The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-04 00:00:00

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INVESTMENT.--NORTH
CARNARVONS.IIIRE AND ANGLESEY.
S 0 be SOLD, by PuiVATE.Tas:Afr,—the eligible MAN-
SION,. DEMESNE, and -LANDS, of " BODEGROE,"
together' with sundry capital Freehold M ES'S TINGES, DWEL-
LING-HOUSES, TENEMENTS,,. FARMS, and LANDS,
with the A PPURTENANCES, in the 'several parishes of
Llannor, Demo, tow% of Pwllheli, Abereirch, Botttinog, Mall-
teyriae; Aberdaron,' Brynerees; and-BodYerin, in the county Of
Carnarvon, and Llandrygarn, in the county of Anglesey.
The Mansion is a good substantial and comfortable Family
Residence,' (replete with convenjOece,) wi;h entrance Lodge,
and suitable Offices and Parinl3nildings, iq excellent repair, the
whole of which are well sheltered with Timber. The Lawn is
tastefully laid out and planted with atm
the Ground,. from wulch Much rich and striking -Scenery is
seen, are diversified with Trees and Plantations' of promising
and luxuriant growth, which give an interesting character to
the plade. They afford a fair stuck of Ganie ; and the west side
of the Demesne and adjoining Farms are bounded by an excel-
lent Trout Strearn. The wall Kitchen Gaiden and Orchard are
In a fertile and productive-state," and the whole Demesne is in a
high state of cultivation.
The Mansion is situated about a mile and a half from the
greatly ipaprayed dud. rapidly improvipg market and sea port
town of Pwllheli where a mail coach daily arrives from and
starts to Loudon, and wets At the city elf bangor conveyances
to all parts of the United Kingdom. This port is the Steam
Packet Station far A.herystwipti. • A neat Church has been lately
Wit at Pwllheli, where English Krvice is pe.iformieo every Sun,
day. The market is cheap and abundantly supplied with flesh.;
'!fleat, poultry, 4c, • • •

The Roads are good in all directions, the rides and drives
varied and interesting, and the air considered most mild and
salubrious. Cardigan Bay, Which iS immediately approached
from the port of Pwl!hell, affoids the finest beach fin. Sea .Batli-
Mg in North Wales, and plentifully abounds with Fish of every
description, and cannot be excelled either in enchanting Scenery
Or the security of St. Tidwal's Roads, as piesenting the Most
favourable scope for the exercise of the delightful taste of
Yatching.
To a Gentleman wishing to retire with his Family from the
weighty cares of ki profession or the irksome toils of business,
this respectable Mansion and Demesne is eminently calculated
to afford health, peaCe; and comfort.
'here are several compact Farms, forming part of the pro-
perty on sale, connected with the Mansion and Demesne; some
of :heFarms have deriglitlnlsjtugiops for Peal and picturesque
(lottage Residences', and one of !tient, from
_poSsoiip• Ail et,
vated m .site, comandin gfitje la' lid and marine yivy§, with slotting
gruultd, ornamented with large,Vre.es and thriving.Plantati,us,
:Mild', in an iinproved suite, would have a most pleasing effect,
is a very enviable situation for a tandsome' Villa ; and another,
commanding also land and marine Prospects in frnnt, and
backedtbxycy,rks: ive)tilcuykat,4P).iintiktionsoAtiv(iityy6th pa ine,
and formingonePf the best covers for WPodeoCks in the neigh-
:bonrhood, is ranst,snitahlie'for a Sporting Villa.
'This last Farm is' joined by five other, Yarms and Plantations,
The Property in the town of Pwllheli,.beingcentrally situated,
s well adapted for Slit'?6 'arid Tracl:e,:and the Lands in the im-
intediate neighbourkood afrords.Sites for the building of peat and
ornamental Dwellings to command fine Views in.Qardi-
. . Marine
.
gun Bay and the most magnificent Mountain Scenery.
. The Farina consist.of good Arable, Meadow, and Pasture
Land ; are, in general, very compact, with substantial Houses]
:amid .oiitbuildings .(most of them rebuilt within the last twenty
'yeurs,) in good repair, capable of improvement, and all within
:a convenient distance of " Lime and Mauure: .The rents are
,moderate, having been reduced twenty years ago, and not since
raised, antiall-the Yams are exempted- from Tithe Hay. -The-
Poor 'tales -are also moderate.

