The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-05 00:00:00

IDucat ion.

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A T WINTON HOUSE ACADEMY, near Briingh, West-
moreland, conducted by Mr. ARROWSM Ttl and As-
sistants YOUTH are BOARDED and EDU ATED, either
for Profession or Commerce, at Eighteen and ' wenty Gninas a
Year. French by a Resident ,Master, alf a Guinea a
Quarter. Diet liberal and unlimited. Vacations. Full
particulars may ba had on application to Mr. M‘Guffie, 89,
Oldhall-street, Liverpool; Mr. Marston, Back King-street,
Manchester; Mr. T. B. Robinson, 64, Bull-street, Birming-
ham; or to Mr. A. Johnstone, IS, Providence-row, Finsbury-
square, London.

HAMILTON-SQUARE, WOOD' DE.
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-Ur ES. ANDREW STEWART respect Ily informs her
—VA Friends and the Public that she into to RE-OPEN the
SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES hitherto onducted by Miss
Maria Hewitt, on TUESDAY, the 26th instant. -

i 3 RUCH HALL SCHOOL, NEAR WARRIN TON.
mR. LOSH begs to inform the Parents and ' ardians of
YOUNG GENTLEMEN, who are de. ned for the
great public schools, the learned professions, o t higher walks
of mercantile life, that his SCHOOL will be E-0 PEN ED,
with increased energy in every department, o TUESDAY, July
19th. _

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Bruch Hull, June 23d, 1836.

HAMILTON-SQUARE ACADEMY, BIR HEAD.
MR. M. II ERR IN G respectfully beg to announce
that his Pupils will recommence their - aches on 'MON-
DAY, the 25th of July instant.
The peninsular situation of Birkenhead r tiers its air pecu-
liarly salubrious, and, with its excellent SEA BATHING, which
is enjoyed under Mr. H.'s personal protection, affords every
necessary fir the establishment of permanent health.
Prospectuses may be obtained on application at the Exchange
and Lyceum Newsrooms, of Messrs. MARELEs and Co., Lord-
street, or at this Office.

ACADEMY, 36, RENSHAW-STREET.
MR. TATE respectfully announces that he has relinquished
his Establishment in London in favour of his Son, (whom
he begs leave to recommend to those Gentlemen wh may be
sending their Sons to the Metropolis for Educatio , and that
he has formed a similar Academy, at the above a ress, for the
reception of the following Classes of Pupils :
Young Men who have completed their Ge ral Education,
and who, previous to their entrance into the ounting-houses,
wish to rapidly improve their practice in Writing, Commercial
Calculations, and Book-keeping, with English and the Foreign
Languages.
Younger Gentlemen, whose friends are dtesirous of their re-
ceiving a liberal Classical EducatiOn, to serve as a highly-
efficient preparation for either Mercantile or Professional
Pursuits.
Gentlemen engaged in business during the day, for the study,
in the Evening, of those branches of information that belong In
the higher departments of British and Foreign Trade.
Foreign Gentlemen and others desirous of becoming well
acquainted with the Language and Commerce of this country,
as Private Pupils, during the intervals of business.
A few Young Gentlemen are received as Boarders, under ar-
rangements that comprise all the comforts of a private family.
ProspectuSes may be obtained at the Academy, and of Mr.
GRAPE', Church-street, of whom may also be had, The Modern
Cambist, or Manual of Exchanges, 31 Edition, by W. TATE,
Sen., and A New System of Commercial Arithmetic, by W.
TATE, Jun.
Business will recommence on MONDAY next, the 1 lth instant.

JACK'S COFFEE-HOUSE,/
17, CLAY TON-SQUA E.
THE Public are respectfully informed t t the accommoda-
tions of this Establishment are full ual to those of the
best houses in the metropolis. Breakfa , unches, Dinners,
Suppers, and other refreshments are s plied on the shortest
notice, and at prices, and in a manner combining economy and
comfort.
The sleeping apartments are fitted up with peculiar regard to
the comfort of the guests, and the Beds are superior.