The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-04-12 00:00:00

aces bv Auction.

To be viwed on THURSDAY next, the 14th instant, when Ca-
talogues may be had on !ha Premises, and at Messrs. THOMAS
WINSTANLEY and SONS', Church.street, Liverpool.

TO CAPITALISTS.
MOST IMPORTANT AND VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
JAMES-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
I ESSRS. THOS. STANLEY and SONS are
INA_ instructed by the Proprietors to SELL by AUCTION, on
FRIDAY
next, the 15th instant, at Two o'clock in the Afterboon,
at the Clarendon-rooms' South John-street,
Those extensive PRE.IIISES, on the south side of James-
street and east side of Sea-brow, erected a few years ago, in
the most substantial manner, consisting of a large BUILDING,
in front to James-street, lately occupied by the Coalbrookdale
Company as Counting. houses, Show-rooms, &c., with excellent
Store Cellars, and Three lofty Stories above.
A substantial WAREHOUSE, of Five Floors, in front to Sea-
brow, the Ground Floor being very lofty, with a Cartway
through it communicating with a well-lighted Store-shed at
the hack.

'1 he Property as a whole is well adapted for the use of a large
Commercial Establishment, or mi the advantageously divided
into two or more occupations.
The Building in front to nes-street is suited for Offices for
Commercial purposes, o or a Public Company; it has a stone
front, of handsome ej ation, to James-street, and the rooms-
are large, lofty, artanigh!y finished.
The locality is-well known as one of the best for business
purposes, being a short distance from the Exchange and the
Custom-house, and in one of the most leading thoroughfares to
the docks and river steamers.
The entire Property occupies an area of about 1,020 square
yards of LAND, measuring in front to James-street 50 feet,
and to Sea-brow 61 feet 8 inches.
The Tenure is Leasehold, under the Corporation of Liverpool,
for the remainder of a Term of Seventy-five Years, from July,
]B4O, at a nominal ground rent.
Further particulars with Plans of the Property will be ready
in a few days, at the Office of Mr. JOHN STEWART, Leigh--
street, and of Messrs. Tilos. Wile/STANLEY and SONS, Church-
street.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, &c., WINSTANLEY'S ROOMS.
TESSR S. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS
INJ respectfully announcethat they will SELL by AUCTION,
on WEDNESDAY, the 20th instant, and three following days, at
Eleven o'clock precisely each day, at their Rooms, Church-
street,

FURNITURE, large Plates of Glass in Gilt Frames, several
An assemblage of modern and excellent HOUSEHOLD
fine-toned Cabinet, Cottage, Square, and Hcrizontal Grand
Piano-fortes, in Rosewood and Mahogany Cases, Bronzed and.
Ormolu Chandeliers, Paintings and Framed Engravings, China
and Glass, extensive Table Service of,Davenport China, Plate.
Plated Articles, modern Jewell y, Floor and Lobby Cloths,.
Eight-day Clocks, Timepiece and other Effects, removed for
convenience of sale.
The ARTICLES Of FGeNiTURE suitable for DINING-ROOMS'
and PARLOURS Ce mprfie several Sets of substantial Mahogany
Dining Tables, cn stout supports and Telescope Frames,
Elliptic and Circular Solid Top Loo Tables, Card, Pembroke.
and Sofa Ditto, well-made Pedestal Sideboards Cabinets and
Chiffonniers, Sets of Chairs, with seats in Hair-cloth and
Leather, Reclining, Easy, and Invalid Chairs, massive-framed
Sofas and Couches, with Spring Seats, Window Curtains and
Cornices, Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets, C‘st Fende'.
Fire-irons, &c.
The ROSEWOOD ARTICLES, &c. include very superior Loo
and Card 'Pahl( s, of richly-mottled Wood, fashionable Cabinets
and Chiffonniel s, with Plt-tes of Glass at the backs and Marble
Slabs, handsomely-carved Framed Buckingham Sofas and
Couches, with Stuffed Seats and Backs, and Sets of Drawirg-
room Chairs to match, elegant Ornamental Articles; Brussels
Carpets and Hearth Rugs, Merino Damask Window Curtains
and Cornices, Cast Fenders, &c.
The CHAMBER FURNITURE consists of lofty and modern
Four-post, Half-tester, French, Camp, and other Bedsteads,
with Merino Damask and other suitable Hangings, Hair Mat-
tresses, well-seasored Feather Beds and Bedding, Maho-
gany Trio Wardrobe, and several others of various designs,
Chests of Drawers, Toilet Tables and Washstands,
Slabs, Dressing Glosses, Painted Wardrobes and Clothes Cull-
boards, Dressing' Tables and Washstands, Chairs, &c.
Two Patent Mangles, Otoce • Desks and Fixtures, Invalid's
Carriage, Ship Han mocks, Kitchen Requisites, &c.
cata-
To be viewed on 'I CESDAY next, the 19th, instant, when
WINSTANLLY and So:\ .
logues may be had at Messrs. '1 nos.
Office, Church-street, Liverpool. with Marble'

anhdl the After,
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o'clocknAeNL E I'
at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, Liverpool, ,
ject to conditions of Sale,
THE following valuable Freehold PROPERTY,
0 n T U BBL AMle',Stshres .2 TIROS.ins instant,
i situate in Tithebarn-street and Oldhall•street, near the

EiCh ange :
A MESSUAGE and TENEMENT, known as the " Bear's
Paw," situate in Tithebarn-street, now occupied as an Eating-
house by Mrs. E. Cobham.
Also, Two several SHOPS, situate
_9l-Ihe corner of Oldball-
street and Tithebarn-street, nsi.p,the respective occupations
of Mr. John Gresty, tobacconi , v and Mr. C. A. Shaw, oyster
dealer.