On the Property, in the parish of Aberdaron, there is an
inexhaustilde Limestone Rock,- which has 4reen recently dis-,
covered, and; "independent of affording means of inaprevement
to the adjoining: portion of the Estate, COTlSi•Sting of from 100 to
800 acres,.stipplies a large district" of country with !..itne of a
superior quality. New-Kilns and Railways have lately "been
formed upothiflus work, which, in con Sequence. is .now carrying
on upon .a large and more extended scale of -operation. This
property also alunds. pure Chert hock, used in lining
China Mills, and of which au annual 4supplyof some hundreds of
tons. to the'port of Runcorn, for the use 01 the ,Staffordshire'
Potteries, may lip conttacted.f4 upon terms to make an ainplp:
remunerating return. An opening is now making to this valua
ble rock to ad id the faeliity of working it from the leVel which,
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passes through it.

Also,,an.e.xte.psiye stratum of Clay of extraordinary textacity;
and superior qoalitv for inaking.of .13. ricks, which might he cx—
ported to South Wales. and the ports in the.BristolChanuel with.
great advantage touch a work. The.port of Porthor ;is within;
altf .ian.Vwhoti.c4t
largea nn'P articles
export notti
me t
Producene, . Cfip a
is aputt:u
ahy
Made to Liverpool and other markets.;
There arg.seyeral thriving Plantations upontheproperties, int
the.parishes of Llitopor and A,bereirch, of . which Oak, most
carefully and judiciously trained and managed ,to become fine
Timber, is-thee prevailing-tree.
Thegrand project of a Railroad from.the portstr Postdinllae.a,.
as the chief communication ,between .linglandand Ireland, will
run through or parallel .with a considerable portion .of
Estate, and afford to it generally the important ;advantage of
transporting produce et a low rate to.the'linglish markets. •
The Nanhoran Harriers hunt three :times a ,week within a
short distance; and likewiiio the Nanney .I'OA-hounds for a few
steaks in the season.
The Farms in Car narvonshireare bounded by the prom:tins
ors he; Right. non. •Lord NeWborough, the Eon. wi.krfa.loyd
Mostvu, M.P., Sir Robert Williames Vaughan, Bari., Thomas
Asshefon Smii;ll,lliq.,4l.P.:, Colonel Sir. Love Parry, M.P.,
Richard Lloyd Edwards, Esq., Robert .Wynne, Esq.,
ParrYidoriek Pi.irry;Tsq., Richard Watkin Nice, Esq.,
Rev. Owen Gethin Williams, .Robert Thomas .Carrey, Esq
Rithard Jones ,Mrs. Lllis, lta;.and.those in Anglesey by the
properties of the MostANoble..the Marquis of. Anglesey, the
Bight Hon. Lord Bosh , Riibert diulkeley .owen,- Esq., the
Rev. Mr. Evans, and others.
sale presents a very desirable.opportunity.for,the advan-
tagenus investmerif.orcipual;and.such as seldom, offers. iu
North-Wales. A considerable portion of the Purchase Money
may.remain on the'sceurity of the property.
frbeiFbiliiture atllie Mansion, as well as the :Farming Stock
.and Produce, may be had lit a valuation, and possession, taken
at All,Saints.next; • - -

The Tenants will show the Farms in their respective occupa-
,tiois, and Maps of the •Estates, with descriptive particulars
thereof, may be inspected and obtained, and any further infor-
mation had onapplication•(.ir by letter, pest-paid, ):to Mr. HENRY
-RAMSEY-WILLIAMS, Solicitor,' •Penrhos,netir:Carna'rvop,•who
is authorised to treat for•th,e sale of the whale or any portion
thereof.-.

LIVERPOOL FESTIVAL. '
GRAND' FANCI7 DRESS BALL.'
wand .1. SIMMONS, of the Strand, London, respectfully
1.796 'inform the Nobility and Gentry of Liverphol and its
vicinity they have on view a §plendid WAR DIIOIIE of NEW
FANCY BALL 'DRESSES, Naval and Military Uniforms,
enurt Suits; 'and Costumes of atl Nations, many of which have
beep made e'tpressly for the ;move occasion, which may he had
for Safe or'llict; of Messrs. SlAimo'S. (late Mr. Palmer's Music
Establishment,)"No.lf, Bold!street. 'To prevent disappoint-
.
ment, early aiii,lLatiori is r&ititided.
A great variety of GOLD' and SILVER. TRIMMING
cheaper than any other ['Ouse in 'Liverpool.
'FANCY DRESSES made to order as usual.

LIVERPOOL FESTIVAL AND FANCY DRESS BALL.
rIVIE Nobility and Gentry are Most t*pei:tfolly informed
that R ITAT, from "319,' Strand, London, is now in.
Liverpool, at 45, LORD-STR LET, 'with A great variety of
Greek, Briv,and, Spanish, Charivs, Polish, Swiss, and FANCY
Di? I.:SS:ES, of dilerent Costuiries; NAVAL and MILITARY
UNIFQRAIS, SWORDS. EPAULETS, Bth. for SALE of
litltE, at Half the Price of any other house in the town.'
A' silkily of Dresses from Londou every day. A great num-
ber.made for the o'ci,asion.

