The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-19 00:00:00

FRIDAY .

On FRIDAY next. the 26th instant, at Orie ,at William
Nevett's Office, Rumford-stz e •
About 39
oTons Litna.NICARAG WOOD, -
Ex Maria and Mazatlan, landing on the eastre of the Prince's
Dock.—Apply to Messrs. TODD NaYLOO and Co., Merchants,
Or WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.

ESTABLISHMENT FOR THE CURE OF DEAFNESS
AND ALL DISORDERS OF THE 'AR,
No. 46, BOLD-STREET, Livrairoo ..
ATRS. GA4PN)ER,,AURIST, from Lando and. Edinburgh,
V
1. and of Grafton-street, Dublin, h s e honour of an-
nouncing her return to Liverpool,- and m• be consulted until
the 20th of SepteMber.
N.B.—Separate Apartments for consultations, , and neither
the Name nor Address of any Patient is required.
***, -Persons residing,at: a distance ,may state their ! CoM-
plaints by letter, .post-paid, and on a remittance being included,
Advice and Medicines are scut by return of post to all parts 'of
the Kingdom:
Pose of Deafness cured of Forty Years standing:—
Having had occasion to confide several cases of deafness
to, the care of Mrs. Gardner during the last'eight inonths in'
Dublin, I am happy to give my entire approbation of her treat-
ment, and can vouch for the innocence of the-means she em-
ploys; as well as the speed with which the most inveterate
complaints are eradicated. Her success has ensured her the
confidence of the public, and her professional abilities in cases
that appeared hopeless and incurable have confirmed• her repu-
tation as a first-rate Aurist, and obtained her the patronage of
the Faculty.
In justice, therefore, to her talents, and in order. that all
who 'labour under similar complaints may obtain relief, I have
been permitted to publish the' ease.of J. GOilett, Esq., No.'l,
Old Merrion, who has been completely:restored to his hearing
by this Lady after being deaf forty years, and had been pro-
nounced incurable by several expemenced Aurists.
"J:-W. GREA7VES, M.D.
"Dublin, lOtla,August, 1836. . ,

XRI O N' S truly valuable CAMOMILE PILLS for
INDIGESTION, &c.—These Pills are a pure extract of
Cammomile Flowers, prepared by a peculiar pros s, by 'which
all the medicinal properties of rather more tha one ounce of
the flowers are concentrated
,into four mode ate sized Pills.
They are mild in operation, and have prove wonderfully sue-
cessful in retnoviag,eveFys,vmptorn of indi, ion, sick headache,
loss of appetite, giddiness, heart-burn, cos eness, eruptions of
the skin, and all Complaints arising from isordered state of the
dipstive organs ;. they:require no alterations of diet, and their
operation will be found ea beneficial in giving. tone to the sto-
mach, regulating the lioWels, and in promoting a healthy habit,
es fully to convince all who take them of their great utility.
Persons who have suffered from indigestion for several years
have by their use in a feW weeks perfectly recovered, which is a
convincing proof that in the smallest compass is contained the
largest quantity of the tonic principle, of so peculiar a nature as
to pervade the whole system, through which it diffuses health
and strength. _

Sold wholesale by Barclay and Sons; T. Butler; E. Edwards;
V. Newbury and Sons; W. Sutton and Co.; and A. Wilough-
by and Co., (late B. Godfrey Windus,) 64, Bishopgate-street,
Without London ;.and retail by pearly all respectable Medi-
cine l'eriderisi.

INCORRODIBLE ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
Placed without Wires or other Ligatus es,.
AND MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM FOR FILLING
DECAYED TEETH

WITHODT'PAIN, HEAT, 01; PRESSURE.
MALLAN, SURGEON DENTISI', (of the t'jr6ri of
Monsieur MALIAN and Sons, :32, Great Burstreet,
Bloomsbury-square, and It). LUdgate-hill, Lon' ni) begs
to inform his Patrons the Nobility, Gentry. and nbabitants of
Liverpool, Manchester, and vicinities, that o account of the
many applications he ha 4 received for his ro sional assistance
he has been induced to revisit the above. o s, and maybe con-
sulted on MONDAYS, TUESDAYS, and EDNESDAYS, at 86,
King-street, Manchester; and on THU DAYS, FRIDAYS,' and
SATURDAYS, at Messrs. Manson,anct Co.'s, 56, Bold-street, Li-
verpool.
Mons. M. continues to restore Decayed Teeth, however large
the cavity,. with- his: 'celebrated-MINERAL SUCCEDANECII4:so
.UDl7el"Silllyrecommetiord h the Taculty of London and Paris.
The. Operation of stepping Teefh is performed f6v
seconds, . The- Mineral put into the cavity in an almost 140 ;d
state, without heat or pressure; it harilens iuto.enarnel, allays
the most excruciating pain, airlasts for many years, preventing
the.ne&ssity.of extraction:
.LoOsE TP.ETH-FASTENED,Whethet arising from age, neglect,
disease-of:the gurus, or the si cof calomel. ... •
INdOERODIBI.E A i I'mr Id! Al 'PEE'''. rroin a single. one-to a
. .
complete set, matthing exactly in form and. colour itie adjoining
odes. These Teeth wi.l not corrode or become discoloured; Iher
ai'e fixed, without wires or other ligatures, on a principle which'
imparts to the countenance a youthful and improved appear-'
;mice, and, whilst •thec afford surmort to the adjoining Teeth,
however loose, answer ever purpose of mastication and articu-
lation.

