The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-22 00:00:00

lIITISH AMERICA.

J 3 a;
.first British Vessel
For HALIFAX, N.S.,
.'.04,1%*, The Whitehaven-built Brig WI INSON,
JOHN MARTIN, MRS ;
Burthen per register 217 tons; coppered a copper-fastened;
and will be despatched iinutediatelv.—For freight or passage
1) .1,1,y to Mr. 1-lENar Roost, Merchant, Water-street or to
J. NELSON WOOD,And Co.

For MONTREAL.
The Whitehaven-built Brig LAD GORDON,
J. &mot, Maste
f Burthen per register 283 tons; coppered and copper-
astened, and sails fast.---For freight or passage apply to
J. NELSON WOOD,and Co.

Una.er cnyvenient to sail on or bebre th th instant.
For MONTREAL,
• 's.,,kl The fast sailing A 1 coppered B• AURORA,
- .... J. ROALS, Maste ,
W,) tons register.—For particulars of freigh or passage apply to
BARTON, HEATH, and Co.

TO MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS, & •
GEORGE JORDAN HAS NOW ON ALE,
BRUNSWICK, SAXON, and MARIN REEKS;
CHROME YELLOWS, Pale an Deep
PRUSSIAN, BRUNSWICK: THUMB, and QUEEN'S

BLUE;
White, Black, Blue, Yellow, Green. and Red PAINTS;
COPAL VARNISHES and JAPANS of all descriptions,
For Home Use and Exportation.
Apply at the Manufactory, VAUXHALL HOUSE, near
Sandhills Bridge, north end Vauxhall-road.

On SALE,
The Brig THOMAS T KER,
ik" A 1; 140 tons register; confer-fas ..ed and coppered;
just arrived from Demerara; well found in all neces-
sary stores; lying in George's Dock.—Apply to
J IES LOGA N, 106, Oldhall-street.

On SALE,
The Steam-packet ST. ANDREW,
AlitiSH:4 ',fil.._lK Burthen per register 83 tons, wit b engine of
,--,..„-.....--,,.
--,---,- - _,, • 50-horse power. This vessel is now lying between
Whitehaven, Scotland, and Liverpool, is i e, ellent order, has
most comfortable accommodations for pas gers, draws little
water, and is in every respect a most destra Ie Steam-packet for
any trade suitable to her burthen.—Furt he particulars may be
known on application to Fist' Et; and STEw A bT, Whitehaven,
or to WILLIAM DOWSON, 8, Goree-piazzas.

Vor FREIGHT or CIrER,
,:„Ikt, The fine fast-sailing A 1 Scho er LOUISA,
Ailt,4 59 tons register.—For particulars apply to
BARTON, HEATH, and Co.

Pursuant to a decree' of the High Court of Chancery, in a cause
" Rowe v. North," with the approbation of Lord Henley, one of
the Masters of the said Court.
By Messrs. WIN STANLEY and SONS,
(The persons appointed by the said Master for that purpose,)
On FRIDAY, the 27th May next, at One PelOck, at the Claren-
don-looms, in Liverpool, the followinVery valuable Estates,
in Liverpool, Evetton, West Derby, and Eccleston, in the
County of Lancaster, of the late GEORGE ROWE, Esq., de-
ceased.
Lot 1. TWO FIELDS, adjoining each other, copyhold of
inheritance, situate in Church-street, in Everton,
near Liverpool, called "The Great Moss" and "The Little
Moss;" the former containing 2A. OR. 16i'. statute measure, and
occupied by Messrs. Slingsby, at the annual rent of £l5 15s. ;
the latter containing lA. In. 7p.. and occupied by T. F. Dyson,
Esq., at the annual rent of £l5 15s. Also, an undivided moiety
of a Field adjoining, being copyhold of inheritance, situate in
Everton aforesaid, called "The Long Acre," the entirety con-
taining 9A. In. 5p., lately tenanted by Thomas Chadwick, at
the annual rent of £45 for the entirety, but now unoccupied.
Also, art undivided moiety of a Field, also copyhold, adjoining
the above, called "The 'Rye Hey," the entirety containing
4A. 2a.-9P., and lately tenanted by G. F. Dickson, Esq., at the
annual rent of £3O for the entirety. The land comprised in
this Lot forms together a very extensive and valuable Tract of
Land, with a front to two main roads, and is well worthy the.
attention of the capitalist and speculator.
Lot 2. A FIELD, freehold of inheritance, on the east side
of Love-lane, in Liverpool aforesaid, running from thence up
to the Canal Bank, containing 2a. 21z. 39P. ; and another Free-
hold Field, or Parcel of Land, adjoining on the south side, and
being on the east side of Love-lane aforesaid, and running from
thence up to a small plot of land belonging to Lord Derby,
fronting the Canal Bank, containing IA. 3a. 37P., forming to•
gether a most valuable parcel of building land, particularly
suitable for any manufacturing purposes.

