The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27 00:00:00

W&tll%tialn' ii)e i after.oirht(hme, I Coht rti::::netaiiio\orlicadtP)lt" gCaHSihA)V) Ni'*"
of tile Protestant religion, who is run, ennipetent to Instruct in
the French and Italian Langtigeg. • • ' I
Address by letter. post paid. J. Q.. I:4!*an,lar4l.offieP. ;14:-

AN'T'ED. by a respectable House in the C It !not,
-IV a TRAVELLER on Commission, Unexceptional.le
t,fpronces will be- required. Address 1-1. 0., at the Standard-
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A 7 IL ,L_A,NTED, an AGENT in Liverpool, for a , GLASS
I Y 4r NIA—Nr[IFACTORY ; preference will he given to one
ac toed to theTraili..' Rif eetable references and security
will e required. Apply by 1 r only, post paid;
,to E. G. W:,
pi\
applications ‘Qvill have to be forwarded'
BoNx.
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APsostth-eoffiapc;
Country, some days wilt elapse before they can be nor

AATANTED, in a Broker's Office, a YOUTI-14bo
V V teen years of age, as an APPRENTICE!! I
write R good hand, and, as he will be required to live
house, a small premium will he required. • -
Apply al the Standard-office.

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WANTED, a steady active YOUNG MANV";tIIPan AS:
SISTA:44:he T.EA TRADE.—AppIy; if-by letter
id, t 9 H. EDA Y,.1301(1-,Street.

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ENTrvic, AND COAINIWICrk r.
t'
.29, ST. ANNE-STIAT.•
WANTED, a Persoif competent to perform the-duties oL
irkSECRETARY and LIBRARIAN, and to undertalEtr
the General Superintendenneeof the above 'lnstitution. 1-T . a . •
must he well'hcquainted with Bookkeeping, of unexceptionable. „Aix
moral character, of active habits, and genteel a„&ess.„ S.ilarjAp.••••ll-7
10() per annum, with Apartments in the House:-Coal, an
Candles. i.e. to- • ;Pr--
Applications to be made by letter, accompanied with Testfriy-
monials, and to be sent in to the.Co&mitteeftntir before tho
.15th January neit.
CHARLES HORSFALL,YPresident.
December 20, 15,36. •
AS CONFIDEWItAL CLERK AND BOOKKEEPER. ',
it PERSON who has had considerable experience in awe
1-1 'mercantile world, and is competent to undertake.the,,
entire management of a large concern, will shortly be at • -
-to enter into an engagement with any House requiring a Co
fidential Clerk. The• Adveiiiser is an Accountant and
keeper of first-rate ability. References of the highest respects- • .4
bility can he given, and security if required.—Apply by letter, •
addressed L. I'. S., Standard-office, Liverpool.

MUSIC.
17/0 L LVS, T-1.41?P:1;101.0NCli: 1,1.0, 4,r.
nELLS. QUADRILLE PARTIES. Szc., attoririel by B.
1:0 ROGERS and SON, 40, RupitaT-sTacEr, BRowisto•iit-
RILL, Livi,nront„ , .
Extra Music Eugaged.—Ball-[loom Floors OrtWneuteil.

4. UPPER PARLIAMENT-STREET.
uPS. and MISS PERK Y'S PH EP A R ATORY
al SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES and GENTLE-
MEN. The Vacation ends January 16th, 18.37.

CLASSICAL AND COMM i..RCIAL BOARDING
SCHOOL, LLES Al Eli E.
COXDUCTED BY J. B. PONTON.
THE duties of the above establishment -will he resumed on
WEDNEso&Y, the 18th of January, 1837.—Terms -and
References may be had on application to Mr. DLVONPORT,
Book.eller, Ranelagh-street, Liverpool.
WANTED, a YOUNG MAN, as CLASSICAL AS-
SISTANT, with the requisite onaliticatiOns of character, Sec.--
Applications addressed to Mr. PONTON, as above.

A// R. HARWOOD respectfully informs his Frienls the
JL SIXTH WALTZ and QUALM ELLE BALL will
take place at his Rooms, Nelson-street, Grtat George-square,
on Tutsna Y next, the 31 of January.
, Tickets to be had at the Chronicle-office, Lord-street, of Mr.
Hatiwoon, at thy Rooms, and at his Resideace, 16, Chester-
street.