•To Clergymen and public Orators labouring under defective
pronunciation, Mons. M.'s thethtid of replacing Teeth will be
found peculiarly valuable,. as it obviates all defects of articula-
tion, particularly the inability to give the proper sound to the
Dento-lingual double Consonant TFT.
The use of Artificial:Teeth in sonic instances has been found,
objectionable by invalids taking medicines thathave a tendency
to discolour them, or in the performance of operations which
compel their removali perhaps. in the presence of an attendant
or domestic. Mons. M., however, has been successful in re-
moving these objections by constructing Teeth for those pur-
poses of, substancei, and in such a manner as to render them
capable of withstanding effects of the most inimical nature.
Natural Teeth placed on the aheve improved principle. '
Mons. M. particularly invites the members of the-Faculty to
witness the operation of filling Decayed Teeth. with their Mine-
ral Succedaneum, of which they are the sole Inventors and
Possessors.
Charges as in Paris.— Hours of attendance from Ten till Five.

FAMILIES UII,NIS INGwill do Well to visit DtwitY's
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FURNISHING ItiosluoNGroty
WAREHOUSES AND SHOW Rooms, Established thirty years, at
12, CASTLE-STREET, where the most general And. extensive
Stock of the best Articles ae on Sale, of warr ted quality,•and
at moderate prices.
Stove Grates, Fenders, Fire Irons, C Ing• Apparatus and
Utensils of every description, of the st approved patterns,
Table Cutlery, SilVer and best Shel Eel Plated Goods London
Bronzed' Tea and Coffee Urns, &c., Brass and BloCk Tin Ware,'
and every numerous llequisite.required in Furnishing.
110-dgeres filie"Cirtlery, in
,extensive variety, Plated on Steel
and Albata, Goods. of superior quality. •
Metallic Bedsteads, from -12 s. 41(Xl.

Every Patent Article Of Merit connected with the Trade kept
in stock. Bradford's celebrated Cork Razors, tempered on un-
erring principles. -
Eiery Article sold at this Establishment Warranted.
HulAinsoli' et Road Weighing MaChitces,,at reduced prices,

Engraving and Reeairs neatly Executed.
Catalogues a Furuish;ng Articles, avails.

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To L. iss;.i:i, in0r,T.111.14-AiNziu,. , ..
On the lst of Septeint er. l'.::::ii, %,:li tie Pt' M§.lllAl4 il\:()• 1,-Price
:....,... 214. (;J. 1,:,...... „,,od is. Gil.
,ru,t1..1t.-0,54,,. ,
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1
ad make 'll'iiis c.nitiv...aie,.l in' the GI Q errly,)pv
.. Nve,,,iir,opo.
§tkji /
Oardn....'clw ,Drawing,a,..will lie acenratelv ocupa,frfntkna-
ture, ef 449.1%111 size,or the n(nyc,s, .‘y4,th.o . ailition of Asset-
Lions of the parts .of fre..tifi.eatimi ;ind path e ininiatureapf the
.entire Plants. Clorierie.and specific description ',rill be in:corn-
pa tiled
,Ly popular io fOrmat ion, ou the iiistory,,gropfeAtiec .kla-
bits, Culture and GeogriTl.ical I.lil:liiiintioni of:4lM khjects
figured. Also a 13otanicai Ltletionarvillngt rated by numerous
cuts,:will. be written by Professor Hi'irslow exurcssili fo.r. the,
Work, and a portion of it will be give.n, itt
_each number till
"completed. Thel‘latural Oiclers!4 Plants will, be illustra'ted in
a familiar style, to introduce the reader ht',. ease stpps,to ;an. inti-
mate knowledge of these pleasing. subjects wllicn,lllthi-iti) that'
have been'superfijiallv examined.
The exertions of the Conclubtor, who has been before the
public nearly twelve years as Author of the Botanic Gardeo,_
a Work which has afforded more gratification and bt,en more
'the instrument of diff,using a taste for the Flower Garden th,,n
any ever published, combined with the well-known takut of the,
Rev. Professor Henslow, and that of one of the first Lecturers
in the Metropolis,. will secure to THE BOTANIST advantages
which, it is presumed, have not hitherto been combined in the
production of any similar work. Preparations are making:to
produce the Typographical, -as well as;.well as the illustrative
parts in a style not to be excelled.
London—Published by It. Grpolni)ridge; Galignani, Paris;
Jackson. New fork. - . . . .