And, also, the valuabl FICES, called " Statham's-huild-
ings," now in the res ctive occupations of Messrs. Smith and
011erhead, Henry ley, S. H. Sale ana Co., and A. Jamieson,
and others.
The abor operty presents a considerable frontage to Tithe-
barn-stree , and is situate immediately opposite the Exchange.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. EDEN and STANI-
STREET, 7, Church-street, Liverpool.

JUST ARRED FR OM ITALY.
IMPORTANT CONSIGNMENT of SCULPTURED MARBLE
and ALABASTER ORNAMENTS, comprising magnificent
TAZZAS, FONTS, VASES, GROUPS, FIGURES, ANI—
MALS, &c., Copied by Artists of acknowledged merit from
the most famous Orignals in the Museut6s of Rome, Naples,
and Florence.
MR. BOSOMWORTH h eceived instructions to
SELL by AUCTION, -morirtow, (Wednesday,) the
13th, and THURSDAY next, e 14th instant, at Eleven o'clock
prompt, on the Premises o. 15, Bold-street,
The whole of the uable and extensive Collection of
ITALIAN SCULPT E, of the most chaste and admired:
description, in Ba glio, Agate, Verde Prato, Elba, and Gallo-
de Voltaire Ma es ; together with the most pure and fine
Florentine Al aster, carved by the first Artists in Tuscany.
Amongst th tock will be found superb Vases and Fonts, five
and six fee high, Warwick Vases, in solid Verde Prato Marble,.
copied from the celebrated original in the British Museum '
large Groups, the Rape of the Sabines, Hercules and Cerbert-
the Conspirator, from the original in the square of the G'
Duke of Florence; Antique, Hebe, Etruscan, and De .
Vases. in various Marbles and Sizes, Models of Animals, &L.
In FLORENTINE ALABASTER will be found large Grcups of
the Triumph of Venus, the Graces, Cupid and Pysche, Bacchus
and Ariadne, Diana Returning from the Chase, Eve at the
Fountain, after Bailey, the Seasons, Young Bacchantes, Ariadne
and the Panther, the Greek Slave, Hebe, Etruscan and Flower
Vases, together with a variety of Decorative Ornaments, &C.,
which, for beauty of design and superiority of workmanship,
cannot be surpassed.
May be viewed Tilts DAY, (Tuesday,) the 12th instant, whe
descriptive Catalogues may be had on the Premises, or at e
AucTroxEn a's Offices, 34, Duke-street.
N.B.—The Auctioneer respectfully calls the attention the
Public to the above valuable Collection, being one of goes'
ever submitted to competition in Liverpool.

IMPORTANT SALE OF CABINET-MAKERS' STOCK, OF
SUPERIOR :MANUFACTURE, OLDHAM-STREET.
fESSRS. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS
J 1 respectfully announce that they have received instruc-
tions to SELL by AUCTION, Tilts DAY, (Tuesday,) the 12th,
and TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 13th instant„ at Eleven
o'clock precisely each day, on the Premises, Oldham-street,
Renshaw-street,—without reserve, to settle the Executor:VP
Accounts,

