The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-22 00:00:00

..1"...a1t0 by auction.

FREEHOLD VILLAS AND LAND AT LISCARD, IN
CHESHIRE.
By Messrs. WINSTANLEY and SONS.
On TUESDAY, the 24th day of July next, at Two o'clock in the
Afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, in South John-street,
Liverpool, in Lots, and subject to such conditions as shall be

then produced,
A N elegant VILLA RESIDENCE, called LISCARD VALE
AL HALL, with the Coach-houses, Stables, Gardens, Land,
Plantations, and Pleasure Grounds surrounding the same,'noW
in the occupation of Mr. Nathan Litherland, as Lessee for a
Term, of which Six years were unexpired on the Ist day of
April, 1838, determinable at the end of the current or any, sub-
sequent year, at the option of the LeSsee, oirSix'mohtlismotice.-
Another desirable VlLLA,.callect LISCARD VALE LODGE,
with the • Buildings, Garden, Land, Plantations, and Pljisure
Grounds surrounding the' same, now in the occupation of Mr.
Henry Ellytborp Robson, as Tenant ' thereof for a term, of
which six years will be unexpired on the lst day of July, 1838,
determinable at the end 'or the first or any subsequent year; at
the option of the Tenant, on six months notice.
Alio; wsinall couv'enient DWELLING-'HOUSE or COTL.
'PAGE, with Stables, and other Buildings, Garden, and Land
adjoining, in the occupation of Mr. Noble, as yearly Tenafit.
And a valuable Piece of GROUND; lying between Liscard
Vale Flail and the last-mentioned Cottage, containing in statute
measure about au acre and three,quarteri, and forming a very
eligible site for the erection"of another Villa 'thereon.
The above Premises are situate at Liscard, in the Parish of
WallaSey, in the County of Chester,. in a- p,icturesque County,
close to the Western shore of the River Mersey, immediately
oppoSite 'to the Port of. Liverpool.
further particulars may be obtained livapplicatton to Messrs.
D. J. and D. RUSSELL, Solicitors; York; or at the Offices of
,Messrs. HOWARD and' WYCHE, Solicitors, Drury-lane, Liver-
pool, where a plan of the Property may be seen, and 'rickets
'for viewing the Premises may -be procuied.

• B rder of' the Mortgagee, peremptorily, to close an. account.
WEDNESDAYOn next, the 27th instant, at One o'cloCk, at the
Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, Liverpool.
LOT of, BUILDING LAND, in SMithdown.lane, near
Aigburth-street, and adjoining the house lately occupied
by
.Mr. Benion, deceased, containing to the front of Smith-
down-larre 23 yards,,and in the whole about S-10 square yards.
Freehold of Inheritance. _ _

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Applv to Messrs. SHACKLETON, WRIGHT and LIUNTER; SO-
liritors, 30, Brunswick-street, Liverpool.

WAPPING SHADES. SPIRIT AND ALE VAULTS.
By Mr. BACH,
On MONDAY next, the; 25th instant, at Six o'clock in the
Evening. on the Premises, corner of Tabley-street Wapping,
r HE LEASE, (being five years unexpired,) LICENSE,
FIXTURES,.and GOOD-WILL, &c., of all those com-
modious Wine, SOrit, and Ale Vaults, known as the WAY:
PING SHADES, with Fixtures complete, and suitable for
both Wholesale and 'Retail Trade, from their great extent.
Rent, £6O per annum. The situation for Business is almost
unequalled, being nearly oppositethe King's Dock.
For particulars apply to the Auctioneer, Nos. 12 and 20,
Arcade, Liverpool.
N.B. Twenty Hogsheads of London and Dublin PORTER,
remainder of Stock.

.FREEHOLD PROPERTY IN CROWTOV AND RINGS-
LEY, IN THE- COUNTY OF CHESTER.
By• Mr. MARK'TOPHAM,
On WkoNitioxY next, the'27th instant; at Four in'the after-
nOtin at'the house of 'Mr. Thomas Marrow, at Pickering's-
o'th':Boat, in Crowton, in the county of Chester, subject to
such conditions of sale 'as will he then and-there produced,
and in the following or such Other-lots as may be agreed on,
ripH E FEE:IMPLIE and INHERITANCE of and in. the
1 underrnentioned'PßOPEßTY . . .

