The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-02-23 00:00:00

SHQPS 110_ LET:

trinHE Public is reWectftilly infortried, that ARCADE
'1 PASSAGE, situate between Newington arr.(' Lyeeum-
/' place; Bol&street, will be OPEN for BUSIN ES on MONDAY,
the 29th instant ; in the meantime attendance s given every
day to Let the Shops, which are tined at mu( atoltents„
The Proprietor is desirous of making it kn vn, that the above-
mentioned Passage is only preparatory to the erection of a
Grand Arcade, on the vacant land between Leece-street, Ren-
shaw-street, and Newington, for which Plans, by the most
eminent Artists, are now in course of preparation, and pro-
posals will shortly he made for effecting this object by means of
a Joint Stock Company.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, WALTON B ECK.
MO be LET, with immediate possession, age eel Family
RESIDENCE, called "Buck House," w . Six Acres of
Land, situate about three miles from-the Liv 00l Exchange.
The'House is suitable for the accommo Don of a genteel
Family.
The Outbuildings are convenient, and the Gardens, which
are extensive, are very productive, and well stocked with Fruit
Trees and ornamental shrubs.

Further particulars may be had from Messrs. T. WINSTANLEY
and SONS, Church-street.

VALUABLE COAL MINES

TO be LET, in the immediate vicinity of St. He en's, some
valuable and extensive'M IN ES of COAL excellent
quality and considerable thickness, being of t e ame class as
those of Gerard's Bridge. The Colliery may opened to take
easy .advantage' of the St. Helen's and Run rn Gap Railway
and the Sankey Canal. The present is an eligible opportunity
for those wishing to engage in the working of Coal Mines.
Further particulars may be obtained on application to Messrs.
HEYES and PF:MBERTON, Solicitors, Prescot ; Mr. ANSDELL,
Solicitor, St.'Helen's; or to Mr, Tutiliks WARING, Engineer,
pt the, same place.

This Lot, from its central position, and commanding two
fronts, is well adapted fur Building purposes, and will be subdi-
vided and sold in smaller Lots if desired.
Lot 2. A Piece of LAND, situate on the south side of Upper
Parliament-street, within Harrington, containing in (rout4o
feet 8 inches or thereabouts, and in depth 57 feet or thereabouts,
with the Two MESSUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES mid
OUTBUILDINGS theredn, in the respective Occupations of
-Miss Preston and Mr. Parry, at an annual rental of
L6t3. A Piece of LAN I), situate on the east side of Smith-
down-lane, in Edge-hill, containing in trout Mid at the packi
severally 12 yards, and running in depth on the north side 51
yards 9 inches,'and on the south side 48 yards 6 inches, with the
MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE and OUTBUILD.:
INGS thereon,.late in the occupation of Mr. Tennant, at the
.yearly rental of `£Bo.
Lot 4. A Piecedf LAND, adjoining the above Lot;Contain-
ing in front, and in breadth at the back to Blucher-street, se-
verall'y 12 yards, and running in depth on the north side 48 yard,
6 inches, and on thu south 'side 45 'yards 3' inches, witn the
MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE and OUTLIUILD
INGS.thereirn, in the occupationor Mr. M‘Nichol,at the yearly
rental of' 1:65: '

Lot 5. A Piece of LAND, adjoining the above Lot, being in
front 'and back severally' 12 yai'ds, and running in depth back-
wards on the north Side to Blucher-street 45 yards 3 inches or
thereabouts, and on the south side 42 yards or thereabouts, with
the MESSUAGE Air DWELLING-HOUSE and OUT-
BUILDINGS thereon, in the occupation of Mr. Chapman, at a
yearly rental of £67 10s.
Lot 6. A Piece of LAND, adjoining the above Lot, con-
taining in front 19 yards 4 inches or thereabouts, and running
in depth back Wards on the north side to Blucher-street 42 yards
or thereabouts, on the south side along Clarence-street 37 yards
1 foot or thereabouts, and breadth- along Blocher-street 21
yards 2.feet 7 inches or thereabouts, and containing in the whole
t3U2 superficial square yards or thereabouts, with the Two vow-
moiliout and excellent MESSUAGES or DWELLING-
HOUSVS and OUTBUILDINGS thereon, one whereof is in
the occupation of Mr., Heap,.at the yearly rental of, £5O, and
the other is in the occupation of Mr. Rankin.
Lot 7. A MESSVAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, situate
on the west side pf apd being No. 5 in Norton-street, in Li-
verpool;, in the qFtipation of Mr. Ward, at the yearly rental