The First Portion of the extensiveegenuine, and excellent
STOCK of DRAWING-ROOM, DINING-ROOM, ANTIQUE,
and other FURNITURE, the wifide of which is of the choicest
Wood, and the celebrated ttfnufacture of the late Messrs.
Edinundson and Sons.
The DRAWING-noomytaiviTtraE comprises beautifully-de-
signed Console, OccaOdnal Chairs, Ornamental Stands, Otto-
mans, Footstools, en sidle, of White and Gold; elegant Centre
and Sofa Tables, the Tops of Knotted Oak, bordered with \Val-,
nutwood, inlaid with Wreaths of Flowers, &c., in various
Coloured Woods.
The ROSEWOOD ARTICLES include Oval and Circular Loa
Tables, Swivel-top, Card, Sofa, and Lady's Work Tables,
-on
Pillars and Scrolls ; Easy, Lounging, Sewing, and Reclining
Chairs, with Spring Seats and Stuffed Backs; Sofa and Couch,
in Printed Canvas ; modern Chiffonnier, with Marble Top and
Plate of Glass at the Back; Book and Mineral Shelves, on
Twisted Column Supports; Davenports of various designs,
Screw Music-stools, Canterbury Music-stands, Snap Tables,
with Tops Inlaid for Chess; Footstools, Ottomans, Portfolio
Stands, Fire-screens, Jewellery Cabinet, Ornamental Stands,
with Slate Tops, Painted with Landscapes and Flowers; richly
Lacquered and Painted Ditto, Bird's-eve Maple Card and La-
dies' Work Tables, beautiful Table of Ringwood, Walnutwood
Occasional Chairs, &c.
The MAHOGANY ARTICLES adapted for PARLOURS, ENTER—
TA I NING ROOMS, and CHAM BERS, include a great variety of
massive and finely-carved Easy, Reclining, Library, Study,
and other Chairs, with Seats and Backs in rich Utrecht Velvet
and other Covers, Pedestal Library Table, with Drawers, Cir—
cular Leo Tables, of handsome Wood ; also, Library,' Snap,
and Sofa 'Fables, on Carved Supports and Plinths, modern
Cabinet, with Bookshelf at the Back, Davenports, Side Tables,
' on Rising Supports, Hall Chairs and Tables, Tables with
Octagon Spanish Marble Tops, Guarduvines, Bagatelle Table,
Sofa, Couch, Footstools, Two Four-post Bedsteads, with Ma-
hogany Feetposts and Cornices, Toilet Tables and Washstands,
with Marble Tops, Swing Dressing Glasses, in Carved Frames,
Boot and Shoe Stands, Commodes, Bidets, Towel-rail, &c.
The ANTIQUE FURNITURE consists of Three El zabethan
Bedsteads, curiously Carved and Ornamented in the charac-
teristic style of that period, Antique Oak Bookcase, 4 feet 10
inches wide, the Cornice, Frieze, and Pilasters Ornamented
with Figures and appropriate Devices, with Folding Pannellel
Doors under, Oak Settee, the Back and Arms supported by
Turned Rails, and two Chairs to Match, with Seats in Puce-
coloured Plush, Oak Tables, of Gothic Design, and Washstands,
with Marble Tops, substantial Antique-shaped Chairs, in Seve-
ral styles, many suitable for Furnishing Ecclesiastical or Mo-
nastic Edifices, Font-shaped Stands, of Imitation Oak, with
Marble and Scagliola Togs, Gothic-shaped Library and Study
Chairs, of Oak, &c.
Also, Sets of Itirch and Fancy Wood Chairs, with Cane Seats,
Painted French Bedstead, Dressing Tables and Washstands,
Towel Horses Imitation llosewoodEasy and Reclining Chairs
and Tables, IN'lallogany Bill-box, Composition Figures of Men
in Armour, Plaster Figures and Busts, Kidderminster and
Venetian Carpets, Druggets, Matting, Fire grate, Gas-
burner, &c.

,
Catalogues may be bad on the Premises. and at Messrs. T.
WINSTANLEY and SONS' Offices, Church-street.
Catalogues or the Unmanufactured Stock belonging to the
above Establishment are now in course of preparation ; and
notice of the Sale, as well as the Second Part of the Manufac-
tured Stock, will he given in future advertisements.
N.B.—The Extensive PREMISES to be LET.

FURNITURE, MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS, &c., LITTLE
BRIGHTON, CHESHIRE.
IVIESSRS. THOS. WINSTAN LEY and SONS will
SELL by AUCTION, on THURSDAY next, the 14th in-
stant, at Eleven o'clock precisely, on the Premises, Little-
Brighten, near Liscard,
The excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, large Mahogany
Library Bookcase, Cases of valuable Medical Instruments, and
other Effects, "ate the Properly of a Gentleman deceased.
The FURNITURE Of the DINING-ROOM and PARLOUR Com-
prises Set of Mahogany Dining Tables, 14 feet long, on Tele-
scope.frames, Card, Pembroke, and Side Ditto, large Mahoga ny-
framed Sofa and Chairs, large Sideboard, on Scrolls, Six Armed
SatimVood Chairs, KidderminsterCarpets, Fenders, &c.
The CHAMBER FURNlTUlEconsists of a lofty and handsome
Four-post Bedstead, wills handsomely Carved Mahogany Feet-
posts and Footboard, alvr another Four-post Bedstead, Isith
suitable Hangings, catlita'l Hair Mattress and Feather Beds,
Mahogany Bur,teifid Chest ot Drawers, Dressin Glasses
Painted Chairs a Table, Oak and Painted Bookcasesg Carpet-
ing, &c.