IitTORDLEY and MAYER have pleasure in informing
'TY 'their Fri,ends and the Visitants of the -approaching Fes.
ticat; that 'they have received a great variety of new and
elegant superior -JEWELLERY, from the first- maunfactories
in toirdon,-Paris, and Geneva.
W. and M. have recently considerably increased their stock
of Silver and Sheffield Plated Goods, Cutlery, Sze.-
68, Lord-street, Sept. 28, 1836.

. . .
MUSICAL FESTIVAL AND CIRANP FANCY BALL.
riIRE Nobility and Gentry are respectfully informed, that
•_ll_ Mr. J. LEVY, of No. 2, Ileiannag's Row, London, has
now arrived in Liverpool with his splendid Assortment of Naval,
Military, Court, and Fancy DRESSES, of all nations, which
are now for Inspection at Mr. S. tiny WA RD'S, Root and Shoe
Maker,

No. 52, TOP OF C,H1111,011-STREET
N.B.—The Trade snpßlied on liberal terms.

THE MOST
gx.TBNIyE COLLECTION

y4cy-booDs

EUROPE.
THOMAS WOOLFIELD respectfully invites the No-
bility, Gentry and Public to an igsvectjou of his present
unrivalled display of
ENGLISH. AND FOREIGN ELEGANCIES,

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comprising some of the most novel, superb, and choice Articles
ever Manufactured, which he has been collecting, forwardin;f,
and arranging during the whole of the Summer 'for an
''•' • • EXTRA 'DISPLAY AT-THE
FESTIVAL,
and he hopes the Visitors and Public of Liverpool will call and
inspect the same, and bear their testimony to the 'fact that there
is not in any establishment in London a more -
EXTENSIVE' Olt ELEGANT STOCK.

Amongst the more prominent Articles of Jewellery, T. W.
wishes to draw attention to an
OPAL AND DrAINIONgiJIT,
VALUE £6OO.
Th. Or. ls ar- ~...,enteas, one or theni.....lrwen in length,
and of most rare quality.

ALSO, AN UNIQUE

AND bIAiIOND
VALUE £4OP,
The centre Pearl of the Diadem is pearly round, being seven-
eights or aa inch in length and more than three quarter of an
inch in widtl.); in apse two Suits very little money is char-
ged for workin4l44)4), TIONIAS WW)LiqELP 4ao9g succeeded
in purchasing them, fur the value of the ;Stones from a
Itt.TSSI4.N 4ERCHANT,
whom he met with on the 'Contillint, and (rum whom he assn
vurcitaM on the .4100 atiyantagePds terms, for cash, upwards of
ON g THOUSSND POUNDS

worth of the most beautiful
TURQUGq46',
of splendid colons and of sizes that are very rarely found.
T. W. 4,0 us nmy yf these bandsonke stones :mounted
up as Ping permitted, into
alt CELh;'CS, J-I.lOiD-ORNAMENTS, BUCI P,gS,
• EAR,RITOS' and )3,13,00C1-I.oi.
.
and has still an itnruepse choice of the '',tones by him upset and
which he pap mount up into any A rticleyeguircd on a few days'
notice, and the prices or
LARGE STONES,
from the rayon rable terms on which they have been bought, will
be little more than one-half of the usual charge. Turquoises
are now much the fashion, and a more favourable opportunity
of obtaining them at a low rate can neyer occur:—what will
remain of these Stone; unmounted in *December next, T. W.
will i.±ll to the Lopclori Jewellers, for the winter trade in
town.

In all other kinds of J.k.lNvgLx,gity, T. W. has greatly
increased his already extensive STCYcji, which his immense
Sale enables him tp keep constantly stipplied
EVERY NOVELTY A 5 ITQyI'EARS.

THE STOCK OF

CHEF jyckllVl3VSlii BRONZE,
Is also greatly augmented. Amongst them is a very fine Group,
representing the Passage of the
'poNT'-xyAjtcoLg.
This splendid Work of Art was originally cast ,by order of the
late' • • MADAME LETITIA, • " •
vOTHER OP
NAPOLEON BUONAPARTE,
The Artist being tinder an ongao•entent not to make another
diltri.ng her life. The present is 'the thio copy, the second*
havin, been recently ordered' by the • . ,
• SI PE
OF NAPOLEON,

EX-QUEEN 014' NAPLES:
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ft is of Bronze Illorentnae, mounted on Marble of Sienna.
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The price is £lOO.
Also, a MAGN IFICENT CLOCK, represeutinc,
NA.PO L EON