7'1.0t 8. A :11ES$UQGE or DIVp.,LINg-FIOUS, situate
on'the west side'of Brownlo•s-streetpin the vosseSsion of Miss
OliVe. at the yearly rental of 4'2 Alio, a 11.11;SUAG1; or
DWELLING-HOUSE, on the south side 011'enibrUke-place,
in the posseSion of MrS. Mason, at the vearlv rental of £.30.
Lit 9. A MESSIIAGE or DWELIANG:IIOUSE, (7 yards
front,)' situate on the'west side of and being No. 8 in Norton-
street aforesaid, in the 'possession of Mr. A. King, at the yearly
rental of £65. • .

Lot 10. Two DWELLING-HOUSES, situate on the east
side of New Hall-street. '(one front and one back in-a court
called Ascrow,:court,) producing a yearly rental of 1;20.
The Tenure of Lots 7 and 9 is Leasehold under the Corpora-
tion of Liverpool, for two lives and 21
.years; of Lot 8 for the
residde Uf a term of 75 years, granted in 1826; of Lot 10, for
onelife and 21 years; and the remainder of the above Lots,
Freehold of Inheritance.

Further particUlars may be had on application, as to Lots 1,
2, and -3, to Messrs. DEANE and la m, Solicitors, North John-
street; as to Lot 4, to Mr. MAW nsr.Ey, Solicitor, Doran's-lane;
as to Lot 5, to Messrs. J. and G. CRUMP, Solicitors, Old Church-
yard; as t) Lot 6, to Messrs. BOURNE and HASSALL, Solicitors,
North John-street; as to Lot 8. to Mr. Woons, Solicitor, Lord-
street; and.as.to the whole, to Messrs. BOA 13NER and ATiztrts
soN, Solicitors, Fenwick-buildings, Fenwick-street.

HOTEL PROPERTY, NEAR THE RAILWAY STATION,
LI.IIE-STREET.
By Messrs. T. WINSTANLEY and SONS,

On WEDNESDAY, the 2d of March next, at o:eci,oo'ncl.osctikveittt
and
Afternoon, at the Clarendon Rooms, Sou John-street,
MESSUAGE at the corner of Ore'
side Alsoof a
i)
..tii_. Duncan-sLeet East, now in the oc pation of Mr, Jones,
as tenant.
111 u ti Ec
a Sn
S-
s Ut
r Ae
eGt BEa,astd,joining the lave, situate on the east
in the occupation of Air. john Head,
as tenant.
The Houses are substantially built, and at a moderate ex-
pense might lie converted into a commodious Family Hotel, for
which the situation, from its vicinity to the Railway Station, is
The Tenure is
well Lea ase
Further particulars may be had on app:ication to Messrs.
hitadpdte. underEtahrel Early
Po i(Tisoersastiiooli'l oinfaLY i Iv' ee
rphZii,
LOWNDES and lionticsoN, Solicitors, Btunswick-street.

By Messrs. T. \VINSTANLEY and SONS,
On FRIDAY, the 4th day of Match next, at Two o'clock in the
Afternoon, at the Golden Lion Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool,
in the following or such other Lots as may be agreed upon at
the time of sale,
Lot 1.
PIECE of LAND, with Eight DWELLING-
A
11 HOUSES erected thereon, two of which are to the
front of Lower Portland-street, in Liverpool, two,lo the front of
Back Portland-street, and the remaining four form a Court
called Charters-court, communicating wi Back Portland-
street, containing in front and at the bae , sei.erally ten yards,
and running in depth on the east • West sides, severally
eighteen yards or thereabouts, and w ch said Premisesare now
in the. possession of Messrs. King. Wright, and others, and pro-
duce a total rental or sixty-eight pounds.

