The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-09 00:00:00

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Fifty Shams, Twenty Shares, and Ten Shares, of jou each, in
The aew CORk. STEAM PACKET COMPANY,
On which a Deposit of £1 per, share has bee .paid: these will
be sold' at a Disethint.:=Apply to „4
JOSEPH KING; Share Broker, Eichange-buikiingi,
• Liverpool.

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ANISEEDS, . ORRIS . ROOT, ._nrkey GUM ARABIC,
Barbadoes ALOES, E. I. CASTOR OIL,
B. L SHNNA; Guinea 'GRAINS, JALAP ROOT,' ' •
CHINA: ROOT. Dried SQUILLS; Lump BLACK.4IOBAD;
Crude SALAMONIAP,,Turkey T. 1.111 . .
. .
• GLUE, Roll BRIMSTONE
Apply to' r' ' "ROBERT WATKINS! ricl 'Co:, Troke're;
3, Rumford=street.
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Who are itt want of a steady well-educated' reipectablet
YOUTH, of good connections, (from the country.,) a,s au AP-
PRENTICE.—No applications, unleas post-paid, will beat-,
tended tb. -

. „ CONSTANTLY ON SALE, '
Buedos Ayresand Monte Video DRY and S TED OX
H fDES,,9f heavy and light wei ,se
inkiiiiiityeqUaliii any ever imported from th Liver Plate;, the
Salted Hides being free rrOto flesh and salt, well trimmed, and
invariably without injury from heat—Apply to GEo. BARKER
and Co., or to SAMUEL LAFONE, 10, Titheharn-street..

Wholesale STATIONERY and.PAPERS' for Exportation
and Home Consumption; . j y;ri ,
Fitie Writing and Printing PAPERS, of every i#escrip ;
LEDGERS, JOURNALS, Day, Cash, B. V'
and all other Mercantile ACCOUNI43 Ruled to
any Pattern, in improved Bindings, 'al mg the full
amount, of Excise Drawback on all Goods
for Exportation;
Colonied'Sainpie. PAPERS and Tissues, Cartridge, Cap,
Brown, Casing, and Sheathing PAPERS,
and MILLED .BOARD; . •
Ha'id-Macle TWINES; LINES, GASKETINGS, &c.;
• Seines •Turtle, Herring. Mullet, Salmon, and Shrimp
TWINES; Papering, or • Casing TWINE;; Baling and Shop
' TWINE; Stitching TWINE fir Bags;
Seaming, 'Tabling, and-• Roping TWINE';' PACKING
for Engiue,s,;. Deep Sea, Hand, Lead, and Lo.
LINES; Grumiec Mickerel, and other FISHING
• • ' LINES; 'Tea Chest, 'Orange, Crate, Bale, and
Box. PACKING CORDS..
W. W, ARCHIBALD; Manufactory; Birkenhead, Ware..
house Removed fentn No. 18 to No:9; Goree Piazzas, entratige.
in Brunswick-strecit.

PATENT WEIGHING MACHINE
U TCHINSON'S IMPROVED PATE.
H :.ING MACHINES! for the use of D Wharfs, Col-
lieries :Railways, Turnpike .Roads, Gas rks, &c., &c:, to
Weigh fiiim One- Poinid. to Ten Tons, Delivered and Fixed at
Reductid-Prides:
Agent—Mr.ny, Castle street, Liverpool.
She,' field, June,! I-M.

TNIIIVIDUAtS .GOING- ABROAD from the Port of
•. LIVERPO,OL are inforitied:by
• " W: SILVER and CO.,
Of Noc9 CORNHI LL, -I,OND
that they may procure the whole. or, any pa an OUTFIT,
(from the coarsest to the finest quality of f. cods known, in-
cluding-Cabin' Furniture,) at the Branch fuse,
Nos. 4 and 5, ST. GEORGE'S.CRESCENT SOUTH,
LIVERPOOL,
At the same WHOLESALE SHIPPING PRICES as at
their WAREIIQUSE in LONDON. •
Daily eoninfunication betvreen London and Liverpool for Ship
sailing Information, &c.

... ~.. SALAD DRESSING . , .. . _
OF VERY SUPERIOR FLAVOUR,
FOR SALADS, SHELL FISH, COLD ,MEAT , 4-c.
Prepared and,.Sold Wholesale and Retail -6y
by
oWEIstAND GERDE , -
• , 9, 'CHURCH-STREET, LIV POOL
A. DRESSING FOR SALAD, &c.,. ch can he at all
t
times available, and warranted to eep unimpaired in
any climate, has long been a desideratum.
rishe..great trouble and waste experienced by Housekeepers
and Proprietors of Hotels in mixing a Dressinz for Salad, Shell
Fish, &c., at the time it is wanted, besides the uncertainty; Of
its flavour and strength, have induced, OWEN and GERDES to
prepare this article. which cpmpletely overcomes these objec-
tions, rendering it alike invaluable to the epicure and the eco-
nomist. .• _ _ _ ... .. .