CROSSING

MONT D,
After the c.elehrateci Picture of DAVID.
Price £lO5.
A VIDWIE or
TIME,
SEATED ON TILE

R U I s,
Decidedly one of the finest Brollies in
EUROPE,
The contemplation of it offering to the mind at all times a deep
intellectual treat. Price £65. •

.
A copy of the famous
CIIEVAL DE
,M A R L Y,
Price 145.
A very fine FLORENTINE BRONZE,
.The
From Lord Byrorrs.Poem of.that name.
Likeuise several other Choice Bronie;, fitted up as
CLOCKS, •
A!nongst which may be named figures of
JULIUS" CIESAR,
BELIS,ARIUS,
DEMOSTHENES,
MARS,
MINERVA,
TIME, (an erect Figure,)
HANNIBAL;
MILTIADES, &c.
'When 'the workmanship of these fine Bronzes is minutel-y
examined, and their imperishable nature considered,V. W.
confident thatthe desire to possess them will' become more ge-
' neralin kr•rigland, especially when it is remeinbered.that their
value iocreases with age, even mote than any other work of
art; front their unchanging nature, and from the original models
being destroyed or otherwise lost Artists, and those ivtici'etin
admire their productions, are respectfully invited to an inspec-
tion of thc.ll), without referencetopurchasing;—,the taste once
abroad, the sale is certain.
There is likeWiSe an immence addition to the Stock of
SMALLER:CLOCKS,
ISC4LLANEQUS BRONZES,
and • ..•
FANCY CHIMNEY ORN,AAIENT,
of all kinds, adapted to all.sizes of Rooms ;' and
,aig_!eat
variety of new and elegant ,
CIANDELIERS,
L'Amps;
GntANDoLlis,
cAbE LA B'RUM.
many of them very splendid, and being 71%.W''s private paterns
are not to been seen in any other•EStablishmenL
Besides 'these more easily and unequalled articles, the stock
bas been renovated throughout, audio all its several departmenis
is in a most complete and efficient state ; 'but the number of
small fancy things is much too great to be here detailed. 'The
pnrchaers or nut, are respectfully invited to' inspeet
them. T,lke cash prices are all marked, and no dedUctions made,
which ayes trouble to, all.parties.
Jewellers, Lamp Repairers; Lacquerers, Dressing-case and
Desk Makers, and J?eathgr Workers, all employed 'on the
premis, And work Adc' that kind done' as expeditiously as
possible.
' ' • •

MASDEU.
rtl3 ISP and DALTON, of 1 'nnd 81, Old Inroad-street, and
ki 15, Mount-street Grosyenor,s'quate, Lontten, Importers of
MAS pur and WINE ME It CHA NTS, are Selling this rich
and Fruity Wine at 28s. per D9zen, or 30s. per Dozen delivered
free to any part of the country.ll
r. Ctitsr, of the above firtn,•being pow in Warrington, will
be hapliy to 'pay every attention to any orders from one dozen
upwards, and• show samples. by a line 'being addressed to hitn,
at the (Mee of Mr. S.-R. HEALEY, Catie-street, LiverpoOl
Mr. DAM IfOLT, Ducie-pbtre, Manchester ; Mr. E. GER-
RARD, Chester • or )Ir. Cu 13eey-street ”Wariinutop.

CHAP F.0111411G GLASS.
GEORGE .I%PDONAL.L.ArOrT G, ,`,,S MANUFACTURER,
Robert,strect, 78, Byrom-street, 17, Lord-street., corner of
John-street, Livetpool, end 3, Bridge-so ee t -row, , Chester, begs
to inform the'pubhc,‘that' he has received a large consignment
of Prench, Ge,-rtnan, and other GL4BS, in beautiful Painted
and Ornamental Vases, from each; Pressed and Moulded
Salts, from 4,1. each ; Pickle Dishes, frmn 61: each; elegant
Dessert li)ishes, from 2s. each. These Prices arc less than half
the English Prices. Cut Glass of every description. Lustres
and Chandeliers to any Pattern, made on the shortest notice,
and Lencout on ream:4l.ole tents.

TO NEgOFIANTS, ANI)
OTHERS.
IHE undersigned respectfully begs leAve to announce that
Il
JL he has comtnenced,husiness in this port as Sall, BROKER
.and AGENT, and being liorimghly.acquatuted with-the Swinish
language, be flatters himself he inay.ue particularly useful to
these engaged in the trade to Spain or the Spanish settlernerits;
and he hopes by a strict attenlipu\to the interests of.those who
may confide their interests to his care, or merit their patronage
and support.