The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06 00:00:00

AFTER FRIDAY MEAL'

:By order of: the Executors.
On TUESDAY, the 13th•instant, at One o'Cloc at the-Office of
sovi
Messrs. Priestley, Griffith, and Cox, dhall-street,
Twenty Sixty-fourths of the "latrine GANGES,
Being the entire interest of the late ADAM LODGE,
c
• •..1
t 4, e'
Esq., in that Vessel.
' The Ganges is 723 14.100' tons register, and 568 tons
old measurement. She was built in St. J0hn..N.8., in October,
1836. of the best materials afforded by the Province, and-she
has since been fitted with iron knees and extra fastenings, under
the superintendence of- Lloyd's Surveyor at this port.—For
inventory of stores and furtherpartientars apply on board the
vessel, Prince's Dock; to LonGE,' Parch/Will, and Co. ; or to
• PRIESTLEY, GRIFFITH,' and COX.

On WEnstsDAY, the 14th instant, at the Pub e'Sale-room,
Exchange-buildings,
'The following. TEA
31)4 Chests HYSON,
73 Half-Chests IMPERIAL,
88 Hatf,Chests GUNPOWDER,
Lately landed per Tigris and Wifiiain Jardine; from Canfon.—
Apply to Messrs. JOVIN BIBBY and'Sows, Merchants, or to
MOLYNEUX, TA L' OR3 and'Co.; Brokers.

SAINT GEORGE STEAII-PACKET COMPANY.
oTicE: is uncily GIVEN; in pursuanc of an Act of
1.11 Parliament, wade and passed 16 i4e first ye• of the reign
of her present Majesty, intittiled "An Act to eller enabling,
.
Her Majesty to confer certain powers and i unities on trad-
ing and other Companies," that an ApPlic tot) has liee,unlacle
Eiv or on behalf of the.said Company to Her Majesty to grant
ettera Patent to the said Company, conferring on, the said
Company such
,powers'and 'immunities touching the right and
forni of suing and E)eit!.,z the,extent of the individual
liability of the 'several .Niembprs or Shareholders of or in the
said,Company„ as Her Majesty is tinder and by virtue of the
said Act authorised to confer in manner aforesaid.
the
COBB,
Solicitors for Company, 11, Austin-friars, London.

GLASGOW, 2711 FEH., 1833 A
A T the' PIIVST HALV-YEARLY GENERAL ,MEET-
ING of the SHAREHOLDERS.of the,G ASGOW,
AISLEY, KILMARNOGIi, and AYR RAI 'AY CO.,
'id' tinder the Act,' in the Company's OfTi e
JAMES M`CALL,
.Esquire, in tl ]hair—
The advertisement calling the. meeting, the Sections of
the. Act relative tO the business to, be transacted at it, having
been read, the Secretary read a Report of the Proceedings of
the Directors since the previous Statutory Meeting of Share-.
}udders, arid of the arrangements made fur the vigorous !mise.
cutien of the Works. .
The CHAIRMAN then adverted to, the very prompt, manner in
which the call made on the 1.314 instaut had already been met
by, the Shareholders, es appeared from ;the statement of the
Funds in Bank laid before the Meeting, and congratulated the
PrOprietors on the present prospects of the Company.
WhereupOn it was moved by Wir.Lram, torrio, Esq Insur-
ance Btoker, GlasgOw, seconded by J A MI,S DUNLOP, Esq., Mer-
chant, Glasgow, and unaniinously agreed to—
That this Meeting approve of the Report of the Directors, and
express their continued and earnest desire that the most vigor-
ous measures he adopted for the, prosecution of the undertaking.
It was thereafter moved by NY,ILLIAM Ross, Esq., Merchant,
Glasgow, seconded by ARCHIBALD HARVEY, Esq., Merchant,
Glasgow, and unanimously agreed to—
That the Meeting, impressed with the advantages which will
result to the undertaking front the execution of the projected
Railway, from Kilmarnock, through Dumfries, to Carlisle, in-
struct the Directors to express, to, its Projectors in Dumfries-
shire the interest, which .they feel in obtaining a Survey of that
Line; and request the Directors, if they see tit, to contribute a
moderate sum towards the expense of that Survey.
Mr. WILLIAM LOGIR, on moving the third Resolution, stet-
ed,-that it was his intention 'to have suggested to the Directors
the propriety of immediately enforcing payment of e call
against such parties as had not pairt; ,but he was glad to say,
that, from the satisfactory manner in which the call had already
been mct, and the prospect of the whole being paid within a
short period, it was quite unnecessary for him to do so. He,
therefore, left the matter with great pleasure in the hands of the
Directors, and moved, '

That the thanks of the INleeting be given to the Directors for
their continued exertions, and to the Chairman for his conduct
in the Chair.
Which motion having been seconded, was unanimously
agreed to.
(Signed) • JAS. 111‘CALL,C1Mirman.