The KITTEN REQUISITES, &C.
The SVEGICAL INSTRUMENTS, which are of a very superior
description, include Amputatory, Cupping, Dental, Eye, &c. ;
also, some very beautiful y-prepared ANATOMICAL SPECI-
MENS, particulars of which will appear in the Catalogues.
To be viewed TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 13th instant,
when Catalogues may be had on the Premises, and at Messrs.
THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS' Office, Church-street. Liver-
pool.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c.
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on the Premises, 25, Slater-street, corner of Seel-street,
The useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Plate of Glass, 50
inches by 40, in Gilt Frame, Cabinet Piano-forte, in Mahogany
Case, and other Effects, the Property of a Gentleman removing.
The DiNiNo• Room and PARLOUR FURNITURE comprises a
Set of Mahogany Dining Tables, Sideboard, Sets of Mahogany
Chairs, large At.ntiogany-framed Sofa, Brussels Carpets, Win-
dow Curtains, Cast Fenders, 'ft-irons, &c.
The CHAMBERS contaii our-post, Camp, and other Bed-
steads, with suitable Ha ,ings, Feather Beds, Mahogany Chests
of Drawers, Drescy Glasses, Painted Toilet Tables, Wash-
stands, Chairs, &
Mahogany Hat! Table, Two Ditto Chairs, Kitchen Reqt
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CART HORSES, CARTS. FLOATS, 'SPRING CARTS, LIVERPOOL DERBY MUSEUM. .
OF GEARS, 6:c. I-X V TANTED, a YOUTH from 16 to 21 years of age,
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By Messrs. LUCAS and CO., ' having a taste for Natural History, especially clrnitho-
NS ' °-MOltrtow (Wednesday), the 13th instant, at Twelve o'clock, logy, as ASSISTANT and PUPIL to the Keeper of the Liver-
rec.- at their Repository, Great Charlotte-street, pool Derby Museum. The Salary will not exceed £4O per
12th, 1 'RIVE CART HORSES, Carts, Gears, &c.. just from Annum, the object being to obtain a Young Man who may wish
even 1 Town Work ; Three Black and a Brown Cart Horse, from to qualify himself for the occupation of a Naturalist, or Curator
reet, Lae country. Also, several powerful Van and Spring Cart of a Museum. .-
rsh4l norses, Harness Horses &c. Appplications to be sett..„. in writing, addressed to the Chair-
, 4180, a variety,of Carts, Floats, Spring Carts, Gears, &c. man of the Libraryagnd Museum Committee of the Liverpool
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'lent 1 .......,_ On view prior to the Sale. Town Council, and to he left at the Museum, Duke-street, on
, cest po„„, LUCAS'S, LIVERPOOL : SELECT SALE. or before Wednesday, the 20th instant.
isrs. "'EY TO FIFTY FIRST-CLASS HORSES, PRINCI- LIVERPOOL DOCKS.
PALLY FOR UNRESERVED SALE. LOANS OF MONEY.
-de- By Messrs. LUCAS and C0.,911HE COMMITTEE of the LIVERPOOL DOCKS
)tto- °IITHLTRSDAY next, the 14th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at i do hereby give Notice, that they are willing to receive
ntre their Repository, GreateCharlotte-street, Liverpool, LOANS OF MONEY, on the Security of the Bonds of the
Val- PORTA'. to I ifty 11916E5, consisting of Brougham, Trustees of the Liverpool Dock f the rate of .-#:3 10s. per
ions e, Carriage, Phaetone'and Gig Horses. Hacks, Pack Horses, centum per annum interest periods of either Three, Five,
'exie principally the,Froperty of Gentlemen in the surrounding or Seven Years. All offe be addressed tc GEORGU V. TAN-
LoCt `us.tnct, and moetet f them leithout reserve. TON, Esq., Treasur f the Liverpool Docks, Dock-office,
pion (e.8:180. a PairAf small Yonies, Phaeton, and Harness, under Liverpool.—By ord , DANIEL MASON, Secretary.
"eY, andy.kfee Aldepify Cows. Dock-office, Liverpool, February 10,1853.
ich, n„,ye view 'Tem I,l‘y (Tuesday), the 12th, and TO-MORROW
and ;,,12....e.„,dnesday), thel3th instant, anti on the Morning of Sale. CONTRACT FOR WORKS.
, on
BaLE
~ns, FAT PIG,
FURNITURE, FIXTURES, DRAUGHT HORSES, rpHE FINANCE COMMITTEE of the COUNCIL
,ies, ..AT PIG, BROAD-WHEELED CART, SHANDRY, &c 1 of the BOROUGH of LIVERPOOL are prepared to re-
Olio
LIMEKILN-LANE, ....„' ceive TENDERS for the execution of the Works to be per-
ids, MR. TROTTER formed in completing the BUILDINGS at the NEW GAOL,
instructed to SELL by AL t...- WALTON.
tly
La- 1,,,.._v TioN, TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 13th instant, at Persons wishing to Tender for the above Works may see the
ood /In e:'clock precisely, on the Premises, Limekiln-lane, near Plans and Specifications, and obtain Peeinted Forms of Tender, e274..yr Farr Cheshire,—by order of the Administratrix of the and all the necessary informatio , t the SURVEYOR'S Office,
ER The • Jeremiah Kenny, Flour Dealer, 4c. Townhall.
4,,,,,,ereinajeine. useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. and Sealed Tenders for th ,ul Works, and endorsed " Tender ,
yof ingi'sa.FS, comprising Iron and Camp Bedsteads and Hang- for Works at the Ne‘' 01, Walton," must be left at the above
'vet Feather Beets, bandsome,Milliogany-framed Sofa. Upliol- Office, on or befo welve o'clock at noon on THURSDAY, the
!vet stem
in Hair-cloth, with poke Cushion and Bolsters, Six ex-
Are celled
Mahogany 21st day of Ap 1 next, after which time no Tender will be
Card T_, Chaim; with loose Hair Seats, Dining and received.
lap, tr_
_anokes, Oak Secretsire and Bookcase, Eight-days' Time- ommittee will not be bound to accept the lowest or any ,
ern lace, in elabogany -Case, American Clock, Range of .Noreen Tender
les, O.:au:a Ctrtains, Venetian Blinds, large Map of the World/ Surveyor's Office, Townhall, March 19, 1553.
Nth , "noller, treat Framed Prints, &c.
ble, ' $r liter, Shelving, Bins,. Baking and Mixing Trough, Truck,
WEST DERBY UNION.
da- , Scales and IN eights, Jacks, Gas Burners, Sign-
board; also, Two valuable Drauelit Horses, Gears, Fat Pig, TO BUILPERS AND OTHERS,
ds,
Capital !Broad wheeled Cart, goodShandry, Barrow, with Cask
ies, DRAWINGS and SPECIFICATIONS for the att 1- -- RC Ted, &c. Sec.
ERECTION of an additional BOARD-ROOM, PAU- Aray'be viewed on the Morning of Sale and Catalogues had .I•ER§'
um
the Premises, or from the AUCTIONEER '
The HOUSE and SHOP to b LETSHELIOFFICES, &c., maybe seen at the Workhouse,
tlO with, .8, AN liktecirapel. in Mill-lane, Etta on, by parties wishing to CONTRACT for the
e , immediate'posses- same, on and aftefIXESDAY NEN:l,,,tte 12th instant. Bills of 1
tad time—Apply on the Premises.
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quantities will ire farashed by.treGuardians at a small charge. ,
- Sealed tenders,Marked;OT rs for New Board-room, See." 1
by 10 CONFECTIONERS 2 GROCERS ---- , AND OTHERS. to be sent to m^ on ortefore '!'u v the 20th instant. The
ce- By S. RUSSELL, lowest tender ertil necessarily be ac epted.
ds, To-etoeeow (Wednesday), the 13th instant,. at Eleven o'clock Further inforthation may be obtained at the Office of Mr.
precisely, on the Premises, No. 105, Richmond-row,
ve-
lo- . HE GOODWILL, FIXTURES, STOCK, &c of A. B. Claytcni, Architect, Everton Village.
By order of the Board,
its HO a CONFECTIONER deoltiVing the baseness •,
dewed on
WILLIAM CLEAVER, Union Clerk.
id IIOUSEHOLD FURNI,,RE &,, -c., which may be viewed on '
2 EMMY-street, Clayton-square, 7th April, 1853.
the Morning of Sale. - •
ts, ,F.urther particutarsenay he had of the Atetioneer, Mr. G. S. Zo bt ol7:t.
ds, -LssELL, 22, Sotietaolin-street, and 9, St. John's-lane.
irs N B —The HOUSE to be LET,
en en
nd By Mr. G. S. RUSSELL,
One
.11: made by Scott, Sinclair 'Co., Greenock.
as-ToxnAr next, the ISt]] instant, at One o'clock in the After,- Apply to M`Cuterie Ili CEY, 31, Chichester-street,
noon a• -
