILLINERY WAREHOUSE ; 17, RANELAGH-STREET, AND 61, Bot.r)-sTt ET, LIVERPOOL. FE fiGU SON, in ret , his sincere IF y • thanks for past favours, leave respect fully to announce his rettirn froth London with an extensive and IT iutiful assortment of GOODS . , ' which he now offers, for inspection. y BRISCOE begs leave most respectfully to a nnounce 0 • to the L a di es of Liverpool and the neighbourhood, that his Stock is now complete, in every department, for the pre sent. Season; and would call their attention to an, extensive and choice AssortMent of London PRINTED Mustaxs and TWILLED CANIBRICS, Black and Coloured OBOS DE N4PL;S, Satins, Sarcenets, Ribbons, Neckerchiefs, Gloves, Sewed Collars and Cas, 1,663 and Gauze Veils, Shawls in Crape, Spun Silk, Thibet Wool, Filled 11,1iddles audQuakess, Silk and Cotton H os i ery , Nets, Muslin Trimmings, a arious other Articles of Dress. The general Drapery department pre nts a complete As sortment of TABLE Ctortis, NA I and Coyaus, Irish, Scotch, and Barnsley Sll4> TINGS D TIC'KS, TOWELLINGS, COUNTERPANES, QUILTS, BLAIN TS, Furniture, Prints and Dimities, Window Blinds GRASS BLIieICIIED IItISR LINENS, Lawns, and Diapers, French Can:Aries and Handkerchiefs, Hollands, Jeans, Ginghams, Long Cl o th s, *Fl anue l s, an d every other Article in general use ; and, as the aim of the Proprietor is to give satisfaction to the wearer, no Goods are offered for sate but such as can be confidently recommended. Bombasins, Crapes, and every other Article fur Family Mourning. Funerals cornpletPly furnished. ' AN APPRENTICE WANTED. For SALE or BARTER,—One Hundred Feet of CAST IRON SKYLIGHT already glazed, suitable for a green house, &c. 83, Oldhail-street. WOOLPIELt'S BAZAAR, 71 AND 72, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL, ADJOINING THE POSTOFFICE. EMPORIUM FOR SUPRRIOR LONDON JEW ,LERY, SUPERB BRONZES, CLOCKS, MPS, CHANDE LIERS, CHIMNEY OR MENTS, AND ALL THE VA/1101.7S FANCY MANUFACTURES OF ENGLAND, FRANdlic GERMAN/ 7 ,4e., MANUFACTORY FOR WORK-BOXES, WRITING DESKS, AND . DRESSING-CASES. ITISITORS and Strangers in Liverpool, and the Public in iten , rat. are respectfully invited to visit this.Vnique Establishment, whether as Purchasers or Parties in search of amusement, the whole of the STOCK (certainly one of thil largest and most varied in England) being conveniently arranged for inspection, and the price marked on each Article, from which nu deductions are made nor credit given, —this system enabling the Proprietor to offer his Goodslcrwerthan any other. The JEWELLERY is of the best London Ma nufacture, and has given general satisfaction ; in consequence, T. WOOLFIELD finds a continually increasing demand, and he is therefore enabled daily to replenish his Stock with the choicest and most fashionable Articles, and to keep a most ex tensive Assortment, the moderate price of which cannot fail to secure to the Jewellery department of the Bazaar a continuance of the favoured and increasing patronage of the Public. The WRITING-DESKS. DRESSING-CASES, WORK BOXES; and JEWEL-BOXES,. are all made on the Pre mises, and the regular-finished Stock of these Articles is cer tainly more extensive than in any other Ilousa in the King: dom. In the planning o f both Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dress ing-Cases, the utmost pains are taken to make them as conve nient and as complete as possible'for Travelling. Purchasers have likewise the option of taking or rejecting any part of the Fitting's or Instruments as may suit them, or can have Cases made to accommodate their own Articles. A large Assortment of GENTLEMEN'S DRESSING CASES and POUCHES. in Russia or Morocco Leather ; also small MILITARY DRESSINGXASES, containing all that is needful, and weiging only six ounce's each. NE 'PLUS ULTRA WRITING-DESKS, for Travelling' complete with Patent Inkstand's, &c., in great variety, froth 12s. ewl. to £4 each: • PA PER CASES, FOLIOS, TRAVELLING BAGS, &c, In the Repairing and Refitting of DESKS, DRESSING CASES, &c., T. WooLvtELD's Workmen have great expe rience, and he has the means to complete everything that is intrusted to him in this branCh in the most subitintial manner, with economy and despatch. T. Woottlut,u begs to draw particular attention tohis splen did array of CLOCKS and TIMEPIECES', iii Gt t.T, BRONZE,' ALABASTER, FANCY WOODS, &e. ; the Stock is immensely large, and the Designs suited to Rooms of any size or style, the price