Lot 3. Three PEWS in St. Philip's Church, in Liverpool
aforesaid-, ,nutribere&respectivelyl, -6, and 7,--leasehold for e
residue of a term of IWO years. No. 1 tenanted by Messrs.
Townsend and Wood, at the rent of £3; No. 6 tenanted by Mr.
William Lassell, at the yearly rent of £6; the other by Mr. C.
R. Taylor, at the rent of £B.

Lot 4. An undivided moiety of a FIELD, in Everton afore-
said, called "The White Field," the entirety containing 3A.
3a. 34e., freehold of inheritance, tenanted by Peter Davies, at
the annual rent of £2l for the entirety. This Lot is immediately
opposite the Zoological Gardens, and is already building land,
in a crowded neighbourhood, with a front to two roads.
Lots. A like moiety of another FIELD, in Everton afore,
said, called "Shaw's Hey," the entirety containing 3A. 2u.
10p., freehold of inheritance, and tenanted by Richard Hm.thes,
at the annual rent of £2O for the entirety. This Field, situate
in Odd House-lane, near the Mere, with a splendid prospect
eastward, is a most eligible site for the erection of one or more
villas, which in this neighbourhood are much in demand.
Lot 6. A like moiety of another FIELD, in Everton afore-
said, called "The Hang Field," the entirety containing 9A. OR.
30p., freehold of inheritance, and tenanted William Tiggins,
at the yearly rent of £5O for the entirety. This Field adjoins
the preceding Lot, and partakes of all its advantages, with the
additional one (in connexion with Lot 7) of affordingu prospect
of forming a road, which is much wanted:as a direct communi•
cation between two districts now distant, and which would
greatly enhance the value of these Lots.

Lot 7. A like moiety of another FIELD, in Everton afore-
said, called "The Breck Croft," or Intack Breck. the entirety
containing OA. 2e. 13e. leasehold for the residue of a term of
1000 years, which commenced in the year 1716, and tenanted
by George Clare, at the annual rent of £5 for the entirety.
Lot 8. A like moiety, of another FIELD, at Everton afore-
said, called "The Little Sleeper's Hill," the entirety contain-
ing 6A. 3e. 32e. of the same tenure as the preceding Lot, and
tenanted by Joseph Chadwick, at the annual rent of £4O for
the entirety.

Lot 9. A like moiety of another FIELD, in Everton, called
" The Big Sleeper's Hill," the entirety containing 9A. oil.
24P. of the same tenure as the preceding Lot, and tenanted by
Thomas Tomlinson, at the annual rent of £5O for the entirety.
This and the preceding Lot, which adjoin each other, have .a
frontagefor their whole length and breadth on the roads leading
from Kirkdale to West Derby, and present many beautiful
sites for villas. They are, moreover, supposed to contain very
valuable stone.

Lot'lo. A like moiety of a FIELD, called " The Round
Hill Hey," situate in West Derby, near Liverpool aforesaid,
on the north side of the road leading towards Newsham House,
the entirety containing 8A: On. 14P. of the same tenure as the
preceding Lot, and tenanted by Esther Boardman, at the
yearly rent of £5O for the entirety. This Field is in a rapidly
improving neighbourhood, in which land is already saleable for
building in small lots.
Lot 11. A like moiety of a FIELD on the east side of Scot-
land-road, in Liverpool, called "The Lower Breck Shute,"
the entirety containing la. 2a. 35p. freehold of inheritance; and
of a small -Slip of Copyhold Land, in Everton aforesaid, lately
laid to this Field, for the purpose of gaining a front to Great
Homer-street, now unoccupied. This Lot is very valuable
Building Land, the town now extending far beyond it.
Lot 12. A like moiety of a large Parcel of LAND, situate
on the east side of Gl•eat Howard-street, and the north side of
the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, having a frontage to the Ca-
nal of 106 yards, and containing, in the entirety 28511 square
yards, freehold of inheritance, with the offices and buildings,
and three cottages thereon erected, now occupied by the Standish
Coal Company, and others, at the yearly rent of £166 12s. for
the entirety. This may perhaps be considered the most valuable
parcel of Land for its present, fir any like purpose, that is now
on sale in Liverpool.
Lot 13. A like undivided moiety of one undivided fifth part
of another FIELD. on the west side of Vauxhall-road, in Li-
verpool, the entirety containing 3400 square yards, freehold of
inheritance, now unoccupied, and very valuable building land.