es , pis t the Clarendon-rooms, Smut': John-street, Liverpool, Belfast ;or 23, Ma -street, Liverpool.
T. •" ',As, subject to such conditions of sale as will be then
reduced
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undermtntioned SEATS or PEWS, in SAINT : -v PIANO-TORTE.
nd OR SALE, a brilliant and powerful-toned Rose-
MARK'S CHt lICH :
c-
-1' wood COTTAGE PIANO:FORTE, 6,-; Octaves, Metallie
Lot I.—No. 125, in the GALLERY.
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s, 1:---No. 70, in 'ffie DFITO. Plate, and Broadwood's improremerits: The Advertiser is .
is I.—No. 113, in'the DITTO, leaving the Town en SA'et-rtelerliext, the 10th instant, and '
- ri 3,e--No. tle,'in he DITTO. offers the above at an extrerli; Low Price, as it must bedis-
,
,E a, '5.-e-No.-135, in the DITTO. posed of on or beforethittay.
st, --•,•No. 100, in the DITTO. Apply at No. Si, Fraser-,Street, London-road, Liverpool.
ill, ei 7.—No. 1,111 the DITTO.
n- ,a,...e 5, 8.-No. 108;on the GROUND FLOM. QUEENS PARK, CHESTER.
the eazzentlelits-to view the Yews to he made to the el'ess:4ltta of HIS` pietirestine, 'finely-elevated, and •eit'ensive IlerteeiTekt Church, No,
34, Roscoe-street ; and for fnrther ESTATE, situate rbn the south side of the Rime DEE,
ay atseorart to Mr. Leeerneaneeeow, slatee_eanut, ,astle- and immediately adjeinirre the City, with which a Close: com-
a.= - established by the erection of one
TO Of DREDGE'S PATE‘NT 'SUSPENSION BRIDGES; is-within easy
ri- "O.IA'G-00ISE KEEPERS AND " 0-711,ERS. reach by 'either -River or Road of the magnificent Park and
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e- 011.114- By ir. G. S. RUSSELL, Estate of The Martinis of Westminster (EATON the,el.,) and the
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next, the 19th instant, at Elevevio'cloek' precisely, delightful 'Village of ECCLESTON. Queen's Park commands
Y-
d en the Premises, No. s;Christieri-street,
,GOODWILL FIXTURES of a BEER-
rt extensive 'views 'of 'ffie surrounding,. country, including the
range of The Welili `Mountains, Beeston Castle, ge,l the Peck-
le 144,1 t-day eh USEHOLD FERNITURE, capital forton Fulls; and; on the other side, of the Dec Banks, City
t- eek.:e Abis'eT ki " Walls, trite Cathedral, and Castle. -hie Estateds remarkable
th ;-...€4,,L1s _ irably adapted for a liodgineelbsuse Keeper. for theealubrity of its atoms -e and its mitny advantages,
se
, ellate'ec-' Well fitted up in the style,of ft-SPirit Vaults, and havine a subatratum of Sandstone; its extensive river
. i I,lFor fen°ll"l,o the Adelphi Theatre. frontae giving facili • or fishing boating,tc. ; and being
5,,
t- i ePaeee 7. Neticulars apply to the AuCtitneer, Mr. G. S. within tennaltu . walk of the Caffiedral ; and as the Chester
"velObol' - '''' '..'South John-street, and 9, `Sr John's-lane, General Rail . y 'Station is within fifteen rareites walk, Li-
vrgteocie isdistant only an hour's journey'frOin Queen's Park.
or
On FAIISA, By J. B. MACLEAN. for the erection of VILLA RESIDENCES, and will be sold either
I- ' toxt, the 15th instant, at -Seven o'clock in the enrChier Rent or entirely Freehold ; Lith graphic Plans of
A Nit 'Evening. at 83, lberomaatrelet, which, or further particulars, may be Obtained on application
t, .Bftettnent of FORT- PLEDGES, of to Mr. 'lliteneere, in the Park, at Chester,- Messrs. ATKIN-
5. At ' "eIY x' • • 'W.A.: SAUVDERS and A•reiesoel Solicitore. Norfolk-street, or
aqbeee . 'eertion,,fro - Stocks' of William Mason 7 -.itlees' rs.,6oleasairrns, Architects, Bond,seet, Manchester;
~ Great •if Richard Ke , Vauxhnlleread ; Joshua Finn, .
• "ii 'lst ot-,-I:4"r'street ; icinfts ShePliard, Liver-street; lied llrell. SUMNER, Architect, Colquittastreet, Liverpool.
• ' "lill-stree Doherty Great teoward-ateeet ; Chas. Batten,
znktia e 0; and litchard Martire'Greaelioward-street, Pawn- • TOttIiONMASTERS, CAPITALISTS, AND OTHERS.
tee e
II e-------1_ - weole being forfeitedprior to 15th April, 1853. vt e„,„ --------__.____ g TO.be DISPOSED OF, ber"Ta-reAmet, all those vale-
I "41,ERLE FREEHOLDPROPERTF IN TRANMERII., Ituallilve and extensive WORKS, known as the PARKFIELD
Ytt;,oelrvertrohir;erltrintotiVogether with the MI-
On Trie By Mr. SYhRS,- . 'IV EBA I, We/13E17Y D
r , ventr"DAY next, the 14th *instant, at Six. o'clock its the These Works comprise Four •ELZST FURNACES and , ()kr cif, at the House of Mr. Dunbar, "Britannia Hotel," lHOTeAint OVENS ; Two newly.,erected Condensing STEAM-
ester.road, Tranmere, sulel'ect to the conditions .of ENGINES, of Sixty-horse power -each, of the most modern ~
be then produced, racmonetruction, and in the best possible working condition ; most
r E' PIEC of Freehold LAN • ,situate on the soyth
Ata:le ti),ample Boiler-room and Appurtenartres; together with all the
.ealie-dalge_.of a new streete(lead•
~.f,rvm the Old Cilefter-roadD 'Other i.necessary Plant and MachureiT for carrying on the 1
• coeta, eiuney-road, in Pre re, in the county of Chester, 'Works.
til,ing in front to Si ey-reattend in breadth at east 'back 'Phe Mineral Property cemsists of MO Acreaof Freehold Land, ,
I 'ell'eri
erest „,..Y 93 feet, or ti tibouts,•,4 in(le th on the :and rwith-a good part of the Mines 'thereunder engotten ;57 Acres '
• An,,,..iees several! feet,,or thereabouts; Pto,get.hee wrthvvro ,of Leasehold Land, se years of .which- remain unexpired, and
shoat 30 Acres of the Mitiesmnbroltene also 102 Acres of Lease-
revatis_eSUPrAoGprSty, ntiy erected eneyeart of the said Land.
• is very- vleasantireiquated, in a healthy and 'hold Land, the Leases ef which- expire at various periods. I
th vectable neighbourtioodeand•witbin ten minutes' walk ,of Th„..ellilines under the same ttrenew-being worked.
. a Tranmere Ferry- E hese Works are admicably situated for Canal Conveyance; 'i
• For further Particulars •aPf4f- to Mr. ROBERT PATERsox, and nhe Stour Valley ltailway runs within 500 yards of the ]
lolicitor, as, castle -street.; ,or le Messrs. CtixtsTlKK•and ' For:laces, into which a siding is' contemplated, and ten be
-,(lees9 Solicitors, Harnington-street, Liverpool. attached at pleasure; indeed the whole forms a most desirable
,;
......,
-investment to capitalists ,orenen of business.
- By Mr. • RCE-7BURGH, ` For particulars apply to Mr. Jo n 1,7 Put; H Managing Partner •• '
On FRIDAY, the vd iPstant, at SEN o'clock in the Evening,. at •at.t;te Works; or to Mr. W.(K lee , Works, Engineering, .and .
the House of Mr. Willianvionee, Victualler, 222 Parkiroad, ,Gteeral Agent, Auctioneer, and Milner, 24, Princess-street, ' .
Toxteth-park, LiverpoOl,-sakeet to conditions of sale to. be •.'llambester.
then produced,
APIECE of Frodliold lAND,witli Two 3IES-- The 'Tenders to be sent, be. post, to WILLIAM HENRY COPE, 1
'Est., Holbeche, near I/adios', on or before ;..
~_.. SUAGES thereon, •sitnatesonettle west side of Poplar-the 15th dayof April
.instant, and to contain, with'e the-amount offered, the mode of
ifiufvr!, The Elms, nesuetheTrine 'sr-Park, Eiverpoolecontaining plyment, the names of all theTerties. making the offer, :and' ' I
, •al, other necessary particulars, which will be treated as strictly
...
contnntito poplar-verve-and 1;e back severally 2-feet, feet, and
confidential by the Directorsewho do not bind themselves to •
eboe,._ ein the eviaole.,2 re yards of Land, -oritliere-
Te,""- One of tires 'Houses is in the occepation.of -Mr. -accept the highest offer.
Inas Stokes. An early day, after the-above'date, will be fixed for a Meet- '
Perth ing of the Board, to take such Tenders into consideration. . I
CH 4 eer particu armaybeolatained on applicaticesloMessrs.
v._
°Melee and losaas,-Solirsiters, 3, Harrington-etreere Li- '-e—
-vil. . . ,

