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For GREENOCK and GLASGOW,
With GOods and Passengers to the Brornielaw.
THE GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL SIIIV,IS:G

AFTM IMIDAY NEWF.

On WEDNESDAY, the 20th instant, at ateson and Horsfall's
Office, Lower Castl street;
0 Tons East Indi. \TORY, •
Just landed.—Apply to Messrs. JA ES SPENCE and Co. Mer-
chants, or to BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.

COMPANY'S FINE STEAM-PA K S,
SAIL THREE TIMES EACH WE
MONDAY, THURSDAY, AND SA RDA Y.
EAGLE, (New Steatner) CaPtain MAIN.
MANCHESTER, Captain M`KELLAR
CLYDE, Captain M`LEoo.
AILSA CRAIG, Captain CuAwFonn.
GLASUrOW, Captain WYLIE.
Sail as under, from the Clarence Dock, (with or without pilots,)
The AILSA CRAIG` sails on THURSDAY next, the 7th inst.,
at Six o'clock in the Evening. ,
The EAGLE sails on SATURDAY next, the 9th instant, at
Eight o'clock in the Evening.
The-AILSA CRAIG sails on MONDAY next, the 11th instant,
at Nine o'clock in the Evening.
Apply to MARTIN and Co., (late Matthie and Martin,)
India-buildings, Water-street.

On WEDNESDAY, the 20th instant, a ateson and Horsfall's
Office,;
31 Tons Africa VORY,
Just landed.—Applv ►o Messrs. . ZWILCHENBART and Co.,
Merchants, or to BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.

For GREENOCK and GLASGOW.
THE CITY OF GLASGOW STEAM-PAC T
ecTA COMPANY'S VESSELS,
The CITY OF GLASGOW, (New eamer,)
ROBERT EWING, Command ,
%; The VULCAN, JOHN BOYD, mander,
The JOHN WOOD, COLIN FERGUSON, C mander,
Sail from the Clarence Dock, as under, with or without
Pilots:—
The CITY OF GLASGOW sails THIS DAY, (Tuesday,)
the sth instant, at Four o'clock in the Afternoon.
The JOHN WOOD sails on THURSDAY next, the 7th
instant, at Six o'clock in the Afternoon.
The VULCAN sails on SATURDAY next, the 9th instant, at
Eight o'clock in the Evening.
Apply to DAVID M'IVER and Co., 34, Water-street.

SIZE AND BONE MANURE, FIXTURES,
,By Mr. WALKER,
To-sroanow, (Wednesday,) the 6th July instant, at Eleven
.o'Clock, precisely, on the Premises, Va hall-road, opposite
• St. Martin's Church, in consequent of the death of the
Lessee of the Land,
AT LL the FIX'T'URES complete nd recently erected-at a
considerable expense for th anufacture of SIZE and
MANURE, consisting of Boilers oth cast and wrought Iron,
Coolers, Sheds, Pumps, 18 Pu heons, Size, a quantity of
Hoofs, empty Casks, Bricks, Tiles, Cart, Weights and Scales,
&c. Also an excellent Dennet GIG in good condition.
For Catalogues and further particulars apply to Mr. WALKER,
Auctioneer, Church-street, or to Mr. Jon Iv NEALE, on the
Premises. To be viewed any day previous to the Sale, from
Nixie till One o'clock.

For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. ,
THE CITY OF DUBLIN
STEAM-PACKET COMPANY,
INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
The above Company sail their Vessels, (with or withow
Pilots,) taking Goods and Passengers to the following ports,
namely, ,
To DUBLIN Daily.
For BELFAST,--The ATHLONE, TO-MOR7RO (Wed-
nesday,) -the 6th instant, at Four o'cloclokint Evening,
from the Clarence Dock.
Apply, for Dublin Line, to '
SAMUEL PERRY, •- 27,
. for Belfast Line, to Water-street.
JOHN 11/PCAMMON and Co.,

FURNITURE, Sic., WOODS! E.
By Mr. WALKER,
THURSDAYOu next., the .7th July instan , on the Premises,
No I, Belle View, Woodside, precise at eleven o'clock.
THE remaining Modern and Ge eel, HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE and other Effects f a Gentleman remov-
ing. The Furniture comprises Four- ost and Camp Bedsteads,
with Morinc and Calico Hangings, ather Beds and Bedding,
Chamber Articles, Brussels and °the, Carpets, Dressing Glasses,
&c., Mahogany Articles, in Sideboards, Sofas, Chairs; Pem-
broke, Card, and other; Tables, Chest of Drawers, &c. The
whole of the Kitchen Requisites.
To be viewed on the Morning of Sale, when Catalogues may
be had on the Prethises, and of Mr. WALKER, Church-street.

The principle of this Company is that of attaching all Im-
porters and Exporters by a Division of the Profits among them,
after payment of the Dividends—thus creating a community, of
interests between the Shippers and Shareholders—a principle
which will best guarantee to its Proprietors a certainty of their
Dividends, and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and
Live Stuck the having a well supported Establishment of first-
class Steamers, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with
a due attention to their maintenance.

LIVERPOOL AND ISLE OF MAN.
The Royal Mail Steam-packets
14t• QUEEN OF THE ISLE,
WILLIAM GILL, Commander; and
- MONA'S ISLE,
EDW. QUAYLE, Commander,
Are intended to Sail from George's Dock Pierhead; iverpool,
For DOUGLAS,
Every Morning, (Sunday excepted,} at o'clock,
RETURNING FROM DOUG S
Every Morning,. (S.unday excepted,) at Seven o'clock, until
further notice.
Cabin Fare, 10s. 6d. I Steerage, ss. Gd.
Passengers and their Luggage will be ptit on hoard of, and
landed from, the Packets, at each Port, free of charge, by the
Boatmen engaged for this purpose.
The Public are informed that the EARL OF. SURREY is
chartered by the Directors of the Steam Parket Company, for
the Conveyance of CARGO during the summer months—and
as she is expected to make a weekly Voyage between Liverpool
and Douglas, the Freight of Goods will be the same as published
by the Company.
Liverpool...MOOßE and CHRISTIAN, 23, 1
Red-
cross-street,
Agents. DougIas....EDWARD MOORE, Steam-packet
, . Quay,
tManchester .JOHN WALKER, 39, Market-street.

THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the sth July inst., at one o'clock, at the
Clarendon-rooms, in North John-street.

