The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-26 00:00:00

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For SALE,
A flue. new BRIG
~41.Aatlik 160 tons register, built entirely English oak, ja
thoroughly copper-fastened,', 1 e ready for launch-
ing in the beginning of March, at Bd ear, near Chepstowl;
'. .
"ovi about half planked, and may *inspected by any party
to putchase her.
Length 79 feet.
B re adth 2l feet 3 inches.
pa; bepth • - -13 feet 3 inches.
further paiticulars apply to
ROSS BROTHERS, 16, Harrington-street.

ON SALE,
74-. The very fine new A 1 copper-fastened Barque
EDINBURGH;
John's, Burthen per register 368 89-94 tons; built at St.
New Brunswick, by an experienced builder, under the
particular inspection or
28th June last. her present owner, and launched on the
Her timbers are all heckmatack, and her stem
stern-pust, 'Trott, &c. of the best. United States and African
oak, bright work, pitch pine. She carries a large cargo on a
light draft of water, sails very fast, is an uncommonly handsome-
modelled vessel, and is very well Adapted for the cotton and tim-
ber trades. Dirnensions—length of keel, 106 feet 8 inches;
length on deck, 126 -feet 9 inches; breadth:6f beam, 31 feet 8
inche
feets ; depth of hold, 21 feet 6 inches ; ight between decks,
7 6 inches. H materials ar of e best Liverpool
t"uutacture and her fastenings ve ea:vy th
and substantial.

Also, FOR SALE,
„ The new A 1 copper-fastened Barque ALBION,
murthen per register 313 tons-, was built at Yarmouth, N.S.,
and launched on, the 4th October, 1834. Her top timbers are
ttll hectnatack, and her top sides are planked with American
Ixtit, her stem, stern-post, and apron are of American oak also
hers fastenings are heavy, and she is altogether a most substan-
ial and strong built vessel; she sails well, and carries a good
cargo, Her dimensions-are—length on deck, 104 feet 6 inches;
tber:a.dth of beam, 25 feet IA inches; depth of hold, about 16
t leight between decks, 6 feet.--For further particulars
ally to rho Captains on board, east side Brunswick Dock, or to
GEORGE GLEN, 4, Cornhill.
Irnot sold, will bedespatched for Savannah immediately they
are discharged. (One concern.)

.
crHE commissioners m a commission of bankrupt, bearing
1 date the 16th of January, 1826, awarded and is ed forth
against RICHARD SHAW CLARE, of Harr' non, near
Ltve'rpool, in the County%of Lancaster, tar and pentine dis-
tiller, dealer' and Chapman, intend to meet the 9th day of
February next, at eleven in the forenoon, e Office of Messrs.
JOHN and GEORGE CRUMP, Solicitors, d 'Churchyard, in
Livetpool aforesaid, to audit the accoun of the assignees of
of the estate and effects of the said bankrupt, under the said
commission, pursuant to an Act of Parliament made and passed
in the Sixth Year of the Reign of his late i‘lajesty King George
the Fourth, intituled "An Act to amend the Laws relating
to Bankrupts."

THE commissioners in a commission of bankrupt.' bearing
1 date the 16th Ht Januarv,.lB26, awarded and - ' ed against
RICHARD SHAW CLARE' of Harrington, ar Liverpool,
in the county of Lancaster, tar and turpcnti distiller, dealer
and. chapman, intend to meet on the 9th f ebrimry next, at
one in the afternoon; at the Office of Me a. JOHN Sr GEORGE
CRUAIP, Solicitors, Old Churchyard, in Liverpool in tire said
county of Lanaaster,, in order to make a 'second and final
DIVIDEND Of the estate and effects of the said bankrupt
when where the creditors who have , not already proved their
debts are to come prepared to prove the satne, or they will be
excluded the benefitol the said dividend. And all claims 'not
then proved will be disallowed.
J.-

frtHE Commissioners in a renewed fiat in bankruptcy .ear-1
1 ing date the 28th day. of October, 1833, awa .ed and
issued forth against THOMAS CROWDER an• ENRY
THOMAS PERFECT, both of Liverpool, in e county of
Lancaster, merchants, (carrying on busmeis ere inpartner-1
ship with James Butler Cleugh, of the city ,f New York, in
the United Stites of America, merchant, under' the'firm of
Crowder, Cleugh, and C 0.,) intend to meej on the 9th day,of
February next, at Twelve o'clock at Nan, at the Office of
Merssrs. Lace, Sons, and'Myers, in Castle-street, in Liverpool,
in the county of Lancaster, to audit the accounts, of the assig-
nees of the estate and effects of the said bankrupts, under the
said fiat, pursuant to an Act of Parliament, made and passed
•in the 6th year of the reign of his late Majesty King George
the Fourth, intituled "An act to amend the laws relating to
bankrupts;" and the said 'commissioners also intend to meet
on the same day, at Two in the Afternoon, and at the same
place, in order to make a final dividend of the estate and
effects of the said bankrupts; when Nnd where the creditors
who have not already proved theirdetts are . to come prepared
to prove the. 'same, or they will be excluded the benefit of the
said dividend. And 'all claims not then proved' will be dis-
allowed.