Lot I. TwO FIELDS or CLOSES' of LAND situate in'
CrolviOn aforesaid, near'the high-road leading from the•Viilage
of Crowton to Piekering's-o'lle-Boat, respectively known by
the name orthe " Top Long Fridays" and.the ." Lower Long
Fridays," containing together by admeasurement 4A. 21t. lIP.
of statute measure, or thereaboilis
. .

2. A FIELD or CLOSE of LAND called the " Hanging
Brovi,"3-situale on the opposite side of the said' high'-road to
Lot i, in 'Crowton aforesaid, and containing by • adnietiOure.
ment 2A. :3a. 5P., of like measure, or thereabouts.
3. Two FIELDS or CLOSES of LAND, situate in Croton
aforesaid, adjoining the high-road leading from the Village of
Crowton to Kingsley, and respectively known by the names of
" Frith's Field" and " Meg's Yard," and containing together
by adtrieaSurement 7A. 2e. 281,., alike Measure, or thereabouts.
4. Three"COTTAGES'or DWELLING-HOUSES, with
the GARDENS and APPURTENANCES adjoining thereto,
on the north side thereof, • situate in. the• Village' of Crowt,on
aforesaid containing 2a: 13p. of like measure or thereabouts,
and which said Cottagei are now in the several occuoations of
John Gibbons, Ellen Wilson, and WilliaM HuMithreys, as
tenants at will. '

5. Seven' COTTAGES or DWELLINGHOUSES; with
the GARDENS and APPURTENANCES adjoining the
same, situate in the Village of Crowton afdresaid, acid near or
adjoining.to the high-road leading from thence to Weaverham,
containing 3a. 7}5., of like Measure, or thereabouts, an 4 now in
the several occupations of John Shakross, Peter Cl4k, jun.,
Catherine Rinimer, Thomas Walker; Peter Clark, sen„ John
Clark;-and Samuel Harvey, as tenants at will. • -
6. Two FIELDS or CLOSES 'of LAND, situate in Kings-
ley, in the said county, and near to the high-road leading from
the village of Crowton to Kingsley aforesaid, and known by the
names of the " Three.:acre Field" and the " Brick-kiln Mid,"
containing together -by adineasurement 11A. Oa. 7r., of like
measure, or Ihereabonts.
7. Three COTTAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES, with
the GARDENS and A P PURTEN A NCES thereto respectively
belonging, (formerly Brad ford's,) situate in Kingsley aforesaid,
on the right hand side of the' high-toad leading from Kingsley
Mill to the village of Crowton aforesaid; containing. la.
:ff like measure, or 'thereabouts, and now in the several occupa-
,tions of Thomas Littlemore, William Cooke, and Thotnail
Shalcross:
Lots 1, 2,3, and 6 are in the possession of Mr. Thomas Mar-
row, under an agreenient. to -quit on the •lit 'day of December
next. - -

The above ProPerty is situate within about a mile of the
Grand Junction Railway. The whole of the Premises are
diStant from Frodsham five and from Northwich six miles.
The abOve-named Mr. THomAs MARROW will show the
Property, from whom, and at the Office of Mr. SAXON, Solicitor,
Northwich, further particulars may be obtained.

GLASGOW, PAISLEY, AND GREENOCK
RAILWAY COMPANY.
XTOTICE IS HEREBY GlVEN,that the HALP-
IN Y EARLY GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIE-
TORS of this COMPANY will be held, uursuant to. Act of
Parliament, in the SHERIFF'S COURT HALL, Bank-street;
Greenock, on MONDAY, the 2d day of July next.
The Chair to be taken at One P.M. precisely.
ROBERT D. KER,
Chairman of the Board of Directors.
Greenock, 15th June, 1838.