Orders for Export promptly executed.
Sold'Wholesale' by C. Ms wilooti, South John-street; and
Retail bytEl3aapoltD, Old Haymarket and Richmond:row;
G. R.Awso,sl,,Scotlan.d-road; J. 'V. HOBSON, Bold-street.; M.
Ssturt-t;•SL'Jarnes!-street; W. WA GSTA and nOW O. PEAR-
SON,..Great,George's-plael ; JAMES OwEN, London-road; and
GEORGE ASPINA 78, St. James's-street, Liverpool; WILSON
and WHITBY, Market-gate, and S. M. WEBSTER, Bridge-
street;;Wirringtqn arkd by moat respectable. Druggists and
Oilmen! , ' .
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• WCt OLEIELD'S BAZAAR,- . .. -
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71 AND 72, CHURCH-1-I:APIET, LIVERPO , 1
. ADJOININ“ . TUE: POSTOFFICL ~ (. : i
' . . EMPORIUM • . i
• FOR scrßnrpit .LONDQX JEIVELLF T. . • i
SUPERB BRONZES, . CLOCKS LA _, C HAND&
L 1 misAcaumNEY: QRN A 4:TS
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AND A1,1,,THE.V.41(101.1S
FANCY MANUFACTURES OF ENGLAND,. FRANCE
GERMANY, kc., • • . .7
MANUFACTORY' FOR WORK-BOXES, WRITING-
DESKS,AND DRESSING-c4SES.• • ,:

V,
ISITORS and Strangcri in Liverpool,. and the Public in
general, -are respectfully invited. to visit• this Unique
Establishment, Whether as Purchasers or Parties in search of
amusement, the whole of the STOCK (certainly one of thil
larlkest and-most varMd in England) being conveniently arranged
for inspection, and the price marked on each Article, from
which no deductions, are made nor credit given,—this system
enabling the Provietor to offer his Goods lower than any other.
The JEWLLLERY is of, the best London ..Ma-
nufacture, and has given general satisfaction; in consequence,
T. WOOLFIE'LD findsa continually increasing demand, and he
is therefore enabled daily to replenish his Stock with the
Choicest and most fashionable Articles, and to keep a most ex-
tensive Assortment, the moderate .priee .of which cannot fail to
Secure to the JcWellery department,of the Bazaar a continuance
Of the faVourecl and increasing patronage of the Public.
The WRITING-DESKS,HDRESSING-CASES, WORK-
BOXES, and., JEWEL:BO,XE.S; are all made .on the Pre-
Mises, and, the reguler-finished .Stock of, these Articles is cer-
tainly more extensive: than, in any other House; in the King-
dom. In the planning of both Ladies' ,and Gentlemen's Dress,
ing-Casei the utmost pains are taken to make. them as conve-
nient and as complete as posSible for Travelling. Purchasers
have likewise the option of taking or rejecting any part of the
Fittings or, Instruments as may suit them; or can have Cases
Made to acCommodate their own Articles. , • •
A large Assortment of 'GENTLEMEN'S DRESSING
CASES and POUCHES, in Russia,orMoroceo Leather ; also
4011 VLITARY DRESSING-CA.SES, containing all that
is needful, and weiging Cpfy six ounces each.
NE•'PLUS uurnA WRITING-DESKS, for Travelling,,
Cothplete with Vatent Inkstands, ,&c., iu great variety, from
to £4 each.
PAPER CASES; FOLMS,„TUAVELLING BAGS, &c,
In the, Repairing and Refitting of,DESKS; DRESSING.
CASES, &c., Wout.if4u! 'Workmen :have.: great. expe-
, rience, and he has the. means to,complote everything that is
intrusted,tO him in this branch in the most substantial manner;
with economy and despatch,
T, Wool F lELD begs to draw particular attention to his splen7
did array of CLOCKS and ,TLMEPIECE,S, in GILT., BatiNza,
At, .F.Arsyy WoOos„•&c. ; ',the Stock is immensely
large; and the Designs :siiited to,Rooms of any size or style, the
price varying from 4. to.-£l2O, and the utmost care is taken
:with regard to the, Movements, which are all Warranted.
An iminenci• choice of LADIES': SILK'', VELVET, and
other RETICULES, from 3s. -three• Guineas each., Also,
PURSES Plain and Very Richly Embroidered, from Is. to 30s.
each.
LADIES' 'FRENCH' SATIN SHOES at ss. ea per Pair.
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S KID GLOVES of the
best Paris Mannfaeture.
`A variety of FANCY AnTICLES in IVORY, MOTHER
of PEARL. and TORTOISESHELL.
CHESSMEN, BACKG4MMON BOARDS', BAGA-
TELLE TABLES, and various other Games and Fancy Arti.,
cles too numerous to mention.