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DISTRICT PROVIDENT SOCIETY.
QUEEN-SQUARE.
THE Treasurer aCknowledges with warm tl.anks the follow-
jug Donations in aid of the Funds of this Society, and
Urgently solicits the contributions of the charitably disposed, to
enable it to meet the' numerous claims made daily at this sea-
son of extreme severity. New annual Subscri tions are earnestly
solicited.
Donations received since the 2- f February.
From the Clerks of Messrs. T. and . Littledale
£l6 0 0
and Co
Collection at the Church of St. Martin's in the Fields,
. per the Rev: Wray 13 8 0
From the foreman, mechanics, and labourers, in the
,Itailway Yard, Crown-street, and Mr. Grey
Misses Yates, Dingle
Messrs. I. Barnett and Co lO 0 0
Joseph hornby, Esq., Everton
A. Friend. per the Rev. Jonathan Brooks lO 0 0
Messrs. Watson Brothers and Co • lO 0 0
Henry Booth, Esq - 0 0
Thomas Booth, Esq
Major Axford, Mount-vernon
Messrs. George Green and Son
James Hevworth, Esq
A. F. . 5 0 0
Mrs. S. Gladstone
William Reynolds, M.D.
John Wright, Esq
Hugh Mulieneux, Esq., Great George-street
.James Mulleneux, Esq Ditto
Richard 'Alison, Esq
George Batley, Esq., Everton
William Lassel, Esq.. Bold-street .. 5 0 0
Collected from a few Friends at Mrs. Davey's Roe
Buck Inn, Great. Charlotte-street • • 2 13 0
Messrs. H. Castellain end Son
Tho Mas Coglan, Esq., St. Anne-street
IA Friend
A Lady .
Messrs. Davenport and Grindrod
'l' he workmen in, the employ of Messrs. Davenport
and Grindrod, Caledonian Foundry, N avtor-
, street
Mrs. Martin, Soho-street
Mrs. Moon, Islington
A Friend. per W.G.
I'Mrs. R. Morison, St. James's-terrace
11(r. Dodd, Whitechapel
' V.H.

1 13 6
1 U
1 0 0
1 0 0
1 0 U
U 10 0
0 10 0

0 5 0
0 5 0

Mr. David Cyrer
.Mr, Latham, Old Haymarket
From the Liverpool and Manchester Railway Di-
rectors, part, of a sum received for Sunday Tra-
velling, refused by certain Shareholders 2oo 0 0
J. M'Gregor, Esq., Liverpool. Commercial Bank 5 0 0
Messrs. Biiehanan and Browne, Old Hall-street 5 0 0
'Miss Stavert, Breckside House
5 0 0
T. K. Finlay,' Esq
Some Labourers on the Lide of the Railway, per
• Mr. Bucl,licom .
.Tolin Woolwright Esq
Mr. Pearson, Newington
,Mr, Mander, Castle-street...
Mr. Gibson.
,Newton, Lyon, and Co

2 7
2 0 0
1 0 0
1 0 0
0 0
5 0 0

New subscriptions received since the Ist of January, 1838,

- Miss Marriott„ Bedford-street ' 2 2
,Charles Turner, Esq., Lancelot's-hey .... :.. .... 2 2
W.W. Willink, Esq., Dingle
:Mrs. Dyson, Everton
Mr. James Owen, London-road
;Miss Hughes, Seaforth
Mrs. T. Goalen Chester-street
.Mr. Thomas S A-Shburner, South-hill-Grove, Tots-
. teth-park
Mr. Hen. Penn, Baths
Mrs. Potter, Everton
Williatri Potter, Esq.,Evertor 1 1'
Mr. Robinson, Oldhall-street
Mr. Alison, Abercromby-square
Mrs. Lewis, Rose-place
Messrs. Ross and Nightingale 1 1
Mrs. R Thomas St. Jatnes'.road
Messrs. Hadfield, Wood and Co 1 0
Mr. Robert Syers, Roscommon-street
Mr. Jap.ls Davies,- Bold-street • 1 0
Mr. 'lstionias Forsyth-, gxchanve-buildings
Mr. James Harris, Oldham-street
Mr. Richard Derbyshire, Grove-street . 1 0
Mr. Abraham Bell Malcolinsoo, Islington- 0 10
Mrs. Marriott, Everton
Sir. T. H. Syer4, Great Charlotte-street ' 0 1(1
tor. M'Cail, Falkner-street - 010
(I. 10
Mr. Tones Patlter, Norton-street. .
"
,_..

