The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-02-23 00:00:00

FREEHOLD OF INHERITANCE.

On FRIDAY, the 1 lth March next, at Four o'clock in the After-
noon, at Mr. Watley's, the Adel phi 1-I‘tel, Birkenhead,
ALL that Lot of LAND, with COTTAGE thereon
erected, situate in Hoylake the county of Chester,
containin, about 8,240 square yal s of Land. Hoylake has
become arfashionable and popular athing-place' and this Land
being situated near the Sea-shore, is well adapted for the erec-
tion of Marine Cottages.
For further particulars apply to Mr. SHAW, Publican, Hoy-
lake, who will shew the Premises; Mr. WALKER, Solicitor,
Sessions'-rooin, Birkenhead, or at his Office, No. 3; Duke
street, Liverpool, where a Plan of the Land may be seen.

FREEHOLD OF INHERITANCE.
On FRIDAY, the 11th March next, at Five o'cloyrk in the After.
noon, at Mr. Walley's, the Adelphi Hotel Birkenhead,
ALL that Piece of LAND, situate in ' ughall Massie, in
the county of Chester, containing 1 statute acres of
-Land, be the same inure or less. Most dt: iu.Land adjoins ihe
high road from Saughall to finylake, and within 100 yards of
the new line of road from .Hovlake to the W,mdside Ferry.
The whole is excellent. Meadow land, in good condition, and
now in the occupation of Peter and Jos. Godwin, who %rill shew
the Premises.
Further particulars may be had by applying to Mr. WALKER,
Sessions'..rooms,Birkenhead, or at his
,Otice, 3, Duke-streef,
Liverpool, where &Plan of the Land may be 'seen. -
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On 'WEDNESDAY, the Pth March next, at Six o'clock in the
Evening, at the George Inn, Dale-street, subject to the con-
ditions which will then he Produced,
Lot 1. A HOUSE, on the north side of Richmond-street,
1-11. ~ccuPiNl by Efizabeth Brace.
riousEs, on -the north' side of Richmimd-street,
occupied by John Patterson.and Richar Hughes. -
3.—PIZEMIS ES, now used- as S les, on the west side of
Williamsou-street, occupied by N it 'am New,
4.—HOUSE, on the north-tees tile of Basuett-street, occu-
pied by William Lloyd.
S.—[OUSE, on the north side of Leigh-street, occupied by
Thomas Heaton.
.6.—PREMISES, on the north side of School-lane and west
side of Chftrch.lane, occupied by Jane Knowles, William
Robinson, Richard M'Nairn, Peter Tickle, Peter HoWardi B.
O'Connor, and one vacant.

7.-1-101.18 E, on the south side of Cable-street, occupied by
Peter Owen. /

' 8. —IIOUSE, on the north side of Carpenter's-row, occupie
by John Jones.

9_44irfioUSES, m Pindar's-court, on the north-west
si,le of Forrest-street, occupied by John Hastie, Joseph Carter,
Thomas Brocklebank, and one vacant.
10.--.110U,5,E, on the northwest side of Moon-Street, occu•
pied by Thomas Stokes.
For foither paiticulars apply at the SURVEYOR'S OFFICE,
Town-hall.

NOIM-1 WALES.
CA PI T. 4 L. 'FREEHOLD ESTATES.
CARNAIIVONSHIRE 'AND:ANGLESEY,

In the month of MAY next, of 'which due ❑otice w•itl be put
fished, unless in the meantime disposed of by Private COL

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riIHE 'MANSION. DEMESNE, and LANDS of BODE-
GROIiS, situate in the Parish of Llann ,• in the County
of Carnarvoti, together with Several Capital .lessuages, Dwel-
ling-1161.13e5, Tenements, Farms, and ,Lan ; with the Appur-
tenances, in the several Parishes of Ll• tor, Denio, Town of
Pwllheli, PenrlTos, Abercirch,• Liana! on, •BOttwiiiiiir, Meill-
tvrne, Aberdaron, Brvncroes, and •Bodverin, in the County of
Carnarvon and Llancfrygarn, in the Gounty of Atiglesea.l
The Mansion is a:good; substantial, and cotnfortable family
residence; ( replotowith conveniences,) with suitable Offices and
Farm-buildings in excellent repair, the whole of which-are well
Sheltered by • Timber.' The •lawn fs tastefully laid out, and
planted with Shrubs and'EVergreens; and the GroundS 'are di-
versified
,with trees, and plantations of promising and luxuriant
growth, which, in a few yeats;'vrill give a nevrcharacter to the
place. They afford a fair stock of Gaine,'and the west side of
the demesne and adjoining Farms are bounded by an excellent
Trout Stream. The Wall, Kitchen. Garden, and Orchard,•are
fertile, and in a productive state.
The Mansion is situated about a mile and a half from the
Market, and sea-port Town of Pwllheli; where a Mail-coach
daily arrives from and starts to London, and meets at the City
of Bangor conveyances to all parts of theitnited Kingdom.
The }loads are good in must 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 Pwltheh, affords the • finest beach for Sea-bathing in
North Wales.

