The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-02-09 00:00:00

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ALHANDSOME modern shled LANDAU, built by
Bushnell, Honeywill and .0 . of London, lined with
CriMson Cloth, aud Silk Squabs and Quarters, moveable;
driving Seat in front, and. Humble behind, Patent Axletrees,
imperial and travelling requisites complete. Late the pro-
perty of a Gentleman, deceased, an l may beyen at -WARTY
and Wit.soN's, Lknie-street.

ELIGIBLE INVESTAII
II 1O be SOLD by PRIVATE TR EA
_1 situate on the South-side of Ili
Breck House, containing about 'l'
Apply to Messrs. LEIGH and SA
street.

, TWO FIELDS,
by Road, adjoining-,
'rteen Statute Acres.—
,Eits, Solicitors, Basnett-

NORTH WALES, CARNARVONSHIRE.
TO be SOLD by PttivAzu CONTRACT, or LET, the capital
FREEHOLD ESTATE, called BEtissuzu, near Con-
way, consisting of an excellent Family House, with very requi-
site Office and Accommodation, large Walled Garden. Grape
tgoqp. and Orchard,-with MO Acro,Aor thereabouts, of...excel- -
Wht Arable, Meadow, Pastille, a sidltrood LAND.
The House is situated on a tottronline ittoverloc.kinp,' the
River Conway, which runs close benea the Terrace. It is
surraundehl by fine Oak Woods, thrivi Plantations, excellent
Game Preserves, and Fishing.
The Property is admirably situ• ed as to Neighbourhood,
Roads, Land or Water Communications with Liverpool, Lon-
don, Dublin, &c.
For a view of the Premises apply to Mr. HUGH ROBERTS, at
'Bennarth; and for further rarticulars arplv (it by letter, post-
paid) to Mr. H. R. WIL4IAMS, Solicitor, Penrhos, near Car-
narvon, where a Map of the Estate may be seen.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE ANDCOAL MINES
IN BLACKROD.
_ _

MO he SOLD, by i'itivATEWiNittT, the FREEHOLD
and IN'HERITANCE 'of a FARM, situate on the,
southerly side of the village of. Blackrial, consisting of Two
.11welting'-houses, Cottage, Bu'rn, Stable, Ship ns, and other
useful Outbuildings, and several Closes of I d, containing in
the whole 32acres,'Oi thereabouts, of the atute measure, and
in the respective oectipations of Wido Boardman, Ricbard
Mayor, and others.
Together with the MINES ore and CANNEL, lying
under the said estate, which are rv.valuahle, and comprises
the well-kaoln Mines called the annel Mine, the King Coal.
the Yaid -Mihe, the Bone Coal, the Smith's Coal; 'and the
Arley Mine.

The Estate adjoins a good road, and is situated at a short
distance ft orn the Leeds and Liverpool Canal. The Mines ate
of a superior quality.
C('` For further information apply to Mr. ACKERS, of Bicker-
shaw-hall, Abram, near Wigan ; where a plan of the Estate may
be seen.
jaHuary 28th, 1836.

ADVOWSON OF THE RECTOUY OF PORTISHEAD
IN THE COUN 7'Y OF SOMERSET. .

9-10 be •SOLD,- nrder of diertoMmissiotiers, appointed by-
hislL Majesty, to consider the state. of the Established,
Church in 'England and Wales, with refire o Ecclesiasti-
cal Duties' nd Revenues, allihat the SD WSON OF THE
RECTORY OF PORTISHEAD, in e county of Somerset,
situate about ten miles west of Bristn adjoining to the Bristol
Channel; consisting of the GRE anti SMALL TITHES
of upwards 'of 2.000 Acres bf M dow, Pastu-e, Arable, and
Wood lancii, together with an excellent PARSONAGE
HOUSE, beautifully situated near the Church; Barn; Garden,
Pleasure GrOund, and Glebe, comprising ..5 Acres or there-
abouts. And also a RECTORIAL, MANOR, .consisting of
5 Copyhold Houses Tenements aryl .17A. 3k. 10P. of Land,
or thereabouts, held for Lives under the Rector for the time
being.
The whole estimated to be worth about SEVEN HUN-
DRED AND TWENTY POUNDS per annum. after all de- •
ductious fur Tenths, Quit Rent, Latid Tax, Poor and Highway
Rates.
The cultivation of the Lands from which the Tythes arise is
nearly as follows : A. R. P.
Orchards and Garden • 100 00 -
Arable Land
Meadow and Pasturage
Woodland
Portishead has been lately greatly impro%ed by the formation
of roads'and walks, the establishment of Hot and Cold Marine
Baths, the erection of an Hotel, and various houses suited for
private residences and lodgings, and from the beauty of tile si-
tuation, the salubrity of the air, and other local advantages, it
may be considered one of the most desirable places of residence
in the West of England.
The present Incumbent is in the 78th year of his age, and the
said Rectory is in the patronage of the MaYnr, Aldermen, and
Burgesses of the borough of the city of Bristol and county
of the same city.
The Advowson, by the like Order of his Majesty's said Com-
missioners, is to be Sold by Tender, in the Runt which has been
approved by the said Commissioners.
Sach persons as are desirous of making a Tenrier for the said
Advowson, may receive a form of Tender at the Office cf the,
said Commissioners No. 5, WHITEHALL-PLACE, Loa rum, be-
tween. the hours Of Eleven and Three; or at the. Offite Of Messrs.
BRICE and BURGES; City Solicitors, Council House, Bristol;
and the Tenders must be delivered in duplicated, sealed. up,
and directed .to " His Majesty's Commissioners appointed to
consider the state of the Established Church in England. and
Wales with reference to Ecclesiastical Duties and Revenues,"
marking thereon "'fender for the Rectory of Portishead," at
the Office of the said Commissioners, on or before the first day
of March, 1836, but none will be received after Twelve o'clock
on that day, nor will any proposal be noticed unless made In the
said Form, and delivered at the said Office of the Com-Mission-
ers.

40.6,ck on x.ci,-DAy
MFRS
A MEETING•ut the 'III3.SCH ~ the FLI.ND for
(f)st hperii,lAt ILS:Ialt CL
?eh)
'''l".ll, be heku at
next, when the Treasurer's Accouri rill lip submitted.
the BLthIeIE"COLIAETFH°
A:HODGSON, ' . . rreasurer,

ri-iHg PUBLISHER of the STANDARD begs to acknow-
if ledge the receipt of the following Sum for the Widows
Lifand
e-boat Children of the Men lost by the upse ng of the Formy
Amount collected in the Searchers' a Landing-
waiter's Offices of his Majesty's stoms at this
port, ... . ................ ....
Additional Subscriptions for th Vidows and Children of the
Men lost by the upsetting of he Formby Life-boat:—
T. R. Wooltield
......
Sundry small sums received at his establishment
William Penkett 1 0 0
A Friend, per W. lrlam
C. C., won at Vignt et une
JAMES TYRER, lion Sec.
THOMAS BROWN, Trettiurer.