The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-26 00:00:00

BY Al ESSRS. WINSTA.NLEY & SONS.

On TuunsDAY, the 501 clay of May next, at Two o'clock in the
afternoon, at the Clarendon Rooms, south John-street, Liver-

pool, subject to the conditions of sale which will be. then pro-
- 01440, pyßrder pf the NuistlS ill !Trust lor Sale and E.recutms.
Lot 1. LL that Piece of LA ND,, with the Al ESSUAGE
A • .1)ELLIN(I-EIOUSE and REMISES
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thereon erected, being No. 22. in Springfield-street, in •Liver-
tool; co-Mai-Bing 156 square yards of Laud, or thereabouts, now
in the occupation of the Rev. Richard, Appleton.
This Lot is Freehold of Inheritance,

• All that Piece of LAND, with the MESSUAGE or
DW ELLING-HOUSE and PREMISES theton erected;to-
gather with the Garden adjoining, • situate in Little Woolton-
street and at the coiner of Minstiul)-street, Mount Vernon, 'now
in 'the occupation of Mr. David Canuon; as tenant.
This Lot is also Freehold of lnheri ante, and contains about
7-14 square yards of Land. •
3. Also, one Third Parcor Share o nd in all, that ,M.ES-
SUA.G.E. or .DWELLING-HOUS and SHOP, situate in
Bold-street, now in theoccupation of Mr. Robert Clay, Chemist
and. Druggist.
This Property is held under -a lease from the Corporation of
Liveipool, which will expire on the 26th of December,lB47.' •
4. Also a SHARE "iii the LIVERPOOL LIBRARY and
LYCEUM NEWS. ROOM. •
.The. respective tenants will show the Premises, a-ad' .farthgr
particulars may be had on application to' Mr. ADAM NORRIS,
18, Islington; or Mr:11013'T: Nouitts, Solicitor, Union-buildings,
North john-street, Liverpool. • • •

S.TAFFQEDSHIRE.
By Messrs. E.'and C. ROBINS,-
To-m oft now, (Wedaesday,)l4e27tkinstant, at Three o'clock in
the Afternoon, at thesSlnau Hotel, inWnlverhampton, and on
THURSDAY, the 28th instant, at Eleveu if clock in the Fore-

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noon, at the King's Arms Inn, in Bilston, in the county of
Stafford, in Fifty-four Lots,
MANOR or LORDSHIP of BRADLEY, with its
_IL Rights, Royaltiei, and Appnrtenances' the cel orated
BRADLEY IRON WORKS, situate at Bradley, w• lip Eli-
sion aforeSkiiil; consisting of Coal and iron Mine , Furnaces,
Founderies Potteries, Forge, Rolling and Slittit Mill, HOuse
for the residence of a Principal or Manager, I OUSES for
Agentis; Clerks,, and Workmen, awl every r uiiite for an ex-
tensive.lron-ManufaCturing Establishmen , also several Lots
of BUILDING LAND, the whole cot • ing about 100 Acres
of.Ltind, of which the greater part are eehold of Inheritance,
and the remainder Leasehold for .a ion, term of years, subject
to a small reserved yeut, besides Mines under about eight Acres
of adjoining Land, held for the residue of a term of fourteen
years; commencing at Lady Day, 1833.
Also 'rvve ESTATES in the. Parishes of Wcdnesbury and
Darlaston, in the said county &Stafford, with valuable Mines
under them. •
This Property is in the midst of that part of Staffordshire
where the Iron Trade is concentrated and carried on to the
great extent for. which it has lung been distinguished. These
welt knoWn Works were established by the late JOHN WILKIN-
SON, Esq., Iron Master. They are in effective and full opera-
tion, partly by his family and, partly by lessees, but owing to
some recent domestic changes they are now submitted to public
competition. The Property is most eligibly situated as to Roads
and Canals, by which it is intersected in various directions.
The present flourishing state of the Iron Trade, with every
prospect of its continuance, contributes to enhance the value of
this important concern to any Person or Company engaged 'or
desirous of embarking in the Lon Trade, in Works of the first
Celebrity, and capable of tieing increased to almost any extent.
Mr. JOHN DUNNING, Agent at the Bradley Works;
the Property, from whom printed particulars, with Lithog4.aphed
Plans, may shortly be had; and also at the Office of Messrs.
EDGE and PARKER, SolicitorS,.Manchester ; Mr. Cot:skit, So-
licitor, Wolverhampton; Messrs. GRAZEBIOOK and G'im:sT,
Solicitors, Stourbridge ; Messrs. TAytoit, TURNER,SHARPE,
and FIELD, 41, Bedford-row, London; and Messrs. PiTCHETT
and WAGSTA FFS, Solicitors, Warrington.