There are several compact Farms, forming part of the pro.
pertv on sale, connected with' the Mansion and Demesne.
Tile poor-rates are moderate. •
The rest of this Estate consists of upwards of forty compact
and valuable Farms, with substantial Houses and Outbaildings,
(most of them rebuilt within the last twenty years,yirr goitae.
pair, capable of improvement, and all within a convenient dis•
lance orlime tind.inariure..

Also, of several -Dwelling-houses in the Town of Pwllheli,
Cottages, Grullets, and Gardens: +•
The Property in Pwllheli, being centrally situated, is well
adaptectforShops and Trade, and the Grullets in the immediate
neighbourhood of the town afford sites for the building of neat
dwellings to command tine marine views in:Ctirdigau Bay, and
the most magnificent mountain scenery.
On the property in the parish of Aberdawon there is a Lime-
stone Rock, which has only been• recently -discovered, and is
now quarried and worked upon .a large scale, and independent
of affording-means of iintirovement to the adjoining portion of
the estate, consisting of horn 700 to 800 acres, supplies a large
district of country ivith lime.
New Kilns and Railways are now forming upon this Work,
which will, in consequence, be carried on upon a larger -and
mole extended scale of operation early in the ensuing Spring.
This Property also abounds with pure Chert• Rock, used in
lining Of China Mills, and of which an annual supply of some
hundred tons to the Port of Runcorn, for the use of the Staf-
f(irdshite Potteries, might be contractedlor, upon terins'to make
an ample remunerating profitable return. •
Also, an extensive Stratum of Clay, of extraordinary tena
city and superior quality for making brick, which might be ex
ported RiSouth Wales; and the Ports •in the Bristol Channel,
w►th great advu Wage to such a work. •
The'Port of Pohor is with►❑ half a mile of the above articles
of Limestone, Chert, and Clay, and from which a large export
of farm produceiS made annually to the Liverpool Market •
.There are several thriving Plantatinns upon the properties
in the Parishes Or L'lannor• and.Abercirch, of which Oak, most
carefully and judiciously trained and ananaged to become fine
timber, is the prevailing tree. '
The grand project of a Railway from the Port of Porthdin-
llain, as the chief communication between England and
*ill 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 few
miles distance.

T-he'Farms in Carnarvonshire are bounded by the Properties
of the Right Honourable. Lord 'Newhorough, the Honourable
Edward Mostyn Lloyd Mostyn, M.P., Sir Robert Williams
Vaughan, Bart., M.P., Thus. Assheton Smith, Esq., M.P.;
Colonel Parry, M.P., Richard Lloyd Edwards, Esq., Robert
•Watkin Wynne, Esq., Thomas. Parry Jones Parry, Esq., Ri-
Chard Watkrn Price, Esq , Lewis Moore Bennett, Esq., Rev.
Owen Gothin Williams, Robert Thomas Carreg, Esq., Richard
Jones, EN.. 'Mrs. Ellis, &c., and those in Anglesey by the Right
lion. Lord Boston &c.
The intended Sale presents a very desirable opportunity for
the advantageous investment of capital, and such as seldom of-
fers itself in North Wales.

A considerable portion of the purchase money may remain on
security of the Property.
The Furniture at the Mansion, as well as the Farm Stock and
Produce, may be had at a valuation, and possession taken at All
Saint's next. • •
Particulars, more descriptive of the Estate and Lots, will be
ready on the 25th of.Alareh next, and may be had on applica-
tion to Mr. ligNitY RUMSEY WlLLlAMS,'Solicitor, Petlrhos,
near Carnarvon, who is authorised to treat in the meantime for
the sale of the whole• Property by Private Conti act.

TN consequence of the great demand and universal approba-
tion with which CANNON and CO.'s -HEAL JAPAN
BLACKING has met with from the P lic, the ProprietOrs
desire respectfully to assure them that will ever-be prepared
to contain the same preserving pr erties and to impart that
beautiful gloss-for which it has justl obtained their patronage.
Sold by all respectable Druggists, Grocers, &c., and
Whole-
sale at. the Manufactory.. bottom. of Duke-itreei.