APIECE or PABCEL'of LAND, with the SHOP and
BUILDINGS thereon, situate on the north side of the
Old Duck Quay, and fronting the New Custom-house, lying
a short distance to the westward of Pool-lane, contauing in front
to the Old Dock Quay,'lB feet,. and at the baek 20 feet 9 inches,
and running in depth backwards, 52 feet 9 inches win the
occupation -of Mr.- Fitzpatrick, tinder a I e.which will ex-
pire on the Nth of July neXt.
The Tenure of • the above is Freehol of Inheritance. At a
small expense these premises are easily convertible into Count-
ing-houses, and under the whole house are extensive Cellars,
and from its contiguity to the Custom-house, this property will
form an eligible investment.
For to Mr. TOPHAM, Solicitor, Cas-
t e-street. th
r efeutrer particulars apply .

ELIGIBLE AND UNCOMMON INVEST ENT
HOLLINGWORTH HALL
With its extensive DEMESNE, MANORIAL
in the PARISH of MOTT _
By Mr. J. E. TUR
On TUESDAY next, the 12th July i at the Royal Hotel
Inn, in Manchester, at Six o'clock in the afternoon, subject
to Conditions to be then produced,• (unless previously disposed
of by ,Priunte Contract,)
r IHE ESTATE,. comprising the above Residence', with all
.1. 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 fur 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 picturesqne and romantic Valley of Longdendale,
and is surrounded by stately Trees of great beauty, and by ex-
tensive, thriving, and ornamental Plantations.
This Property is of the most romantic description, combin-
ing, in an eminent degeee, the beauties of hill and dale; it
abounds with Grouse and other Game, for which the Bolling-
worth Moors have been long and deservedly famed It adjoins
the extensive and strictly-preserved Moors of Lord Stamford
and Admiral Tolleinache ;—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
an extensive Park.
The views from the Hall are most 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 ran ge connected,with the Estate.
The Hall isplaced on an agreeable elevation, admired alike
with the whole property for its saluurity and purity of the a!
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,—
are of the purest quality, and may be 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 Parish
Church of Mottram which has been immemorially attached to
the Hall. 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, Staylev-bridge, Hyde, Stockport, &c., from all of which it
is removed beyond the rtssibility of annoyance, offers to gentle-
enga.ed commeicially the rare but desirable advantage of
perfect retirement within an easy walk of their important esta-
m• blishinents.

nd other Rights
M.

gialco by Auction.

WEDNESDAY.

To-Moßßow, (Wednesday,) the 6th instant, at Twelve, at 'l',
and H. Littledale and Co.'s Office, Exchange-buil
883 Bags Manilla SUGAR.
Apply to Messrs. W. SMITH and SON, Me tits, or to
'l'. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co., Brokers.

To-mottuuw, (Wednesday,) the 6th instant, at One o'clock, at
Jones, Mann, and Foster's Office. Dale-street
16 Tons RED SANDERS WOTte„,/---
Now landing, ex Clown, from Greenock, 4u Manchester
Basin.—Apply to

JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers,

TIIILTH.SpAY.

On Till IiSDAY next, the 7th instant, at the Public Sale-roo ,
Exchange-buildings,
5G9 Bales New South Wales WO ,
Just arrived per Jessie, direct from Sydney.— yto Messrs.
Wia. SMITH and SON, Merchants, or to
ABRAM GAItTSIDE,
Brokers.
T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Col

On THURSDAY next, the 7th instant, at the Public Sale-room
Exchange-buildings,
100 Bags Peruvian
100 Bap washed Mogadore WO
20 Bags Syria
30 Bags Italian
ABRAM GARTSIDE.

Apply to

On THURSDAY next, the 7th instant, at the Public Sale-room,
Exchange.buildinrgs,
42 Bales Merino WOOL.
For particulars apply to Messrs. E. W. JACKSON and Co., or
to ABRAM GARTSIDE.

On THUItSDAY next, the 7th instant, at Twelve, on the Quay,
south end Waterloo Dock,
652 Salted HIDES,
Per Jessie, from New South Wales.—Apply to MitssfCC
SMITH and Sox, Merchants. or to
JOHN and SAMUEL BECKWITH, Brokers.

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. WINTERBOTTOM, Stockport, and the
Estate may be viewed by Tickets, to be had on application at
the Hall any day from Nine to hree o'clock.

On THURSDAY nexf, the 7th instant, at Twelve o'clock, in Edw.
Chaloner's Bonded Yard, Kent-street,
667 Pieces—of which 350 are Curls—St. Domingo
MAHOGANY,
Now landing, ex Martha, from the City.
This very large Cargo of City Wood is represented to Mr.
Ripley by those who selected it abroad, to be at least equal in
quality to the choice one sold, ex brig Defiance, in March last.
The portion already discharged, ex Martha, does justice to the
representation, and merits' the attention of any buyer of rich
Cabinet Mahogany.—Apply to HENRY RIPLEY, tsq., Mer-
chant, or to

VALUABLE. LAND, COPYHOLD OF INHERITANCE.
On THURSDAY the 14th day of July inst., at Five o'clock in the
Afternoon at the house of Joseph Shaw, the sign of the Ring
of 1301 s, in Farnworth, subject to the conditions of sale to be
then produced.
Lot 1. ASubstantially-built and conveni DWELLING-
HOUSE on the west side oft street in Faruworth,
with the Yard and Garden at the bac ortnerly in the occupa
Lion of William Smythe, deceased, at present untenanted.
2.—Two FIELDS on the west s' of the Road leading to
Farnworth to Runcorn Ferry, boo ded on the east and south by
Land of Mrs. Merry and Mrs. Grimstone, on the west by Land
of Sir H. B. Hoghton and others, containing 7A. la. 32i'. cus-
tomarvmeasu re, or thereabouts.

CHALONER and HOUGHTON, Brokers.

FRIDAY.

For account of whom it may concern.
On FRIDAY next, the Bth instant, at Ten o'clock, a o. 5,
Temple-court,
148 Casks Dutch BUTTER, /
Landed, in a damaged state, from the St. Patrick and Mar-
garet steamers on the voyage from Lonen to Waterford, or
thence to this port. And immediately after the above, at the
same place,

3.—FARM-HOUSE, and Outbuildings, called Cliff-house,
lately occupied by the said W. Smythe, deceased, 'With three
enclosures of Land contiguous, containing 4A. lx. and 16r.
customary measure, or thereabouts, bounded on the east' by the
St. Helen's and Runcorn Gap Railway, and on the south by the
Road leading from Warrington to Runcorn.
4.—Three FIELDS, bounded on the south by the last-men-
tioned lot, on the west by land of Mrs. Merry and others, and
on the east by the said railway, containing 7A and 15r, customary
measure, or thereabouts.

