The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-12 00:00:00

Enottrartit Xotirts.

429, STBANn, and 21, CORNBLIA., LONDON.
• . 1799. . .
"DERSONS Insured at this old-established Office, whose
rremiatas fail.due at C.HRISTAIASk7I4'SPeCtftiIIy re-
9uted to renew the same within lift ays from the 25th
instant. 'l • . •

AciENTS FOR LIVERPOOL.
GERALD ATKIN6ON and TOWNLEY,
No. 5, Water-street, adjoining the Bank.

SUN FIRE OFFICE, LONDON.
IisTABLAstiED IN 17,10.
11E Managers of the Sun Fire Office take this op pity
Tof informing the Public, that the Directors of Piotec.
for Fire Office, which was established in 1825, h• determined
to discontinue its Business, making in all 25 ces, which have
since that time lelniquished.tbeir Fire
The,Managers of the. Sun Fire Q , which has been esta-
blished above a century, ,which trans eta business to an extent
nearly equal to any two London Offices, and has iuvariably
discharged all claims upon it with promptitude and liberality,
relying on the confidence. hitherto reposed by the Public in its
unquestionable stability, take the liberty of soliciting all parties
insured in the Protector to transfer their Policies to the Suu.
The Managers of the Sun Fire Office are ready to receive
applications .from all. Persons who are Agents to the Piotector
Fire Office, and who ,may.feel themselves disengaged, with a
view to their appointment as Agents of the Sun.

PROTECTOR•FIRE INSURANCE CO
• 35, Old Jewry, 9. 1836.
ICE Directors of the Protector Fire I ranee Company
I think it necessary to state that the as been NO DIS-
SOLUTION of the COMPANY erroneously." reported.
The Company continues to make Insurance against Fire,.and
all holders of Policies are requested to renew their Insurances
as usual. The Shareholders and Friends of. toe Otlice are
particularly cautioned against any misrepresentation on this
subject.
•

By order of tbe,Board, . • '• '
WILMER HARRIS, Secretary.
WIDOW SUTTON and SONS, Agents, Liverpool.

PH Et 1) U ti 1.15,1 I ER of the LI V
rsiivl6l-‘ STANDARD
it begs to, arkrootv,ipit,le tof the sit'p7!,tig l)nUa-
tit r,
in Aid of the Fund of the AEtt 'elution for the enforce.
riiiuLt of Tithes:--r, -rt^'
Rev. A. Carapneu.•..••••••••••• ****** 0

AR'r respectfully
F4N LNG 4 keir Esta-
rd ies. on INiuNDAY, the
.anguages taught by a

rlll-1E MISSES Fo'rEit and ST,
aonoiince their intention of it E(..)
iliShmerit for the Education of Vor9
25th instant. French and Gerinan!
French Lady residing in ;he hoUie.
Ternis ,Inay• be 'known on application. lieferencesi—The
Rev. J. BizooKs„Rector of Liverpool; and Muss BARTON,
Esq., Everion-terrace.
Eveiton-road,, Jan, 11, 1835.

EDUCATION, UNITING SOLID INS' UCTION, AND
.DOMESTIC COMFO .T.
IjiAll...ToN HALL SQIIOOL, Part: :rtoFT, five miles from
.1.) Manchester, on the Liverpopl ad, eondticted by the
ties,. W. GlLES.'nill be fouMl dist guished for long expe-
rience on the art of the principal,- great pastluceess pilipar.!
jug,youth fvr:Vipp,tive the Prteeisionsreetl tbe UM-versales ;
a liberal table, ally dormitories, extensive pleisurefrounds, and
moderate terms.

Cards, contaiuing references of the first respectability, &c.,
tuay.iie procured at the office of :this paper.
School lie-opens January 201.6, 1836.—*** A fe,
only

'acancies

MULBERRY- BE . . .
Agjoimpg the North .Side or. A BEfiCRO BY-SQUARE. ._
R. C. F. SALT'S SCflooi, will HE-OPENED-4m
vir AI.N DA Y, the 23th ,Jauttitry instant The-Course Edu-
cation includes Clas,icat and 111-athematic/II Ttri.iian, and con-
stant iastrutnion Iry Engiish Lt t,ratu re a nd CuMposi. ion, History,
ancient and mode'a Geography, Astronomy, Writing, and
A hunet ie.

If.,desired, exclusive attention i•- paid to tFose Branches Alf
Education which are deemed necessary to qualify YOuths for
Pnulic Schools, the'Universities, and Mercantile pursuits.
The model n Languages are also taught-by the most approved
IVrastei•s.

