The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-01-13 00:00:00

hoarders ..
4, GROIVN-STREET PE.III3ROKE.PLIICE

RS. and the MISSES WILLIAMS receive a
limited number of YOUNG LADIES to EDUCATE, at
zir, BANK HOUSE, Sot;Tti PORT. Eminent Masters Fe in
E entlance, and a French and German Governess resides in the
1:41i157. Studies will be RESUMED on THURSDAY, the 29th
vißeaPetiences are kindly permitteto the Rev. Canon Slade,
44ar of Bolton ; the Rev✓ Huntington, Rector of St.
n's Church, Manchestef; and the Rev. J. Jackson, Incum-
tit of Trinity Church; Southport.

CLIFTON-PARK ACADEMY, BIRK EN H EAD.
R• JOHN SORLEY respectfully announces that
and he has REMOVED from BRUNSWICK VILLA to large
treeteTilinodious PREMISES in CLIFTON-PARK, recently
—elt for his special purpose, where he will be happy to receive
IviZtditional number of BOARDERS and DAY SCHOLARS, to
intellectual, moral, and religious training, he will devote
tre,flusive attention. At this AcaoleMy young. gentlemen are
riCled for the University,
,and instructed the various
Th'e .'es connected with the-nSercantile profession.
SCHOOL was REPENED YESTERDA Y, the 12th instant.
toutZsli,ectuses to be-hid of Mr. SORLEY ;or at Mr. RosE's, 7,
Castle-street, Liverpool.

MUSIC AND DRAWING.
MR- SHEPPARD respectfully announces that his
reis44rofessional Duties, for. the ensuing Half-Year, will be
t.j. on MONDAY, the
,19th instant.
bitX.,IS, PIANOFORTE, FLUTE, AND SINGING.
rec,,;" ENG.—Besides instruction in the usual branches, Mr.
tl'Ecl.7\ves Separate Classes for the exclusive study of PER-
E, including general instruction in
tab SKETCHING FROM
Mre ", a branch of study peculfarly suile to those who
ady yher% Possess a free use of thiefencil in copying the works of
Lerilact who, from beipg'imacquainted with the Rules of
gature `1%,..e., are ake their own Sketches from
mr. S. conveys limnstruction to these Classes in a
IN,* of ireutii-one Familiar awl Practical Lectures, for the
Ant,Otion of which he has constructed A GREAT VARIE:FY OF
e4ablse.tot. an EXTENSIVE SET OF DIAGRANIS,
fw.lnch.he
'-eneralterisiteut.otroeepart,in student.the,ale Course, all the information
eatioSirlabus, with a S,tatement f Terms, may be had on appli-
Schools
and Private Classes attended
........„....thatham-street, Jan. 5, 1846
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A'SSICAL, COMMERCIAL, AND MATHEMA-
TICAL ACADEMY,
C"J:VIVALL/S-STREE .7', CORNER of DUKE-STREET,
LIVERPOOL.
H. RICHARD HOUGHTON, M.A., Successor to
kt, Mr.
was JOHN SORLEY, respectfully intimates, that the
144 a°r'tl REOPENED YESTERDAY, the 12th January
0 1,
and hopes, by continuing,diligently and faithfully to
terare y oil the same plans so successfully pursued by Mr. S., to
fleitthe continuance of the support which has been so long
ilibeiully extended to the Estaimnt.
Iloarr:, II• will receive
,into his Family. a limited. number of
titir..,te.rsr to whose
_hest interests he. will apply himself. with
'n:lttting attention. The domestic arrangements will be
o ,rlPerintended by Mrs. and Miss HOUGHTON. The House is in
lite Pen and healthy situation, and is replete with
every conve-
conve-
cterl, Which can contribute to the comfort of a Family; and in
ei,:rlay-gronnd, which is extensive and strictly private, an ex-
int Gmnasium has been erected. • •
OfBPecytuses and printed Testimonials from the Professors
prions branches of Literature in the University, may lie
rq at the Academy • and reference is kindly permitted to the
4-oaving Clergymen ' :—The Rev. T. Tattershall, ; Rev. J.
pica' Al •A• • Rev. F. Ould, M.A. Rev. C. G. T. Drifheld, M.A.,
• • , • 7
h els o,f PrescMot ; Rev. T. Raffles, D.D., LL.D. ; Rev. Joseph
, A..

MR. EDMUND STOTT,
ORGANIST OF ST. PAUL'S CHURCH,
liC - LIVERPOOL,

Plihl`i respectfully to inform. .his Friends and the
ic of his intention to establish
(It Ladies EVENING CLASSES
and Gentlemen for the cultivation And practice of
Pa' STOTT i CHURCH MUSIC.
gves PRIVATE LESSONS on the PlANO-
tno__t.icuiarsSinlNayGbleNoGb.tained
at his
atreet Residence, No. 41, Sey-

, ITALIAN AND FRENCH LANGUAGES.
IygNOR ZANDOTTI, M.A. of Rome, late of Tri-
lp_thnetYjeollege, Duhlin., and. Professor of lloalaiannnoLuinteeeratTiart
uo's.__AcAl)it,TA ilmt,tution, Livegiovoxlmbegs
osite the LYCEUM, is
W open for ,-
Intr2tictlilonLrn-stThßeEltit lan and French Languages.
v.. , TEI6S,
A pr ' -. GUINEA per QUARTER of Twelve Weeks.
„ieartineengrr from Paris, A of -
of high repute, assists in the French
ItsZtlecati Classes and Private Lessons to Ladies and Gentlemen,
Fren it
for c„?,
,and Italian SOIREES for advanced Pupils, exclusively
pitp.`LNA ERSAZIONI.
13-rk!z!,er_ paortletulars may 1)0 had at the Academy, 12, BOLD-
,_________
.............f..°J.L the Lyceum.

kr-mi"SMERIC CURES BY MIiS. WARE.
''GWORNI on the heaVeured in one month
bpartcute Itheinnatism in the sytoulder—ditto one attendance
e Ms—ditto four montheattendance.
Stirness—ditto one attendince.
ou h the broist—ditto three attendances.
olittedance.
ats—ditto one atten dance. •
8, ST Reference to the parties, if desired.
'- 4P -
PORDTET.

MEPHYSTOPHELES.—The new Journal of Wit (12 pages,
size of the Medical Times or Athenaeum) ready on SATURDAY,
January 3, contains sparklin&pargrs by the best Authors, Il-
lustrated by the best Artiste-'of the day. Price 3d., (Stamped
4(1.) Order of any Bookseller or Newsmen.

Mr. CRESWICK'S BENEFIT.—We beg to direct the
attention of our readers to the benefit of this gentleman,
advertized for Friday next. Mr. :reswick is a tragedian
of a very high order, endued with very fine taste, and
acknowledged tolbe destined to occupy the very:bighest
rank in his profession.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.—Batty's stud of horses, the
new spectacle of " The Bride of the Nile," and other
novelties produced at this theatre, are drawing good
houses. A pantomime, which is given in the morning as
well as the evening performances, and which is adapted to
the holiday times, is produced in the circle.—See advt.
MR. REEVES' CONCERT.—The advertisement an-
nouncing Mr. Reeves' farewell concert appears in our
paper of to-day, and we feel satisfied, not only from the
talent announced, but as a tribute to Mr. Reeves' excel-
lence as a s;nger, the house will be well filled. The di-
versity of Mr. Reeves talents, his pleasing manner, and
his superiority as a tenor, entitle him to mere than the
house will hold. Mr. John Parry is announced, in addi-
tion to all the leading local talent. lie will give a selec-
tion from the last new opera, " Maritana."