The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-05-01 00:00:00

VALUABLE COLLIERIES,

With the Plant Engines, Machinery, and Teams fir frorking the
same, and other Property, both freehold and Leasehold, situate
partly in end 'partly adjoining the Finest of Dean",- in the
County of Gloucester. I • •
ByAessrs. WHITE and SON, • • - • :
On SATuansv,:ihe 19th instant; at Twflre, o'clock atqloon, at
the Bell •Inn, in the City of Gloucester,
Ist.
COLLIERY called the." KIDN.4 LS," comprising the
A
• . • Coal lying under upwards of 2,000 acres of Land, in
the-parishes of ,Lyduev, Newland, and St. Briavels, and the
Plant Engines, Machinery, Trams, &c.
The names, thickness, ,and prOduce per acre of the Veins-of
Coal in this Colliery are estimated as follows,
The Yorkley vein,•3 ft:2 in. thick; produce per acre, 3,388 tons.
The Whittington yein, Ift 10 in. thicky, dO., do, 1,815 tons.
The Coleferd High. Delph vein, 7 ft. 6 in. dn. 6,000 tons.
There is at present only one level to the 'coal, (the Yorkley
vein;) anfl'a -second level has been sunk within a shod distance
of the same vein, about a mile N.E.-.of the first level. • .
This Colliery adjoins to the Severn and- Wye Railway, 14
which its coal is sent to the shipping port at Lydney, distance
of t4Volniles,) at a tonnageliinited by oct of parliament to I•6th '
of the tonnage demandable ;for coal, brought from most of the'
other collieries-in the neig,htrourbood of the railway.. The
present railway tonnage, for Kidnall's, coal is 4sl. per ton; for
similar coal from the other, collieries, 2s. per ton
The Kidnall's Colliery is held by Lease for the remainder of
a term of 41 years, commencing at Lady-day, 1835, and is
subject to the following royalties and rents,
A royalty on every ton. consisting of 21 cwt. of Low (I.
1)elplt, common-1y culled the Whittington, York- 9
ley, and' Trenchard' Vain s
.6
On every ton of High Delph •
And of Small Coal. 4
And if such royalties shall not yearly amount to £3OO, then
a rent of £3OO is to be paid in lien thereof.

2W Three FOURTILPARTS in Tyr° COLLIERIES or
LEVELS, called `,..6'TANDFAST OLD. LEVEL," in Parkeud
Walk, and " ROYAL ENGINE," in Blakenev Walk. One
Twelfth and On.e Twenty-fourth Parts in a COLLIERY called.
INTAPENDS.NT ENGINE," in Parkend Walk, near Yorkley.:
Three twelfth Parts in a COLLIERY called " NEWMAN'
SHOOPSHIEE 110 K-Sf ENGINN," near Moseley Green. And
the Entirety of a COLLIERY called " WORKea 'JIANG," iii
Breamseayes, all in the Forest •of Dean, • and extra parochial,'
and held under the Crown, subject to the payment of entail
annual rents caned. gale reins ;• a nd also-another 4.301;L1 ERY,
called " PILLot V t. ',Eva," at Pillowell, in the said FAA-est
of Dean, held by Lease' far ettelemaiuder ohs term of 99 years,•
commencing 2d February, 183'2, at the•yearly rent of 10s.; pay.
site to the Lessees, and a small gale rent to the Crown; •
lo-
gether with the Engine Plant Madrinrry (if any) in and about
the above-mentioned collieries in the Forest of 'Dean.
3d. Al,o, a newly.erected FREEHOLD MESSUAGE or
MA NSION-II OUSE,!situat e in the town and parish ofLidney,
with the Buildings, Court; Walled Garden;-aud Appurtenances
occupied therewith...
This House-and Land is Frechold:offulieritancei.andis:now
in the occupation.of Mr..-David Davies. :•!. •
Also, a Piece of LAND, with the-BUILDINGS there--
on,-Iying near to the .said 'inessunge ot mansion-house, contain-i,
ing in breadth at the south end 19 feetaud inches; and at.the
north end '22 feet, and in length 80 feet;:nnw also in the! occu7
pation of the. Said: David Davies,- and-held under Lease at the
yearly rept•of Eft- for,-21 years, from the Ist. day of August, 18.30.
sth. A MESSUAGE or TENEMENT, and, FARM-
HOUSE,- ealled-• `,'-.Ftrt hill Farm" With ;the Cuttage,-Stable,
Barn, Garden, 'Lawn, and !Outbuildings. containing together.
Omit 2 acres, and the fdlowing Closes.of LAND, viz. :—Four
Closes of Meadow or Pasture, called Uper Chisslay.
of Itemise Gosly Leaze, the Lower ChisSlev Field, the COckshoot
Leaze,and.theltick.Close,otherwise New Orchard-175.1n.16p.,
This is also Freehold of Inheritance, and. situate in the said
parish of Lydney....
6th. Also, a POLICY of AINSURANCE, dated 28th of
.November, .1836, •in the Law Life Assurance Society,:-No.
.6499, for payment- of £5,000 on the deecase ot-Da*id Davies,
aged about 41 years; ,annual premium,. £9l/0 Bs. 4d.
7th. Also, a POLICY of ASSURANCE, of the same date
;India the same company, No. 6 500, for.payment of £5,000 on
the decease of Richard-Ferdinand Coxt aged about 52 years;
annual premium, L'233 lss. .
The above property will:be put up in -such Lets as shall be.
determined at the time-of sale, -and will be sold subject to such
conditions as shall be then produced. .
Further particulars and information•respecting this property
may be obtained of Messrs. Wtt iToomuE.a.nd Glouces-
ter,. •Messrs. PowLEs and TYLER, Monmouth ; Messrs. JAMES
and SON, Neallhanl;:' Messrs. PLUCKNETT and ROBERTS, 17,
Lincoln's. Inn Fields; or Messrs. JENNINGS,• BOLTON, land
JENNINGS, 4, Elm-court, Temple, London,