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THE CORPORATION OF Tug - NB. OF THE
PLE RGIY.
rIfIHE ELECTION ofi'OOß C RGYMEN, with good
11. character and large Fauilie partake of Dr. Taylour,
Mr. AM Hen'. and lrs. Ann ui's Benefactions the present
year Williake:place in May next.
Blank Petitions may he had at the Corporation House, Blooms-
bury-place, London, between the Hours of Eleven and Three
o'clock.

ST. ANNE'S-CONSERVATIVE SSOCIATION:
A SPECIAL MEETING or the' NSER V ATIVES in
ST. ANNE'S WARD will -eld at the-House of. MT.
the._23d instant,
at Seven o'clock in the Evening, on particular business.
.lAS. PARKER, Chairman.
Richmond-row, Thursday, 181 k Feb., 18.36. '

TO CON SEIVA ES.
lur R. LLOYD respectfully. annot ces his intention to de-
kVA. liver, on FRIDAY EVENING II :t, at Seven o'clock, at the
o ii7l3 ale-st et:a -CONSTVATIVE ,LECTUR E.
Tickets of admission may be had At the. Standard and Courier-
Fekttary 22, 1836.

THE ROYAL BANK OF VERPOOL:
THE Public is respectfully- inform' that a BANK, sup-
". • pored by men• of the highest clability, is about to be
hmought•forward.—The Prospectus o Chich may be had on ap-
plication. -•-' • -
The Capital will be £2,000.000,
In Shares of £l',ooo each, one-half of the Capital to he paid up.
by instalmtPiits os hereafter to be determined by the Provisional
Committee.—All applications for Shares to be.sent in sealed 10
my:Office addressed tothe Provisional coMmittee; on or before
the 10th of March proximo, on which day the several notes will
be opened. and the appropriation of Shares taken into consider-
ation. By order ' ' •
RICHD. DAWSON, Share Broker,
• ' No. 10, Exchange-alley. -Liverpool.

TO THE 'INHABITANTS OT TAVEIiPOOL.
ITAVING received a Requisition,' respect4bly signed, "to
cell a PUBLIC' M'Elal NG or. Inhabitants of
"Liverpool. to consider the propriet of addres ing both
" Houses of Parliament, praying-for 4 EPEA Lof the TAX
" upon NEWSPAPERS, and all oth TAXES upon KNOW-
." LEDGE," •
Ido ii,reby appoint THURSDAY next, the 25th instant, at One
o'clock in the. Afternoon, in the COURT lio.omi in the SESSIONS
HOUSE, in Chapel-street, for such Meetino..
WM. WALLACE CURRIE, Mayor.
Town-hall, Fth, 18, 1836.

THE LIVERPOOL MARINE SURANCE
COMPANY. -
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE , that the ANNUAL
GENERAL MEETING of the PROPIt MORS of
the LIVERPOOL MARINE ASSURANCE COMPANY;
will be held at the Clarendon Rooms, South J, ha-street-, is
Liverpool, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th March next, at One o'clock
in the Afternoon.
Liverpool, February 23, 1836.

STRONG CANADA BRANDY.
TWO PER CENT. BEYOND THE LEGAL/ LIMITED STRENGTH

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• OF FOREIGN.BR ANDY. ~•
7ILLIAM WATSON, No. 111, D URY-LANE, London,
I..Y.,..crifers to the. Public the above Spirit, at Fourteen
t
Shillings per Imperial-. Gallon, for r adv money. William
Watson's Stock of this article, which ranks. with the common
classes of 'British Brandy, is toad iv the same Canada Dis-
tiller asthat which has been advertised at various prices, from
16s. to 205.. per Gallon! with the manifest advantage in its
favour resulting from its having. greater age than that of any
-other parcel which has been brought -into the market..

For the supplyof those who prefer an article decidedly supe•
nor to any other produced—indeed the only known pure Spit it
in the w0,r1d.,---William Watson is always providyd with a large
Stock of the PA TENT Bit A spy, which. he offers at .18s., per Im-
perial Gallon; being the same price that :it is charged by the
Patentees -Messrs. J. T..BETTs and at the ,Distillery,
Sinithriel4.baxs.

NeiE
- NEW SEED WABEI-1 US.
llUTHBErati'd Co.; 12..Cklyton- ;tare, Liverpord, helps
ll
to call the attention of the lie to their . GRASS
SEEDS';-also. to their general as rtinent of.aew Kitcheh,
Garden, and Flower -SEEDS. Orders for Sept rt
.carefidly
packed in a way that will materially assist in preset vino the
Vegelaiin.g power of Seed.