Lot 2. Another Piece.o.f,LAND, with Eight DWELLING-
HOUSES thereon, immediately adjoining and of the- same di-
inensio'ns as Lot 1,. two of the Houses fronting Lower Portland-
street,. two more fronting Back Portland-street, and the remain-
ing six consisting of another Court, also called Charters-court,
and producing, asimilar rental of sixty .eight pounds.
Lot 3. A, Piece.of LAND, with six DWELLING•HQUSES
thereon, firming 'a Gina called Mary's-place, situate on. the
sOuth side of Stewart-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, containing
in front thereto and at the buck, severally thirty-one feet live
inches or thereabouts, and running in depth backwards on the
east and west
,sides, severally twelve yards and five inches -or
thereabouts, and in the occultation of Messrs. Smith, Carling,
and others as tenants, at the anuu.ml rental of sixty-tyro poundl
The entire Property is Freehold of Inheritance, and the
Houses. are in excellent repair and well tenanted. The situation
is very improving and y4luahle,,beigg ouly a short distance from
the North Docks.

Further particulars may be obtained on application to Mr.
JOHN WHITLF.Y,SOIicitor, Exchange-alley North; or to Messrs.
WILKINSON and CHRISTIAN, Solicitors, Fenwick-street, Li-
verpool.

DESIRAB.LE FREEHOLD PROPERTY IN

RAIN FORD.

To•monnow, (Wednesday,) 24th inst., at 4 o'clock in the After-
noon,. at . the. House of Mrs. Hall, the Derby Arms, in Rain-
ford,' in the county of Lancaster, in one or more lots as may
be agreed upon at the time of sale, and subject to such con-
ditions'of sale as will he then and there produCed, ' - -
ILL that substantial and newly-erected M ESSUAGE or
DWELLING-HOUSE, with the OUTBUILDINGS
and the several Closes of LAND thereunto belonging, situate
in Rainford aforesaid, containing together 18 Acres and :.,6
Perches of Land, statute measure, or thereabouts, the property
of f
oic,
and late in the possession of Mr. Henry Grfunds, innds, deceased.
The above Premises are Freehold o eritance, and are ad-
vantageously situated on the public ighroad leading from
Present cod St. Helen's to Ormskirk,--:.atong which there is a'
communication by coaches and railwayniady between Manches-
ter arid Southport, and the intermediattt places.'
The Land is in a high state of cultivation, and, having a
frontage to the public highroad leading from Rainford village
through Knowsley to• Liverpool, as well as to the other public
road,.might either be held altogether with the house and build-
ings, as.heretofore' forming a compact and desirable residence,
or 'night he divided into parcels which would be eligible for
building upon. It is supposed by competent judges that there
is Coal.uuder the Premises, which are distant from Present 7
miles, from. St. Helen's 3. miles, from Ormskirk 8 miles, and
I'r:on Liverpool 14 miles, and from the projected Line of the
Liverpool and Leeds. Railway only a few yards.
The greatest part of the purchase money may remain upon
Mortgage of the Premises, if desired, and immediate possession
may be.had.
... . . _

Mrs. GaouNus'will show the. Premises, and further particu-
may be had on application at the Office of Messrs. Hs es and
PEMBERTON, Solicitors, Prescot, where a Plan may be seen.
—All letters to be post-paid.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND.
On FRIDAY next,,the 26th instant, at One Welock in the After-
noon, at the Clarendon-rooins, South John-street, Liverpool,
subject. to such conditions of sale as shall be then produced,
(unless previously disposed of by.Priva 'reaty,)—.--by order
of the Devisees in Trust.
ALL those several valuable and de able Pieces or Parcels
of Unbuilt LAND, situate iit--Newsham-street, Saint
James'-street North, Dairy mple-street; and Mould- street, on
the east side, and leading out of Scotland-road, in Liverpool,
containing in the whole upwards of 17,000 superficial square
yardS, part of which has also a frontage to the new Boundary-
street.

