The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-24 00:00:00

IRON'FOUNDRY

rpo be LET, and entered ,upon immediately, The PHCE-
-jl NIX IRON FOUNDRI, situate in Miudlewich in the
county. of Chester, late in the tinkling of 'Messrs, Eaton, &
comprising, Moulding, Shop 48 feet bv 30, Engine y-
Mg Stove, Borelng, Tot ning, and Siniths' -Shits Alithvi iglus'
.Work Room, Office, Powerful Crane, &e., a a Comniodious
Yard.
Also; belonging ant adjoining the 6,- Two convenient
DWELLING-HOUSES, with suitable Offices, and an excel-
lent Walled Garden well stocked with choice Fruit Trees.
The above Premises are couvenient:y situated within a very
short,distance of the Trent and Mersey Canal; and the Middle-.
with branch of the Ellesmere and Chester Canal, adjoining
the Turnpike Road from London to Liverpool, and within
about two miles of the intended Birmingham and Liverpool
Railway. There is a plentiful supply of excellent water con-
veyed fiy Load pipes to d.fferent parts of the Premises. If
wished, the Premises would he let for a Tetm of Years.
. For. further Particulars and to treat, apply to Mr. JOHN,
SMITH, Oulton, near Newport, .Salop; or, to Mr. VAwnuEv,
Middlewich.
All Applications by Letter must be Post-paid.
dfiddleivich, 16th Feb.; 18:35.

TO .HOTEL KEEPERS.
J$L, E OF MAN. -
910 be LET, Furnished, and entered uponinuri iatelr, that
AA Splendid Establishment. in the . hale o .lan, THE
-CASTIA rsIONA HOTEL.
The Edifice, which. is situate on the mar n of the beautiful
Bay of Douglas, )4as erected by the late uke of Athol, lot his
,oby the
wiiresii4nesteicet , atau expense of £40,000 nd has been converted
Proprietor into an II t , for the reception-of the
numerous: Visiturs.who annuaily.fr lent the Island..
The Entertaining Rooms are acious and lofty, and the
Sleeping Apartments of the Building are capable of containing ,
nearly 120 Beds. The Grounds are tastefully laid out, and the
Walks among the Plantations are romantic and extensive. In,
the Garden, which contains four acres, there is. a llothouse,','
Grapery, and Vinery. The Coach-houses and Stables are of,
considerable extent, and the finest Water is conveyed -in
abundance,by pipes through all hip premises.
• This Island enjoys many pecuiiar adiantages, is free from
Taxation and Rates, and :being surrounded bv, and not far
distant from England, Wales, Ireland, and Scotland, from .all
which. places there is a cheap, and ready access by Steam-.
packets.. It may be said confidently, there is not a Mole
desirable Residence for Sea Bathing in Great Britain than
Castle Mona. - ,

For particulars as to terms, &c. application to he wade (hy
letter, post-paid,to THOMAS IItTCUINSON, .kletnahugue,
Isle of .l%lau,
orJAMES QCIAK, Esq., ii:1) Bailiff, Douglas.

go b Doer..