.....
IVlrs. James Gaske.ll, Smithdown-lane
Mrs. Syers, Roscommon-btreet
Rev. A. Rio!
Rev. W. A. Strange..
Mr. James Byrn 1 1
Henry Simpson, Old Churchyard ..., 1 0
Miss Houghton, Kent-street - - 0 10

SALT,: OP' SUPeRIOR DEVONSTIIIMCIDER.
By Messrs. T. WINSTANLEY and SONS,
On-TlltinsDAY next, the gilt instant, at Eleven o'clock, at the
Cellars,-No. 31, Henry-street,
A BOUT 2.890 Gallons of DEVONSHIRE CIDER, of a
very very .tine quality, the favour' v growth of Messrs. 'l'.
A. Jattv►s and Co., of Malboroueh, evon•
The Cider is at present in Hog ,ds or Pipes of 112 to'l2o
,Gallons each. It will be sold by gallon ; iTtad, the' quantity
being at. the option of. each-. purchaser, the sale will be well
worthy the attention of innkeepers, publiei;Als, retail dealerS, and
private consumers. •
Samples may he tasted at the time of sale.

PAINTINGS, JIOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 4v., UPPER
STA N POP E-S TR E ET.
fly Messrs. T. WINSTAN,LEY and „SONS,-
On TuEsw,y .next,. the. 13th jot:int, and: following-- day, at
o'clock precisely, oWtlie Premises, No. 66, Upper
Stan hopestreet, near St. James'sChurch.: •
modern. and excellent, tiOUSE.HOLD ,PURNI-
T,U4.1!!, richly Cut Glass.,handsome Ch,ina, au Eight-day
Dial, small Colfection of PAINTINGS, by favourite Masters,
large Chimney Glass,,and other Effects, the property of the late
Mr. John Towne.
. .
Tly.i,Furaitnre comprises handsome Fonrrpost and Camp
Bedsteads. with Printed Calico and other Hangings, Feather
Beds, Mattresses, and Bedding, Painted Toilet Tables, Wash-
stands, Chests of Drawers, and, Chamber Chairs,, a Set of
Drawing-room Chairs of solid Rosewood; with Sofaio.match.
Lounging Chair. Circnlar Loo and Elliptic Card Table's of the
salve utaterial, large and brilliant Plate of Glass richly Framed,
handsome Window Curtains, .Brussels, 'Kidderminster, and
.Venetian Carpets, Fenders, Fire-irons. &c.
The Mahogany Articles consist of Set of well-made Dining
Tabb,s, on, Telescope Frames, a modern Pedestal Sidtqmard,
Set Chairs, Sofa, Easy Chair, Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers,
Toilet Tables, &c. -
Together with, a variety of Kitchen Requisites, Culinary
Utensils, and ,other Artiolcs.of domestic utility..
'l9 be. viewed on Monday next.., the 12th instant, when. Cala-
logueS may be had on the Premises and of Messrs. T. WIN-
STAN LEr an&S.ONS, Church-street.. , „

. .
SPACIOUS, AVD DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, WITH
I
COACH-HOUSE AND—STABLES, RO NRY-STREET.
. .. By Nlesrs. WINSTANLEY SONS,
On Slur Ay, the 19th instant, at one o' • ock in the afternoon
at the Clarendon•rooms, South Joh street, Liverpool,

(By order of the Erecutors.) -
A LLthat commodious and well built.DW EL LING-HOUSE
and I' it EAI I SES, desirably situated, .No. 5, Rodney-street,
in Liverpool, and formerly the residence of the late Lister Ellis,
Esq.
The house has a spacious double front, and contains six prin-
cipal bed-chambers with dressing-rooms, closets, and other con-
veniences, large nursery, and servants' rooms, two elegant din-
ing rooms united by folding doors, good sized dining room,
parlour, and study, butler's pantry, principal and back stair-
cases, kitchen and scullery, pantry, excellent wine and ale cellars,
a paved yard, &c. with a convenient coach-house, stable, and
coachthn's cottage, fronting Roscoe-street.
. The premises which are in an airy and favourable situation,
and in a most desirable neighbourhood, offer every accoimnothi-
tion for a family of the highest respectability. ThO, are held
o❑ lease under.the .Corporation of Liverpool, for the residue of
a firm• of 75 years, commencing in June. 1832.
Further particulars may be• known by applying to Messrs.
Radcliffe Duncan"; & Lowe, Solicitors, Exchange-street, or to
.Messr.s. Winstaniey & Sons, Church-street, of whom tickets
for viewing the premises may be had,

