The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-03-11 00:00:00

Enourance Notireo.

PROTECTOR AND P !NEN lX FIRE OF 'ICES.
Directors of the PIICENIX FIRE OF .1C E beg to
_I inform the Public, that the Easiness and. nterests of the
two Companies being now united under an ar ngement made
with the Proprietors respectively, the Office • f the two Ciiinpa-
nies will remain open as heretofore, fort e ranting and renew-
ing of Fire Insurances. PtiCEN ix or P ii;cTon Policies and
Receipts will be issued at the option of e Parties insured.
No extra expense of any kind will attend the exchange of
PROTECTOR for P WEN Ix Policies.
The Directors of the two Companies will feel obliged to persons
insured in the PROTECTOR Office for the favour of an early
transfer of their Insurances, signifying any alterations that they
may wish to effect in the same.
Farming Stock is insured wilhout the AverageAlause.

PROTECTOR FIRE INSURANCE CO ANY,
No. 35, Old Jewry, London; Regent-street, co ter of Jernlyn-
street, Westminster; and Ife/tingten-sere , Soulhwark.
CAPITAL, £5.000,(
IVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, t t Insurances which
1:11 expire at LADY DAY next, shook be renewed withio
fifteen days thereafter, or they will become void,
Receipts for such Renewals are now ready at the above
Offices, and with the respective Agents to the Company
throughout the United Kingdom.
WILMER HARRIS, Secretary.
WIDOW SUTTON anti SONS, Agents,
17, Exchange-street East, Liverpool.

LOT 3.
63 Oak Trees and 6 Crphers, numbered froth 1 to 63
7 'Syea:nore do. and 1 Cypher, •••• 1 to 7 '
8 Beech do. .... ... • •••• 1 to 8
10 Elul do. .... .. • • .... 1 to 10
2 Willow do. .... .... .... 1 to 2
5 Alder do. .... .... .• .. 1 to 5
12 Poplar do. and L Cypiwr, - .... Ito 12
1 Merry Tice .... c.. •• • . 1
LOT 4.
42 Oak Trees and 2 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to 42
I Ash Tree •••• •••• .... 1
7 Poplar Trees, .... 1 to 7
2 Willow do. .... 1 to 2
1 Sscamore Tree „ ••• ..•• 1
Lots 3 and 4 are growing in,aTsC7pice called Crow-wood, and
Landi adjoining.
LOT'S:

32 Oak Trees and '4 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to 32
81 Ash do. and 3 do. .... Ito 81
17 Poplar do. and 1 do. .... Ito 17
7 Willow do. .... •••• .... 1 to 7
15 Alder do. •.•• •••• •••• 1 to 15
The foregoing 5 Lots are growing on an Estate called lj'ra-
keth Hail, in the occupation of Mr..l, Robinson.
LOT 6.

48 Oak Trees and 23 Cyphers,' numbered from. Ito 48
24 Ash do. and 3 do. •••• Ito 2-1
73 Poplar do. and 4 do. •••• ' Ito 73
17 Willow do. and 1 do. •••• Ito 17
8 Aider do'. and 1 do. •.•• Ito 8
This Lot-is growing on Lands in Sankey, in the occupation
of Mr. P. Duinville.

• LOT 7.
77 Oak Trees and 19 Cyphers, numbered from Ito 77
27 Ash do. and 10 do. •. .. Ito 27
8 Poplar do. and 1 do. .... Ito 8
5 Willow do. .'.;.. .... .... Ito 5
5 Abler do. .... .... .... 1 to 5
1 Sycamore Tree .... .. . 1
This Lot is growing on the Wash Farm, in Sankey, in the
occupation of Mr. Pemberton.

LOT 8.
13 Oak Trees and 1 Cypher, numbered from 1 to 13
8 Ash do. and 3 do. .... 1 to 8
25 Poplar do. and 2 do. .... Ito 25
7 Alder do. ... .. .... 1 to 7
51 Oak do. and 12 do. •••• Ito 51
2 Ash do. .... .... .... I to 2
8 Alder do ' .... 1 to 8
1 Poplar Tree .... •••• • ••• 1
This Lot is growing on Lands iu Sankey, in the occupation
of J. Seed and S. Parsonage.
LoT 9.

