The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11 00:00:00

On ale.

PLANTATION AND EDGE' OLS,
Of- all_Ainds, manufactured by Lyndon a Wignall, at the
-Minerva Works, Birmi am.
Apply to ti-lENR EALY, Jun.
19,E change-street East.
Every description of HARDWARE for ex7rtation; apply
as above.

TIMBER, DEALS, and LL IBER,
Suitable for the West Indi arket,
Deliverable at St. Andrew's, Ne Brunswick.
Apply to WIL I,IAM SMITH 'and • SON.

•
The fine new teak-built Shi
ADELAIDE,
i`;c R. P. Gurtiutn, Comma er;
640 tons per register ;:built by Mes s. Gillmore and
Co.. at Calcutta, in 1832, of the best mated s, and finished in
the finest style of workmanship, has grea pacity, (combined
with sailing qualities,) ortop deck beams, d complete between
decks, poop and topgallant forecaStle, quarter galleries, and
bust head, unexceptionably found in stores, which are, with the
masts, yards, ;nd spars, in high order, and requires only pro-
visions to send her to sea. Just returned from Canton.—
Apply to J. H. ARNOLD and WOOLLErf;
3, Clement's-lane, London.

On SALE
The new Ship ABERFO ,
.111.gi: 281 tons register, coppered and pper-fastened ;
-- - - built for the owner's use, tinder th inspection of the
present waster ; beams laid for the stowag f sugar hogsheads;
materials in rigging, sails, cables, anchar and principal part
of the iron work made in Liverpool, by most respectable manu-
facturers; carries a large cargo on a very light draught of water,
and on examination will be found a very superior vessel ;
lying in Prince's Dock.

Also, the first-class Ship STRATHISLA,
333 tons register; coppered and copper-fastened; well found in
stores of every description, and ready to take in cargo; lying in
King's Dock.—For particulars apply to
JAMES LOGAN, 106, Oldhall-street.
(One concern.)

On SALE,
47 The Schooner MARY N,
ROUT. WINTER, Ma er;
Burthen per register' 131 tons ; uilt in till River
Thames.—For inventories and further particulars apply to the
Captain, on board, south
iediawgrs
ulluodckiqriAEßToN,
No. 33, Wapping.

STEAM CONVEYANCE TO THE LAKES.
5 The new swift-sailing Steam-patket
• WINDERMERE,
41/ 1 JOHN ALLENBY, Cutnt..nder,
Is now regularly plying, thre inset a-week, be-
tween LIVERPOOL and uLvEnsTo. D ailing off POUL-
TON, near Lancaster, and I3LACKP iF, •weather permit-
ting, leaving George's Pier on
TDE§DAY, the 15th instant, at Eight o'c ock Morning.
Tkinitsunr, the lith instant, at Ten o'clock Morning.
FRIDAY, the 18th instant, at Twelve o'clock-Night.
And returning from Ulverstone on the following days, Sundays
excepted.
The WINDERMERE is a beautiful new vessel, built expressly
for the station, having Three spacious Cabins fitted up with
particular attention to .the comfort and accommodation of the
paisengers, and is also a remarkably fast-sailing vessel, being
propelled 'by. a pair of new Engines, upon Mr. Samuel Hall's
patent principles.
Shooting parties, and parties visiting-the celebrated Lakes of
Westmoreland; Cumberland, &c., will find this the most eligi-
ble and expeditious conveyance, the passage being generally
performed in seven hours, when they are immediately in the
Lake district, Ulverstone being situate near to the ruins of
Fin-ness Abbey, and only eight miles.distant frond' the beautiful
Lakes Windermere. and Coniston, which are in/the vicinity of
the Mountains and other Lakes, and surrounded by the most
picturesque, bold, and romantic scenery in the kingdom.
Apply to JAMES WINDER, Lancaster and Ulverstone Steam-
packet and Traders' Office, No. 4, Strand-street.

THE DUMFRIES AND LIVERPOOL STEAM
NAVIGATION COMPANY'S
New and powerful Steam Vessel
• • The NITHSDALE
-
THOMAS I,OOK tIP, CO ander,
Will ply to and from ,the Ports of DUMF S and LlVER-
duringO the, Month of SEi,TEm as under:—
I:Toni DUMFRIES, ving.
Gleneaple, on SATURDAY, 12th Sep nher, at Half-past One
• o'clock in.the Afternoon.

Carsethorn, on Wsns;EsoAY, the 16th September, at Five
o'clock in the Afternoon.

SATURDAY, the 19th of September, at Eight
o'clOck in the Morning.

-
,Gleneap.le, on WiDrm.sim v, 'the 73(.1 or September, at Eleven
o'clock in the Forenoon.