varying from £5 to £l2O, and the utmost care is taken with regard to the Movements, which are all Warranted: An immense choice of LADIES' SILK, VELVET, and other RETICULES, from 3s. to three Guineas each., PURSES. Plain and very Richly Embroidered, from Is. to 30s. each. LADIES' FRENCH SATIN SHOES at ss. 6d. per Pair. LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S KID GLOVJS of the best Paris Manufacture. A variety of FANCY ARTICLES in IVORY, MOTHER Of PEARL, and TORTOISES H ELL. CHESSMEN, BACKGAMMON BOARDS, BAGA TELLE TABLES, and various other Games and Fancy Arti cles too numerous to mention. T. W. has also a choice Collection of ANTIQUE CLOCKS, of the time of Louts XIV:, extremely Well suited. for Country Mansions, large Staircases, &c. Th ese A rt iCl es are now much in favour, and very scarce. OIL and GAS LAMPS and CHANDELIERS in great va riety, adapted to Private Rooms of all sizes, Public Buildings, Churches, Chanels, TABLE, SIDEBOARD, BRACKET, FIGURE, and HALL LAMPS, on the newest and mast apprdied construc tion. T. WOOLPIELD also RII-BRONZEs, RE-LACQUIERS, and RE PAIRS LAMPS of all descriptidn's; and keeps tier Sale a great variety of GROUND and CUT GLASSLS,'-adapted: to 'all kinds of Lamps. CHINESE GOODS of various kinds, including some fine specimens of very Old China, in . JARS, VASES, JARDI NIERES, PLATES, DISHES, B:e'. ElabOrately carved IVORY FANS, CARD•CASES, &c. Likewise a variety of real INDIA ARTICLES, in '..TA.I4IINED 411 d LAC QL -E i t ED Work. • A superb variety of FLORENTINE, PARIS, and, ot h er BRONZES, of the most beautiful and costly finish consisting of FIGURES, BUSTS, - VASES, CANDELABRA, EleiNnt CUT GLASS LUSTRE •CANDLESTICKS, for IMNEiIIECES, 'With an immense choice of other appropriate CHIMNEY ORNAMENTS, including a recent importation frOm Leghorn of a most tasteful variety of ITALIAN ALA BASTEItS ; also,. a fine Collection. ofIAI3LES, in MARBLE and SCAGLIOLA. WORK. JAPANNED PA,PTER .MACH,E TABLES, POLE SCREENS, VASES, CARD-BOXES, CAKE BASKETS, HAND-SCREENS, &c. All these Arti c l es may b e had in Plain Colours for Ladies themselves to finish. Ronduus• AND SON's WARRANTED CUTLERY, to RA ZORS, PENKNIVES, SCISSORS, TABLE-KNIVES, and DRESSING CASE INSTRUMENTS. Al so a variety of • very complete Sets of lABL• P. CUTLERY, fitted up in cases exceedingly convenient forreserving th em in goo d condition. SILVER DESSERT h.NIVES and FORKS; Plated on Steel DITTO, with Plain and Ca rve d P earl and Ivory Han dles, in Single or Double Sets; and in Cases fined via Silk Velvet, admirably arranged for their preservation, and forming very suitable Marriage Presents, JAPANNED TEA TRAYS, in PA PIER AlacHE and litori, from the plainest to the most expensive Patterns. A large Assortment of MUSICAL SNUFF, UOXES, direct from Geneva, playing from two to twelve Tunes Several very tine large BOXES, playing flu, imost celebrated Overtures : prace from 1:5 to £5O. THOMAS WaoLFIELp 'begs to state, they the increasing Pa tronage his Establishment has met with will encourage him to perievere in selecting, both from London and the Continent, such Articles of taste and novelty as are likely to be pleasing to his extensive connexion: " • • To Make his Establishment in Liverpool equally attractive as any in the Einpire hai been a great object of his ambition,, and the liberality of the Pill:die has enabled him to succeed beyond his expectations. N.B. Three `WORKING JEWELLERS are employed on the PremiseS, for'the Repairing end Making of Articles of Jewel lery to Order ; this convenience, with - a Daily - Parcel to London ard' Birmingham_, 'enables T. \V. •to attend with the utmost to "all - Commissions in that departnient with which he may be faVotired. Genuine EAU DE COLOGNE, imported directed from Oo ogne,' 3s: 6d, per Bottle, or'2tk. Box of Six-Bottlea.. ISS , ES I .IPNE S ILL3eg to in fOr E h adies of Liverpv .. l 171 alio its vicinity, that their FASHIONS . are now open, with au extensive va of SILKS and EM 39, Bold-street, May 11, 41(15. 114 RS. D. KENT, in announcing her return from the Metro- Lilt Polls begs most respectfully to quaint the Ladi es of de Liverpool and her Friends generally, t t her Show R ooms , for the display of MILLINERY an d E CY GOODS generally, are now open for the season, and tit, in addition to the splen did collection of Goods made by.hersell personally when in town; she has.made arrangements with sonic of the first houses of fashion 'fur receiving fresh supplies weekly of every new article on its introduction. .. 