8f Casks Dutch BUTTER,
Landed, in a damaged state, from the William Penn and Mer-
maid steamers on the voyage from London to Waterford, or
thence to this port.—For further particulars apply to DANIEL
POWELL, or WM. WILSON, Broker.

s.=Four FIELDS, running eastwardly from the lane which
leads from Farnworth to Runcorn to the said railway, bounded
on the north by laud of John Bradshaw and others, on the east
by the railway, on the south by part of Lot 4, and land of Mrs.
Merry and others, containing GA. 3a. 35r. customary measure,
or thereabouts. •

Immediately after the above.
For account of whom it may concern.
On FRIDAY next, the Bth instant, at No. 8, John-str t North,
156 Casks Dutch BUTTER,
Landed, in a damage state, from the St. Patric - nd'Margaret
steamers, on the voyage from London to W. _rtbrd, or thence
to this port. And immediately after the a ove, at the same
place, _ .

6,—Two FIELDS adjoining on the south to the last-men-
tioned lots, containing 4A. 2a. and 15e. or thereabouts. •
7.—A small GRUFF', situate at the corner of the lanes leading
from Farnworth to Runcorn, and Warrinaton to Runcorn,
bounded on the east by a cottage in possession of James Hunt,
containing 2a.
.2!1), or thereabouts..

79 Casks Dutch BUTTER,
Landed, in a damaged state, from the Will+ato Penn and Mer-
maid steamers, on the voyage 'from London to Waterford, or
thence to this port. —For further particulars apply to WILSON
and DErtuystirßE, or WM. WILSON, Broker.

FIELDS, bounded on the north by the road leading
from Warrington to Runcorn, on the east by the road leading
front the last-nentioned road to Widnes Wharf, and ou the
south by land of the executors of the late Mr. Gregson, con-
taining :IA: la. and 33p, customary measure, or thereabouts.
9.--Three FIELDS, bounded on the west by the said railway.
on the north by land of J. S. Leigh, Esq., on the east by the
next-mentioned lot, and land of Joseph Warburton, and on the
south by the road leading from Warrington to Runcorn, con-
taining 6A. 2a: and 13t'. customary Measure, or thereabouts.
10.—A FIELD lying on the east of the last-mentioned lot,
and bounded on the north east and south by land of Joseph
Warburton, containing 3e. and 2P. customary measure, or
thereabouts.
11.—A FARM-HOUSE and Outbuildings called Cheshyres,
with three Closes of Land, containing 2A. and 29P: customary
measure, .or thereabouts, in the possession of Betty Robinson,
as tenant, bounded, on the north by land of John S. Sleigh,. Esq.,
and Mr. Norland, and on the south by land of Mr. 'Warburton.
12.—A CROFT, hound on the west by the last-mentioned lot,
on the north by land of Mr. Norland, and on the east and south
by land of Mr. Thomson, containing IR. and 32P. or thereabouts,
customary measure.

On FRIDAY next, the Bth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at ateson
and Horsfall's Office,
90 Tierces Jamaica
COFFE
150 Robins Mocha
Apply to Messrs. CHARLES HORSPALI„ SoN, and Co., Mer-
chants, or BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the Bth instant, at One o'clock,
At Buchanan and Brown's Office, Oldhal reet,
The good substantial Br'g
GEORGE GORDO
196 tons register; built at St. Andrew, N.B. t der inspection ;
had new decks, sails and rigging at this place last year, when she
was newly coppered and heavy repairs to her hull ; she carries
a large cargo, and is in very good order; may be inspected in
the Prince's Dock.—For further particulars, apply to Mr.
G. H. G. TARLTON, or to

13.—A PAR M-HOUSE and Outbuildings, call .d Wooderofts,
on the road from Warrington to Runcorn, with the seven Fields
lying in a ring fence, containing9A. IR. and 18p. or thereabouts,
in the possession of Thomas Hill, or his undertenant, bounded
on the west and north by the said road, on the east by l►nd of
Mr. Gregson's executors, and on the south. by land of J. S.
Leigh, Esq., and others.
OThe Tenure is Copyhold of Inheritance under the Lord of the
Manor of Widnes.

JAMES POOLE and CO.

The whole of the pi operty lies about half a mile to the south
of Farnworth, which is distant from Warrington five miles, and
from Runcorn two miles.

Some of the lots are desirable fo; building upon, and others,
particularly those fronting the railway,'offer a most eligible in-
vestment.

For further particulars and inspection of Plans of the Estate,
Ipply to Mr. SHAW, at Farnworth ; Mr. ASHTON, Auctioneer,
Prescot; and to Messrs. SHACKLETON, WRIGHT, and HUNTER,
Solicitors, 30, Brunswick-street,Liverpool.

AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.

HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, 71:1'.7 BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !—SmoLLETT.

TUTS DAY, 5, 1836.

atrO bn Ruction.