Terms and furilier particulars may be obtained by appllclt•
lion at he School.

EDUCATION IN Wi42.STMORELAND;
•
• • AT. WiNTosi FoistAc4Di.A4Y.
MR. ARROWSMITH receives Young Gentleinen to
BOARD and •EDUCAIE, eitlicr fur P "fessiou or
Trade, at 20 Guineas &year.
The air of this country is noted for its purtt . The Oiet. 9f
the Pupils is unlimited, and every care is •en to pre§ers,e
their health, to facilitate their respective stu es, and to impress
on their minds the Principles and Prece s of Christianity.
No Vacations.
Mr. A. will be at Mr. Marston's, 'Back king-street, ,Man-
chester, after the 24th instant,' and after the-26th at Mr. Wald-
fie:s, $9, Oldhall-street, Liverpool, where Terms and lieferences
may be obtained...

CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL, AND COMA RCIAL
• ACADEMY, ,
PROSPECT HOUSE, TRANNERE, CHES R.
k, Public
SEBSON respectfully informs his riende and the
11_ Public that his SCHOOL will be EOPENED on
MONDAY, the 25th instant.
Terms, &c., may be had on application to Mr. SißsoN.,

'TM E MISSES DAVIES, in infOrming their fiends of
their Removal to No. 19, EasKINE-STREET. ake the op-
portunity -of thaniiing.them for their past ki ness. Their
SCHOOL will be REOPENED ou.the 25t • stain, and will
be conducted on the saute principles as hay hitherto recom-
mended it ;..possessing the advantage of a. ire airy situation
and greater conveniences than their late readence,
.In.addition to their usual number of Boarders, the MISSES
DAVIES are enabled, from the increased acconimodations of
their present house, to receive a Lady as a Parlour Boarder.
Terms :—One Hundred Guineas; or, two Ladies occupying
the same apartments, One Hundred and Sixty Guineas.
u Tuesdays and Fridays a PA ivate Class in English,- French,
Italian, Drawing, &e., in which Pupils of a more advanced age,
desirous of attaining excellence in the.higher branches of Edu-
cation, have peculiar facilities artUrded them. •
.19, Erskine-street, Lois-hill.

QEACOMBE SCI-100L, Chesire. (opposite tverpeoli) con-
CI ducted by Mr. BA will be itE-OPEN on MONDAY,
the 18th instant. Mr. B. has testimonial of character and
ability (which are printed for inspection,) ni the Right Hou-
ouralde Lord Skelmersdale, Mr. Kershaw,' Ortn.:irk, (with
whom he resided upwards of eleven years)) Mr. Palaier, Solici-
tof:Orinskirk. and others; together with numerous private re-
ferences in Liverpool, Manchester. Preston, &c. lie has also
the honour to refer Parents and Guardians to Lord SkeltnerS-
dale and Mr. Kershaw, and; can, at the same time, confidently
'depend upon the faVourable testimony of all those friends whose
Sons he has had under his care..
Cards of Terms, &c., may be had at Mrs. PLATT'S, Tea-dea-
ler. ,Castle-street, Liverpool, or at Mi. B.'s residence, Sea-
combe.

PEMBROKE-PLACE ACADEMY. •
11,1 R. J. D. PRIOR, A.. 13., of, Queen's Guile e, C.ambridg4,
IV in the behalf of Mrs. GEORGE PRI t, begs leave to
announce that the ACADEMY for the Tuiti of Young Gen.
tleinen in every branch of useful and polit Literatuie will be
REOPENED on MONDAY next, the.lBt natant.
' Mrs: PRIOR, on the preweut occasio , cannot refrain from
expressing her grateful thanks for the efficient patronage and
distinguished kindness which she has experienced froiu her
Friends and the Public since the decease of her husband.

PEMBROKE-PLACE, ACADEMY
V HE DAUGHTERS. of the' late Mr. Ittctin aroir tender
theirtgratefultbanks to thel'arents and riends of their
late Pupils for the encouragement bestowed them and their
deceasec,Parent ,during the great number years the School
Wtsbeen estatilished. . .
In retirinK' they beg -to introduce, as eir Successor, .Miss
BicKt.4v, a Lady every way ,qualified to conduct the Esta-
blishment in the manner that has hitherto given such general
Satisfaction.
BICKLEY, late of, •Overton, Flintshire,-having sue-
ceede'd to the above Establishment. ,hopee, by Unrelnitting at-
tention to
,the improvement of her to merit a enntinuance
01 the.pattonage to liberally bestowed•on her predecessors.
Miss B. begs also to announce that she intends taking a
limited number of Bearders,,who will be entirely underher own
siipefinfeiidenee; and, usi,nr+is .the Parents, Iwho may entrust
their Children to her Care that the, strictest attention shall be
paid-to their moral improvement and domestic comfort.
• • The-School will be ItEUPEI.,iEDnu M.orIDA v., the 18th inst.
•*#* ,Terms may be had on application at ;.I(pi. Paten's,
Pembroke-place. ( e concern.). ...