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• TO TULIP GROWERS, 4c.
THE Public is respectfully informe,l,tite an Open Meeting
/ for the SHOW of 'rumps, STOV , GREENHOUSE,
I EItBACIOUS PLANTS,- &c., . vi'l be held at the LiG ii
A liiiig HOTEL in Newton, at the pro r season, when due.No-
ticewill be given. ' . .

The Landlord of the Hotel will give a SILVER CUP for
the Best Pan.of Tuli,ps, and .a•SuM of Money, to.be divided as
a CoMmittee to be appointed shall think proper.
Subscriptions of ss. each, to.be paid at the time of Subscrib-
ink,'lrill be received by Mt. MAY, I.egh Arms Hotel, Newton;
and by Mr. MAI.I.F.Y, Bookseller, Warrington.
•N.1.77N0-Stibseribel admitted after Saturday, the 16th day of
April, 1836.

EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS AT GLASGOW HOUSE,
30, CHURCH-STREET, COINER Or BASINETT-STREET
r-ri WILLIAMS and Co. beg partie larly to call the atten-
j • tion of their Friends and the üblie to the remaining
part of their Stock of Silks. Merl , Prints, Muslins, Shawl
Dresses, SHAWL!,
Cloaks, Furs, Flannels. Blankets, Quilts, and Counterpanes,
Sheelings, Furniture Prints,

IRISH LINENS,
Damask Table Linens, Worsted Cdvers, Httekabacks, and
Diapers, Ginghams, Scotch Plaids,. ,Pancy Handkerchiet,
Gauze Ribbons, &c., all of which have been greatly reduced in
price, and will be found on inspection full TWENTY-FIVE PER
CENT. under the usual prices.
T. W. and Co. request an early call, as, in consequence of
the alterations about to be made (in the Premises, they cannot
possibly-remain open longer than a few days. •

•
THE Subscribers have REMOVED froth -Sotrn Jorix-
STREET to No. 3, 'rEMPLE-COURT. •anti offer for Sale, in
acldil ion to theirusual Supply ofTeas, Wines, and Foreign Fruit,
Fine English Red CLOVERSLED,
Fine Dutch DITTO;
Trefoil and White DITTO,
English and Irish VETCHES, GRASS SEEDS, &c.,
In Original Packages, at London Wholesale Priceg. '
Liverpool.2d Feb., 1836. CLAR K and REID.
An excellent DOUBLE-OFFICE, with Fixtures complete,
to be LET, in South -John-street, with or without a Wareroom,
at a very moderate rent.—Apply as above.

SELLING OFF ..
AT CONSIDERABLR REDreriox
rrHE WHOLE of the STOCK of JONES. and ROGERS,
23 and 21, Cleveland-square, they having taken the pre-
mises No. Cti, top of St. James'-stre , and corner of Great
George-place, which are undergoing , eat alterations, and will
be Opened in a short time, with n elegant and extensive
variety of SILK M EIiCER I', nd 'general DR Al'E it y
of which
culatedGOODS • they therefore are c to to the positive dNet:nrina-
tion of SELITNG' OFF the w ole of their present Valuable
ftohethe inhabit-
STOCK, on the premises in Cleveland-square, at a onEAT
isunnecessar'y ,to say
SACRIFICE, as it •is their intenti:vmentokrOe:
of a large Assortment of
1 rade, and of a superior Con-
cernde-
a n t
s o% with
Lt
for
r:tednr,
p,l.n.:oit,eidts,itritech
they
are
well Stock,
a v‘,comprising;a re it .
As their present Establishment is
Sold Of prior to their
that their Goods, at present, consist
prepared to treat with any party for
seevieiliTtioanr,tictlhee c,,ohnonteected with the
their
leaving Cleyelanti-square.
N.l3.—J. and R. are now
presentl remises in
it,heerteignteixirteiriettili
with
heFasiexst
Fixtures
st hceom)
will Let them in
p-let.e.—Feh. • 1836 •
Cleveland-square, and
state, or se,ely, as they may
complete.— Fete •

YOUNG MAN MI ING.
MISSING, since Saturday the .)th. instant, a YOUNG
GENTLEMAN who left le Counting-house about
One o'clock on that day on busi ss connected with his situa-
tion.
Eis-disappearance is the m re myterious, as he had but
little money in his pocket, and a withjut a change of clothing.
lie stands about 5 feet 9 inc , has dark curly hair and
whiskers, is.light made, and 26 years of age. He was dtessed
in mourning, and had on a, dark olive top coat, with velvet
collar and gilt hooks and eyes, and Wellington boots.
Any information given to the PuLlisher of the Standard will
confer a great obligation on his distiessedtelatives4 : •'
Licerpoot, February 22,. 1836, ,r