The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-19 00:00:00

lEdbumtion.

SHE REV J. C. PRINCE'S SCHOOL will s.4?'',-OPEN
.111 L OA MONDAY, the Ist of August.
10, Brownlow-street.

CATHCART HOUSE, WOODSIDE, NEAR LIVE 00L.
I%AR. WILLIAM KENDALL begs to ;tun ce to his
Friends that his SCHOOL will RE-0 N on Mon-
DAY, July 25, 1836.

AT EARBY-HALL ACADEMY, near GRATA BR GE,
Yorkshire, conducted by R. SIMPSON and alified
Assistants. Young Gentlemen are liberally B red, fur-
nished with Books, and instructed in whatev their future
prospects may require, at Eighteen Guineas a y ar.
No extra charge whatever, and no Vacation, unless desired.
A Coach direct.
Mr. GORSUCH, No. 7. Earle-street, St. Paul's-square, will
give Reference, and forward Pupils to the School from Liver-
pool, and where Mr. SimPSON IS remaining for a few days.

CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL, AND COMMERGIAI
ACADEMY.
PROSPECT HOUSE. TRANMERE, CHESHIRE.
ANR. SIBSON respectfully informs his Friend nd the
Public that his SCHOOL will be REOPEN on Mon
DAY, the 25th instant.
Terms,•&e may be had on application to Mr. SlasoN.

MUSIC, PIANO-FORTE, AND SINGING.
RI;n11(11
TelluFtZXt at respectfullya removedanno u announces hisewirni;nt,clms
Bridge to No. 1, Hardman-street, Rodney-stre , where the
Academy will recommence on THURSDAY, the 2 st instant.

THE MISSES PENN beg to inform their Friends and the
Public, that their Establishment for a limited numbe
YOUNG LADIES, at Ai,,i,urth, which, amongst of ad-
vantages, embraces those of fine air and sea bathi ill Re-
open on the Ist of August.
For Terms apply to Mr. GRAPE(„ Church-stre , and at Mr.
Tuomesors's Music 'Warehouse, Great George-s reet.
The following Ladies and Gentlemen have kindly allowed
references to be made to them:—Mrs. Henry Moss, Mrs. Sand-
bach, Mrs. William Porter, of Aigburth, Theodore Rathbone,
Esq., Allerton.

CLASSICAL, MATH
lAELMASCHTICAL 00, AND COMM -
CL,
42, SOHO-STREET,
(Formerly in the possession of the Rev. J. e on.)
MR. ARMSTRONG begs respectfully inform the
Parents and Guardians of Youth, that t above School
is now OPEN for the Instruction of young Gentlemen.
42, Soho-street, 17th July, 1836

TO LADIES' BOARDING SCHOOLS.
GENTLEMAN is desirous of placing ne of his
A
ail/
DAUGHTERS at a Ladies' Boardi School, (of
long and respectable standing,) as an articled pil, where she
would have an opportunity of being instructe in the necessary
female accomplishments. Any Lady having au opening for
one, will please address A. C., at the Mercury Office. This
advertisement not to be repeated.

LYCEUM FRENCH ACADEMY.
ECLECTIC SYSTEM.
AMIDST the literary pursuits to which the Professional and
Commercial Youth of Liverpool devote their leisure hours,
Languages, and French particularly, seem to engage a great
portion of their attention. Under these circumstances Messrs.
JULES LEFEBVRE, Bachelier-es-lettres, and, LE NOR-
MAND DE L'OSIER intend Opening Foie! Classes upon
a practical, simple, and economical system, e basis of which
is to follow, as closely as possible, the process of the acquisition
of the French Language by an Englishman in France.
The Committee of the Liverpool Library having allowed the
use of the Lyceum Lecture-room, an introductory and Gra-
tuitous Lecture wilt be delivered on Thursday, the 2816 instant,
by Monsiur Jules Lefebvre, in the course of which the plan to
be pursued will be fully developed. Meanwhile, Messrs. L.
and L. beg to call attention particularly to the following ad-
vantages held out by these Classes:—
I. The Classes to meet three times a week.
11. The central and respectable room in which the Classes
are to be held.
111. The cheap terms of the Classes.
Seven Courses of Lectures delivered by Monsieur Lefebvre in
the different Public Institutions of this towu, the numerous
Schools and Families attended by Messrs. L. and L. and' the
confidence shown by the Committee of the Liverpool' Library,
in granting the use of their Lecture Room, may he considered
as sufficient reference.
TERMS OF THE CLASSES :
Two Guineas the Half-year; to be paid in advance.
The Classes will meet in the first week of August, on days
and hours to be fixed after the Introductory Lecture, when
Gentlemen desirous of joining the Classes are respectfully re-
quested to give or send their names and addresses, and to indi-
cate their degree of forwardness, so as to be classed accord-
in Tickets for the Gratuitous Lecture to be had at the Bar of the
Lyceum News Room and Library, of the principal Booksellers,
and Messrs. L. and L.'s residence, 2, Abercromby-terrace.

