The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-24 00:00:00

AFTER FAIDAY •

On TUESDAY, the 34 March next, at Bateson au lorsfall's
• Office, Lower Casoe-stree t,
5.50 Bundles of SARSAPARILLA,
170 Barrels and Bags? •
INDIA._ LIBBER,
391 Pairs of Shoes r
A quantity in Cakes 3
• •
10 Bags and Barrels ISINGLASS,
3) Barrels and Cases BALSAM of CAPIVI,
•,4 Baskets ANNATTO, •
4 Barrels TAPIOCA.
Now landing ex George Canning, fiom Pars.
BATESON •and HORSFALL, Brokers.'

On TvEswAY; the 3,1 March next .at hid. past One o'clock, at
C.' 'l'. Dunlevie's Office, Brunswick-street, opposite t d Corn-
Exchange,' ' "
- ' About 2510 f)tia7 ters WHEAT, in bo ,
~..fonsisting of 8)') Quarter's Poineranian, '
- 450 . ' „ ' High mixec4 anizig,
• 1250 • „ Russian . . •: .
4' Samples may be seen in the mean titae, lii applying to
• • C. T. DUNLEVIE, Broker.
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rr,- On WEDNxsDAY, the 4th March next, at Oue o'clock,
- •JC •`":-G:a.,.. at 9, ESeimuge-alley,-- . .
- '-The well-known Brig INDIAN, •• .
t
-.4.--' - Lying in Prince's Dock; burthen 2.31 tons, built
if fee at Workington, in 1820, of English and Afric -Oak, coppered
and copper-fasiened, has been well ke a, d is, abundantly
supplied with stores, has Just arrived fro anilla with a cargo
of sugar, &c., which is landed in esc . ant order; she is well
worthy the-attention of any ,person wanting a vessel. of her
burthen.—For further particulars apply to Messrs. ROBERT
WISE and Co., Merchants, or to
WILLIAM P. BUSHBY, Broker.
. .

Oa THURSDAY, the sth March next, at Twelve o'clock, at No.
9, Exchange-alley,
54 Bales China SILK,
10 Boxes TORTOISE-SHELL,
" 8 Boxes CIGARS,
28 Tons SAYAN WOOD,
Ex Indian, frow=lltan. .
61 Tubs (i Casks Tsuo v,
19 Cases Mother of Pearl SHELLS,
16 Elephant 'TEETH,
it) Chests Japan BASKETS,
9 Tons SAYAN WOOD,
Ex Alexander Robertson, frnm Batavia.—Apply to Messrs.
ROBERT WISE and Co., Merchants, or to
WM. PEATT BUSHBY, Broker.

TEAS,
Per Spartan, direct from Canton. '
On FRIDAY, the,l3th of March,-at Ten o'clock, at th 'Public
Sate Room, Exchange-buddings,
3667 Packaget, TEA,
Consisting of 762 Chests BOHEA,
1154 Chests
200 half Do.
100 Chests CONGOU
TWAN EY,
296 Boxes
750 Chxestss .
SOUCHONG,
1 31?) BBC
oh° xe see ts 8 HYSON,
198 Boxes IMPERIAL.
For particulars apply to THOMAS Rincr, Esq., and JOHN
BIBBY and 'Co., Merchants' or
IRLAM and THOMPSON,
VARNHAM and ENVART, t Brokers.
T. and 11. LITTLEDALE,

On Tittias DA y, the 19th March next, at Twelve o'clock at No.
•
9, Exchange-alley,
3632 Bags SUGAR;
70 Bags COFFEE,
155 Boxes CASSIA LIGNEA,
EX Indian, from hlanilla.
2148 Bags COFFEE,
625 Bags RICE,
270 ,Bags TURMERIC,
15, Bags BLACK PEPPER,
13 Casks NUTMEGS,
1 Cal
MACE,
1 Case
•
19 Bags GUM COPAL,
13 -Casks GUM BENJAMIN
Ex Alexander RObertsoti, from Batavia.—Samples may be
seen at the Office of Messrs. M. J. and C. Woodhouse, Mincing-
lane, London.—Apply •to • Messrs. RoisEnT Wisn and Co.;
Merchants, or to "WM. PEATT BUS El BY, Broker.

