The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-19 00:00:00

AND GENERAL

-.HEARTS RESOLVED; AND HANDS 'PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY To' GUARD !--LSmoLLETT.

TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 1838.

(alto by auction.

rTairo bp ?auction.

VALUABLE WINES.
Ey4leisrs. T. WINSTANLEY, and SONS,
On THURSDAY next, the 21st instant, at One o'clock precisely,
at their Rooms, Church-street,
THE following Genuine and Choice WINES, the Property
of a Gentleman removing, .viz.„
80 Dozen of fine old PORT,
17 Ditto highly4avOured MADhIRAI
42 Ditto SHERRY, •
18 Ditto 'MARSALA, WHITE PE, &c.
At time will be o erect,
54f Dozen VI DONIA,. and Abbut
15 Dozen of light FRENCH WINES,'
The Property cif a Gentleman deceased, and ordered for imme-
diate Side. Samples may be tasted at the time, of Sale, and
Catalogues' had:

•
:WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION,
Messrs. THOMAS WINSTANLEY and SONS,
On TuunsDAT.next, the 21st instant, at Two o'clock. at• the
Clarendon'ltootni,:South John-street, Liverpool, in one or
More -Lots as may ire agreed upon at the time of Sale, unless'
previously disposed of by Private Treaty;
A Ll' that Piece of LAND, including part of. 'he site of the
Old Costom7house; and, by an at rangemet With the Cor-
puration pt Liverpool, now funning. one enti Lot,. with tour
several fronts, 'namely, to
.Canning.pliee,: Paradise-street,
'Ctistinn-huse-lane,. and au. intended .neW . street,. to be made
frOin Paradise-street to theeast front of the New Custom-house,
and containing 16638-9 square'yard. of Land, Or:thereabouts.
The above Land is held under Lease froM the Corporation of
Liverpool for the term of seventy-five years, conaueneing from
the 24th day of May, 1838.
So good an opportunity for. investment of,capiital rarely ric-
curs,• the Land being in the immediate neighbourhood of the
NewCtistom-house, Excise-office, Post-office, and other public
offices.
One-half or two-thirds of the purchase money may remain-
on mortgage of the Premises, if.required.
For.further;particuiars application may be made to Messrs.
GREGSON and,MasoN, Solicitors, Lancaster; to RinatSilallo,
Exchange-alley; North, LiverpoUl; to Messrs— Lawn
and BANDEIIS, and iVeSI3. SI-lACKIETON, WnwitT, 'and
HUNTER, Stilicitors, Liverpool; to Messrs CUNNINGHAM 11.11 d
HOLim, Architects, WOOd-street, Liverpool; or to the
Auctioneers, at any of whose Offices a Plan of the Premises.
had.

TEAS, GROCERIP.S, SHOP 'FIXTURES, 4c.
By Mr. BYFORD,
To-swallow, (Wednesday,) the 20th instant, at Eleven o'cloek
precisely, at his Rooms, Clayton-sqUare,'removed forr posi-
tive sale.
QIIOP FIXTURES, TEAS, GROCERIES, 'B4. The
1:3 14'1m:rigs include a Range of Shelving for 20 C'anisters,
with -Drawers under, Painted and Labelled, nea'rly'rieir; 20'
Japanned 'Canisters; Large and SMall Beams and-Si:ales;
Sieves; 2 large Sign Boards; Pepper anti-Coffee Mills, with
Fly Wheels Wheels; 2 Hand Carts; .111afingany Office Table;
'Shelving; and other Fixtures.
The &rock consists of Black, Green, Gunpowder, and'Orange
Pekoe Teas, • Raw and Roasted Coffee, Chocolate, Spi'ces,
Mustard, Starch, Pepper, Blues, Raisins, Sago, Arrow Root,
Mould and•Dio Candles, Pickles, Sauces,' and Other Articles
connected with the Trade. •
Mar be viewed on the Morning of Sale, and Catalogues had.
at the Rooms. • • •

