The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-07-03 00:00:00

EDUCATION/ tRTE for SALE.
AT MR. ARROWSMITH'S ACADIC------
house, near Brough, West reland, r •
TLEMEN are BOARDED a INSTR, EMI%
4?tWinton-
English, Latin, and Greek L guages, in thirOUNG GEN-
ing,srawing,
Arithmetic, Merchants' A ounis, Gene) ucTED in the
Use of the Globes, and the Mathematics, at I
Writ-
s-year. French, by a Resident Master, at Htcaphv, with the
quarter. Diet, liberal and unlimited. No vacat" or~2o Guineas
particulars may be had of Mr. M'GuFFra, ,''slf-a-Guinea a
street, and of -Mr. A. for a few days after the2.ll,thnuss.t Further
Hall-
Dale-street, jrtnliteyr
between Twelve and Two o'clock, at the C 01,4, Old
Liverpool.
• etercial Inn
COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHME3-„li ,
No. 7, HouGetroN-sTREET, 1%
MR. and MRS. HEWITT having taken 61 ? ,
ment lately carried on by -Irs. Horne .1„_,
0,,,,
Houghton-street, beg leave to in tin their pre T'4.stablish-
Commercial Gentlemen, that, at great expense I,e/is, No. 7,
refitted the Establishment with every article ne,‘Z "atnds and
the first houses, and hope, by unremitting at tentin',.,4 bey have
derate charges, to merit the favour of their Friends" isnd frorn
mercial Gentlemen. at
taVcrollill.:
MBE REV. G. BROWN, A.M., ,(late of st j
I. place, Edge-hill,) begs leave t ntirnate th, bul‘ b----
of his CLASSICAL, MATH ATICAL, a„,."elatary's.
re
MERCIAL ACADEMY to No. 7, UPPER PA an q'int,Val
STREET, WINDSOR, where he will resume his „r.-,.1" 10M-
, u,esion-a, .
labours on the 24th July instant.
Terms for Boarders...3s to 40 Guineas per Ann
For Day Pupi15......2 and 21 Guineas per Quart ter. 1
WEST DERBY ACADEMY,
FOUR MILES FROM LIVERPOOL. 1,
/HIS Establishment possesses many advantages to __.
1 of situation and climate.. The acconnuodlo??int
of a superior description, and the dOznestic a rrana,e
i..,-,.a're
well as the plans of discipline and tuition, have tee' wire,
general approval. The educational course cornpri.__ ta
°'s the
Greek and Latin Classics, French and other Continental
Languages, Mathematics, Arithmetic, General Literature,
and
t oirrnt important r tinutloM '
and Philosophy, &c. Strict attention is paid to the
moral!
and religious conduct as well as the mannuei
Gentlemen ; and, in furtherance of the
of
these objects, the resident Clergyman the Parish kindly -., '
devotes a portion of his time to the Scriptural Instruction of
the Classes.
The School is attended by the first Masters for the
usual
accomplishments.
The terms, which are as moderate as is consistent with a
proper liberality and efficiency in every department,
'bay be
known on application to Mrs. PLATT, Castle-street, Air.
WEISS, No. 2, and Mr. GRA PEL, No. a, Church sire r.
Letters, requiring further information and references, e••
ad-
dressed as above, to Mr. G.. WitkirisoN, the
Conductor,
will have immediate attention.
The SCHOOL will be 11,E.OPENED on THURSDAY,
the

26th Juiv instant.
Cards of Terms may be bad at the Office of this paper.