_en Z-ale.

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CONSTANT', Y UN SALE,
.E
Buenos Ayres and Monte Video DRY and SA D OX
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HIDES,
of heavy and light weigh • .
in quality equal toenv ever imported from the ver Plate; the
Salted Hides beinr, free, from flesh and salt, 11 trimmed, and
invariably withoutin,jurY from heat.---Apply toiGEo, ARKER
and Co., or to SAMUEL LA PONE, 10, Tithebar -street.
cThe new Ship BRITISH NIP:BCH, register,
. ' .4. tons,-built and equipped of the best m erials ; she is
~.„,., copper-fastened, and sails fast with i rre cam upon
,
—"4- 17 % feet, her draught of water loader .—For ventorv,
&e. apply on board, Brunswick Dock, or DUN , GIBB;

The Dew Brig MAQUziz,IIA, 151 re ter tons, cop-
per-fastened; her hull and equipin e s are composed
F
of best materials.—or inventory, . apply on hoard,
Brunswick Dock..or to DIIN-CAlsr GII3B.

FOR. SALE. --
.
' „,,rf Now building at' Bristol, a fine SHIP, abo 520 tons
.".1.: . register, with poop, " topgallant forecastl half bust,
6,
quarter-galleries, and carved stern.
Now building in the Tvue, a SHIP, about 30 tons, with
flush deck, and hurricane-house abaft (same albe Liners,) or
milli a full poop, if required.
Building at Sunderland, and nearly sea for launching, a
BARQUE, about 'AO tons, of fine model, bust head, quarter-
badge,, and a raised quarter-deck.
- Also, a SNOW, 188 tons, of good dimensions for stowing and
sai.ing,.
Ready for launching at 'Whitby, the Ship DELHI, registers
358 tons, with poop,'forecastle, bust-head, and quarter badges.
Also, a BRIG, now building, about 130 tons register; and a
fine SIIIP, 352 tons, with full poop, forecastle, bead, and
_badges._ •
Now lying at Whitby, the now Ship HEBER, 440 tone, with
full poop, galleries, forecastle, and bust-head.
- The above Vessels are built of the best, and well-seasoned
timber, thoroughly copper-fastened, and will bear strict scru-
tiu. •

At Bristol, the Ship CLARA, 515 tons, built by Messrs. G.
Hilhouse and Co has lately had most extensive repairs, new
cOppered two ye.ars ago, slows a large cargo, and is in fine older.
' Ihe new Barque CA PTAIN ROSS, 310 tons register, built
at • Whitby, in 15.34, with
.poop and figure head, thoroughly
rapper-fastened, and abundantly found to stores; in Brunswick
Basin. • • ' •

The Barque EWER E 1" I'A, of Hun, 352 tons, has had great
repairs,. and stows a very large cargo,
The. New Baique YOUNG WILLIAM, 365 tons, launched
FIFt Autumn, in NovAt Scotia, carries a large. cargo, and is a
lair rhpiit vessel.

The Literp,ol-huilt Brig AqAptiEA, 146 tens register,
lyin6; t4e Ring's Duck.—For further particulars. apply to
CIIAPIAN and WILLIS.
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FUILVITURE, LdUREL-STREISP,
By Messrs. THOS. WIN STA N LEY and NS,
On PuroAir next, the 27th instant, at Eleven ' ock prpciAply,
on the Premises, No. 1, Laurel-street, ne. the Botanic Gar-
den,—by order rV the 41,siyoee.v,
rircE genuine and useful HOUSE LI) FURNITURE,
Ohin,t, Glass, .Lincn, Plate, %mill quantities of Wine, ail
other Enects of a Bankrupt.
The Furnituse comprises Foor.post and Caipp Bedsteads,
with piinted Calico hangings, Feather Beds and Bedding,
Painted Chamber Articles, Merino Window Curtains, Kidder-
minster Carpels, Di-essing:Oisses, Fenders aud Fire-irons Ma-
hogiiny Chairs, Card, Pembroke, and Snap Tables, Sofa, eliests
of Drawers, Wardrobe, &c. The Kitchen
other useful ATtieleri;'