SALE OF FURNITURE, BARK HILL,
North-street, Tarteth Park.
By Mr. BYFORD, • '
On FRIDAY nest, the 22d instant, punctually at Eleven o'clock,
on the premises, :Bark Hill, North-street, To rettth k,
rival E remaining part of the genuine HOUS.gtIOLD FUR-
. NITURE,-a mangle, dairrutensils,Vithle service of blue
and white earthenware, eight days' di luck, spring bracket
clock, hall lamp, tahle, with marble tlab top; oil cloth, two
flutes, and other effects of a gentleman leaving Liverpool.
The Furniture comprises lour-post, tent, half-tester, French,
and iron bedsteads,-with printed cotton and dimity hangings;
good Seasoned feathm.yeti!, mattresses and bedding, Turkey,.
'Brussels, and Kidderminster carpets, painted wardrobes, toilet,
tables, washstands,-- ehairs; chests of' draWers, chintz Window
curtains, easy chair, imitation rosewood chairs, a couch, ja•
panned .and' gilt cabinet, 'With 'rnarple' toP, painted rosewood
cabinet, .&c.

Thellahoganv Articles.—A set of dining' tables, on teles-
copes frames, 8 ft. long by 4-ft. 5 wide ; handsome cheffonier,
library table, 100 and card tables, chests of drawers, butler's
mahogany tray and stand, rosewood, lon, card, and sofa tables,
a set of twelve satinwood chairs,' the kitchen requisites, and
other articles of utility. •

By Mr. SYERS,,
On THußsoAi next, the 21st instant, at Three o'clock in the
Afternoen, at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool,—By order
of Me Devisees. in, Trua of the tate Mr. John Glitherow,
A LL that Conyhold Piece of LAND, being Parcel 'of the
Old Swan Property, in 'West Derby, fronting' Petticoat-
lane there, and being wiihin a few yards of' the Liverpool iind
Prescot Turnpike Road, adjoining on two si4s to Land of Tho-
mas-Lowry, Esq., coytaiiiing in front to l,,litticoaf=lane and at
the back severallyl33 feet 9 inches, and runningin depth °tithe
westwardly side 130 feet 3 inches, on the eastwardly side 120,
feet, and containing in the whole•lB66 Square Yards.
This Land is very desirable for Building purposes, thent.igli-
bontlxid, already populoui,being.very rapidly on the increase.
For further particulars apply at the Office of Mr. NORTH,
EX-change-alley, where a plan may be seen.

. .
VERY EXTENSIr"E AN!). .VeI,UMBLE PROPERTY
FOR INVESTMENT.
By.AIr,SY.PRS,
On THURSDAY next, the .21st June 'instant, at Two o'clock
precisely;-at the Clarendon •Rooms, Liverpool,
A LL that large and important PROPERTY, containing
_IX.. upwards of 7000 square yards of Lend;-in'the heart of the
town, beirig sit-date. between • lUotint Pleasant and 'Renshaw,
,street, and accessible! from..both ,streets, ctimprising thrierwo
etscellent and.
,fronting Mount, Ke:,sant,
now tenanted by Mr. E..G..Deane, and_dlly. Richaid Willis,
and, the extensive Gardens behind itie,satne. cpbrouniating
With liensou-street, by,a piece of. Freehold Lfnd,
tracted to be purchased for that purpose from WillianiDickson,
Esq.,-Of Which contract t he Purchaser will have the benefit...
This Property. offers a rare opportunity for the judicious cm-
' plOyinent'oleapital, being parted with by the present owner by
reason 'only' of his other pursuits preventing him bestowing upon
it the attention it requires, for which reason also he is disposed
toacc.ept a very moderate price. With a; view.to laying it out
to, advantage lie lately caused plans to. be made, And under the
best adsice. that could. be obtained, contemplated forming a
street tea yards wide, from Mount Pleasant to Benson-street,
of 'Vary neat and good-sized houseswith gardens (fOr2l of Which
there is space without disturbing the present buildings) of the
annual' value. of about £35 each—a class of houses greatly wanted
ifs a respectable.situation at this end of the town; • • • •
For any other purpose requiring a large Central Tract oftand
—for the, terminus of, Railway (for which ,has ,peculiar ad-
vantages) or:any public undertaking, this Property presents an
opportunity which may never occur again. A very command-
ing front to Renshaw-street, which is rapidly in prot,in., might
also be secured, by the purchase of the 'eteellent
house and Premises of William•Diekson, Esq., which happen
to he now on sale.

