The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-17 00:00:00

Ebutatton.

. SIGNOR PALTONI AND MADAM PALTONI.
Principal .I'icalists or the Theatres Royal, Milan and Naples,
ESPECTEULLY announce to the nolility, gentry, and
It the public of Liverpool and itsyicinity, that at the request
of several persons of dlstiuction, they will appropriate one day
in the week to be in Liverpool, (evpry THURSDAY.) to give
instructions in Singing,.and have made their arrangements in
Manchester accordingly. -
Further particulars may be obtained on application to Mr.
Weiss, Church•street, Mr. Smith, GI, Lord•street ; and of Sig-
nor Paltoni, at his Residence, 19, Williamson-square, next &al.
to the York Hotel, who will remain in Liverpool on purpose to
make the necessary arrangements.

• ITALIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE.
SIGNOR ZANDOTTL M. A., of Rome, late Professor in
the University of Dublin. has the honour to announce to the
Nobility and Gentry of Liverpool and'its environs, that he (yives
instruction in the ITALIAN' LANGUAGE and its LITE-
RATURE in Private Families and Schools.

Applications to be made to the Professor at his residence, 86.
Bold-street, where also may be had, Prospectuses of his Two
New Works on the Italian Language.

*,* Regular attendance at Chester and Manchester.

MECHANICS' INSTITUTION--LOWER DAY
SCHOOL, under the Superintendence of the following
Masters : •
Rev. JOHN RUTHERFoRD, I Mr. JOHN RYAN,
Mr. JAMES M'GLASHAN, Mr. THoMAS EMERSON,
Mr. JAMES ElicKIR, i
.Mr. EPHRAM PUGH,
Mr. THOMAS ROGERSON,
THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT
comprives instruction and exercise in Reading, Grammar, Or-
thography, Pronunciation, Ewplanations, and Exannuations on
the. Subjects to which the reading lessons way !elate. Compo-
sition,. Biography, Physiology, Geography, History, (natantl
and civil,) and the Use of the Globes.

•
THE MATHEMATICAL DEPARTMENT
embraces instruction in Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry. Plane
and Spherical Trigonometry, Differentiat and Integral Calcu-
lus, Conic Sections, Surveying, Astrorromy, and Navigation.
THE WRITING AND DRAWING DE PA.R.TMENT
affords instruction in Plain and 'Ornamental Writing, Steno-
grapliv, llook4teeping, Landscape Drawing, Flower Drawing.
and Practical, Perspective.
To the constant instruction of the above Masters, in the
various branches enumerated, OR •be added, the occasional
services of a French Master, and of the Philosophical Master
of the High School.

Pupils ;niering for the ensuing Qoarter must attend on Tugs-
DAY, the Ist of May. •

TERNS: •
Sons of Members
Sous of Non Subscribers 15s. „
THE EVENING SOI-1001,S

consist of twelve departments, 'under the 'superintendence

jou r teen- 71M t ers• viz-:
ENGLISH—Rev. Mr. Ituthertord, Principal of the Et.gliah De-
partmeht in the Lower School.
WRITING—MI. Emerson, Principal of the Writing Department
in the Lower School,
ARITHMETIC ANb MATHEMATICS—Mr. Elliott, Mr. Gerrard,
and Mr. Carpenter.
NAVIGATION, NAUTICAL ASTRONOMY, MECHANICS, AND Tim
MECHANICAL ARTS—Mr. John Ryan.
MECHANICAL DRAWING—Mr. Ritchie.

LANDSCAPE DRAWING AND PRACTICAL. PERSPUCTIVE—Mr.
Pugh. Principal of the Drawing Department in the Lower
School. -
ARCHITECTURAL. DRAWING—Mr. Cooper.
ORNAMV.NTAL DRAWING AND MOORLLING—Mr. Charles
Seddon.
ORNAMENTAL. PAINTING AND DRAWING THE HUMAN FIGURE
-Mr. Bishop, M.L.A., Principal of the Drawing Depart-
ment in the High School.
*CHEMISTRY—Mr. John Wilson, Principal of the Chemical
Department in the High School.
*NATURAL PHILOSOPHY—Mr. M. L. Phillips, Principal of
the Philosophical Department in the High School.
*FRENCH LANGUAGE—MODS. Theodore E. Suliot, Principal
the.F.rench.Department in the High School.
*Masters in the ITALIAN, GERMAN, SPANISH, and Pon-
TUGUESE LANGUAGES, if required.
The Directors intend to establish a School for the Study of
NAVAL ARCHITECTURE:, as soon as the services of a compe-
tent Master can be obtained.