To be vi"wed ou Thursday next, the 2Gth, when Catalogues
may be had on the Premises, and of Messrs. Thus. WINST N-
LET and tioNS, Clutrch-street:

ELIGIBLE. INVESTMENT.
t -
11y Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLE , and SONS,
On Earn AY, the .6th day of March next, t • One, o'clock pre-
. eiselv, at the Clarendon- • oms,
rNIIiE large and commodious DIVE .ING-II6USE, with
the Coach-hong'', Stable, and thee Outbuildings, auil
the extenSve Gudea thereto ad' i ing, situate on the so ith
side of Mount Pleasant, immediat onvosite the WeiliLgtott-
_rooms, and :now in tht occupation Ge.trge Ranntrlen.• Esq.,
containing in front, to Mount Pleasant lit 3 feet it) inches, in
depth about 176 feet, and an area in the whole of about 2'45
yards. . .
. _ _

7 his property in point of situati,m possesses advantages
which are rarely met with; presentini speed .not only for the
erection of .eight . first-rate 110u3e4, frau:mg. the nwst eligible
.part.of Mount Pleasant, but also for a. street or road -comnitinir.
cAting with S,uth Ranter-street, which is much wanted, and
• would convertanost of this property and much other land in the
neighbourhood into very valuable front laud without any
jury to the present.excettent residence. • •
The tenure is leasehold under the Corporation far three lives,
aged. respectively 56, 59, and 74 years„and 21 years afterwards,
under the usual ground; rent and covenants.
For further particulars apply at the Office of Mr. JOHN
No 14TH, Solicitor, Exchange-alley, where a plan may be seen.

ELIGIBLE IN:VESTMENT.. .
-
' By 'Messrs. 'I'..WINSTAN LE V anti SONS, • .
On SaTuit DAY, the 14th• Mardi next, at ,Two o'clock in the
Afternoon, at the Clarendontrooms, South John-street, Li,
verpool, subject to such conditions as will be the produced,
etetk_ece„--
—lty.order of the Afortyagees,
r • .•. :• . .
li HAT capital and well-accustomed I ..., known by the
JL . name of the THE HIGH SEACOA i • OTET., with the Lend
and Outbuildings Lelougiug thereto, ' ate at Seacombe.in the
county of Chester,• and now in th ccupation of Mr. Stanley
Garner.

• Also, those Four capital MESSUAGES or DWELLING-
HOUSES.adjoining the above Hotel, with the LAND in front
and at the back thereof respectively, in the several occupations
of Mr. J. B. Blundell, Mr. Huoson, Mrs. Green, and Mr.
Lewis.
Also, a COTTAGE and GARDEN, fronting the River, in
the.occupation of Mrs. Long.
Together witb a small BREWERY and Nine COTTAGES,
situate at the back of the Hotel and adjoining. Premises, with
the .LAND in front, and.at the back of the same respectively.
lite above Property, the site of which comprisep about 5000
square yarill, is beautifully situate on the banks of the River
Mersey, and: presents -a tncst advantageous investment for
Capital, a considerable portion ofithe Laud being well adapted
for Building upon, and the whole capableof great improvement
at a moderate outlay.. . . • .
The. Tenure isTreehold of Inheritance.
Further. particulars may he • had .on applityfil Messrs.
k;
BEINE and,llAssAt.t, Solicitors, North Jobe. tieet..

LAST TWO DAYS' SALE 01: ..10GNIFICEN'f
• • to,—. •
A,711. M. lIIME resnectfully intimates: that the SALE of
SPLENDID CHINA will RE-COMMENCE. To.
11( (Wrdnesdav,) O.6ITIVELX
CLOSE on THURSDAY, the 2tith'iustitnt, at his ROOMS,'
OHMIC H-STREET.
May he viewed and Cata!ognes had.

