The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-14 00:00:00

NEW BRIGHTON HOTEL.

11110 be LET, this capital NEW HOUSE, situated at the
_IL Bock Point, Cheshire, near Liverpool. The House is
within 300 yards of the Shore, where the Steam Boats will land.
It contains Twenty Bed-rooms, Seven Sitting or Entertaining
Rooms, Two Kitchens, Bar, Bar-parlour, Wine, Ale, and Beer
Cellars, and may be entered upon immediately. A License is
in'the possession of the Owner, who will assist the Tenant, if
necessary, with Furniture. A person possessing a little capi-
tal, with capabilities for the manageme of such a concern,
cannot fail to make a rapid fortune
STEAM BOATS will run re oily through the season.
There are, also, Houses now to be Let, ready Furnished, and
Unfurnished, suitable for large and respectable Families, or
Lodginghouse-keepers. The Houses are of the first respecta-
bility, welb built and finished, and handsomely fitted up with
Kitchen-ranges, Register-grates, Scc. The prospects from New
Brighton, the salubrity of the air, the fine clear Spring Water,
the Shore for Bathing, Walking, or Riding, have only to be
seen to gain visitors.
TO BE LET, AT EVERTON, . .

The commodious SCHOOL-HOUSE, lately', occupied by
Mr. Harris, with large Walled-round Play and Pleastire
GroUnds. The House is sufficiently large for the accommoda-
tion of 100 young Ladies or Gentlemen, with a large School-
room, 45 feet long by 24 wide and 21 high, with an Orchestra,
and suitable Rooms • for all 'other purposes for the use of a
School and Family. •
• EVERTON LODGE, . . _

The residence of Mr. Atherton, TO BE 'LET, either for the
Summer months or a short term, Furnished or Unfurnished.
The House is handsomely Furnished, the Rooms large, and,
for convenience, and comfort, there are few can sutrss it.
There are large Gardens, and a fine Graperv, with Stables,
Coach-houses, Cow-house, Granaries, Hot, C6ld, and Shower
Baths &c. It commands the View of the River Mersey, the
Cheshire Shore, the Welsh Mountains, &c.
Apply to JAMES ATHERTON.

DESIRABLE AND GENTEEL RESIDENCE IN
ANGLESEY, called TREIORWERTH.

rro be LET, with immediate possession, fur a Term of Years.
The HOUSE contains on the Ground Floor, a spacious
Eutranee }lan, Dini Ig-room, Drawing-room, and Library, with
good. Cellaring. below; on the First . Story, seven excellent
Bed-rooms, with Attics, and Servants' RoomS above; a capital
Coach-house, and Stabling for ix horses; with an extensive
range. of Shippons, Shed • Out-offices adjoining.
Immediately surrom ng the House, . extensive Pleasure
Grounds, 'tastefully laid out, and commanding a view of the
sea and adjacent country.
With the above may be had, from November next, any
quantity of Land, not exceeding lot) acres, containing Covers
well stocked with
,Game. A pack of hounds are kept in the
neighbourhood.
. .
The above Property is situate two miles from the Great Irish
Road, Right from Holyhead, and
.four from the sea. Three
markets are held weekly within a reasonable distance, and there
is a daily. post.
For. further particulars apply to Mr. W. M. WHITLEY, Soli-
citor, 14, Leigh-street, Liverpool.

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satisfactory references, is desirous of coin tin, r
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has at different periods resided abroad, aid
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Mercantile House oerespectability, or with a 0
sessing Capital.
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A T a MEETING of the STANDING CO-
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the West India Planters and Merchants„,tao, a, ,
also present Deputations from Liverpool. Colour
gow, as well as from several of the West India ,
at WimAs's ROOMS, the 11th May, 1833.
quently Vise. MURRAY, Esq , having been called to ha,
The Right Hon. the Viscount S'l'. VlisessT' t3hil.'
It was unanimous) y resolved,—That this 11,Ieeting of
stowed all the consideration which the ,shertness,f tbe
of the measure to be proposed to the Y
they have had since the communicatio to ,?
Altil.e.tteetretar).
S,
to er.
has admitted, are at a loss for ad nate terin..'disaa,
feelings of disappointment and dismay;--et...—fibt
because his Majesty's Ministers had declared
all
be proposed would be safe and satisfactory 0114
dismay, because they see nothing in the and
ea,
to them but confiscation of property, and the laTei,
those calamities which must result flom a dissoltTe.s
which connect the Colonies with the British ee'Paireure
That this Meeting do protest against the )e mole
before them in outline, as being in principle a e° the'
ture from the spirit of the Resolutions passed by
pally,ra ko,si
Commons in 18'23. a be
That copies of these unanimous Resolution ,
communicated to Earl Grey and to Mr. Secretaqs !,j
whom will also be transmitted the objections, of this
detail, as regards the justice and the practicabi •
posed measure.
That these Resolutions be publicly advertised. ch.
(Signed) WM. MURRA,
UP%
PILOTAGE AND HAI(I3OUR P bieett
Government it appears is in earnest on the ski by
quiry into Pilotage and Harbour Dues. We °the
liamentary Votes, Mr. Spring Rice moving for ss '
returns, which were ordered, D
viz. :—« Of the gin,
tin" the last three years for Pilotage Lights, ant`bli
t_f Revenue received at the ports of Belfast, u
d3rry, Liverpool, Cork, and Waterford." ~,i'
" Of the application of such Revenue ;
. .
as is paid to the Pilots, and whether any ;sums i.'
Pilotage are applied to any, and what other ohieep
" Of the number and names' of the persona rho ha
tensed as Pilots in each of the last three years;
date,
such as are Apprentices, with their ages an
d da
ticeship and licenseS." AO:
"Of the number and names of such Pilots, all-
, chi:
tices, who have been deprived of their Lieoe' fl,
three years, with the causes of such deprivatiou o
" Of the number of Vessels which have beeli•sfi',
out of port during the last three years ; dish has
from other Vessels, and the number' 1.1'15 d'
which ,
Rates
without having Pilots actually on board, a
ing Steam from other Vessels." . of
" Of the number of Voyages, and the anion'''. -IEOI,
and what Steam Vessels, at any and what
ceived from Ist February, 1828, to Ist FebruarY'tiosi
1 edits
lacid
distinres-ce:
regular rates, and the causes of such reduction, 3
beinf)discontinued." h ell
4 4 f the number of applications that have se that
censes to act as Pilots ; distinguishing 03°1 -sl.'',
gra,nted or refused, with the causes of such Nie, the'
' Of the scale of Rates for Pilotage in each oi,,a,
distinguishing those for Vessels employed ill"
the'
from those employed in the Foreign Trade-