The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-12 00:00:00

Ott A,att.

FOR EXPORTATION AND HOME" SE.
PAINT OILS, LAMP
OIL PAINTS; of every descript. ,
DA Y COL 0 U RS, ; ditto dit •
VARNISHES, ditto ado:
Apply to J. and J 4 TAYLOR and Co., -Manufacture' a.
Office, No. 9, Seddon-street.
Ships supplied with PAINTS, OILS, &c. with despatch, and
on the lowest terms.

TO MERCHANTS, SpIPPERS,_&c.
GEORGE JORDAN HAS NOW 'ON SALE,
, BRUNSWICK, SAXON, and MARINE GREENS; .
CHROME YELLOWS, Pale and Deep;
PRUSSIAN, .BRUNSWICK, THUMB, ~and QUEEN!S
BLUE ;
White, Black, Blue, Yellow, Green. an PAINTS
COPAL VARNISHES. and JAPAN of all 'descriptions,
For Home Use and Exportation.
Apply at the Manuiactorv, VAUXHALL HOUSE, near
Sandhills Bridge, north end Vauxhall-road.

Wholesale STATIONERY and PAPERS, for Exportation
and Home Consumption ; •
Fine Writing and. Printing PAPERS, of every desCription;
LEDGERS, JOURNALS, Day, Cash, ill,
and all other Mercantile ACCOUNT-BC)°, Ruled to
any Pattern,ln improved Bindings, alto ibg the full
amount of Excise Drawback on Goods
for Exportation
Coloured Sample PAPERS and Tiss s, Cartridge, Cap,
Brown, Casing; and' Sheathing PAPER'S,
and MILLED BOARD;
Hand-made TWINES, .LINES, GASKETINGS &c.;
Seine. Turtle, Herring, Mullet,_Salinori, add Shrimp
TWINES ; Papering or TWlNE;Casing'
T WINE; Siitching.TWlNE ftr'llags •
Seaming, Tabling; and Roving ' TWINE; 'PACKING •'
for Steam Engines;-Deep Sea, Hand' Lead, and
LINES; Grutnet, Point; 'Cod, Mackerel, and other FISHING
• LINES; Tea Chest; Orange; Crate, Bale,- and' • .
Box PACKING-CORDS.
W. W. ARCHIBALD, Alanuractorv, Birkenhead, Ware-
house Removed from N0..18 to No. 9, Goree Piazzas, entrance
n Brunswick-street.

DREW,
an engine of
now plying be-

• Or SALE,
• • The Steam--paeket SAINT A
Buraien per register 83'tous, vv;
TX./ horse-power. This 'vessel

tween Wll

ieot!and,. and Liver 01, is in excellent
order, has most
.comfottable accornin d ions for passengers,
draws little water, and is in every r sect a most desirable
steam-packet for any trade suitable t her burthen.—Further
particulars may be known on appl►cation to FISHER
.and
STEWART, WhitehaVen, or - • '
• WILLIAM DOWSON, 8, Goree=piazzas.