GENTT, 9G, OLDHALL STREET.
poiiV,,,c- AND MODEM,- HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
0 - ';'FUL-TONED COTTAGE PIANO- FORTE, A' FEW
pit.‘,o OIL PAINTINGS.:T'WANT'S INT i• R rsT EN LEASE,
Fit7TURFS AND PURFINGS OF TH EOLD-ESTABLISHEU
mEMISES, AND OTH RP- EFFECTS.
R. GRICE xespect'Elly announces that Ehe. • has
kilat_iii.nstructions from Mr. M. Marks, who is now going to
14tii_r_litti to SELL by AUCTION, on THURSDAY next, the
eashrd FRIDAY, CIE 15111 inst., at Eleven o'Clocl,:.. prompt
tit At. the whoofValuable and Modern HOtSh}lol)l3 Of ~_ e i-URE, cepising,,. in Draw' „ and Sitting-rooms, set
wonuy th Rosewood,Ohairsi a C e Table, Ilan- sorne•Rose-
iieig. Cbitronniere, ,with . sii,, e top and plate-glass bacls,
Ciot4, ett,tived tnassiveaos d Couch, Spring Staffed in Hair
410aner"Pdsome Chi y Ciasses, one 50 inches by v, and
14.i11e able, Rich
Of kali ditto, in Gi ~,rames and Rosewood ditto. capital set
1-00 ,/, °gallY OW _ with Loose Seats in Hair Cloth, Mahogany
flood -h
Timepieces, under ;Glass
ll ocZys, strike the hours'and -half-hours, Cottage Piano:torte,
..,setii of bea., in RosewoodiCase?-by Alinson and Alinson, Londoll:
,-Iliff, 'ich China Vasesiaatler Glass Shades, pair of Mahogany
vi,7"nnieres, made •expressty to order to match, very rich
air'sLl!:‘,,'o Mahogany 'Sofa's with extra Loose Cushions in
'lash Hair Cloth, ‘1 I '..- n Pembroke Tables, Papier
4,1-: dittn —.._ . , a ic,i Y

