The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-01-12 00:00:00

THE REV. C. W. RIeITAiCLS,A.B., intends (D. v.)
RE-OPENING his SCHOOL on TUESDAY, the 26th

TERMS INCLUSIVE.
Boarders under twelve years of age, Fifty Guint,
that age, Sixty Guineas per annum. A few Day Pupils are
received. Terms, Eight and Ten Guineas.
Mr. R. has four vacancies.
3, Mount Vernon-road, Edge-Mll,
January 11, 1841.

5, above

jr R. WILLIAM WRENSHALL, Jun. PROFESSOR OF
1.111 Music, respectfully informs his friends and the public,
that his Classes Re-commence their Studies on. Monday,
25th Jan., 1841.

43, Bedford-street North, Abereromhy-square.

SEACOMBE SCHOOL.
ANR. BALL respectfully announces that his SCHOOL
.11'1 will be RE-OPENED on TUESDAY, the 19th inst.

Cards of Terms may be had at Mrs. Platt's, Tea-dealer,
Castle-street ; at Mr. Duckworth's, Stationer, 5, South
John-street ; 'and at Mr. B.'s Residence.

IVIRS. COVER and Miss BARLACE respectfully inform
IVI their Friends and the Public that their Establishment,
for the Board and Education of a limited number of Young
Ladies, will be REOPENED on the 20th instant.
Terms and references may be obtained at their Residence,
Nether&ld-road North, Everton.
A LADY can be received as PARLOUR BOARDER.

EDUCATION AT MR. SIMPSON'S ACADEMY,
EARBY, NEAR RIOHMOND, YORKSHIRE.
YOUNG GENTLEMEN are boarded, furnished with
books, and instructed in whatever their future prospects
may require, at Twenty Guineas per Annum. No extra
charges, and no Vacations.
Cards, with references, to be had of Mr. S., who attends
from Twelve to Two o'clock daily, for a short time, at the
Bull Inn, corner of Trneman-street, Dale-street, and of Mr.
KREBS, 21 , Richmond-street, Liverpool.

INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO-FORTE.
IR. B. R. ISAAC (Associate of the Royal Academy of
al Music, London.) most respectfully announces that he
RESUMES Instruction on MONDAY next, the 18th instant.
Terms may be known on application at his Residence, No.
8, Bedford-street North, Abercromby-square.

11/f R. G. HOLDEN, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, begs to in-
_al Form his Friends and the Public that he has RE-
MOVED from No. 22, Stafford-street to No. 39, SEYMOUR-
STREET, where he continues to give Instructions on the
PIANO-FORTE and in SINGING.
39, Seymour-street.

ATR. HARWOOD, PROFESSOR OF DANCING, 42,
NELSON-STREET, GREAT GEORGE-SQUARE, respect-
fully announces to his Friends and Pupils, the present
VACATION will terminate on THURSDAY next, the 14th

.nd at the TOWN-HALL

NORI4II

instant, at his Academy
BIRKENREAD, OD MONDAY MORNINV, the 18th instant
EVENING ACADEMY, on TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS
PRIVATE LESSONS, MONDAY, NV

NESDAY, and

FRIDAY EVENINGS

CLASSES FOR LADIES only, on WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY AFTERNOONS.

January 7th. 1841

THE Messrs.FlSHEßwill RE-OPEN their ACADEMY,
39, Great George-street, on MONDAY, the 18th instant,
where YOUNG GENTLEMEN are carefully Instructed in
the Ancient and Modern Languages, Mathematics, Corn-
.ce, and all the Branches of Science and General Litera-
to qualify them for any University or for Mercan-

