The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-10-08 00:00:00

Eibtrpoot *alto by Auction.

GROCERY AND TEA STOCK. 106, LONDON-ROAD.
By Mr. BACH,
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Tots DAY, (Tuesday,) the Bth instant, on the Premises, 106,
London-road, under a Deed o/ 'Assignment,
THE STOCK in TRADE, FIXTURES, "EASE, and
1 GOODWILL of Mr. Wm. MAitsToN the Liver Tea
reeve
Warehouse, consisting of a large quantity eas, Coffees, raw
and refined Sugars (in lots,) Chocolat Cocoa, Fruit, Rice,
Spanish Juice, Pickles, Sauces, Sts , Soap, Salt Butter,
Snuff, Tobacco, Fee. - rd'
The Fixtures comprise a set of seventeen Bth. Canisters in a
neat range eighteen feet long, with Spice Drawers, neat panelled
Counter, large Coffee Mill, Screens, Counter Scales, elegant
Chinese Screen, the Gas Fittings, tkc.'
The Sale will commence at Eleven o'clock with the Stock,
after which the Lease Goodwill, and Fixtures, as may be agreed
upon at the time of sale.
For particulars apply to Mr. SAML. BROWNENT, Accountant,
Clarendon-buildings.

Extensive GROCERY and TEA STOCK, HOUSEHOLD FUR-
NITURE, and other EFFECTS, at the GOLDEN ELE-
PHANT, 42, RANELAGH-STREET,
By Mr. J. BACH,
To-tut:meow, (Wednesday,) the 9th, and Tiwasnar, the 10th
instant, at Ten o'clock precisely each day, at the Golden
Elephant, 42, Itanelagh-street, under 4 Deed of Assigntnent,
rjrlHE entre STOCK in TRADE, FIXTURES, and GOOD-
WILL of Mr. William MaystOn, Tea Dealer."
Comprising nearly one Ton orCoffees, a large quantity of
Teas of various descriptions, in lots; Raw and Refined Sugars;
Rice, Candy; Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Cloves', Mace, Pepper, and
Spices. Raisins, Currants, Figs, and Almonds; Soap, Starch,
Papers, &c.
The Fixtures include a three cwt. Tea Bin, six Chest Canisters,
eight 40) Ditto, a beautiful 24-set of 141 b Ditto, in it suitable
frame; Tea Boxes, Coffee Mill, a cwt. Coffee Roaster and
Cooler, complete ; large Scales and weights, Counter and Hand
Ditto, new Sugar Mill, &c.
The Furniture consists of fine Down and Feather Beds,
Mattresses, Four-post and Tent Bedsteads, Sheets, Blankets,
and Counterpanes, Mahogany Chests of Drawers, Washstands,
Diessing Tables and Uiasves, sign. ior Mahogany Dining,
Pembroke, and Card Tables, and Chairs ' • Mahogany Sofa with
loose Hair Cushions, a 6-foot Bagatel Board, elegant inlaid
Portable Desk, Palma-fronted Sideboard, Decanters and
Liquor Bottles and Glasses, a beautiful Landscape by Cluwes,
Marine View, Brussells and other Carpets, with the usual
routine of Kitchen Requisites:
The Stock and Fixtures will be sold the first day, and the
1-household Furniture the second.

Catalogues may be had °mate Premises This Day, when the
Stock may be viewed; and for particulars apply to Mr. SAMUEL
BaowSENT, Accountant, Clarendon-rooms,

MUCH WOOLTON.

