The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-15 00:00:00

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SHARES.
FOR SALE, BOLTON and BURY RAI AY.
MOLD LEAD WORK '
FLINT DITTO.
WANTED
BIRMINGHAM AND GLOUC STER RAILWAY.
COMMERCIAL BANK. OF ENGLAND.
NORTHERN AND CENTRAL DITTO
' JAMES BACH, Clarendon-1.

ikiltliiigs,

TO TEA DEALERS, GItOCE
r-u 0 be DISPOStiII OF, by `ALGA'''
A. fitted up SHOP in the above ii 7
situated in one of the best thoroughfa.
Mr. CULC HUTH, Church-alley.

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' ON, a handsomely
with a small Stock,
,r,es' in the town.—Apply to

rip° be SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY, all that Piece of
IL LAND, situate on the east side of Whitechapel, con-
taining about 1200 square yards, together with the several
M P. SSIIA GE S, 'COTTAGES, AVOIIK,SIIO.P.S, and
BU.ILDINt;S thereon erected, measurinZiEflfront to White-
chapel 38 feet 3 inches, in front to Williamgon-street 74 feet 13
inches, and in front' to Leigh-stre t ',961' feet 6 inches. The
ki.,
Premises are in the several occupa . -S of Messrs. Trotter and
their under-tenants' and Mr.'Bi erstaff, Mr. Edwards, Mrs.
Whalley, and Miss Rigby. The Tenure is Leasehold, under
the Corporation of Liverpool, for the remainder of a term of
21 Veal's, which commenced on the death of the last individual
named in the Lease, on the 26th April last. - -
Further particulars may be had, and a Plan of the Premises
inspected, on application to Mr. JAMES TASKER, Solicitor,
25, North John-street, Liverpool.

FREEHOLD PROPERTY.TO BE SOLD BY WAY OF
TONTINE. 1

FT-IHE Property which iTs subject of this Tontine is Free-
holdlL of Inheritance, situate in the northern part of Livet-
peol ira, the vicinity of the North Market, an'! consists of
HOUSES and PREMISES,•vaIued by an eminent Surveyor
at £6300, and the Rental (at a moderate rate) amounts to £552
per Annum.,
The Tontine to consist of 126 TRANSFER LE SHARES
of £5O each.
The interest of the Shareholders to dep d upon the Lives of
Nominees, to be named by them ; eac ominee to be 50 years
of age or upwards; one Life to be inated for each Share,
and each Shareholder to be entitled a proportion of the Rents
during the Life of his Nominee.
°the Shareholder whose Nominee shall Survive all the other
Nominees to become the absolute Owner of the whole Property.
As soon as the Shares are appropriated the Property will be
conveyed to the Shareholders—who are to execute a Deed in
which the Rules and Regulations of the Tontine will be detailed.
Each Shareholder, by Insuring the the Life of his Nominee,
(which can be done for a trifling sumo may secure the repay-
ment of the value of his Share on the death of the'Nominee ;
and in the meantime he will receive his proportion of the Rents,
which proportion will increase on the death of each of the other
-.Nominees.
An opportunity of Investment is thus afforded, so as to yield
good interest, and at the same time to give to each Shareholder
a fair chance of ultimately acquiring the sole Ownership of the
Property.
For further particulars, and for Copies of the Prospectus,
application may he made at the Office of Mr. GEORGE WOR-
THINGTON, Solicitor, Chapel-walks, Liverpool.-

. FRENCU AND ITALIAN LANGUAGES.
MDE _LA CLAV4 RIE, (Member of t. 'Grammatical
• and Literary Society of Paris, lat• rofessor of the
French and Italian Languages in. the - iversity of Oxford,
and Authorof several Works on Edue, , i,) begs to announce
that, on 'MONDAY, the 18th of da, y, he will resume his
PRIVATE TUITION in the above iI!NGUAGES, and RE-OPEN
his CLASSES.
Terms and particulars may be known on application to M.
DE LA CLAVERIE, No. 15, Seymour-street.

To the Students anti Lovers of the Italian Language.
M. DE LA CLAVERIE'S NEW WORK.'