The Land, which is of extensive frontage and of moderate
depth, will be sold either together or in convenient lots for
building upon.
For plans and all other particulars apply to Messrs. DEANS
and IRLAM, Solicitors, Harrington Chambeis,—North John-
!greet), Liverpool

TO SPIRIT MERCHANTS, PUBLICANS, AND OTHERS.
By Messrs. T. and J. TROT ER,
On TnuusnAY next, the 25th instant, at Eleven o'clock pre-
cisely, on the Premises, in • South John-street, corner of
Upper Cahle-s:reet,
ieer
UHF, remaining STOCK in TRADA: . Vitj,iitio, Beer
'a-- -Engines,-ines,-Spirit-Fountains. &C.,-r—ifr P ' tiepin. '[he Fix•
tares comprise an excellent Panelled' C, inter, coveted with
Zinc, Marble Top above the Drawers. Wit Vater-taps attached,
two excellent Four-pull Beer Engines, w't Spirit -Fountains,
with ten Taps each and Piping. Spirt nd Store Casks, Pun-
cheons. Kegs, &c., an excellent Eight- ay Bracket: nine-piece,
two Filterers. Decanters, Glasses, Jugs, Settles, Chairs, Tables;
Oil Cloths;.&o. After 'which will be sold, a- quantity of Burton.
and other Ales, small Stock of Wines and Spirits, Cordials, the
Office Fixtures. Stools, Partitioning, Handcart, &c.
To be i:iewed on the mOrnina of sale, when Catalogues may.
be haul on the Premises, aunt of Messrs. TnoTTcu. Whitechapel.

EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE COL CTION OF
BOOKS.
111 R. HODGSON respectfully afoot ces that he has re-
l. ceived instructions to make arrane, inents for the SALE
of a most splendid Collection of inte ting BOOKS, in the
various departments of Literature, toget ler with several highly-
valuable Books which are connected with the Fine Arts, &c. &c.
Catalogues will be immediately put in preparation, and the
(lays of sale announced in due time.

J. H. respectfully solicits, in addition to his Room Sale;
Sales on the Premises of others.

SALE qf excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Brilliant-
toned SIX OCTAVE PIANO-FORTE, by- COLLARD,
CHIMNEY GLASS PLA'T'E: 52 indhes by 33, CELERET
SIDEBOARD, seal TURKEY •CARPET,: French CLOCK,
in Ormolu Case, Double and Single-barrelled GUNS„IIAHO-
GANY- CHEEFONIER, SELECT LIBRARY, including
Sir WALTER SCOTT'S WORKS. 48 .cols., C A GLASS,
and other Ellcts, the property of a Lady 1 a vi»y Lip erpeul.
-.By. Mr. HODGSt) 1,
On FRIDAY next, the 26th inStarit,.at E veil o'clock precisely,
on the Premises, N0.'32 ) thin -stre e t ,
ALL the.useful and elegant EMUS ;HOLD FURNITURE
•
coinprism4 eighteen beautifu Mahogany -Chairs loose
seats, in black 'hair cloth, Spanish Vood Celeret Sideboard,
Dining, Card; Pembroke, Loo, and- Snap Tables, Lounging
.Chair, real Turkey. Carpet' with • Hearth-rugs to correspond,
BrusselS and Venetian Cal-pets,' Oil Cloths, Suits of WindoW
Curtains, in Satin Dainask,* Four-post and Tent Bedstedds,
Chests of Drawers, excellent Goose Feather Beds; Hair Mat
tresses, Dressing-glasses, Bed-room Tables and Chairs, Fen..
ders and Fire-irons, China Tea and Coffee Sets, St4ie• China
Dinner Service, richly Cut Gi4ss, Spoons, Forks, Branches
and Candlesticks, Tea Urn, Cruet Name, &c. &e., in British
Plate, Set of Ivory-handled Knives and Forks, containing 134
pieces, in mahogany case, Venetian Window Blinds, Select
LibrarV, the Kitt-hen Requisites, &c. &c. - • •
To be viewed the day preceding the Saie,, with Catalogues
only, which may be had at the Auctioneer's 'Rooms, 60; Church-
street, under the Liver Theatre. ,

