The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-10 00:00:00

To be• *At.

TO be LET; that old-established PUBLIC-HOUSE, with
SPIRIT VAULT attached, known 'bv Ore-Sign of the
SPORTSMAN'S ARMS," in a densely populated neighbourhood,
and one of the best situations in town. 1,4-imn the commanding,
situation it otfirs a most desirable opponnnity for any person
desirous of having a first-rate Counter Trade.
Por particulars apply to Mr. G. W. Noon, on the Premises,
Limekiln-lane.

DEVONSHIRE-PLACE. DIRK LE.
Tbe LET, and may he entered upon it tediately, a good
DWEL L N G-H OUSE, containit 'wo Parlours, Five
Bed Rootns, Kitchen i Scullery, &e., wit a large Garden, and
Two-stalled Stable, late in the,possession of John Harrop,
9. Rent, .£4s.—Apply to Mr. MICHAEL Woons, Nos. 38
'lna 39; Higlifield-street, Liverpool.:

TO _HOTEL KEEPERS.
• ISLE. OF MAN. •
To be LET; FurniShed, and entered upon immediately, that
Splendid'. Establishment ia the Isle of an, THE
"A sTL-E MONA. HOTEL.
The Edifice, winch is situate on. the mar • of the beautiful
Bay of Douglas, was erected by the 'at ke of Athol, for his
Is)°,11 residence, 'at an expense. and has been converted
l
Y the present Proprietor into an Hotel, for the reception of the
numerous Visitors who annually frequent the Island.
s The Entertaining
.Roorns are spacious and lofty, and the
leerhiz Apartments of the Building are capable of containing
tlf_ariv 120 Beds. The Grounds are tastefully laid out, and the
walks among tbe'Plantations are romantic and extensive, In
Garden, which contains four acres, there is,a Hothouse,
r''Pery, and-Pinery. The CoaCh-houses and tablesp are of
etrusiderable extent. and the finest Water is.7;conveyed in
This
-by pips 'through all the premises.
„,rti his Island e,njoys many
.peculiar advantages, is free from
xation and Hates, and 'being surrounded bv, and not far
oistant from England. Wales. Ireland. and Scotland, from all
~(..,he places there is' cheap and ready ;access by .Steain-
!;:sit ts. It may, be Said confidently: there is not a more
y, irable Residence for Sea Bathing in Great Britain than
uectle Mona.or
lette particulars as to termg. &c. application to be made. (by
r' Post-Paid,) to THOMAS HUTCHINSON. Es., Bemahague,
of Man, or JAMES Qvutic, Esq., High Bailiff, Douglas.

To-m (J e Row, (Wednesday,) the 11th instant atTwelve o'clock;
at Bateson and Florsfalt's Office, Low Castle-street,
' 'B2 Bales of SEN . •
Ex Huddersfield, from Bombay. Ap yto Messrs. AtsroN,
FIND AY, and Cu, Merchants, or • •
BATE,SON and HORSFALL, Brokers.

To-MORROW, (Wednesilay,) the 11th instant, One o'clock, at
Buchanan and Browne's Office, Old 11-street,
• 133 Tons Cuba PUS' ,
7 Tons BRAZILIf, ro,
,nding ex F.upheMia, from Nassau, ea t side George's Dock.
Apply to Messts. ALEX. DENNISTOUN and Co., Merchants, or
INCIIANAN and BROWNIE., Brokers.

..
frit/lout' liexeroe,,,
sionnow, (Wednesday,) the .llth- Instant, on board , the
vessel, if -not previously disposed of by
Bprivate contract,
The beautiful Packet-built Brazilian rig.MARIA,
, ....._ 192 tons regiSter; Coppered a a very heavily copper-
' -41,4:1 fastened, and extraordina - *ell found witlaall kinds
''''" of necessary stores. This v asel is peculiarly adapted
any trade requiring a light
.draft of wE.ter; and as. she car-
ries a large cargo, and can be sent to sea at a trifling expense,
she is well worthy The attention of the public. Title deeds may
be seen at the ofce of the Brazilian Consul, Chapel walks.--
For further pattiCulars apply on bOard, south end Salthouse
Dock, or to ' ' WILLIAM GLEN MATTRIE.