The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-06-28 00:00:00

AFTER FRIDAY NEXT,/

On MONDAY next, the 4th July, at Two o'cloc at Batesuu and
Horsfall's Office, Lower Castle- eet,
The Schooner WATER ITCH,
IE JAMES BUTCHER, M. ster ;
144 tons per register, copper-fastened and coppered
ten months since, was built at Chester in 1831, under
inspection, and of the best materials, is in good order, and well
found in stores; may be inspected in the. King's Dock.—For
inventory or other particulars apply to JAMES Moss and Co.,
or to BATESON and lIORSFALL, Brokers.

On THURSDAY, the 7th July next, at the Public ale-room,
Exchange-buildings,
569 Bales New South Wales WOO ,
Just arrived per Jessie, direct from. Sydney. pply to Messrs.
Wm. SMITH and Soli, Merchants, or to
ABRAM GABTSIDE.
T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co., Brokers.

On THURSDAY, the 7th July, .at Twelve o'clock, in Edward
Chaloner's Bonded Yard, Kent-street,
667 Pieces—of which 350 are Curls—St. D ningo
MAHOGANY,
,Now landing, ex Martha, from the ty.
This very large Cargo of City Wood is re .esented to Mr.
Ripley by those who selected it abroad, to b at least equal in
quality to the choice one sold, ex brig Delia ce, in March last.
The portion already discharged, ex Martha, does justice to the
representation, and merits the attention of any buyer of rich
Cabinet Mahogany.—Apply 'to HENRY RIPLEY, Esq.. Mer-
chant, or to EDW. CHALON ER, Broker.

On FRIDAY, the 15th July next, at One, at Bateson and Hors-
fall's Office, Lower Castle-street,
4.-
313 Chests SHELL LAC, , ,
28 Chests LAC DYE,
Si Hogshcafts TINCAL
511 Bags SALTPETR ',
Ex John Wood; 11, from Calcutta.—Apply to Mr. IlEwsoN
DUTCHMAN, Merchant, or to
BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.

On WEDNESDAY, the 20th July, at Twelve o'cl -, at Moly.
neux, Taylor, and CO.'S -Office, 17, Cha -street,
262-Elephant Teeth African I tY,
Weighing 4 tons.
Apply to Messrs. W. A. and G M A XWE .1., Merchants, or to
MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers.

i,
On WEDNESDAY, the 20th July, at Twelve o' • ck, at Moly-
newt, Taylor, and Co.'s Office, Chap -street,
464 Elephant Teeth African IV RY,
Weighing 3 Tons.
Apply to Messrs. G. and W. SIMMONS. Merchants, or to
MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers.

On WEDNESDAY, the 20th Joh' next, at Twel e o'clock, at
Roscow and Rigg's Office, Water-st et,
130,000 Buenos Ayres and Monte Video and COW
HORNS.
Some of the lots are prime Monte Video Ox.—For particulars
apply to ROSCOW and RIGG, Brokers.

0914
On WEDNESDAY, the 20th July, at Bateson Horsfall's
Office, Lower Castle-street,
6 Tons East India IVOR ,
Just landed.—Apply to Messrs. JAMES SPENCE andikh, Mer-
chants, or to BATESON'and HORSFALL, okers.

On WEDNESDAY, the 20th July, at Bateson a Horsfall's
Office,
32 Tons African IVORY,
Just landed.—Apply to Messrs. R. Zwtrx NBART and Co.,
Merchants, or to BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.

EXTENSIVE TANNERY, STOCK of GOODSi •fhe OOZE
• UTENSILS, FURNITURE, Sic. 4-c., BE lONDSEY
SURREY.
By SOUTHEY and SON,
On MOND kY. the Ist of August, at Twel o'clock, upon the
Premises, Ty-er's Gateway, Berroondse.,.by order of the
ie p Pru-
' •' tor retiring front Business,
rullE valuable: LEASE of the Premises, which comprise a
IL first-rate TANNERY in good repair, with 126 Spenders,
Laye: s, and Handlers, 2i Lime and other Pits, several Drying
Sheds, Warehouses, Stabling, Engine and Mill Houses, large
Bark Barn, other suitable Buildings and large Paved-Yard, a
capital D.WELLING4IOUSE replete with-every convenience
for a respectable Family, and Four COTTAGES, held for a
long term, at a moderate Ground Rent. Al4o the STOCK in
the Ooze, consisting of 2,500 Foreign Butts, 2,700 Shoulders,
and 4.000 Bellies. ' "

May be viewed till the Sale, and particulars had at the Lea-
ther Market Tavern; BermundSev; at Garraivay Coffee-house;
and of SOUHTEY and SON, 191, Tooley-street, London.
On Monday, the nth of August, will be Sold all the Utensils
in Trade, modern Household Furniture, and Effects.

