The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-20 00:00:00

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oN SALE, an excellent FINGER 0 GAN, in a handsome
Gothic Mahogany Case, suitabl or a Concert-room or a
small Church or Chapel.
The Organ may be seen and part' ulars may be had by apply-
i[TV, (if by letter postpaid) to Mr. VANS, Organist, Lancaster.
Lancaster. 17th September, 1836.

LISCARD.
ArANALE, by PRIVATE TREATY, a considerable quantity of
Ik_.), IREEHOLD BUILDING LAND, (in Lots to suit
Purchasers, varying from 30 to 100 yards in depth,) situate at
Sea Bank, adjoining a road 12 yards wide, now firming in a
direct line fi we the Beach of the Ricer Mersey to the Village of
Liscard.
The greater portion of this Lam:train:winds an uninterrupted.
'view of the marine scenery of the Port of Liverpool, and has
Frontage to the Shore well suited for Bathing; the remainder
his an extensive view of the Welsh Mountains• the whole
contains a deep stratum of Brick Earth of goo quality, and
presents, by the gradual inclination. of. its sing . ce, the greatest
facility for Sewerage, so essential for Buildi purposes. • . .
1,0i),000 Bricks, made this season, ar w ready for sale on
reasonable terms.
A Sea-wall is commenced, and is ra idly progressing, pre-
paratory to the Establishment of SEA BANK PERRY, about'
400 yards northward of Egremnnt Hotel. •
Also, about 25,000 Superficial Yards of BUILDING LAND,
situaie at New Brighton ; a _Frontage of 70 yards to the Sea
Beach offers a very eligible site for an • Hotel or Ferry. The
whole of the Land is well calculatad for the erection of bathing
Villas or Marine Residences.
Every accommodation will be afforded to Purchasers of Free-
hold, or Building Leases will be granted.
For particUlars apply to J. PENKETT, Esq., J. DENNIL
MA DDOCK, Esq„ Sea Bank; Messrs. LEIGH and SANDI:RS,
Solicitors, or Messrs.. EDWARDS and SON, Architects, Liver-
'pool.• • .

ITHE PATRONAGE, RIGHT OF PRESENTATION
AND PERPETUAL ADVOWSON OF THE CHURCH
OF SAINT LUKE, IN THE TOWN OF LIVERPOOL.
FrIO be SOLD, by Order of the Ecclesiastical C rnissioners
.1 for England.• the PERPETUAL ADP WSON and
.PATIIONAGE of the CHURCH of SAINi LUKE in the
town of Liverpool,' and the right- of presenlatiou of minister
and chaplain. Under an Act of Parlia t 3 George IV. c.
19, the yearly salary of 1:250is payable the minister, and the
ifire
like salary to the chaplain by the C oration of Liverpool.
They are also eniitled to fees. The appointments of clerk and
sexton, with salaries payable by the corporation, are vested in
;the minister. The present minister is 41 years of age. The
'present chaplain is 31 years of age. This Advowson is in the
,patronage of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the bo-
rough of Liverpool, and is to be sold by Order of the said Com-
missioners, by tender, in the form which has been approved by
the said Commissioners. Such persons as are desirous of
making tenders for the purchase ()Übe said Advowson may re-
ceive forms of terrier at the office of the said Commissioners, 5,
Whitehall-place, London, between the hours of II and 3; or
at the office of the Town Clerk, Town Hall, Liverpool; and
the tenders must be delivered in duplicate sealed up, and
directed " To the EcelesiastiCal Commissioners for England,"
marking thereon, "Tender for the right of Presentation of
Minister and Chaplain to the church of Saint Luke, in the
town of Liverpool," at the office of the said Cominissioners on
or before FRIDAY the 30th day of September, 1834, but no ten-
der will be received after 12 o'clock on that day; nor will any
:proposal be noticed unless made in the said form, and delivered
,at the said office of the Commissioners. For further informa-
tion and particulars apply to the Town Clerk, Town Hall, Li-
verpool ; or at the office of Messrs. AntiNGrorit, Goecour,
FA UL li NEE, and FOLLETT, Solicitors, Bedford-row, London.