SALE OF ELEGANT MODERN FURNITURE, 4-c.
MOSLEY-HILL.
.
By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS,
To-Nionnow, (Wednesday,) the 6th instant, and Two following
days, at Eleven o'clock each day, at the Mansion-house and
Premises, 11losley-hill, •
9111-1 E modern and elegant HOUSEHOLDOFU NITURE,
I principally manufactured by Messrs. Gill v, a brilliant-
toned Six and-a-half-octave Grand Piano-for ,by Brdadwood
_and Sons, in a Rosewood Case; and other v uable Effects, of
Baker Dawson, Esq., who is leaving his residence.
HOUSEHOLD
.'U
Drawing-room Furniture consists, of Curtains for three
windows of Gold-coloured Silk Tarbal4t, with 12 beautiful
Rosewood Chairs, 2 Grecian Couches, a large Sofa, 2 Loung-
ing Chairs, 12 Hourglass Stools, 3 Ottomans and Screens en
suite, large Cabinet, with Plate Glass, Back, Circular Loo
Table, Card and Letter Table, and Davenport Writing Desk,
all of beautiful Rosewood, a superb Plate of Glass, 103 inches
by 72,,a Ditto for a Chimney, 90 inches by 60, both in richly
gilt Frames, an elegant Brussels Carpet, a richly ornamented
Cut-glass Chandelier, &c.
The Dining-room Articles consist of a Set of 18 excellent
modern Chairs, with dark-leather Seats, a capital large Circular
Dining Table, with Shifting Leaves, Sideboard, Circular Vase
Wine Cooler, 2 handsome Curtains of Crimson Cloth, richly
fitted up in the present taste, a large Turkey Carpet, and rich
Ormolu Chandelier, elegant Green Silk, 'larbaret Curtains,
with richly-gilt Cornices,
The Chambers are furnished with large and fashionable
French Bedsteads, and Four-post ditto, with handsome Printed
Calico Draperies, prime seasoned Goose Feather Beds, flair
and Flock Mattresses, and appropriate Bedding, Mahogany
and Japaned Articles of Chamber Furniture, large Cheval and
Swing Dressing Glasses, handsome Brussels and Kidderminster
„C ar pets.,..clegant.B (-gine Clua4uklior,,,,Laolok,M4.o6i,,, ,
The Mahogany Articles comprise a very large and hand-
soMe Library Bookcase, a ditto Bookcase and Secretaire, a Ca-
binet, Pier, Hall, Pembroke, and Loo 'fables, Dressing ditto,
with Marble Top, Sets of Chairs, Sofas, Reclining Chair, Hat
Stands, Screens, Dumb Waiters,.handsome Winged and other
Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Bedsteps, &c. An elegant
Hall Lantern, Hall Lamp, &c.
The useful Kitchen Requisites, a Patent Mangle, Dairy and
Brewing Utensils, Casks, Shower Baths, an Eight-day -.Dial,
and numerous other Articles of domestic utility.
At the end of the last day's sale will be sold a valuable Cart
Horse, 3 Carts, Field Roller, Ploughs, Harrows, Gears, and
other Farming and Garden Implements.
To be viewed This Day, the sth, when Catalogues may be
had on the Premises, or at Messrs. WINSTANLLY and SONS'
Office, Church-street.

By lVfessrs: WINSTANLEY and SONS,
THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the sth inst., at six o'clock in the evening,
at the Brunsnick Hotel, Ilanover-street, Liverpool, unless
previously disposed of by Private Treaty, of which due notice
will be given,
9-1 H E undermentioned valuable ESTATES, " BLIC-
. HOUSES, WINE ann SPIRIT VAUL' , GOOD-
WILL, &c., being the property of a Gentlenia' retiring from
the Wine and Spirit Trade.
• Lot. 1. Ali that Licensed Public-house a .. Wine and Spirit
Vaults, known by the sign of "The Cr, t• ," situate No. 26,
Byrom-street, opposite Hunter-street, i Liverpool, with the
Licences and Goodwill, now in the occupation of Mr.- Arthur
H ebblewhite. Also the House and Premises adjoining, now in
the occupation of Messrs. C. and J. Gilharn, Hatters, being No:
27, in'.the same -street, Leasehold -under the Corporation of
Liverpool for 75 years.
2. All that Licensed Public-house and Wine and Spirit Vaults,
known by the .sign of "The Crown," situate in Park-lane,
corner of Dickinson-street, in Liverpool, with the Licepies and
Good-will, now in the occupation of Mr. John Gilbert. Also
all those two Houses adjoining, being Nos. 2 and 3, Dickinson-
street, Liverpool. Leasehold under the Corporation for 75
years.

3. The Lease, Good-will, and interest in that valuable Licen-
sed Wine and S.pirit Establishment, situate No. 65, Church
street, running backwards to Brooks'-alley, Liverpool, now in
the occupation of Mr. Thos. Hebblewhite.
4. The Lease, Good-will, and interest in all that Public-
house and Wine and Spirit Vaults, known by the sign of the
"Golden Elephant," situate in London-road, corner of Cra-
ven-street, Liverpool, now in the occupation of Mr. Henry
Mead

5. The Lease, Good-will, and Interest in that Public-house
and Wine and Spirit Vaults, known by the sign of the
"Union Vaults," situate in Tithebarn-street, corner of Orange-
street, Liverpool, now in the. occupation of Edmund
Lyon.

t: The Lease, Good-will,and Interest in all that Public-house
and Wine and Spirit Vaults, known by the sign of "The Grapes,"
situate in ,Hurst-street, corner of Mason-street, Liverpool, now
in. the occupation of Mr. Edwd. Moss.
7. The Lease, Good-will, and Interest in all that Public-
house and Wine and Spirit Vaults, known by the sign of the
" hre e Jolly Sailors," situate No. 8, east side Salthouse
Dock, Liverpool, now in the occupation of Mr. William Bur-
ton.

8, .The Good-will and Interest in all that Public-house and
Wine and Spirit Vaults, known by the sign of "The Still," sit-
uate in Marybone, Liverpool, now in the occupation of Mr.
James •Knox. -•.

9. The Lease, Good-will and Interest in all that Public-house
and Wine and Spirit/Vaults, known by the sign of •"fhe Bull's
Head, situate No. 132, Deansgute, Manchester.
10. The Good-will and interest in all that Public-house and
Wine and Spirit Vaults, known by the sign of " The Blue Bell,"
situate in the Market-place, Prescot.
The respective Tenants will show the Premises.
For further particulars and to treat apply (if by letter, post-
paid,) to Mr. DALE, Estate Agent, 70, Castle-street; the Auc-
tioneers; or Messrs. BatsTowu and .FAittcLovoit, Solicitors,
Liverpool.

By Messrs. WINSTANLEY and SONS,

- •
On the 18th day of July instant, at the Clarendon Rooms,
South John-street, in Liverpool, subject to the conditions
which will be then prolueed.
Lot 1.
ALL that valuable Plot of LAND or Garden Ground,,
with the Al ESSUAGE thereon, late in the posses-
sion of Airs. Ward, situate on the north side of Richmond-row,
containing in front thereto, and at the back to Great, Rich-
mond-street severally 65 feet 4 inches, and running in depth
back Wards on an average 116 feet, and containing in the whole
817 square yards or thereabouts, more or less.
The House is spacious and well built, and might at a small
expense be converted to many purposes of trade.
2. All that Parcel of LAND, situate on the north side of
Great Richmond-street, containing in front thereto and at the
back 72 feet 3 inches, and running in depth backwards 52 feet,
and containing in the whole 418 square yards of Land, or there-
abouts, together with the Stable, Coach-house, and other -
buildings thereon erected.
The Property is Freehold:
A principal part of the Purchase Money may remain on
Mortgage, and immediate possession may be had.
For particulars apply to Messrs. LACE, SONS, and MrEns,
Castle-street.