ite
1 LOGIER'S-SYSTEM2OF MUSICAL DW AT.N 10.
I‘yIrESSRS. TVRENSHALL and SO ' ACADEMY on
LTA.--the-above-Systein, will REOPE 011 THURSDAY, Ja-
nuary 14th, 1836. _
Mnsic Academy, hlinyton-terrace. - -

. . FRENCH LANGUAGE. • ,
71ki0NS. JULES:LEFEBVRE, B.A.in th niversity of
AL France, and 31ons. LL' NORMAN DEL'OSIER
lieg to announce that their. FRENCH AC 13EMY will Re-
open on 111uNnAv next, the 18th-instant,.
Ladies and Gentlemen wishing to r eire Irtstrpction iii
Classes are requested to• make an early applicatiori, that they
may he classed according to their respective degree of foe-
wardness., ,

.Private Pupils, Schools, and Famißei attended on the usual
terms. . •
Mons. Tu.t.Fs ,LEFERVRE'S WEEKLY MATINEES
FItANCAISES for Ladies will recommence on Wantsksrwr,
the.2t;th instant, at Eleven o'clock. The Lectures during this
half year will comprise an Account of the French Literature
previous to the 17th Century,
Terms fur the Matinees, Four Guineas a year.
On Monday next, the 18th instant, will be published the first
Six Nurnirs of . -•-; • •
The ECLECTIC SYSTEM of acquiring the FRENCH
LANGUAGE, in which it is attempted to condense the most
approved Methods, And to eulble the Learner to deduce the
Grammatical Rules from a progressive practice and comparison
with his own Language, instead of making the Rules the ground-
work of his study. By 'Messrs. JULES LE LEFEuvaii and Lit
' NORMAND DEL 'OSIER. Price 2d. each number. •, -
• To be had of Messrs. MA tiPtEs and Co.; EVANS, gHBGWIN,
and HALL; and Mons. CHOFFIN.
And of the.same Booksellers, . .
'LE MARIAM?. EN FRANCE, Extracts from Theodore
Le Clercq's Proverbes Dramatiques, with Notes in Englisb,
explanatory of the modern French Manners and Conversation.
By Mons. JuLits' LEE RIIVRE. Price 3s. 6d.
2, Abercromby-terrace.

PIANOFORTE AND MUSIC WAREHOUSE,
- . 71, BOLD-STREET. . , • -
CHARD'S NEW PATENT GRAND. PIA,FFORTESi
I B. PALMER respectfully informs the N ity, Gentry,
II • and the Public of Liverpool and its vici ty, that he hat
just received an elegant Assortment of pallo..ait F 0... Octave
rEs,
consisting of the following descriptions,-
Six-and-a-tt
Horizontal Crawls, with the new patent aation, metallic bracing
over the strings, &e., &c., by Erard, /imp_ and Plano-forte
:
-P
maker in ordinary to her Majesty A heir Royal HighneBses
the Duchess of. Kent and the Trine Victoria,t Senti.grands,
Cabinets, Cottages, Michrocordons, rand and lain Squares
in,Rosewood
tly on sale as
extensive J. B. P. has constantly and Mahogany Oases, by Broadwood, Collard and
Collard, Tomkison, and .other approved Manufacturers, fer
u•lach a liberal discount is made /or cash. .
:
In addition to the above, _ _•
assortment of Guitars, a large stock of Violins and
Violoncellos, of superior quality, at very low prices. Also, a
few Wind instruments left, which he offers extremely-low,
The beSt B Oman and .guglish Harp, Violin and Guitar Strings.
,
Town or Country, singly or by the year.
from London, Piano-fortes Tuned
aNnt;(lw
Repaired,ll lusi cr e ceiinv e d weekly,
Second-hand Instruments taken in Lachauge, or sold on com-
mission.

NEW 'SONG.
Just published , ""Tia not, the Snow on Beauq's Brow,'!—
caraii„.. The Music- competed by GEORGE H AUG REAVES,
author of "The
Brook is purimg ou its way Give me the
Nig t," &C. &c. May, be bad -as above, and of all Music-
Abio, a third Mdition -of ./he FLORAL QUADRILLtS,
Composed by ilk,ll6lY BANK*.