INVESTMENT.—NORTH WALES.
CARNARVONSHIRE AND ANGLESEY.
T/O be SOLD, by PRIVATE TR ATV, the eligible MAN-
SION, DEMESNE, and L DS, of "1301)5:GIMES,"
together with sundry capital FreelFreels`d MESSUAGES, DW EL-
ark
LING-HOUSES, TENEMENTS, FARMS, and LANDS
with the A PPURTENANCES, in the several parishes of
Llannor, Denio, town of Pwlllieli, Ahereirch, Bottunog, Mell-
teyrne, Aberdaron; BrYneroes, and Bodverin, in the county of
Carriarvon, and Llandrygarn, in the counry,of Anglesey.
The Mansion is a good substantial and comfortable Family
Residence, (replete with. conveniences,) with entrance Lodge,
and suitable Offices and Farm Buildings, in excellent repair, the
whole of which are well sheltered with Timber. The Lawn is
tastefully laid out and planted with Shrubs and Evergreens,and
the Grounds, from which much .rich and striking Scenery is
seen, are diversified with Trees and Plantations of promising
and luxuriant growth, which give an interesting character to
the place. They afford a fair stock of Game ; and the west side
of the Demesne and adjoining Farms are bounded by an excel-
lent Trout Stream.. The wall Kitchen Garden and Orchard are
in a fertile andoproductive state, and the whole Demesne is in a
high state of cultivation. . . .
The Mansioteis situated about a mile and a half from the
greatly.improved, and , rapidly improving market and seaport
town of Pwitheli where'a mail roach daily. arrives from, and
'starts to London, and meets at the city of Bangor conveyances
to, all parts of the, United .Kingdom. This port is the Steam
Packet Station for Aberystwith. A neat Church has been lately
built atPwilheli, where English service, is performed every Sun-
day. The market is cheap and abundantly supplied with° flesh-
meat, poultry, &c.
The Roads are good in all directions, the rides and drives
varied and interesting, and the air considered most mild and
salubrious. Cardigan Bay, which is immediately approached
from the port of Pwllheli, affords the finest beach for Sea Bath-
iug in North Wales, and plentifully abounds with Fish of every
description, and cannot be excelled either in enchanting Scenery
or the se-eurity•of St. 'l'idwal's Roads, as presenting the most
favourable scope for the exercise of the delightful taste of
Yatching.
To a Gentleman wishing to retire with his Family from the
weighty cares of a profession or the irksome toils of business,
this respectable Mansion and Demesne is eminently calculated
to afford health, peace, and comfort.
There are several compact Ferias, forming part of the pro-
perty on sale, connected with the Mansion and Demesne ; some,
of the Farms have delightful situations for neat and picturesque
Cottage Residences, and one of them, from possessing, an ele-
vated site, commanding fine land and marine Views, with sloping
ground, ornamented with large Trees and thriving Plantations,
which, in an Unproved state, would have a most pleasing effect,
is a very enviable situation for a handsome Villa ; and another,
commanding also land and marine Prospects in front, and
backed by extensive luxuriant Plantationsabounding with Game,
and forming one of the best covers for Woodcocks in the neigh-
bourhood, is most suitable for a Sporting Villa.
This last Farm is joined by five other Farms and Plantations.
The Property in the town of Pwllheli; being centrally situated,
is well adapted foe Shops and Trade, and the Lands in the im-
mediate neighbourhood affords sites for the building of neat and
ornamental Dwellings to command fine Marine Views iu Cardi-
glut Bay and the most magnificent Mountain Scenery.
The Farms consist of good Arable, Meadow, and Pasture
Land ; are, in general, very compact, with substantial Houses