By T. WREN,
On MONDAY, the 18th day of July inst., at Three o'clock in the
afternoon, at the house of Mr. Joseph Croft, the Red Lion
Inn, in Preston, in the County of Lancaster, in the fo wing
Lots, and subject to such conditions of Sale as w e then
produced :
Lot I.ALL that capital MESSUAGE MANSION-
HOUSE, situate in Walton-le- ale, in the said
County, late the residence of Edward Pedder, 'squire, deceased,
called DA RAVEN BANK ," together with the Coach-hotises,
Stables, Shippons,. Orchards, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds,
Woods, Plantations, and Closes of LAND thereto belonging,
containing 43A. 211. 17p., statute measure; or thereabouts.
The House is beautifully situated on the banks of the river
Darwen, about 21 miles from Preston, and contains an Entrance
Hall, large Dining and Drawing-romns, two Parlours, Kitch-
ens, eight good Bed-rooms, a Nursery, excellent Cellaring, and
convenient Offices, and is now in the occupation of Mr. Miles
Rodgett, as tenant thereof.
And also all that. MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE,
in Walton aforesaid, with the Outbuildings, Garden, Orchard,
and Closes of Land now occupied therewith, containing 31A.
2a. 24r. statute measure, or thereabouts, and now in the occu-
pation °Uri-minas Charnley, as tenant thereof. And also all
those Two Closes of Land on the south side of School-lane,
within Walton-le-dale aforesaid, containing 3A. 3a. 30r. sta-
tute measure, or thekeabouts, and now in the occupation of Ro-
bert Whittaker, as tenant thereof. And also all that Close of
land on the south side of School-lane aforesaid, containing
3a. Os. I7p. statute measure, or thereabouts; subject to a lease
for the lives of Thomas Turner, aged 73 Years, and Jane Tur-
ner, aged 67 years, or thereabouts, and the life of the survivor
of them.. And also all those SeVen Cottages and Gardens, with
the Appurtenances, on the north side of School-lane aforesaid,
and now in the several occupations of John Sidgreaves, James
Page, John Grimshaw, William Coupe, James Sharpies, john
iloulstorie, and Edward Hunt.
2.. All that MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, with
the Outbuildings, Orchard, Garden, and Closes of Laud
thereto belonging, situate, lying and being on the north and
south sides of Gregson-lane, within Walton-le-Dale aforesaid,
containing 46a. 311. 27e. statute measnre, or thereabouts, and
now iu the occupation of John Sherrington, as tenant thereof.
3. All that MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE,
called "P'ARK'S TENEMENT," with the Cottages, Outbuildings,
Orchard, Garden, and Closes of Land thereto belonging, situate
in Walton-le-Dale aforesaid, containing 27A. 2a. 23r. statute
measure, or thereabouts, and now in the occupation of Mary
NPNeal, as tenant thereof.
4. All that WAREHOUSE, situate and being on the East
side of Back-lane, in Preston, in the said County, with the Ap-
purtenance thereto belonging, and now in the occupation of Mr.
William Humber, as tenant thereof.
5. All thcise Two COTTAGES and HAT MANUFAC-
TORY, adjoining to the last-mentioned Premises, and now in
the occupation of Mr. Christopher Ward and his undertenants.
6. All those Two STABLES, adjoining on the North to the
last-mentioned Premises, and now in the occupation of the said
Mr. William Humber, as tenant thereof.
7. A PEW, on the north side of the North Aisle in the Pa-
rish Church of Preston and now •in the occupation of Mrs.
Cooper. ,

0 - A PEW,
8. r on the north side of the Middle Aisle in St.
George's Chapel,
tion of Mr. Graves.
in Preston aforesaid, and now in the oucupa-
And also, Eight PEWS in the South Gallery of the Paro-
chial Chapel of Walton-le-Dale, in the said County, numbered
66, 67, 68, 69, 75, 87,•88,- and 89, and now in the several occu-
pations of Thomas 'Eccles, Carr, James Ashworth, Joseph
Anderton, John' Margison, Thomas Snape, Thomas Whittaker,
and Mrs. WrigleS,._
_. _

„
Audio be Sold by Private Treaty,
TWO SHNRES in the NORTH UNION RAILWAY.
The respective Tenants will show' the Premises; and further
particulars may be hail on aptdication to Mr. JOHN NORTH,
jun., Solicitor, Liverpool; Mr. N'ITILLIAM MILLER, Land Sur-
veyor, Preston ; Mr. BARTON FLETCHER ALLEN, Land Sur-
veyor, Preston; or at the Office of CaoSs and FORREST,
Wincklepstreet, Preston.

[PRICE 7D.

e,.atto b Aurttott.

FURNITURE, MILCH CO fS, TOXTETH PARK.
By Mr. T. BRANCH,
THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 50i, and To-morraew, (Wednesday,)
the 6th instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely eac day, orr the
Premises, the top of Carlisle-street, Ttixtet ark, opposite
Park Hill-road,
E valuable HOUSEHOLD tUIttrITURE, Cut Glass,
I, Plated Articles, Tea and Dessert Services of China,
Square Piado-fdrfe, by Sotyrriwurtfra Telescope, an Opera
Glass, a few valuable Books, inclu,diniskg English Encyclope-
dia, 10 Vols. 'to. bound in BuSsia Johnson's-Dictionar 2
Vols. 4to, with other esteerneed Works, three capital MILCH
COWS, a HEIFER, and other Effects, of a Gentleman
changing his Residence.