DENBIGHSHIRE.
CAPIZIL FREEHOLD PROPERTY. , \ •
On WEDNESDAY next, the:2lth instant, between the. Hours of
Thi:ce and Piiie in the AftOnoon, at the Crown Inn. Den-
- high, in the county ofgetibigh, in the fiillOw* bits, and
• suoject to the Conditio*,ii'liich will be . the rid there pro-
diced, unless, previousla4lo'seil of by P vale Contract, of
W'hich due..notice will bp!, ivettf,
L't
ALL ttrat ER.EEITOL D PRO ERTYancl MANOR,'
I,Al' ;DS. with tiie,several PLANTA-
.
TtoNs of most ,'thriving Young TIMI3EI.I. thereon, called-by'
the'itcone olliryt -Cared oiherwise. Ty' n y Caiau, tegether
with a-good itud substant:i.i HOUSE and OUTBUILD-
INGS; as also, a .MESSUAGE or DWELLING4IOIISE
Intl tlay name of .PC,VIII, 4(ljOilling to
atitl forming part of the tibove PreiniSes; and also; the MANOR
called Bryn Car'edi,, and ail MANORIAL 1:1101-ITS i 4
belonging and apprtainitig. The Premises are in 'a ring fence,
and contain, by adineasaireinent,'3o9A. In, 18p., or thereabout,
he tae same more or less, kiwi now in the occupation of Mr.
William Evans, nod Mr. iriuglr Evans, their itudertenants pr '
assigns.
Lot 2. All that excellent FARM nod LANDS, with the se-
verId.'PLANTATION S of most thriving younk TIMBER
thereon, called by the name of Caeau G..vviliou, situate, lying.,
and being in the Parish of Llaurhaiadryn Cininerch, in thek said •
County of ,Denbigh, containing, by adineasu ternent, 78A. I a. 9P.'
(exclusive of such Plantations) be the same more ur less, and
now in the holding. oruccupation of Mr. John. Ogden, as tenant
thereof.-

3. 'AI that IVIES .iIJAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, with
the several FIELDS or Parcels of LAND, and TIMBER
growing tbereen,surje4,o! know-sr ty the ifa,pw of Feel G•lllt-
syth, situatcund heingiin..,the_Tttrish of Llanrhaiatir ya Ciu-
ruerch aiorwitid, colitatiAng,. by 'admeasurement, 61.4. Ou. 2 P.,
o.t. theY ~ tit, belliVs:ftite.:*ore ordess, and n0.,,v in, the hold-
ing, lf#l4)M
13, ~. Ai ati,lll Of !iilliarri. Hughe:i: as Tenant thereof.
1 ') lihtt it or or .13WELLING.HOUSe.:,
with 1 :o,everal I'lEl.lAClosee. er &a:, ,l; 5f .1.....11.1) thaseto
aita.'Cd , anci the several PLANTA.T/C,l'iS' Jnd TIMBER
g rq•t ero,o, i -it 1 Ctre r .k.ou v.- it b y.ttliptik•Oittici: .attil. i G-If s .-,
teat and t;eing al the Parish of Llanyt)7dils, in the said County
liti DOtibigh, containing; by admeasurernetit:;s4.Bl. `3lt,r 31p.. or
)h5..
j.h
I, e'ettiii/00(wicidtivo!01.3titiiii?..1fi-iitatiOneittivi 'Timber .'L'etitt.,),
f lin, , ef- pn.polo.l4lo_ IWO, i.11.h-I*olding or occupation
A +lin q*mrtrlrt.- .T.' tiler'
i
1. ,1% , ~iyi 14p4 6. 14,4pj,,i,j,,,,_ (...... Ilenlion
it 1., L. . . rtr• 5 7te ,i'l_f.j
~=L . ~n 1 110, •,1.1f;
•' k Y4p4tonfAfAitoFtt tl4olll7'rPagse, , ~od voli,h loot
VtY. Jit. , ~ . . ,til .. „' loot u, ,-, rithltilittOtikOtitifittit Ih tPatlish (...,- ..,eollari,
f • ~: lilltk h4iti)tl igf,*l4lA 11l Eor 1) W 441. LI N 1-II OU SE,
I
'0
911,itil , ,4R. 1405 t 1141 aelied., ; and , TIMBER. ;groping
il,!grCtin.lNP; le,rl§ '4O Alftli 4.40.4. the name of Bryn Llafan-.
ilan:",ulg nu b Itti'l4' sag' tra.ri,n of llenllan, in the said
C0pnt.0'41410,41.1159.,%,. Ictrltit'AiiVik,-/bY tvAn:Ntsinertient, 21. i. 9o:
1-[ i
,110.,i 441 ;kipiskernei*kirEo.7or telt, togerner with the LIME
ROCii".B4lo,llliNfi, ;erected thereon, and now in the holding
Or Occupation ot Mr. William Foulkes, a Tenant thereof.'
~.q. All that HOUSE, SHOP,.. PADDOCK, ,and• PRE-.
MISES, t:41.1 the Appuctenances thereto belonging, situate in
the Village of lienlian:'Containfrig, by adineasurement; 2r:
IIP., and now in the Ii dding or.,occupation of Mi. Robert:
Jones, grocer.
7. Ail t:.,;:;e. Two MESSUAGES or TENEMENTS,'
with the.IIOUSES, OUT-HOUSES, LANDS, PREMISES,
and .1. VP Ult l'i-:N ANC ES thereto belonging, called by the
several mimes of Bryn v lituoydd, and Gwydyr, situate, liing,
and being in .the. Ririsit of. Llanyfydd, in the county of.ben-
bigh aforesaid, containing by adinetsurement, 13:3. On. 2AP. or
thereabouts, be the sante more or Tess, and now in the ho'ding
or occupation of ,Mr... Humphrey ./Nilliams, as tenant theleof
respectively.,
8. And also, all that ether`MESSUAGE or DWELLING-;
HOUSE, with the , ITARI)S, BUILDINGS, .FIELDS,
LANDS, and Pit EMISES .thereto attached, called Pentre
1)0. situate in the said PariSh of Llanyfy dd, tegether with the
TlMBERstanding and-growing thereon, now in the oecupation
of .111 r. Robert .1 nes, as tenant thereof, and containing by ad-
measttreineut, 8:-3.1. 'it. Ill>., ur thereabouts, be the same more
or less.' • • ' .- . '' ' ' '''