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T. W. has also a Choice'Collection of ANTIQUE CLOCKS,:
of the time of .Louts XIV., extremely well suited for Country,
Mansions, large Staircases; . These Articles are now, much
in favour, and very scarce: 'OIL and GAS LAMPS and CiIA,NDELIERS, in great va-
riety, adapted to Private Rbotris of all sizes, Public Buildings,,
Chnrches. Chapels. &c.
,TABLE, SIDEBOARD, BR:ACKET, FIGiJiI4 and
HALL LAMPS, on the newest and most approved construc-
tion..

'T. WObLFIELD also RE-BRONZES, RE-LACQUERS and RE-,
PAIRS LAMPS of all descriptions; and keepssfor Sale, a great
variety of OROUNI? and CUT'OLASSI,S, adapted to all
kinds of Lamps.'
CHINESE GOODS of various kin 6; including some And
specimens'of very Old China, in JARS, VASES, JARDI-
NIERES; PLSTES, DISHES, &c., Elaborately carved
IVORY FANS, CARD-CASES, &c. Likewise a variety of
real INDIA ARTICLES, in JAPANNED and LAcQuEnEo
Work. •

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A superb variety of FLORENTINE, PARIS, and other
BRONZES, of the most beautiful and, costly finish consistiog
ofTIGURES, BUSTS, VASES, CANDELABRA,. &c.
Elegant CUT 'GLASS LUSTRE CANDLESTICKS, for
CIMINEYPIECKS with an immense.choice of other appropriate
CHIMNEY ORNAMENTS, including a recent importation
vy
from Legbein of most tasteful variety of ITALIAN ALA-.
BASTE RS; also, a fine Collection of TABLES; in MARBLE
and-SCAGLIOLA WORK. • . _

JAPANNED PAPIER MACHE TABLES, POLE
SCREENS, VASES, CARD-13QXBS, GALE BASKETS,
HAND-SCREENS, &e. All these Articles may be had in
Plain"Colours for Ladies theinselves to finA.
RODGERS AND SON'S WARRANTED CUTLERY, in RA-
.ZORS, PENKNIVES, SCISSORS, TABLE-KNIVES, and
DRESSING CASE INSTRUMENTS. Also a variety.of
'very complete Sets of TABLE CUTLERY, fitted up iu
.cases
exceedingly convenient for preserving them in good condition.
SILVER DESSERT KNIVES and .FORKS; Plated on
Steel DITTO, with Plain and Carved Pearl and Ivoryllan:f
dies, in Single or Double Sets; and in Caseii litied with Silk'
Velvet, admirably arranged for their preservation, and forming
very suitable Marriage Presents.
JAPANNED TEA TRAYS, in PAPIER MACHE and IRON,
from the plainest to the most expensive Patterns.
A large Assortment of MUSICAL SNUFF BOXES, 'direct
from Geneva, playing from two to twelve Tunes
Several very fine large BOXES, playing the L.ost celebrated
Ov'ertures : price from £5 to £5O.
TsioslAs WooLFiELo begs to state, thstc tile increasing Pa-
tronage his Establishment has met with will encourage him to
persevere in selecting,, both from London and the Continent,
such Articles of taste and novelty as are likely to be pleasing to
his extensive. connexion.

To make his EStablishment in Liverpool equally attractive as
any in the Empire has been a great object of his ambition, and
the liberality of the Public has enabled him to succeed beyond
his expectations.
N.B. Three WORKING JEwm.r.ins are employed on the
Premises, for the Repairing end Making of Articles of Jewel-
lery to Order; this convenience, with a Daily,PaTcel to London
and Birmingham, enables T. W. to attend with the utmost
promptness. to all Commissions'in that department With which
he may be favoured.
Genuine EAU DE COLOGNE, imported directed from Co-
logne, 3s. 6d. per Bottle, or 20s. per Box of Six Bottles. •

AND GENERAL COMMER,CIAL ADVERTISER.

HEARTS
.RESOLVED, AND HANDS
.PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD!

TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 15335.

Auction.