DENBIGHSHIRE.
ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE IN E. VALE OF
CLWYD, NORTH -WA S.
By Mr. OVERTON
On TUESDAY, the 16th day of August,"at hree o'clock in the
Afternoon, at Mr. Stuart's, the .Wynnstay Arms Inn, in the
town of Ruthin, in the county of Denbigh, subject to condi--
tions then and there to be produced, in one lot of 219 A. 2a.
23P. cr thereabouts, or in the following or such other lots as
shall be then and there agreed upon, (unless disposed of by
Private Contract, of which due notice will be given,)
Lot 1. LL those Two MESSUAGES or COTTAGES,
with the YARD, GARDEN, and Two CROFTS
thereunto belonging, situate in the township of Maesinaen-
cyniro, in the parish of Llanynys in the county of Denbigh,
late in the occupation of Mr. Wohert Williams and his under-
tenant, Peter Williams, containing 4A. lit. 11p. or thereabouts,
and known by the name of Byrdir, p'art of the Fedwlas Estate.
This Lot adjoins the property of Air. David Parry and Pen-
forddafr, and the lands of Edward Lloyd, Esq.
- -

Lot 2. All that. Piece of LAND, called Werglodd, situate in
the township of Maesmaencvmro, in the parish of Llanyt►vs
aforesaid, containing 3A. 2a. 28e. or thereabouts, part of (lie
Fedwlas Estate, and in the occupation of Mr. David Parry.
This Lot adjoins the road leading from- Ruthitv to Llanynis,
also the lands of Edward Lloyd, Esq., Mr. William Jones. and
John Davies, Esq., and is well adapted for the erection of a neat
Cottage.

Lot 3. All that FIELD, called Cae pen for part of Fedwlas,
situate in the parish of Llanynys aforesaid, lately in the occti.
patiun of Mr. Robert Williams, and containing SA. lit. 22e. or
thereabouts.

This Lot adjoins the lands of the Right Honourable Lord
Bagot and Captain Humphreys, and is a beautiful situation for
a neat Villa. '

Lot 4. All those' Four MESSUAGES or COTTAGES and
BLACKSMITH'S SHOP, with the YARD and GARDEN
(hereunto belonging, called Pen y bryn, situate in the parish of
Llanvnys aforesaid, lately in the occupation of Mr. Robert
Williams and his undertenants, Edward Jones, David Jones,
Elainev Jones, and John Roberts, and containing two roods or
thereabouts. _ _ _

This Lot adjoins the road leading from Pont uchel to Den-
bigh and the lands of Lord Bagot.

Lot 5. All that capital MESSUAGE or DWELLING.
HOUSE, situate in the parish of Llanvnys aforesaid, called
Fedwlas, with the OUTBUILDINGS, and the Fields or
Parcels of LAND thereunto belonging, known by the several
names of Clwt; Cae Uchaf,.Cae newydd, Cae mynydil,
Cae eithin, Cae pistil! issa,,or Cae llyn nurse, Weirglodd, Cae
Skybor, and Wcirglodd back, Gwernudd, Erwr Belli, Cae
eithin, and Cae gwastad, Clwt coed, Coed Phillip, Caer pwlli
Erw pen y Bryn, and Bryn fedio, and Nursey, containing 84A:
In. 31g. or thereabouts, late in the occupation of Mr. Robert

This Lot adjoins the lands of Lord Bagot, Sir Watkin Wil-
liams Wynn, Baronet, and Mr. Thomas Williams, and the
greater part of it may be greatly improved, at a very easy ex-
pense, by irrigation.
Lot 6. All those FIELDS, part of the Fedvrlas Estate, called
Erw cae gwernog, Cae gwernog, and Wern, with a COTTAGE,
YARD, and GARDEN situated thereon, containing 4A. lu.
or thereabouts, lying in the parish of Llanynys aforesaid, and
lately in the occupation of Mr. Robert Williams and his under-
tenant Robert Jones.

