The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-19 00:00:00

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iply.onitos.rci, Prince's Duck, or to DUNCAN 91Ii. '
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AND GENERA', COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !—SMOLLETT.
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,41if Cleared, and waiting a wind.
Fort BOAIBAY
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T. BLAIR, Aelas''
(,)nirsix-motiths.ohl,.ancl-now lying West:-
-For freight or passage apply to

.OSALIND,

ia'e Prince's Dock,

ASHLEY BROTHERS.

To said 31st January.
For CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, B 'AVIA, and
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• SINCAPORE.
The flue A I British-built Shi OR
W. A. HELD Cumt ander;
251 tons register.--For freight or passage apply to ItonEnT
Wrsu. and Co., or
HOLDE lINESS and ,CHILTONd
J. N. WOOD•au'd Co., Brokers.

VOL. VII.---No. 330.1

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'CONSTANTLY ON SALE FOR EXP lITATION3
Best River and' Canal COA ,
'BIJILDING'BRICKS; FIRE ICKS,
Slacked" aril Terrippr LIME,. C E T, SOAP, &c.
'THOMAS ANDERT N, 7,"Drur-lane.

Sicily BRIMSTONE; Smvrna VALONIA, and
• -WHETSTONES. - •
Apply to JAMES: MOSS and Co.,_ 3, oree-piazzas.
FOR EXPORTATION AND ,H ME USE-
PAINT. OILS, LAMP prr 'O,
OIL PAINTS, of every "desc iption,
DRY COLO URS, ditto itto,
VARNISHES, ditto ditto,
J.: andI..TAYLOR and Co: Manufacturers.
Office, N0.,9, Seddonpstreet.
Ships supplied with PAINTS, OILS, &c. with despatch, and
on the loudest terms.

To suit immediately.
For BOMBAY,.
• The 'Brig "MA
NVILLtAm Syms, Co ander;
BUrthen tons.—Forifreight or pas ape apply to Messrs,
BOLD,antllitussiaL,.Bi•okers,-or to JOHN"° TOBIN.

Intended to sail immediate!
For • CALCUTTA,
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The B. G '
Capt. CRosa ;
Surthen per registet• 405 tons.—For freig tor passage apply to
the,Captaiu,•on•board;• to CHAs. Hortst,A4.,, or THOS. ToBIN,
Esqrs., Merchants, or to JOHN HASLEDEN, Broker.

Apply to

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Wholesale STATIONERY and PAPERS, for ExpOrtation.
and Home Consuinption ;
Fine Writing and:Printing PAPERS, of every description;
LEDGERS, JOURNAL'S, Day, Cash, Bill,
and all other Mercantile ACCOUNT BOOKS, Ruled to
any Pattern, in improved Bindings, allowing the full
amount of Excise Drawback on all Goods -
for Exportation ; • .
Coloured Sample PAPERS and Tissues; Cartridge, Cap,
Brown, Casing, and Sheathing PAPERS,
'and fb
- MILLED' BOA
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Hand-made TWINES, LINES, SKETINGS,Ac.";
Seine.'Turtlejlei:riii.g, Mdllet, S mon; and Shrimp
TWINES; Papering, or. Casing TWINE; Baling and' Shop
TWINE; Stitching TWIN E ,for Bags;. •
Seaming, Tabling, and Roping TWINE; PACKING
for Steam Engines; Deep Sea, Hand Leak arid Log
LINES; Gannet: Point, Cod, Mackerel, and other FISHING-
LINES; Tea-Chest, Orange, Crate, Bale, and
Box.PACKING'CORDS. ' ' • .
W. W. ARCHIBALD, ManufaCtory, Birkenhead, Ware-.
house ReMoyed from No. 18 to No. 9, Goree Piazzas, entrance
in Brunswick-street.
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For ,CALVUTTA,
The fine Ship OTTERSP OL,
' -a 'JOHN 'RICHARDSON, CURlin Wier ;
7 ".' - AJ; ,burtheo .per =register 401 s; coppered and
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copper-fastened; sails fast, and has good' ccoinsnodations for
assengers.—For terns of **filch, or freiilit, apply to Messrs.
*TAYLOR, PUTTER, and Co., or to
GEORGi; HIGLIFIELD.

ftatc tin Auction.

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[PRICE 7D.