VALUABLE HOUSES, IN BEDFORD-STREET NORTH..
By Messrs. T. WINSTANLEY and SONS,
On THURSDAY, the 14th day of July, at One o'clock in the
Afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, in Liverpool, in two or
three Lots, as may be determined on at the time of Sale, and
subject to such conditions as will be then produced,
Lot 1.
VERY good HOUSE, situate on the east side of
Bedford-street North,- being No. 50, and in the
possession of Mr. George \Vright.
Lot 2. Two modern, extensive, well-finishe and handsome
H OUSE S, with spacious Entertaining 0011 A good Bed
Rooms, suitable Offices, and replete, • every convenience,
situate on the west side of Bedford-str North, being Nos, 14
and 15, in the several occupations of Mr. Charles Booth add
Mr. Robert Thompson.
The Tenure of the Premises is Leasehold under the Corpora-
tion for the remainder 'of two several terms of 75 years, com-
mencing as to Lot I en the 28th January. 1831, and as to Lot 2
on the 4th of February, 1832.
Tha Premises may be viewed by Tickets to be obtained from
the Auctioneers, and further particulars may be had at the Office
of Alessu. FtxcriErr and WAGsTA Fr's. Solicitors, Warrington.

OniTUERDAY next, the 12th instant, at two o'clock in the
Afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, in South John-street, in
Liverpool, in the following or such lots as may be agreed
upon at the time of sale, ,
Lot 1.
A. PIECE,. of LAND, together with the DWELL-
ING-HOUSE and SHOP thereon' erected, situate
on the south side •ot Harper-street, Toxteth-p .rk, near Liver-
verpool aforesaid, containing in 'front and at the hack severally
16 feet 6 inches, and en the 'east and west sides severally 3i
fet 7 inches, and containing in the whole 7'. square yard's, or
thereabouts, be the same dimensions th '1 •a little mere or
less, as now occupied by Mr. -Joseph 'on.
2. A Piece of LAND, with se Two DWELLING-
HOUSES theredn erected. adjoin g the above lqt, containing
in front to Harper-street aforesaid 30 feet 5 inChl*s; and being
in breadth at the back 30 feet 7 inches, and containing in the
whole 127 square yards or thereabouts.
3. A Piece of LAND, with the Three •138VELLING-
HOUSES thereon erected, and adjoining Lot 2, containing to
the front of Harper-street aforesaid 45 feet 8 inches, . and at
the back'46-feet, and 'containing in the whole 194 square yards
-or thereabouts.

The Premises are Freehold of Inheritance.—Further parti
culars may be had 'by applying at the Office of Messrs. 1)
\Voons and SON, Solicitors, 17. Lord• Street, Liverpool.

DBNBIGIIBI-1 I BE.
ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE IN THE VALE OF
CLWYD, NORTH WALES.
) By MrCOVEII,TON; On TUESDAY, the 16th day of August, at Three o'clock in the
Afternoon at !Mr. Smart's; the Wynnstay Arms Inn, in the
town of Huthin,' in the tounty of Denbigh, subject to condi-
tions then and there to be pranced, in one lot of 219 e. 2a..
23P. or thereabouts; or in the following or' sue other lots as
shalLbe-t-Len-and there agreed upon, (un disposed of by
Private Contract, of which due notice •' be given,
Lot I.ALL thbse-TWo MESSUA: 'S or COTFAGES,
with the YARD, GAI f,N, and Two CROFTS
thereunto belonging, Situate in e township of Maesmaen-
cymro, in the parish of Llativnys, in the county of Denbigh,
late in theoerupation of .Mr.'llobert Williams and his ander-
tenant, Peter Williams, containing 4A. lit. lip. or thereabouts,
and known by the name of Byrdir, part of the Fedwlas Estate.
- This Lot adjoins the property of Mr. David Parry and Pen-
forddafr, and the lands of Edward Lloyd, Esq.
Lot 2. All that Piece of LAND, called Wergiodd, situate in
the township of Maesmaenevniro, in the parish of Llanynys
aforesaid, containing 3e. 2a. 28n. or thereabouts, part of the
Fedwlas Estate, and in the occupation of Mr. David Parry.
This Lot adjoins the road leading from Ituthin to Llanynis,
also the lands of Edward Lloyd, Esq., Mr. William Jones, and
John Davies, Esq., and is well adapted for the erection of a neat
Cottage.
Lot 3. All thIKFIELD, called Cae'pen for part of Fedwlas,
situate in the parish of Llanyuys aforesaid, lately in the occu-
patiOn. of Mr. Robert Williams, and containing SA. lit. 22n. or
thereabouts.

This Lot adjoins the lands, of the Hight Honourable Lord
Begot and Captain Humphrey s, and is a beautiful situation for
a neat Villa.

Lot 4. All those Four MESSUAGES or COTTAGES and
BLACKSMITH'S SHOP, with the YARD and. GARDEN
thereunto belonging, called Pen y bryn, situate in the parish of
Llanynvs aforesaid, id the occupation of Mr. Robert
Williams and his undertenants, Edward Jones, David Jones,
Blainey Jones, and John Roberts, and containing two roods or
thereabouts.

This Lot adjoins the road leading from Pont uchel to Den
high and the lauds of Lord I.3kigpt.__

Lot 5. All that capital MPSSUAGE or DWELLING-
HOUSE, situate in the parish of Llanynys aforesaid, called
Fedwlas, with the OUTBUILDINGS, and the Fields or
Parcels of LAN 1) thereunto belonging, known by the several
names of Clwt, Cae pistil!, Uchaf, Cae newvdd, Cue inynydd,
Cae eithin, Cae pistill issa, or Cae Ilya nurse, Weirglodd, Cae
Skybor, and Weirglodd bach, Gwernudd, Erwr Cae
eithin, and Cae gwastad, Clwt coed, Coed Phillip, Caer
Erw pen y brvn, and Bryn' fedio, and Nursey, containing
la. 31p. or thereabouts, lute in the occupation of Mr. Robert
Williams.n

This Lot adjoins the lands of Lord Bagot, Sir Watkin
Wil-
liams Wynn, Baronet, and Mr: Thomas Willianis,•.and the
greater part of it may be greatly improved, at a very easy ex-
pense, by irrigation.
Lot 6.- All those FIELDS, part of the Fedwlas Ritate, called
Erw cae gwernog, Cae gwernog, and 'Weal, with a-COTTAGE,
YARD, 'and GARDEN situated thereon, containing 4a. In
Or. thereabouts, lying in the parish of Llanynye aforesaid, and
lately in the occupation of Mr. Robert Williams and his antler-
tenant Robert Jones.
This Lot adjoins the estate of William Jones, of Groes, Esq.,
and the Pwll y clai lands.
Lot 7. All that MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE,
called Pwll y clai, with the YARD and its Appurtenances, the
GARDEN, and the FIELD thereunto belonging, and known
by the names of Weirglodd tan pwll, Caer Fynnon. Weirglodd,
Cae glas pwll, Cae tau pwll, Y clai, Cae nant, and Wood, and
-the FIELDS, part of the Fedwlas Farm, called Caer• Bryn,
Gangen foel Mount, Haner Cae mawr, Hanor Cae mawr, and
Cae rodyn, and the Wood. Also the ALLOTMENTS. num•
bered on-the award of. the " Commissioners for Allotting the
Ysceihiog Commons" 53, 55, 37, and 35, all situated in the pa-
rish of Llanynys aforesaid, containing 69A. Oa: 20P. or there-
abouts, lately iu the occupation of Mr. Robert Williams and his
undei tenants.

