The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-17 00:00:00

AFTER FRIDAY i\tERT.

On FRIDAY, the 27th instant, at One o'clock, at Corrie. Huson
and Co.'s Office, Rumford-place,
10.000 East India KIPS,
Ex Collin:mood, from Calcutta.—Apply to Messrs. TAYLOR,
POTTER and Co., Merchants, or
CORRIE HUSON and Co., Brokers..

IMPORTANT SALE
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MATCHLESS COL LECTION OF PROOF IMPRESSIONS

OF THE FINEST MODERN ENGRAVINGS,
SPLENDID BOOKS,

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SELECTION OF CABINET ,PICTURES,
MANCHESTER.

ANESSRS. THOS. WINSTANLEY. and SONS, (of
INJL LIVERPOOL,) roost respectfully announce to the Admirers
of the Arts, that they have received directihns to SELL
BY AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY, the 2d day of May, and the
following day, at Eleven o'clock, at the LARGE Room, in the
Exchange, Manchester, to which they are removed for the
convenience,of Sale,

The Entire, Alatcbless, and Universally-admired COLLEC-
TION of the finest PROOF ENGRAVINGS, principally
Framed; a splendid Copy of the Large Plates to Boydell's mag-
nfficent SHAKSPEA RE, beautiful Proof Impressions; a unique
Copy of.the First Folio Edition of LODGE'S PORTRAITS, proofs;
a fine early Copy of Galignani's First Edition of the Alushi.:
FaiNcArs, in four VON ; with
.several other Popular Works,
enriched with selected Priiif IMpressions of the Plates, in rich
substantial and elegant Bindings; and
A Small. COLLECTIONI of very desirable CABINET PIC-
TURES, by favourite Masters The whole being the genuine
Property or, and collected with much taste and judgment, at a
very liberal outlay, by
. . • .. • J. UOLDIE WALKER, ESQ.,
of Broom House,.Levenshulme, near Manchester, who is giv-
ing up his establishment, and has ordered his valuable collection
to be sold without reservation.

This collection • will he found to compr-se'very rare Proofs of
the Phretun, the Solitude, and Cuero, at his Villa, after Wilson;
the Macbeth, after Zinarelli; the Jocund Peasant, and the Cot-
tage Door, after Dusart ; all before the letters and in a tine
and perfect state, by Woollett. Of the Blind Fidler, the Cut
Finger, the Rat Hunters, the Rabbit on the Wall, the Penny
Wedding, and the Chelsea Pensioners, after Wilkie's ; justly
celebrated Pictures, by Burnet, Raimback, and Stewart; most
of theta before the" Letters, on India Paper, and in a rare state;
brilliant unlettered Proofs of " Nature," after Sir Thomas Law-
rence, by
.Doo ; May. Day, .after Leslie, by Watt; Lord William
Russell's Trial, after Hayden, by Bromley; Venice, after
Proof, by Le Keus ; the Dead Soldier and Fisherman, by
Heath; a splendid set of the Cartoons, by Holloway, after Ra-
phael; capital Portraits:of George IV„ by Finder?, of the Dukes 1
of York and Wellington, Lord Byron,,Sir Robert Peel, Sir
Walter Scott., and other eminent Characters, by Doo, Robinson,
&c„' choice and selected proofs.
The Transfiguration after Raffaelle, by Raphael Morghen ;
The Marriage of the Virgin, by Foto ; La Verge en bas relief,
by Forster, after Da Vinci; Hagar and Abraham, by Wille ;
• all unlettered and matchless proofs, a brilliant and early
lettered impression of the Last Supper, after L. Da Vinci, by'
Raphael Morghen, with other Engravings •of great value and
interest to the judicious collector. These brilliant and select
.specimens of modern engravings are carefully placed, with
broad margins, in tasteful frames of burnished gold, with excel-
lent plate glass.
The. UNFRAMED PRINTS consist of rich and beautiful un-
lettered proofs .of Bolton Abbey—The Maid of Stfragossa—The
Red Riding Hood, and
.the Flower Girl, with portraits of
Napoleon, of Malibran, of Lady Selina Meade, and other
choice print s.all proofs.
The PAINTINGS comprise a View of the Bay of. Naples by
Moonlight, with Vesuvius in eruption, by Wright of Derby ;
Coast Scene and Land. StOrm., by George Ilforland'; the cele- •
.brated Dray Horses. by R. Cooper, R.A. a Landscape, with
Cattle and, a Fa;r, S. Cooper; " .Discussing a Knotty
Point," be Keeling ; with other productions of the favourite
pencils of Charles Calvert, Towne, Hogg, Walters, Bradley, Du-
Fraz, Plourmen, and Borns.' The Angel delivering St. Peter,
by Salvator Rosa; Noli me Tangere, by Raphael 'Mengs ; Christ
led to execution, by Bassano ;. and other specimens of a desirable
cabinet size, and in fine preservation.
The whole may be viewed on MONDAY, the 30th April, aril
TUESDAY, the lit May; but to prevent intrusion and injury to
so, valuable a property, no person whatever will be admitted to
the View or Sale without a Catalogue, which may be had, price
one shilling, of Messrs. WINSTANLEY. Paternoster-row, Lon-
don; of Mr. ROBERT WINSTANLEY, Chapel-walks, Manches-
ter; and of Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and Saris, Church-
street, Liverpool. •