By order of ete- Assignees, and free from Auction Duty,
On IVES DAY uext,-the 16th instant, at One o'cloCk in the af-
ternoon, at the Golden Lion Inn, Dale-street, LiVerpool, and
in the followli4 or such other Lots as may be agreed,cipon;
lart 1. {SIGHT several Closes of LAND, situate at Lither 7
XI land, near. Liverpool, !menu by the several .names.
Of the Long Field, PotZito 'Field. Meadow Field, Urchin• Park,
the Near Moss Hey, Flrst Moss Field, and Second Moss Field,
containing by estimation 30 Statute Acres, Or thereaboutt<of
good Arable, Pasture, and Meadow Ground, now in the several
o.ccupatious of Lawrence Rianer, Wtlliatn llulme, d
mas Martin. held ender the Earl of Set' on fur two Ives, now
iu being. At the usual Hiatt and Covenants. • ,
. 2. All that MESSUAGE or DWELLING- OUSE, situ-
ated to the frout.of, and at the corner of, ha agh-place and
Brownlow-hill, in Liverpool; bounded by ,lint adjoinnig to the
Adelphi Hotel on the north east,----now tirithe- occupation of
Mr. Peter Pearson; together with a HOUSE and SHOP ad-
joining,, situated to the front of Brownlow-hill, now in the occu-
pation of Mr. Edwards.
This Property may be considered as one of the most improving
in Liverpool, being situate close to the conflux, or entrance of
not fewer than seven leading streets, in.one of which is to be
the new intended Railroad. Station, to the front of Linue-street:
3. A DWELLING-HOUSE, situated on the east- side of
Norton-street, in the occupation.of Mr. Griffith; together with
a SURGERY at the back, in the occupation of Mr. Minshull.
4. Two DWELLING-HOUSES, on the east side of Nor-
ton-street, with six DWELLING-HOUSES adjoining at the
back, to the front of Clifford-street and Morrison-place, in the
sevetal.,occupations of_Messrs. Walker, Gillow, Roberts, and
otheri.
5. A_ SHOP and DWELLING-HOUSE, fronting Isliug-
ton, close to the Corner of Clifford-street, in the occupation of
• Roger Parry; together with two HOUSES adjoining in the
rear, frenting Robinson-place, which. leads into Clifford7street-
6. Two DWELLING-HOUSES, situate at the corner,of
Islington and Stafford-street, togetherivith a SHOP adjoining,
situated in the front of Islington, in the several. occupations of
Messrs; Ilensman, Smith, and Stuart.
7. Five DWELLING-HOUSES, situated to the front of
Finch-street and Piuch-terrace, being at the east end and north
side thereof; near to Moss-street, in the several occupations of
Messrs. Ellis,- West, and others.
8.. A .DWELLING-HOUSE• and SHOP, situated to the of; Loudon-road, close to the, corner of -Seymour-street
in the nes:session of Mr- LOweock:: . ..• . .
9. IAII- that LICENSED 'TAVERN or DWELLING-
110USE,;situate to the front and north east'side of- Copperas-,
hilLand,now.in the possession of Mr. Duke,:iir his glider te-
nant; together with a DWELLING-HOUSE at the, back, to
the frontoaf Shepherd's-place, in- tlioecripatiou of John- Jones.
10. Two SHO,PS or DWELLING-HOUSES, situate-to the
front and north :side ofsCopperas-hill, in the occupations of Mr.
Mr. Toros and Mrs. Williams. •
11. Nine DWELLING-HOUSES, situated to the front of
Shepherd's-place and •Shepberd's-court, near to and on the
north-east side of Copperas-hill, in possession of Messrs. Gor-
don. Wilsen, Sefton, and, ethers, • • ' •
12.- Three Top or, most EastwardlL HOUSES, in Upper
Parliament-street, WindsOr,Orse to , odge-lane, iu Toxteth-
park, with Gardens behiniVandlountled on the west by•Lorton-
street, in the eeeppatietts of Dr. Pour, .Mr. Williamson, and
Ars. MOrrison.
13. .Three DWELLING-HOUSES, with large Gardens in
the rear, well stocked with Fruit. Trees, situated to,,the front
and south side of Upper Parliament-street, Windsor, and west
side of Lorton-street,' in the occupations of Mr, Roscoe and
Miss Hurry.
14; All that Plot or Piece of BUILDING LAND, situated
to the fronts of Upper Parliament-street, Windsor, Smithdown-
lane, and Lodge-lane, in Toxteth-park, containing 2100 super-
ficial square yards. Thu situation of this Plot is high aud dry,
'and having three excellent frOnts, is very improving Property.
15. One DWELLING-4-i.OUSE, situated to the front and
south side of-Stnithdovvri-lane, with good Gardens behindi,iu
the occupation of Mr. Bensoo. • . . ••• •a. •
16. Three DWELLI.N.G-HOUSES, on the west side of Aig,
btirth-street, close to Snrithilown-lan,e, in the occupations of
Messrs. Melling, Kitchingruan, and flbery,,.
17. A Piece of BUILD,ING LAND, situate on the north
side of Upper. Stanhope-street, Windsor, containing in frond
and at the back severally Qyards, and extending in depth backl
wards on both sides severally.s6 yards.
18. Two DWELLING-HOUSES, situated on the west Sides
of Argburth-street, together with a valuable Piece of 13UILDi
INC, LAND. adjoining, situate to the front of Smithdown-lane,
and containing by estiinatieu 790 superficial, square yards, on
thereabouts. •
• 19. A DWELLING-HOUSE, situated to the front and on
the east side. of, Mount Pleasant-street, now in possession of
Mes.'Mdnning. . ,
20: 'Ten DWELLING-HOUSES, situated to the front of
Combermere-street and Sarah's-place, in. Toxteth-parki. near
Mill-street: in the occupations of, Messrs. Baucroft, Hodgson,
Burnett,' and others.
21- Four DWELLING-HOUSES, situated. to the front of
Cotter-street and'Haimala's-place, in Toxteth-park, and close
to, the Park-road, in the, occupations of Messrs. Williams,
13impson, and others.
2.2. A LICENSED PUBLIC-HOUSE or TAVERN, si-
tuated at the corner of Lower Parliament-street, and Simpson-
street, in the possession of Messrs. Kay and Watson.
23. A Piece of BUILDING, LAND, situated to the front
and West side of crown-street, near the Botanic Garden, eon,
taiuiue in breadth at the front and back severally 6 yards, and
extending in depth backwards on. both 'sides 26 yards. • ,
21. Three DWELLING-HOUSES, situated to the front
and mirth, midi Psriek-street,. with Eight' DWELLING-
HOUSES adjoining, situatedin Lorton-place, in' the occupa-
tionS of Messrs. Kelly:Marshall, and others.
Z. A BAKEHOUSE, or SHOP, with Three DWEL-
LING-HOUSES.adjoirting, situated in the front of 'Hender-
son-plice, and east side of Norfork-street, into which Hender-
son-place leads,. intim occupations of Messrs. Blake, Dennis,
and others.. , • •-,
Z: Two SHOPS or DWELLING-HOUSES, situated to
the front ,and•soatli side of, St:. James's-street,. above Norfolk-
street, in thp. possession of Messrs. M'Namee and Coleburn,
with me) DWELLING-HOUSES adjoining in the rear,'
fronting Stanger-place, in the possession of Messrs. Oates and.
Appleton.,
27. Four 'HOUSES, on the north-west side of Chapel-place;
in Brick-street, in. the possession of Messrs. Roberts, Jones,'
and others.