REV. W.ItOUTLEDGE, M.A., receives into his house, at
Gateacre, (five miles from Liverpool.) a select number of
Pupils, whom he instructs in the several branches of a Classical
and General Education.

Mr. R. begs to refer to Nev. J. Brooks and Rev. A. Camp-
bell, Hectors of Liverpool; Rev. E. Ashton, Vicar of Huyton,
and Rev. R. Leicester, Minister or Wooiton.

For cards of terms apply to Mr. WA r.m,LEY, Bookseller, 29,
Clittich•street.

JUST Landed, from liambru', the
~.realest ass,.rtrocnt of
. TOYS and FANCY. ARTICLES ever )et imported into
this country, admirably suited for Christinai presents, the while
of which must be sold immediately, for account of the shippers.
To be seen at E. EASTEE'S Toy WA RF.HOLSR, St. Georges-
crescent. .. . • .
ROCKING HORSES at Reduced Prices.
BEADS, in Bond, fur Exoortution.
Liverpool, 19th Ileember, 1836.

SILK CLOAKS, 165.9 J. EACH,
FULL SILK. AND WELL NADE,,AT '
COMPTON HOUSE, 'a; AN I) 27. TREE T,
Tp,;'herwith an eudless variety it, almost every other de6erip-
tiott equals th-ap.

LIVERPOOL IEA COMFAN Y.
78, Bold-st eet. ( near the ltful,ie- Hall.
? 111 E_Proprietors of this CoMpany desire to draw Publ'c
I attention to the further improved Quality of theii. various-
priced Black and Green TEAS, and also to state that the low
kinds of Teas, of which there are now such abundance in the
Warehouses, are, in do instance; Retailed at this Establishment.
Black Teas from 3s. 6d. to is. per lb.
Green Ditto do 4s. 6d. to Ss. „
Gunpowders di. is. to 10s. „
• Mocha and fine Jamaica COFFEE.
Loaf and Chrystalized SUGAR.
Orders from the Country attended to as usual, on application
to ALEXXN DER S. \VII IGHT,,Mattager.
Liverpool, 20th Dec., 1836.

CHEAP GLASS CHANDELIERS AND LUSTRES.
GEO. APDONALD, CIT GLASS, CHAN and LL:T.
THE MANUFACTUKLR. IioBERT.STREET, 78, BYROM-
STRERT, 17, LPHD-STREET. corner of ..John-ed Feet. and •5; An-
CAux, Liverpool, and 3.3. Bu I L-STli I,v, Chester, begs
to inform the Public that he has just manulactuied a splendid
a,soitthent of Lusires and Chandeliers, hum :Luce liehts'tn ten,
both from Gas and Candles, which be will sell fur helf the price ki4
they can be bought for at any other place. Also an elegant as-
soitment of richly Cut Glass .of every description. Gass of all
sorts lent otit on hire and made to pattern on the shortest notice
and most reasonable terms.. • • •
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11H111 Assignees to the Estate of Mr. T. ANstowAite of
91);,Bold.street,.havitig offered for Sale, undet a Deed
of Assignment, the whole of his STOCK one,Lot, amount-
ing to £7.212 lis. Id., (sees Mercuf.-y; -(Oct. 14th, .and other
papers about the same date,)
WOOLLRIGHT AND CHIDSON

respectfully announce themselves the Purchasers. The entire
of the STOCK is now arranged for Sale, on their Pren.ises,
GOLDEN EAGLE ESTABLISHMENT,
102 AND 103. Boi.n,sTunii:T.

W. and C. have determined on offet inv. their Extensive Col-
lection of FURS, (all of the present Seas,,n's Manufacture,) at
very reclu! ed pro es.

SHAWLS AND CLOAKz SELLING OFF.