wilhout reserve,—On Tuesday, the 3d of May next, at
Twelve o'clock, at the Clarendon-buildings, South John-street
(if not previously sold by Private Contract,)
T ALUABLE P
PROERTY, consisting of LAND and
WAREHOUSES, ail adjoining, situate in Tabley-street,
Hurst-street, and Sparling-street, extending from, the 'South
corner of Mersey-street and Tabley-street, down Tabley-street.
towards the Docks, 53 yards, and from, thence along Hurst-
street to Sparling-street 67 yards.
The Land is inclosed by walls in three comp t lots ;'one is
bonded, fronting Hurst-street, containing square yards;
anotbsr free, fronting Hurst-street, contains „,459 square yards;
and the third, with a Counting-house fr ling Tabley-street,
containing 880 square yards, let fora of years, at a rent of
.ElO5 per annum.
There are three Warehouses that ront Tabley-street ; one 13
by 18 yards, another 13 by 18 yards, and the third 8 1)3,18 yards.
Each have seven Rooms and a Cellar, all let to various tenants.
-A good House fronting Sparling-street, to let for Counting-
houses.

he whole Freehold of Inheritance, excepting the Yard and
Counting-house fronting Tabley-street, which are Leasehold
far three
hreeiives (all in being) and 21. years.
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Property is most desirably situated, being within one
length of cartage from Salthouse, Duke's King's and Queen's
Docks, and in the immediate vicinity of the Railroad Station,
Wapping, and the new Custom-house, Excise-office, and Post-
Office, When these are completed there will be a direct line of
street from the Property to the Exchange ; and the protected
Railway frain Wapping along the Docks, when completed will
give great fAility in the transport of Goods. The said Ware-
houses are unconnected with any other building,and are admi
ably adapted for Establishments in the East India and China
Trades, or uuy other where security and convenience are of im-
portance'. Goods may be loaded into and out of the warehouses
'from the inclosed yard belonging to them.
• It is only a desire to tiring some outstanding transactions to
a close which induces the parties interested to offer the Premises
for sale.
Apply to W. NI DUNCAN and SON; Tabley-street:

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SPLENDID COLLECTION o' ITALIAN SCUL
MR. T. BRANCH respectfully announcei
strutted to- SELL by, AUCTION; at
Rooms, Liverpool, on TUESDAY the 3d of
o'clock precisely,
A very beautiful Mid extensive, 4n of
SCIMP PURE, inchiding elaborate fished M,
Pantheon at Rome, &he Cathedral 2 anti
at Pisa, finely executed Gioups an -gums; including
dicean and Canova's Venus, Baal,. and A riadne,, tin • t 4
Venus in the Shell and returning from the Bath, tic ape of
the Sabines, the Dying Gladiator, Ctipid and Pssche,‘Apollo;
Aretino, Calliope, thellallareni,. the Dance of Venus, CUpid4
'Playing, &e% several Blists of eminent public charatlers ;
very choice Assemblage of splendid' N:ases, k;wers, Urns, and
Tazzas,of the most admired forms, superbly embellished with
carvings of Floweii,Truit, Gal lands, and other elegant. devices,
With Dolphin, Griffin, and entwiuNl Snake Handles,gores df Lions, Horses, Dogs, &c.
To be viewed on, Monday, next, thp 2d of May, when Cata;
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logues'may be had frOm Mr. T. Bratiek.