This Lot adjoins the estate of William Jones, of Groes, Esq.,
and the Pwll y 6.6 lands;
Lot 7. All that MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE,
called Pwll y clai, with the YARD and its Appurtenances, the
GARDEN, and the FIELD thereunto belonging, and known
by the •names of WeirglUdd tan pwll, Caer Fynnon,,Wiirglodd,
Cae glas pwII, Cae tan pwll, Y clai, Cae nant, and Wood, and
the FIELDS, part of the Fedwlas Pant!, Caer Bryn,
Gangetic foel Mount, Hauer Cae 'Emu, Hanor Cae mawr, and
Cae rodyn, and the WOod. Also the ALLOTMENTS, num-
bered on the • award of the "Commissioners for Allotting the
Ysceibiog Commons" 53, 55, 37, and 35, all situated in the pa-
rish of Llanynys aforesaid, containing 69A. Oa. 20p. or there-
abouts, lately in the occupation of Mr. Robert Williams and his
nude' tenants.

This Lot is surrounded by the lands of Lord Bagot, Captain
Humphreys, William Jones. Esq., Mr. John Hughes, and the
Fedwles lands, and the, road leading from Portuehel to Denbigh.

Lot 8. All that MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE,
with the YARD and its Appuitenances, called Wern, and the
FIELDS thereunto belonging, called by the several names of
Cae cefn y tv; Cae Pierce Lloyd, or Cae Copy, Cae bath, Wern,
fawr, Erw gfal, Werglodd haner, Werglodd bath, Cae Cefyl,
Cae tan y ty,Fownog Wern pont rhdmoch Wern Come], and
the,ALLO'IMENT, numbered on the Map of the Award of
the " Commissioners for Allotting Ysceibiog Commons" 31,
30, and 31, containing 47A. 312. 13e. or thereabouts, situated in
the parish of Llanvnys aforesaid, and late in the occupation of
Mr. Robert Williams. .

This Lot adjoins the lands of Lord Bagot, Mr. John Wil-
liams, Dyffyn Maclo, Mr. Jones, Record-street, Ruthin, Mr.
Robert Williams, and the Fedwlas lands, and the road leading
from Pontuchel to Denbigh.
The beforementioned Farms and Premises are situate on a
gentle eminence, in the much admired and fertile Vale of Clwyd,
the Scenery of which is most extensive and picturesque. and
commands a view of the beautiful woods and plantations belong-
ing ti Lord Bagot, being distant foot miles from the market
town of Ruthin, seven. from Denbigh, fifteen from the piirt of
llhyddlan, from whence a steamer is about to ply daily to Liver-
pool, and nineteen miles from Mostvn Quay, where there are
steam vessels daily' to and from Liverpool. The roads are good ;
Coal may be obtiried at a cheap rate, and Lime is within two
miles. In addition to the Capitalist wishing to realize, the
Estate is worthy the particular attention of a Sportsman, being
well Wooded, abounding with Game, borders on the well-known
and extensive Preserves of Lord Begot, and is in the centre of
the country hunted by the Rug Foxhounds. There is also an
excellent Trout Steam adjoining, and the principal Farmhouse
is large, and may, at a small expense, be made an excellent
residence for a genteel family.

For further particulars apply (if by letter, post-paid,) to the
Auctioneer, at Ruthin ; Mr. JOHN WELCH, Land Surveyor,
Berth, near Ruthin, (who will appoint a person to show the
Property;) at the Office of Mr. J. VAUGHAN HORNE, Solicitor,
Denbigh, (where a Map thereof is left for inspection;) or to
Mr. H. R. WlLLrams, Solicitor, Penrhos, near Carnarvon,
who is authorised to treat for sale by Private Contract.

MODERN FURNITURE, GREAT HOMER-S7'REET.
By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY,and SONS, -
On TnURSDAY next, the 30th instant, at Eleven el'elock pre-
cisely, on the Premises, No. 12, Great Homer-street,

Ig~fI1; niodern and genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNI'T'URE,
JL Table and Bed Linen, China, Glass, Painting , Framed
Prints, and other Effects of a Gentleman leavin verpool.
The Furniture comprises Sets of Mahoga Dining-room
and Parlour Chairs, Modern Sofa, Lo •ig Chair, Dining
Pembroke, and Card Tables, Wardtobes, bests of Drawers,
Bureau, &c., a Pair of handsome Rosewood Card Tables,
Alabaster and China Vases, Morine Curtains, Brussels, Kid-
derminster, and Venetian Carpets, Fenders'and Fire-irons.
The Chamber Furniture consists of Four-post, Camp, and
Servants' Bedsteads with Morine and Printed Calico Hang-
ings, well-seasoned 'Feather Beds, Hair Mattresses and Bed-
ding, Painted Toilette Tables and Washstands' Chests 'of
Drawers, &c., the Kitchen Requisites, and other useful Articles.
To be viewed To-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 29th, when
Catalogues may be had on the Premises, and of Messrs. Titus.
WINSTANLEY and SuNs, Church-street.
‘.