and Outbuhdings (most of them rebuilt within the last twenty
years,) in good repair, capable of improvement, and all within
a convenient distance of Lime arid -Manure. The rents are
moderate, having been reduced twenty years ago, and not since
raised, and all the Farms are exempted from Tithe Hay. The
Poor Rates are also moderate.
On the Property, in the parish of Aherdaron, there is a n
inexhaustible Limestone Rock, which has been recently dis-
covered, and, independent of affording means of improvement
to the adjoining portion of the Estate, consisting of from 700 to
800 acres, supplies a large district of country with Lime of a
superior quality. New Kilns and Railways have lately been
formed upon this work, which, in consequence, is now carrying
on upon a large and more extended scale of operation. This
property also abounds with pure Chert Rock, used in lining
China Mills, and of which an annual supply of some hundreds of
tons to the port of Runcorn, for the use of the Staffordsliiie
Potteries, may be.contracted for upon terms to make an ample
remunerating return. An opening IS now inakingto this value-
ble rock to afford 'the facility of working it from the level which
passes through it.
Also, an extensive stratum of Clay of extraordinary tenacity
and superior quality for making of Bricky, which might be ex-
ported to South NV;iles and the ports in the Bristol Channel with
great advantage to such a work. The port of Porthor is within
half a mile of the above articles of Limestone, Chert, and Clay,
and from. which a large export of Farm Produce is annually
made to Liverpool and other markets.
There are several thriving Plantations upon the properties, in
the parishes of Llannor and Abereirch, 'of which Oak, most
carefully and judiciously trained and managed to become fine
Timber, is the prevailing, tree.
The grand project of a Railroad from the port of Portdinllaen,
as the chief communication between England and Ireland. will
run through• or parallel with a considerable., portion. of this
Estate, and afford to it generally the important advantage of
transporting produce at a low rate to the English markets.
The.Nanhoran Harriers hunt three times a week within a
short distance; and likewise the Nanney Fox-hounds for a few
weeks in the season. • - •
The Farms in Carnarvonshire are bounded by the properties
of the Right Hon. Lord Newborough, the Hon. Edward Lloyd
Mostyn, M.P., Si, Robert Williames Vaughan, Bart., Thomas
Assheton Smith Esq., M.P., Colonel Sir Love Parry, M.l'.,Richard Lloyd Edwards, Esq., Robert William Wynne, Esq.,
Thomas Parry Jones Parry, Esq.,.Richard Welkin Price, Esqa Rev. Owen Gethin. Williams, Robert Thomas Garrey, Esq .
Richard Junes, Mrs. 'Ellis, &c.; and those in
Anglesey
by the
properties of the Most Noble the Marquis of Anglesey,
the
Right Hen. Lord Boston, Robert Bulkeley Owen,-Esq., the
Rev. Mr. Evans, and ethers.
This sale presents a very desirable opportunity forthe advan-
tageous investment of capital, and such as seldom offers itself in
North Wales. A considerable portion of the Purchase Money
may remain on the security of the property.
.The Furniture at the. Mansion, as well as•the Farming Stock
and Produce, may be had at a valuation, and possession taken
at All. Saints next. , •,: . ' ' ''•" • - '' ' :
The Tenants, will show the•Farinsin their respective necupa-
k
tions, and ,Maps of .the Estates, svitl descriptive particulars
thereof,.may be juspecteri and wbtained, and any furthei 'infor-
mationhaterlpost-paid, ) to l'Ar,llEarsm
had on application (itby.
Rituals, Wiwams, Solicitor, Penrhos, near Ca rnarvon, who
is authorised to treat for the. tale-of-the- whole Or any portion
thereof.