Lot 1 is,,situate in the fertile and justly adinired Vain of
Clwyd. within one mile of the ,much frequented market town
of huthin, seven fro:n DeniiiA,.ten from ,MOld,•sixteen from
Wi•exhuni; and foiirteeti from the Port of -, from
which place •h,Steamar.‘plieS ,daily. to Liverpool.- The Lands
are rich and in a higix "44 of,Gultivation, with plenty Of Game,
and Covers for Preserves, They adjoin the Lands and Pre-
serves of•Loed Bagot, fir, W..W. Wynne, tart., Miss M yddel-
ton, of, Rabin Castle, and j. Lloyd Wynne,
,Esq. of. Coed Coch.,
There •are 'excellent Troia siteams nearly 'adjoiiiiip, the.Prc-
mites. Lime is to be bad in any quantity•on the hand; and
there -are. two. Lime ibis, from ,which a 70011 poet: mayibet
derived.
The Turnpike and other Roads adjoining are very good, and
Cual way be obtained attha clleap rate. Tha situation is one of
the most
,delightful eVale of Clwyd. having the whole of
the Ciwyclian • range of-Hills in view. The principal' Farm
Rouse which is large; might,. at a trifling expense,,be'cunverted
into au excellent residence for the recei.tion of a,Genteel
Family. The country is a sporting, one, bein7 but a short dis.: •
tance;frorn Lord Mostyn, and Colonel Vaughan's Foxiliounds.
'lo the Capitalist wishing; to realize, the abol,e Property would
be Most desirable, as- figun the situation and excellence Of the.
Land,.good and substantial Tenants.can always be:Obtained:
Lot 2 is also situate in. the. Vale of Clwyd • aforesaid, and
within amile of the market town. of
,Renbigh. The Land is
rich,.in a high state of cultivation, is in a ring fence, and co-
piously supplied with water. It adjoins the Lands of 11. M.
alostyn, of Segroit, Esq., R.N., Lord Newborough Miss Myd-
delioni and Edward ~I.4luvd, Esq., of Rhaggatt. The Planta-
tions, which abound with game, contain. some thriving healthy
°aft and Other timber. The adjoining roads are good, and coal
May be had at a moderate expenge.
.Lot 3 is situate on the road from Denbigh to,Cerrig y druid-
ion, about three miles flow the foimer town. It lies in a ring
fence.is,weßsupplied with water, and the Land is in a good
state of cultivation. It adjoins Lands belonging to Lord New-
borough, Dr. CM:lining, and Mr. Uugh Edwards. The timber'
is thriving and lime almost at hand.

Lot 4 stands within about a (limiter of a mile of the village of
Henllan, and'adjoies Lands belonging to George Griffith, Esq.,
of Garir, and. Mrsi•Charabres, of Llysmeitchion. It lies in a
ring ilonce,- is rplentifally waterf,;and tbeTimber
arid. plAntations are in ;a thriving stake. The Mill (though in a
differe'at parish the Feria) adjoins and fOrmS a partrof this
lot, and is held by the same tenant. • Both the Mill and Build-
ings connected, are in excellent order and repair, and from the
sante being well supplied with. Water, anti its contiguity to the
populous village of Henilau and neighbourhood, is always in
full employ.
' Lot.s is within the village of Henllan aforesaid, and adjoins
the Lands of Miss Myddelton, of Ruthin: Castle, add George
G'riffith, Esq., of Garn. • The Land is in -a ring fence, and in a
Complete state of cultivation. There is also a Lime Rock and
Kilns on the Property, which yield annually a large suns of
money.