The right of admission to ull these classes, with the exception
of those marked thus (*,) and, also, to the Public Lectures
delivered lin the Wednesday and Saturday Evenings of each
week, is enjoyed by every Subscriber of One Guioeu perannum,
commencing from the date of payment; and each Subscriber
can afford his sons or apprentices the same advantages on the
payment of only Five Shillings per annum for each.
There is a 4 Library of Reference, a Circulating Library, and
a Reading-room, a Museum of Natural History, aud a Gallery
of Practical Science will soon be formed fur the use of the
Members.

A contribution of Teu Guineas or upwards to the "Building
Fund," constitutes the contributor a Life Member of the la-
stitutton.

LADIES' SUBSCRIPTION, Half-a-Guinea per annum.
JOHN S. RADCLIFF, Secretary.
Mechanics' Institution, Mount-street,
14th April, 1838.

WANTED, a PERSON fully q►►alifred to give instruction,
in Mechanical Drawing to the Pupils of the Evening Schools.
None need apply who cannot produce the must satisfactory
references as to character, attainments, and exper►ence in
'Tuition. He will he required to attend from Sece►► till Nine
o'clock, four Evenings in the week. Salary, Fully Pounds per
Annum.

.
If N addition to an extensive purchase' made by E.
EASTEE of a Bankrupt's Stock of TOYS. PERFUME-
RY, CABINET WARE, &c.; the following Articles are
indeed well worth the attention of Wholesale Dealers and Ship-
pers. viz:—
UM Dozen of Dolls, seven inches long, at Is. Id.* Dozen
MA/ „ „ eight „ at Is. 4cl. „
10(KI „ ten at 15..9d.
1200 • , „ twelve at 2s. 2d.
Cornedetto Beads, in Bond, 25.„ per lb.; TWentv Dioien of
Portable Dressing Cases, fitted with Shaving Box, Tooth, Nail,
and Shaving Brush, Razor Strop, Penknife, Comb, and a pair
of warranted Razors, for 7s. 61.
N.B.—The above must be sold forthwith, to give place to ex-
tensive alterations about to he made-in this-egtablishment.
5, ST. GEORGE'S CR ESCPNT, Caillel4ireet.

WILL] A N t.:I A Ll. 0 WA Y, PA PER-HAIsIGING
MANUFACTUIt E12.,'&e.. begs respectfully to thank
his Friends and the Public, for the liberal patronage allotted Hint
since his commencement in the abrit'e' line ; and also to inform .
them, that he has taken cominodiOns Premises, a! N 02.1, Boo).
STREET, where will be found an Assortment of PAPF.R-H ANG-
INGS, .4 the newest. Style and m st elegant Patterns, suitable
for Drawing, Dining, and Betl-11' unt< Piertobts, Halls, Offices,
&c. He begs further to assure 'eta, thiit every eserilon shall
be used to procure the most-recent Desigtl4, and to execute
them in the best style of workinauship,.having engeg'Egl. Work-
men of considerable experience in' the 'first LOfidoa..establish-
ments. • • .

Builders, Agents, and Householders will find this a Most ad;
vantageous Establishment, as W. C., continues to' Make Con=
tracts for Cleaning down Houses, Whitewashing,Tolonring,
Painting. Papering, Ste., which does away with the inconvenience
of employing severed tradesmen. He would also call attention.
to the fact, that his being a new Establishment, he 'has by far
the largest and best varietyof new Patterns of any house in the
town, got up by some of the first Artists; and that he his just
purchased, and is preparing for the present Season, some of duo
most recent Designs, of a description that cannot fail to meet
approval, and which will be•ready for insPection soon, arid of-
fered at prices that cannot fait-to give satittfaction.
Papers from One Shilling upwards.