Valuable FREEHOLD. ROI?ERTY I.V .811.4 W-STREET
SALISBURY- STREET,: FIE LO-STREET',EVERTON.
BROW, ROK EBY-S !REEL and BOUNDARY-STREET
in,;EVERTON, •libtlr LIVERPOOL.' ,
' By Messrs. 'l'. WINSTANLEY and SONS,
On THUUSDAY n,,xt, the 14th instant, at One o;clock in the
Aftertmon, at the - Clarendon. Rooms, South' John-street,
Liverpool,
Lot I. Commodious DWELLING- USE, (No. 6,)
with the GARDEN and App tenances, in Shaw-
street, containing in front 15 yards, an running in depth to
Haigh-street 50 yards, and now in the copation of William
Shand, Esq. -
2. A DWELLING-HOUSE,.with the GARDEN and Ap-
purtenances, (No. 7,) in Shaw-street, of the same dimensions
as Lot 1, and now in the occupation of Mr. John Whitley.
3. A DWELLING-HOUSE, with the GARDEN and Ap-
purtenances, (No. 11,) in Shaw-street, of the saine.diniensions
as the preceding lots, and now in the occupation of Mrs. Tho-
mas. Aspinall.
4. A DWELLING-HOUSE, with the GARDEN and Ap-
. purtenances, (No, 47,) in'Sh.aw-street, containing in front nine
yards, and running in depth to,i-laigh,street 50 yards, and now
in the occupation of Richa.rdMoun,
5. Three DWELLING-HOUSES with the .GARDENS
and Appurtenances, (Nos. 2,3, and 4,) situate in Salisbury-
street, containing in front respectively 7 yards, and running in
depth to a back street of five yards wide 36 yards, and now-in
the several occupations of Mr. Wainwright, Mr. Hore, and
Mr. Nicholson.
6. Two DWELLING-HOUSES, with the Appurtenances,.
„situate op the east side of :Fielchstreet, containing IQ' fl'ollcre-
spectivelsl- yards, or th;reabouts, in depth to a back street
of five yards wide 17 yards, and now in the several occupations.
of Mr. Thomas Smith and Mrs. Hardwick.
And in one or more lots,,us may be ,determined npon at the
time of sale, the- following desiralle Parcels of BUILDING
LAND, viz.;
Two Lots, situate • to the front of Shaw-street, containing
about 9,300 square yards.
Four Lots,' situate to the front of Salisbury-street, containing-1
about 22,000 square yards.
Two Lots to the front of Field-street, containing about 4,660
Square yards. •
One Lot, situate on'the south side of EvertOw-brow and east.
side of Field-street, containing about 2,267 square.yards-
One Lot in
.Rolieby-street, containing about 670 square
yards.
And one Lot in Boundary-street, containing about 403 square
yards.
The Vendors being de'sirous of effecting sales, the present
will be. found by capitalists, a very_ desirable opportunity of
making an investment in improving. Freehold Property within
the parliamentary borough. .
Further particulars may be had on application at the Offices
of 'Messrs. Fosxza and LLOYD, Solicitors, Exchange-alley ;
or Messrs. LOW NIM.S and RonirisoN, Solicitors, Brunswick.
street,. Liverpool.

CABINET-MAKER'S STOCK. WINSTANLEPS.BOOMS.
By Messrs. THOS.•WINSTANLEY and SONS,
On FRIDAY 'next, the 15th instant, at their Roorns,-Church-
,
- , • , street, at eleven o'clock precOely, '`•
THE remainin well-manufactured STOCK i TRADE of'
g Mr. William Martin, who is declining t e business, re-
moved from the
.Premises, Renshaw-street, fu e convenience
of • Sale. •
. . .
The Mahogany Articles consist of morn Pedestal Side-
boards, two excellent Sets of Dining 'lables, on 'Telescope
Frames, Sets of Dining-room and Parlour, Chairs, Sofas,
Elliptic and Circular Lou Tables, Card Ditto, three capital
Winged Wardrobes, Hail Chairs, Sets of Fourpost Bedsteads,
Sze. • •

The fashionable Thosewood Furniture comprises Sets of
Grecian-shaped. Drawing-room Chairs, two Couches, Card and
Loo Tables, Cabinet, &c.
The Stock is of the best material and manufacture, and may
be viewed on T URS DAY next, the )4th instant, when Catalogues
may be had.