TO BREWERS, PUBLICANS, tke.
By GEORGE *ASHTON, •
On MONDAY next, the 29th February • nstant, at Six o'clock
in the Evening, at the house of Mr. haw, the Ring of Bell,'
in Farnwoil h.within-Widnes, in th county of Lancaster,
ALL that MESSITAGE or D\ LUNG-HOUSE, ealied
the Britannia. Tavern, situa don the' south side of-the
Village iif Farnworth aforesaid, having a Frontage of 28 feet
towards the public street, and now in the occupation of Mary
Wright, as tenant thereof.

•These Premises hav lately under alhorough repair at a
cousi ,enable expense to the pregent Pr6prietor. The Dwelling
House contains ou the ground floor four Rooms, on the first
floor four Bed ChaMbers, and iu the upper story three large
Attics; 'There is alSo excellent Cellaring attached.

Also all that newly-erected DWELLING-HOUSE adjoin-
ing the atiove4inentioneil Premises, and having a Frontage of
17 feet towards the public street, together with the Grocer's
Shop, and also a Painter's Shop thereto belonging, now in the
occupation of Mr. Pe'mlington; as tenant thereof..
Also a large GA ItDFIN well stocked with Fruit Trees, and a
CLOSE or CROFT adjoining, Containing one Acre of Land,
statute measure, or thereabouts, and lying in the rear of.the
aforesaid .Premises. •
The Tenure of the whole of the Property is COpyhold of In-
heritance. subject to the payment of a yearly Quit !tent of One
Shilling and Twopence to the Lads of the Manor of Widnei.
The Dwelling4louses may Le viewed' on application to the
respective Tenants; and further particulars may be had at the
Office ()Mr. li: CAJUN D WAR 6, Solicitor, Prescot.

By Mr. GEORGE ASHTON,
On WEDNESDAY, the 2(1 March next, at Five o'clock in the
--Afternoon, at the Child of Hare, in H• ,--by'order of the
E.iecutor of the late Mr. William Allen, Hale,
ALL those 't., modern-t Alt MES AGES or DWEL-
-1-I,_ LING-HOUSES, with the Gar( us and Appurtenances
thereto belonging, pleasantly situate in the village of Hale,
and now in the occupation of Mr . Mary Allen and Miss
Greene. _

Eaeh 'House contains two Parlours, Kitchen, Scullery, Pan-
try, Cellar, and four Bedrooms.
m PosseSsion of obe ay he had immediately, and of the other
on the Custom try notice being given to the tenant.
The village of Hale,delightfully situated on the banks of the
Mersey, nas long heel' celebrated for its salubrity, and is one of
the neatest
,and most rural in this part of Lancashire. '

. .
The Houses being conligUous, might easily be converted into
one, and would make an excellent Ladies' School. They may
Ire-seep on application to Mrs. Esther Allen, at the Child of
Mile. • '

