The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-15 00:00:00

tro be g.1,01t or Ett.

rill() be SOLD or LET, for a Term of Years, and may l?
entered upon on or about the Ist January next, the p6m-
modions RESIDENCE, called "Elms House," now n the
occupation of Mr. Thomas Stockdale, situate in '.ge-lane,
being the retired road to the Old Swan, and about ,ree miles
distant from. the Liverpool Exchange, aft( di• a pleasant
walk or ride, as Omnibuses pass every hour e day,
The House stands on en eminence, and .uunands a beau-
tiful and picturesque view of the surrounding country. At
the front there is a handsome Lawn and Carriage-drive, with
,ornamented Pleasure Grounds tastefully laid out, and planted
with well grown trees, evergreens, and other shrubs, occupying
nearly two acres of frontage. At the back there is an exten-
sive Kitchen Garden-, walled round and well stocked with Fruit
Trees, and the useful appendages of two Hothouses and a
Melon-pit.
The House consists of, on the principal Floor, a handsome
Entrance-hall, largo Drawing, Dining, and Breakfast-rooms,
"Kitchens, Butler's Pantry, Store Closets, &c.. with good dry
Cellaring underneath • and above are ten good Bed-rooms
with Closets. The Outbuildings consist of Mash-house, or
Brewhouse, double Coach-house, Saddle-room, and Stabling
for three horsei, Shippnn for" nine cows, Piggeries, and an
excellent Farm Yard; also a seperate ReSidence for a Gar-
dener.

The whole is complete with Fixtures, and in every way cal-
culated for the reception of a genteel Family.
There is about 71 statute acres of Land contiguous, and will
he Let together or separately from the above.
Applications to be made (if by letter, post paid) to Mr. Wit.
BARTON, Iron Merchant, Pitt-street ; or to Mr. JOHN Derr-
BELL, 2, Penrirroke,place, Liverpool:

On TutsnAy, the 29qi instant, at Half-vast Two, taloyir*
Coffee-house,Coruhill, London, unless previously dial sed of,
and by order of the Directors,
a The fine' Steam Packet CAPE .13RhT ,
/M 1 .41A, 204 tons builder's and 124%4.94 tons ,ister ad,
440 measurement • river-built, at Blac all, by Mr:
41=Fifidt.J..tar Wallis, in 1833, under contract the best mate,
riots and workmanship; copper-fastened a coppered, neat
figure head, and sham quarter galleries er engines are by
Messrs. Seward, of two 35 horsepower . d well supplied- with
duplicate inachiriOriTor'• ('oreigu- set .e; she tins been em-
ployed at Cape BreltlO, end on her two .-passages acro.th' the-
Atlaritie stie-teis in very rough weather proved an excellent
«2-boat ;- her accomloodations are neat, and has good capacity
for stowage of merchandise.; her inventory of marine stores is
complete, and in the best condition, and the vessel is particu-
larly recommended to the attention of any public company or
individual for 'foreign or home service. fl. f-Donkin, Cole-
mender. Now lying in the south West Indial)ock for inspeC-
tion.—For inventories and further particulars apply to
WILLIAM WOOLCOMBE,

1, Freejr.an;;Couit:dtil'nhitl, London.

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Peremptorily,-00 FRIDAY, the 25th instant, at Two pre-
, (wisely, at Lloyd's Cottee-house, Cornhill; London, by order of
the'Directors ty- the Irish Shippiny.Complmy,
1. The under-tnentioued remarkably...fine Schooners,
built of the. best materials for t .11:ish trade, uniting
1t0..r,..... burthea With fast-sailing, well and in stores, and in Sp,
excellent coudition.:— •
The WATERLOO PACKET, tons, built at Cork in
1825. •
The MALCOLM ERA:MN, 121 tons,_built at Ilye in 1826.
The NAVAULNO,:O-1 tons, built at Uye in ,1818.
The .I.MSTILA, 89 tong, built at Itye.in 1830.
Ilia I;,IVNSTP.3 LASS, 139 tons, built at Ipswich in 1833.
'The rMANCIPATION, 112 tons, bttilt at Gosport in 1829.
Inventories and further particulars may: be bad on board, at
the place of sale, and at the Irish Shipping Office, 2, White
Lion-court, Cornhill, and of :
• `" ' LACHLAN, SONS, and MACLEOD
..s
22, Great Aiie-street, Coudraan's-fields, Laudon.