By Mr. WALKER,
On MONDAY next, the 18th inst., at the Church'-street Rooms,
at Eleven o'clock precise! -
11-111 E remaining very valuable and well
JP_ BINET FURNITURE, made by-
who is declining business, and removed
Sale.
The Furniture consists' of Loo, Di ng, Card, and Pembroke
Tables, Sideboards Chairs,' Chest ( Drawers, Fottr-post and
Camp Bedsteads,' Sofas ..Couches,'Easy Chairs, amongst which
will bes found twelve splendid and well' made solid Rosewood
Antique Chairs, covered in silk damask, together with a great
variety of Feath-er Beds and Bedding,,iiair Mattresses, &c.
A Square-israllo-coRTE, in a!Mahogany, Case, by Broadwood
and Sons, also a splendid-range of (Hass Cases, together with
the remaining Stock•ln,Trade-of Mr. E. ATK INSON, Boot, Shoe,
and Clod Maker, Maker, consisting of-BOOTS, SHOES, and CLOGS,
LASTS, BOOT-TREES, HEEL-PLATES, &C.
The whole may be' viewed on -Saturday next, the 16th, when
Catalogues may be had at.the Church-Street Rooms.
(31- Agent for. Ritchie's Copying Machines.

L'atufa.ctured CA

.r. THOS. PANTING,
Air the convenience O:

By Mr. WALKER,
On TiES DA Y next, the 19th instant, at Six o'cldtk inthe''Eo4-
ing, at the House of Miss Maxweß,Stanborie-SttAiitllPACl
park, subject to. conditions then-6i he
A LL that Piece or Parce!
.0110UND, with
1-31 the Six MESSITAGEsrx,>,,Dw I,k4iM-HOUSES
thereon erected, situate Oil the gors e Warwick ...tiett,
4Toooxtyeathrd-ps:iik(,,on( pin th 14411:11,1SitP(IF6 *l4
abouts, and in
! nihj
abonts; be the several dtifieliSions thereof a tithe more or ess.
otirw.4ttthttv. flre:,
Premises are Freehold pf,lnheritaLlit.An44.el.igible—for'
building upop, an,d- te:e~p~~G, p ikc.()Ewqrted
jets) a, Boiler, or any tinier Al4fi ►• If()); ytsg) PPiAiotilars.
apply at the office rit'lqr..,N.p /,A.l:?p,r,rlPids,
Dale-street, and at M?: ,!..,!.114kfch-
Street, where plans may be seen.

GREAT SALE AT DYSEETH. NEAR ST, ASAPH.
On TUESDAY nest, thel9th'itistaist, and the Iblidiiiti'edays
until th'whiale'are sold. • -,- •
ar.R. WILLIAMS is -instructed,t2 SELL by AUCTION,
11 on the preMises at '`Dyserth,- near St. Aosapli, in the
county of Flint, the-valuable, modern, and elegant' HOUSE::
HOLD FURNITU'a E, Plate, Linen, China; Glass, cellar of
choice WINES, extensive Library, PrintS, Paintings, Car-:
riages, Horses, -and other elf_Tts, the property of the 'l
'Reverend George Strong; deceased. • The Furniture is of a de
scription that has seldom been offered for sale in this part of the
country, and consists of every thing thing necessary to a'gen-
lletrian's establishment ;, every article is of the best make and
material and in ekcellent condition. The Plate and Plated
Articles are numerous, and selected with great regard to chaste.-
ness of pattern and neatness of execution. /The Linen forms a
large assortntent of Table Linen of all 'destriptions,` and other
larticler of this class, all in perfect order. The China and'Glass
comprise elegant Dinner; Dessert, Te 2, and Breakfast Ser-
vices, and a great number of valuablet ntique Chita Bowls
and other articles, unmet Otis handsome cut wine Decanters,
Claret Jtigs; Dessert Services, Wine and Ale Glosses, &c: &c:
The Wines have been selected with the "greatest care; are all of
choice vintage, and from having been carefully and judiciously
managed, are now in the highest state of perfection ; the
greater part have beets bottled tor a number of years; they con-
sist of Champagne, Claret,- Port, Sherry, Madeira,' &c. &e,
The Library is very extensive, and comprises' many very'
valuable works,-both ancient and modern, many richly bound;
and many very valuable for their antiquity and 'rarity; numer-
ous valuable Paintings and Engravings, many elegantly framed
and glazed; two very valuable Fowling. Pieces, with cases and
every requisite, by the celebrated , Egg; =a. handsome Chariot,
with imperial, and all necessary travelling conveniences ; a
double-bodied Phaeton, nearly new; two"-very valuable brown
Carriage Horses, a perfect match, very temperate, and in. good
condition for work; a beautiful Bay Poney,' accustomed to
carry a' lady ; two very excellent Cows, fifteen fat Sheep, a
quantity of Harness, Saddles, Bridles, &c.; about fifteen tons
of well-harvested Hay, and a great number of other useful and
valuable articles, too numerous for insertion in the limits of an
advertisement.
Catalogues are being prepared, and may be had a week pre-
vious to the Sale, at One Shilling each, at the Bull and Crown
Inns, Denbigh; at the. White Lion, Ruthin ; the Black Lim],
Mold; the, White Horse, Hulywell; the Mostyn Arms, St.
Asaph ; the Black. Rhyddian; the Bee, Abergele ; and at the
Auctioneer's, Town's-end, Denbigh.
"The whole may be viewed the day before the Sale, and to
prevent intrusion,-every person will be expected to produce a
catalogue. , „ .
' The Sale to commence each day at Eleven o'clock.