Lot ti is also situate within the said Village of Henllan. The
House, Shop,.and Premises are in good repair, and the tenant
carries on a profitable business as a grocer and general shop-
keeper.
Lot 7, These .two Farms adjoin each other, and are in the
holding of (me person, and situate the parish of Llanyfydd,
in the said county Of Denbigh, about two miles from the village
oftfieullan, and the Caine distance from Llauyfydd. This Pro-
perty also lies in a ring fence, is well supplied with water, and
the timber glowing thereon in. a thriving condition. It adjoins
Lauds belonging to Colonel Sainsbury, of Galltfaenan, R. Cur-
rie, Esq., and others. There is also a Cottage on that part or.
the Farm balled G.rydir, which is in good repair, and three other
Cottages attached to the Premises.
Lot-. 8 is also situate in the, said Parish of Lianyfydd, lies in a
ring; fence, 'and adjoins the properly of Lord Dinorben, near
Partnewydd, and George Griffith, Esq. of. Garn. The house
and premises arc in good repair, and the, Land \\ell cultivated
r . and supplied with ware, and is believed the same is full of
Valuable Mineral, and a Person has taken the Land for the
purpose (and is,.at present) searching fur Lead,Ore, Under a
most advantageous agreement 00 the part of the Landlord, A
Capital Trout Stream is close by, and there' are very thriving
plantations on this lot.
• The above lots (with the exception or the first) are variably
situated at distances of frOin one. to four miles of the before
mentioned market town of Denbigh, and, which latter is eight
miles from Ruthin, 16 front Mold, 2S from Chester„l2 from
Elolywell; 5 frdin tit. Asaph, and 10' from l hyl, from the latter
of which placer, Steamers ply daily to and from Liverpool. The
respective Farms are well adapiel for the pi °serration of Game)
(with which they abound) being supplied with the best o
Covets.
For further particulars, apply (if try letter post-paid) to Mr.
Isaac TA 1- Lok,Land Surveyor, C01e,1,11 Cottage. near 1101v-
well, Or at the Office of. Mr. J. VA CI; 11 A N HORNE, .Sqlicito-r,
Denbigh, Where Maps are left ror inspection; and the Tenants
of the prove-Hy will show their resper tire Farms:
Lots 4,5, 6, and 8 have been sold by Private contract since
the Advertisement first appeared. , .

iii.eti,,,,---
COKE. . .
TOIRONFOUNDERS- AND EXPORTERS FCO I:.
klipliE, of-a quality equal to any hither )' • troduced into
i Liverpo.)l, and approved i)fl?y the l'riu al Con,u,uors in
this imtn, as well 'as Tretnti, Choiley, °ROD, Wigan, St.
Helen's, and the Neighbouring Distikts, may be had (in any
~ .
quantity) on application to
,
P. GASKELL, 11, Oldhall-street, Liverpool.

j)ol;l''.l3.T. P ..‘YLSITSLakiI.III:II3IOII°III..CI4I6
14.. tinir respective Friends: an
hive this (;ay eptered into Paritiorithip,t
AYLI iS A .13,„ ]
• ; AN p
and respectrany•thait for the fire n 9.t.pce of the fat-ours
they have Perieneeil `",71" ' ' •
. .
13• and •ti 2. v ish further to annvt ertn4t.)t. is their ,Intention,
;as Sharo-hroker, to confine tux Commission Bnsi7
,Des's:.exclusivefy,' and in no instance to either tiny or sell on
their Otyn ae(vilut, (heinz precluded by their partnership :err
thereby protectiog from the interference of any itersonal
eciinsi(tieratto he
iotnttiireinefeTt)
:i(n.
ts o f Vio'se who limy confide their corn-
nissims
CG, Castle-itreet, July
•

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lii the ; r;T. ERA I,
IN AN N UAL .LICENSING MEETI ' of the JUS-
TICES of the pzAC E for the BOIWUG LI VBR POOL,
will be hOitii.:ll in IGe Si:SSIONS'-HUI.SE, Olith Chapel street,
in and for. the said Borough, on MONDAY, the 22d day of August
instant,at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, for the purpose of
GRANTING LICENSES to Persons keeping or being about
'to keep Inns, Alehouses; and Victuallin;, houses to Sell Excise-
able Liquors by Retail„ to be drunk and consumed on the
Premises therein. specified, and on each Buret eding morning,
at'the same time and place, until the business is completed.
hated this 13th day of August. .18.911. •
ELLIS and. SFIUTtLEWORTH, •
Clerks to the Justices.

ON SALE.
Aro" Pair of large massive orna tal CAST IRONtt GATES, in tAloo parts, with roll , and fitted ready, for
putting ,up. Suitable for the enfranc a gentleman's grounds
or public works. Apply to Mr. J N JONES, Joiner, Mount
Vernon.
One Pair 9 feet high, and 9 feet 6 inches wide.
One Pair II feet high, and 9 feet 6 inches wide,
will 4t1.6..,:t fora gateway of 10 feet, if necessary.

rn:obP SOLDC,v PutvATE TREATY, a w substantial built
lit tlie Gothic style, deligh Ily situated in Edge-
lane, a lit* beyond the Botanic Gard s, (where innibusses
pass nparik every' hour in the, day,, containing Dining-room,
2) feet by l 5 feet; Sitting-room, I cet by 13 feet; a small Li-
brary-rna;-n. Eli chen,Tautries, & . on the same floor, the' whole
cellared under, five' Bed-rowns, one Dressing-room, and three
rooms above, with. Gardens back and front, containing:.about
2000 yards of Land.
Also, two Lots of LAND adjoining, which Will be sold separ-
ately to suit a purchaser, 75 yards deep.— Apply to Mr. W. A.
S,slTtt,4l, King-street, or T. A. DALE, 70, Castle-street, Liver-
pool.