A quantity of Thinnings, consisting of Elm, Sycamore, Lime,
Beech, &c,, 321 in number, marled thus X, growing in Plan-
tations near the Wash Farm..

The above valuable Timber is scribe-marked, and well wor-
thy the attention or Timber Merchants, Ship Builders, and.
others. It is conveniently situated for Land and Water Car-
riage, the whole of the Timber is about one mile and a half from
Warrington ; a great pait of it is on the Banks of the Sankey
Navigation, and the remainder near the Turnpike Road lead-
ing from Warrington to Liverpool.
M'r. J. ROBINSON will shore Lots 1,2, 3,4, and 5, and Mr. P.
DCAIVILLE Lots 6,7, 8, and 9; and further particulars may be
had by applying to T. BowKER, Timber Valuer, Warrington'
or at the Office of Messrs. HA Yps and PEML3ERTON, Solicitors)
Prescot.

LADY, long accustomed to Tuition,. educated u r the
first London Alas; ers, and who has been Much in e society
of Parisians, is desirous of obtaining a Situation • , GO VElt.
NESS in a Gentlethan's Family. The Ad e iser feels coin-
potent to undertake Without the assistance Masters, Music
and Thorough Bass, French, Italian, Dr, wing, Geography,
Astronomy, and the Use of the Globes. _English Composition,
with the usual routine of a Solid and Polished Edue.ation.
Letters addressed (post paid) D. G., Postoflice, M ild. /

CALEDONIAN FREE-SCHOOL.
it MISTRESS is WANTgD for. the GI S OOL
after the Midsummer Holydays. She must 'e a good
A,-Idress, and have been accustomed to leach Rea g, Writing,
Arithmetic, Knitting, and Sewing. Aku w ge of Sacred
Music, sufficient for instructing the Childr n the simple but
expressive Psalmody of the Church of 'cotliind, will have
weight in the appointment. The Stipend is £5O per annum.
Applications for the Situation,
.with Testitn,nials, must be
left, on or .before the 31st March, at the Committee-room, Old-
ham-street, addressed to the President, and post paid if by
letter.

JAMES ROBERTSON, Secretary.

lit March, 1836.

TruisT MONEY.
TO be LENT, the SUM of £lO,OOO, i ums of £5OO, and
not exceeding £3,000. Interest I rto 4 per Cent., ac-
cording to the nature of the security.
Apply to Air. E. IL KENNEY, Solicitor. 21, Loq.

NOTICE.
ririHE SALE of the WINE and .IT VAULT, in
J Cleveland-square, advertised for e 29th instant, will
not take place, the same having been Sold by PrivatOreaty.
THOMAS TOCLAHN, 49, P}cfk-laue.

10th March, 1836,

Dery RETURN CHARIOT TO LO ON.
A NY Gentiemman or Family may be ceommodated with
1.-31 - the above, with or without a Sery ,Tree of any char
by applying at the Bar of the Adelphi I otel.

BENEVOLENT SOCIETY AND FREE SCII LOF
Sl'. PATRICK.
AT an ADJOURNED MEETING, of (beC MITTEE,
held this 7th d.tv or March, 1836,-
wrwivli Bri3OWN, ESQ., Pa !DENT,
• • lii the Chair.
Resolced—That in the opinion of this
.9mmittee it is expe-
dient that no' Public ginner'sliall tape k coon the 17th instant,
Resolved—That this Committed feel' called upon to respect the
late deciSiori oT the GoVernment as to the abolition of party
societies; and that, tO. avoid even the senibl,inee of party colour
in a charitable institution, ordered that none of the children be
permitted to apkar at the School, on the 17th instant, in ribbons,
scarfs. &c. ; and, furt hoe, this Committee respectfully suggest to
their countrymen the propriety of their abstaining from parad-
ing the streets, in processsion, on St. Patlick's day, as on former
occasions.
N.B.—The ANNUAL EXAMINATION of The Pupils
will take place in the Schools of " The Benevolent Society of St.
Patrick," Pleasant-street, on THURSDAY, the t7th instant, at
Eleven o'clock in the Morning, when the Friends and Supporters
of the Charity are respectfully requested to attend.
EtttOWN, Chairman.

Liverpool, 'Hardt 7th, 1836,