The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-09-10 00:00:00

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DRAPER AND TAILOR'S STOCK,
By BRANCH and SON,
To-monnow, (Wednesday,) the 11th instant, and two following
days, at Eleven o'clock each day, at the Hanover-rooms,
riIHE valuable STOCK in TRADE of a TAILOR and
DRAPER, which comprises capital pettine Broad Cloths
and Cassimeres of the most fashion b colours and excellent
quality, Moleskins, Valentias, Quilti s, Toilenets, Shalloons,
Nlerinus, Buttons, Petershams, Lin ns, Muslins, Flannels, a
large quantity of Comfortables and Cotton Handkerchiefs, SZc.
Also, a considerable number of Ready-made Clothes.
To be viewed Tuts DAY, with Catalogues.
TO TEA-DEALERS AND OTHERS.
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BANK RUPT'S.§Toa,— FIXTURES, FURNITURE, .i.e.
By Mr. J. BACH,
TO-MORROW, (Wednesday) the llth instant, at Eleven o'clock,
'0
on the Premises, 21, L'ondort-road,—by, order f the Assignees
of John Thompson, grocer and tea-dealer, a b krupt,
rpHE sTocK_IN-THALw, PlxTu 'S, and GOOD-
)._ WILL, FURNITURE-and other Lffects, in order fol-
lowing, namely, ~
The Stock, consisting of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, &e. &c., and
will be sold in Lots.

• The- Fixtures, which are elegantly fitted, comprise a complete
set of Store and Retail Canisters and Frames, Counters, and
General Fixtures necessary to a genteel Trade, and with the
oodwill,will be sold in one Lot.
The Furniture, comprising Post and other Bedsteads, Bed-
ding, Chests of Drawers, Wash-hand Stands, Dressing Tables
and Glasses, Carpet, 20 by 13 feet, Mahogany and other Chairs
and Tablesothout 20 yards of Stair Carpet, and 17 Brass Rods,
several Oriental and Dutch Pictures, Maps, Portraits, &c. ;
very fine young Grey Parrot and Cage, a large Toy Cutter,
completely rigged, and a variety of Kitchen Requisites. -

On 'THURSDAY next, tne 1.1. th instant, atOne o'clock in the After-
noon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South Johu-street,—by order
of the Mortgagee,
Lot 1. A LL that Piece of LAND, situate on the east side of
lA. Green-lane, in West Derby, near to the high road
to Present, containing in front :16 feet, and in depth on the
north and south sides 90 feet, with the three Dwelling-houses
thereon, in the several occupations of Wm. Morley, Wm. Booth,
LAND,and John Drain. And all that other Piece of on the
east side of Green-lane aforesaid, containing in front 21 feet,
and in depth on the north and south sides 90 feet, with the two
Dwelling-houses in the several occupations of Win. Davies and
Robert Walker. And all that FIELD or Piece of LAND,
situate at the back of the before-mentioned Premises, one cor-
ner whereof extends to the front of, Green-lane aforesaid, con-
taining in the whole 1890 square yards and upwards. And all
that Piece of GROUND, situate on the east side of Green-lane
aforesaid, containing in front thereto 24 feet, and in depth on
the north and south sides 93 feet, (including a passage of 3 feet
wide, leading into Green-lane aforesaid, with the two Dwel-
ling-houses thereon, in the occupation of Lawson Blythe and
Wm. Groves.

The above .Property is Copyhold or Inheritance, is very suit-
able fur Building purposes, and produces a Rental of £R/ per
annum.

2. All that Piece of LAND, situate on the east side of Albion-
street, leading out of Gloucester-street, in Liverpool, containing
in front 51 feet, and in depth on the north and south sides seve-
rally, to a common passage of 4 feet wide, 42 feet 6 inches. and
iu Breadth at the back 51 feet; together with the eight Dwel-
ling-houses thereon, four of which fro Albion-street, and four
are in Albion-court, at the hack.
The Premises comprised in tl 's of are held under the Cor-
poration of Liverpool, for on life and 21 years, are well
tenanted, and produce an annual Rental of CPIS per annum.
3. The LIFE INTEREST of a LADY, aged 55 years in
thereabouts,
snlrpiertnuagtabhorte.r:rotel:a;sotti,:i2ientuftlenehedeto: lcrlocieulrilipetlasttaii
oonnliinedi in Property,t\i‘iigto E 17v7i
1.1.4 s . per alllllllll,
•All that Piece of LAND, witli the Messuage thereon, on the
east side of Pall-mall, in Liverpool aforesaid, containing in
thereabouts,' Hai allid in rear n
MESSUAGES at the back, in Iladwin's-buildings, Tithebarn-
-SAI feet, t
twoo r
street, in the occupation of John Clare and Frances Beech.
Also, all those twelve MESSUAGES on the south side of
Milton-street, in Liverpool, three whereof are to the front of
llilton-street, in the several occupations of James Brownbill,
Mrs. Edwards, and Alexander Grey, and the remaining nine
in Henshaw-court, Rigby-court, awl Peyton-place, leading out
of Milton-street respectively. Also, those two MESSUAGES
on the west side of, and at the lower end of Old Milk-street,
in front 9 yards, one of which Messuages is in the
occupation of Mr. George .Williams, and the other of Mrs.
Ellen Webster, subject, as to eight of the above Messuages in
Milton-street, to the Interest on a Mortgage of £4BO. Also,
the ABSOLUTE INTEREST in a PG:icy of Insurance for
1:1000, payable at the death of the said Lady, aged 56 years,
subject to the annual payment of £l3 18s. 6a. to the Imperial
Insurance Office.