F
SIMPSON and Co. have commenced SELLING OF, at en
immense sacrifice, their splendid STOCK of SHAWLS,
CLOAKS, SHAWL DRESSES, &c. &c.
Reduced to. Usuells sold at.
Dark fill'd Shawls
DiLto Rich Medaliun Centres
Ditto Ditto
Real Edinburgh Shawls, new) 35 0 6,3
patterns, extra rich
A Lot of very rich White Shawls, sold in the summer at
635. reduced to 28s. 6d.
Cloaks, Shawl Dresses, Plaid Wool Shawls, and an immense
variety of Handkerchiefs equally cheap. The Public will sal-
door have an opportouitY. of purchasing- rich and fashionable
Goods at the prices now offered, us the Proprietors are desirous
of clearing the whole Stock.
Shawl Warehouse, 66, Ch urch,treel

PITT-STREETASSOCIAT WARD CONSERVATIVE
I N.

PATRON.
JOAN BOLTON, Esq.

I'K KSIQIiNT.
JAMES ASPINALL. Esq.
rHE CONSERVATIVES of PITT STREET WARD
Jintend to link] their SEC ON D ANN I V ER SARY
DINNER on FRIDAY, the 20th day of January next, at the
Templars' Hall, in Great George-street
The Committee earnestly request that each Conservative will
make au early application tin. his Ticket, so that no dis.iplioint.
meta may occur. the Committee, being obliged to limit the
number of Tickets.

Tickets, ss. to Members of the Ilitt—treet Ward Conservative
Association, tis. to Consenotives in Pitt-street Ward, but not
Members of that Socie.y. (not including Wine.) may he bad
until the •Ith flay of January next, at the Liouurary Secretary's
Office, No, 108, Duke-street.
By order of the President.
Tilos, ti. WILSON, Honorary Secretary.
December 19th, 1836.

MANIHESTEU & C ESH lit I,: JUNCTION Is A I LWAY
'COMPANY AND TFCE TAmwoicrti MEETING.
TO THE lillautt uP TOg. STA PEoi: Os!flitE ,DVEII I

2Ari December, 1836.
QIB.—In the Papers which a Report of the Ptoceed-
-0 jog" at a recent Meeting in Tamworth, got up, I presume,
by the Friends and Supporters of the Derby and Bituningham
and Sottth Union Bailwav 'Companies, 1 'find it staled that
"notice •f the Meiiting had been iirevicuslv sent to the respec-
tive C,,tylpanice, by which lines had been projected-to the
neighbourhood of that place."
I think it necessary, in reply to this statement, to apprise the
public that no notice of the intended Meeting was gi k en co the
Committee of the Manchester and Cheshire Junction Railway
Company, and that the fir,t intimation of sueh- Meeting baying
been holden was conteved by the public Resolutions.
Mr. Garnett. the Chairman of the South Union Company,
seems to have thought that our ati:ence affdrded- a ht,ing oppor-
tunity to enter into a statement of what he deemed the demerits
of our line, and the virtues of the opposing line which' he` advo-
,
rates, and upon the statement thus nadtre: and not only, without
coininunication unit this Company, t 4 t ~,thout their knowledge
that any meeting on the subje/ t 'of the Railways was to be•heid,
resolutions were adopted in till!. approval of the Smith Union
project. What efficaey resolutions so entered into can or
ought to It'ave either in or cut of Parliament, it will be for the
public to decide. )3., it would have been perfectly easy to
demonstrate to the inhabitants of Tartiwwh, that the line of
this Company in
com rind it, aditincts will aflotd'at least equal
advantages to that viciliity with any that can be Offered by their
, opponents.
It is a singular coincidence. that on the 19th instant, just six
days after the Tamworlh Meeting, Mr. Garnett, in a letter ad-
dressed to the Chairman of the Pottery Coinniittee, complains,
though in that case without reason, of what he calls
"the extra-
Pot;ery Committee, in deciding to
'
s°tl:ll,ll,7ritthP,e"Cwhe(e(sihrr.reofJuthnection line upon ex-parte statements,
the) having receive() no information whatever as to the course
and character of the South Union line." -
that this passage conveys a practical con-
May it not he said,
detonation of the proceedings .t'l'aniwolth? •
I am, Sir, your obedient Set rant,
ROBERT BARBOUR.
Chairman of the Manchester Cheshire Junction Railway
Counnittee. '