The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-18 00:00:00

Best Metal Teapots, from Is. 3d., 2s

Bread Bash
Set of Chin

sd. each, 12-inch Waitei
pieces_ . _

and a half
Five-Half-pi

A large assortment of ALABASTER ORNAMENTS, in end
less variety, which will be SOLD from FORTY to SIXTY PEI
CENT, under any yet offered to the public.
Fifty splendid CHINA CLOCKS, of the richest burnishet
Gold, with Shades and Stands complete, .£5 10s. each, war
ranted. Purchasers may have them One Month on T T.; .1

In the GENERAL STOCK will be found CUTLERY, Meta
TEA and COFFEE POTS and SPOONS, Papier Mackie anc
other TRAYS, Plated CANDLESTICKS, Plated Hot Wee'
JUGS, JAPAN GOODS, ENGLISH and FOREIGN CHINA,
in Tea and Breakfait Sets, Fancy Urns, Vases, and Chimney-
piece ORNAMENTS, in the greatest variety, together with a
most splendid and superb Stock of rich Cut, Plain, and Orna-
mental GLASS, at prices astoundingly low.
Purchasers at this Establishment, to the amonnt of £3, Can
have Goods Packed and sent CARRIAGE FREE to Edinburgh,
to
oimalerl
theic k,
principal Waterford,
Railway Londonderry,
Termini
Greenock, Glasgow, and Dumfries; Dublin, Cork, Belfast,
Orders in China, Glass, Hardware, &c., to any extent,
Kingdom.
Goods carefully packed, free of expense.
on the shortest notice, Cheaper than any other House in the
England.
Dundalk ; and
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T. SMITH,
54, BOLD-STREET, and 66, WIIITEMIPEL

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!BEAUMARIS REGATTA will take place on
WEDNESDAY, the 26th of AUGUST, 1846,

Sir R. B. W. BULKELEY, Bart., Al.i
wit Prizes will be contended

when th

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in Heats.' i

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EASTHAM REGATTA,
TITITTIRTIAV Avs ....,..i. n.. ..........

Sir WILLIAM MAs

A NLEN, Bar

THE STANLEY PLATE, value 10 guineas,
to a Sweepstakes of 1 guinea each, for Four-oared (
tlemen Amateurs (open to
Mc

Entrance one guinea each Boat.
The EASTIIAM PLATE, vah
Four-oared Gigs, to be rowed a
Boatmen plying on the rivers Do
cond Boat to receive .t'l Is.—Ent
The TRIAL STAKES, value 5

pecie), for

3r Mersey ; the se-.

to be rowed and steered by Boys under 18 years of age
Boat to receive the Entrance Money.—Entrance, ss. eJ
The 2d Claes TRIAL STAKES, of 5 guineas, for,
Four-oared Gigs, to be rowed by Boatmen plying on 1
Mersey, Dwell, or Dee.—Entrance. ss. ner Boat_ S

receivelmick his Stake.
The LADIES' 'PURSE, value 2

; second
Lch Boat.

lecond to

gnineas, for Fishermen's

'Fs, %.“1‘.... g..py r.unicii resiuing in the nun area 01
Wirrall Chester, or Liverpool ; the second Boat to receive iOn
V:* •

Three BoUts to•start for each race, or the Prize Moneywill be
withheld, at the option of the Committee.
The First Race will commence at Twelve o'clock A.M. pre
cisely ; and the Races will be run in the order decided by the
Committee. Each Crew to row in Uniform. All disputes to
be settled by the Committee, or whom they may appoint..
In order to cover the great expense incurred, the charge for
Ferry on the Regatta Day will he Sixpence.
A BAND IS ENGAGED.

!, nth Atiguat,lB46.

LIVERPOOL IMPERIAL LOAN AND IN VNST-
NI ENT CO3l PA NY.
Registered under the 7th and Bth Victoria, c. 110.
THIS Company, being completely Registered; is
prepared to make ADVANCEs from £2O and upwards,
upon approved Personal; Freehold, or other available Securi •
ties, on advantageous terms.