For further particulars apply to Mr. J A MES BI flg ETT,
Dorao's-lone, Lord-street, Liverpool.

On Fru DA Y next, the 13th natant, at Six o'clock in the evening,
at the Golden Lion, Dale-street, b' order of the Mor riyee,
APiece of FREEHOLD LAND, with the Tw welling-
houses and Workshop thereon erected, oi e south side
of Virginia-street, in Liverpool, containing ii .ont thereto 10
yards, and extending in depth backwards la yards or there-
abouts; and in the several occupations of Mr. Hodgson, Miss
Forbes, and Mrs. Broom as tenants.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. LEIGH and SANDEE s,
Solicitors, Basnett-street.
By order of the Mortyayre.
Peremptorily,—On FRIDAY next, the 13th instant, at Six o'clock
in the Evening, at the Golden Lion, Dale!street,
AFreehold Piece of LAND, with Two WELLING-
HOUSES thereon erected, fronti and on the south
side of Edon street, in Liverpool, with en HOUSES be-
hind, containing in front thereto and at the back severally 12
yards or thereabouts, and running in depth backwards on the
east and west sides severally 23 yards or thereabouts, as the
same are in the several occupations of Matthew Larkin, James
Slater, Thomas Redish, Thomas Kirkby, James Lynch,
Patrick Hughes, John Atherton, Thomas Atkins, and Jona-
than Platt.—For further particulars:apply to Messrs. LEIGHand SANDERS, Solicitors, Bastiett-street,Liverpool.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF LANDS IN THE ISLE OF M. 4
On THURSDAY, the 19th day of September next, at Eleven
o'clock in the forenoon, at Dixon's Sale Rooms, Douglas,
Lot 1. AIONTPE LLIER PARK, situate in the parishes of
Kirkmichael and Ballaugh.
These Premises lie well to the sun, and contain about moo
acres of excellent pasture land, well enclosed and fenced.
There is a suitable farm-house, and excellent Out-offices capa-
ble of accommodating upwards of 80 head of cattle. The Pre-
mises adjoin a public road passing from Douglas towards the
northern. part of the Island, leading thence to the village of
Kirkunchael, to the parish of Ballaugh, and to Sulby in
Lezayre, falling into the main road from Castletown to Ramsay,
and opening a communication with that luxuriant tine corn and
pasture part usually called the north. There is a kiln fur burn-
ing lime stone on the premises about five miles from the west-
ern sea coast, where lime stone is collected ant sold at a mo-
derate price, so as to have lime burnt on the piemises at Us.
per ton, exclusive of the cartage of the stones from the shore.
Lot 2.—The ESTATE of I N JED R F IK, or the SPOTTED
IJILL, consisting of—
Fiorin Grass 2.3 Acres.
Arable Land 32 do.
Pasture. 67 do.
Plantation of about 20 years' growth
in a thriving state

Total 162 do.
On these Premises is a Mansion calculated to accommodate,
after a small outlay for repairs, a genteel fa nil', with Coach-
house and Out-offices well
.supplied with water through leaden
pipes, Dove Cot, and extensive walled Gardens. The Premises
are situate in a warm, sheltered, and beautiful glen, romantically
picturesque, about seven miles front Douglas on the road from
thence to the north, and are admirably suitable to a gentleman
for a summer or general residence. Whether the salubrity of
the air, a general cheapness of all the necessaries and luxuries
of life (being exempt from poor-rates and taxes) are considered,
the Isle of Man }fields to no place in his Majesty's dominions.
Steam-packets lily daily between Liverpool anti Douglas, and
there are numerous sailing vessels to various places in Ireland,
Scotland, and Wales, front all which it is nearly equi-distant,
and any of them may be reached in a
passage of six or eight
hours.
Letters addressed (post paid) to Mr. \V. T. KEIGHTLEY,
Ilatiever-street ; Nlr. Jas. O. WaTsox, Solicitor, Ex-
change-alley North; or Nlr. W. M. WHITLEY, Solicitor, 8,
Exchange-alley North, Liverpool, trill be duly attended to.
Particulars can also be known upon application
,at the Office
of JAMES QuinK, Esq., high Bailiff, Douglas.