THE PATRONAGE, RIGHT OF PP .SENTATION
AND PERPETUAL ADV 'SONS
•
or TUE
C HURCk OF ST: MAR TL 1"-THE-FIE LDS
TowN, F t.,11 POOL.
1.'1170 be SOLD, by er cf. bbc (lommisioners aiNditted by
,C4.4-64Y z toe stare .o rqb e:1-.:estirlyti'Stkt?torch
in } rY land and Wales, with reference to Ecclesiastical Duties
and It e,:•eimeg,
:The P:Eft EIETLIA L ADVO \VSON and PATRONAGE,
or Itight bf Pi GS EN lATIO.N of Minister and Assistant 'Ali-
ter ttittte CHU UCH •of ST. M ART I NAN-THE-VIELDS,
in' the Turin of Liverpool. Under., an Act of Parliament, lUth
Gt*l V. c. 11,• the yearly Salary of is p,,iyable to the Mi-
..
nisfer,'atht the.yearly
,SalAry of £2.)Uto toe Assistant Minister
ly the Corporation (if Li'verpool. : They are entitled to Fees.
'file. annual Appnintineuts of 'Clerk. and 'Sexton, with Salaries
pin Able by the Corporation, are rested
.iu the first .Minister.
The present Minister is 5a years of age. The Assistant all
nister is 31 years of age.
vowson is in the Patronage of the Mayor, Al•ler-
Men, and Burgesses of the Borough of Liverpool, and is to
s,ild by order 4.f. his Majesty's said Commissioners, by Ten-
der, in .the form, of Which has been upp..oved by the, said Com-•
m'issioners.

Such persons as are desirous of makinz Tenders for the
purchase of the said Advowson, may receive forms of Ten-
der at-,the Office of the said- Commissioners, No. 6, White-
hall-place, London,. betweeti.the hours of eleven and three,
or at the Office of the Town-clerk' Town-hall, Liverpool;
and thh Ternlers- mikst be-delivered in ,Duplicate, sealed up and
directed "To His ,Majestv's; Cotionissimers appointed.to con-,
sitter the state of theEstal;lished.Claircli in England and Wales
with reference to Ecclesiastical duties and.revenues." markinz
thereon "Tender for the .right of Presentation of Minister and
Assistant-:Minister to the Chuich of St. Martin-in-the-Fields.,
in the town of Liverpool," at. the Office o(the said Commis-
sippers, on ,or before FRMAY, the .26th day of August, 1836;
but noTeuder will be receivedafter Twelve•o'clockon that day,
nor w;ill any proposal be noticed unless Made in the said form,
and deliveled at the said. Office of the Commissioners, '
For' further information and particularpplv to the Town-
clerk, Town-hall, Liverpool; or at the (wMee of Messrs. An-
LiNnirON. Gatiariony,FALKNEti, and Fet,LLTT, Solicitors, Bed-
ford-row, London.

Enzuvartict Notice.

rEsT OF ENG LAND FIIIE AND.LIF
COMPANY.

FNSURANCE

. . ..
. CHM!, OI,FICE, EkEp
1 or. '
1,-.. 1,1'.. IN:- l.: '3 A NC' I:2S aiti . fleeted the approved plan or
.I_,A i_;ivi.,,; lu ti.,,,,, 1:1,u1,i a participation in the disposable
surplus Piethill,,,,, , '_,,•h utay he added as a BONUS to the
Snot iti,,11,1, ,)r in,i.i, : in Ifeductioia of the futuie Annual
1.).,"%tn( ::1,.
A Leclaced Seale of Piet:gums and Conditions may be had of
WM. IV-MTV:HOUSE and SON', Agents,
12, Exuhan:ze-iniildings, Liverpool. : . ....

WOOLFIELD'S BAZAAR,
•
LAND 72,
CIIURCH•STREET, LIVER OL,
• ADJOINING. TIII3. POST- FICE,
EMPORIUM P k
• SUPP,RIO.i; LONDON EIVELLERY.
UPEi3iiBRONZE CLOCKS, L. IPS, CIjANDELIEIiS, "
CHIMNEY ORNAMENTS, .
• AND ALL Tl 9; VARIOUS
FANCY MANUFACTURF,RS. ne ENGLAND, FRANCE,
OFRMANY,;&e.
VANUFACTORY FOR lifOlai-110XES, WRITLAW
.DESKS. -IND,DRESSI,Aca-C4SES. -
A TISITORS and Strangers in Liverpool, and the '.Pub-
' lie in general,- are respectful;y invited to visit this Unique
Establishment, whether as purchasers or parties in search of
amusement, the whole of the STOCK, (certainly one of the
largest and most varied in, England) being conveniently ar-
ranged for inspection, and the price marked on each Article,
from which no deductions are wade, nur is any credit gi vet],
this system enabling the Proprietor to offer his Goods lower than
any other. _ _