FURNITURE, GLOUCESTER-PLACE, 11011-7-171 LL.
,By Messrs,.THOS.:W!NSTANLEY and SONS,
To-moanow„(Wednesday,) the .10th \instant, at Eleven o'clock
precisely,, on the P.remises,2, Gloucester-p Ce, Low-hill,
9-11-1 E modern, and genuine HOUSE HOL • FURNITURE,
China, Glass, .and other Effects of ' gentleman leaving
Liverpool. ,The j4rniture comprises- ur-post and Cainp.
Bedsteads, with 4oriue,and Printed Cal' o Hangings, Feather
Beds and Bedding, Painted Cham e Articles, Morino and
Print6d.Calico Window Curtains, B sels- and Kiddertninster
Carpets, Dressing Glasses, Fenders nd Fire Irons, Crimson
Aierino Damask -Curtains! for two Windows, Sit Imitation
Rosewood Chairs with loose Cushion, and a Rosewood Sofa,
.covered, to match. the Curtains, . Rosewood, Card and Sofa
Tables, and' Lady's ditto Work. Table. , .
The well-Made Mahogany Articles comprise a Set of Chairs,.
two large Pembroke Tables to form a Dining Table, Pedestal
Sitleboard,,SitarFables,. Secretaire and Bookcase, Lounging
Chair, Ciegfi.of,D,iswers,.Dressing Cases, &(
The Kitchen Requisites, and other useful Articles.
To be .viewed.. This Day, the.9th instant, when Catalogues.
may be had on the Premises and of Messrs. T. WINSTANLUY
and Suss; Church-street. ; ; '

VALUABLE WINES.
MESSRS. THUS. WINSTANLEY and SONS respect,
fully announce that they will SELL by AUCTION, at
their Rooms, Church-street, To-winnow, (iVednesday,) the
10th instant, at Twelve o'clock precisely, the following valuable
WINES :4-
50 Cases of 12 Bottles each LEOVILLE CLARET, of fine
quality, • •
17 Ditto highly-flavoured WII rr HERMITAGE,
13 Ditto RED Dirk),
3.A Cases of choice BURGUNDY,(Chatuberton,)
7 Dozen OLD MOCK,
10 Dozen HAUTE SAUTERNE,
30 Dozen RHENISH, of two qualities,
- 'With snialler, ,quantities of YIN 1)E GRAVE, ROUSSI-
LON, and
,ST. .11341 EN CLARET, CHAMPAGNE, and
about S 0 Dozen of-excellent SHERRY-. • •

At ,the same time will be,.Sold Two Hogidleads and Four
Q, rtes Casks West India, MADEIRA of -very choice quality.'
amides may be tasted at the time of Sale, and Catalogues

Aairo 1313 4tlttion.