VALUABLE LAND, COPYHOLD OF INHERITANCE.
On THURSDAY the 14th day of July next, at Five o'clock in the
Afternoon at the house of Joseph Shaw, the sign of the Ring
of Bells, in Farnworth, subject to the conditions of sale to be
then produced.
Substantially-built and convenient DWELLING-
HOUSELot 1. A on the west side of the street in Farnworth,
with the Yard and Garden at the beck, formerly in the occupa
tion of William Smythe, deceaSek but at present untenanted.
2.—Two FIELDS on the west side of the Road leading to
Farnworth to Runcorn Ferry, bounded on the east and south by
Land of Mrs. Merry and Mrs. Grimstone, on the 'est by Land
of Sir H. B. Hoghton and others, containing 7 la. 32e. cus-
tomers. measure; or thereabouts. •
3.—FARM-HOUSE, and 'Outbuildings, lied Cliff-house,
lately occupied by the said W. Smythe, ceased, with three
enclosures of Land contiguous, contai g 4A. In. and Ifir.
customary measure, or thereabouts, boo ed on the east by the
St. Helen's and Runcorn Gap Railway, and on the south by the
Road leading from Warrington to Runcorn.
4.7-Three-FIELDS, bounded on the south by the last-men-
tioned lot, on the west by land of Mrs. Merry and others, and
on the east by the said railway, containing 7a and 15P, customary
measure, or thereabouts. •
s.—Four FIELDS, running eastwardly from the lane which
leads from Farnworth to Runcorn to the said railway, hounded
on the north by land of John Bradshaw and others, on the east
by the railway, on the south by part of Lot 4, and land of Mrs.
Merry and others, containing GA. 3n. 35e. customary measure,
or thereabouts.

6,—Two FIELDS adjoining on the south to the last-men-
tioned lots, containing 4A. 2R. and the. or thereabouts.
7.—A small CROFT, situate at the corner of the lanes leading
from Farnworth to Runcorn, and Warrington to Runcorn,
bounded on the east by a cottage in possession of James Hunt,
containing 2a.. 21r, or thereabouts.

B.—Two FIELDS. bounded on the north by the road leading
from Warrington to Runcorn, on the east by the road leading
,from the last-mentioned road to Widnes 'Wharf, and on the
south by land of the executors of the late Mr. Gregson, con-
taining 4.t. la. and 3.3 p., customary measure, or thereabouts.
9.--Three FIELDS, bounded on the west by the said railway,
on the north by land of J. S. Leigh, Esq., on the east by the
next-mentioned-lot, and laud of Joseph Warburton, and on the
south by the road leading from Warrington to Runcorn, con-
taining 2a. and 13p. customary measure, or thereabouts.
IO.—A FIELD lying on the east of the last-mentioned lot,
and bounded on the north east and south by land of Joseph
Warburton, containing 3a. and 2P. customary measure, or
thereabouts.
11.—A FARM-HOUSE and Outbuildings called Cheshyres,
with three Closes of Land, containing 2.t. and 29P. customary
measure, or thereabouts, in the possession of Betty Robinson,
as tenant bounded on the north by land of John S. Leigh. Esq.,
and Mr. Norland, and on the south by land of Mr. Warburtoa.
12.—A CROFT, bound on the west by the last-mentioned lot,
on the north by land of Mr. Norland, and on the east and south
by land of M r. Thomson, containing la. and 32p. or thereabouts,
customary measure.
13.—A F A ti, Al- HOUSE and Outbuildings, called Woodcrofts,
on the road from Warrington to Runcorn, with the seven Fields
lying in a ring fence, containing 9A. I a. and 18P. or thereabouts,
in the possession of Thomas Hill, or his undertenant, bounded.
on the west and north by the said road, on the east by land of
Mr. ,Gregson's executors, and on the south by land. of J. S.
Leigh, Esq., and others.
The Tenure is Copylaold of Inheritance under the Lord of the
Manor of Widnes.
The whole of the pi operty lies about half a mile to the south
of Farnworth, which is distant from Warrington five miles, and
-from:Runcorn two miles.
Some of the lots are desirable for building upon, and others,
particularly those fronting the railway, offer a most eligible in-
vestment.

For further narticulars and inspection of Plans of the Estate,
apply to Mr. SHAW, at Parnworth ; Mr. ASHTON, Auctioneer,
Prescot; and to Messrs. SHACKLETON, WRIG4iT, and IiVNTER,
Solicitors, 30, Brunswick-street,Liverpool.