. ' STA P poR psi-11-RE.
By MesSrs: El and C. ROBINS,
On WEDNESDAY,
.1 bC: 27th instant, at Three o'clock in the Af-
' ternOon, at the SWan 'Hotel, in' Wolverhampton, and on
Turunsokv, the 28:Ii instant, at Eleven o'clock in the Fore-
noon, at the King's Arms Inn, in Bilston, in the county of
Stafford. in Fifty-four Lots',
ripHE MANOR or. LORDSHIP of BRAD .;EY, with its
I Rights, Royalties, and 'Appurtenanc , the celebrated
BRADLEY IRON WORKS, situate at .adley,' within Bil-
-1
ston aforesaid, consisting of Coal and n Mines, Furnaces,
Foundries, Potteries, Forge, Rolling. d Slitting Mill, House
for the residence of a' Principal or 1% lager, 120 Housgs for
Agents, Clerks, and Workmen, and every requisite for an ex-
tensive Iron. Manufacturing Establishment; also se-veial Lots
of BUILDING LAND, the whole containing about 100 Acres
of Land, ur which the greater part are Freehold of Inherirance,
and the remainder Leaseholdfor a long term ' olyears, subject
to a small reserved rent,'besides MineS,under about eight Acres
of adjoining Land, held for the residue of 4 terra of fourteen
years, commencing at Lady Day:lB33; . .
Also Two ESTATES in the Parishes of WednesbUry and
Darlaston, in the said county of Staffot'd, with valuable Mines,
u n der' I bent..

This Property is in the midst of that part Of Staffordshire
where the Irdri Trade is concentrated and carried on 10 the
great extent for which it' b-s low= been dis; ingaished. These
-
,well known Works were established by the late JOHN WILEIN-
soN, Esq., lion Master. They are in effeetive and full opera-
tion, partly by his family and partly by lessees, but o, ing to
some recent domestic clianges they arc noW submitted to public
competition. The Property is,most eligibly situateclas to Roads.
and Canals,
,by which it is intersected in various directions.
The present flourishing, state of the Iron Trade, with every
prospect of its continuance, contributes to enhance the value of
this important concern to
.any Person or Company,engaged or
desirous of embarking in the Iron Trade, in Works of the first
celebrity, and capable of being increased to almost any extent.
Air, TO LLN DUNN IN,G, Agent at the Bradley Works, willshow
the Property, from whom printed particulars, with Lithographed
Plans, may shortly be bad ; and also at the Office of 114essrs.
EDQ.Is: and TIKF.g, Solicitors, Manchester; Mr: ConsEu, So-
licitor,. .Wolverhainpton Messrs. GRAZEBROOK and GUEST,
Solicitors, Stourbi idge; Riessrs. TAYLOR, TURNI:R, SHARPE,
and FIELD, 41, Bedford-row, London; and Messrs, FITCHETT
and WAPSTAFFS, Solicitors, Warringtun,