TRINITY HARBOUR AND LOW WATER PIERS,
For the better Accommodation of Steatn-vessels and other: engaged
in the Navigation. of the, Frith of Forth.
CAPITAL, £2OO 000 IN 1000 SHARES OF f • Lti,ll
Major-General Sir Thomas Maekdougal Br' ane,
V.R. S., Btc.
Ronald Mac Donald Seton,
Erskine Douglas Sandford,
Allen' George Meld,' Esq., R.N.,
'David Sandeman,
Alexander Scot, Esq.
The above highly-respectable names have been elected an
Interim Committee of Management. ,
riiHE Importance of, undettaking, for.the general trade
1 of Schtland—and the advantages to be thus derived to the
Edinbuigh and Glasgow Railway—by the Establishment of an
Harbour, at all tunes of the,tide and in all weathers accessible,
are'shown by the Prospectus that has been published.
RICH f). DAWSON, Agent; Eitchange-alley, Liverpool.
P.S. A very limite4 number of Shares have been placed in
my hands for distribution in. Liverpool, the deposit on which is
only £l, and any appliCation shall have immediate attention.
RICHD. DAWSON, Agent,
Exchange-alley, Liverpool.

BEAUTIFUL 1TA1.;124N SCULPTURED OIiNAMENIS,,
ITIARBLE4CIVAINEY PIECES, TABLES, 4,6.
"VTR. T. BRANCH respectfully announces that/he is in-
11'1 structed to SELL by AUCTION, on "lus.suAy next, 2d
February, 'at Eleven o'clock,' at the Hanover ma, an
ele-
gant assemblage'of beautiful ITALIAN SC PTURE, in-
eluding finely executed'GuourTs of Ft G vitas consisting of the
Shepherds of Broglie, Jupiter,. and Leda, M. einal- Instruction,-
Tam' o'Shanter and Sauter Johnny, Pair Adrian Vases with,
Doves, Canova's Graces, Venus in the hell and returning.
from the 'Bath, Calliope, the Gladia rs, &c.; elabOratelt
finished Models of the Piazza at Pi the Cathedral at Flo-;
rence, and the Baptistery at Pisa;
.great variety of splen-
didly sculptured Vases, Ewers, Feuntains, and Urns, with
superb entwined snake and dolphin handles; -a pair of riehly.
etched .Lamps; perforated Globes; numerous Groups of Ani-
male ;•-elegant Tripods, Tazzas, and Vases of-Agate and Verde*
Tatra; with numerous other Oinainental Articles.
At the same time will be Sold, about Twelve elegant CHIIII,
PIROES,of Italian Statuary, Vein, Blick;“Ddve; "and'Garsdale Marbles; a few Italian and British MARBLE
TABLES, &c. _ . .

To be viewed •on Monday nnxt,- lst February, when Cara--
lognis .may he from Mr. 'l'. BRANCH. •

EXTENSIVE SALE.
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GROCER'S AVD TEA .DEALE R' S , SI'9CK IN TRADE,
E LeGANT SWOP FIXTURES,' 4.c.
By Mr..BROWN,ENTT,
To-inortaow, (Wednesclay,) the '2711) instant, :and two follow-
ing days, at Eleven o'clock each day, on the Premises, 6, St.
George's Crescent.
'11111.'3 whole `Of. the genuine SlOCl‹...in TRADE, elegant
SHOP FIXTURES, and .other Effect's of Mr. Samuel
Hill, Grocer and Tea Dealer, declining the Itt.,tail Basineis.
The Stock coniprises upwards of 1" is. wEight of Blackl
find Green Teas, chiefly of-the' finer qua es, Ray: and Roasted
Coffee, Raw and Refined Sugars:a I
,„,e` quantity of various
lsorls 4 Spiees,,Essence of Ditto in email bottles, . Essente ?of
leg
ii Coffee in tiair-riat bOttles, Wdx, Spermaceti, acid liensin,ton
Candles, 6 cwt. Carraway Seeds, 2 cwt. Pearl Sago, 4 cat.
Tapioca, a cwt. Starch, 8 cwt. ground Cocoa, -6 cwt. Chocolate,
about 50 Dozen Bottles of assorted Pirkles, amuentity of West
India and other' Preserves, Foreign -Fruit, including 'lmperial
'Plums in cartoons and quarter boxes, Muscatel. and _other Raisins, Turkey. Figs, 3 cwt. Soft Shell Almonds, WeStphalia
Hams, , and Afffisla
.Qx," Toitgues,- Riee, Macareni, Veitnieelii,
`Arrowroot, 40 gallons of. Vinegar„ about forty Ilb. Boxes of
?prime Havannah Cigiii,ti, ,
The Fixtutos,donsiist of a Mahogany-top Counter, '2'2 feet 8
inches by 2 feet 7 inches; an ornamented •Canister Ranffe, for'
,!:30 Canisters, with splendid Cornice; ylass Case for Sh;?p Win-
: dow, 12 feet '6inebes by TO 'feet 6' ihefte4 ; unity '121b.. Tea
iCanisters, 7 Chest 'Ditto, Counter. Desk. ' large Beam,-Scales,
'Weilhts, &c.
The whole will be sold without reserve, and in Lets Suitatle
for Private Families. . . . . ..
May be viewed on the 'Mornlngs of Sale, when Catalogues
may be had on the PreMiies or of the 'Auctioneer, at his Offices,
Clarendon-buildings; South John-street.