By Messrs. WIN STANLEY
" SONn,
On TUESDAY, the sth of July next, at six clock in the evening,
at the Brunswick Hotel, Hanover-st et, Liverpool, unless
previously disposed of by Private Tr ty, of which due notice
will be given,
E undermentioned valuable ESTATES, PUBLIC.
HOUSES, WINE ann SPIRIT VAULTS, GOOD-
WILL, &c., being the property of a Gentleman retiring from
the Wine and Spirit Trade.
Lot. 1. All that Licensed Public-house and Wine and Spirit
Vaults, known-by the sign of "The Crown," - situate No. 26,
Bvrom-street, opposite Hunter-street, iu Liverpool, with the
Licences and Goodwill, now in the occupation of Mr. Arthur
llebblewbite. Also the House and Premises adjoining, now io
the oceupttion of Messrs. C. and J. Gilliam, Hatters, being No.
27, in the same street, Leasehold uw.ler the Corporation of
Liverpool for 75 years.
2. All that Liceuseli Public-house and Wine and Spirit Vaults,
known by the sign of "The Crown," situate in Park-lao,
corner of Dickinson-street, in Liverpool, with the Licenses and,
Good-will, now in the occultation of Mr. John Gilbert. Also
all thOse two Houses adjoining, being Nos. 2 and 3, Dickinson-
street, Liverpool. Leasehold under the Corporation for 75
years.
3. The Lease, Good-will, and interest in that valuable Licen-
sed Witte and Spirit Establishment. sittlate No. 65, Chareb
street, running backwards to Brooks'-alle), Liverpool, now in.
the' occupation of Mr. 'rhos. Hebblewhite.
4. The Lease, Good-will; and interest in all that Publie•
house and Wine and Spirit Vaults, known by sign of the
"Goldu Elephant." situate in Londoa-road, corner of Cra-
ven-street, Liverpool, now •in the occupation of ;lilt'. Henry
Mead

5. The Lease, Good-will, and Interest in that Pi!hlic-house
and Witte and Spirit. Vaults, .known by the ...sign of the
" Union Vaults," situate in Titheharn-street, corner of Orange-
rdet, 'Liverpool, now in the occupation of Mr. Edmund
Lyon.

6: The Lease, Good-will,and Interest in all that Public-house
and Wine and Spirit Vaults, known by the sign of "'The Grapes,"
situate in Hurst-street,.rorner of Wtson-street, Livetpoui, now
in the occupation of Mr. Eowd. Moss.
7. The Lease, Good-wiil, and Interest in all that Public-
house and Wine :ind.Spirit Vaults, known by the sign of the
"Three Jolly Sailors," situate No. 8, east side Salthouse
Dock, Liverpool, now in the occupation of Mr. William Bur-
ton.

8. The Good-will and Interest in all. that Public-house and
Wine and Spirit Vaults, known by the sign of "The Still," sit-
uate in Marybune, Liverpool, now in. the occupation of Mr.
James Knox.
9. The Lease, Good-will and Interest in ail that Public-house
'and Wine and Spirit Vaults. known by the sign of rfhe Bull's
Head, situate Nu. 134 Deausgate, AlaucheSler.
10, The Good-will add interest in all that Public-house and
Wine and,Spirit Vaults, known by the sign of " The Blue Bell,"
situate iii the Market-plaCe, Pres'eot.
The respective Tenants will show the Premises. -
For further particulars and to treat apply (if by letter, post-
paid,) to Mr. DALE, Estate Agent, 70, Castle-street ; the Auc-
tioneers; or Messrs. 13itisTowu and FAIRCLOUGH, Solicitors,
Live:pool.

ELIGIBLE AND UNCOMMON INVESTMENT.
HOLLINGWORTH: HALL,
With its extensive DEMESNE, MANORIAL, and other Rights,
in the PARISH of MOTTRAM.
By Mr. J. R. 'MUNE ,
On TUESDAY, the 12th day of July ne. , at the Royal Hotel
Inn, in Manchester, at Six o'clock the afternoon, subject
to Conditions to he then produced - (unless previously disposed
of Pritate Contract,)
ri IHE ESTATE, comprising e above Residence, with all
S. its valuable appendages, and between six and seven hun-
dred acres of Arable Meadow Pasture Wood, and Moor Land.

The above venerable Mansion has been for atjes the Seat of
the Family of that name, and has undoubted claims to great
Antiquity. . It is beautifully.placed in the midst of the Domain,
in the hitatly picturesqne and romantic Valley of Longdendale,
and is surrounded by stately Trees of great beauty, and. by ex-
tensive,thrivin g, and ornamental Plantations.

