The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-31 00:00:00

Eiberpoot *ttain Xabigation.

For WATERFORD.
To sail emery Friday, with liberty to Tow Vessels,
s • Alt • and to sail and 7tavigatf with or without I'ilots,
The new Steam Boat
ST. PATRI,CK,
P At.ExanyEtt KRA Y, •mmander ;
P tfled with Two Engines of Ei.h
-horse power each
by l~fiessrs. George Forrester any o.
Also, the well-known Steal 'oat GIPSY,
To E. Tenni, R. N., Commander,
tiene( E.
vrery Tuesday, with the same liberties as above-men
t,
St. Pet/rick Office. Clarence Dock.
July, 1833.

JOAN TOBIN.

For SLIGO, with Goods an. Passengers, the
ifAti* vs-A
-brawn Steam-packet G • SGOW:TtioatAs
_ ' -..— ,:.. _ iltryLlE, Commander, is in •..ed to sail for the
.—. _
Nhove Pdtcfrorn the Cla = ce Dock, on Tuuns-
bVir nekt, the 2d jatuary,at Three o' it =ck in the Afternoon.
—.,r..._ MA TTAIE and MAR IN, 3, Drurv-lane.

For GREENOCK and GLASGOW,
With Goods and PauengeSr,
e Bromielate.
'4O GL ASGOV and LIVERPOOL Si PING CODIXANY'S
~,, STEAM PAC ETS,
y LIVELtrOOL...ROBT. .PBURN, Commander.
IV MANCHESTER . MAIN, Commander.
,•:'4,,' ''',ItCLYDE . R T CRAWFORD, Commander.
..... of 3 •
• AILSA CRAIG ..
.T.M'Kur.rA it, Commander.
Sail, as Under from the Clarence Dock, with or without pilots,
weather permitting:
The new Steamer CLYDE„sailsTo-monaow, (Wednesday,)
the lst January, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon.
The new Steamer MANCIIESTER, sails 011 SATURDAY
nekt, the 4th Jar,gary, at Four O'clock in the Afternoon.
Apply to * MATT
HIE and MARTIN,
3, Drury-lane, Water-street.

The new Ship ALEXANDER, 481 register tons;
dimensions—length, 121 feet, brea t, 30 3-12 feet,
faitik devh of hold, 21 4-12 feet.
he Ship MILO, (one year ,) 462 register tons;
dimensions—length, 116 feet, breadth, feet, depth of hold;
21 feet.

Both vessels are copper-fastened, and have been built and
equipped with very great care.—For particulars apply on
board, Queefi's Dock, or to DiUNCAN G 113.13,

The Brig MERSEY, burthe 219 tons, Liverpool
4.
,‘„ built, and b,ing well found i ails, &c., may be sea
,4114V7 to sea at a trifling expense. or particulars apply 01
bgard, -Salthonse Dock, or to
BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.

The new Brigantine ALA Drf built at Poole'
in the present year, of the ,st materials and work-
manship, copper-fasten • a handsome model; carries
a large cargo for her to ge, and sail's very fast; non.
Tying in the Queen's 'flock. L ngth 76 feet 7 inelieS; breadth
21 feet 5-1 inches; depth 13 feet 11 iveLes; and admeasures
15665-91 tons.--For' inventories apply to
THUS. and WM. EARLE and Co.

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i 'the fine new Ship .(N, AI) T I ,U S, riiiiNcis
CopLAND COnnander; Iying in iince's Dock, bur-
, then per register 4.00 Rms., la t at South Shields,
under particular inspectkin, ngth aloft 105 feet 3
inches, breadth 20 feet 31 inches',. de i2O feet 8 inches, sails
remarkably fast, and carries a verve large cargo, fitted with the
best materials, and copper-fastened.—For particulars apply to
THOMAS GILLESPin, jun., or Htiutsr and HuTcuiNsoN, 59,
Lower Shadvrell, London; and, beige, to LEncii and HARRISON,
or to 4 .ISp,soN WOOP and Co,

VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
In Antrobus and Crowley, in the County. of Chester.
Peremptorily,-011 FRIDAY, the 17th January, 1831,at Six
o'clock in the eveninm precisely, at the house of Mr. John
Bell, the sign of the Wheat Sheaf, in Antrobus, in the one
or more lots as may be then agreed on, and subject to such
conditions of sale as shall be then and there produced,
ITiIIE FEE-SIMPLE and•INHERIT NCE of and in the
I. POOL'S PLATT ESTATE, la: yin Antrobus and
partly in Crowley' in the county o C. -ster, lately in.the occu-
pation of Mr.
..loseph Berry:— sisting of all that capital
Farm House, with suitable and • . venient Outbuildings, and
also the Fields, Closes, or Parcels of LAND contiguous there-
to, called by the several names of the Three Nooks, the Lord-
ship Field, the Big Weir, the Little Weir; the Little-Moss
Field, the Big Moss Field, the Briery Bank, the Crowley
Lodge Field, the Nearer Marl Field, the Further Marl Field,
the tsorsey Field, the Middle Field, the Little Field, the High
Field, Wright's Croft and Lodge 'Lane, containing, with site
Of the Buildings, 67 A., 2 R., 30 P. of Land of the statute mea-
, sure, or thereabouts, be the same more or less. Together with
all those Two capital SEATS in the Parish Church of Bud-
worth, being No. 46 and 54. And also Two MOSS ROOMS
on Whitley. Reed; and one on Park Moss.
The above Property offers -an eligible opportunity to the
Capitalist for an advantageous investment, to the Agriculturist
from its central situation,%eing near to good MarkeTs, the high
state of cultivation in which the Land now is, and the opportu-
nities which by its locality and capabilities are offered for im-
provements, and to the Sportsman from its being surrounded
on all sides by Estates belonging to gentlemen by whom the
Ganre is -strictly preserved, it possesses many and peculiar ad-
vantaees. It situate about five miles from Notthnich, five
from knutsford, six from Warrington,-16 from Manchester, and
20 from Chester.
The Buildings are in a state of very.good repair; the Land
is now in a high state of cultivation, but capable ef great itin-
provement, as,there is.plentv of Marl and Sand under the Es-
tate. A considerable Sum has been expended iu drainiug,last
year, which may be pursued to any extent, at a cheap cute, as
ihere is a Tile I'ard situate near the Property. The roads in-
terseeting this desirable Property arc in excellent repair; and
six London Coaches-pass daily within little more than a mile
fieni-the house. 2

*** lhe tenant in possession will show the Property, and
application may be made and further paitieulars learnt from
H Mr. ROBERT ATTON, Of Kekwiek; Mr.Caoucut.EY, Liquor
Merchant, Higher W,altou ; or ,at the Office of• Messrs. PITCHETT
and WAGSTAFF, Solicitors, Warrington, where a Plan of the
Estate may be seen; and who have several Sums of Money to
lend at a low rate of interest, on approved securities.