The Tenure is Leasehold under, the Corporation of Liverpool,
foi 75 yea'rs from the 23:1 December, 1835.
For fuller printed particulaii, with plans annexed, apply to
Mr. NORTH, Solicitor, Exchange-alley.

IMPORTANT SALE,
By Mr. SYERS,

On THURSDAY next, the-21st June instant, at one o'clock pre-
cisely, at the Clarendon Rooths, Liverpool—(by order of the
Devisees `in
oosfethveerlyatveatlarb.
lJeo,spepßhEßAunllsosts
SLusintut'ate on
Lot I. A
lA_ the west side of Eade-street, the north side of
Edmund-street, and 'tbe south side of Prussia-street; in Liver-
,pool, having a frontage of upwards of 56 yards trrEarle-street,
and of nearly half that extent to each of. thviaid other wide
streets; part of which, for nearly 40 years pait, bas been, pc, upied'by Mr. 'Lunt and his predecessors as an extensive Soap
Manufactory, including- a good DWEJLING-HOUSE -at-
tached, in'his own possession ; and the r, consisting of a large
and well-accustomed PUBLIC-HOUSE, and several 'other
HOUSES and CC‘T'FAGES, fronting each street, by yearly
tenants • compriiing in the whole an area of 1473 square yards,
and producing an annual rental of £5OO.
The tenure la:Freehold, except as respects four of the Hotises
in Prussia-street, and a part of the Site of the Manufactory
fronting,Earle-street. which are held for the residue of a term
of 999 years from 10th May, 1762, ander the yearly 'rent of
.£5.,15. 6d. There is scarcely a situation in Liverpool more
eligible than this for any purpose of Trade or Manufacture,
being within three minutes' walk of the Exchange; and it is not
often. that. a parcel of Land so situate, and commandinp; such
peculiar advantages of Front, is in,the market. , •
Tbe Purchaser will have the, option of faking the extensive
Stock of Fixtures And utensils used in the- Soap Trade at a
Valuation.
Lot 2.—A1l that very desirable Residence and Estate situate
in Litherland, consisting of a good DWELLING-HOUSE,
with suitable Out-buildings and Pleasure Grounds, and seven
Closes of Land adjoining, in a high state of cultivation,,in the
occupation of Mr. JA AIRS WA LTHEW, as tenant; and„ three
other pleasantly situated HOUSES (in the ornamental Cotiage
st‘le) and Gardens, tenanted by .111 r. Jobn. Winder, !Mr.
Richd. Merton. and Mr. 'Henry Johnson and another smaller
House near, comprising in. the whole' 27a.' 3tt. 12P.clstatute
Measure..
This,Lot is Freehold, is wholly inclosed by aStone Wall, has
a double frontage upon the main road through the village,.,and
is so rapidly improving in value as to combine for a purchaser
the advantage of a beneficial investment of capital with the'en-•
javenent of, an .agreeable country residence. • • ,
For further particulars and cards to view, application maybe
to Meisrs.:ll, & CHRISTIAN, . ,ton-street;
made to Mr. Ht;uts MOLYNEUX, op the Premises, Earle-street•
or at the Office 'of Mr. NORTH, Solicitor, Exchange-alley,
where Maps of both properties may be seen.