Persons' desirous of_ inspecting. the premises are requested to
apply at the Counting-house belonging -to the Kidnall's Colliery,
Lydney. „ _

COLLECTION OF MEXICAN MINERALS
• itglOß SALE, by the Subcsribers, a beautiful- COLLEC-
TION, of the above, consisting of. Sixty-seven Specimens,
selected by an Officer of high •rank, well worthy of the attention
of Gentlemen having Cabinets, or of a Public Institution. If
not sold b.y Private Sale before the 7th of May, they will then
be Sold by Auction, in One •Lot, at Twelve o'clock.
CARSON and BELL, Brokers,
•
Rumford-place, Chapel-street.
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VALUABLE FREEHOLD-LAND IN 'KIRK DA LE.
FOR SALE, by. PRIVATE TtrEATr, all that FIELD or
CLOSE of LAND, situate in Kirkddle;rfronting the North
Road, beyond the second mile stone, and •called the Hutloiv
Field," ailjoining►. property of John Shaw Leigh. Esq., contain-
ing 2A. 011.-3ir., statute measure, or-10,752 square yards:
Also, all that FIELD or CLOSE of LAND, called the
" Ifigher Backside,". situate on the Road to Bootle, and ad-
joiuing.property of the'late. Mr. Metcalf and the Mill, ,:outaining
28r., like'mPasnoe, be lo:560 squitre 'yards.'
Also, all that FIELD'br CLOSE of LAND, called the
"Brow Field," in Kirkdale, •the.aforesaid RIM, and
beitiv the' second Field fromthe • Bootle. Road, containing
2a. Oa. lle., ,tatute, or'99•Sl square yards: •
Also, ail 'that FIELD or CLOSE of -LAND,-ralled the
" Middle Hey," adjoining The laSt-meotioned•FiM, containing
2a. 2R. 33e:, statute measure, or 13,120 square yards.
The sittiation of the Land is eligible -for Buildit, upon, and
under the Brow Field is a 'Bed of excellent 'Clay for Bricks.
Early possession may be had.
For further particulars-apply-. to Mr: WAn-EiNG,•Solicitor,
Fenwick-street. where is Plan mav'be seen ; •or to Mr. JAMES
TooLE, Rumford-set; Liverpool.

REMUNERATION TO CAPITA LISTS.
Extensive CONCERN, completely Fated.up and Fur-
nished as a HOTEL, 'afforditz' great accommodation,
wiLh 8h,v,,, Bed and Iwo Sitting- rooms, large Tavern, exten-
sive Shop, with compartments and Fi%tures, a Licence to retail
Wines and Spirits tube consumed on the prcinises, also for the
sal6 Of Groceries. &e. The Vaults and Storage
on the hase-
.ment and )ard are so fitted up as to afford avcommodation for
any amount of capital; without any additional Malay,
The above concern; NO, 8, NORTH WALL, me situate on the
most conspdicu us part or the Shipping and landing quays and
whaas, an on the ondon', Liverpool, and Glasgow Steam-
packet stations, ‘vbich is also expected to be the terminus of the
I)t •og he da Railroad.
The Furniture, &c. can be had at a valuation, .and inimediate
possession given.
It is superfluous to observo, that neither Dublin, no any
part of dreland, can present to the enterprising and indzistrioUs
capitalist, more ample or tempting advantaged.7-To .save
trouble, the Proprietor will treat with principals only, for his
interest in the above concerns. All letters. to be post-paid, and.
directed to D.' DEL'A.NY, 8, North Wall, Dublin

CIVET CAT, •
No. 61. LORO-STRTET LIVERPOOL.
1110UNT R FOT; having purchased the Stick and well
. known Business orthe.above Establishment, begs leave
to announce that he has 11H-OPENED- the same, and, having
made a REDUCTION upon a very considerable portion of the
STOCK, solicits the patronage and support of the Nobility,
sentry, and Public at large, assuring their of hii unremitting
endeavours at all. times to secure their confidence by prompt
and careful attention to their commands.