-'IIIeYEWELLERY is of the best London Manufacture,
and has given general satisfaction: in consequence, T. Wool,
FIELD finds a continually increasing deinanu, and he is there-
fore enabled daily to replenish his Stock with the choicest and
most fashionable Articles, awl to keep a most extensive Assort-
ment, the Moderate price of which cannot 'fail to secure to the
Jewellery Department a continuance of the favoured and in-
creasing patronage of the Public.
T. Woomian begs to draw partictilar attention to his
splendid show of CLOCKS and TIME-PIECES, in Gilt,
Bronze,- Alabaster, Porcelain, &c. ; the Stock is immensely
large, and the Designs suited to Rooms of any size or style,
the price varying from £5 to £l2O. The utmost care is taken
with regard to the Movements, which are warranted, •
T. W. has also a choice Collection of ANTIQUE CLOCKS,
of the time of Louis XIV,. extremely well suited for Country
Mansions, large Staircases, &c. These articles are now much in
favour, and very.scarce.
The WRITING DESKS, DRESSING CASES, WORK-
BOXES, and JEWEL-BOXES are all made on the Pre-
Mises ; and the Stock of these Articles is certainly much more
extensive and varied than in any other House in the Kingdom.
In the planning of both Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dressing
Cases the utmost pains are taken to make them as convenient
and complete as possible for Travelling. Purchasers have
likewise the option °Nuking or rejecting any part of the Fittings
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 Morrocco 'Leather;
also, small MILITARY DRESSING CASES, containing all
that is needful, and weighing only six ounces. each.
NE PLUS ULTRA WRITING DESKS for Travelling
complete with Patent Inkstands,'&c., in great variety, from 12s:
to £4 each.

PAPER CASES, FOLIOS, TRAVELLING BAGS, &c.
In the Repairing and Refitting. of DESKS and DRESS-
IN G CASES, T. WOOLFIELD'S 'Workmen 'have great experi-
ence, mid he has the means to complete every thing that is
entrusted to him in this brancki.o.the most substantial manner,
with economy and despatch.
OIL and GAS LAMPS and- CHANDELIERS in great
Variety, adapted for Private Rooms of all sizes, Public Build,
ings, Churches, Chapels, &c.
TABLE, . SIDEBOARD, BRACKET, FIGURE and
HALL LAMPS, on the newest and most approved con-
struction.

-"T. Woo L.FIELD fki() re4)ronzes, re-lacquers and repairs Lamps
of all descriptions; and keeps 'far sale a ;;rent variety of
GtiouN I) and CuT GLASSES, adapted to all kinds of Lamps.
A superb variety. of FLOREN'FINE, PARIS, and other
BRONZES, or the most beautiful and costly finish, consisting
of FIGURES; P.ITSTS, VASES, CANDELABRA, &C
Elegant ctn.' GLASS LUSTRE CANDLESTICKS,- for
im NF. v,plEcEs,, vi,ith an immense choice or other appropriate
CHININ EY ORNAMENTS, including a recent impartation
front Leghorn of a most tasteful variety of IT N ALIA A LA-
BAS'rR ES ; also., a fine Collection ofTABL ES, in MARBLE
and 'SGAGLIOLA 'WORK.
JAPANNED 'rEA TRAYS, in Papier Mache and Iron,
from the plainest to the most extensive Patterns.
• Japanned PA PIER AI AC E TABLES, Pole SCREENS,
S ES:CARD BOXES, CAKE BASKETS, and. HAND
SCREENS. All these Articles may be had in Plain Colours
for Ladle, theoiselves to fluish.
CHINESE GOODS of sarions kinds, including .some fine
; Jars Vases Jardini
Specimens of very OLD C I NA, ,
Plates, DiAes, &e., Elaborately-acirtyveaor irevd?RlNYDFLlNASnarinld_
CARD Like,, ise,
. CASES..
CLES, iu Jap:itined and Lacgocred lATork.
A. lar,e AAssortmentof M s USICAL NUFF-BOXES, direct
frit tn Ge ire plav iug .f u. two , twelve tunes,
Several
vco, foie iNtI,sILAL BOXES, playing teh
most celebrated'Overtures ; price, from £5 to £5O.
Rogers
,and.. wariawed CUTLERY, in RAZORS.
PENKNiVE:SCISSOUS. TABLE RN IVES, & DRESS-
I NG-CASE INSTRUMENTS. Also, a Variety of very com-
rdete Sets Of XARA,,k,:t CUTLERY, fitted up in Cases, exceed-
ingly convenient for preserving them iu good condition.
.SILVER DESSERT KNIVES and FORKS; Plated on
Steel DaTO, with ylain and Carved Pearl and Ivory Han-
dles, in Sin Ale, El,Onyle Sets,' and in Cases lined with Silk
Velvet, adtriliably,aitatiged for their preservation, and forming
very suitable 'll/W44W:or. lons,.keeperss presents.
COMBS, BRUSHES, and' all kinds' of the most approved
and fashionable 'l' ER Il' ii:RY.
E R
'Gennine EAU DE COLOGNE, imported direct from Co-
logne, :3s. let,per Bottle, or 20s. per Box of Six Bottles.
An immense choice of LA DIES' SILK VELVET and
other RETICULES, from 3s. to 3 Guineas each. Also,
PURSES, Plain and very richly Embroidered, from ls. to 30s.
each.