ROWTON AND LUNGS -
y ~,,
On WEDNESDAY, the 27th instant; at Four o'clock in the after-.
FREEHLELF,P/PN:TPIfim7C:ORUINNKTCII.,O" OF CHESTER. STEIL .
noon, at the house of Mr. Thomas, Marrow, at Pickering's-
o'th'-Boat, in Croydon, in the county of Chester, subject to
liillinej thelii7nd fliiolonioswoifnsgaloer
such
hwi
otherll be l
lots
seaus amnady e thereaßprreoedduocne,d ,
rill-1E FEE-SIMPLE and INHERITANCE'of and in the.
feronmt
4tab.e:2Ki.iilaigpe.
situatePSlWorPECTOrlrSia',elo;f(piertteb:eAivN.:Lw in
.1111,,,t undermentioned
l,woF ,
i,
D'
known by
Crowton aforesaid, near the high-road leeaasdulgin
er Long
rtiFtlfreCidnraOaywm.s.te,o,.noef,iteaP;!iogepritLogg,:esnt-loi
e'Ftrhr'i-bdßyaayialt,m,,
of statinte measure, or thereabouts.
2. A FIELD or CLOSE of LANI) called the " Hanging
Brow,"'sitnate on the opposite.. side of the said high-road to
Lot 1, in Crowton aforesaid, and containing by admeasure;
:nrokn. tels2,i,wiad.o:3lo,idiri.l:;siLen-ibriosgf
otlhirkece
high road,
orleLratAdhiNebia.Dea..bfrso(i)utinutsa.ttiel
ei
n
Village Crowtonof
C‘, rFOlWittiint,s ti!,iKelidusalleityl,
~ainAdterge,sspelct;lirvdc‘li):
aknndo weopubt
ayiuthe
gto namesethoerf
'bhye aGd
Am eRaDs uEr;trise natu7dA:,‘2Pttp.
APPURTENANCES
fN likeANmceEa :soar ed
j,
(osirntihneuretatiheorweutt6, ~.
sOidie7tihAeGrel:rS,
situate
rtuDatWe
iEnLiLhelNvGi-nHagOeUnS
fEm(S.;srowtiotstth.'
9 4.t hTe hnroeret -hC
aforesaid containing 2a. 13e. of like measure Village
theieabouts;
and Yihich.said, Cottages are now in the several oceutiitions of
John Gibbons, Ellen Wilson, and William Humpliteya, as
tenants at will. . ' ,

5. Seven COTTAGES or DWELLINGHOUSES, with
the GARDENS. awl APPURTENANCES adjoining'the
same, situate in the Village of Crnwton aforesaid, and near or'
adjoining to Ike high-road leading. from thence to Weleverliam,+
containing 3a. 7P., of like measure, or thereabouts, and now in+
ihe.several occupations of John Shaleruss, Peter Clark, jun.,
Catherine Rimmer; Thomas Walker, Peter Clark, seri., John.
Clark; and SaMtiel Harvey, as tenants at will. .
6. two FIELDS'or CLOSES of LAND, situate 'in Kings-
ley, in the said county, and near to the high=road leadiug froth
the village of Crowion to Kingsley aforesaid, and known by the
names of the" Three-acre Field" and the "Brick-kiln Field,"'
containing together by, admeasurement 11 ayoa. 70.; of like
measure, or thereabouts, • •
7. Three COTTAGES. or DWELLING-HOUSES, with
the GARDENS and A P PURTEN A NCES thereto respectively,
belonging, (formerly. Bradford's,:) sit uateita :Kingsley aforesaid'',
On rite right hand side of the high-toad leading from Kingsley
Mill to the village of CrowtOn Aforesaid, containing la. 113t'.,
df like measure, or thereabouts, and now in the several occupa-
(ions of .Thorn,as Littlemore, William Cooke,: and Thomas
Shalcross.
Gots 1, 2,3, and 6 are in the possession of Mr. Thomas Mar-
ii;Ovr,'under an ctgreernent to quit on, the Ist day of December'
nest.
aboverroperty is si•tu ate Avitbin about a mile of the
Gratd junetkin Railway., The whole of. the PreMises • are
di.rao t froirt•Frodbnem five and from Nottl.wieh'sis.milf:i.
The 'ahoy •-nathld. Mr,
,THOMAS 141ARnow will show 'the
Frop4tAs, from whom:and at the Office r. SAXON, Solicitor,
Nortkwtch, farther paitictilars may be obtained.

May be viewed on the morning of sale, when catalogues may
he had on the premises, or of-Mr. Byron!, at his Rooms, Cla)
ton-square, on Thursday preceding the sale.

