The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-03-01 00:00:00

*alto by Auction.

GENUINE COLLECTION OF CAPITAL PICTURES.
By 11r. RIME,
(
On THURSDAY next, the 7th instant, half-past Eleven o'clock,
at his Rooms, Church-str ,—without reserve,
A Select and very valuable ollection of PICTURES,
Ilk. principally of the Cabinet ize, by the most esteemed
Blasters of the Ancient and Modern Schools.
Further particulars of which will be given in future papers.
To be viewed on Wednesday next, the 6th, when Catalogues
may be had.

FREEHOLD ESTATES, MANSION, EXTENSIVE
LAKES, &c., DENBIGHSHIRE. ..
In the month of May next, will be offered by Auction, in
Denbigh,
rIPHAT well-known MANSION HOUSE and DEMESNE,
I called LLYSMETRCHIQN, in the Vale of Clwyd, two miles
from the town of Denbigh, and in the neighbourhood of the
best society. The House, Offices, &c., are replete with every
convenience for a large and wealthy family; they are situated
on an eminence, surrounded by fine Woods and Shrubberies,
ti,
beautifully laid out with walk which, with a stream of water
formed into Cascades, &c., through the grounds, consisting
of about thirty acres. Th adjoining Farm, called TY GWYN,
containing •forty acres, nd several Food Cottages, in the
Pandy, will be sold wi the above. The country abounds in
Game, and•there are Hounds, and excellent Fishing Streams
acent.
The following valuable Farms, &c.,
_ will be offered for sale at
the same time. They are well worthy of capitalists' attention
for investment.
Three separate FARMS. within eight-miles of fle tn.rvor
and borough town of benbigh, called HAVOD YR ONREN,
PARK Y MES, and WERN, containing together • about four
*hundred statute acres, exclusive of a valuable and extensive
Sheep Walk, on the Hiraethog Grousing Hills, attached to the
former farm. Also, all those parts of the Plas Chambeis
Demesne and Farms which lie below, or at the northeast side
of the turnpike-road from Denbigh to St.. Asaph, not quite a
mile from the former town, and close to Lime and Stone; the
culantity about one hundred and ten acres, well divided into
fields. There is not any building on this land; it possesses
excellent sites for Houses, with charming Views of the Vale,
the Flintshire Mountains, and the Sea. This property is only
a few miles from the town of Rhyl, from whence a steam-packet
sails daily for Liverpool.
The three beautiful and extensive LAKES, well stocked with
Fish, called LLLYN ALED, LLYN ALWEN, and LI.YN LLYM-
BREM, on the Hiraethog Hills, only eight miles from Denbigh.
Llyn Aled is nearly three miles in circumference; on its mar-
gin is an excellent House, with Stables, Boat-house, &c., and
sixty acres of enclosed Land, with an extensive Sheep Walk.
This is a delightful Summer Retreat. The other two Lakes
are not so large ; they are situated a very short distance from
the house, which is close to the turnpiko-road leading from
Denbigh to the great London and Holyhead-road; in tact all
the roads adjacent to the whole of the property now advertised
are excellent. There are two Cottages on Denbigh Castle Hill
also to be sold.
Particulars as to lots, &c. will appear in the newspapers one
month previous to the day of sale, should they not be sold in
the whole or in part in the meantime by private contract; as to
which, for Plans or any further information, application can be
made (post paid) to WM. CHAMBERS CHAMBERS, Esq., 75,
Stanley-street; or Messrs. WM. FOSBERY and Co., Merchants,
Liverpool; Mr. DOUGLAS GRESI.EY, 3, Tanfield-court, Temple,
or Messrs. MEYRICK and Cox, 17, Red Lion-square. London;
and to Messrs. EVANS and WILLIAMS, Solicitors, Denbigh.

At the sale of Dr. Adam Clarke's library, the works gene-
rally realised high prices. A beautiful copy of the Biblia
Sacra Polyglotta produced £57 155., another copy £42. On the
second day's sale several Wesleyan Ministers and Gentlemen
were presents The principal attraction with them appeared to
be the Biblia Sacra Hebraica, Gr. et Lat. Munster], vol. 1,
(Genesis to Kings) Basil, 1546. This was the copy of the Rev.
Samuel Wesley, sen., and is full of manuscript notes by him in
Lis own handwriting. It has also the autograph of J. `esley.
It was knocked down to T. Marriott, Esq., who, for his zeal in
collecting the works and papers of the Wesley family, together
with those connected with the rise of Methodism, may be styled
the Wesleyan antiquary.