• -14 order of the tutees of the late Sir Stizoljurd•ltliles.
MO be SOLD, by Paivark: Coiarit:tcr, a capital7,llEE-
HOLD RESIOENCE and small part :COPY HOLD
ESTATE, at II tonw 000-ntLt., en. the borders of Hertford-
shire, a short distance from Hendon, and :Only twelve miles
from London.-' Possession may be hid at Jiady:daV next.
This beautiful Mansion is seated upoi a tine bold' Lawn,
commanding the most extensive views,. t surrounded by about
88 Acres of rich Pastureland, formic a beautiful Park, nil
studded with Ornamehtal Trees, and irted oa thy, "Ruth 'by a
beit containing coutaining about Acrei of thtiving Timber,
partly surrounded and intersected by gravelled-and shrubbery
Walks, of the most retired and detigatfid_ description. The
Mansion is approached by a Carriage-drive throtigh a Planta-
tion.of scarce, flowering, and other shrubs; it presents a hand-
some, uniform elevation, and contains numerous principal and
secondary S:eepit*roonis, with suitable Dressing-rooms, noble
Drawing and Dining Roems, the latter 3l fret by 18. and Li-
brary, all open to the Pleasure-grounds,; Gentlemenroorns,
Breakfast.room, capital Entrance-hall, excellent attached and
detached Offices of every description ; Coach-houses
,and. Stu.-
bling for 10 Horses; capital walled Garden, containarg about
Acre, fully planted with standard and trained Fruit Trees, in
full bearing', with Forcing-house, Vinery, Melon-ground, Gar-
dener's-houSe, Ice-house, and all agricultural buildings in a
good state of repair.
Also, the RISING SUN PUBLIC-HOUSE, on which a con-
siderable.sum has been laid out, and COTTAGES, ill of which
are always tenanted.
The foregoing is bounded on the south by the public road
from Edgeware to Barnet. .
Also, to be Sold, on the south side of the toad, 33a. la. 3'Jr.
of rich Pasture LAND, with a convenient FARM-HOUSE,
and all rquisite Outbuildings, and Three COTTAGES, re-
cently_put into repair, There is a delightful situation on this
portion of the Property fur erecting a Vila, it commanding
most extensive Views.

The above will either be sold separately or with the Mansion.
For further particulars apply (if by letter, post-paid,) to
Messrs. Aston v and Coi.Es, Solicitors, 'lhroginorton-street, or
Dickson and BELL, Laud Agents and Auetwneers, 13, Lulu-
burd-street, London. For Tickets to vie 'apply to Dickson
and Bell.
,E.--iftb Viet:

rllO be SOLD or 1,1,4;T, an e •ellent HOUSE, suitable for
the accommodation of ala e Family, with a Coich-house
and Stable-, a Cow-house, and ther Outbuildings; with a large
walled Garden, well-Stocked th even' descrililion of fruit-trees
and bushes; and also a few ores of Land, s►tuated in Lodge-
lane, about two nines and half from the Liverpool Exchange.
The purchaser may retui'i wo-thirds of the purchase money tin
Alortgare, and, if requited, the Furniture will be Sold ut a fair
Valuation.

For turthr particular,: 'apply to Sielsrs. DOCGL AS, FRASER,
anti Co., North Joon-street.

. • . CHARITY. BALL.
Patron of the Charity, CHARLES STANDISH,
• - Standish Hall.
'ANNUAL B LL, in i of the Funds of. the
CATHOLIC CHARITY S 00L, Copperas-hiil, n
take place at the ADELPH . Tins EVLS I N
(Tize.;day,) the 2,11 h .instant, er the •pat ronage cf
His (.Irace the tki, Of. Noll-FOLK.
II is Ex'celleiicv the Mar4)4IIYOLIVE.IIIA, London.
Liird. F. EGELITON, • "
Sri T. S. M. STAN LEY, Bdrt., I rootan-balL
Sir It: B. WILLIAMS. kiI:LEELY, „Bart., ALP.
W. E %VA lIT, .
T.' T 1-10 It LY, 11,1 , ALP.
T. T. 13N11 -N
.• .
W. BLU.NDE LT.; Crd;7ll-hall.
• .
R. lit/ 1' . ,Esq .
ED ILO UHALONER. Etzg.
PATT.IBONT- ELLA MES, 4.4., miciton44.
Huai-v.-JONES, Esq.
FRANCIS JORDAN. Esq.
B. HEYWOOD, Esq.,-Claremont.
JOUN LEIGH. L'sq., Moor-hall.
JAMES MORRIS,- Esq., 'London.
C. 01111 E LL, 13 aCktiroolie.
NICI.ICLAS ROSN.ELL,
THOMAS SIONOR, Esq., Stonor-pack.
HE.f., Tu. RN E It, Esq.
T. J. TRAFFO4D,.EiI., 'Craffo'td•park.
Da..l4:•ing. to comnp,nce at Niue tr'cl&k.
F's. each, (Ificluding refresh tin be had at the
A DELPICI H 0 TE L.; Mr. Dtirsos's, Ilo'Al-street; 'Air: tmies,
Church-Street i'theß.i:z.% A it, ChurCh-street; and Mest4s.
and DI:t:KWONTII'S, Caste-street. _

N.T.—Carriiies to set doWn with the horses' heads towards
Moitnt-j)itzisaßt.
Co, b'riia? 9'; '18:-;5.