The STOCK will comprige every vaTietyConnected with such
an Establislithent, 'viz.:— •
WRITING DESKS, EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Ladies' and. Gentlemen's DRESSING CASES,
;WORK:BOXES and 'JEWEL CASES,
TEA CHESTS and CADDIES, •
'-BAGATELLE BOARDS and BALLS,
. . BILLIARD BALLS,
,PEA.II.L,IVOILY, and BONE ARTICLES,
MOROCCO CASES, SILVER FITTINGS,
.SILVER SCISSARS; KNIVES, PENCIL CASES; &c.,
PEN and POCKET. KNIVES, STEEL SCISSARS, &c. &c.

BRITISH PLATE, VARIOUS QUALITIES,
SCENTED SOAPSand PERFUMERY, OF ALL KINDS,
COMBS and BRUSHES,
• • JEWELLERY and JETT GOODS,
BRONZED and CH:INA ORNAMENTS,
TOYS. MOST AMUSING,
And a succession of,New Things from the different Markets, soon
• • ••• as produced by the Makers,
• And every. Article in the above respective Branches, •
too numerous to mention in an advertisement.
It being T. 1112 s determination to make this Establishment
second to none in the Kingdom, as regards prices, he takei
leave to call the attention of Merchants, Captains, and others
purchasing for Foreign Markets to the supply of general
Articles; upon .such terms as, T. M. flatters himself, will meet
their perfect approbation, and whose orders he is able to execute
on short notice.

Daily .communications with• London and Birmingham, and
regular despatches to and front Paris and different parts dine
Continent.

TO THE GENTLEMEN OF LIVERPOOL.
C. & J. GILLFIAW.HAT MANUFACTURERS,
• RUSSELL .110USEi. LORD-STREET.
AGAIN; with gratitude,: return their sincere thanks for the
unprecedented patronage bestowed on their ESTABLISI-
- during-the past Seven Tears, and to assure then' of their
determination steadily to persevere in that system which has se•
cured for themselves this enviable position, and ao decidedly met
the approbation of almost every Fatuilyin the Town'aud Neigh-
bourhood of Liverpool.

• •
Having completed extensive alterationq in their Premises
they are nowprepareil with the most SPLENDID STOCK of.
GOODS ever offored to theiinntice. At this EsTABIASFI.
M ENT the PRICE of the lIEST.II AT that can be made is
TWENTY-ONE Sill LLINGS•
• Lord street. corner of Whiteekapel,

g BR ISCOE- begs.leave to inform his Friend~ and tit" Pu die
0 • generally that he has OPENED his HAT ESTA BIAS -
M ENT, No. 83- .oi,oti Al. t.-sTlit,:F.; with 'a splendid - NEW
STOCK of BEAVER and SILK HATS, CAPS. &v., em-
bracing the most Fashionable Shapes, from the middling to the
very best London quality, and respectfully solicits a trial and
comparison to ensure future favours, being confident that, in
point of Fashion, GoOdness, and Cheapness, be cannot be
excelled.

• No. 82, OLDHALL-STREET.
Ladies of Liverpool •and' the Politic in general are
,respectfully infOrmed, t Eat the above NEW ESTA bLI SH -
MENT IS 'NOW OPEN, with an EXTENSIVE atilt
lASSORTED STOCK. of LINEN DRAPERY,
.SILK MENCERY.• 'Sze of which it' may be said, with
propriety; that none in the town holds outgreater real advantages
than thiS, the component parts being useful, durable, fashiimahle.
and cheaper than the same description of Articles, are generally
sail- Suffice it to sIY, that the chief ahn'will he the supplying:
Of genuine good Fabrics, Fast Colon's, New Designs in Pattern,
and at the smallest possible remunerating profit. The Assort-
ment will be -aS nutlet.: --Table -Linens- and Covers, Sheetious,
all widths, Bed-tict:s.Blaoltets Connterpanes,Quilts,ToWellingi,
Grass-hleachi•rl Irish and Scotch Linens, I)iapt'rs, Lawns, Cam-
brire, Muslins, • Muslin Works, Dimities,. Jeans, Safterlis,
Long Cloth=, Oinghams, .Painted Cambries. Rliasii s, Abiu-
seline de Laine's, Checked,- Lnstres, Blear-k—' end -Co-
loured Lustyinzs, --(iron de Naples, Sattinets, Figured Silks,
'...ltatins; Persians; Sarsuets,-- Merinos, Orleans Cloths, C,amblets,
Black Bombazins and Crapes,.ShaWls and Neckerchiefs in great
variety, Scarfs, Ribbona,-Gloyes, Hosiery, Lace, Quilling and
bread Nets, Edgings, Lace Veils, Cap. 4, Muslim Collars, Cal7es,
and Habit Shirts, Haberdasher), &e,

Just published, price 3.;.6 hound in rich watered silk,
9111-1 E SACRED OFFERING, a Collection of original
.ff Poemi on Debotioniil Subjects, fur 1838.
' Hamilton, Adams; and Co., London. D. Martilei and Co.,
Liverpool. •

THE VOLUME Or THE