EXTENSIVE SALE OP CARPETS.'
By Mr. T. BRANCH,
On FRIDAY next, the ,15. h instant, at Eleyete'o'clock, at the
Hanover-rooms, : - • ,
ir TPWARDS: of Two ThouSaod Vat. ''S of BRUSSELS,
VENETIAN, and KIDDER M STER CARPETS,
or excellent quality, including a gre variety of Fashionable
Patterns adapted' for Drawing or ining Rooms, PariMirs,
Chambers, and Staircases; about lOU HEARTH-RUGS, a
ii,
consi4lerab!e quantity of London-made FLOOR and LOBBY
CLOTHS, DRUGGETTS, &c.
To be viewed on Thursday next, the 14th instant, when
Catalogues may be had. '

BUILDING LAND NEAR NEW BRIGHTON.
Bs- Mr. BLACKHUIIST,
Oo TUESDAY ne!ra',7the ‘l2th April instant, at S.,:<o'clock in the
Evening, at the heuse of Mr. Twiaint-r, High Seacombe,
HOtel, by .order of .111 e ilfortgagith.
LL that Piece or Parcel of LA_ 4, containing IA: 21t.
1.11.. and 2e., of statute-measure, or thereabouts, situate on 146
north s;de of-the public road leading from the Magazines to
Wiillasev, the,county_of Chester, in the intmedioie neiyhbour.
kod of :Veto Brtghton, crud e6mmandi extensive
ng extenve illarine Pews.
The Property is Freehold.of Inheritance, and dill 'be sold in
one or more Lnts, as may be agreed upon at the time of sale.
For further particulars apply to Mr. Gil ACE, Solicitor, Castle-
street, Liverpool, who has larye and small sums of Modeq ready
to be advenc:ed on approml securities.

For th'e- benefit of whom it may. concern.
On Lt next, the 11th .instant,
tryillE' HUL L, MASTS, YARDS. BOAT :;&c., saved from
1 the Wreck of the Barque MARY, as ey now lie on the
Beach, at Rossal, near Poulton-in-the-F e. Also, part of the
Cargo of the said Y(zssel, consisting of P 'Aeons, Ship Bread,
Puncheons, Oats, Salted Provisions, ar Iron, a Gig. and
quantity of Harness, a number .of empty Puncheons and Hogs-
heads, 20,000 Bricks. 5 Inds. Slates, 8 Puncheons Tempered
Lime, and what' further may appear on the day of sale.
Sale to commence, at et.uvuLur's, near Rossal Hall, at
Twelve o'clock. •

On Fttio,A'Y next, the 15th instant, at Six o'clock in the evenink,
at the Golden Lion Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool, the following
eligible Property :
Lot I.FuEL
'HOLD PREMISES,
.on the south side of
Forrest-street and east side of Frederick-street, in
Liverpool, consisting of l'wo SHOPS w4' WAREHOUSE-
ROOMS
abuse, and Two' DWELLI )5G
-HOUSES adjoin-
ing; producing a total rental of £124, 'd in the occupation of
i Messrs. Isaac Parr, J. Ditchfield; and thers.
A considerable proportion of the purchaSe-money may remain
on MOrtOge of this Pi:opertv, if required,
(„!
2. Two DWELLING-HOUSES, to one of which a STA--
BM!: and GIG-HOUS E 'is attached, on the west side of Grove-
street, Abercromby-square, in the occupations of Mrs. Kirby
and Mr. Glynn, at the rent of £9B.
These Premises are Leasehold for 75 years..
3. A very valuable Piece of LAND, on the north
.side of Par- '
liatnenGstreet, south side of Greenland-street, and west side. of
Jamaica-street, and very near the Queen's Dock, containing in
the whole 1,190 sqintre yards.
This Lot is also Leasehold for 75 years.
4. A Piece of tAND, held by Lease for 75 years, on the
south side of and fronting Finch-street,
.and a short distance
from Brunswick Chapel, containing to the front 36 feet 1 inch,
and in depth 51 feet.
5. A DWELLING-HOUSE, Freehold of Inheritance, now
used as a Beer-shop, situate on the west side of Great Howard-
.street, and near the end of Oil-street, in the oecupation of itoht.
Gordon, as yearly tenant, at the rent of £35.
The-Prernises were originally built for an lun, for which they
are well adapted.
6. A PieCe of Freehold LAND,.with Seven DWELLING-
HOUSES thereon,' two of Which are to the front, and 01l the
west side; of Gol'e.,street, adjoining the Kirkdale-road, three to
maining-Wo at the•haCk, and in the occupation of J. Graham,
the front and on the north side Of Hankin-street, and the re-
-. Pover, alit! Others, at the yearly rent of 1;76.
Further particulars may be obtained on application to Messrs.
WILKINSON and CHRISTIAN, Solicitors, Fen wick-street, Liver-
pool. •