110, Boistreet, May 12. MObRE respectfully informs the Ladies of Liver- It" pool and its vicinity, that she haveturned from London with a fashionable Selection of MIL INERS, DRESSES, Stc. &c., selected with the greatest/ re from the first French and English Houses in Town, and ich may be viewed Tilts DA It. GTuesday,) ,the 12th instant. 29, Bold-street. anttb♦ TAN T ii 4), e T . -Wheeled rILETOgir Any pereoU having such to Dispose of may he a purchaser by leaving the price and particular s at th e St an d ar d -off i ce, ad dressed to Mr. CouvrnUnST. WANTED. A PARTNER wou ld h e a d m i tted i nto an old-established and prosperous WHO ESA LE WINE and SPIRIT BUSINESS, It is essentia a t h e s h ou ld ta k e an active part. To any. Gentleman w ' s acquainted in th e i ,ie t. trade and could comm an d respecta bl e nox i ous a preference would be given. C a pit a l required ay be discu s sed in a personal interview. Also WANTED, a GENTLEMAN t o T rave l an d transact o it the Outdoor Department,- • Letters addressed (post-paid) to M.R., at the Standard-office, will meet due attention. UCEUR. A N ANNUITYMOIIIIETY POUNDS ill he sees red to 1 - I._• any Lady or Gentleman who may be the means of intro, ducing a temperate and higblv-respee/able Gentleman. to n PERMANENT sTruAnos - . 'l'h Most implicit secrecy and honour may be relied on.—Lett =addressed (post-paid) to P.T., at Messrs. Penny and Palms Public Library, 31, Berry-street, will meet with immediate attention. COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER OR 'COMMISSION AGENT. A . HIGHLY respectable Young Man ot ;f e e;xceptionable .ti.. . character, po s s es si ng a ver y ex t ens i • rish con9e3cipn having tra ve ll e d th roug h that c o untry wi ut intermission for the last ten years, is desirous of tr g with a respectable House (in either of the above calpities) wishing to extend their business through Ireland generally. The Advertiser flat ters himself that he has a perfect knowledge of the stability.of the great majOrity . of parties in trade in Ireland. Letters addressed Commercial Traveller, at Mr. Tiernan?s, 9S, Lond6n-load, shall have prompt attention. NEW BOTANIC GARDEN. EDGE-LANE. TO BUILDERS. ESTIMATES are Wanted for an ENT iCE LODGE, &c. according to Plans and Spcci tions, which may be seen by applying at the Office of J. ,UNNINGHAII, Archi tect, 26, Bold-street. Sealed Tenders for the Work to s 6 addressed to the Chair man otthe 'Botanic Garden Committee (post paid), 26; Bold street, on or before Fain/a the 22d'instant. Liverpool, 110 May, 1835. Zo fit DESIRABLE ItESIDENZ " TO be LET, with i mme di a t e possession, YTON HALL, near Parkgste, in the county otrater, a roomy house, delightfully sit ua t e d a b ove t h e River I, and looking over the broad estuary of that river into Wales. It is in a good neigh bourhood, with good roads; the bathing on the shore cannot b e excelled. The excelle n t G ar d ens and Land attached to the house contain 28 statute acres. Apply to Mr.DAvirs, Mollington, near Chester. LARK-LANE, TOXTETH-PARK. TO be LET (with immediate possession), an excellent FAMILY HOUSE, cont a i ning ' four Bed-rooms, two Parlours, Kit c h en , P antry , an d good Cel ring. with a lar ge Garden attached, well st oc k e d w ith choic 4 rust Trees, in good condition, and a small Field edjoihin i p 'he Outbuildings con sist of a Gig-hou se , St a bl e for three sea, Shippon, & c , Th e e V' distance froth Liverpool Town-ball about three miles.—For further particulars apply to Mr. J. R. GoasT, 25, Great Char lotte -street; Mr. Roitßier Filonsti.tm, 1. Kinglitreet; or to rd.,. J,lttle re, - 3,_ Cook-street, John-street, Liverpool. ...,,.... M .. O be LET on Lease, Unfurnish e d, a cap i ta l M ANSION, called HEMPSTED COURV, situate one mile and a half from the City of Gloucester, comprising an Entrance-hail, Dining, Drawing, and Breakfast Rooms, Eight best Bed-rooms; Five Servants' Bed-rooms, Housekeeper's-room/Servants'-hall, Kitchen, Back Kitchen, Brew-hou se , Laund , Dairy, a Double Coach-house, Six-stalled Stable, Cider-ho , and Outbuildings, together with an excellent Kit c h en and ower Garden, Green house &e. The illansion is delightfully situated on a gentle eminence, coMmanding a, beautiful prospect of the surrounding country. Forty-five Acres of excellent Pasture LAND, with suitable Patin-buildings, Piggeries, &c., may