SHIPS IN THE NORTH AMERICAN 'HAMER TRADE,
COASTING VESSELS,' AND RIVER 'BA RGES. -
: . By D. H. HAINSSELIN,'
On.MoNnAy, the 7th•day' of March next, at One o'clock in the
• .Aftern6on precisely, at the Stores, Richmund-walk, Stone-
house-pool, Devonport, - '
The' under-mentioned V SSELS,
sits, Lot 'l..—Theßrig AM yNT , Al,. 213 53-94 tons
Ar
-k per register, wilt burthen 300 to is•litiilt 'in' 1831, cop-
.:l•*-.- per-fastened, with her stores, and in perfect 'readiness
for sea. This vessel has been employed in the North American
thul)er trade, for which she is well adapted;
2.—The Brig BREAKWATER, A 1, register 181 13-91,
will carry 280. tons, built in 'lB2B. This vessel 'has
,been em-
ployed in the saute trade; her stores are also conrplete in ail
respects,_ and she is ready for sea. •
Both the above vessels are just returned from coasting voy-
ages, and have been refitted. •' ' ' '
3.—The Schooner 'WILLIAM and THOMAS, burthen
about 81 tons, with her standing and running rigging, sails, sic.,
complete. She may be sent to sea at :r trifling expense.
4.—One-seYentb of the Barque NEW EAGLE, register 295
tons. This vessel is employed in the North'Anierican timber
trade. ' '
s.—The Schooner • THREE SISTERS, burthen 81 tons,
complete, ready for sea. ' '
6.—The Sloop PROVIDENCE, 70 tons, complete as she lies
ready for sea. This vessel is also employed in the 'coasting
trade, anti is just returned front a voyage.
7.—The•Sloop FRIENDS DESIRE,6S tons, ready for sea,
and employed in the 'coasting trade.
8.--';the Sloop J0Hi,,50 tons, ready for sea, and employed
in the coasting trade.
9.—The Barge ANT, 60 tons, ready for sea, and frequently
employed in the coasting trade. - •
10.—The River. Barge MARY ANN, with her stores com-
plete, as she is now employed 'on t he Tamar.-
11.—The River Barre PLYMOUTH' SOUND, with her
stores complete, as she is now employed on the said River.
12.—One quarter part of the River Barge TAVY, 'now em-
plqed on • the'River Tainar.• '.'' ' ' . ''' ' ' '
lhe two first Lots were built under the immediate inspection
of the owners. All the Vessels are in a most excellent state of
repair, and abundantly found in stores. The Vessels' are now
lying in Stonehouse Pool, 'and may be viewed there. ' •
Further particulars' may be obtained from W.' P. BILLING,
Esq., at his Counting-house,' Mutton-cove, Devonport; from
Mr. EDWARD BILLING, Solicitor; or Mr. J. E. ELWORTHY,
Solicitor and Notary, Devonport. i
' .Devonport, 17th February, 1836.

OD WEDNESDAY, the 2d day of March next, at Five o'clock in
the Afternoon; at the Reuse' of Mr. Timothy Manchester, the
sign of the Running Horses, in Skehnersciate, in the county
of Lancaster, subject to such condi 'ons us will be there pro
&teed,
riIHE INHERITANCE in F E SINIPLE of and in all.
1 "
that capital M ESSUA GE and TENEMENT, and the
several Fields, Closes, and Pare sof LAND thereto belonging,'
situate and being in Skelinersdalenforesaid; and no'w commonly
knoWn by the several names of the 'Clovbr- Hey, the Further
Hey, the Middle Field, 'the Further-Pasture, the Nearer Pas:
!Ore, the Hollow MeadoW, the Barn' Hey, the Baru Croft, the
Colt Croft, and the. Moss Close; -containing • estimation 13
Acres of Land, of the customary measure there used, or therea-•
bouts, be the same more or less, in th possession of Henry
StringfelloW,• and now of his eecutorS, as tenants therei&
The above Estate, under. which it is supposed there are vain-,
able Mines of Coal; is situates near the said Timothy Manches-
ter's, and adjoining the high-road leading from Wigan to
Orniskit irisabout 'B' miterdistattufroirt -rher e.e.e: 4
from the latter, and 15 from Liverpool, and is well worth the at-
tention of person desirous of an advantageous permanent
invest meat.

The Tenants will shim the Premises, and further information
may be had on application at the tespedive Offices of M r..JA S.
PA Llllll Solicitor, Ormskirk; ctr of Mr. HENitY GA)KELL, in
Wigan.