UNRESERVED SA LE7OF CA PLE.II, PICTURES. ••
icy Mr.
On Aloiv PA Y next, the 2i of March, precisely at T.: e o'clock,
L& VERA"- valuable Collection, Consisting NINETY
CAPITAL PAINTINGS, amongst w h will be found
beautiful specimens of the Works of Wmtverdn s, Hobbima, Ruis-
dael, Jan Steen, Ochterveldt, rob% Paul Bell,
Artois, Vaoderteeof, Vandevelde, Peelers, :malt, Glauber, and
Lairesse, Canaleiti, Omeganek, Gainsborough, Abelson, Zucca-
relli, Calvert, &c., the whole in a desirable state of
preservation, and consigned for absolute sale.
To be viewed on Friday. next, the 27th, and Saturday, the
28th instant, when Catalogues may be bad at the .Itoonis. , •

E AT:LLB ST HOC'S 1410 LD BEDDING, GLASS,

• Its:: RICH AION1)-110
13y Mr. BACH,
Un FRTDAY next, the 27th instant; e t Eleven 'o'cloc , on the
Premises, Richmond Brewery, Liverpool,—by der of the
• 21,eig»ces. and Free rf Auctiun Masi,
Genuine HOUSEHOLD FUR NIT aand Effects.
1 or Mr. Edward Gittins Wood, (a Ban ipt,) comprising
Mahogany and other Four-post Bedstead with .Marcen and
other 'Draperies; choice Feather Beds, ankets, Sheets, and
Counsel panes, Maheganv. and IlliseW Loo, and.
Card Tallies, and Chairs,"Rosewood Co ch, with loose Cushions,
Mahogany Sofa, in Black Hair Cover, Mahogany Pedestal
Sideboard, Mahogany Secretaire and Bookcase, Dressing and!
Other Glasses, with a quantity of Cut Glass, in Decanters,
Wines. &c., Chinaware, and all Kitchen Requisites.
Catalogues arc in preparation, and may be had on the Pre-
mises, and the -whole viewed on the day previous to the sale,
from Two till Four o'clock.

DESIRABLE FREEHOLD HOUSE AND LAND,
Situateat Great Neston, near Parkgate, C
On Fein* r, the 20th March next, at Three !clock, at Mr.
Jones's, Golden Lion Inn, Great Neston, unless previously
sold by private treaty, of which due notic vill be given,) and
subject to conditions then to be produc ,
Lot 1.
.A.LL that well-built and enient MANSION,
situated a! aforeiakl, tog er uith two productiVe
Gardens and Pleasure Ground. The nose consists of, on the
ground floor, good Dining4o.)m, Breakfast Parlour, Study,
Butler's Pantry, Store-room, Kitchen, Servants' hall, Scul-
lery, Alilk-house, and Larder; on the Second door, Drawing-
room, three Bed-rooms. and two Dressing-rooms; on the upper
storey, five Bed-rooms, with two Dressing-rooms; there are
good-Cellars, and a•Water Closet, Coach-house, four stalled
Stable, Harness-room, Granary, Wash-house, and Shippon,
and a good Seat in the Gallen• of Neston Church., The House
commands a good view of the-Welsh hills and the entrauce of
the river Dee, and is v ell supplied with water.
2. A second Seat in the Church.

3. All that Freehold MEADOW or Parcel of LAND, called
the MOORS,'laying next to hloorside,,to the south, containing
IA. 2a. 29P.. or thereabouts.
4. All that other Freehold MEADOW, called the MOORS;
laying to the southward of the aforesaid, containing IA. 2a. 360.;
or thereabouts.

The Land-tax is redeemed of the above Property.
5 A M BADOW,laying between the two above-named, now
in lease for one aged lif., containing IA. On. 22e., or there-
abouts.

6. Close or Parcel of LAND, before the House, with COT-
TAGE attached, iti lease for one other aged life, containing
Lt. hi. 37r., or ►hereabouts.• •

Immediate possession can be bad of the whole of .the above
Property.
• A quantity of useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Kit-
chen Utensils.. &e., will be Sold cu the Premises' the, following
Mondav,.the 23c1.
For inrther particulars apply to Mr. THOMAS, MA wnsr.cv,
Solicitor, Doran's lane, Liverpool ;_ Messrs. BARKER and Pon-
TE Solicitors, Chester, or to Mr. WILLIAM QUAY, Great
Neston, who will show the Premises..