tore, so

•
tile pursuits.
The Pupils are regularly practised in French Conversation,
and have the Sciences of Astronomy, Chemistry, Optics,
Pneumatics Electricity, Galvanism, &c., illustrated by ex-
tensive Apparatus.
N.8.-I'he Messrs. FISHER have recently built a very
handsome and spacious School-room, which is well lighted
and fitted up with every convenience. They have likewise,
for the accommodation of additional Boarders, enlarged the
Premises in Great George-street, and on the former Play..
ground erected a large, airy Gymnasium. The Boarders are
treated, in every respect, as members of the family, each
having a separate bed, and the use of an excellent Juvenile
Library. Particular attention is also paid to the daily study
of the Holy Scriptures; so that every requisite is provided
for the health and comfort, as well as the religious, moral, and
intellectual improvement of the Pupils.
P.S.—For qualification, experience, facility, and success
in communicating Instruction, the Messrs. F. have the
honour of referring to numerous Clergymen, Merchants,
Professional Gentlemen, &c., of the highest respectability,,
who have intrusted them with the education of their Sons,
and whose names may be seen in their Prospectuses.

ITALIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE.
QIGNOR ZANDOTTI, M.A., of Rome, late Professor of
I`7 Italian in the University of Dublin, has the honour to
announce that, on the 22d instant, he will RESUME his
Prof Tonal Duties in LIVERPOOL and M A NCHETER.

Letters addressed to Signor ZANDOTTI, at Mrs. Wood's
Foreign Library, 62, BOLD-STREET, and at the Academy,
62, Grosvenor-street, Chorlton-upon-Medlock, Manchester,
will receive immediate attention.
ZANDOTTI'S TABLE OF TIEE.ITALIAN VERBS,
Second Edition, London, may be had as above.

Ready for the press, and will be published as soon as the List

Of Subscribers is full

ANALYSE GENERALE DES VERSES ITALIENS,
AVEC UN TRAITE TOUT PARTICULIER SUR LA SYNTAXI
DES PARTICIPES DES VERT
AVERE, AVOIR

S QUI SE CONJUGUENT AVEC

Besides the great advantage this Work presents by its
Synoptical Tables, in which all the Auxiliary, Regular, and
Irregular Verbs are arranged according to their respective
classifications, and divested of all difficulty, S. Z. flatters him-
self that he has rendered some service to Professors and Stu-
dents by having reduced the SYNTAX OF PARTICIPLES, the
most intricate part of the Italian Language, to easy acquire-
ment, by means of a SINGLE RULE, which will be found in
strict accordance with the most approved Writers, and put
an end to the numberless differences between Grammarians
upon the subject.
ELEMENTS OF THE ITALIAN LANGUAGE. In
this Work, which begins with some general remarks on Pro-
nunciation, and on the proper Method of Teaching Living
Languages, all the Parts of Speech, and especially the Pro-
nouns, which are perhaps more intricate in the Italian than
in any other Language, are also arranged in a Synoptical
Form, which, by converting the Multum into Parvo, removes
every difficulty, and precludes the necessity of a constant
reference to the endless pages of Grammars.
LISTS OF SUBSCRIBERS are open in the Library at the
LYCEUM ; at Mrs. Woon's, Bold-street, Liverpool ; and
at Messrs. HIME and BEALE'S, St. Ann's-square, Man-
chester ; where a Prospectus of both Works may be had
gratis.

t~lliYl'.

AYOUNG PERSON, a member of the Church of Enr-
land, aged twenty-six, is desirous of obtaining a SI-
TUATION as NURSERY GOVERNESS or LADY'S
MAID. Unquestionable rcferrences will be given.
Apply by letter, pre-paid, to M, at the Standard-office.

it MARRIED CLERGYMAN, (M.A. of Cambridge,)
residing in a quiet and healthy part of the county of
Salop, desires to receive into his House a limited number of
PUPILS, who will meet with liberal and gentlemanly treat-
ment, and be instructed in the usual branches of a Classical
Education. Terms, One Hundred Guineas a Year.
Address, Rev. M. H., Bolas Rectory, Wellington, Salop.

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PRESS.
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fleeted with the London and Provincial Press, would be
happy to enter into an Engagement, with the Proprietors of a
Conservative Journal, to supply LEADING ARTICLES
during the ensuing Parliamentary Session. The Advertiser
can produce the most satisfactory testimonials of his compe-
tence, and will, if required, forward specimens of his style.
Communications addressed to X Y Z, Messrs. HYDE and
CREWE, Booksellers, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire,
will meet with prompt attention.