In the. Press, and will shortly be published, by Subscription,
A GUIDI to the PRONUNCIATION of the ITALIAN
LANGUAGE, containing full Instructions for Reading and
Speaking Italian with purity and eloquence, aceonili,_:4ied by'
practical Rules to facilitate the knowledge of ProsbV3-illus-
trated by Exercises and Miscellaneous Selections in Prbie and
Verse, with the Tonic Accent marked upon every word, and
forming altogether, an easy and interesting Italian-Reader.
Designed for the use of Seminaries, for Private Tuition, and
Self-instruction. By M. Du La CLAN-ERIE, Member of the
Grammatical and Literary Society of Paris, &c., anti eight
rears a resident at Home, during five of which he filled, under
the French Government, a situution directly connected with
the itelian,Laug,uage and Literature. - • •
This Work will-be handsomely printed on fine paper, in one
post Svo volume, and,will be published in February next. The
price to Subscribers is 55., elegantly bound in cloth. •
Subscriptions are received by Mr: W.. Grapel, Church-street,
and-by the Author, at No. 15, Seymour-street, Liverpool, where
Prospectuses may be had.

-VTTR. ST. ALBIN respectfully anno 1s that his ACA-
-IYI DEMY- will REOPEN on 'F RSDAY next, the 21st
instant, at the ADEL Pki I HnTEL:•
16, BrowNlow-street, Pembioke-pla e.

i.
CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL, AND 'OMINIERCIAL
• - - • ACADEMY, .
• ' PROSPECT H0T71g.,. TRANMERE CHESHIRE.
Arti'llbliiiCiSt(h)aNt respectfullyhe S 0 ()P,l r 1 his'l)e RI2C)IntNt the
i
MONDAY, the.2sth instant. ..
Terms, &c.; may be had on application to Mr:.?,SinsoN.

HAMILTON-SQUARE ACADEMY ERKENHEAD.
MR., HERRING begs to ann ce tbat he has RE-
MOVED to the above coin odious Residence, where
his.Yupils will recommence their studies on WEDNESDAY, the
20th instant.—For terms apply.at the Standard-office.

►r HE MISSES FOSTER and STO DAI spectfully
I. announce their intention of REOPEN their Esta-
blishment for the Education of Young. •, on MONDAY, the
25th instant. French and German guages taught by a
French Lady residing in the house. •
Terms may be known on application. References :—,The
Rev. J. BROOKS, Rector of Liverpool; and MILES BARTON,
Esq., Everson-terrace.
Everton-road, Jan, 11, 1835. _

F 11-IE Rev. WM. CLEMINSON, Gra to of Oxford, and
I Incumbent of Tranmere, near Li rpool, takes intu his
House a limited number of PU S, and has now one
VACANCY.
Address till Ist of February—Rev. WM. CLEMINSON, Ulver-
stone, Lancashire.

MULBERRY-STREET.
Adjoining the .North Side of ABERCROM
lV•cation l iiincludes
.C.
F SALT'SCIas ii a I SanCdl-11‘010atLh will P b
k MONDAY, the 25th January insta
stint instruction in English Liter
ancient and modern Geogra
Arithmetic.
If desired, exclusive attention is paid to those Branches o,
Education which are deemed necessary to qualify Youths for
Puulic Schools, the Universities, and Mercantile pursuits.
The' modern Languages are also taught by the most approved
Masters.
Terms and further particulars may be obtained by applica-
tion at the School.

.LE-OPENED on
The Course of Edo.

. .
dical lunaun, and con

re and CompositiO-n, History,
rAstrOnomy, Writing, and

DANCING. 404 r"
AXESSIIS. lIUMFRAYS and GiDDEN r-eWeetfully in-
/VI-form their Friends and the Public, their. ACADEMY,
Falkuer-street, Corner of St. Bridekstreet, REOPENS on
the 21st instant.
48, Great Orford-street. .

LOGERIAN MUSIC ACADKgY,
1, GREAT GEQEGE-CT
MR. THOMSON'S ACADEMY on MR. LOGIER'S
SYSTEM, will be REOPENED on MoNoAy next, the
18th instant.
January 14th, 1836.

ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH, EVEI N.
A GENERAL MEETING of the P RIETORS of
this Church.will be held in the V c ,on MONDAY, the
First day of February next, at Nine ock in the Morning,
pursuant to a resolution passed at the nnual Meeting held on
the 4th instant.
Jan. 18, 1836. - .THOMAS HARRIS, Secretary. •