l'btfaorirchthes'ulititfca....
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HAMILTON-SQUARE ACADEMY, BIRKENHEAD..
IFILIE Rev. P. ROSS, of the University of Edinb.__it
Ji Licentiate of the Church of Scotland, and of , bnui li,
penal University of St. Petershurgh - will RE-OPEN this
,strcuaccitt:omny
of
fti \,:).E;unngNEGSneAnYtl,eitihieenlst
tfheAuusguuasl
Liberal Education. .. ~
TERMS PER ANNII: FOR BOARDERS:
Under Ten Years of Age.... 3O Guineas..
From Ten to Fourteen 4O Guineas.
Above Fourteen 5O Guineas.
FOR DAY SCHOLARS :
Under Ten Ycars of Age 8 Guineas._
Above Ten
eleHnaEilliSreillTvaeleCCSOmGman..4
10 Guineas..
On these terms instruction is given in the EN01:101..
FRENCH, GERMAN, LATIN, and GREEK LANG(kGES, _
WRITING, ARITHMETIC,BOOK-KREPING, ALGEBRA,Geom,_
0,
DRAWING, DANCING, and other Accomplishments biki....,
GTllitYA,pHanyi!
HISTORY,
esTootihtz
8.:,.. Branches
h l i
above
bat
t) tvhee witht
hAiihr MAYHEM
perienced Masters, on Moderate Terms. • . .
Mr. Ross devotes particular attention to the religious in.:!; .._
struction of those committed to his care, anstdsheihsiarssic)blibacidate:reubtitsut,iio: . ' •
train them to the observance of a polite and gentleutanly
deportment.
Silver pogo , ;
For information as to character, and qualifications, Mr.
dated with Single
Ross begs leave to refer to the Rev. A. KNox, Birkenhead;
the Rev. HCGH RALPH, D.D., the Rev. JOHN Pia*, thi
Rev. JOHN STEWART, D.D., the Rev. S. SPENCE, Liver.:
pool; the Rev. W. APKERROW, Manchester • and 'to hia
anEdaF(''‘h.rkP.upYiloisung
printed Testimonials, copies of which may be had
on
atio.
cation at the Academy. . . , • •
as a Public Teacher, and as Private Tutor in fasniiiei—,o '. .
Parente From
~,1 the
l 0 great
may entrust
n trust experience
to h which
im thellclarr.
care of
distinction in this country and abroad, he is encourakad'to , •
hope that he will be found worthy of the confidence °NW/is •• • '
Education.
A Quarter's Notice required previously to the Remava4 of
Pupil.
Kamilton-square, June, 1838. .
..
Beds. required
Gentlemenio,•

MECHANICS' IeSTITUTION.
HIGH SCHOOL PREPARATOR DEPARTMENT
THE DIRECTORS of the ME -I ANICS' INSTITU-
TION baying made arrafl mews for the Establish-
ment of a PREPARATORY SCHOOL in connection with
the High School of the Institution, will (after the Holidays) ~,- --
receive Pupils into this Department who may not be silt- .'if.o
ficiently prepared for the extensive course of instruction given -^ .....
'. ..
in the High Schnol.—Terms, Six Guineas per Annum; gad
4s. per Quarter for the use of Books, &o.4.—Pa.rAt'-' 0 --:::,.,;1
. ,
4u advance: - -
The Preparatory School will be conducted on I'm same
principle as the High School—that is, of each Teacier con-
fining
himself to a particular department of instruction and
having his own Room, and of the Pupil's passing from one
Teacher to another at the end of every hour.
WANTED, in the PREPARATORY SCHOOL, a
,
PRINCIPAL MASTER. He will-be required to give
instruction in Reading, Spelling, Derivatives, Gran,mar and
the Parsing of English; Lessons on Objects, British ,
G eo-
graphy, History, Arithmetic, and the Definition of Geometric
Forms, &c. Salary £l5O per annum.
WANTED, in the HIGH SCHOOL, en ASSISTANT
MASTER in the ENGLISH DEPARTMENT. He will
be required to give instruction in the English Language
Elocution. Composition, History. Geography, end the Ele-
ments of Moral Philosophy. Salary £75 per annum.
WANTED. in the ENGLISH DEPA lin' ENT of the
LOWER SCHOOL, an ASSISTANT MASTER, capable •
of giving instruction in Reading, Spelling, Derivation and
Inflextion of Words, Grammatical Analysis of Simple Sen-
tences, History, Biography, Composition, Lessons on Objects
of Nature and Art, Geography, &c. Salary En per annum.
Applications, accompanied by unexceptionable testimonials
as to character, abilities, attainments, and experience in
tuition, may be sent in before the 15th of July (post-paid)
addressed to JOHN S. RADCLIFFE, Secretary.
Mechanics' Institution, 28th June. 1838.

LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S PUBLIC & •
VATE SEA-WATER BATHS,
GEORGE'S PIER, LIVERPOOL.
HENRY PENN, in returning thanks for the patrop u
and support he has hitherto received, begs leave,re..
spectfully to inform the Inhabitants of Liveri
Vicinity, that BATHS may be had at the ahoy,
Establishment between the hours of SiJC o'clock
ing and Nine o'clock in the Evenioiti.
TERMS FOR B 4 THING.