be taken t o by th e T enan t. immediate possession may be haft_ For Rent and further particulars apply to Messrs. WHIT comHE and II LPs, Solicitors, Gloucester. Applications by letter, to be pust.paid. FRIDAY. On Fan)Ay next, the 15th instant, at Eleven,o'clock, at C. S. Middleton's Warehouse, RuntfortKplace, 200 Westphalia HAMS, in Lo d, A 46 Boxes Muscatel B. INS,Aluty paid. 7 Half Boxes( For further particulars apply to Mr. C. S. MIDDLETON, Mer chant, or to • - JOHN ROUGHSEDGE, Broker, - - 7 "7 12, - North John-Street. .On FRIDAY next, the 15 th instanc.at One o'clOck, at the Brokers' Of fi ce, Exchange- ilding,s, 20 Tons Cuba FusTic, part' ly damaged, Ex Mtilgrave Castle. .May be see Leech's Warehouse, John-street.---Apply to Messrs. LE At and H A tottsoN, Mer chants, or to PRIESTLEY, GRIFFITH,!and COX, Brokers. THIS Dsx, (Tuesday,) at One o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South john-street, subject to t;euditions of sale then to be produced- AN excellent MESSUAGE, with suitable OFFICES, on the south side of Beau-street, in Liv spool, at present un occupied. The Land contains 13 yards fron d runs back 34 yards. Tenure, FreeholdA)f Inheritance. Any person desirous of a comfort le roomy House at a very moderate price will find the Property now. offered well worth attention. For further particulars abd permission to view the house ap ply to Messrs. LACE, Sons,.aad Mynas, Castle-street, Liver- ELIG I lII,E 'INVES TME NT. On THURSDAY, the 14th May instant, at Five o'clock in the Evening, the -itoyal Hotel, in Present, not disposed of in the mean time 6y Private Treaty,) in one Lot, or more, as may he agreed upon, and subject to such conditions of sale as will'' , be then produced ►TIHE FEE-SINIFLE and INHERIT CE of a•nd in nil J_ that compact and veer jiesirable E ATE, called "- The hanging Bridge Estate," situate in tton, in the county of Lancaster, and consisting of a sus ntial, commodious, and Modern-built, Messuage,.with Stab g for five Horses, Ship pons for eight Cows, Coach-house arn, and other convenient Outbuildings, large Garden, wet stocked with•. choice Fruit Trees, and several Closes of Land thereto adjoining, and con taining in the whole 48 acres, 2 roods, and 31 perches of statute measure, or thereabouts, and now in the possession of Mrs. Robinson. The House is pleasantly situated, in rood repair, and well adapted for the Residence of a respectable Family. The Land is in a high state of cultivation; there is Stone of a very supe rior quality under the Estate, and a Quarry is now open. The poor and other rates within the township are low. This Property is situated within half a mile of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, and also of the public turnpike road from Prescot to Warrington, and is within two miles of the town of Prescot, and about the same distance from St. Helen's. So desiiabla an investment is rarely offered to the Public. The House may be viewed on application to Mrs. Robinson, on the Pr.enaises, who will also direct a proper person to show the Estate; and for further particulars, or to treat for the pur: ,chase of the Property by Private Treaty, application may he glade to Mr. ROBINSON, of Peasly Cross, near to St. Helen's, or to Messrs. Rowsors and Caoss, Solicitors, Prescot, at whose Office a Ila'n of the Estatemay be seen. • By WILLIAM PARKINSON, On TUESDAt, the 2d day of June, at Six o'clock i tha Evening, at the Red Lion Inn, Market-place, Prescot *o the county of Lancaster, subject to certain conditions o sale, CLOSE of LAND, containi 3 s . Oa. 4ip. statute Lot I. A measure, situate in the to tp of Rainhill, in the county of Lancaster, on th e nor th ,Iffde of the turnpike ro a d leading from Prescot t o W arr i ngto , now in the occupation of Mr. William Rigby, as tenant thereof, and adjoining Laud of Mr. Joshua Sym. This Lot contains a frontage of 115 yards towards thir turnpike road. Lot 2. Two Closes of LAND, adjoining' tbe - last Lot, eon taiuing together 4A. ta. she. titatute measure, now La the occupation of the said William Rigby, as tenant thereat This Lot contains a frontage of 120 yards towards the turnpike road. Lot 3. A MESSUAGE and SIIIPPON adjoining, in the occupation of the said Willi am Ri g b y, w i t h two COTfAGES at the back, in the occupation of Peter Corns and John Higham, as tenants thereof, an d a GARDEN i n the rear, containing 562 superficial square yards, also in