sel-eral thandsom,:Ta.Pestry and Brussels Carpets
7‘tis valuable Oil Paintings. by old masters, and a feu,
11°tai11,1,vings, capital Pair of Mahogany Card Tables, Ma-
Table, large '':;il-cloth a splendid Easy
e 0 ir, haiklsome-firenzed Fenders and Fire-irons.
'-'edrooms include .17143d-ern Mahogany Half-tester 'lyd•
Bed
tfanlassire Carved ,Footbacrd, with Cornice Rods,. Rings
),eds Chivas,gin_set, of Iron: 11;tto Mattresses, prime Feather
n'able G bandsome"pair of Marble Trays, Toilet ;an,(l.lA'aslisl'as_ti_cl, a Dressing Glass on massive Twisted
`0 Match n'anv,V,ardrohe of rich wood, Box and
'ol4l),,reshing Glasse% (12
~..xeellem :Mahogany Chests of Drawers
isl‘lbraw°`..",e, Painted Toilet 'Tables and Stands, Painted Cliesti
kiteVes, and the tusual Chamber A: with the whole o 10?al gox",el..kasnd Culinarffierisils, Dresser, Plate Shelf, Coppe'
(gs Of Iv "I. Covers, .quantity-of Tailor's Trimmings, ale
Wea'
44P8 f and other Apparel, about-so Hats, several valuable Qua.
Miscellanerms.:4_rticles :
2f thi.. ritert.t