COLD BATH.
SunscßtßEßs for Six Months to the Public Bath
Children under Twelve years of age
NoN-SußscßißEßs for each time of Bathing..
Detached Private
• •
Shower
Children under Twelve years of age
WARM BATH.—NO SUBSCRIPTION.
Warm, Medicated Vapour, or Tepid Baths
Plunge Tepid Bath, with Douche, or Invalid C!
Warm Shower
London and Liverpool Daily Papers for the
Lion of Visitom

THE OLDEST MUSICAL ESTABLISHMENT IN L'

HIME AND SON,
3, BOLD-STREET,
AND 32, CHURCH-STREET, OPPOSITE PROSIOLI.
HAV E constantly on SALE, an extensive a,NEW and SECOND HAND Semi-Gm
Cottage, and Square PIANO FORTES, by B,
Sons, Collard and Collard, Tomkison, and 2tirer est
don makers; also WORN um's celebrate&PlCCO
FORTES.

NEW MUSIC received from London tari,
HARP STRINGS of the best quality, in sets,
Superior Roman and English Strings.

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Piano Fortes lent on H►re, Tuned, and Repa,
Or country. Old Instrumen►s takep in excbang,
Commission. Music neatly bound. Military Bai
with full t.ets of ►nstru►neuts. _ . _

N.B.—Author's Works engraved, Printed an,
Just published,
A new National Patriotic Song. entitled "THE
The Words by C. SWAIN, the Music by B. H

ANNIVERSARY OF THE LICENSED
LERS' sOCIETY OF
VICINITY LIVERPOOL A

riIHE Committee of the above Institution
the Members and the Public that their -ANNU4t.
DINNER this Year will take place on TUESDAY, the 3&
the attendance of their numerous Friends,
r.
PRESIDENT: t
E.1‘1.1, nßwi ch
Ki
which os cTcAaFsFi sr: tQUevysßeaNr'nselts'tl7;s4toTiitictsi
CHRISTIAN-STREET, utility siTntsAt arin-ts'T tamt
ROBERT JONES, JUN:, EsQ.
VICE-PR ESI6DENT :
WILLIAM B. DOWN, Esq.
STEWARDS:
Mr. JONATHAN SPINKS, New Haymarket.
Mr. EDWARD CHILD, Bevington-hill.
Mr. THOMAS CONDLIFF, London-road.
Mr. WILLIAM BATE, Sweeting-street.
Mr. THOMAS CLARK, Cable-street.
Mr. JOHN APPLETON, Parr-street.
Mr. JOHN MELLOR, RN., Marybone.
Mr. ROBERT ROGERS, Hood-street.
Mr. EDMUND MORRIS. Oldhall-street.
Mr. PATRICK O'NEALE, Waterloo-road.
Mr. CHARLES S. ROWLANDS, Lumber-skeet.
Mr. RICHARD FORD, Whitechapel.
Mr. JOHN MEYERS, Parliament-street.
Mr. WILLIAM H. GERARD, Postoffice-place.
Mr. JOS. RHODES, School-lane.
Mr. THOMAS COWBURN, Park-lane.
Mr. CHARLES WILLIS, Shaw's-brow.
Mr. EDWARD PUGH; Waterloo-roßd_
Mr. JONATHAN PHILLIPS, Murray-street.,
Mr. JOHN THORNTON, Old Haymarket.
TICKETS, 6s. Each.
To be had of the above Stewards, and following Members of
THE COMMITTEE :
Mr. JOHN LLOYD, Chairman, Stanley-street.
Mr. PETER EASTWOOD, Dale-street.
Mr. RICHARD RIGBY, Marybone.
Mr. EDWARD MITCHELL, Leigh-street.
Mr. GEORGE THIRKELL, Park-lane.
Mr. ROBERT GARRATT, Gerard-street.
Mr. JOHN ATKINSON, Basuett-street.
Mr. ROBERT JONES, Lime-street.
Mr. JAMES M'KEVERIGAN, Rathbone-street.
Mr. JAMES THomrSON, Deane-street.
Mr. GEORGE WRIGHT, Minshull-street, Mount Vernon.
Mr. GEORGE BERNARD, Limekiln-lane.
Mr. ROBERT BICKERSTAFF, Christian-street.
Mr. PATRICK BRENNAN, Parliament-street.
CHARLES E. HARRISON, Secretary,
9, Great Charlotte-street.
Committee Room, July 2d, 1838.
Dinner on the Table at Two o'clock precisely.
A MILITARY BAND will be engaged for the occasion.

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