the occupation of the said William Rigby, all situate in the township of Rainhill aforesaid, on the south side of the turnpike road leading from Prescot to Warrington. This Lot contains in front to the turnpike road 37 feet 7 inches, and runs in depth backwards 199 feet 7 inches. The above-mentioned Property is situate within a short dis tance of. the Liverpool and Manchestet Railway. Both Mail and Brick Earth may be obtained on the Land, and the situation is very desirable for Building on. The Tenure is Freehold of Inheritance. • The Premises may be Viewed on application to Mr. William Rigby, Rainhill, and further particulars may be had of Mr. EDMUND WAltn, Solicitor, Prescot, at whose. Office a Plan of the 'Estate may be seen. • Pursuant to a Decree of the Court of Chancery of the County Palatine of Lancaster, made in a cause "HUGHES v. Roam soN," before William Shawe, Esq., Registrar of the said Court. On TUESDAY, the 2d day of June next, at Four,"•clock in the Afternoon, at the House of Mr. Robert ttyden, the St. George's Tavern, in Upper Pitt-street iverpool, in the several Lots hereinafter mentioned, ; such other Lots as shall then be agreed upon, and so • tto such conditions as shall be then produced, • Lot 1. A PLOT of Freehold L s , with the MBSSUAGE 11l or DWELLINGAm ' SE, and SCHOOL thereon erected, situate on the north-east side of Great George-square, and corner of Nelson street, in Liverpool. The School is in the occupation of Mr. William Mercer, but the douse is at present untonanted. 2. A Plot of LAND, with the MESSUAGE or DWELL ING-HOUSE thereon erecled, situate on the south side of Hardman-street, in Liverpool, with the Academyy , behind, front ing Pilgrim-street, and known by the name of h Paris's Rooms," in the occupation of Mr. M'Morrine. This Lot is held for the residue of a Term of 120 years, de terminable on the decease of three lives (all in being), and 21 years after the decease of the survivor of such lives. 3. A Plot of Freehold LAND, with the Two MESSUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES thereon erected, situate on the west side of Mill-street, in Toxteth-park, in the several occu pations of Mrs. Bartley, and Mr. Sorlev, surgeon. 4. A Plot of Freehold LAND, wit'h Two Front end Eight DWELLING-HOUSES at the back, in a Court called Aca demy-place, situate in Gore-street, Tosteth-park, in the several occupations of Wm. Eccles, Walter Maxwell, John Bramah, John. Nelson, John Sharp, Waterton, Mallet, Daniel Bisset, Elizabeth Capstiek,'and John Wright. 5. A Plot of Freehold LAND, with three capital and well built DWELLING-HOUSES thereon erected, situate on the south side of Upper Parliament -street, Windsor, in Toxteth park. These Houses are at present unoccupied; they have recently been put into complete repair, and are fit for the immediate re ception of respectable Tenants. 6. A Plot of Freehold 4... AND, with Chree capit a l an d we il built DWELLING-HOUSES thereon erected, situate on the south side of Upper Parliament-street, WindsOr, in Toxteth park. • Two of the Houses are occupied by Mr. Wareham and Mrs. Moffit ; the other House is at present unoccupied. N.B.—The Purchasers of. Lots 5 and 6 will be entitled to the common Passage at the back of their respective Lots, but which Passage is to be left open, and the Purchasers of,Lots 7,8, and 9 are also to have the use thereof. 7. A Plot of Freehold LAND, with Tw 'Front and Six DWELLING-HOUSES in a Court behin ; ailed Windsoi court, situate on the north side of Hay ton- r• ;t, Winds o r, in Toxteth -park, and occupied by Mrs. Da ; land oth ers . 8. A Plot of Freehold LAND, with wo Front and Six DWELLING-HOUSES in a Court hind, called Main waring-court, situate on the north side of llayton-street afore said, and , occupied by William Roberts and others. 9. A Plot of Freehold LAND, with Two Front and Six DWELLING-HOUSES in a Court behind, called Equity. court, situate on the north side of Haytou-street aforesaid, and occupied by Thomas Hibbert and others. Printed Particulars may be had (gratis) at the Registrar's Office, in Preston; and for further information application may be made, as to Lots 1 and 4 to Messrs. MILNE and So;vs, Solicitors, Manchester,- as to Lots 5,7, an d 8 , to Mr. WOR THINGTON, S o li c it or , Liverpool; as to Lots 6,8, and 9, to Messrs. KA IE and ANDRADE, Solicitors, Liverpool; and as to the whole to Mr. JOHN IlooGsoN, Solicitor, Clarendon buildings, Liverpool. 