BIRMINGHAM TIN
CAPITAL, £40,000. in 4,C
DEPOSIT, £5
VIREC

PLATE COMPANY.
loft SHARES of £lO Each.
PER SHARE.
:TORS.
George Jones, Esq., I Joslina Scholefield, Esq.,
Samuel Evers. Esq. M.P.
Henry Van Wart, Esq. Samuel Thornley, Esq.
James Barlow, Esq. I Samuel A. Goddart, Esq:
ririEllS Company was established in Birmingham, in the year
Y 1833, (in 2,000 Enrolled ShareS of LEO each,) for the Ma-
nufacturing of TIN PLATE, BAR.and SHEET IRON, &c.,
at Parkgate Works, near Rotherham, Yorkshire, situated im-
mediately upon the line of the Sheffield and Rotherham, and
North Midland Railroads; and connected by a River Naviga-
tion with the ports of Goole, Hull, &c. The works, which are
principally on Freehold ground, ate extensive,
.in excellent
condition, and in full operation, and have been recently valued
at £30,000.

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The Directors having lately obtained an advantageous lease,
under Earl Fitzwilliam, of valuable Mine ProPerty, (Coal and
Iron,) contiguous to the works, have (by virtue of powers vested
in them by the SharehOlders,) decided to increase the-Cal-ilia!
of the Corrpany, for the effective working of the same, hnd.for
the erecting, of one or more Blast Furnaces, for which pUrpose
they propalv to issue 2;000 additional Shares in Scrip Certifi-
cates of £lO each, a preference being given in the allotment to
the present Shareholders, and by whom nearly half the 2,000
are already taken up.
When ,it is considered, that the Minei and Furnaces are
competent to produce the quantityof Pig Iron actually required
and hitherto purchased for the works; the importance of this
acquisition need not be dilated ou further, than to state, that
with one furnace, producing from 70 to 100 tons per week, a
saving in this branch alone will be effected of £lOO to £l5O
per week.
In pursuance of these coniiderations,, and under theie pow-
ers, the Mines have been opened, and found free from water to
a sufficient depth to supply, without drainage, 4ron Stone, of
excellent quality, for two Blast eurnaces for a considerable
time to come, and with abundance of mine ground subsequently
'for the full term of the lease obtained, which is for thirty years;
,meantime one Blast Furnace, with Steam Engine, Blowing
Apparatus, &c. is nearly completed; and will be in operation
sonic time next month.
The local demand for Manufactured Iron is regular and ex-
tensive; and the quality of the Tin Plates being now well esta-
blished in Foreign Markets and in London, the demand is fully
equal to the power of the works.
The Directors, after a very strict investigation as to the mak-
ing of Pig Iron, and its conversion into. Manufactured Iron, can
state their confident opinion, that, so soon as soon as the Fur-
nace alluded to gets into full operation, they will be able to make,
on the whole Capital of the CoMpauy, a permanent Profit of
2.5 per cent. per Annum ; and when it shall he expedient to
erect another Blast Furnace, the Profits will be greatly in-
,creased.

The takers of the Shares now offered will not be required to
Sign the Deed of Settlement, bet any holders of the new Cer•
tificates shall be at liberty at any time to do so; and have their
Names Registered in the Books of the Company.
The Sum of Five Pounds per Share will be required down,
£2 10s. per Share on the 10th September, and £2 10s. on the
30th- December.
By a Supplemental Deed it has been provided, that, should
any further Capital be required, (but which ►s not contemplated
in any way,) a reserved power is vested in the Directors to make
further Calls, at stated intervals, to the extent of £5 per Share
on the whole 4000 Shares.
These works being fully adapted or the immediate manufac-
ture of Galvanized on Zinced Iron Plates, &c., the Directors
purpose availing themselves of this capability,should that article'
be approved of and come lino general ase, and for which pur-
pose they have put themselves into communication with one of
the Patented Companics to walk under license or otherwise, as
may be hereafter arranged.
Applications for Shares to he made to the Dii•ec!ors, at the
Offices of the Company, 50, Newhall-street, Birmingham; to
Messrs. Amoßy and Co ea, Solicitors, London; to 'Nom A S
Co(, I, AN, Liverpool; and to Messrs. CAriownt.t. and SONS,
Manchester, on or befute the '2sth of June, 138,