ST. DAVID'S DAY.
rriIIE ANNIVERSARY of:ST. DI 'S 'DAY be
celebrated on MolsioAy, the '.!‘i areh next, when the
Directors and friends of the will at,
tend Divine Woigap at S. C111;11C11, t<hetethe
Service will be fend in the tic:lent Biitish Liin,znige;, after
which it Sermon twill he preached in Euelish, by the Itev.ltot,
RENT DAVIS.'ki M.A., Minisier of "St. Davi.i's Church. and
Collection made lir the'lieticfit or the Schools.

Aft'er Service the Annual Examination of the Children will
take "dace -in the ititssen,treeti to which the
Friends of the Instatition tire invited., 'rickets sinas
be had on al,plicatiuu to the‘Master tit tite School,
'The Directors and Friends of th'e' Welsh Ch;ir,ity Schools will
afterwards PINE together at the Ancient .Dinner
on the Table-at:Six precisely.
' GEORGE GRIPFITII, Esq., of Garn, -President,
JOFIN enthEirroN, Esq., Vire-Ptesident.
TicketS, `Olsz GLINEA each, to be 'hial at the 13,ir' of the
Hotel.

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AVANTED, in a vstnall
r kept, a HOUSEMAID. /
racier from her last place will hi
PERRY, Church-street, Everton.

st valuable
ler ce.:417, (4,kr 7
1.; .4..

£BO,OO
"UVANTED iiiinsidiafgy, on 1 rre of a ,
1Y V' Freehold and Tithe-free ze, at r
)-ears certain.H-!Aliply at the Stan rd.( :1

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PUR:CIIASE,p t
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warrankd perfect, and in good Iri.rkiij
-Box X, 9, l'o§tofdce, Liverpou!.

E7or,e power
IIaL(a1)(* ,i
urtler.—Apply by letter,

To CLERGYMEN AND OTH FRS.
A MIDDLE:AGED-GEN ILEMAN, o Jrnestic 1a i
11 is desirous, for the Saxe of society, of coining' au inutile.
in a small genteel Family, where lie wm' e treated as alrietul:
• A pleasant Country' gesideuce, a• a respectable Clergy-
man's Family*Ould be preferred.
Letters (post=paid) stating terms arcs other particulars, ad=
dressed to Mr. IionEUT GA-Ya, NO. 2;1, Union-place, Edinburgh;
will be immediately. attended to.

BOARD AND LODGING W NTED.
ANTED, iu the neigimourimo of Islington, or the
Laihdirn 'Road, in a r stable Private
there there ae no other Boarders L ,dgei BOAAD and
LODGING fora Gentleman and hi Son: Ono Large, or Two
Intjdeitite sized Bed Rooms, together with a .separ.ite Sitting
Wrm, will be required. The Terms must be moderate, and
References ihe most unexceptionable. will be required and
The distance from the Exchange Must not he vrearer
than Stafford-street. Apply to it. W. P., STANDARD OFFICE.

Nttu i)ablication

• . . Lately published, prick
rir LORD'S DAY,-eontaining
I Duty and Bles::edness of a lioiv
tido Sahhath.. By 4 LAYMAN. p
Appeal," &c. •
" () Earth, earth, earth, hear the word of the Lord!"
Sold by Jos, Davenport, litinelagh-street, Liverpool; Seeley
and Sous,
,Fleet-street, London ; •and 11. Bellerby, York.

,criptural View of thel
IhNervance of the Cl►risi
Thor of "The Christiauss!

•
THE COTTON MANUFACT E.
February 21st was published, in One thick avo volume, with
upwards of 30 Engravings price 15., mund in cloth.
STORY of the COTTON ANUFAOI URE in
inir
GREAT BRITAIN ; \kith a tire of its Pally Ilistory
in the East, and in all the Quarters the Glohe; a I.);!scriptioii
of the irreat Alcchanical Inven s which have caused its on-
exampled extension in Britain intim View of the present state
of the
,Manufacture, and the Condition of the Classes 'engatted.
in its several Departments. By Eon ercn Es, ,
embellished and illustrated with Portraits of Inventors; Draw-
ings of Machinery, &c.

