The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-07 00:00:00

To tit ILO.

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rrio be LET
V
, contiguous to the Exchange, seferal SHEDS
and WARE HO SES, in excellent coidi ion, and adapted
-for every description of Goods. Rents nKcierate.—APPlY to
Mr. EDwikan PROUDFOOT, Crown Chambers, Redcross-street.

rllO be LET, either Furnished or Unfurnished, ands for the
spacious
_IL Summer, or by the Year, several elegant
and^GREMONT
DWELLING-HOUSES, delightfully situated
and the MAGAZINES. For large and respectable at.
and ibex
these
:ind beautiful
Residences are highly desirable, as they
f co
and floor Draw-
and extensive prospects, and contain on le..!ing. and Breakfast
ing-room, 73/4 yards long by 6 wide, with I)
Furniture is entirely
Rooms of suitable proportions; and the
new.
to Mr. W. BARTLEY, Egre-
mont; or Messrs
For further BARTLEYp aniculars app,. lv
A RosEaTs, Solicitors, Liverpool.

NEW BRIGHTON,ROcia POINT.
O Mbe LET, several HOUSES suitable for layge Families
and Lod
ging.hou.„_k_eeters, Furnished and Unfurnished,
admirably fitted up with Kite en Ranges, Register rates, Pa-
tent Pumps, &c. The
situation is beautiful, corn.' .nding a fine
view of the Ocean, the Mersey, the Dee, and t. Telsh Moun-
tains, with a plentiful supply of the finest Sp ,g Water, and a
beautiful shore to Bath on.
The Hotel will be open to receive C pany, and a Steam
Boat will run regularly through the seas, in fourteen days.
To BE LET, AT EVERTON,
The commodious SCHOOL-HOUSE, lately occupied by Mr.
llarris, with walled-round Garden and Play Ground ; the
Houe is sufficiently large for the accommodation of lot) young
ladies or gentlemen, with a large School-room and Orchestra,
and all other accommodation for a School and large Family.

ERTON LOGE,
The residence of Mr. E
on Athert, to be Let, either for the sum-
mer months, or a short term, Furnished or Unfurnished. The
House is handsomely Furnished, the Rooms large, and for con-
venience and, comfort there arc few can surpass it. Tnere are
three large Gardens, and three fine Graperies, with Stables,
Coach, and Cow Houses, Granaries, Hot, Cold, and Shower
Baths, &c.; it commands the view of the river Mersey, the
Cheshire shore, Welsh mountains, Re.
Apply to JAMES ATHERTON, or LAWEENCE MCRI'IIY, 21,
Athertou's Buildings, Dale-street.

IRELAND,—Province of Ulster, County Down, the Down-
patrick Estate, including the Manor, Town, and Deinense
of Downpatrick, and several Town Lands, amounting alto-
gether to 6270 statute acres; also Chief and Free Rents,
charged on extensive tracts of Land. The entire Estate
produces a rental of about £7500 a year, exclusive of valu-
able reversionary Interests, arising from the continual falling
in of lives,.and renewal of Leases.

iwR. W. W. SIMPSON has received directions from the
Co-heirs of the late Lord De Clifford, to SELL by
AUCTION, at Dublin, in the coarse of the ensuing Summer,
the DOWNPATRICK, or DE CLIFFORD ESTA FE, an ex-
tensive Freehold Priverty, comprehending the TowN of DOWN,
nearly all of which is Let on Leases for lives renewable for
ever, at a Rental amounting to £5637 per annum.
The DEMENSE of DOWNPATRICK,
Containing 1310 statute acres, of superior and highly-cultivated
Land, generally in the occupation of Tenants from year to
year, at a Rental amounting to £2163 per annum; together
with exceedingly valuable Town Lands, immediately con-
tiguous to the Demense, and containing 1363 statute acres,
Let on Leases for terms of years or lives, and producing £ll2l
a year. These portions of the Estate are Accommodation
Lands, and-by judicious management confer on the proprietor
an interest which could not fail to secure the Representation in
Parliament for the Borough of Down. The- several Town
Lands in the immediate neighbourhood contain 3143 acres,
and are also Let on Leases for terms of years or lives, at Rents
amounting to £2402 per annum. The Chief and Free Rents,
amounting to £163 per annum, are charged on Estates of great
magnitude, which ~re leased for long terms of years, and on
lives renewable for ever.

The TOWN LANDS OF LISTOWDER AND
BALLY DY AN
Contain 1006 acres of Land, and produce an annual income of
£B2l 17s. 6d. In addition to the above Rentals is the valuable
reversionary Interest from the expiration of Leases, and the
fines consequent thereon, which are conti y accruing as
lives fall in. The district in which i agnificent Estate is
situate conveys a most favourable i ression to the minds of
those who have recently visited certain districts in the south
of Ireland. In the north there is every appearance of comfort
and decency, both in deportment and dress, which at once
bespeak the presence of industry, content, and good moral
feeling, thereby indicating most clearly the great security to
property, and the assurance of prospective permanency in the
revenue to be derived from this truly valuable Estate. There
is a clause in the Leases restraining the Tenants from assign-
ing or subletting without the consent of the Lessors; and the
best proof of the respectable character of the Tenantry, and of
the permanency of the present Rental, is, that the arrear of
Rent, on this extensive property, for the last thirty years, has
not exceeded £l4O. It can confidently be stated from a recent
survey of this Estate, that for condition, as to repair and cul-
tivation generally, respectability of tenantry, and present and
prospectiveaentwhich
hhin rental, (the results of the excellent
s prevailed up to the present time on
man,empermanencythis Estate,) it may vie with any property in England of equal
magnitude.
Particulars are in preparation, and in due tiite may be had
of THOMAS WING, Esq: Solicitor, 13, South-square, Gray's
Inn ; Messrs. HANROTT and METCALFE, Solicitors, 5, Lin-
coln's Inn New-square; Messrs. BRAY and WARREN, Soli-
citors, 57, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury; of ALEXANDER
MILLER, Esq. Down; of THOMAS CROZIER, Esq. Solicitor,
Dominick-street, Dublin; and of Mr. W. W. SIMPSON, 24,
Bucklersbury, London.