-51p914 LETT

EXTENSIVE SALE, WIN, .S.TANLEY'S-ROOMS.
Air ESSRS.' THOS. WINSTANLEY and. SONS respect-
fully announce that they SEll by Auction, artheir
Rooms., Church-street, on, ',l2:EspAr „next, the 16th instant, at
'EfeVen o'clock precisely, „ •
A general, Assemblage of Mori ifin and excellent HOUSE-
'HOLD FURNITURE, PLATE, richly-cut GLASS, several
Table and ''rea Services of (SOLD WATCHES,
Cabinet% HOrizOntal,Orand, and Square PIANO 'FORTES,.
TbAkioon and other kveurite makers, Set of MUSICAL
GLASSES, &c. . • •
A great variety of Futitrunt for Dining-room, Drawing-
room, and .Bedchainbers„ Oflice.Deslq, Iron Bookcases, .Copy-
ing Machine, Shop Fixtiires;two.Mangles, Kitchen Requisites,
&c. , .

TO be 'viewed on Monday neit., the 15th instant,
day of sale, when Catalogues may be had. ..

don the

lUSKS. SHOP

FURNITURE. 43 aiILF-R.,1144EL5.,,;;0 cIDE.
FIXTURES. ttc.
• By DAVID -JU'N'ES
To-sioußow, (Wednesday,) the 10th, ant HURSbAY next, the
instant, at Eleven o'clock, at e Liverpool liooms,
Williainson-square,
GENERAL assortment of I tISEIIOLD' PURNI.7
111. TULLE, Eight•klay Clocks, Paintings and Prints, Glass,
China, and other Effects; also a large.quantity pf Earthen ware,
removed from Richmond-rpw,. for positive sale.
itiMay be Viewed on the day previous to the Sale and Cata-
logues had..
N.B.—The Sale of the Wall Paper and Chimney. Pieces
will not take place on the 10th as before advertised, but ou the
16th instant..

'VALUABLE FREEHOLD and GOITHOLD DWELLING-
. HOUSES and. BUILDING LAND in -WA VER TREE._
, . By Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER,
On MONDAY next, the 15th instant, at Six o'clock in theEv*l7
. lug,. at the •Lamb :Inn, in Wavertree,—by order of ylt Trus•
tees for sale, .
filWO handsome and commodious DW EVIAN 'HOUSES;
I , with Stone Fronts, and about 4,,100 s re.. yards of
BUILDING-LAND, on which the Founda ns of several;
,
other Dwelling-houses.are already laid, situy. e in Wavertree'
Village, near Liverpool. e
. • The above Property has three fronts is a very desirable
investment, and is Freehold of Inherit e.
Three other newly-erected DAVE L NG-HOUSES, ou,the
south side of WaVertree-lane, with Outhouses and Buildings
thereto, well situated, and. containing about 1820 square yards
4 Land, Copyhold of Inheritance.
For further, particulars apply to Mr. GRACE, Solicitor, ORS-
tie-street, Liverpool, or. to Mr. BAansw.s.u., Solicitor, Lord-
street, Liverpool. . . •

TO CAPITALISTS.
DESIRABLE INVEST MEN l' CLOSE TO THE
LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE.
To-mortßow, (Wednesday,) the 10th instant; at One o'clock in
the "Afternoon, at-the Clarendon Rooms, Live
TIIE RANGE of COUNTING-HOUSES • FFICES
forming. Exchange-alley North, and . tending from
Chapel-street to Oldhall-street, with fronts both those streets.
The premises are substantially bui and are principally
Vaulted underneath.
The property is occupied by a highly respectable class of te-
nants, and the-present Rental exceeds £2OOO per annum.
Part of the Property is Freehold of Inheritance, and the re-
mainder is Leasehold under the Corporation of Liverpool.
For Plans and Rent-roll, and further particulars, apply to
Messrs., LACE, SoNs, and MYERS,. Union-court, Castle-street,
or to Messrs. LoWN DES, and ROBINSON, Brunswick-street. -

SALE ..OF VALUABLE SALT .WORKS AND FLATS,
: By T. coGLAN,
On TUESDAY, the 16th instant at Twelve at Noon, at the Cla-
rendon-rooms, South John-street, Liverpool, subject to such
conditions as will be then and there produced.
Lot 1. A LL ,those valuable SALT- WORK
Winnington, near Northwich, iv
Chester,: held under a Lease. heretofore er'
'hopia.s Stanley,'Bart, whereof 10 yea
on the 24th dune; now instant.
The above IVorksate most conveni tly situate on the bania,
of the River Weaver, and are capabl of producing 7000tons*
of Salt annually, and may be enlarged to' a mach greater extent
without any increase of Rent, beyond what is now payable.
2., The FLAT or Vessel called -the THOM, GeOrge Stelfox,'
Master ;, launched from the Building Yard of 'Aleuts. George
Stringer and Co..Northwich, 27th Jan. 1827. • Burthen 80,tons;
at a 6 feet 1 inch draught of Ovate-

situate in

yule county of
:ed by Sir John
ill remain unexpired

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3. The rLAT or Vessel called the COMMERCE, Thomas
Starkey, Master; launcihed from the' Building Yard of Mr.'
Wm. Cross, Winsford, 21st Nov. 1829. Burthen 85 tons; at
6 feet 3 inches draught of -water. • ". •
4. The FLAT or Vessel called the MARINER; Sainesilos-'
tuck, Master; launched frOna the Building Yard of Mr: James
Gibson, Nortliwich, 29th September 1832. Burthen 85 tons; at
'a 6 feet 3 inches draught of water. • *
5. The F.LAT: or. Vessel called the EMILY, Joseph Verdin,
Master; launched from the• Building Yard of Mr. George °kelt;
iNorthwich, 25th May, •1833. Burthen 95 tons; at a 6 feel 6
inches draught of water. •
The above Vessels are in the hands of the first owner; and
were remarkably stout built-under his immediate inspection,• of
the, best material and workmanship, well found, .anti in excel-
lent order.. • • •' •