IFREE FROM DUTY.I
SPLENDID SA LE -OF SHAWLS,. •
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TO-MORROW, Wednesday,) the 27th, and Tut nhv, the 28tH
instant, at Twelve o'clock precisely, at e Church-street
• • Rooms. _
4R. WALKER has much pleasu • informing bis Friends
11:L. and the Public that he has recei on consigument for un-
reserved sale an extensive and splendid STOCK:of S.l-IAW LS,
amongst which will be found some of the most brilliant Speci
mens of Edinburgh and Norwich manufacture,, of the. newest
designs; also several very rich Chinele Shawls, China Crapes,
Cashmeres, Shawl Dresses, &c;, the whole of which will be on
view This Day, (Tuesday,) the 2tlth instant, when Catalogues
may be had at the Rooms.

TO MERCHANTS, CLOTHIE ' ,
By Mr. WALIi.E
Ou -1116tViiell'next, the 2d day of Ma t Eleven o'clock pre
cisely,'at the Church-street Rooms, without the least reserve.
A Large quantity of READY-MADE CLOTHIN.G„
ppris►ng. Top-coats, Jackets, Trovvsers, Frocks, Shirts,
Hats, Barragaus, Broad Cloths, Waistcoatiugs, Beds, &t. &c.
The Stock may be viewed and Catalogues had the day prior
to the sale.

• -HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SHOP FIX ES, ANL)
'STATIONERY, MILL-STREET,' NEA STANHOPE=
STREET. • •
BY Messrs.'T. and J. TR 'ER,
• To-ssonaow, (Wednesday,) the 27th instant, at Eleven o'clock
• -precisely, •en.the Premises, Mill-street, near the topof Stan-
h a pe-s tree t,
ripHE • genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SHOP
FIXTURES, a small quantity of STATIONERY, and
other r Effects af a Lady leaving Liverpool.
• The Furniture comprises Four-post and, Camp Bedsteads,
with Printed Cotton Hangings, Paillasses, Hair Alattresses,,
Feather Beds and Bedding, Mahogany 'Pembroke and Snap
-'Fables, Chairs, Sofa. in • Black Hair Cloth, Brussels Carpet,
• Painted Chest of Drawers, Chamber Chairs, Tattles and Wash-
stands, Box and Swing Dressing Glasses, Fenders and. Fire
Irons, the useful Kitchen RequisiteS, Dresser and Plate Shelf.
'The Shti; 'Fixtures consist of three painted panelled Coun-
ters, RangesOf ShelYing, Gas Metre, with Piping and Burners,
a small quantity of Writing and other Papers, Folding and
School Slates and Pencils, Quills, Ink, Books and Prints,
Pasteboard, and varions other Articles belonging to the trade.
May be viewed on the Morning of Sale, when Catalogues
may be had on the 'Premises and of Messrs: 'Ttro-yr*.h, White
chapel-. • •-

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VALUABLE SCULPTURED MA E,
FOREIGN CURIOSITIES
A PAIR -of magnificent PORCEL N VASES,
Fivm the 'Boigh'esi High Palace, Rome, methy in the posses-
sion of Napoleon Bun arte.)
Numerous WORKS of Art,, . direct from Naples.
IVER. HODGSON has OW! honour of announcing.to the
IVA_ the Gentry of Liverpool and its Vicinity, that he has re-
ceived a valuable Consignment of FOREIGN PRODUC;
'PIONS FROM ITALY, which he is instructed to Sell by
Auctimvarhis—Ronms-,--fitt,-Church,,street, To.sioßnow, (Wed=
nesday,) the' 7th, and THURSDAY, the 28th instant, at eleven
o'clocit.precisely each day. ,
This Clinsignittent" includes elegantly Sculptured Vases,
Tazzas, Urns; Saicophagi, 'Violet Baskets, Rare Shells and
Minerals, Scaghola Venice Beads, Canines, Inkstands,,
Models from the Antique.in the Vatican, with a variety of
Classical and Ornamental Items. ,

The `two NAPOLEON VASES, from the Borghesi Palace,
at Rome; are of colosal height, superbly painted, representing
the pour Seasons, the handles of solid bronze, trebly gilt, and
'undoubtedly the most Magnificent ever imported.
To be viewed the day preceding:lle sale; when Catalogues
nidy be had. . .