LADIES' FRENCH SATIN SHOES, at ss. 6,1. per Pair.
A variety of FANCY ARTICLES, in IVORY, MOTHER-
OF-PEARL, and TORTOISE-SHELL.
CHESSMEN, BAC RGA M MON. BOARDS, BAGA-
TELLE TABLES, and various other Gaines and Fancy Arti-
cles too numerous to mention.

Thos Woor,FIELn beg, to state that the increasing Patron-
age,his Establishment still meets with encourages him to per
in selecting, both from London and the Continent, such
Articles of taste and novelty as are likely to be pleasing to his
extensive connexion, and to maintain an Establishment in Li-
verpool doeitladly superior to any other single concern in Lon-
don, or the Empire, the choice of Goods being greater, their
quality the best, and the prices extremely moderate,

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL S
NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, th the COMMIT-
IN TEE of
.the LIVERPOOL AGI 'ULTURAL SO-
CIETY will in future hold their NIE 4" "GS at the NEPTUNE
Hozar., CLAYTON,IQUARE, and tha he next General Meet-
ing.of the Committee will be. held on. SATURDAY, the 27th
instant, at Ten o'clock, on which day the Public are requested
to take Notice that the SWEEPSTAKES will be entered.
The ANNUAL CATTLE SHOW will take place THIS
YEAR on THURSDA 1", 6th OCTOBER next; and the Cattle will be
enterer? on Wednesday, the sth Octnho' next, in the large
Room at the Neptune lintel.
THOMAS WHITE, Secretary,
• Newton, near Warrington.
N.B.—All Bills nr Claims against the Society are requested
to be sent for the Secretary, Co the- Neptune Hotel, on or be-
fore the 27th instant.

LIVERPOOL CONSERVATIVE ASSOC
TO THE ELECTORS OF LIVER 01,
liiLL Persons whose names have been mitted from the'
LISTS of PERSONS QUAL! D to VOTE for
MEMBERS, foethe.BOrough of Live 001, published on the
last day of July in this year, by the re. ective Overseers of the
Parish'Of Liverpool, and of the 'Townships of Kirkdale,.Ever.;
ton,' West Derby, and Toxtvh-park, and who are entitled to be
included iu'the said lists ; and all...persons in the said lists, who
have legal grounds fiir objecting, toTte names of other persons re-
maining tiorein, may obtain information as to the means to be
tolopted.for bringing their claims and objections before the_ Re-
viSin,gßarrister, by application at the (Alice of this Association,'
No. I,: Harrin,ton-Chaint,ers, North John-street.—By order,
f' •
JOHN PENINGTON, Secretary.

. .
LIVERPOOL ROYAL BREWERY. ,
ririFlE DI:RECTORS respectfully beg leave to i form the.
il SHAREHOLDERS that the. Second Call ne Pound
per Share was payable on the Ist August.e who have not
already paid the Same into the Manchester nd Livrpool Dis-
trict lifatik lift regneFted to do'so previous to the 31st instant,
or their Shares mid be forfeited.
PETER HOP, E . Chairman.
ixtt,ro,n-
, ...
/.1,17^0i, 19th Atiguse,-1138. - -

PINES. MELLIONS, (MAPES, szii.
t'MIDDLKWOOD,. NO. IS, Parker-stit, Liverpool,
resnecinoly acquaints his Frierp:s and the Public, he has
now on SA La l'lNt'S Ole. 'hjst. quality, with ery fruit in
:eason, Amd KENT Fr L F,' RTS receiveo ev y da)- per coach,
He • has also selected some 'of the princi •• establishments in
London a.gener-al assortment of Pickle and Sauces, French
and Spanish Olives, Capers, Ancha,vic de parteepotted, Yar-
mouth Bloaters, Westphalia hams,
,&c. His Forbidden Fruit
is of the be'st quality: Preserved Ginger, Green Sweetmeats,
Guava Jelly tind Jam at 4s per ib; Dates. J. M. has made- an
extensive purchase of this nutritious fruit, a hich will, with
every other article, be sold at snub Tikes as to ensure a prefer-
ence.

J. M. has just received a fresh supply of Portugal PLUMS at
5s per'box ; also ORANGES of the last arrivals.
Cabin Stores supplied nu the most reasonable terms.
Fruit Warehouse, 18, Parker-street, 15th Aug.

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