They are now navigating the Rivers Weaver and Mersey;
are equal to any vessels of their description on either river, and
xnay,tt inspected iu Liverpool, the day previous to the Sale, On
application to the Auctioneer, at his Offices, Exchange-street
,East.
Poi further particulars, apply to Mr. HOSTAGE, Solicitor,
Castle, Northwich, or to. Mr. Firtxtivat the Bank, Northwich.

A T.:LACKY'Sy, STATIONER, .N 0... 04.' BOtp-STREET,
AL_ •WRITING PAPERS, in price
,and quality mote ad-
vantageous to the purchaser than anywhere out of Loilou.
Good Qqite. Reain.
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Bath Post ' 0 6-2—.9 ..0
Middle Do. ' 0 8---12 0
Superfine Ditto ....
Extra sized Do.
Ditto thick Do. . • .
Extra thick and fine
,Do. do. gilt, 1 3-7-23 0
Superfine Satin • ... ' 1 18 0
Do. gilt or black 1 --,-21. 0
Finest thick satin ' ....
Superfine.Satin,:black border l 6-25 0
Superfine tinted satin
. Super thin laid P0n....
• Do. do. thick
Do. blue wove satin . ... 0 10—i--15 6
Do. do. do. ' 1 - 2-22 6
Do. Bank Post, for foreign letters -18
.0
Do. large blue w0ve.......; 1 2-20 0
Fine yellow Foolscap 1 3-22 6
.Superfine Do. -28 0
Fine.laid Do. -18 6
Superfine Do. -25 0
Do. Pot 0 9-213 6
Note Papers, various sizes and qualities, at equally low prices.
The-very finest Sealing Wax that is manufactured, 20, or 40
sticks, 4s. 6d, per.lb•, Embossed ditto,: ss. per lb., Fancy Co-
lours, Gold, Spangled,, Bronzed, &c., 48 sticks, ss. 6d. per lb.
• Juvenile Books, in great variety.
' Lacey's Railway.Companiou, Is.

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28, Three DWELLING-HOUSES and COAL YARD,
situated to the front and ou the west side of Joidan-street, and
south side of New Hall-street, in the possession of Mr. Lyon
and others.

29. Six HOUSES, situated to the front and west side oft
Berkeley-street,• in ,To,xteth-park, near Parliament-street, in
;the several occupations of Messrs. Walker, Parr, and others.
30. Seven DWELLING-HOUSES, situated to the front
and east side of Carlton-street, adjoininv to the last mentioned
Lot, and in the possession of Messrs. Taylor, Boardman, and
;others. ,
, 31. Four HOUSES, on the west side of Penrith-street, near
;to Berkeley-street aforesaid, inAhe possession of Messrs. Peaks,
Jackson, and others. - - -
32. Six DWELING-HOUSES, at the corner of Warwick-
street and Heath-street, in Toxteth-park, three of which are to
the front of Wartvick-street,„and the other, three to the front of
Heath-street, in the possession of, Messrs. lieynolds,..Edwards,
Morgan, and others.
:33. Three SHOPS of DWELLING-HOUSES, situated to!
the front and east Side of ManChesier-Street, and in the several
occupations, of Messrs. Fran.com,lgurtwriglat, and .Clegg...
34. Four- D WELLING-110USES, sitktted,to the front and
smith side of Ben Johnson-street,..Seetland-road, together. with
Five' HOUSES adjoiningand in the.rear, fronting. Ander.ton-.
place, in the occupations of Messrs.. Smith, Trainer and others.
35. All float; LIcENSED TAY, tit N or DWELLING-
HOUSE, situated on the, east side of ;Limekiln-lane, and at,
the corner of Enperdale-4rept and Limekiln-lane, now the
possession.of Alcock. . .
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36. Two DWELLING-HOUSES, on the east side of Lime-'
kiln-lane, bOunded on the north by the ,Tavern last mentioned,
and also Two DWELLING-HOUSES, adjoining in the rear,,
in the occupation of Messrs. Lord, Hough,iarld others.
;17. All that LICENSED TAVEKN or DWELLING.;
situate on the west side of Bevingtorkiill, and corner
of Ennerdaleltree.t, and. nearly. opposite to the. New Scotland-
.road Market, in thepossession of Mr. Cattanach..
38. Four DWELLING-.HOUSES, situated on the south-
west side of Ennerd,ale-street, and in. Pertinscale,place, in the
several occupations Of Messrs. Pierce, Durning,, and others.
39. Nine DWELLI,NG-HOUSES, situate on the south-west
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side, of Ennerdale-street, Portinscale-place, and Borrowdate-
plice, 'in the several occupations of. Messrs. ,Brooks, Clarey,
Parkinson, and others. ,
40. Eight DWE,LLING-HOUSES, on the south-west side
of'Ennerdale-street and Skiddaw-place,, in the possession of
Messrs. Hopkins, March, and others. . .
t 41. Twelve DWELLING-Il °CS ES, situated n-t the south-
west sideef,Ennerdale-street. Derwent-place, and Great place,
in the several occupations of Messrs, ,Lloyd,, Norton, Atherton,
and others. •