WINE•AN S PIRIT VAULTS DICKENSON-
S TREE 7, PA R K-L AN E.
BV;111r.• BACH,
On .THcasnarnext, the 21st inst ;at six o'clock in the evening,
on the Premises,
0111 HE LEASE, FIXTUH ES; and GOOD-WILL,of the
• 1_ -• "CROWN Wittsi.ainl SPIRIT VAULTS," forming the cor-
ner of Dickenson-street and Park-lane, with an excellent
,DWELLING-HOUSE attached, now and for several years
past in successful business, iii the occupation of N r.lohn Gilbert,
whn is retiring.
The Fixtures are quite modern, and include a handsome Ma-
hogany angular Serving-mower,. 'Six-pull Beer-engine; two
Sets of Spirit-fountains, Eight-day Timepiece, Stock and Store
Casks, Copper Funnels, Measnres, and 'all Utensils of Trade,
fit for instant operation.
The situation cottunands considerable influence over the trade
of four sheets, of very great thoroughfare to and from several'
of the Docks, Custotn-house, &c., and is surrounded by lodging
and boarding houses, which this Establishineut mainly supplies,.
and is one of the best Dram-shops •in towm
Trade all ready money, and quite independent. . Rent of the
,wholel.loo per annum, with a:Lease for 7 or 14 years. • 1
1910aolikrdji2a(r),tiAcurchan(sie7ne(rl
ifmboyetter, post-paid) to the Auctioneer,

L I. E-1? I' 0 0 L.
By N11:.13ACII,
Ou FRIDAY ne ' the 221 lost., at six o'clock in the evening, On
the eruu--s. C,ive u-street., Loudoa,road,
ITITI ELE E,' V I xTu WES, .and GOOD- W ILL, of .the
it Family ' etail \V 1N E and STIR IT VAULTS, knikwit as
the "GOLDEN ELLeitysf," Craven-street, London-r9itti, lead-
ing to the Liverpool Zoological Cardeus, with n.v r.i.Golumo"
eii
thous House, haviug 4 priyate 'ant ratice from ,Cra. tt-4tter.t, for
the Inst five years In excellent Business, ill k 4 .posse"io" "1'
Mr. 11. Head Who is retirinir . r
The' Fittings are of a super ;or ord -r, and quite complete, will,
put any further outlay, and eir,bi ace all 13o,itiess-Ilk' Utensi,s,
with a twenty-six-feet Mahogany Counter, Six-pull Beer-engine,
'Double'Set of Fountaiu•taps, Sic. Gas-lights, Signs, Eight-day
.
Timepiece.' &e.., &e.
. .
. .
The situation is healthy and pleasant, forms a handspine..Cor,
ner EstablishMent, in an excellent thoroughfare, and the Trade
is exclus'i'vely Counter and • .POttle, perfectly independent, •and
conducted at a trifling expense, and the entire Bent is only £BO,
'with an unexpired term of sixteen years. „ . -
For further
2o Arei)iadre, t
particulars apply,
.( pos t-p a id) to the AUCTIONEER,
19 and
~,'

NEW 'BRI(;HTON.
Peremptoiily,—On F HID AY, the '29th inst. at fire o'clock in.the
afternoon, at the Egreinout Hotel, in Liscard, in the county
of Chester.
AVERY eligible Freehold Cloie of LAND, near to New
Bilghton, in Liscard aforesaid, situate On the north side
of the public'road leading from the shore to Wallasey, contain-'
ing- la. 2r. 2p. of land, comprising dplot or area of 7,315 super-
ficlaryards... or thereabouts, bounded eastwardly by the Mes-
sone and Plantations iu the occupation Of Bateson, Esq.,
westwardly by Land now or late belonging to the Representa-
tives of the late.Mr: John Dean', and on the south by the;Said
public road.
The property is within 'five-minutes' walk from New Brighton,
in a rapidly' improving, and respectable neighbourhood, coin-
manding'exten'sive land' and sea views; and 'is very eligibly
situated for building upon.
• For further particulars apply to Messrs. LEIGH and Sax.-
-bans,' Solicitors, Basnett-street, or Mr. I)A
rl> s, Solicitor,'
Clarendon-buildings, where a Plan may be seen.
.