.• .. • • . .
EXTENSIVE SALE OF•THE SUPERIOR LIVE AND
DEAD •FARMING STOCK, INCE HALL, INCE
BLUNI)ELL.
R.. BY,FORD re,spectfully begs to announce that he has
,411. received directions-Um-it he Executor pf the late Charles
Blundell, Esq., Deceased, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION,
THURSDAY, the 15th, and FRIDA , the 16th instant,
,at Eleven o'clock-precisely each day, rn the Premises, Ince
Hall, Ince Blundell, within Ten MIT, of Liverpool,
The -whole of the Extensive an, .Superior FARMING
.STOCK„comprisin, Nine MILCH COWS, Calved and in Calf,-
Twenty-one Fat COWS, Ten- HEIFERS, Two,CALYES,
Thirty ,ScotcliWETH ERS, EWES, LAMB. Fat and Store
PlGS,,Sevcral Breeding SO WS and. SUCKLINGS. (Sir Ed-
ward Mostr...n's, Breed,) Six Useful CART ROUSES. in fine
condition, Bay FILLY, rising Two Years old. Two SADDLE,
HORSES,. Large —Quantity of POTATOES, TURNIPS,
MANGELAYURZEL, HAY, Dairy of Prime CHEESE,,
,I MPLEMENTS of HUSBAN DRY, CARTS, PLOUGHS,,
HARROWS, .ROLLERS, TII RAS El ING MAC El IN E,'
.GEARS, RAKES, SACKS,..Bzr., Four :GREYHOUNDS,
.Two POINTERS, and a RETumvER. Quantity 'of
FOWLS, DAIRY UTENSILS. and otherEtncts.
N.B.—The whole of the Live Stuck will be sold on the First
Day. .. •.;
Descriptive Catalogue -may be .hail Three :Days previous to
the Sale, of Mr. LUPTAN, Auctiopeer, Crosby., and on, the
Premises, and of Mr. IsYFORD, Auctioneer, Claron-square,
Liverpool.

. BY ORDER OF THE. MORTGAGEE.
. By Mr. BY FORD,
On Mo:V DA Y, the 19th instant, at Six o'clock in the Evening,
at 111Iss Maxwell's, Stanhope-street, Toxteth-park, subject to
the Conditions of sale which will he then produced,
ALL that Piece or Pare.el of LAND, Sito'ate on theeastside
of ,M4l-street, in ToxtethTpark abiesaid, containing, in
'front thereth and .at the back, several N fy yards 2 feet and 71-
inches, pr thereabouts, and runnirig 41epth backwards on the
north and south sides, severally, to a b*ck pass of 3 feet wide;
18 yards 16 inches or thereabouts, hounded on the north by
property now or late belonging to the Representatives of the
John Chamberlaine, and on the south 'by premises now or late
of !John Jones, together, with the Two several MESSUAGES
or DIVELLING-HOUSESand other BUIDINGS thereon
erected, and now in the several occupations of Mrs. llinde and
another.
The Tenure is Freehold of Inheritance.
For fOrther particulars apply to Mr. JOHNSON, Solicitor,
North John-street, Liverpool.

AT MORETON WITHIN FOUR MILES OF THE LOWER
FERRIES, IN THE PARISH OF BIDSTOV, HUNDRED
OF WUMALL, AND COUNTY OF CHESTER.

By Messrs. CHURTON and/SONS.
On MONDAY, and TUESDAY,neX!, •thesl2ol and 13th instant,
at Eleven o'clock precisely each day, (without the least Reserve.)
rum; Entire very Superior Stock of young Elolderness
- DAIRY COWS, HEIFERS, and Young'STOCK,"Two.
Years 'old BULL, Teams of Black WAGGON HORSES,
Half-bred FILLY, PIGS, 300 Measures of POTATOES.
Dairy of CHEESE, (if not in the mean time disposed of,)
THRASHING MACHINE, numerous substantial IMPLE-
MENTS. of HUSBANDRY. DAIRY and BREWING
VESSELS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,andother Effects,
the Property of Thomas. Webster, Esq., who is declining
Farming.