The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-04-23 00:00:00

PUBLIC WOOL SALES

On THURSDAY next, the 29th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
Dawson and Hance's Office, Atherton's Buildings,-Dale-
street,
400 Bags Peruvian WOOL, bankrupt's property
76 Bags Bu-nos Ayres WOOL, 11 fine Merino/cross-bred
29 Bags Z(..gai DITTO, fleeces, ice d &unpicked
14 Bags Cape DITT ,
50 Bags East India DI 0,
6 Bags Oporto D TO,
6 Bags German TO,
And a quan of other WOOLS.
DAWSO and HANCE, Wool Brokers.

Apply to

By Mr. BENJAMIN BOULTON,

On MONDAY: the 3d of May next, at One o'clock in' the
afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South Johp4treet,
Liverpool, in one or more lots, as may be agre upon at

tbe time of sale, by order of the Mortgagee, -
ALL those Five several MESSUAGES or ELLING-
IX HOUSES and TENEMENTS, witl the Appurte-
nances, situate at Walton-on-the-Hill, n r Liverpool, on
the north aide of the Churchyard there, an now in the seve-
ral occupations of James Fairhurst, Hamlet Cullin, Moses
Newby, Hugh Lockhart, and George Lockley, at the aggre-
gate rental of £3B 155., or thereabouts. per annum.
The above Property is Freehold of Inheritance, and fur-
ther particulars may be had of Mr. GRACE, Solicitor, Cla-
rendon-buildings, South John-street, Liverpool.

TIMBER,
ON GAYTON ESTATE, NEAR PARK, 74
TO BE SOLD BY TICKET,

On TUESDAY, the 4th May next, at Four o'clo.. in the Af-
ternoon, at the House of Mr. James Nor. an, the Nag's
Head Inn, in Neston, in the county of ii. -ster, subject to

, .
conditions, r • -
ririHE following Lots of TIMBER, on Lands in Gayton, in
.I. the said county : _ _

Lot 1..-50 OAK TREES, scribe-numbered 1 to 50 inclu-
sive; growing in Damage Plantation and Griffith's Big Field.
Lot 2.-54 OAK TREES, scribe-numbered 51 to 104
inclusive; growing in Hatchett Croft, Upper Wood, Field
between Woods, Lower Wood, and Hay Field.
Lot 3.-36 OAK TREES, scribe-numbered 105 to 140
inclusive ; growing in the Two Cradle Brows, the Upper
Wood, and the Lawn.
Lot 4.-20 ASH TREES, numbered 1 to 20 inclusive ;
and ALDER number 1 ; all cut down, and lying in Upper
Wood. _ _

Lot 5.-20 ASH TREES, numbered 21 to 40 inclusive ;
and 3 ELMS; cut down, and lying in Upper Wood.
GEORGE EDWARDS, of Gayton, will show the Timber
and for particulars apply to Mr. DAVIES, Mollington.

IN HERTS.—A MANORIAL PROPERTY.
THE STAGENHOE BST.riE,
near to Welwyn and Hitchin, one of the most dmired
throughout this favoured county ; with a splendidiMansion,
Park, and Farms, extending to 600 Acres, within a Ring
Fence. The Farm Buildings are all first Cate, and only
just completed._

MR. GEORGE ROBINS is honouree the instructions
of

THE HON. CAPT. DUNCUMBE, M.P.

(who has just completed the purchase of the splendid pro-
perty of KILNWICK PERCY, IN YORKSHIRE,)
to OFFER to PUBLIC COMPETITION, at the Auction
Mart, London, on THURSDAY, June 3, at Twelve, in 2 Lots,
A SINGULARLY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD AND

COPYHOLD ESTATE.
It has been familiar to the county for many years as
THE STAGENHOE ESTATE,

and was always greatly admired ; but it must be stated it is
now no longer in its original state of deshabille. The ho-
nourable proprietor, when he completed this purchase, two
or three years ago, had determined to make this abode not
only worthy of his family's present occupation, but to de-
scend to succeeding generations. In consequence he em-
ployed one of the first artistes in building to remodel, and, as
it eventuall proved, nearly to rebuild,
•
THIS SPLENDID FABRIC. _ _

Its completion, and the Yorkshire purchase, were simul-
taneous ; so that his successor will not have to encounter
any outlay—if it be excepted, that the papering of the grand
suite of rooms has been left undone only to give a fair suc-
cessor to this almost unequalled habitation an opportunity to
display her ovin peculiar tact and grace.
THE MANSION IS OF THE

FINEST GRECIAN ORDER OF ARCHITECTURE,
with a fine south aspect, and plate-glass windows. Without
intending anything discourteous, even
THE FAR-FAMED HOO, . .