FRENCH AND ITALIAN LANGUAGES.
IqDE LA CLAVERIE (Member of the Grammatical
• and Literary Society of Paris, late Professor of the
French and Italian Languages in the University of Oxford.
and Author of several Works on Education) begs to announce,
that, on MONDAY, next, the 25th instant, he wi,yesume his
PRIVATE TurrioN in the above LANGUAGES, and E-OPEN his
CLASSES.
Terms and particulars may be known on
DE LA CLAVERIE, No. 15, geymour-streel,,,

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To THE STUDENTS ANY,
LANGUAGES of THE ITALIAN
This day is published, in one post Bvo. Volume, elegantly
bound in cloth, price 65.,
GUIDE to the PRONULANGUNCIA AG TI N
O of the ITALIAN
E ;
containing full Instruction for Reading and Speaking Italian
with purity and elegance, accompanied by Practical Rules to
facilitate the knowledge of Prosody; illustrated by Exercises,
and Miscellaneous Selections in Prose and Verse, with the
Tonic Accent marked upon every word; forming, altogether,
an easy and interesting Italian Reader. Designed for the use
of Seminaries, for Private Tuition, and Self Instruction. By
M. DE LA CLAVERIE. Member of the Grammatical and
Literary Society of Paris, Professor of the French and Italian
Languages in Liverpool, late Teacher in the University of
Oxford, Author of several Works on Education, and eight
years a resident at Rome, during five of which ha held, under
the French Government, a situation directly connected with
the Italian Language and Literature.
London : Smith, Elder, and Co., Cornhill ; and may he had,
also, in Liverpool, of W. Grape!, and of the Author, No. 15,
Seymour-street.
"We were much pleased with M. de la Claverie's French
Reader's Guide; nor have we reason to be less so with his pre-
sent publication. The correct pronunciation of Italian is the
grand object of every lover of that musical tongue; and the
rules
and examples here set out are well calculated to promote
and ensure that accomplishment."—Literary Gazette, 9th July,
1836.

JACK'S COFFEE HOUSE, 17, CLAYTON-SQU E.
E Public are respectfully informed that the accoi, p oda-
j lions of this Establishment are fully equal to th .e of the
best houses in the metropolis. Breakfast, Lunch Dinners,
Suppers, and other refreshments are supplied . the shortest
notice, and at prices, and in a manner combi a economy and
comfort.
The Sleeping Apartments are fitted up with peculiar regard
to the comfort of the guests, and the Beds are superior.

-- • 1300TLE BAZikAlt.
UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF
The Honourable Lady STANLEY,
The Honourable Lady ELEANOR El oew 00„,,
The Honourable Lady CHARLOTTE PENRTN,'
The Honourable Lady SKELSIERSDALE,
Lady MoLvNzux,
The-Honourable Mrs. BOOTLE WiLna At Am,
Lady BOLD HOGHTON,
Mrs. HORNBY,
Miss F. HORNBY,
Mrs. Moss, Walton,
And the Ladies of the Neighbourhood.
ABAZAAR for the SALE of useful and Ornamental
ARTICLES will be held in the NATIONAL She
et Bootle, on TemasuAy, the 28th, and FRIDAY, the 29th days
-of July instant, the proceeds of which will be applied in pay-
ment of the Debt incurred in the Erection of the said School,
and for other purposes connected therewith.
The Doors to be opened at Eleven o'Clock. Admittance:—
The First Day, 2s. 6d., the Second Day, Is.
Contributions are earnestly solicited from all Friends of Reli-
gions Education, and it is respectfully requested, that the same
may be forwarded to the Rev. J. GLADSTONE, Bootle, or to the
-National School-room.
• Contributions will be also received at Mr. HUGHES'S, the
• Agent to the Society for the Promotion of Christian Know-
ledge, in Ranelagh-street. and duly forwarded.
A Al ILITARY BAND will be in attendance.
Bootle, July 15th, 1836.

AUSTIN, (from Pratt's, of London, Manufacturer to
the King,) 176, DA rE-sTREET, between the Golden
Lion and Moss's Bank, Liverpool, IMPROVED SOLID
LEATHER PORTMANTEAU, PO ABLE H AT-
CASE, HAIR TRUNK,and TRAVE NG BAG MANU.
FACTURER.
Trunks and Impetials Fitted t rriages, Patent Water-
proof Canvas for covering Trunks uggage, &C.
WM. AXSTIN in respectfully so citing private as well as pub-
lic patronage, begs to assure those who may honour him with
their commands, from a thorough knowledge of the various
branches of his business and for a series of years having con-
ducted the first houses in London, they may rely upon all Ar-
ticles in the above line of the first quality and workmanship,
combined with despatch, at a reduction of full 30 per cent.
under the charges usually made in this town.
Tr B. Brass and Iron Portabte Camp Bedsteads, Bedding,
Oil and Cloth Valieses, Canteens, Bullock Trunks,' &c. &c. to
order.
(76, Dale-stieet, opposite the Exchange.

CONTRACT FOR CART/
PERSONS desirous of CONTRAC , fer
PAVING-STONRS to the differe arts of the Township
of West Derby, are requested to send n sealed TEINIThsiP
on or before 'rt:ESDAY, the 26th instant, at Nine o'clock, lock, Ali
addressed to Mr. DOLLING, Secretary of the Board of ific7lll
ways, Low hill Workhouse; such Tenders to specify the lowest
Rates for Carting per mile, per ton or 2l) cwt.
Highway Board-office,
Vest Derby, UM July, 1836.