HEIGHTS-OF 'ABRAHAM, •
MATLOCK BATH, D E 1?B 11 IRE,
On MoNnivr, the 30th day of July next, at Twelve o'clock at
Noon, at the House of Mrs. Cuinming,s, the Old Bath hotel,
Matlock Bath, (unless previously disposed of by Private
Contract, of which due notice will be given,) in one or more
Lois; to suit the convenience of purchasers,
rlpH E beautiful and lucrative Estate,"well-known as the
' HEIGHTS OF ABRAHAM, situated at Matlock Bath,
the most romantic and picturesque part of Derbyshire, con.
twining about 33 Acres, covered with the tinett•Larch and other
Timbet, of from 30 to 60 years' growth. IJ n the Heights are
Two delightful Residences, having a Southfrn aspect,itud com-
pletely sheltered from the north and east: The principal
Residence is called the Lowell TowEit, built iti the Castellated
Style,- which harniouiies so well with the surrounding Scenery,
and was for some time the favourite retreat of the celebrated
Author of " Engladd' and • the English," part of which work
was written within its walls. Detached are excellent Stables,
Coach-house, Gaetten; and Orchard. The' other, called the
UPPER Towsa, 'in the same Style, has every convenience
suitable for a !mall family. There are also Two COTTAGES
upon the Heights, *Welt at all times meet 'With respectable
Tenants.
' To attempt any description of this far-famed spot would be to
trench upon the province'of (be Tourist; the'thounds are laid
out in the Most diversified manner; with broad Gravel Walks,.
'and command;ng,, from every point, the. most delightful Views
of the lovely Vale of )Matlock. The IitrL4ND,CAvEttN, one
'of the largest in the Kingdom, is situate in the midst of these
'Grounds, and Tourists visiting Derbyshire rarely omit seeing
this WoNDER-or'ttig Resit. •
-.One of the greatest attractions of the Invalid to Matlock is
ita,HoT BaTils; and within'this Estate is a Spring, thetemper-
e
aemlßronaxctstdpi urkxlertnecoadatnsoavi ;be:NIT'
-Cavern
pefell adhorsc.talraoeti
considerablef us,s source
witbf,rpceurrel
iadn,hegtaire,srsroobmb epnvy
reeoo.v
will
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akcnetteidhonoeuttd,rohsyeifl
a):eurinuot ecir,pp,
fourteen
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Proprietor.
too,
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aahAtt
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if. desired. • wares',
. _ _

• IThe.•Ntriit Midland Railway rats Within 'seven' miles of
MatMek.Bath. and the Mail and three Cot:idles travel daily to
and from London, Manchester, Nottingham; and Sheffield.
The Estate maybe viewed on application being made at the
Upper Tower. •
Particulars may be 'bad one month previous to the Sale, at
the principal Inns at Manchester, 'Liverpool; Birmintirtm, and
Sheffield, of Messrs. A DLINGTON and Co., Solicitors, Bedford-
row, London; of Mr: CRESSWEL 1.4 Land Agent, IdericlgehaY,
near Wit ksworth ; of Mr. GILBERT, Solicitor, Matlock Bath;
and of Mr. ca•es.ltsrv, Solicitor, Wirksworth, at whose Office
Plans of the Eistate, may be seen.
ll'irksworth, 25th May; 1838. •

. .
AT
4O S. LE MAY. SURPEON-DENTiT, from the
Firm of LE DRAY & CO.. London.