Lot 14. A like moiety of one undivided fifth part of another
FIELD, on the east side of Love-lane, in Liverpool aforesaid,
and running from thence up to the Canal Bank, containing in
the entirety 10,250 square yards, freehold of inheritance, now
unoccupied. This Lot is divided by the Canal from the pre-
ceding Lot, and is equally valuable as building land.

Lot 15. A like moiety of a DWELLING-HOUSE, on the
south side of Titheharn-street, now in the occupation of John
Jones; and Six Dwelling-houses behind the same, on the west
side of Stephen's-lane, and now occupied by James Burton, and
others, at rents amounting in the whole to £B4 12s. the whole
freehold of inheritance: This Lot being within a few yards of
the Exchange, is very suitable fur the erection of a warehouse,
or counting-house.
Lot 16. -A like moiety of a Freehold Annual GROUND-
RENT of £2 10s. issuing out of valuable premises in Byrom-
street, in Liverpool aforesaid, now occupied by Mrs. Blezard.
Lot 17. A like moiety of a DWELLING-HOUSE, in Fen-
wick-street. in Liverpool, held for an unexpired leasehold term
of about 12 years, the entirety tenanted by Mr. William Wale-.
ing, at the annual rent of 10s.
Lot 18. A like moiety of an ESTATE at Eccleston, near
Present, in the said coo nt y of Lancaster, freehold of inheritance,
the entirety containing 75A. 2a. 17e. statute, and tenanted by
Henry.Swift,at the annual rent of £l5O.

Lot 19. Alike moiety of a Freehold GROUND-RENT of
125., issuing out of premises situate in Eccleston aforesaid, in
lease for on.e life, and occupied by Jane Bromilaw.

Nora.—Anirrranyement is expected to be made with the owners
of the remaining moiety of. the Lots above described as undi:
vided moieties, whereby the entirety of each pvoperty will in
effect be put up at the present sale which being ander the di-
rection of the Court of Chancery, no auction duty (So far as
respects the lots above particularized) will be payable, nor any
deposit be required.
Printed Particulars may be had (gratie! at the said Master's
Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, Lon-
don; of Messrs. J. and H. LOWE, GAREY, and SWEETING,
Solicitors, Southampton-buildings aforesaid; of Messrs. WIL-
KINSON and CHRISTIAN, Solicitors, !Liverpool; of Mr. JOHN
NORTH, jun. Solicitor, Liverpool, (at whose Office, in Ex-
change-alley' Plans may be seen); of the AuexioNsEn, and at
the Place of Sale.

KNOTTY ASH BAZAAR,
UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THEIR ROYAL HIGHNESSES
THE DUCHESS of KENT and the PRINCESS VICTORIA,
AND the LADY MOLYNEUX.
VICE,PATRONESSES:
THE MARCHIONESS OF SALISBURY,
THE COUNTESS OF SEFTON,
LADY STANLEY,
FADY FRANCES EGERTON,
LADY E. HOPWOOD,
THE LADIES 'MOLYNEUX,
MRS. BOOTLE WILBRAHAM,
THE MISSES HORNBY.
IT is intended to have a BAZAAR in th &twin-nom of
the abovementioned Village, on WED ESDAY, the 27th of
April instant, and following day; the pi ceeds of which are to
be appropriated to the Building of a School for Boys, who are
at present wholly devoid of any satisfactory means of In-
struction.

Any Contributions will be most thankfully received at the
SchoOl-hotise, Knotty-ash, or by
Mrs. Crowder, Finch-house, Mrs. Ker, Brook-lodge,
Mrs. Dugdaie, Dovecot, Mrs. Rigby, Moss-house,
Mrs. Edwards, Roby, Mrs. Russell, Mill-lane
Miss Gol.„l,htly, Grove-house, Mrs. Stewart, Morland-house,
Mrs: I-I.Tones, Rodney-street, Mrs.-Worrall, Knotty-ash.
The Bazaar will be open for inspection on the preCeding (lay,
when any Persons who wish to purchase will be allowed to
Ticket the Articles they fix upon.
Admission to the Inspection, 2s. 6d.

The Sale to commence at 'lwelve o'clock each day, and to
continue until Five.