42. Sts DWELLING-HOITSES;three of which are situated
to the front and west side of Gore-street, and the other three to;
the front and north side of Hankin-street, near to Kiikdale, in
the several occupations of Messrs.; Graham,
.Hall, and others.
Further particulars may lie had on application to Mr. JOHN
HENDERSON, St. James's-place, Liverpool; or at the Office of
Messrs. LEIGii and SANDLRS, Solicitors, Basuett-street, Liver-
pool. . . •

y . nniscoE begs leave most respectfully to announce
It) • to the Ladies of Liverpool and- the neighbourhood, that
his Steck.is now complete, in every department, for the pre-
sent Season, and would call their: attention -to an extensive
,and choice Assortment of London PRINTED MusLiNs :and
TwitbEnCxxinnics, Black and Coloured G s DE NAPLES,
Satins, Sarcenets, Ribbons, Neckerchie , Gloves, Sewed
Collars and Capes, Lace and Gauze Vei , Shawls in Crape,
Spun Silk, thiba Wool, Filled Middles nd Quakers, Silk and
Cotton- Hosiery, Nets, Muslin Tritii ngs, and various other
Articles of Dress.
The general: Drapery departmen presenis a complete As-
sortment of TABLE CLOTHS, NAPKINS: and Covutis, Irish,
Scotch, and Barnsley SHERTINGS, BED rICKS,
,TOWELLINGS,
COUNTERPANES, QUILTS, BLANKETS, Furniture Prints and
Dimities, Window Blinds, GRASS BLEACHED IRISH LINENS
Lawns, and Diapers, French Cambrics and Handkerchiefs,
Hollands, Jeans, Ginghams, Long Cloths, Flannels, and every
other Article in general use ; and, as the aim of the Proprietor
is to give satisfaction to the wearer, no Goods are offered, for
sale but such as can be confidently recommended. •
l_lombasins, Crapes, and every other Article for Family
Mourning.,
. Funerals completely Furnished.
AN APP.R ENTICE WANTED.
Tor SALE or 'BARTER;-,-One Hundred Feet Of CAST
IRON SKYLIGHT already glazed, suitable for a :green-
house, &c.
83; Oldliall:street..

• FREEHOLD ESTATE,• DENBIGHSHIRE. • •
• By Mr. OVERTON;
On TUESDAY, the 14th day of July next, at Four o'clock in the
Afternoon, at the White Lion Inn, in Rnthin, (unless in the
meantime disposed of by Private Contract, of which due no-
tice will be given,) in such Lots and subject to such c uditi-
ans As shall then be declared,
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, • ate in the
IN. centre of the picturesque and justly-. ired Vale of
Clwyd, on both sides of the Turnpike-r a eading from
thin to Denbigh, within two miles of !he tiler, and six of the
latter, consisting of Four compact FA MS, called Biarthe,
Bryncaredig, Penyhrn, and Penrbewl, containing about 12(.7
Acres of Arable, *Meadow, and Pasture Land, in the Parishes
of Llanynys and Llenolvriiog.-
There is-an excellent Water Corn Mill attached to Penybrn.
Farm, which has lateiy been put into thorough 'repair, and can
always command a plentiful supply Of water.
There are also soma thriving Plantations of Oak at Pcnybrn
and Bryncaredig, the latter of which presents a most admira-.
ble situation for building, as it commands an uninterrupted
view of the entire Vale.

• There is a neat Cottage Residence at Biarthe.
Pill the Farm Buildings are in good repair, and the Land in
the highest state of cultivation. •
. The above are well worth the attention of any Person desiring
an eligible. and secure Investment.
Further particulars may be obtained (if by letter,.post-paid)
from: the. Auctioneer,. at .Ruthin, or of Mr. JOHN ROBERTS,
Solicitor, Ruthin, at whose Office Maps of the Property may be
seen, And ,the.sa,me!gta3r. be- vigwed !on application to Mr. JOHN
111ABDOchs', Bachynbyd, near Ruthiu.