•
Positivelu without reserve,-OnTuesday, the 3d of May next, at
Twelve o'clock, at the Clarendon-buildings, South John-street
tr
(if not previously sold by Private Contract,).,
,
IT. •A
Ll.) AB L E PROPERTY, consisting of L- N D and
V WAREHOUSES, all adjoining, situate in Tabley-street,
Hurst-street, and Sparling-street, extending train the South
corner of Mersey-street and Tabley-street, down Tablet'-street
towards the Docks, 53 yards, and from thence along Hurst-
street to Sparling-street 67 yards. . .
The Land is inclosed by walls in three compact lots; one is
bonded, fronting Hurst-street, 462, s care yards;
.containing
another free, fronting Hurst-street, containing 45 quare yards;
`and the third, with a Counting-house, frontin Tabley-street,
' containing SSO square yards, let for a term. u ears, at a rent of
.£lls'per annum. •
~ . .
There are three Warehouses that ftoi abley-street:; rept; one 13
bv ,1.8 yards, another 13 by'lS' yards, am the third S by 18 yards.
Eatch have seven Romps ,And ?, Cellar, all let to various tenants.
1. good' House fronting Sparling-street, to lut,for Ocous.it4.ug-
,
. ,
ho seg.
4,l,ittd oviLit
se g. . .
'fhb" whole Freehold of Inheritance, excepting t4.1(194 Wa,
:Cobriting-hoose fronting Tablev-street, which. afithildfa#ol,l6lo
. for!tliree lives (all in being) 21 y'eq• '1,„",,, od bissix*. w
Tfie propetty is most destrabiy sito9 cl, i.ongoil wg4Ati
len'itli of
and
fluid SalthOese: 1.),44,51401K tijay iti.;t4.l
}4
Docks, and in the iminediale viciNtxt, - 1 magi Ail
Wapping., and the new Custom-house,, ' n $ - spfr 4*
.em
.oflice: When these are completed Wpro:avi 0444 ilipno,,
.• . ,
street trnin the Property to the Ex.eh.p.,imiiiiiik, 414. iiidefri,e
.Railivay from Wapping along the D9c.lif,,os}oB4llllreel t
give
,great facility in the tvansoort of (w0u...1, A 9p*lii,a Ayiwil
!puke§ are ont.Onnected kith any other biti1aNg,,,q.94,41:0.,,v4r!4;7,.
ably adapted for Estab!ishments in the East Indialantl..4Thst.tt,
Trades', or any other Where security and convettience,qtwm,
poi:ta.4se.' G..0;1s may be loaded into. and out of the .WaFfri9Rstyst
froiNnheAfficlosed yard belonging io;ttieute
. i pour
rtiiloW a desire to Ming some 'oinstandintr transae nns.to
:4ciop which induces the parties inte.ested to oirer the Pim ises
rorAtti. .
.Aliptv to W. M. DUNCAN and Sor,r, 'rabley-street.