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A'hook whiclt is not only of infinite value to those who ore
engaged in the manufacture of which it treats; and those who
devote their attention especially to the political econoinV an
.commercial affairs of Great Britain. br.t is also; hip„ lv intereit-
lug to the general reader.—Alorning Ono/tick Feb. 12. •
'b;tition : 1 fisher. Sou, and 00. Liverpool : Win. Foulkes,
No. 1, Hunter-street.

fnottrana 2<rottcto.

scornsu AMICABLE. LIFE ASSU,
. , sociory, .
On the Muriel of thitEquitablv Ss*qi
JAMES J. DU CAN, ESA], hit

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06- London.
NAGER._

HEAD OFFICE, 147, BUCHANA N-S '' I,;ET, fi USG() If ".
eittiK
ai THIS Society divides the whole l'rof nting,t Cue Assured.
At last investigation these Pr . amountedlo One and
a Half per cent, per annum upon e a:noun' in.vrca..-- The
liimls of the Sccietyand the numb r of its Members ate ra-
pitLy.inveasing, Few Societies can hold out sit great, and
none greater, advantages than are offered to the Assured by this
SOciet v.
For'Prospeetuses, Tables of Bates, and every information,
apply to WILLIAM TAIIIIET, 11, Exchange.huildings,
Agent for the Society..et Liverpool;

EIiSIONARY INTEREST
ET Y.• •
•
—._.Tons.
Sands BePis. Esq. Charles Houghton,
John Chippendale, Esq. 'Edward Legh, Esq:
John Cole, Esq. • . • Peter Ogier, Esq.
Capt. Sir ;1. P.• Green, R.N. Joseph Woodhead, Esq.-
.'BANKEILS—NIessrs. ()mitts end, Co.

THE EQUITABLE REV
SOCI
DI REC

• - Soucrrou—Jolin 'Clayton sq.
SOC11;;TY ha. been' formed n. the PURCII Asp;
1 of REVERSIONARY PllO ARTY, INTE-
-11 EsTs, and ANNUITIES, and to,be located at the West
-End of the Town.
1 he Capital will consist of .00, in 3(loo,Shares of Ell)0
each, .E. 5 per Shure to be pair at the time of subscriiiing-, and
the remainder by insialmcn I not exceeding £5 each, as the
Directors shill bud good ortunities of investment.
The advantage to the-- site attending. the establishment of
Companies of this nutu is manifest. Persons having occa-
sion to dispose of their RewersiOuary Property, or Elie lute.:
rests, find a certain market4or them tylthout resorting to an
Auction—the exposure attending whisk', (independent of the
expense) might be seriously prejudicial; to them; and those
who' are possessed only of Life Interests,- and- cannot therefore,
short of selling them, raise money otherwise than byway of
Annuity, bare, by means of such Companies, an opportunity
of suppit ing their necessities upon fair and bouourabie terms.
The Company will be the purchasers of Ai!) properly -but•of
the best description, nor wilt they advance any money by way
of annuity but upon undoubted security; and they will con-
duct their business so as to relieve themselves front the possi-
bility of being charged with taking. advan:ege of the neces-
sities of those who may transact business anti them. There
is no necessity for any Over-reaching or utrfair conduct in order
to realize a fair profit from such a mode of employing capital.
The legitimate profits are known to men.of business to be very
considerable. •

The. Directors have reserved to their:sell the'POlver of in'
creasing their present number (eight) to nt.4 exceeding twelve.-
This power it is not, however, their intention to exercise nith'
out a manifest corresponding advantage to the Society, It 15
their determination to admit of no expense that is not neces-
sary for the efficiency of the establishment, in under that the
fullest possible extent of benefit may result to the Shatchulders'
from the investment of their capital.
Applications for Shares to he made to the Solicitor, Air.
CLAYTON, No. 10, Lancaster-place, Strand, London, of whom
a Pro'spectus and furrther particulais may be Obtained.