WAliNfeTwEhDo,
has
TileernUlAoniglaON 1 a rieirnsoann in
tenvvrei 7
Mir-
Prliii'cip
cantile Establishment, and been accustome t usiness all his
life. Is well 'acquainted with Booking. Id have no objec-
tion to go abroad. Respectable reference. can be given, and
security, if required.—Address, N. R., Journal-office, Nevrcas.
tle-on-Tyne.

AL FA NIILY. residing at Woodside, having a HO -8E much
larger than they require, will be happy ti fleet with a
Gentleman of respectability to occupy Apartnie sin the same.
The House is handsomely furnished and sirably situated,
facing the river.--Letters addressed to G. 1 ~ at the Standycl-
office; will meet with attention.

MONEY TO LEND. Il 4,0 V
IFIE several SUMS of £2,500, £lOOO, E- £3OO,
A_ and £2(X) are ready to be advanced on 4drtgage. Apply
to Mr. GROCOTT, 801010 r, 11, Harrington-stTeet.

MISS NEEDS begs to inform her Friends and the Ladies
of Liverpool, that she has Trocured frorryLonilon and
Paris, an assortment of DRESSES, MIL iNERY, &c.,
suitable to the approaching Festival, whi she has now the
honour of submitting for inspection:,
N.B. Fancy Dresses made to order on
76, Bold-street.

Le shortest notice.

FASHIONABLE DANCING.
tii4/
Air RS, CHARLES ACKERS (We Miss . Emery,)
.111 respectfully announces-to the Ladies of rkenhead and
the neighbourhood, that, at the suggestion o everal Friends,
she has'been induced to open an ACAD Y, at the MAGis-
TR ATES' Rooms, Woonstoc, where a ' ss will be formed at
Eleven o'clock in the Morning for Young Ladies and Gentle-
men, and at Three in the. Aftei noon, exclusively for Ladies, on
WEnrsEsDAY, the 28th instant.
Terms, &c., may he known by applying at Mr. Willoughby's
Hotel, Birkenhead, or at the Academy, Private Residence,
Park-road.

WOODHOUSE'S MARSALA WINES.
AESSRS. WOODHOUSE BROTHERS Yee-leave to
1_ announce to their Friends and the PujatTC, the Retail
Branch of the Business has been disco ti efed ; but they will
have much pleasure in supplying th . riends with their
choicest WINES. in any quantities, n ess than a Quarter Cask, containing Twenty-four Gallons, mperial Measure. To
the Wholesale Wine Merchant, Messrs.Woonuousk BuoTnEus
are prepared to offer much more advantageous terms than
heretofore:
22, Henry-street, Liverpool.

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GENERAL PROVISION WAREHOUSE.,No. ,'"PARK
LANE, NEAR 'TIE NEW CUSTOM 4 SE. .
VISH and KELLOCK. respectfully annuu to Merchants
1' . Ship-Owners, Commanders of Vess and the Public
generally, that they snpply.every DES PTION of PRO-
VISIONS, suitable for Ships' Stores or Home Consumption,
of the very hest qualitv.. and at the lowest remunerating prices.
Superior ALES and PORTER., in Barrefiand BOttles, for
Exportation.

THE LIVERPOOL ENGRAVING AND PRINTING
OFFICE:
• SRUVSIrICK-STREET, CAST:LP-STREET.V
ri HE business executed at the above Establishment comprises
_IL every description of Plain and Ornamental Engraving,
together with Copper-plate,. Letter-press ki4 Lithographic
Printing, for every Public and Commer *al purpose, as Maps,
Plans, Charts, Bankers' Notes, Dr s, Merchants' Bills of
Lading and Exchange, Trades ' Bills, Circulars, Cards,
Labels, &c.
Heraldry Books kept.
Arms, Crests, Ciphers, and Mottos on Gold, Silver, and
Copper.
Stone Seals, Counting-house Seals.
Brass Door and Window Plates neatly executed.
.An APPRENTICE WANTED. •

fROCKSOP celebrated 4s. Bd. TEA, as usual. The
necessity to send to London for Tea no longeitits. We
have imported into Liverpool this season and have -Ike on Sale,
all the varieties of the best sorts of Tres, fully equal to the best
ever sold by the East India Compatvrn one instance of the
Green, the Tea is decidedly "fresh than any that has before
reached England rot several years.
Our Liverpool Prices will render the London travellers' fu-
ture journies this road useless.
THE FOLLOWING ARE THE SORTS OF BLACK TEA.
CONGOU, of full body and clean flavour, suitable for large
Establishments, and a good article for the running Canister
of the general Grocer.,
CONGOU, fine black leaf.