'ursuant to a decree of the Court of Chancery, in the County Palatine of Lancaster, made in the cause "HUGHES v, ROBINSON." before William Shawe, Etquire, Registrar of the said Court, at the House of Mr. ISewsharn, the Nag's Head, in Warrington, on W 3d day of June, 1835, at Six o'clock in the ie following Lots, subject to conditions then Lot 1. IVE Freehold M 1 HOUSES, situate of the Old Butter Market, in of Hill-street, and now in Griffith, Peter Murphy; and 2. Seven Leasehold DWI _ES or TENE MENTS, and Garden, koo\ .me of Enoch Tom linson's, situate on the south side of a street formerly called Ridge-street, but now called Queen-street, in Warrington, late in the occupation of Samuel Forster, Hosier, and his under tenants' now of - Plevi u , an d ot h ers. This Lot is held for the life of Richard Orford, of Marple, in the county of Chester. now aged 57 or thereabouts. Printed particulars may be' had (gratis) at the Registrar's Office, in Preston ; and for further information application may be made to M r . 4 0DQSON, Solicitor, Clareuden-hin,ldiegs, in Lire jpool, DWELLING ,n the north side ou tho east side lationi of John Neto Vubl!cating• WILLIAM JENKINS, grateful f or th e very liberal pa tronage he has.experieneed since.hik commencement of the Business of a TAILOR. and DRApE/C'heiS to antmunce that he has returned from London, after ecting from all the novelties of the Sea Son the most 'a t ed Patterns in Dress, and such as he can with great confide' submit to his nuttlexous friends as combining taste .and el duce with fashion and economy. • An iu-door APPRENTICE WAN rED, witb whom a mo derate Premium will be required. • 5, Queen-square. LONDON DYE-HOUSE, NO. 6, PITT•STREET, LIVERPOOL. -fOI-iN MATHISON, Srt.x. Ds k.u, from London, (successor t" to Mr. A. Braik, begs lease to return hi j s grateful ackl;ww ledgments to the Nobility and Gentry of .verpool and its vici nity for the liberal encouragement wi which he has been faVoured, and respectfully solicits a con nuance of their patron age. The business is, conducted on a improved method of Dyeing and Firiishing, arid now u d by the first Dyers in LOndoil, bOrrowed from the French.. The followiog Articles a re D ye d o r Cleaned in superior shit), namely, Silks, -Canton Crapes, IlOrabasins, Tabinets Satins, Velvets, and Shawls. Morines Dyed . , PStased; and, Watered. Satin Daniask, CalicO, Prints, L,itien, Woon, Bed and Win- dow' FurnitUre, S o f a awl Chili Covers Cleaned :b.pd Giazed. Gentlemen's clothes Renovated. Blankets, Peuriterparies, and Carpets Cleaned_ • ARRIVAL OE SLIIILNIER GOODS-A.T.LIYEa HOUSE, 90, BOLD -STREET, LIYERPOOL. TAMES PEOPLES, grate f u l f or t h e success & h as met with tt/ since his Establishment has been openeVbegs to inform the Ladies and Visitors of Li ver p oo l, that hp-haa jus t returned from London, where he bus purchased a ptost s lendid and ex tensive Stock of Foreign and Britishill)in and Fi gure d SI LKS and SATINS, rea l pu d imitation 9,WA-1, LiS, a superb Stock of Fiench and London Printed MlALlNB,Rraziliali Zeptivr, and Muslin d e S o i SHAWLS and HAND,KERC'HIEF:i, CYR PHANES and SATINS for Brunets, togethe r w i t h large As sor t men t o f RIBBONS , H OSIE R a Y, GLOVES, BLONDS,'&c. &c. • J. P., in soliciting attention to the above, begs to' announce that his special care has been directed to the selection of the most'novel and chaste Assortment of Fashionable Gids, 'and, haying completed his ,arrangements for the present season on Unusual favourable terms, he can with confidence assert that bis Stock is unrivalled in gheapness, elegance, and - quality; he, therefore, pledges itioiself to offer Goods of the best fabric at such Prices as will only require: inspection to insure confidence. Every Article in FAMILY MOURNING of the best quality. A respectable Yinzu Wati•te:n RS RD APPRENTICE, LIVER . HOUS. 90, Bold-street, two doors belcrut Concert-street. NEW BRIGHTON. rirlHE Public are reipectf u lly informe that the Nairßrigh _lL ton Steam Packet bas con - met:lead plOng for the season, from the Prin c e s Pier, at the following hours,4o, 12, 2,4, and 6 ; and f r o m N ew B r i g h ton, b e f o 9, at - 11, 1, a, 5, an 7, and later as the season advances. • The Hotel and Boarding Houses, complete with every conve nience, are now ready for the reception of company. TO be LET, a large well-furnished House. WANTED, a Billiard Marker, apply at the Albion Board ing House, Montpellier