JAMES/IONS. M. IVIALLANi-SURGEON DENTIST;
of the firm of Mons. J. M. and S. MALLAN, 10, Lud-
gate-hill,.London. in returning thanks for the liberal and ex-
tensive patronage he has received during his Nine Annual
Visits, bee's to inform his,Patrons. the lnhabitantsof Liverpool,
that he has well obliged to close his professional avocations in
LiverPool'on account of London engagements ' • but he has the
I.onottr to inform his Patrons, that he has made arrangethents
to devote a part of his time in Liverpool, and will make his
TENTH. ANNUAL VISITIsn ibe.loth of July next.—All
communications to be addressed as above.

VALUABLE COLLIERIES,
With the Plant Engines, Machinery,.and' Teams /;r working the
same, and other 'Property, both Freehold and Leasehold, situate
partly in and partly adjoining the Fog est of Dean, in the
County of Gloucester.
By Messrs. WHITE and SON„
On SATURDAY, the 19th day of May next,at l'welre o'clock at
Ist. noon, at the Bell Inn, in the City of Gloucester,
ACOLLIERY called the" Ls," comprising the
Coal Iyinir under upwards of 2,000 acres of Land, in
the parishes- of Lydney, Newland, and. St. Briavels, and the,
Plant EnOnes, Machinery, Trains,. &c.
The names, thickness, and produce per acre of the Veins of
Coal in this Colliery are estimated.as follows, viz.:—

.
The Yorkley vein, 3 ft. 2 in. thick; produce per acre, 3,388 tons.
The Whittington vein. 1 ft. 10 in. thick; do. do. 1,815 tons
The COleford High Delph vein, 7 ft. 6 in. do. do. , 6,000 tons..
There is•at present only one level to the coal, (the Yorkley
vein,) and a lecond level has been sunk within a short distance
of the same vein, about a mile N.B. of the first level.