,ts immediate neighbour, must of necessity succumb to its
proud rival ; the necessary result of an expenditure which
has exceeded

THIRTEEN THOUSAND POUNDS.
In the house and offices it may be confidently urged, and
it will at once be obvious, that both tact and consummate
judgment presided over the completion—and of course has
left all competition at an immeasurable distance, indeed the
county of Herts would be puzzled to discover another house
where solidity and good taste harmonise so well as at Sta-
genhoe. Again, the situation cannot be too higly commended.
It is placed in the salubrious vale between Welwyn and Hit-
chen, with a railway (in contemplation) only two miles off,
when the journey to the metropolis will be accomplished in
an hour and a half. Its approach is by three distinct lodge
entrees, two of them of remarkably good designs—one of the
pure Gothic order.
THE NOBLE MANSION
is seated on an eminence facing the south, in
A PARK OF GREAT BEAUTY:
wherein the undulating grounds give weight to the scenic
effect produced by the luxuriant timber, diversified by
" stately avenues," adorned by lime and chestnut trees.
From the elevated grounds the view over the rich valley, and
the meandering of
THE MIMRAN TROUT-STREAM
below, present such agreeable varieties, that the contempla-
tive mind can never be at a loss for subjects whereon to re-
pose amid the beauteous scene that will encompass him. A
gentleman devoted to field-sports may gratify himself here to
heart's content, it being about the centre of the hunt, and his
game abundant. The church (though last not least in our
dear love) is within a quarter of a mile. To describe the
conveniences throughout the house and offices would occupy
more of space than is devoted to a public announcement ; it
may be comprehended in a very few words—a man of family
and high pretensions will find, both within and without, every
possible comfort and accommodation that he can desire,
beside allowing him to be a little, or even over fastidious.
Mr. Robins endeavoured, during his survey and in the
discharge of his pleasing duty, to discover some want or im-
perfection, but he looked for it in vain; and the offices are
unquestionably superior, in quantity and quality, to any thing
within reach. Probably the capital hot and cold baths should
have the advantage of a separate notice. The statuary and
Devonshire marble chimneypieces throughout the abode arc
exceedingly valuable. In fact, it may be summed up thus—

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PORTLAND/PLACE,
By Mr. BYFOBD,
_ _ . . .

On TUESDAY next, the 2i th of April, 1811, at even o'clock
precisely, on the Premises, 27, Portland _ lace, Everton,
THE remaining part of the Genuine and seful HOUSE-
HOLD FURNITURE, Mahoga Secretaire and
Bookcase, Wardrobe, Telescope Dining able, and effects,
of a Gentleman declining housekeeping, comprising Camp
Bedsteads, with Marine and Cotton Hangings, Feather-B
and Painted Chamber Articles.
Tar MAHOGANY FURNITLitE.—Sets Chairs, Sofa; Teles-
cope Dining Table, Secretaire and Bookcase, with Folding
Glazed Doors, Wardrobe, Night Commode. Chest Drawers,
Bagatelle Board, Chimney Glass, Brussels Carpets, Fenders
and Fire Irons, Kitchen Requisites and other Effects.
May be viewed on the morning of Sale, when Catalogues
may be had on the Premises, or at the Office of the Auc-
tioneer, Clayton-square:

GENUINE AND MODERN FURNITURE,
FALK vER TERRACE. /
By Mr. BYFORD,

On WEDNESDAY next, the 28th instant;punctually at Eleven
o'clock, upon the Premises, No. 4, Falkiwirerrace, Upper

Parliament-street,
THE remaining part of the genuine an odern HOIJSE-
HOLD FURNITURE, handsome edestal Sideboard,
with plate glass back, Six Octave Cottage Piano-forte, in
rosewood case, Italian Paintings,and other Effects of a Gen-

tieman removing.
Comprising Mahogany Four-post, Camp, and French Bed-
steads, with Printed Cptton Hangings, Feather Beds and
Bedding, Painted Chamber Articles, Eighteen Imitation
Rosewood Drawing-room Chairs, Set Twelve Mahogany
Chairs, handsome Pedestal Sideboard, with plate glass back,
Loo, Pembroke, and Card Tables, Sofa, in hair cloth, Re-
clining Chairs, Bureau, Chests Drawers, Morine and Chintz
Window Curtains, Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets,
Fenders and Fire Irons, Two fine Italian Paintings, Six Oc-
tave Cottage Piano-forte, in Rosewood Case, Glass, China,
Plated Articles, Kitchen Requisites, and other Effects.
May be viewed on Tuesday preceding the sale, when Cata-
logues may be had on the Premises, or of Mr. BYFORD, at
his Rooms, Clayton-square.