The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-05-21 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL, BEAUMARIS, BANGOR, AND
MENAI-BRIDGE.
The powerful and fast-salting Steamer
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wtain HUNTER,
Will leave NICE'S PIER, LIVERPOOL, on
Alo EDNESD , and FRIDAYS, at Eleven o'clock in
the NErAirs, V
Morning;‘
an leave the MENAI-BRIDGE on TUES-
DAYS, THURS S, and SATURDAYS, at Ten o'clock in the
Morning.
At the Menai-bridge, apply
to Mr. ROBERT HUMPHREYS;
at Liverpool, to PRICE and CASE.

CLIFT-HOUSE, AND BEDMINSTER SHIP-YARD.

EDWIN NAISH is instructed by the Assig-
U nees (with the concurrence of the Mortgagees) of the
late Firm of Messrs. Acramans, Morgan, and Company, to
offer for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Commercial
Sale rooms, Corn-street, Bristol. on THURSDAY, the 27th day
of June next, at One o'clock in the Afternoon, (if not previously
disposed of by Private Contract,)
The extensive PREMISES known as IFT-HOUSE, and
the BEDMINSTER SHIP-YARD, ' ate in the parish of
Bedminster, in the city and co of Bristol, containing in
the whole nearly Fourteen res of LAND, part whereof,
about Four Acres, is het • Fee-Simple, and the residue is
Leasehold, under the flees of Saint Mary Redcliff Church
Lands, for a term 9 years, determinable with three lives,
subject to the y rent of 10s.
The Free d portion of the Premises comprises a capital
and commodious MANSION, for upwards of twenty years the
residence of the late Dowager Lady Smyth, called CLIFT-
HousE, delightfully situated on the banks of the Avon; with
Entrance Lodge, detached Cottage, Coach-house, extensive
Stabling, Gardens, Hothouses, Lawn, and Pleasure-ground,
with every requisite for Family convenience. And also a large
well-lighted Room, built for a Drawing-office.
The Leasehold comprises a large Ship-building Yard, adjoin-
ing, in part, to the turnpike road, with commodious Building
Slips on the bank of the river, a convenient Dweiling-house
and Offices, a substantially-built Modelling Loft (about 160 feet
long by about 45 feet wide), Clock Tower, Store-rooms, Work-
shops, and various other conveniences, suitable to the carrying
on an extensive and lucrative business, the whole being enclosed
on the land side by a lofty wall. Also a considerable quantity
of Pasture Land, adjoining the turnpike road, applicable to
Timber Yards, or any other purpose requiring room.
On one side of the Freehold Ground the Avon forms a creek,
through which a stream flows into the river, and on the bank
of which a substantial wharf of masonry has been constructed.
The opposite hank, and some land adjoining, have been pur-
chased for a long term of years, and may be included in the
sale, thus affording a site for extensive and valuable docks.
Several Steam vessels of large dimensions, amongst others
the Avon and: Severn, Royal Mail Steam Packet Company's
Ships, have been launched from these Premises, which offer a
most eligible opportunity for re-establishing a ship-building
business on an extensive scale, or for Coal or Timber Wharfs,
with all necessary conveniences, and an excellent Residence for
Proprietor.
The whole will be offered in one Lot, and, if not so Sold, the
Freehold portion will be put up separately, in one or more Lot
or Lots, and the Leasehold portion will also be put up sepa-
rately, in one or more Lot or Lots, according to plans to be
produced.
The Mansion-House is capable of conversion, at a very mo-
derate expense, into three convenient Dwelling-Houses, to
which good Gardens might be attached. The Coach-house and
Stables might, with equal facility, be divided into Seven Cot-
tages, to which the Land behind the same might be appended
for Gardens. Several eligible Sites might also be selected for
building. ;Fox division into Lots this Property is highly deserv-
ing the attention of Builders.
The Property may be viewed, by tickets, for which, and for
further particulars application may be made to the Auctioneer,
7, North-street,' Bristol; to THOMAS R. HurroN, -Esq., Offi-
cial Assignee; or to Messrs. OSBORNE, WARD and Co., or
JOHN KEELE HABERFIELD, Solicitors, Bristol.