OLD BOTTLED ' PORT, 'AND OTHER 'WINES, AT
HODGSON'S ROOMS, 60, CHURCH'-STREET.
-VER. HODGSON has, received instructions from Mr. It T.
al_ CHARD ABRKAI, 13, Leigh-street, to SELL by AUC-
ITION, at his Rooms, 60, Church-street, on Ty.irsuAY next, the
26th instant, precisely at Twelve o'clock, /
200. Dozert.of fine old Crusted PO ,
etert„
In excellent condition for i edfate use.
40 !Dozen Brown and Gold- ur SHERRY,
About 12 Dozen East India MADEIRA,
12 Dozen MOSELLE, and
15 Dozen
.Sparkling DITTO,
In Cases of Three Dozen each.
Samples to be tasted at the time of Sale, and any further in
formation respecting these or other Wines may be had, in the
interim, from the Proprietor. •
N B,—At the same tirne,will be.offered, some fine old PORTS
and SHERRIES, in Wood, having been nearly three years in
bond. . (One concern.)

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VVTANTED, by a Young Woman, from the North, who can
be well recommended, a SITUATION as HOUSE-
MAID in a Private Family, or as GE.N-EILAL SEIIN4IsT
in a small Family.—Address E. F., at the Standard-otU*!-_

VT-ANTED, by a Person, a SITUATION as,NUR
V an Infant, or to take the charge of twcynr more
dren. She has been accustomed to, the tnant.gement o
dren, and can. have -an unexceptionakie...4oeter,—A,
A. 8., at the Standard-office.

ASSIST-
Wfag"
w-09-7-aceustomed to
T-ANTED, a steady, industrious
V ANT, in an Ironmonger's Shop.
the Ship, Business will be preferred.—A ridy-; addressed B. A.,
at the Standard-Office, stating age and Mere last em_ployed,
will meet with attention.

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A LADY wishes to attend a few Pupils dditiori to her
present number, whom she would in,tr DRAWING
and MUSlC.—Address R. H. N., Standar -office.

inieFaclitr3ltswhhrrt, at
VTI,D, in Geilleniacanu'osinFpeartnenily,t
Y AGOVERNESS, '
the' -aid of masters, French, Italian, M , Drawing, and
Dancing, with the usual branches, of English Educat►on.--
Plas Mold, Flintshire.

TATANTS a SITUATION as CLERK or ROOK-KEEP-
ER in a-Merchant's Office or War se, a respectable
YOUNG MAN of industrious and revullif habits, who has a
perfect knowledge of business in general—Direct to A. G., at
the Standaid-office.

ANTED immediately, a LAUNDRY MAID of good
„moral.character, who will also be rered to take charge
of a Email Dairy. A BOY' from the coon ry, is Wanted, from
12 to 15 years of age; good wages are given,—Apply at the
Standard-office.

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eVLO M.A.4.,,NeT I. E R
pelf , 'naesrali)N. upseful-
The most respectable references as to chiirkter will be required..
—Apply (if by letter, post-paid) to A. 8., at the Standard Office.

PARTNERSHIP WANTED.
YOUNG'MAN'of respectable Family wishes to enter inio
lA_ PARTNERSHIP with a fires of kcilitanding in the
Mekantile Line, whose business might- b aferiAllv enlarged
by the introduction of a moderate capi .!'To a 'Wine and
Spirit Business no objection would be offered, provided it be
well established and proved to be respectable.— Address (if by
letter,. post,paid,) to X Y Z, Standard-office.

1 NHL wAurog ACADEMY Ite ''EN ED on
MONDAY next, the '25,1 iest.--Carde afire terms ulay be
had at Mr. GaAriii.'s, Church-street.

Air,liss. LA,l:tL..oxts.r.l,,sitN&ii.isms.C,,,,l.:;,,,,,NeN.tyt A KTATe,
r)erhoanvi
,n‘g
square, continues to give INsriz.ucTioNrn' Singing, the
Piano-torte, awl the Italian Language.—Terms may be known
as above.

r ral v,--1111-SSES•I3OUCII -respectfully atm oe—th-eiF
tin-
tention 'of Rti-OPE/sTENG their F lishment for a
limited number of Young Ladies on A . nAY next, the 25th.
instant.
River View, Egremont, near Liverpool,
January, 1836.