To be LET, a HOUSE, STABLE,*;HIPPON, and
GARDE g, in Much Woolton. The ' ouse contains Five
Bed Rooms, and Two Parlours, Kitcht and Scullery on the
round lloor.,Apply to Messrs. Gaupc.' T; Much Woolton; or
essrs. BIRD and GnocoTT, Solicitors, Liverpool.

yro be LET, a BREWERY, in Gildart' liclens, with
Fixtures complete, capable of brewin )ty barrels of
ale per Week, and may he extended at ali expense.
Also, to be Disposed of, the BARRS and other Utensils,
together with an excellent DRAY an4I4fORSE.
Apply to JOHN PRATCHETT, 14, Fenwick-street.

rIPO BE LET, with immediate possession, the PRENIISES
occupied by the late GEORGE WATSON, id Lower Spar-
ling-street, containing every accommodatiott for carrying on
the Wholesale and Retail ALE and SYIRIT BUSINESS,
together with the License and Fixturftvipacious Vaults, Cook-
ing Kitchen, and House adjoining,ifrai. the entrance to the
Manchester and:Liverpool‘Railwak,iind the King's and Queen's
Dock:—Apply to JOUN MONTGOMERY, IrOOMODger•lane.

VALUABLE BLACK MARBLE QUARRY.
9rbe LET, for a term of years, and maybe entered upon
immediately,
the celebrated BLACK and BLACK and
WHITE MARBLE QUARRY, situate at Llangetideirne, in
the county of Carmarthen. The praduciof this quarry, which
it is now proposed to re-open, was,.lol of late, well known iu
the London and other markets b he name of the Welch
Black, and was renowned for the purity, lustre, and size of its
blocks. This advertisement is well worthy of attention, as the
quarry may be worked on a large scale for a comparatively
moderate -outlay. Specimens may be seen by applying to 'Air.
C: H. Smith, 2:11, Clipstone-street, Marylebone;-I-t. G. Jones,
Esq. 1, Middle Temple-lane: or Messrs. liolme. Frampton and
Loftus, Solicitors, New Inn, London; and for further.particu-
jrs. apply (if by letter, • post paid) to J. Di:Berrington, Esq.Swapsea; or Rhos D. Berrington, Solicitor, Swansea.

NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY.
L X 500,000.
FrHE Public are respectfully reminded, that all Insurances
-I- renewable in the Liverpool4gency cn the 29th of Sept.
must be paid at the Office, Exchange-street est, on or before
the 14th day of Oct. next, or the Society ,tease to be liable
for the sums insured.
FARMING ST K
Is insured FREE of Duty, and a s. per cent. premium.
Policies as follows, and witho the Average Clause, arc
granted by this Office on Farming Stock, namely :
On Live and Dead Farming Stock, Utensils, and Implements of
Husbandry, in all or any of the Farm Buildings, and on the Farm.
Policies thus worded secure a 'Fut.'. Indemnity against loss or
damage by Fire within the sum insured, which is NOT the case
where the Average Clause is inserted.
R. L. MILLER,
_._

Surveyor of the Northern' District.
Treasurers, SAMUEL HOPE, Esq:, and Co., Bankers.
"V The Society's Engine, for the PUBLIC USE OF THE TOWN
OF LIVERPOOL AND NEIGHBOURHOOD, is stationed in Seel-
street, opposite the Saw-mill, and
r;-4. The Society's Engine, for the PUBLIC USE or Brtti(Er-
HEAD and NEIGHBOURHOOD, is stationed with Mr. HUGH \VIL-
LIAMS, of Woodside Ferry, who has been appointed AGENT
FOR BIRKENHEAD AND ITS VICINITY.

Zrabt anb 4ilanufacturto.

wILLIAM SWAN and CO., (limn London.) CAILVkAS
and GILDERS, STATtARIES and OLNAMENTAL Itloratt.-
LEns, Adelaide-buildings, Mount-pleasant, beg leave tc retiiin,
thanks to their Frienos and the Public'for the kind support
they have already received, and resptetfully soiicit an inspec-
tion of their Stock.
Also, a small and select Collection of PAINTINGS, by es-
teemed Masters of the Ancient and Modern Schools, on SALE:

ORIGINAL PORTMANTEAU AND TRUNK MANU-
FACTORY, BOTTOM OF LORD-S,TitEET NEAR
PARADISE-STREET,
it TARN' CONNOR (widow of ow late Matthew Connor)
J. begs respectfully to inform the Nobility and Gentry,
Inhabitants of or Visitors to Liverpool, that the PORT-
MANTEAU, TRUNK, &c. BUSINESS will continue to
be carried on at the prenaiseF' 60, BOTTOM OF LORD-
STREET, NEAR PARADISE-S TREE T, as formerly,
under the firm of M, CONNOR and SON, where she respect,
fully solicits, for the maintenance of her large family, a con-
tinuance of those favours already conferred on -herr late husband,
for which sl'e returns her most.grazeful thanks.
Orders for Expertation or Home Use executed on the shortest,
possible Iletice.

GOLDEN CANISTER, TEA WAREHOUSE,
43, CHURCH-STREET.
) J. MINSHER respectfully announces to his Friends
XV. and the Public, that Mr. 'omits Gat:l*pr having de,
dined the retail TEA and GROCERY business, he has sae-
i,r,VVrt.l I hit) .11,11 •2 IV
au4ious to secure-tike vontiqueFl lavouri of Omar t4milies who
have hitherto parchased'fronfrlblEpredecessor, pledges himself
assiduously to obServe the same system ofhu4liess for which
this concern-has so lung been distingui4ed.
Articles of the best quality, carefully selected,- will be trans-
mitted to the consumer at- the smallest- remunerating profit,
and no effort spared to give general satisfaction.
N.B. Town and Comftry orders attended,to with promptitude
and despatch, upon the most advantageous terms.

THOVAS GRUNDY, in declining the RETAIL TRADE,
embraces this opportunity of thanking the Families who
have so kindly patronised him during the many years he ha..
carried on the above business, and respectfully solicits a con-
tinuance of their favors to his stircessor Mr. R. J....MiNstiErt.

CIIILDBED LINEN, LACE, AND 'MILLINERY
WAREHOUSE,
17, RAIVELAGII-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
vrooLussArL AND RETAIL.
y FERGUSON vespectfully intimates to the Ladies of Li-
ar. verpool and its vicinity, and the Publie.generally, that
he has just returned from Loidon, awl now otters for their in-
spection the most fashionable Goods in tO6 above branches,'
selected with the gt•e.atest care, and he dusts they will meet'
with their approbation and secure theirAtstotn:
.1 . F. begs .leave to state, that ht4tock of. Ready-made
CHILDREN'S DRESSES, for Boii and Girls from o'ne tq
ten rears of age, is a most complete and beautiful assortMent,,
combining neatness and elegance with economy and durabflik,
and, as they are' made of the very best materials and nee.'est
design, he with confidence presents them for variety and
ber altogether unequalled in any Establishment of a .similar kind
either in the metropolis or any town or city in the king6M.
The following seasonable G'oods are offered to their mild ediatc
notice:-=Cloth Pelisses, Surtouts and Trowsers, French Merino •'
Frocks and Dresses, English Merino and Satteen Ditto; Spa-
nish Cloaks, Open. and •Round Dresses, French -Ditto, Loni
and 'Short Robes, French Cambric Caps, Frock Bodies, Ipfants
Gowns; Ladies Petlerines;:Capes, Habit Shirts, Frills,' Child-
ren's Worsted .11oots,.F.rench Be as, Leggin •s, BoOrakins,
Shawls, ec:, with every Art lei° requisite in •the- above branches.
Also, Secitch,ltorked Muslin Trimmings attd Insertions, in
great variety, • •• •
N.B.—J.rEitqt7soN takes this opportunity .to state, that he
offers for Sale, bftyard or piece, the Cloth, Merinos, Satteens,
Muslins, Braids, Thinmings, etc. of which any of the Dressei
are made.