Excellent \'E ll' and SECOND HAND FURNITURE, Itc.
''' 'By Mr. PODGSON, • i,
On FRIDAY next, the `29th, and SAtuuDAY, the 30th instant, at
eleven' 'o'clock'
.Precisely each morning, at his RoOMs, 60;
Churchstreet; ' .
AGeneral Assortment of neat and useful HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, ineluding Dining, Card, Loo,.and Dres-
singV
' Tables, Drawing-tamn and P. r ur Chairs,- Couches;
Sofas, Lounging Chairs, Chests of rawers, Sideboards, &c:
beautiful Rose and Spanish W. od, handsome Chimney,
Cheval, and Dressing Glas'ses, French, -Tent,: Four-post, and
Torr.-up Bedsteads, Feather 'Beds, Bedroom Chairs and Tables,
Mattresses, Blankets,' Counterpanes, Carpets, Hearth Bugs,.
Tea and Coffee China, Painted Window Blinds, Quantity of
'Room Papers, two Office Desks, Double and Single Barrelled
Guns, German Silver and Plated Articles, Cut Glass, &c.
May be viewed and Catalogues had previous to the sale.
N.l.4.—CashAdvanced on every description of Property sent
in for private or public tale.
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By 3AIIIES DREW,
TO-MORnoWt (Wednesday,) 27th, and three fo wing, days, at
Alluna-street FOundry, Great Ancoats-s e Manchester, the
property of Mr. J. 1); Fitinstone, w is retiring front the
foundry business.
Q 111 E-whole of the Extensive STOCK of ENGINEERS'
JI. and MILLWRIGHT S TOULS, MACHINERY;
LATHES, FOUNDRY STOCK, and other articles, consist-
ing of an excellent 3U feet slide lathe, capable of turning a
shaft of any dimensions;boring a cylinder 3 feet diameter, of
facing a wheel 12 feet diameter; the boring rods i 16 feet
luny 9 inches diameter, with 14 boring heads, bored and fitted
.with key 'bects•complete, large fifice plate, extra stays, plates,
fixings, &c.; one self-acting planing machine, nearly new,
'feet d inebei long, by 1 foot 6 inches broad, made upon the
most modern principle; one slide lathe, 10 feet long, with two
boring rods, 12 boring heads, plates, &c.; one 18 inch back
geared lathe;. one 12 inch ditto; one 10i.inch ditto; one 10
iuch ditto, and one S inch ditto ; also one 91 runt', two 9.inch,
and one 8 inch Single'SPeede4 lathes, with plates, speed race,
iron, and wood bearers,fiiings, ; .screwing machine, with
taps, dies, &e., cOmPleie; an excellent blowtngupparatus; vices,
smiths' elleWs, anvils, swage blocki of various sizes, large
crab crane, blocks, chainamlframing,fOr loading steam boilers,
machMe fur cutting and punching.. hoiler:Vat es, three cupolas
and fixings, crane, shank, and baud ladles • au excellent assert-
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ment of moulding boxes, iron pipe patterns, cure bars, drying
stove, with carriage cotnplete, three largo foundry cfanes,•with
gearing and carriages, a great yaril.sty of cast iron pulley and
drum patterns; the whole of the
.eitenive and excellent assort-
'meat of spur and frevil. ‘chbel pat,tern4i,,itiost of which formerly
belongsd the late
_firm of FArkinson, Arrive and Co.; a great
variety of patters for steam engines,, hydraulic presses, firing
machines, printing and yr„eighing machines, bone mills and gas
works ; large assortinent 4f wires, front 2to 16 inches diameter,
slide lathe, screWiug and'plauing machine patterns, a large
quantity of wall boXes, bridge trees,, hangers' pedestal, step,
&o. &c. &c. patterns; a quantify of
.new and second-hanns•
files, tosit steel, smiths' turners', and filers' tools; large loath
mill, four.? wheeled .carriage,w
a one' horse cart, to hated carts,
with' Ciaei'v 'other aricle necessary for conducting the iron
foundry bilsineis on an extensive scale.—Catalogues will be
ready to deliver, and the property may be inspected, four days
before the sale.—For particulars apply on tho premises; or at
the Auctioneer's, 28, Pall Mall, and 13, Great Ancoats-street,
Manchester.--The sale will commence each day at ten o'clock.

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