Crescent, or at No. 1, Atherton** Buildinfm Dale-str ee t. . SALAD DRESSING OF VERY SUPERIOR FLAVOUR, FOR SALADS, SHELL' FISH, COLD 211 HATS, " *. e _ Prepared ami gol4 Wholesale f;n4l Retail bp ' OWEN AND GERDES 9, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL. A DRESSING FOR SALAD, fie., which can he at all times available, and warranted to keep unimpaired in any climate, has long been a desideratum. The great trouble and waste experienced-hi Housekeepers and Proprietors of Hotels in mixing, Dreising for Salad, Shell Fish, &c., at the time it is wantelpresides the uncertainty of its flavour and strength, have induced ORE, and GRIMES to prepare this article, which completely overcomes these objec tions, rendering it alike invaluable to the epicure and the eco nomist. Orders for Export p rom ptl y execute d . Sold Wholesale by C. MA wHoon, South John-street; and' Retail by E. gartEORD, 014 Hatmarketatid Richmond-row; G. HAwsosi, SCOtland-road: J. T. IlonsoN, Bold-street; M. SAIITtt, St. Jainesi-street; W. WAGSTItfir. and -Exwo. Pisa sori, Great George's-place; and .Lo4ls Ownt4, London-road, Liverpool; WILSON and WHITBY, Market gate, and S. M. WEBSTER. 11ridge-street, Warrington; and by most respect able Druggists and Oilmen. CHEAP GLASS., ' LIVERPOOL AND. CHESTER. GEORGE ht`Dati4.l4D, CUT G LA6S , L IATRE, and ck frrAii: MINUFACTUK Ruhert-street, 78, B . 64i:street,. 16 and 17, Lord-street, corner of John -street, L • pool,' and 33, Bridge -street Row, Che s t er . begs to, info Public that h e has bouht the entire STOCK • of. FLI GLASS belongin g to the BANK QUAY GLASS - 'ANY, both at Liver pool and at their Works in We gtott, at less than Half Cdst Price, which he'is now selling , per cent'under any Manufitc turer. in England. Atnong the. Stock- will be f oun d a most splendid as s ort m ent: o f Table and.Lohby.Laraps, Lustre., atfd Chandeliers, &c. Never were there such Bargains of Glass In Liverpool. A singletriel will prove the fact. • Every Article in the Trade made-to order and pattern. AIII . I.IEL WA IiBURTON. (late FOrtnu m to Jam es Ce m e .i 1:7 and C 0.,) WOOLLEN DRAPER, TAILOR 'and HA -1111; MAKER, begs to.inform his Frionds , aatl' the Public that h e h as opENED an Establishment, No: '22, Nolih"lohn street, with an entirely new STOCK of the meat fashionable Articles of Dress.. S. W. haying had the principal ma ent of the above fora number of years, and ha formed a connexion with some of the first-rate West-end ouses, he t rus t s he * h a l l be enabled to furnish articles that cannot 'b e surpassed 4 1 . 14 ire house in the trade,.either for durabilitror cheaptiest. - ' Gentlemen have an opportunity of having their own Cloth made up in a very superior manner. __________,_...................... ! . . FASHIONABLE SILK MERCEItY;&:e. in OGERSON and MINTON , 8 , eiruncti-5T' tar, corner of i re ..n, Williamson-street, respectfully annou the cot pletion of their Purchases in the London arid G e O trY Nfarliels, Com prising a most car ef u l S e l ect i on of sr ENDID.SPRINti NOVELTIES in every class of Manntactures, the whole of which are now arranged for inspection. .. R. and M. beg to e x p r e ss t h eir gratitude to their Friends anti the Public for the increasing support which they have received since their commencement in Business, and to assure thernt,h4 it is their determination to,nieritits'coritinha6e bY'stri,Ct''at.tin tion, by offering for sale Min e b u t goo d s of goalAnaliwa.iff(ii the low es t ra t e o f profit...` FUNERALS undertak en , an d' FAMILY MOURNrfa4 of the best quality supplied. BULLOCKS'S CAMPHOR TOOTH PASTE... rriHE extraordinary virtue of this. Olnable paste in qUigkly ../1 cleaning and b eaut ifyi n g th e teeth, iind'the safety of , use from not having in .its Corripositinti any acid or cnrrog 7e article that can corr Ode or wear off thh : enatnel, are Tactsa,e l knowledged by the most respectable medical' author' '.. - 0 0 use it, and h ave h onou r e d the proprietOi by• we oli )t for general use; therefore all p,inegyrie is t y tintiecsiatti it baying been proved'heyond the possi ity doubt that,Aq teeth, however hail or discoloured giet, Will, on, 04igili i i paste a very short time, acquire a eaUtirtil its astringent qualities "it strengthens 'the gorm, m *0+6 1 4 4 6 the scurvy, which is often the destruction, or a Whal e S e t . o f teeth, sweetens the breath, fastens the teeth. preTetitic'thae.64t are sound from decaying, and decayed' ones from hecunting worse. Prepared only by D. But,LocK, Dispensing Chemist,ti, Kitty street, Manchester; and sold in. Pots at 20. and 3s, each,. by Ross and NIGHTINGALE, Chroniet e Offi ce, • aud •Mr.PatustitA Lord-street, Liverpool; Tit STLETH WAITa. an d, WlitiAltte' Warrington. A 111,'Eli TISEMENT.I . Vie Public (especiay the 'Ladies fare requested to antic, OM following:—To Messrs L & A. °tow bca, 1, WellipgtwO4T.4... Strand, ondon.