The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-08 00:00:00

NEW SOUTH WALES.

4:7 To sail_posilively on the 26th instan
For SYDNEY direct,
The fine fast-sailing Barque , SIE,
WILLIAM BELL, Alas ;
regular trader; burthea per register 319 tons; has very supe-
rior accommodations for cabin and steerage passengers, the
greater part of her cargo being engaged, shippers and others
may rely on her being despatched on the above date.

To succeed the above, and will be ck;spatched early in August.
For HOBART TOWN aqed SYDNgY,
The fine Ship NORTKUMBERLAND,
FRANCIS OttmotinAaster ; -•--
Burthen per register 361 tons ; :suits very. fast ; has superior
uccommodationa for passengers, vine a poop cabin, and is
upwards of 7 feet high betwce s.—Apply No Messrs. WIL-
LIAM .SMITH and SoN.'Me 4"1.,;;,,',;,%, Or to
WI'LL - BELL, 20, Water-street.
(One concern.)

UNITED STATES.

For NEW YORK,
The fine A 1 fast-sailing Ship SHE OOKE,
;17/St Captain GEO. LONG FOR. ,
506 tons register; ,coppered and copper-fastened, and
'take freight on moderate terms.—For freight or passage
to the Mastde, on board, or to GEORGE BROWN.

To be despatched on the 20th instant.
For NEW ORLEANS,
•
The fine A 1 British-built,Barque TINA RA,
JNO. BATTERSHELL, Master;
Copper-fastened and coppered ; does not take salt nd being of
very light draft of water, is a desirable cony •ante for dry
goods.—For terms of freight or passage apply to the Captain,
on board, George's Dock; to GEo. BROWN, or to
RANDAL CAREL, 10, Chapel-street.

7,-- To sail on the 25th instant.
pi) air CA
PHILADELPHIA, - •
.4i2'.;' The splendid A 1 American Ship NORTH AM ' CA
CHARLES HEATH, Master ;
Biathen per register 490 tons ; only 12 months , and now
coppering.—For terms of freight, &c. apply to th Captain, on
board; to Mr. THOMAS INGLEBr, or to GEO. BROWN.

Tuts DAY, (Friday,) the Bth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
Arthur Oughterson and Co.'s Office, Exchange place,
2,000 East ludia KIPS,
Ex John Woodall, from Calcutta.—Apply to Ale is. Dinom ,
RICHMOND, and Co., Merchants. or to
ARTHUR OUGHTERSON and CO., Brokers.

THIS DAY, (Friday,) the Bth instant, at One o'clock, at Moly-
neux, Taylor, and Co.'s Office Chapel-street,
35 Bales fine Turkey MADDER ROOTS,
16 Casks Turkey WHETSTONES,
2 Cases Genuine OTTO OF ROSES,
Of which one case contains 414 bottles, fromA44 ounce to 12
ounces each • one case containing 1536 bottles7l;2 containing 1
ounce, in splendidly cut and gilt bottles and glass ste_ppers.
Just landed from Smyrna.—Apply to Messrs. WILLIAM ROTH-
WELL, Jun., and Co., Merchants, or to
MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co:, Brokers.

COUNTERMAND NOTICE OF SALE.
XTOTICE IS 14 EItEBY GIVEN, that the ALE of the
FREEHOLD ESTATES, in Heyshm , in the county
of Lancaster, advertised to be SOLD UCTION, at the
King's Arms Inn, in Lancaster, on ToEs AY, the 12th day of
July instant, in 15 Lots, will not take place.
ROWSON and CROSS, Solicitors, Prescot.
Prescot, 7th .lulu, 1836. •

VALUABLE LAND IN FARNW TH.
On TUESDAY, the 26th instant, at Six oili'cloc in the Evening,
at the house of Joseph Shaw; the sign of e Ring of Bells, in
Farnworth within Widnes, In the co yof Lancaster, sub-
ject to such conditions of sale as Avid e then and there pro-
duced,
Lot .1. ALL that FIELD or CLOSE of LAND, situate in
Farnworth aforesaid, and commonly called the Pit-
lane Field, containing 2.i. 2a. 23t'., statute measure, or therea-
bouts, and now in the occupation of Mr. Peter Aleock, fts
tenant thereof.