This Property is of tho,most romantic description, combin-
ing, in an eminent degeee, the beauties of hill and dale; it
abounds with Grouse and other Game, for whicW,the Honing-.
worth Moors have been biog. and deservedly famed It adjoins,
the extensive and strictly-preserved Moors of Lord Stamford'
and -Admiral Talleinaehe;—is nearly contiguous to those of the,
Duke of Norfolk; and is admirably adapted, as the Proprietor
meant it, for the formation, without any considerable outlay, of
an extensive Park. •
The views from the Hall are most extensive, various, and, in
an eminent degree, picturesque. The Minor Halls, and dark
moss Green-houses within the prospect, appear blended with
the Heath on the Hill-sides; and the fertility of the Valleys
affords a striking and most a;,•reeabls contrast in the large and
almost interminable range connected• with the Estate.
The Hall is placed on an agreeable elevatiou, admired alike
with the whole property for its salunrity and purity of the at-
mosphere.
'Flag•and Slate Mines of an unequalled quality abound; and •
_the Stone Quarries are valuable -and. inexhaustible. --Coals are
found tinder at a moderate depth, and near .to excellent roads:
The Streams of Water at all seasons abundant in the Estate,--
are of the purest quality, and may be readily applied to the pur-
poses of trade ; and the Railroad in contemplation from Shef-
field to Manchester will pass in the immediate vicinity of, if not
through part of the Estate, quite out of the way of the Mansion.
• There is an:ancieat and commodious Chapel in the Parish
Church of Mottram which has been immemorially attached to
the Hall. The Plantations are beautifully:interspersed, thriv-
ing, and prosperous, and there are three Farm-houses, with two
Cottages, and Outbuildings.attached to the land..
The proximity of this beautiful property to Manchester, Ash-
ton, Stayley-bridge, Hyde, Stockport, &c., from all of which it
is removed lieyond the possibility of annoyance, offers. to gentle.
men engaged commercially the rare but desirable advantage of
perfect retirement within an easy walk of their important. esta,
blishments.

Printed particulars may be shortly had at the principal Inns
in the neighbourhood, and any information will he .afforded on
application to Mr. J. K. WINTEnnoTTom, Stockport, and the
k.state may be viewed by Tickets, to be had on application at
the Hall any (lay from Nine to Thref! o'clock.