WIGAN, GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
HIS SCHOOL mill be RE-OPENED i)
v-,-under+lte-Strperintendenee-nrth
WILSON', M.A., Head Master, and latp
College, Cambridge, &c., &c. -
Tel-ins for Boarders. Under fourteen years of age Fifty
Guineas, and under siateen,Sixty Guineas.

re Ist of Fe-

Kv. RICH-Ana
ilow of St. John's

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Apr RS. BANGROFT, grateful for the favOurs conferred
Al'_ upon her, respectfully informs her Fr lids that she con-
tinues to give 'INSTRUCTIONS onjk. Piano-torte, and
assures them that' her zealous. exertions ill be used in pro-
moting the improvement of her Pupils.
No. 55, Soho-street, opposite Springfield. • ,

MR. ST. ALBIN respectfully announces hat his ACA-
DEMY will REOPEN on THUR Y next, the .2lst
instant, at the ADET.PkiI HOTEL. -
16, Brownlou:-street; Poubloke-place.

r HE MISSES FOSTER and 'STODA respectfully_
announce their intention of REOPE NG their Esta
blishment for the Education of Young La ,on MONDAY next,
the' sth inst. French and German gouges taught by a
French Lady residing in the house.
• Terms may be known on application. References:—The
Rev. J. BitouKs, Rector of Liverpool; and MILES BAUTON
Everton-terrace.
Everton-road, Jan, 11, 1835.

EDUCATION, • •
At EARI3Y HALL ACADEMY, near Greta Brid 'orkshit4,'
CONDUCTED BY R. SIMPSON AND • I ALIFIED
.•
ASSISTANTS. • .
OUNG GENTLEMEN, are liberal' .arded,.Furnished
With Books, and Instructed in what er their future pros-
pects
,reqtroT.,.at Eighteen Guineas a•year.-
NO extra Charge whatever, and no Vacations unless desired.
A Coach direct.
Mr. Gonsuntt; No 7, Earle-street, St. Paul's-square, will
give Reference, and forward Pupils to the School from Jiver-
pool : and Mr. SirapsoN may he seen for a few days.

FASIIIONABLE DANCING.
ivirlL EDGAR WEBSTER ,4pgs most respectfully to in-
form the Gentry of Liverpool and its vicinity, that he
has recommenced giving Piivate lustre •ti n in the above ele-
put Accomplishment.
A .selert Academy is permitted to as nble at Mrs. Parry's
Sethinary, Birchfiekl, Islington, every .tiunsDAY, at Eleven
o'clock
Terms, Ike. may be known by application at Birchfield, and
at Mr. Smith's Repository, Lord-street.
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t- . Schools and-Fatuities attended.
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January 18th, 1836.

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DRAWING FROM MODELS:
AIR. SHEPPAR D, PROFESSOR of pSIC and
DRAWING, respectfully announces t is Friends and
the-Gentry of Liverpool generally, that he rposes introduc-
ing a new system of Drawing LAN APE SCENERY
from MODELS : a Plan by which th rinciples of Perspec-
tive are clearly illustrated;, and which will render comparativel.i.r.
easy .any subsequent attempt to Sketch from Nature, possessing
most of its advantages without any of its inconveniences. • • ,
Mr. S.'s DRAWING ACADEMY will RE-OPEN. on
THurtsna Y next, the-21st inst., and his other Lessons in Music
and Drawing will be given as usual. • ,,,,,, i,,.„.„.,.;•,.. ~111
15, Berkeley-street, Jan. 8, 1836. • .• ~,3 ti:Tilt rilim

LIVERPOOL LITERARY, ISCIENTIFICerAND
COMMERCIAL INSTITUTIO
E, SECOND. of a: COURSE ,of 'LEr UR ES on A.&
FREN CH LANGUAGE and LIT Tu RE, frOm the
earliest times down to the Age of Louis .7.; with an H istori-
val. Sketch of, and Extracts from; the i ost celebrated writers
.of that age, I3y M. JULES LEFEBVRE, Bachelor of Arts in
the University of France, &c.
To be delivered in the Lecture Room of the ROYAL IN-
STITUTION, To-moonow (Wclenesday) EvErviNG,
201 h instant, at ,Half-past Eight o'clock, and to be continued
every succeeding WEDNESDAY, until completed. • " '

FURNISHING IRONMONGER, MANUFACTURING.
TINMAN AND BRAZIER,
3, SOUTH .JOHN-STREET. fr-
c "UIDWARD BURRELL, son of t e
,)stye Captain John
i .12.4 Burrell, begs most respectfully t Oflink his Friends and
the Public for the numerous favours ferted upon him since
his commencement in business, and assures them nothing shall
be wanting on his ptirt to merit a continuance of their future
support. Goods supplied for exportation, Ships Stoves fur-
nished, Repaired, Bt.c., Bell flanging and Smith's Work in
general, Shower, Slipper, and Hip Baths for sale or hire.