SCURVY IN THE GU:IIS EFFECTUALLY REMOVED
ARTIFICIAL TEETH, SUPPLIED,
wITHoUT WIRES, SPRINGS, Olt CI.ASPS,
LOOSE TEE 'l' fl FAST b
.
ANT) pIO,ING- DEcAYED TEETH wITH MINERAL HA RIOORA:TUAL
MONS. LP :DRAY & CO., Snt,geon Dentist, respectfully
inform the nobility, gentry, an inhabitants cif Lieverpool,an4 ifs
vicinity, that they have opened an Establish ent permanently,
at N0.'38, SEEL-STREET,
,eight doe rom beiry7street.
They continue to fill up ihe eattittes of ecased teeth with the
Mineral Marmoratum,.without the lea pain, heat, or,pressure,
it is placed into the cavity in an almost liquittstate, and in a few
Seconds, gels hard, preventing and curing the tootli-ache, ar-
resting all further progress of decay, and rendering the operation'
of extraction unnecessary.
.The mineral not only converts a
mere shell iate,a sound and. useful tooth, ,but by completely
stopping up the cavity prevents effectually that unpleasanttaint
of the breath which invariably accompanies a decayed tooth.
Among the various dikfiders of the teeth and gums, there is
none more destructive in their effects, or. more generally pre-
valeut than scurry, and it is, well ktiown that the loss of teeth,
arises more from this cause than any other. It affects iadivi-,
duals Of all ages and of all Constitutions, and is. the primary
Cause of, tooth ache and decay; to those sO,affected Mons. Le
.Dray & Co;bare to inform them, that they
,cen effectually re-
move this destructive complaint by a single applic:ation without
the slightest ' •
Artificial and n:iturarteeth; of surpassing beauty, fixed .from
obe to a complete Set, wit heat extracting' the, or giving any
pain, without spiingS, wires, or ligotores, answering all the pur-
poses ofmastication and artienlation,.remhining'perfeetly secure
to their places, and may be taken out and riplaced by the wear-•
er with the greatest facility,—at the following Paris charges:—
A single Artificial' Tooth ~ E 0 10 0
A complete Set
A complete Set of Natural Teeth on fine
gold plate l5 0
,A'n entire. Set of Natural or Teruo •
tallic Teeth, highly finished, in the first
style, With fine, gold sockets, usually
~ •
charged Forty Guineas • 211.. () t)
Loose
And eltedeetfilit.fiaesuteieteiesd nfapa
risliantg,:.,eiritebte,traf4rititymr.:elamev,(4}ietsde.aseA,
cury,
trrttt out itt d'vpair :r,topc)flplle.d ,fit,the month', aod restOred.l
enyi) beilui,y,and'.durahility, to their
ance from.nine-till,Sevey, and on Sundaca ffem niue,till tete.,
NO.' 38, Seel-street, Tight Doors from ilerry-street;Liverpool.

1 rif.) HOTEL KEEPERS.—To be LET, onf Lease- (with
..''present pos:iesslun,) the New and Elegant latlrge RA-MILY
HOTEL, on the Cheshire Shore, opposite,Liverpool, between
Egreino,nt and New Brighton, c:illed the UGYAL LISCARD
HOTEL, of ample dimensions toi it,cooiiderable. business, re-
-I.,cently tittt-1 up in a stiperior, style itiAll.respecta, With Hot,
CUld, and Shower Baths, and eveiy otter requisite for such au
estahlishnaent,„ and now tendy fur:immediate occupation, with
extensive Piaaspre Grounds attaclied,.and :with or,wi,lbout the
l'new Tap Apartment lately -added thereto, and the (tight of
Ferry, hit. which..it tjrantirvin_the.CXnusnda_obfaineri,__. .
A superior :Hotel, or more interesting
.Situkttiorz fur Scenery,
Sea Bathing, Recreation, ant Residence.. is.not, to be met with,
and a respectable tenant wilt be liberally dealt with.
For cards to view, and all other particulars, apply to Mr.
Davies, Solicitor, Clarendon-Buildings, Liverpool.
*** Post letters must be paid.

• ' .GItESFORD LODGE, FkJ4IO,S)rfED,
MO be LET, from year to year, and entered ,in immediately,
that elegant and much admired restOfice, called GK ES-
•FORD LODGE, completely purnishefl,, it for.,the•reeeptinu of
a Family idclistinct ion ;. e.iimpriisingrSiudy„!Arefikfast,
'and' Drawing Rooms,. lloio,ekeeper's I.t.oton,,,ervatits' .•1-lail,
Lanti,y, six goMfßed-roolus,,three I)ressing-rnorns, Servants'
Ronal, four Attics, aud eery ogler convenience, together. with
Plantations, Pleasure G,roptids,„ Six-stalled StaLce, Double
Coach-house, Granary, 'Ely°, Acres:of .Walled Gardens, Hot-
house, Ice-house, &c., With ,or without,Land,
Tbe,premises are imperfect order, situation, beautiful and de-•
sirable, having the river Allyn Meandering through its park-like
grounds, in front of the Mausion, with "other delightful objects
too numerous to insert in a limited advertisement, and can only
be duly appreciated by, visiting the, spot. Oresfirri Lodge is
eight in from. Ch,,e!gr, three from Wrexham; and a conveni-
ent distance for
Ahy Gentleman taking it may be accommodated withlhe
Rshwiiiog overas; the Property, and for particulars apply to Mr.
OWE, Malp Cheshire.
letters must be pout paid,, and for vie,,vity, the.
place a ticket ming•be obtained' from Mr. lt6tve.