PEARS'S TRANSPARENT SOAP.
THIS SOAP stands unrivalled as a discovery of the highest
importance, for its superior excellence in cleaning the
skin, preserving it from the effects of the weather, sea air, &c.,
and improving its appearance. It re wves every blemish from
its surface, and. by due persever n • , never fails to render it de
licately clear and 'beautiful. ,d at Is., Is. 6d., and 2s. 6,1
per square. Likewise Gent men's Shaving Cakes, at is.,
Botan i,al Cream, particola rl y
15.61, and 2s. 6d. each. Pears's
calculated to be used, in nurseries, and by persons whose skin is
of so tender a nature that the appication of soap is too rough
and irritable to be used with peasurc. Price 2s. Gd. per pot.
Malabar Dentritice, for improving the teeth, beautifying the
anins, and sweetening the breath. Price 2.3. 9d. per box.
Liquid Bloom of Roses, which adds the most enchanting beau-
ty to the countenance, and improves the simple charms of na-
ture. Price 3s. 6d. per bottle. Imperial- White Powder,
produced from vegetables only. which, white it is the most inn',-
cent, is also the most excellent in its effects in beautifying the
countenance. Price 2s. Gd. and 5s per box. Prepared and
sold at his Manufactory, 55, Wells-street, Oxford-street, Lon-
don.

BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
Highly important to the Mercantile Shipping interest, and for the
Use of all N'ai.7al, Miiitart Colonial, and Domestic purposes.
(lOSNAHAN'S PATENT APPARATUS and PROCESS
for converting SEA or SALT WAT into delightfully
palatable and PURIFIED FRESH WA .li, to any extent; being
also a PERFECT Seam ruTil for IP'S CABOOSE or HEAUTH,
capable at the same time of Cooking Provisious of every descrip-
tion, icirhout requiring any additional fisel,
This peculiar process, for its economy and simplicity of opera-
tion, together with the unprecedented rapidity and salubrity of
produce, has met with the most decidnl approbation.
The apparatus is non' ready for inspection, and will be exhi-
bited in operation every Thursday (commencing the 12th inst.)
at Twelve o'clock precisely, for four successive weeks, (to such
Merchants, Ship-owners, and Captains of vessels, as mac he
desirous of seeing it,) on the Prermses-of Mr. T. C. Mot.r
Orford-street, Salthonse Dock, by whom orders will he received;
and any further information may be had on application to the
PATENTEE, or to Mr, T. At. MyEas, Exchange7buildinas.
Srptember 9, 183:3.

PRICE. 7d.

LIVERPOOL AUCTION MART,
COMMISSION AND EXHIBITION ROOM,
MUSIC HALL, BOLD-sTniiKT.
THE Public is respectfully informed that the above esta.
hlishmeut will be opened on WEDNESDAY the lath inst.
The Premises are handsomely fitted up, and afford ample
space to exhibit on one floor every description of fashionable
urniture or other goods; and the effects of the largest mansion,
when removal is necessary for the convenience of private.Or
public sale.
THE HALL, 101 FEET BY 46 FEET, Wing completely hung with
crimson cloth, and happily lighted, offers every accommodation
for the exhibition of Paintings and Statuary, which will be re-
ceived and re-delivered free of all charges, unless a sale be
made. Artists and Proprietors of ancient and modern Pictures
are solicited to avail themselves of the present notice in refer-
ence to the approaching Festival, as no pains or exertions will
be spared to render this establishment equally an agreeable
lounge and an active scene of business, where house and Land
Proprietors will have all the advantages attending a wide pub-
licity for notices of Lettings and Sale. It only remains to add, that
the Proprietors are, from a long course of experience, perfectly
versed in mercantile affairs, and possess an extensive knowledge
of agriculture ; these, combined with personal activity and
promptitude in discharging their duties, are the grounds on
which are based their hope of being honoured with a portion
of the public favour.
P.S.—The Public and Artists are respectfully informed the
Saloon adjoining the Music Hall will shortly be in course of
elevation, and will be surmounted by a Dome on the most scienti-
fic principles, as a permanent Exhibition (communicating
through the for the works of Britis 'Artists.
REGULATION ,4s.
• PRIVATE SA
I. All Goods are insured in a gating Policy against Fire,
and the Proprietors of this Establishment are responsible fur
any damage accruing thereon in the premises.
Each Article will be ticketed. with the lowest price, and
care will be taken to confine the exhibition of Goods to articles
of the 'first make and quality.
3. Inferior, 'or imperfect sets of Glass or China, will not be
admitted.

4. The rent charged will be twopence in the pound on the
hooked price-per month, except on the larger articles of Fur-
niture, which will be something higher.
5. No rent will be charged on Paintings.
6. A Commission of five per cent. will be charged on all sales,
and one and a half per cent. for expenses and insurance.
7. Purchasers of Property to pay down (if required) twenty
per cent. deposit, and sign an agreement to pay the remainder
before removal, and within one week.
8. Owners of Property sold may receive the nett proceeds on
the third day after the sale.

PUBLIC SALK.
A general or clearing sale.for all Goods and other Property
will be held every Wednesday fortnight, at Eleven o'clock, and
Articles will be received up
.to Eight o'clock the previous
evening.
A Commission of five per cent. will b© charged on all sales,
and one and a half per cent, for expenses.
Owners of Property may receive the nett proceeds the third
day after the sale.

in the country consigning Property to this
Establishment for Sale, may have the proceeds remitted or
paid into the hands of any banker in London.
Watchmen will remai❑ all night on the premises.