On the Land is a new stone Building, lately used as a smithy,
but which may at a small expense be converted into a cottage.
Also, an excellent Quarry of Stone.
The Land is in a good state of cultivation, is Copyhold of
Inheritance of the Manor of Widnes, is bounded by good roads
on two sides thereof, and adjoins the property of Sir Henry
Bold Hoghton, Bart.
2. All those Two valuable DOUBLE-HORSE CRANES,
with Cast Iron Windlass, now erected oathe said Lanki. They
are of superior construction and nearly new.
As this Property is in the vicinity of the St. Helen's and
Runcorn Gap Railway, to which there is easy access, an eligi-
ble opportunity is now presented to any person desirous of
working a stone quarry on an extensive scale.
Mr. James Abbott, of Farnworth, will show the Property,
and for further particulars apply to Messrs. Rows° N and Caoss,
Solicitors, Prescot.

ELIGIBLE AND UNCOMMON INVESTMENT
HOLLINGWORTH HALL,
With its extensive DEMESNE, MA NOR/A L, and o er Rights,
in the PARISH of MOTTRAM
By Mr. J. E. TURNER,
szi7
On TUESDAY next, the 12th July inst., • he Royal Hotel
Inn, in Manchester, at Six o'clock in t afternoon, subject
to Conditions to be then produced, (artless previously disposed
of by Private Contract,)
ri 111 E ESTATE, comprising the above Residence, with all
j. its valuable appendages, and between six and seven hun-
dred acres of Arable Meadow Pasture Wood, and Moor Land.
The above venerable Mansion has been for ages the Seat of
the Family of that name, and has undoubted claims to great
Antiquity. It is beautifully placed in the midst of the Domain,
in the highly picturesque and romantic Valley of Longdeudale,
and is surrounded by stately Trees of great beauty, and by ex-
tensive, thriving, and ornamental Plantations.
This Property is of the mustoomantic description, combin-
ing, in an eminent degeee, the beauties of hill and dale; it
abounds- with Grouse and other Game, for which the H oiling-
worth Moors have been long and deservedly famed It adjoins
the extensive and strictly-preserved Moors of Lord Stamford
and Admiral Tollemache;—is nearly contiguous to those of the
Duke of Norfolk ; and is admirably adapted. as the Proprietor
meant it, for the formation, without any considerable outlay, of
au extensive Park.

The views from Hall are roost extensive, various, and, in
an eminent degree, picturesque. The Minor Halls, and dark
moss Green-houses within the prospect, appear blended with
the Heath on the Hill-sides; and the fertility. of the Valleys
affords a striking and most agreeabls contrast in the large and
almost interminable range connected with the Estate.
The Hall is placed on an agreeable elevation, admired alike
with the whole property for its salubrity and purity of the at-
mosphere.
Flag and Slate Mines of an unequalled quality abound; and
the Stone Quarries are valuable and inexhaustible. Coals are
found under at a moderate depth, and near to excellent roads.
The Streams of Water at all seasons abundant in the Estate,—
arc of the purest quality, and may he readily applied to the pur-
poses of trade; and the Railroad in contemplation from Shef-
field to Manchester will pass in the immediate vicinity of, if not
through part of the Estate, quite out of the way of the Mansion.
There is an ancient and commodious Chapel in the l'arish
Church of Mottram which has been immemorially attached to
the Han.- The Plantations are beautifully interspersed, thriv-
ing, and prosperous, and there are three Farm-houses, with two
Cottages, and Outbuildings attached to the land.
The proximity of this beautiful property to Manchester, Ash-
ton, Stayley-bridge, Hyde, Stockport, &c., from all of which it
is removed beyond the possibility of annoyance, offers to gentle-
men engaged commercially the rare but desirable advantage of
perfect retirement within an easy walk of their important esta-
blishments.

Printed particulars may be shortly had at the principal Inns
in the neighbourhood, and any information will be afforded on
application to Mr. J. K. WINTIO{BOTTOM, Stockport, and the
Estate may be viewed by Tickets, to he had on application at
the Hall any day from Nine to hree o'clock.