—Stas I take Abe liberty _of RdOtitstPtt 4 3 Y thanks to you for the great benefit receit4tl'4,2l444.4thor from the application of your truly valuable 8it.1.1 or t- 10 F , C:1 411 iLA-• The hair of my youngest girl completely Came ofdiffirent 'pats of the head, and there was also a total tOssurehalrfrointlieefe % brows. She was induced, at the instan,oe`of I'a friend: 164 IttY your Balm, and after using two bottjef,. the effects were molt surprising, for in a very short sac of time the hair pot; iu a regular healthy .state. 1 think ut justice to yourselves and the Public to acid my testimo4 to the virtues of your truly in estimable Balm, and you have my full permission io give this „fly er letter that publicity yviiica you thick proper. lam yours, &c. (Signed) HEST tY HAWK K 0,..., Pen-street, Boston, Lincolnshire. OLDRIDGE'S BAI M prevents the hair from turning grey., and the first application makes it 'curl beautifully, fte2p; it, from Belie, and stops it froM falling oft'.' 'Abundance of Cettificates of th'e first respectability are shown by the Prepriefois; V: ,4,... Oldridge, 1, 'Wellington -street Strand, Loudqp,:tibeett- , the' Balm is Sold, and by all respeetable Perfunaer§ and-.sl:edicipe Venders in Liverpool. Price 3s. 6d., 56 5...8 1 15..,pei Bottle, N.B.—The Public: tire requested to on their gniirit,poi'iiif Counter:frits , . Ask' for Otirtztptit's BALk; 'l, Welllngton4treet, 'S.trand, ' London. . . . L 'tt i eir'qiii - . Sold hy'Lli/y'slam,' 80ld -street; Itummtu, or -0 !a + . A.- LEY, Rarielagli , -street; •aird'Wholesale by MAW:OOh, 2f7 Suitt's,' John-street. Priee One Shilling., With Eng.riYings T4ACEY'S RAILWAY VOMPANION, an d L: "'pod • and Manchester a larg e varier Prints, for framing, f o r Alb ums, an d Scrap 'Books, at very w price` ; amongst winch will be f oun d Two Houdred and r , y Subjects, some original, others cop ied'li•cim A ncielkt an ern Master._ i s • most beautifully.coloured toinritate cabi ne t 1.,. rei; about 150' at 6d. or seven for 33. ; lOU at 9d., or seve, or 4s. 6d.—A ca pital article for foreign markets. A Large Stock of ALausts and SCRA 1' Boon s on 'hand, at the London manufacturers' prices. Folios of Prints, Caricatures, &c. lent for Evening Parties. H. LACEY, Boolcsgt,LEu & STA TiONER, 64, Bold-street. Just published, price 2.e. Gd 11010PULAR STATIS'fICS and UNIVERSAL GEOGRA PHY, a PERPETUAL COMPANION to Attie AL MANACS ; containing the Length; Bre 1.11; Population, Chief Cities, Produce, Governineut,' Rev tte; Military and Naval Strength, Arts, Religion, &e., of 'very State to the . World; a Distance Table of "England, 8 (Aland, Ireland and Wales; with di s ti nc t Distance Table o l cotlaiid, Ireland, and Wale's; Chronological Tattles of An land Modern liiStory, Biog,r-iphy, and aeographical DiscOy v; Names and In British Money of all Foreign Coins.; Height of the piiii } cipal Mountains, and Length of Rivers,. Bridges, Piers, 4c.; Tables showing any Ray or the Week in any Month in any riar of the Nineteenth 'Century,' and the Expe,tation 'Of Life according to The LitiV of Mortality at Carlisle. Also, a General Introduc tion to a Knowledge of Geography and Statistics,,withTables of PooNtiun for the greatllirisions of the Globe; many other curious and useful Tables, add an lingravedebart of the World. after Mercator's Projection; • • London Riseph Thonaas, No. 1, Pinch=latre; sold by Simp kin and Marshall, and all Booksellers. T ROOK, from Pnris, kiAII3.-afr'Elf and WORKER of I • ORN AM EN TA L HAIR, in a ts Devices, roost respect fully/ begs leave to inform the Nohi ' yand Gentry a Liverpool and its vicinity, that- he has i menced Business at No. 45, LORD -STREET, and hopes .hy p onal attention, audfrem the experience he has had in the, pr cipal establishments in Paris, to give satisfaction to those who may favonrhiin with Atli tom . wands. • , •• Families and Seho , *: attended. . ' -- C...i421i.,- tz;ng-lish and foreign P erfumery A JOURNEYMAN and an A PPR EN TICE WANTED.