The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-09-17 00:00:00

thIYDOCK COLLIERIES TO BE LET.

qrbe LET, byTitoPos A 1., for ii. Termof TwentT-one Years,
at the Leh Arms Hotel, Newton-it-the-Willows, at Two
o'clock in the Afternoon of MONDAY, the 30th instant, subject
to such conditions and stipulations as~ will be then and there
produced, all those well-known and extensive COLLIERIES,
situate in the township of Haydock' near St. Helens,. in the
county of Lancaster. These CollierMs, from being situated
near the centre of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, and
being the first on the Sankey Canal, with both of which they
are connected by Branch railways, possess advantages over
most other Collieries, and command a very extensive sale in
Liverpool, Manchester, Warrington, and the Salt Works of
Cheshire. The Mines are in full operation, effectually and
fully opened out, and will yield a large supply .of Coals for
many years without any additional outlay of capital, and may
be entered upon immediately.
Persons desirous of viewing the Collieries may obtain any
information necessary to enable them to make their proposals
by applying to Mr. Fa a NM FORSTER, the Agent., at the Colliery,
and further particulars way be obtained on application to M.r.
WrUTE, Nowthb•

PIANO-FORT; TUNING, &c.

MESSRS. l'A141111:Ii. BEM:HERS respectfully inform
their Friends awl the Public, that they have, at very
considerable expense, engaged as their PIANO-PORM:and anGSM
TUNER, REGULATOR, &E.., Mr. J. DONE, or Loudon, author of
the celebrated Work on the Tuning, Construction, • 'Regu-
lating of :Piano-fortes generally.
Mr. D. is well known to the musical circles • notion as one
of the most experienced men in his depart nt. Messrs.. P.
therefore trust, by strict attention to orders, to merit a continu-
ance of the
_patronage they have so liberally experienced.
Messrs. F. have on hand, a well-selected stock of PIANO-
FORTES, consisting of Semi-grands, Cabinets, Squares, &c.
A liberal allowance made for old Piano-fortes in exchange.
A constant supply of the newest MUSIC from London, best
Roman Strings, and every other article in the Music Trade.
Families having Instruments to dispose of, Messrs. P. will be
glad to receive and forward the sale.
N.B. Export Orders executed with despatch, and on liberal
terms.
71, Bold-streei.

LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SHOREHAM RAILWAY,

THE NEAREST ROUTE TO PARIS.
APLAN of the intended Line may be see ndfurther in-
formation upon the subject may be ob med on applica-
tion to Messrs. RutiittE, 6, Holland-scree Blackfriars, or to
Messrs. VIZARD and LEMAN, Solicit incoln's Inn-fields,
on or before the 20th of October next mediately after which
time, if the subscriptions be complete, a Meeting of the Sub-
scribers will be called for the choice of Directors, the Deposit
will be fixed, and the application to Parliament will be made
forthwith, so that the Act may be obtained during the ensuing
Session. In the meantime no expenses will be incurred, nor
will parties applying for Shares be subjected to any liability.

- - PROVISIONAI COMMITTEE.
Isaac Lyon Goldsmid, Esq. J. R. Kemp, Esq.
Charles Curtis, Esq. R. S. Cahill, Esq.
Henry Templer, Esq. T. Attree, Esq.
William Routh, Esq. Sir William Jolliffe, Bart.
Captain John Manderson, S. C. Blount, Esq.
Richard L. Jones, Esq. John Broadwood, Esq.

PEARS'S TRANSPARENT SOAP.
THIS SOAP stands unrivalled as a discovery of the highest
importance, for its superior excellence in ekaning the
skin, preserving it from the effects of the weather, sea air, &c.,
and improving its appearance. It removes every blemish from
its surface, and, by due perseverance, never fails to render it de
licately clear and beautiful. Sold at Is.; is. 6d., and 2s. 6d
per square. Likewise Gentlemen's Shaving Cakes, at Is.,
15.6 d., and 2s. 6d. each. Pears's Botanical Cream, particularly
calculated to be used in nurseries, and by persons whose skin is
of so tender a nature that the application of soap is too rough
and irritable to be used with pl.easure. • Price 2s. 6d. per pot.
'Malabar Dentritice„ for improving the teeth, beautifying the
gums, and sweetening the breath. Price 2s. 9d. per box.
Liquid Bloom of Roses, which adds the most enchanting beau-
ty to the countenance, and improves the simple charms of na-
ture. Price 3s. 6d. per bottle. Imperial White Powder,
produced from vegetables only, which, while it is the most inno-
cent, is also the most excellent in its effects in beautifying the
countenance. Price 2s. 6d. and 5s per box. Prepared and
sold at his Manufactory, 53 Wells-street, Oxford-street, Lon-
don.

LIVERPOOL AUCTION MART,
COMMISSION AND EXHIBITION ROOM,
MUSIC HALL, BOLD-STREET.

THE Public is respectfully informed that the above esta-
blishment will be opened on WEDNESDAY; the 18th inst.
The Premises are handsomely fitted up, and afford ample
space to exhibit on one floor every description of fashionable
Furniture or other goods; and the effects of the largest mansion,
when removal is necessary for the convenience of private or
public sale.
THE HALL, 101 FEET BY 46 FE ,
Being completely hung with crimson cloth, and appily lighted,
i ,
offers every accommodation oz t e
EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS A STATUARY,
Which will be received and re-delivere free of all charges,
unless a sale be made. Artists and Proprietors of ancient and
modern Pictures are solicited to avail themselves of the present
notice in reference to the approaching Festival, as no pains or
exertions will be spared to render this establishment equally an
agreeable lounge and an active scene of business, where House
and Land Proprietors will have all the advantages attending a
wide publicity for
NOTICES OF LETTINGS AND SALES.

It only remains to add, that the Proprietors are, from a long
course of experience, perfectly versed in mercantile affairs, and
possess an extensive knowledge of agriculture ; these, combined
with personal activity and promptitude in discharging their du-
ties, arc the grounds on which are based their hope of being
honoured with a portion of the public favour.
P.S.—The Public and Artists are respectfully informed the
Saloon adjoining the Music Hall will shortly be in course of
elevation, and will be surmounted by a Dome on the most scienti-
fic principles, as a permanent Exhibition (communicating
through the Hall) for the works of British Artists.

REGULATIONS.
PRIVATE SALE.

1. All Goods are insured in a floating Policy against Fire,
and the Proprietors of this Establishment are responsible for
anv damage accruing thereon in the premises.
Each Article will be ticketed with the lowest price, and
care will be taken to confine the exhibition of Goods to articles
of the first make and quality.
3. Inferior, or imperfect sets of Glass or China, will not be
admitted. . .

4. The rent charged will be twopence in the pound on the
booked price per month, except on the larger articles of Fur-
niture, which will be something higher.
5. No rent will be charged on Paintings.
6. A Commission of five per cent. will be charged on all sales,
and one and a half per cent. for expenses and insurance.
7. Purchasers of Property to pay down (if required) twenty
per cent. deposit, and sign an agreement to pay the remainder
before removal, and within one week.
8. Owners of Property sold may receive the nett proceeds on
the third day after the