SATURDAY, the 26th of September, at One
o'clock in the Afternoon. •

Carsethorn, on WEDNESDAY, the 30th of September, at Five

From
in the Afternoon.
From LIVERPOOL,

TUESDAY, the 15th of Sept. at Three O'clOck in the Morning.
FRIDAY, the 18th of September, at Six o'clotk in the Mornhig.
MONDAY, the 21st September, at Nine o'crock the Evening.
THURSDAY, 24th. September, at Eleven o'clock the Evening.
TUESDAY, the 29th September, at Two o'clock in the Morning.
The attention of Travellers, betwixt Edinburgh and all the
north of Scotland, on the oue hand, and Liverpool on the other,
is especially requested to the medium of communication opened
up by the Nithsdale, which will be found at once the speediest
and cheapest for all such Travellers. The distance between
Edinburgh and Dumfries is only 72 miles, and two coaches run
daily betwixt them. Between the two ports of Dumfries and
Liverpool, again, the average time of passage is only 11 hours.
The coaches, also, betwixt Edinburgh and Dumfries will be
found to suit so well the sailing of the Nithsdale, and the time
of her arrival, that, in a majority of cases, Passengers will be
conveyed between Edinburgh and Liverpool without being
obliged to stay in Dumfries a night by the way. Under all
these circumstances, there can be no doubt that Travellers be-
twixt Liverpool and the greater part of Scotland will find it
their interest to sail by the Nithsdale, and still 'more so when
they take into account the cheapness of her fares, which are as
under;

FARES,
From Glencaple or Carsethorn to Liverpool, and vice versa,
Cabin 15s. Fore Cabin 7s.
Coaches will always be in readiness to convey Passengers
from Dumfries to the vessel, and vice versa.
For further particulars apply to the Company's Agents,
JAC ES WALKER, High-street, Dumfries, or
ROBERT SPROAT, 2a, Water-street, Liverpool.

On TUESDAY next, the 15th instant, at One o'cl • , at William
P. Bushby's Office, 9, Exchau ley,
16 Tons LOGWOOD
5 Tons FUSTIC,
Now landing, ex Amelia, from Jama , south side of the Wa-
terloo Dock.
48 Tons LOGWOOD,
36 'fens FUSTIC,
Lying in Cliff and Co.'s Cellar, Sept-street, and 'larboard's,
Bath-street.—Apply to Messrs. ADAM CLIFF and SON, Mer-
chants, or to WM. PEATT BUSIIBY, Broker.

THIS Day, (Friday,) the Ilth instant, at Six o'clock in
the Evening, at the house of Mr. Sharpies, the Go en Lion
Inn, in Dale-street, in Liverpool, unless previo disposed
of by Private Treaty, of which due notice wil e given, sub-
ject to such conditions.of Sale, and in the lowing or such
other Lots as may be agreed upon at th hne of Sale,--by
order of the Executors of the Zak Mr. .1 ► Dutton,
Lot I.IILLL that Piece or Parcel of AND, situate on the
north side of Burlington-street, in Liverpool, con-
taining in front thereto and in breadth at the back to Back
Portland-street severally 35 feet 2 inches. and extending in
depth backwards on the east and west sides severally 67 feet 2
inches, and containing in the whole 270 superficial square y-ards
or thereabouts, together with the Two DWELLING. HOLISM!,
fronting to Buriing,ton-street, and the Six MESSUAGES and
a BAKE-HOUSE immediately behind, forming a court called
Mary's-court. The whole are well built and respectably tenanted,
and produce a yearly rental of £97.
Lot 2. All that Piece. or Parcel 'of LAND, situate on the
north side of Great Richmond-street, in Liverpool aforesaid,
coritaininzln- hunt thereto and in lireatith at theleterseverally
83 feet 7 inches. and extending in depth on the east and west
sides severally 78 feet 3 inches,.and containing in the whole 292
superficial square yards or thereabouts, together with the Two
MESSUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES, -(one whereof
is also used as a Shop,) fronting to Great Richmond-street,
and the Ten DWELLING-HOUSES immediately behind,
forming a court called Dutwn's-court. Ine.e premises
_ale all
well tenanted and produce a yearly rental of .0.9.15. •
The Tenure of the above Lots is Freehold-of Inheritance.

For further particulars apply at the Office of Messrs. 13. R AB-
Nuft and ArioNsoN,.Solicaors, in Fenwick-street, Liverpool.

A BAY OR GREY HORSE FOR SALE,

ruHf;', object of the owner' being to sell one; former is
1. seven years old and the latter titre; bo steady with
saddle and in harness. The Bay has been gularly used in
drawing a four-wheeled open Carriage a has great power;
thd Grey is a good Gig or Saddle Horse nd perfectly steady.
The price of the former is Thirty Guineas; and of the latter
Thirty-five Guineas. May be seen at the Golden Lion Stable's,
Dale-street.

One will be Sold at Mr. LecAs's to the highest bidder, on
Saturday, unless previously disposed of

vie/
TO CAPITALISTS.
..
GENTLEMAN of long experience • Canada wishes in
.ti... procure as a PARTNER in alu ive Business in that
country, a GENTLEMAN who can hi g with him £8,00.
Lett,rs addressed (past-paid) to 11. P.. at the Standard Office,
before the 20th instant, will be immediately attended to, as he
intends returning to Canada on that date.