This Lot is surrounded by the lands of Lord Bagilt, Captain
Humphreys, William Jones, Esq., air. John Hughes, and the
Fedwlas lands, and the road leading from Portuchel to Denbigh.
Lot
,S. All that MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE.
with the YARD and its Appurtenances, called Wern, and the
FIELDS thereunto belonging, called by the several names of
Cue cefn y tv, Cue Pierce Lloyd, or Cae-Copv-, Cue bath, Wern
fawr, Erw Efal. Werglodd haner, Werg!odd bath, Cae
Cue tan y ty. Fownog Wern. pout rbdirmeli Wern Conte], and
the ALLOTMENT, numbered on the Map of the Award of
the " Commissioners for Allotting Yiteibiog Commons" 31,
30, and 34, containing 47a. 3a. 13t'. or thereabouts,- sit-dated in
the parish of Llanvnvsy aforesaid, and late in the occupation of
M r. Robert Willia-ms.

I'uis Lot djoins the lands of Lord Bagot, Mr. John Wil
liams, Dvffyn Mario, Mr. Jones, Record-street, Ruthin. Mr.
Robert Williams, and the Fedwlas lands, and the road leading
from Pontuchel to Denbigh.
The beforementioned Farms and Premises are situate on a
gentle eminence, in the much admired and fertile Vale of Clwyd,
the Scenery ot which is most extensive and picturesque. and
commands a view of the beautiful woods and plantations belong-
ing to Lord Bagot, being distant four miles front the market
town of Ruthin, seven from Denbigh, fifteen from the port of
Rhyddlan, from whence a steamer is about to ply daily to Liver-
pool, and nineteen miles from Mostyn Qu.tv, where there are
steam vessels daily to and from Liverpool. The roads are good;
Coal may be obtained at a cheap rate, and Lime is within two
miles. In addition to the Capitalist wishing to realize, the
Estate is worthy the particular attention of a Sportsman, being
well Wooded, abounding with Game, borders on the well-known
and extensive Preserves of Lord Bagot, and is in the centre of
the country hunted by the Rug Foxhounds. There is also an
excellent. TroutSteain adjoining., and the principal Farmhouse
is large; and may, at a small expense, be made an excellent
residence fora genteel family.
For further particulars apply (if by letter, post-paid,) to the
Auctioneer. at Ruthin; Mr. .JOHN WELCH, Land Surveyor,
Berth, near Ruthin, (who will appoint a person to show the
Property;) at. the Office of Mr. J. VALGHAN HonNE, Solicitor
Denbigh, (where a Map thereof is left for inspection.;) or to
Mr. IL R. WILLIAMS, Solicitor, Penrhos; near Carnarvon,
who is authorised to treat for sale by Private Contfact.

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NEW CAPACIOUS DRY DOCK AND ESTABLIS
SHIP-BUILDING YARD, -
PASSAGE WEST, IN CORK HARBOUR, IRE!. ,D.
rrans spacious and beautiful Dry Dock, wh• has been in
iv,,,,,
. progress for nearly the last five vea •, • now completed
to the entire satisfaction of the. Pro • . Mr. WILLIAM
BROWN, Jun., and reflects great cre n Mr. JAMES SUT-
CLIFFE, of Liverpool, for the able and e Tent way in which he
has perfected a work that had been abandoned in two former
instances. This commodious Dm kis capable of containing
two large Ships, and commands sufficient water at the lowest
neap tides, (from 12 to 16 feet from neaps to sprint's.) combined
with which•is a secure and extensive Store andVare Rooms
on the Wharf beside the Dock, where two of the largest Ships
can be afloat at low water, and discharge into the Stores with
great facility.
'The Dock is situated opposite the centre of the Basin, or
mooring-place, where all the large Ships belonging to the Port
winter, and which, for safety and convenience, is not perhaps
surpassed by any other place in the world.
WILLIAM and HENRY BROWN, Suit' BVlLD,7t,naoref
determined to do all in their power to gain the a
:Owners and Ship-masters who will favour them .P-itipih.°lt'hei 'Re-
pairs of their Vessels, and they confidently expect,
ting attention to business and moderate charges,
general satisfaction..
They have at all times a good Stock_or
Cordage,
c.
& Forge, Rig,
btuygive very
There is also an excellent,
and Repairing Vessels, with Sails, C o
Bing and Sail Lofts on the Concern.
_plo.ved, between old and newt t
miles above. Cove, to which
set ,of Workmen, of remarkablyoerrknsiOnbetrhehEabstiatsb,lcisohnmsteanntt.ly en.l' •
df Materials for ;311"ieldwinit;
navigableabout
Rwivoerperfectly safe for ;he largest
S.bipsi and Steamers may be had at a moderate rate for. Towiag
Vessels up when the wind may be contrary.
J'lL'hel;e6i4s"ag eb
beautiful et i situated
Passage, 28th June, 1836.

Ulanteti.

TO DRAPERS' ASSISTANT
y ROBERTS, Whiteehapel,' thuits a ' LTNG MAN aft
t .- assistant, who is well acquaint ith the Lace and
Hosiery Trades. Also a Youth as Junior ASSISTANT.

