The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22 00:00:00

MUSIC AND•DRAWING, • •
• •
HA 1?P, PIANOFORTE, GUITAR, AND SINGING.
it LADY,' recentiv disengaged froM a residence. of some
yeais with a family of distinction, purposes devoting part
of her time daily to giving Instruction in the above Branches.

TERMS':

Ham Three Lesons,'One Guinea.
Pianoforte, including-Singing in both Italian and English
style; Two Guineas per Month. Instrut•tiOnii in the Guitar, if
required, would he given to Pupils, without additional charge.
DRAWING, in a superior style, and bn'the plan of the best
LOndoti Masters, comprising Landscape and Portrait, together
with Miniature Painting on ivory. Tern-is, Three Lessons,
One Guinea.

To. Families where there would be more than one Pupil, a
difference in terms would he made.
As the Lady speaks French fluently, she could; if wished,
impart the necessary instruction in either of the above branches
byxtummunicsaing in that Language, hich might be cousidered
ap irriportantadvantage to the Pupit.', ' - -
'Commands, if by letter, (pest-paid) addressed -to A. S. W„
27, „Berkeley-street, (third house from fields,) will meet due
attention.

TNDIVIDUALS GOING ABROAD from the Port of
LIVERPOOL. are informed by
S. W. SILVER & CO.
.; . OP NOS. 9 AND U.), cOHNHILL, r nNnoN,
that they may procure the w,hole, Or any part of an ,OUTFIT,
from the coarsest to the finest quality of-Goods known, including
Cabin Furniture, at their Branch .House,
NoS. AND 5. ST„GRORGE'S CRICSCiNT .SOUTH, urzuPpoi.,
At the same WHOLESALE .SHIIIVING Prices as at their
. WarehOuse in LONDON.
Daily communication betwee❑ ,London and Liverpool for
Ship-saihug information, &c.

TEA, GROCERY..AND'FOREIGN FRUIT
ES'i'ABLISTIMENT,'
UP RE D UKP.-STRE KT.,

1;0011 ABOVE .5T.. 'MAIM'S CAI URCH;)
AM. GREENOUGH, •daughter of the late Lieutenant
.. .Greenough, most respectfully begs to acknowledge the
liberaL support -and encouragement she has received from her
Friends and the. Public since her commencement in business.
The sudden death 4.her Father has depriVed.the.Famitrof the
annual income.'arising from his half-pay; she now, therefore.
most respectfully solicits. on behalf of herself, her: Mother,. and
Sister,. a _contitinance of that. support..and patronage hitherto
received since opening her establishment.
A. M. G. has constantly on sale a choice selection of Teas,
Coffee„Coena, Spices. &c.
Foreign Grapes, Musc4tel RaisinS, Jordan Almonds, French
Mims, .Figs, and a large AssOrtnient.rif all kinds of Lozenges,
Pickles, Fish Sauces'. and Olive Oil; Was, Spermaceti. Ken-
singten, and -other Candles ; fine Spermaceti and Pale -Seal
Oil ; LaMp-Wicks; White and, YelloW Soap., with a great
variety of Windsor and Other Tnilet Soaps, Perfumery of all
kinds, which, combined with moderate-prices. will. she hopes,
secure her a continuance of that support and patronage she
now solicits.

TO GENTLEMEN.Bte.;_GOING:ro, OR RETURNING

FROM. AB ROA 11

• AUSTIN, (from Pratt's if London. Manufacturer. to
• the King.) 176, DALE-311tElii,, betwr.en the:Golden
Lion 'and Moss's Bank, Liverpool, IMPROVED SOLID
LEATHER PORTMANTEAU., •PORTABLE HAT-
CASE, HAIR TRUNK, and TRAVELLING-BAG- MA-
NUFACTURER.- Trunks land Imperials fi; ted to carriages.
Patent Waterproof Canvass for covering Trunks, Luggage; &c.
W. AUSTIN,, in•respectfitlly soliciting private as well as pub-
lic patronage, begs to assure those who May honour him with
thew connnands, from thorough knowledge of the various
branches of his business, and fora serious of years having con-
ducted the first houses in London, they mava•ely upon all At-
ticlesin the above line of tbe• first quaiity and workmanship,
combined with despatch, at a reduction of lull 31) per cent.
under the charges usually made in this town. - .
N. B. Brass knit Iron .Portable Camp Bedsteads, Bedding,
Oil and Cloth Valieses, Canteetisl; Bullock Trunks, &c.,
176, Dale-street, opposite the'Exchange.

SOUTHPORT PUBLIC BATHS COMPANY.
CA PITA LEIO,OOO, :101X) SHAIu OP £lO EACH.
No offers under, fire Shares will be accepted.
DEPOSIT, 5 P'ER'CENT. •

No call afterwards to exceed 1:,1 per Share, nor d-be made.at a less
inter rat than one month, exclusive sir days' notice.
Patron, Sir •Henry Bold Iloghton, Bart.
Puovtstori A t. comst Irma. .
Samuel Lees, Esq., Chairman.
Tbellev.Chas.Hesketh,RectoOlr. Burland
Thellev.W.Docker,lucumbent!Mr. Martin
TheßeNv.Richd.Walker,CurateCaptain.William Ball
The Rev. F. P. Huhn°
Henry Harrison, Esq. Mr. Robert Mawdesley
William Hill, Esq. Mr. Barrallier
Henry Wailkia, Esq. Mr. Fair.,
John,Lees, Ls' q. Mr. Maddocks•
Peter Leicester, Esq. Mr..Willjam Linaker
Thomas Morris 4 Esq. r. Mr. Wright.
John Butierfieldc Esq., Mr. Turnley
Thomas,,Kersbirm,.E6q. Mr.. James Mawdesley
Lieutenant. Watmough Mr. John Walt n
Mr. Bowman ~ • ,Mr. lialfey.!
.With power to add:to their nunaber.
•. Bankers,—The :Union,Bank of Manchester.. • •
Architect—Mr—A. B. Clayton ,Gartside-street, Manchester.
.Solicitor—Mr. Mawdesley, Southport.

OIR•HENRI' BOLD lioctrroN, Bart., having agreed to'
s 7 grant a site of Land, comprising upwards of 14 Acres, for
the term of 99• yeart; at the small rent of £5 ss. per annum, ad-
joining to and extending in an easterly direction, in a line with
the New:Seabank Wall and Grand Parade, fronting the Sea
.Shore, upwards of 400 yards being the most eligible for Public
Baths, and decidedly the best situate&Building Land at South-.
port for Marine Villas, the sure and speedy.sale of-which Land.
will make the Baths a good Investment, as well as meet a very
lung existing and general demand for such au Establislunent.
At a Public Meeting, heldat the Bold Arms Inn, in South-
port, on the 15th day of November, 1836,
SAMUEL LEES, Esq., in the Chair; . •
500 Shares were_taken, including 50 by Sir Henry Bold liogh.
ton, Bart.; and the future apportioning of Shares will be in the
order of application. . • • ', •
Prospectuses and Lithographed Plans of the Baths will be
issued at an early date. . .
Applications' fur Shares to be made to Mr. MA WORSLEY.
Solicitor, Southport; and to WiLLtitAll 11 iLt.,:Esq.,. Messrs.
South, Hill, and Co., Manchester; and WILLIAM DIXON,
Jun„ Esq., Liverpool..
Directors, &c.. will be appointed at a future General Meeting.