TO COWKEEPEItS, GRAZIERS, AND OTHERS.
THE well-known and lucrative COW and cATTL ' -LAY-
ERS, at Islington, the largest in the Kingdo , -together
with the old established Trade carried on there fk upwards of
Forty Years by the late NI r. LAyeoeic, With th ption of tak-
ing the.-yaluable Live end Dead Stock at avi Minn.
Mr. W. W. SIMPSON has received it ructions front the
Administrators, to SELL by AucTio:. ~at the MART, on
FRIDAY, the 26th March, Its3s, at Twel o'clock, in one Lot.
this exceedingly valuable and exteirs *e Leasehold Property,
which. comprehends the excellent li (knee and Offices of the
late Mr. Laycock, eligibly situate at,. 0. 4. Sebhon's-buildings,
fronting the High-street. Islington; a Garden Piuery, &c., very
extensive Cattle Layers, Cowhouses, Sheds, and Stal)ling, two
large Barns, uumerous convenient Outbuildings, spacious Yards,
and six Cottages, forming the south side of the Premises, which
occupy a site of nearly five .acres, extending front the High,
street, Islington, to the Liverpool.road, held for 69 years, at
the trilling.ground rent of 1:60 a year. Also, an extensive range
of Buildings used as Cowhouses, Potatoe and Linseed .I.louses,
Chaffbouse and Mill, several Barns, Grain-pits, And large Shoot
for dung, spacious Yard, two detached Cowsheds, an extensive
Garden, and an enclosure of rich Arable Laud, forming the
north side of the Premises, held for the same term, at an ap,
portioned ground Rent of at) per annum.
The Premises comprised in the two leases form together a most
'compact and valuable property,.admirably adapted for the. ex-
tensive and profitable business to which it has for so many 'years
been appropriated, and which, from its unrivalled situation. it
must continue to .cemmand. The buildings are all brick-built,
and strongly timbered, .and in the most perfect slate of repair.
The Premises have been principally used for the layering and
protection, of Cattle for the London market, .the income from
which has, during many Years, been very considerable, besides
the extensive and productive Milk trade attached tome concern.
. The purchaser will have the option of taking the whole or
part of the Cows, (upwards of .four hundred in number,) and
any other portion !:tf the Live and Dead Stock at a valuation,
The Property may,,he viewed,.and particulars, with plans an-
nexed, may he obtained on the.Preimses; of 'Messrs. V AND6R- ,
core. COVYN, Cep, and Law, Solicitors, Binh-lane, Cannon-
street; at the Mart; and of Ir, W. W.- StupsoN, Bucklers,
bury, . . .

SALE EV NURLON-STREE
By Al 13AC ,
To-MORROW, .(Wednesday,.) the 2.5 th . the Pre-
. wises., No. Norton-street, Loup /Iliad.
ALL the.IIOIfBE;HOLD rutiNITEJ.R. id.CVODS; the
Furikiture consists of Alithogany Fimr,post; add Camp
I.lllstcads, Feather Beds, awl Beddimr, . Painted . Dressinz
Tables, .Washstands, Sze., handsome B.ltihogany Sofa.. with
loose Cushion, Chefronier, Pair of. Cars 'rabies, Set of .Diniug
Ditto, trills loose Leaf, eight 'lndulger. Chairs, a handsome
BracketChiek, inlaid Case, naa.de" by Hornby, and all the
, . .
TO be, viewed this Day, the 2.3 d instant, when. Catalogues
may be had..on the Premises, or of Mr. JANIF.s 13Act1, Auc-
tioneer, Ciarendon-buildings..

• MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CUT G 4e,
Lyc.
By Air. FULLER. •
On THURSDAY nest, the 26th instant', at ten o'clock, at his
Rooms, 30, Rensha reet,
Furniture emnprises Mahugany Dining,' Card, and
Pembroke.Tahles, sets of Chairs, Stfas,'Lounging Chairs,
ChetFortier' Chests of Drawers, several Brass "and Steel Fen-
-tiers and Fire Irons, Fourpost and Camp Bed-steads, several
excellent Feather Beds and new. Blankets, two large Kidder-
minster Carpets, Pier and 'Dressing Glasses, a case of curious
titutPd Biros, sets of elegant Chininil Ornaments in China.
and Glass, Painted I.:unsea' Hall Lamp, a quantity of haud-
stone Cut Glass and China, tisefttl Earthenware-aud Kitchen
Requisites.
Catalogues may be had, and the Property viewed on Wed-
nesday.