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TO FAMILIES FURNISHING.
THE Subsoiber begs to intimate to his numeroua•Custnm.,
ers, that he is in the daily receipt of his new Patterns in
CARPETS, &c., / •
purchased before the late advance; at the same,Kze annozwces
to the Public in general, that he has addeillo his Establiih,
meut the manufacture of r- •
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BEDS, IMATTASSES, VtLASSES,,-
Of every desert))
His FEATHERS, being arified by eanz, upon an entirely
new principle, he warrants free from smell, and fit for imme-
diate use.

four-post, Camp, and Tent Beds always on hand.
CASH PRICES .ONLY ASKED, AND NO ABATEMENT.
• T 014. A 8 "Ij RQ,UHA R'T.
59, Lcino-ST.k:E:2-,
.WITOEESAIM- 4.Mil RETAIL D 1 At IN CARPETS
BEDS, MATTRESSES, AND PAILLASSES,
Of every description,
MORINK, DAMASK, LONDON PAINTED FLOOR CLOTH,
Upholstery in all its brandse.;.
Export and Ship Orders executed with punctuality and despatch.

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H. THOMPSON, 1:1
presents to the PcbiNlSiliNG WRITING MAS_TER, '.1.N0. F.
Clayton-square, Liverpool,m the
following Testimon ia 1 s from among numerous,pthers which have
been kindly transmitted to him at -different nods.
To Mr. Thompson. •
Sir,—The present age stands niuc ' debted to. your geniu4
for your invaluable system of writin f I and many ethers of
every rank and age will, doubtlessly, ; ace cause to revere your
memory, and I, myself, acknowledge that I have learned more
in twenty minutes by Your system than I found in my own for
twenty years, having
,Tormeay wrote a scrawling hand, very
troublesome to myselL—Yours, &c., _

Chester, J01;8, 1827. • THOMAS MOORE.
Mr. Scott begs to express himself much pleased with Mr.
Thompson's mode of teaching short-hand writing, and as he
shall be able to apply it to all purposes for which he hoped to
make-it useful, he shall ever feel confidence in recommending
any of his friends who may be disposed to avail themselves of
Mr. Thompson's services.
• Liverpool, January, 1833.
Terms fora Course of Mr. Thompson's Lessons, lOs.
Strangers visiting Liverpool may receive the full course in four
days, certain;

NOVELTIES FROM RUE DE LA. PA-IX AND RUE
VIVIENNE, PARIS,
No. 24, CLEVEL.4.VD setlaßE.
TO THE LADIES Olr LIVERPOOL AND ITS VICTNITY.
TONES and R.OGERS, flattered with the patronage which
their Establishment has received, beg nfost respectfully to
acquaint those who may have • hitherto -honoured them with
their support, that they are now showingrfhe most superb things
in Cloaks, Alkinos Frangaise Fagonni de Velour, in Gros de
Naples, plain and figured in every shade of colour, having re-
cently received a case of entirely French Cloaks, styles the
most modern, suitable for the ensuing Season.' In addition
they. solicit their Friends, and those Ladies who have not yet
been acquainted with this Establishment., to pay them an early
visit, when .they themselves will find that there is not another
Stock in Liverpool as complete and more costly than that of J.
and R. In fact, as they are unwilling to follow the modern
principle of making large pretences, which it is impossible to
realize, they merely invite the attention of the Ladies of Liver-
pool and Strangers to the following rich and carefully selected
Stock, as below : •
Merinos, French and English. Black and Coloured Silk -Vel-
vets of every shade, Coloured Silk Phish(s. real French Fi-
gured Shawls, Silk and 'Tibet ditto, Muffs and Boas of every
description, Gloves, Hose, Lace, and Linen Drapery, in all its
branches, with a great variety of Fancy Articles, which they
had never entered into until the present.
N. B. To Milliners.—An immense Stock of Gauze Ribbons,
Damask and plain Satin ditto, Blond Gauzes, French and
English Blond Lace Trimmings, Smallwares, &c. at prices
unequalled in cheapness. The lowest price fixed, d.nd no olate-
ment made.