Dirro, tile, best imported.
SOUCHONG, the true sort, high priced, hut of the highest Tea
flavour; always very limited in the quantity obtainable.
POUC HONG, fine flavour, (in Papers.)
ORANGE PEKOE, a first-rate specimen, exceedingly strong.
FLOWERY PEKOE, exquisitely fragrant, and pimsessing
ennngh of body to impart its flavour to several pounds of Tea
of inferior value.
BLACK-LEAF PEKOE, at a moderate Price, and the strong-
. est Tea imported.
THE GREEN TEAS ON SALE ARE;

TWANKAY, the best, very strong, and adapted to mixing
with. cheap Black, and making, when blended, an economical
and.approved beverage.
HY-SON KIND, a Tea cheaper than Hyson, and a materially
better Tea than is generally sold by the name of llyson.
FIVSON, a many sorts ; some samples of exquisite delicacy.
YOUNG HYSON, the best. •
INIPsitiAL GUNPOWDER, the best.
GUNPOWDER, the true Powtesan, of the greatest strength,
..and entirely free from • the coarse flavour which ever attaches
to the smuggled article sold by that name.
OVERLAND GREEN, this article is well-known at 'Moscow
and Paris, and is offered in England this season for the first
time. .

..MIXED TEA, at various Prices, containing certain pro-
portions of Black and Green put together, so as to obtain the
greatest quantity of strength and flavour at the least possible
WILLIAM BROCKSOPP, 33, Bold-street, Liverpool.

. . TEETH.
VISIT BY MONS. MA LUX., SENIOR.
/NCORRODIBLE ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
Placed without Wire.' or other Li titles
AND MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM OR 'FILLING
DECAYED TEET
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WITHOUT PAIN, HEAT. Oft • tILSSIIRE.
AXONS. MALLAN, SENIOR, SUR EON DENTIST, (of the
.1.11. Firm of Monsieur MALIAN d SoNs, :32, Great Rus-
selktreet, Bloomsbury-square, a 10, Ludgate-hitt, City,
London,) respectfully intimates th in consequence of the:ex-
tensive practice enjoyed by the junior branch of his firm at
Liverpool, and the numerous solicitations he has received desir-
ing his personal attendance, he has been induced to visit this
town for a limited period, and may be consulted daily at his
Establishment, No. 46, 80ld-street.
One of the firm may also be consulted at Manchester=MON-
DA YS,.TUESDAYS, and WEDNESDAYS, at 86, King-
street, (remoVed.from No. 36, Mosley-street.)
Mons. M. continues to restore Decayed Teeth, however large
the cavity, with his celebrated MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM SO
uni7e.rsally recommended by the Faculty of London and Paris.
The operation of stopping Teeth is performed in a few
seconds. The Mineral is put into the cavityin an almost liquid
'
state, without heat or pressure; it hardens into enamel, allays
the most excruciating pain, and lasts for many years, preventing
the necessity of extraction.
LOOSE TEETH FASTENED, whether arising from age,
disease of the gums, ()title use of calomel.
1 one to a
INCORRODIRLE ARTIFICIAL TESTH, from a.'sing.e . .
neglect,
inthmegv
complete set, matching exactly in form and colour the adjoining
ones. These Teeth will.not corrode.or become discoloured;
which
are fixed, without wires or other ligatures. on a principle
imparts to the countenance a. l
y aouthful and impri7ineeth,
improvedg pear*
ance, and, whilst they, afford support to the U
however loose, answer ever purpose of mastication(i and articu-
lation.
rep
To Clergymen and public Orators laboularicninggu!roeleerthrle‘ielci btiv
ee
pronunciation, Mons. M.'s method of
found peculiarly valuable
vi_ue.i.et'hall
'ie
properf' et's
oourn da rttioe utiliae.
r i instances has been found
lion, particularly the inah'ilaistYitt'o°sobgvnii
Dento-lingual double Consonant Tl-I
_list
medicines that have a tendency
ce° ofer aa operations
°lls
. attendant
The use of Artificial Teeth in
objectionable by invalids talking
presence
e( int' P whit.
Teeth for those pur-
to discolour them, or in the performance
compel their removal, perhaps, h
however, has been successful in re
or domestic. Mons. A. -
and in such a manner as. to
poses of substances, render them
~,effects of th
movin,, these objections by constructing
capable of withsrandm, • e most inimical nature.
Natural Teeth ponthe above
laced
invites the
Mons. M. particularly
.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. ' s —II ur
ChArgoP AP In P i• r . 0 s•of attendance from Ten till Five