By T. WatEN, 1
. ,
On MONDAY, the 18th day of July next, at Three ofeldck in the
afternoon, at the house of Mr. Joseph Croft, the Bed Lion
Inn, in Preston, in the County of Lancaster, in the following
Lot s,•and subject to such conditions of Sale as will be then
produced:—
.Lot 1.
ALL that capital MESSUAGE or MANSION,
HOUSE,- situate in Walton-le-Dale in the said
County, late the residence of Edward Pedder, Esquire, deceased,
called ‘,.! DA itwEa!i BANK ," together ;with the Coach-houses,
Stables, Shippons," Orchards, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds,
.Woods, Plantations, and Closes of LAND therein be-longing,
containing 43A. 2it. hr.:statute measure, or th eabonts.
The House is beautifully situated on the b ks of the river
i4adi
Darwen, about 21 miles from Preston, and c tains an Entrance
Hall, large Dining and Drawing-rooms, .o Parlours, Kitch-
ens, eight good Bed-rooms, a Nursery, e ellent Cellaring• and
convenient Offices, and is now in the oc pation of Mr. Miles
Hodge% as tenant thereof. . '
And also all that MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE,
in Walton aforesaid, with the Outbuildings, Garden, Orchard,
a_lt
and Closes of Land now occupied therewith, containing , •
2u. 24p. statute measure, or thereabouts, and now iu the occu-
pinion of Thomas Charntey, as tenant thereof. And also all
those 'rwo Closes of Land on the south side of School-lane,
within Walton-le-dale aforesaid. containing 3a. 3a. 30P._ sta-
tute measure, or thereabouts, and now in the occupation of Ro
bert Whittaker, as tenant thereof. And also all that Close of
Land on the south side of School-lane aforesaid, containing
3A. OR. I7r. statute measure, or thereabouts; subject to a lease
for the lives of Thomas Turner, aged 73 vears, and Jane Tur-
ner, aged 67 years, or thereabouts, and the life of the survivor
of them. And also all those Seven Cottages and Gardens, with
the Appurtenances, on the north side of School-lane aforesaid,
and now, in the several occupations of John Sidgreaves, James
Page, John Grimshaw, William Coupe, James Sharpies, John
Coulstone, and Edward Hunt.
2. Alt that MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, with
the Outbuildings, Orchard, Garden, and Closes of Laud
thereto belonging, situate, lying and being on the north and
south sides of Gregson-lane, within Walton-le-Dale aforesaid,
containing 46a. 3tt. 27p. statute measure, or thereabouts, and
now in the occupation of John Sherrington, as tenant thereof.
3. All that MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE,
called "PARK'S TENEMENT," with the Cottages, Outbuildings
Orchard, Garden, and Closes of Land thereto belonging, situate
in Walton-le-Dale aforesaid, containing 27A. 2a. 23p. statute
measure, or thereabouts, and now in the 'occupation of Mary
M'Neal, as tenant thereof.
4. All that WAREHOUSE, situate and being on the. East
side of Back-lane, iu Preston, in the 'said County, with the Ap-
purtenance thereto belonging, and now in the occupation of Mr.
William Humber, us tenant thereof;
5. All those Two COTTAGES and HAT' MANVFAC-
TORY, adjoining to the last-mentioned Premises, and now in
the occupation of Mr. Christopher Ward and his undertenants
6. All those Two STABLES, adjoining on the North to the
last-mentioned Premises, and now in the occupation of the said
Mr. William Humber, as tenant thereof.
7. A PEW, on the north side of the North Aisle in the • Pa-
rish Church of Preston, and now in the occupation of Mrs.
Cooper.
. 8. ,A. PEW, on the north side of the Middle Aisle in St.
George's Chapel, in Preston aforesaid, and now in the oucupa-
tion of Mr. Graves.
And also, Eight PEWS in the South Gallery of the Paro-
chial Chapel of Walton-le-Pale, in the said County, numbered66,.67, 68, 69, 75, 87, 88, and 8 9., and now in the several occu-
pations
of Thomas Eccles, Carr,.. James Ashworth, Joseph
S
Anderton, John Margison, Thomas nape, rhonias Whittaker,
and Mts. Wrigley.
And to be Sold by Private Treaty,
TWO SHARES in the NORTH UNION RAILWAY.
The•respective Tenants will show the Premises; and further
particulars may be had on application to Mr. JOHN NORTH,
jun.„Solicitor, Liverpool; Mr, WILLIAM MILLER, Land Sur-
veyor, Preston; Mr. BARTON FLETCHER ALLEN, Land Sur-
veyor, Preston; or at the Office of CROS9 and FORREST,
Wanckley,street, Preston.

TO WHOLESALE GROCE .
A RESPECTABLE Commission Ag t residing in the
south of Ireland, who is in the ha of occasionally tra-
velling through that part of the kingdom, is anxious to procure
an AGENCY fioin an extensive House in the above line for
taking Orders. Reference to Houses in Liverpool, for whom
the Advertiser is doing considerable business, can be given.
Letters addressed to G.B. Standard-office, will be attended to.
Liperpool, 27th June. 1836.

ANTED,A PARTNER in an eight years' established
Home Trade: the annualprofits are near4l,ooo. The,
person applying for this will be epeqed.to.take an active part'
y e
in the basinets,_ and to advance froin.4l,ooo ' £1,500; ['he
most satisfactory references will be given • expected. The
Proprietor of th.s Concern would have' objection to retire
from the business upon receiving the vial.' of Stock and titen-.
sils in Trade, say £2,500.,
Addiess J.G.a, care of the Editor of this Paper, (post-paid,) '
will be duly ;It tended to . .

LITERARY; SCI ENTIFIC, AND COMA .RCIAL
- INSTITUTION.
WA frAT.,ttai Te•AVSESIM.Z.7,4P'fi SECRETARY. tlle !t'tio) o f
Applications to be 'addressed. to the Mana ug Committee, on
or before FRIDAY. the Bth of July Int rmation, connected
with the duties of the situation; may be had by applying at the
Institution between the hotti'S 'of Two anti Four every After-
noon. By order of the Managing Committee,
H. TIN-DAL ATKINSON. Secretary.
Institution, 28 St. Anne-street.
• •

SEA-VIEW, BOOTLE, NEAR LIVE POOL.
Air-R. FLEMING, 8.A., th.ee years Clas cal inv., Mainematical Tutor in the School of th -ev. W. Rawson,
A.M., Minister of Seafurth, receives int is house a limited
number of Young Gentlemen.

TERMS.
Tits under 12 years of age.... 40 Guist-teas per annum.
Pupils above 12 years 9f age-50 Guineas per annum.
The Image is near the sea, and supplied with warm and cold
baths. Each pupil has a single bed.
The School will he ItE-opENEn on the let of Angus).