The Company will aIsoTURCHASE PROPERTY and SELL
the same to any Person wishing to become an Owner, on pay-
ment of Weekly, slonthly, or other Instalments, as may be
agreed upon.

Fetter, a

,creel, Will receive immediate
W. EDWARDS, Secretary.

SECOND AIGBURTH LAND COMPANY.
To be established under Deed of Settlement.
SHARFAABOUT £165 EACH.
THE success attending the First Aigburth Land
Company, which commenced its operations about twelve
months ago., has induced the Proprietors of the adjoining
'state I.- "heir

to bring the.. ,and forward to the public on similar
terms. The value of the principle has been ftilly demonstrated
by the estimation in which the Shares of the Company referred
to are held, many having changed hands at a considerable ad-
vance in price.

The PrOperty now offered consists of about Forty-one Acres,
extending from the Aigburth Turnpike Toad to the Riv.”

.iver
mer-
sey; it is beautifully situated, about four miles from the Liver-
pool Exchange, and from every part splendid views of the
Cheshire and Welsh scenery are presented. It is bounded on
the south by large and thriving Plantations. and on the north
by the Land now being laid out by the First Aigburth Land
Company, and by the Residence and Grounds of J. Pritt, Esq.
The entrance is within 300 yards of the Omnibus Station.
One of the great features of this scheme is, that there will be
a Promenade to the river front, opposite the beautiful woods of
Eastham, the length of which is 320 yards by 14 yards wide,,
and will stand 10 feet above the sands of the shore. This Pro-
mg
grounds
ofw iltlhibsepaorpken to those only who reside within the

- The Tenure is Freehold of Inheritance.
There is an immense bed of Clay for Brick-making purposes,
and Stone may be had in abundance on the upper part of the
Land.

It is now designed that this Land shall be divided amongst
the Members of a. Society, in 170 to 175 Lots, of not less than
1(100 yards each. A Plan has been prepared showing its capa-
bilitips for sorb divißinn_

„ „.. auout cover the
cost of the Land, which is two shillings and sixpence per yard,
and the expenses of making the roads, sewers, and sea wall.
Payment, on entering Subscribpr,.

imme, an dl5 one month after notice is given that the list is filled; the remainder
by monthly instalments of .e 3 until the objects of the Society
are accomplished. The fines and penalties for non-payment of
subscriptions to be prescribed by the Deed of Settlement.
Rules and Regulations for the government of the Society to
be formed; these to provide for the election of the Trustees and
various Officers ; the Meetings of the Society—with respect to
which it will only be necessary in this Prospectus briefly to
at e, that the actual operations of the Society are to be con-
ducted by a Committee elected from the general body. It will
be the peculiar duty of the Committee to construct the reed.
1..... • • •

ments which any deviations f

wall, and to make the arrange-
the original approved Plan
Nns as shall insure to the So-
' their investment, without

may require ; with such

materially infri

As many of the members;

ua "tclx atria in LAURI, tO 131111 a upon before the peilod
already fixed for the completion of the Soclety, the rules will
provide that they may, when the roads, sewers, and sea wall
are finished, on paying the balance that may be due, obtain a
Conveyance from the original owners; but first they must sa-
tisfy the Committee that they will contribute their portion of
expenses towards necessary Improvements.
The Committee shall be empowered to contract for the ma-
nufacture of Bricks, which shall be dissd of amongst the
Members at the hare cost of the manufacture. and each Mem-
ber shall be entitled to take Stone, free of expense, subject to
the consent of the Committee; such Brichs. and tone to be
used for building, or other purposes, on his lot only.
As soon as the Committee may deem it advisable, they shall
allot the Land in accordance with the rules, which it is pro-
posed shall be done either by ballot, or by competition amongst
the members, for the 'choice of lots.
The rules will provide that members shall be restricted to
erect one House only on one lot of Land, of not less value than
£4OO, exclusive of Outbuildings, and that no place of business
whatever be allowed.
Applications for Shares to be made to Mr. JOHN BIENNETr,
Estate Agent, Lord-street Chambers, where a Plan of the pro-
posed Park may be seen.

