The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-03-04 00:00:00

ETA :IIBLE INVESTMENT.

rrio be SOLD, the Premises now used as, a BAKER'S
1 SHOP,. &c., in the occupation of Mr. W. 11PC,wirrEn, si-
tuated on the west side of Park7lahe, immediately above the
corner of Sparling-street.' The situation is highl • • fa(reous
and fast improving, being in a direct thorow, to the New
Customhouse, and 'the centre of the to . The Tenure is
Leasehold under the Corporation o' verpool for two lives
(52 and 48) and twenty-one years.
Also, the-Premises, No. 7, situated on the 4outh side
.of Up-
per Hill-street, St. James, with the band
.adjoining, together
or separately. The Tenure is Fieehold.
For turther particulars apply to Mr. JAMES NORRIS, Solicitoct
Doran-place, Lord.street, Liverpool. '

CONCERNS IN DUBLLN.•
iO be DISPOSED OF, that eligible, extensive, and va-
-1 luable CONCERNS, No-7, Henry-street, being the 4tst
situation in Dublin for general business. The. Dwell' ouse
is large and roomy and in :perfect order, havi in elevated
Front, with Balcony supported by large Col .s. The House
is connected with large and extensive- W: Rooms und,Yard
in the rear, extending to Prince's-sir • • a line with the Post-
office, and contiguous ,to all the P is Offices. Such a:Con-
cern is rarely to be met with for ex nt and convenience, being
calculated for any person requiring room. Would answer for
the Cabinet and Upholstery Business, a Martythe Wholesale
and Retail China and Delft Trade, Druggist,' Grocer, or for the
sale of general soft Goods, a business which has so well suc-
ceeded in Dublin.

Tht Premises may be viewed any day (Sundays excepted)
from Ten to Four o'clock. .

For particulars apply to THOMAS FERALL, Auctioneer and
Valuator, No. 107, Alicklenburgh-street, who is authorised to
receive Proposals and treat with a Purchaser; 'if by letter, post-
paid.

Neb 3 Ipublicationo.

Just Pubished, Price
ALETTER to the C.ORPORATIO LIVERPOOL
on the NECESSITY of ELE NG a MEDICAL
CORONER. By GEORGE ROGERSON, urgeon, of Liverpool.
London :—LONGMAN, REES, and Co. Liverpool :—WALAIS-
LEY, MARPLES and Co., and sold by all Booksellers.

In the course of publication,
ANATOMICAL PLATES of the ARTERIE 'edited
by JONES QUAIN, M.D., Professor of • atomy and
Physiology in tin University of London.
To be completed in about Thirteen Fes.' nil, one to appear
,every month. Fasciculi I. to VIII. ;, published, price 2s.
each, or with the Arteries coloured 3s.
Printed for TAYLOR and WALToN, : ooksellers and Publish-
ers to the University of London, Upper Grove-street, and W.
GRAPEL, Liverpool.

Just published, containing Nine Engravings, Part I. , ice 25., of
DER-
I.' VIEWS in the Counties oi, CHI, B, DER-
...I.' BY, NOTTINGHAM, LEICESTER. CO
MN, and
RUTLAND; Drawn froth Nature, by Tit AS ALUM j with
Descriptions by THOMAS Rosa.
The same degree of talent and pers v ance will be employed
on this Series of Views that has ren ed the "Illustrations of
Devonshire and Cornwall," "The akes,"and other portions
of the general design, so eminently popular.
Part 2, containing Eight Engravings, will be published March
30th.
Fisher, Son, and Co., London and Paris; W. Foulkes, Hun-
ter-street, Liverpool:

SCOTLAND AND SCOTT.
Just published, containing an extra Engraving, tis,) No. 3,
price Is., of
TANDSCAPE HISTORICAL ILLU RATIONS of
, SCOTLAND and the WAVERL NOVELS, from
Drawings by J. M. W. TURNER, Pr ssor, R.A., and other
eminent Artists; with Descriptions b e Rev. G. N. \VRIGHT,
M.A.
Each .Number will contain T or more Plates, and Four
Pages of Letter-press, comprisingo. Extracts from the Novels,
with Historical and Legendary Notices of the Scenes repre-
sented. The whole to be completed in 18 Numbers.
" The number already published is a'very favourable specimen
of art; it contains two Plates, both executed with great fidelity,
and with great mechanical. skill."— The Times.
" The specimens in these portions are quite enough to recom-
mend the edition to general favour."—Literary Gazette.
. Fisher, Son, and Co., London and Paris ; and W. Foulkes,
Hnnter-street, Liverpool.