WANTED, a YOUNG MANi as CLERK in a COUNT-
ING-HOUSE. Salary to be progressive, beginning at
£7O per annum. Security will be required.-Apply, (by letter,
post-paid,) Box A 23, Post-office,

WA NTE D, a respectable FemiK as NURSERY
GOVERNESS.—AppIy persot* y at the Bar of the
King's Arms Hotel, Castle-street. A reNtence will be required,

'WANTED, a steady active person as GaRRIIIII, and to
assist in the general out-door work of • 'amity where
two Cows are kept. No applications will biottended to unless
accompanied by a respectable reference to character for so-
briety, &c.—Apply at the Standard Office.
WANTED, in a Merchant's Office,. respectable Youth
as an APPRENTICE.—Appiyiat the Standard Office.

NATIONAL SCHOOiIv, MISTI?IiSS.
Vir ANTE t. a Misri-s''- for the NATIONAL
SCHOOL, at North Meols. She must be competent to
teach Reading, Sewing, and Knitting!' Salary £3o.—Applica-
tions to be made to the Rev. C. tiESKETH, Rectory, North
near Ormskirk.

WANTED. a SITUATION in 'a, MERCHA ~ NT'S OF
FICE, for a respectable YOUNG ,N •NI , who has no
objection to go abroad; has been aecustome o Book-keeping;
possesses a general knowledge of toisine# id would be willing
to make himself useful to his employettiein anv way required.
Must respeetatile•refer.nres, as to character and ability will be
g•iv-en Oil application to B. M., at the Siandard-etlice. z

we,
•- CURACY WANTED.
A CLERGY;I4AN, in full orders, who has jo given up the
A.. charge of a parish. is desirous to ree m eine his minis-
terial duties. He would accept a tempura ost, should it be
the means .of procuring
.for him a permanent eligible engage-
mew. • • 7 r!

Advertiser would prefer a situation near the sea.
Address (pc:OA paid) Bev. D. L., care of Mr. AlmtPLEs,
Bookseller, Lord-street, Liverpool.

Zo iLct.

... . .
rjlo be LET, a genteel 'COTTAGE RESIDEN ,g, With
Qoach-hq.use and Stables, and ga,rdeu. well i• •ed with
fruit trees, and situate at' Fairfield, near' . second 'mile
stone on the London,road;
„Ober the whol • any part of•the
Modern Furniture niiii be taken with the House.—Apply to
Mr. WINCH, 5, North
.;John-street.:
.., . .

TO be LET, an extensive CONCERN in the City! of Lit
merick, well calculated for a Manchester and Lee ;or
Staffoedsh re WAREHOUSE, admirably situated either
of these Businesses. being opposde the Commerc.. (tailings,
eonsistingof two Houses, five stories high w-t 1 tensive Vaults
under the street, being 60,feet in front-4 t in depth. One
has a Wareroom 12 feet by 30, theme cool e a similar one ad-
ded to the other; and, at the expiration of three years, there
could be added to them another house—the corner one in Rut•
land-street, ineasuring.27 feet—the whple would. then make 87
feet, and in Riitland-street 28 feet, all' of which could be made
into one, by merely breaking internal doors.
Applicaton'tO Alderman SAirrui, Francis-street, Limerick,
or to Mr. JAMES MY LEs, 15, Rutland-street, adjoining.
N.B.—There is a Store in the rear, which could' be had; if
required, measuring 35 by 15, partly lofted, formerly used as a
kiln. • •

DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESIDENCE.
fllO be LET, a convenient and comfortable SUITE d
4- ROOMS, at HORSELEY H A LI., in the parish of .Gresford,
consisting of two spacious and handsome Parlours. with four or
more: Bed-rooms, and with or without Coach-house tea
Stable, &c. suitable for the residence of a genteel • y. .Horse-
ley Hall is beautifully situated on the east ide of Marford
Hill, commanding a view of that. ma,, cent landscape the
Vale Royal of Cheshire, within ten ffies walk of the celebra•
ted trout stream, the allyn, and a t a mile and a half from
the river Dee. The faintly may e supplied with Fruit, Milk,
Vegetables, &c. on the Premises. The present occupier leaves
on the 21st of July, and the Premises may be entered upon im-
mediately afterwardS.—Apply (if by letter. post-paid) to Mr.
Row. PRITCHA RD, on the Premis,•s; to Mr. Tomk INSON, Ru-
pert-street; or to MesSrs. D. MARei.E.s and Co. Publishers, 65,
Lord-street, Liverpool.
May be viewed on Tuesdays and Fridays.

TO IRONFOUNDERS AND LOCOMOTIVE STEAM
lE,NGINE MAKERS.
_

T 0 be LET, FOR A TERM OF YNATCS, all those WORKS,
called SHELTON IRON WORKS, situate in Shelton,
in the parish of Stoke-upon-Trent, on the 'Trent •• Mersey
Canal, and about two miles irons Newcastle-undef-Lyne.
The Works consist of an Iron and a Brass undry, Fitting-
up and Smith's Shops, good Accomi ation for making
Boilers and Boats, a Steam-engine of si ,orse's power, Slide
Lathes, Drilling Machines, &c.; also, a Crane, close to the
Canal side, capable of lifting heavy weights. The length on the
:line of canal is upwards of sixty yards, and the whole contents of
the Land comprise about 6,000 yards, including an excellent
House and Garden, for either proprietor or manager, with
Stable and Porter's House.
Further particulars may he known on application to Mr.
WILLIAM BUTLER, un the Premises.
Shelton, 27th June, 1836.

741: 1'7,•..••
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the king,) 176, DALE-sTitEET: between']ir r - 7/`' `fkV".\—W
~r 4
Lion and Moss's Bank, Li.. ei•poul, 1M PROVEW 11:1,0
LEATHER PORT NI ANTEAV, PuRTABLE RAT-
,
CASE, HAIR TR.U.NK,a.nd TRAVELLING BAG MAlWi.,..P'"*".,e::"`•--
FACTITREIt. •
Trunks and Impetials Fitted to Carrie . Patent Nate tY /
proof Canvas fir covering Thinks, Lug • e, &c. .
WM. AUSTIN, in respectfully solicit „ private as well as pub,
lic patronage, begs to assure thus o may honour him with
their commands, from a thorow knowledge the yraious
branches of his business, and for a series of years having con-
ducted the first houses in London, they may rely upon all Ar.
tides in the above line of the first quality and workmanship,
combined with despatch, at a reduction of full 3U per cent.
under the charges usually made in this town.
N.B. Brass and Iron Portable Camp Bedsteads, Bedding,.
Oil and Cloth Valieses, Canteens, Bullock Trunks, &c. &c. to
order.
176, Dale-street, opposite the Exchange.