PHILEARNMNIC-H ALL

~.•
area T Lease,E'Mures and Fittirigsiisll7eyno w ;and
°ICe;I tg lis.iedShiop,being in one of the. beslt.t.ltiuoror„ufilri;
Liverpool for any .class of Bnsiness, 1 c:Mclition, and will sold immediatelyheaftle'r .se-
CEttala„Y Sale. Rent vet"! low.
rrevio„"gllea may be had 4'O-stot!,no (Wednesday,) the day
117.'18 tO Sale, and further parttcul"ar's had from Mr. GatcE,

secular Education, there is no one, who has the
- slightest pretensions to the character of a Christian,
LIVERPOOL DERBY MUSEUM. who would for one instant wish to have the funds
IVAhNa
nEz. Da ,t
aas
tle' OUTfor
NaturalHf
ro Is
t6O
rtyo,
especially2l3'ear s
oo
rfn
iatteo
of _
the State voted for other than religious instruc-
logy, as ASSISTANT and PUPIL to the Keeper of the Liver-
pool
Derby Museum. The Salary will not exceed £4O per lioll ; and it is gratifying su far to observe that
Annum, the object being to obtain a Young Man who may wish
to qualify himself for the occupation of a Naturalist, or Curator Lord JOHN RUSSELL has declared his opposition
of a Museum.
Appplications to be sertrin writing, addressed to the Chair- to secular schools, whether they excluded all kinds
Chair-
man of the Librarrt(nd Museum Committee of the Liverpool of religious teaching—or, what was worse, admitted
Town Council, arid to he left at the Museum, Duke-street, on
or before Wednesday, the 20th instant, a natural theology, to the exclusion of Christianity.
LIVERPOOL DOCKS. He has taken a moderate course, and one which
LOANS OF MONEY. we should willingly give him credit for considering
91111 E COMMITTEE of the LIVERPOOL DOCKS
I do hereby give Notice, that they are willing to receive a wise one. He proposes that in all corporate
LOANS OF MONEY, on the Securily of the BOnds of the
Trustees of the Liverpool Dock the rate of .e 3 10s. per towns a majority of at least two-thirds of the Town
centum per annum interest periods of either Three, Five, Council shall have authority to make a rate for the
or Seven Years. All offe be addressed to GEortoi: V. TAN-
TON, Esq., Treasur f the Liverpool Docks, Dock-office, support of such Schools as receive some support
Liverpool.—By ord , DANIEL MASON, Secretary.
Dock-office, Liverpool, February 10, 1853. under the minutes of the Committee of Privy
Council ; and he suggests that the rate should be
applied, not to establish Schools, but in aid of
voluntary efforts ; so that twopence a week might
be paid for each scholar in cases where fourpence
lor fivepence is contributed from other sources. In
this there may be much to approve; but, consider-
ing the suspicious source whence it emanates, it
should be received with caution ; though it may be
that age has brought experience, and that Lord
JOHN, in his declining years, has forgotten some
of his former Whiggery, and sobered down into

something of a reasonable being.

An announcement was also made that a more
searching enquiry would be instituted into the
administration of Charity Trusts for the purpose of
Education, for which a Bill would shortly be intro-
duced by the LORD PRESIDENT of the Council. He
proposed that in cases where the income was under
£3O a year, the question would be decided in the
County Court, and those of larger amount would
be referred to the MASTER OF THE ROLLS or a

VICE-CHANCELLOR.
Lord JOHN also announced that it was intended
to consolidate a department of Art, for the establish-
ment of Museums, and to encourage the Schools of

Design already established in the country, by sup-
plying them with the best drawings at half price.
The fourth and last department of the Minister's
speech was in reference to the Universities of
Oxford and Cambridge. He expressed approval
of the changes which had taken place at Cambridge,
and intimated a kind of threat to the authorities of
Oxford University, that if they did not avail them-
selves of the opportunity afforded by the respite of
another year, the Government would perform the
ungracious task.