- Parties desiious of having Shares in the above undertaking
are advised to make early application, as upwards of one hun-
dred Shares have been taken within three weeks.

W. HALLIDAY,
(LATE OF THE QUEEN'S ARMS AND COMMERCIAL

HOTEL, LIVERPOOL,)

EGS to intimate ,to Noblemen, Gentlemen, and
B
Visitors to the Isle of Man generally, that he has now
OPENED, for the reception of Visitors, the beautiful and pic-
turesque

'MARINE HOTEL OF FORT ANNE
DOUGLAS, in the ISLE OF MAN.
Fort Anne, built by the late celebrated Mr. Whaley.

denies in the
which is disp
Mansion, of t

y , nas
of the most beautiful Marine Resi-
ns situation, and that elaborate taste
he arrangements of the Grounds and
recommend i-t to all who appreciate a
1- from a Panoramic

happy co:

Anation of the charms deriy

.• aO gspzmy §lULlLllSateriav pg
nd riace, athe
consequent influx of the higher orders, he induced the
Pro-
prietor to convert Fort Anne into a spacious HOTEL. For
this purpose, great additions have been made to the old Man-
sion, which will enable the visitor to enjoy all the p-ivacy of
home, at charges which, when the advantages are considered,

,so of ti

situations at many watering aces.
To add as much as possible to the comfort of the frequenters
of Fort Anne, the Proprietor has had it thoroughly fitted up
with new Furniture of the most approved and modern style.
Great attention has been paid to the selection of such VinesN
, .-. • •.

I and Spirits as the most
of, white the Culinary

meat of a first-rate London -cook, on whose experience the
most delicate may rely.

The peculiar advantages
ets, without the trouble E
town, will tie obvious to a
these more complete, Boat

of landing from the different Pack•
and expense of going through the
all visitors ; and, in order to make
are at all times in waiting for the
Anne, who, with their luggage, will

muting of visitors to Fort _
be put on board free of charge.
W. H. bets to intimate, that, from the number of Visitors at
the Hotel, hs must be prevented from allowing indiscriminate
admission to the grounds. And parties, therefore, wishing to
enjoy that privilege, will be liberallytreated with.
TERMS :—TABLE D'HOTE.
Board per week £1 10 0

PRIVATE APARTM

TT'inter S

per wed

s. 6d. ; Be

3 Carriag

DESTRUCTION OF ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUND-
LAND, BY FIRE,

INCLUDING THE MERCHANTS' OFFICES AND STORES.
MILNER S' FIRE-RESISTING SAFES AND
BOXES, OF TWENTY SIZES AND DESCRIPTIONS,
IN NESTS, FOR RXPORT.

DEAR SIR

We hal'

in cases
ffieasdcoevsfa,nattchaciisedsmenootnif
fromNi
ni igl-.
s ...gummed
the books and papers deposited in 'Miners' Safe, purchased from you, were found to be entirely uninjured by fire whilst
those contained in a strong Iron Safe and Drawers standing
beside it, were completely destroyed. We will accordingly
stfisi:etei nt
destructive efficiencyeeStarfuecsta‘n'aednFßdi rolexmeaPosi
thank you to supply us with another Safe of the same size
ph). 4) and description, immediately.
iirretsir:m;Ointlitei.erirec;

" Sir, your otedient servants,
J. and W. WALKER.
"Mr. JAMES LAW, Stationer, Birkenhead." •
Works, 50 A, Lord-street, 47 to 45, Cable-street, and 15, South
John-street, Liverpool ; London DepOt, 47 A, MOOrgate-streer