This colliery adjoins to the SeVern and 'Wye Railway, by
which its coal is sent to the shipping port at Lydnev, (a distance
of two miles,) at a'tonnage limited by act of parliament to I-6th
of the tonnage demandable for coal brought frorn•most of the
other collieries in the neighbourhood of the railway. The
present .railway tonnage fur Kidnall's coal is 44. per ton; for
similar coal from the other collieries, 2-4. per on
The Kidnall's Colliery is held by Lease for the remainder of
a term of 41 years; commencing at Lady-day, 1835, and is
subject to the following royalties and rents, &e. :
A royalty on every ton, consiSting, of2l cwt. of Low) d.
Delph, commonly called the Whittington, York-1-9
ley; and Trenchard Veins.
On every ton of High Delph • -6
And'or !...;inaii Coal. 4
And if such royalties shall not yearly amount to £3OO, then
a rent of £3OO is to be paid in lieu thereof.
24. Three FOURTII-PAItT3 in Two COLLIERIES or
LEVELS, called " STANDFAST OLD LEVEL," in Parkend
Walk, and " ROYAL ENGINE," id Blakenev Walk. One
Twelfth and One Twenty-fourth Parts in a COLLIER Y'ealled
" INDEPENDENT ENGINE," in Parkend Walk, near Ynrkley.
Three Twelfth Parts in a COLLIERY called " NEWMAN
SHROPSHIRE HORSE ENGINE," near Moseley Green. And
the Entirety of a COLLIERY called " WORK OR HANG," at
Breamseaves, all in the Forest of Dean, and extra parochial,
and held under the Crown, subject.to the payment of small
annual rents called gale rents; and also another COLLIERY,
called " Pli.r.owaLt LEvEL," at Pillowell, in the said Forest
of Dean, held by Lease for the remainder of a term of 99 years,
commencing 24 February, 1832, at the yearly rent of 10s., pay-
able to the Lessees, and. a small gale rent to the Crown. To-
gether with the Engine Plant Machinery (if any) in and about
the above-mentioned collieries in the Forest of Dean.

3d. Also, a newly-erected 'FREEHOLD MESSUAGE or
MANSION-HOUSE, situate in the town and pariih of Lidney,
with the Buildings, Court, Walled Garden, and Appurtenances
occupied therewith.
This House and Land is Freehold oflnheritance, and is now
in the occupation of Mr. David Davies. •
4th. Also, a Piece of LAND, with the:BUILDINGS there-
on, lying near to the said inessuage or mansion-house, contain-
ing in breadth at the south end 19 feet and 6 inches,"and at the
north end 22 feet, and in length 80 feet, now also in the occu-
pation of the said David Davies, 'and held under Lease at the
yearly rent of £l. for 21 years, from the Ist day of Aug ust, 1830.
•sth. A MESSUAGE, •or TENEMENT, and FARM-
HOUSE, called " Tuthill Farm," with the Cottage, Stable,
Barn, Garden, Lawn, and Outbuildings, containing together
about 2 acres, and the following Closes of LAND; viz.:—Four
Closes of Meadow or Pasture, called Upper Chisslev Field
otherwise Geslv Leaze, the Lower Chissley Field, the Cc-wits/loot'
Leaze,and the Rick Close, other Wise New Orchard--17A. I it. 16p.
This is also Freehold of Inheritance, and situate in the said
parish of Lydney. '
6th. Also, a POLICY of INSURANCE,' dated 28th of
November, 1836, in the Law Life Assurance Society, No.
6499, for payment of £5,000 on. 'the decease of David Davies,
aged about 41 years; annual premium, £2OO Bs. 4d.
7th. Also; a• POLICY of ASSURANCE, of the same ilate
and in the same company, No. 6.500, for payment of £5,000 on
the decease of Richard Ferdinand Cox, aged about 52 years;
annual premium; £23315x.
The above property will be put up in such Lots as shall be
determined at the time of sale, and will be sold subject to such
conditions as shall be then produced.
Further particulars and information respecting this property
may be obtained of Messrs. WHircomnE and HELPS, Glouces-
ter; Messrs. Powi.as and TYLER, Monmouth ; Messrs. JAMES
and SON, Newnham; Messrs. PLUCKNETT and ROBERTS, 17,
Lincoln's Inn Fields; •or Messrs. JENNINGS, BOLTON,, and
JENNINGS, 4, Elm-court, Temple, London.
Persons desirous of inspecting the premises are requested to
apply at the Counting-honse belonging to the Kidnall's
Lydney.