IIItUCH HALL SCHOOL, NEAR WARR 'ETON.
:MRR. LUSH begs to inform the Parents an Guardians of
YOUG GENTLEMEN, who are stifled for the
great public schools, the learned professions, ot, he higher walks
of 'mercantile life, that his SCHOOL will be RE-OPENED,
with increased energy in-every department, on TUESDAY, July
19th.
—73,:mi7i TrakJune 23d,"183.

. .
EDUCATION.
A T WINTON HOUSE ACADEMY, near Brofig , West
moreland, conducted by Mr. ARROWSMIT and As-,
sistauts. YOUTH •are BOARDED and EDUCAI 11, either
for Profession or Commerce, at Eighteen and Twenty .Guinas a
Year. French by a Resident Master, at half a Guinea a
Quarter. Diet liberal and unlimited. No Vacations. Full
particulars may ha' had on appliCation to Mr. M‘Giiffie, 89,
Oldhall-street, Liverpool; Mr. Marston, Back King-street,
Manchester; Mr. 'l'. B. Robinson, 64, Bull-street, Birming,
ham; or to Mr. A. Johnstoue, 18, Providence-row, Finsbury--
square,,London.

BRITISH ASSOC,IATION FOR THE ADVANC.§MENT
OP SCIENCE.
/41HE next MEETING will be held at BRI OL during
the week commencing on MONDAY e 22d August.
The Members of the General Committee w• assemble on the
preceding Saturday.
The Notices of communications at Dublin, in August last,
may be had Gratis, by members of the association, on apPlica-
tibu to the Local Treasurer.
SAMUEL TURNER, Local Treasurer for Liverpool.

PIANO-FORTES.
IF B. PALMER begs to inform his Frien and the Public
st_r • be has just received an Assottment of ANC-FORTES,
be Erard, Broadatood, Collard, (late Clem Tumkiwn, Lett-
seer, and other approved London Manufacturers, consisting of
Plain and Grand Squares, Cabinets, Cottages, Michiocordons,
Horizontal Grands, and Patent BichOrd Grands, in elegant
Rosewood and Mahogany Cases,.. which he offers at extremely
low Prices, for Cash.

Piano-fortes Toned and Repaired on the most reasonable
terms, in Town or Country, separately or by the year. :-
New Music weekly from London. Just received, the whole
of the Music from the new Operas of " The Maid of Artois,"
" Les Huguenots." &c.
Alarge Stock of VIOLINS to be DISPOSED OF at ex-
tremely Low Prices. viz., from 7s. and upwards ; also, a few
WIND INSTRUMENTS, considerably below Prime Cost.
71. Bold-street,

AUSTIN,the.n (from
gl 7(1 Pratt's,E London,
EEI i)etwlleleann utlaec roei rd
et
toi
Lion and Me§s's -Bank,- Liverpool, IMPROVED SOLID
LEATHER PORTMANTEAU, PORTABLE HAT-
CASE, HAIR TRUNK, and TRAVELLIN AG ISIANU-
FACTURER.
TrUnks and Imperials Fitted to Carr' „es, Patent Water-
proof Canvas for covering Trunks, • ,age, &c.
Wm. AUSTIN, in respectfully solic' ng private as well as pub-
lic patronage, begs to assure those wio may honour him with
their commands, from a thorough knowledge of the various
branches of his hilliness, and for a series of years having con-
ducted the first houses in London, they may rely upon all Ar-
ticles in the above line of the first quality and workmanship,
combined with despatch, at a reduction of full 30 per cent.
under the charges usually made in this town.
N.B. Brass and Iron Portable Camp Bedsteads, Bedding,
Oil and Cloth Valieses, Canteens, Bullock Trunks, &c. &c. to
order.
176, Dale-street, opposite the Exchange.

CORK PORTER.
MESSRS. BEAMISH and CR4WFORD, PonTEtt
BKEWERS OF CONK, having appointed Mr. ILLIAM
THOMAS their AGENT for the Sale of the' Extra Stout
PORTER in Liverpool and the country adja nt, they beg to
eall the attention of the Trade, Hotel-keep • , Private Families,
and the Public generally to their Stock 'xtra Stout Porter,
now in their Vaults, No 3, College-lane, which they can con-
fidently recommend as of very superior quality.
To he had for Draught, in 'Hogsheads, Barrels, and Half-bar.
rels, to suit the convenience of Purchasers, and alsoin Quart and
Pint ConsumptionßottlesivPlllll:lzirilioAAs,
Aangden, 3, c
Exportation.tulgle
Liverpool, May 31st, 1836.