The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-07-18 00:00:00

With confidence and great pleasure I certify that Mr. Levi
extracted several corns of long standing from my feet, with
great skill and no pain, in the month of May, 1846, and they

apply to him

'riends to
ARON.

From R. Steele, E.sq

Mr. Levi has this day operated upon a Corn under my great
toe-nail with the greatest skill, and in a short period of time.
The corn has been under my nail a long time, which caused it
to grow into the flesh, anQthereby inflammation,was incurred;

now wit

be greatest ease.

MUSIC AND DRAWING.
Air R. SHEPPARD respectfully announces that his
11 Professional Duties will be RESUMED, for the ensuing
half year. on THURSDAY, the 27th instant.
JUVENILE CLASSES (Piano-forte) ott a progressive scale of
terms, according to age.
Mr. S. having an opportunity of attending professionally at
BOOTLE, after the vacation, vt:i.ll--tre- happy to enter into ar-
rangements with Famili may be disengaged with masters.
—Schools attende
26, andon-street, Falkner•square, July 10, 1848.

BOARDING SCHOOL,
SPRING BANK, near OVER DARWEIV, LANCASHIRE.
N.R. SINGLETON (many years with Mr. Edmond-
son," late of Tulketh Hall, Preston) begs to announce
that he has entered upon the very eligible and pleasantly-
situated Villa Residence and Premise. ve-named, and intends
to OPEN them for the reee oung Gentlemen Boarders,
on THURSDAY, the n • stant.
Terms, Forty uineas per Annum. No extras.
Mr. S. will be happy to furnish Prospectuses and further
particulars on application.
Spring Bank, July, 1848.

CLIFTON PARK DAY AND BOARDING ACADEMY,
BIRKENHEAD,
Conducted by Mr. JOHN SORLEI', and efficient Masters.
THIS SCHOOL, at which Young Gentlemen are
prepared for the Universitie instructed in the vari-
ous departments of a .Com IA Mathematical, and Scienti-
fic Education, will be - PENED on TUESDAY next, the 25th
instant,

Prospectuses" may be procured at the Academy, or at Mr
RoSIOS, 7, South Castle-street, Liverpool.

FRENCH AND ITALIAN LANGUAGES.
MDE LA CLAVERIE, (Member of the Gram-
s matical Society of Paris, for a long time a Resident at
Rome, where he held an Official Situation, and Author of se-
veral popular Works on Education,) PROFESSOR of FRENCH
and ITALIAN in Liverpool, and formerly in the University of
Oxford, No. 21, GREAT ORFORD-STREET, MOunt-pleasant.
Terms, which are reasonable, may be known on application
to M. DE LA CLAVERIE.
_

* PROFESSOR DE LA CLAvuutE's Educational Works—
" Models of Modern French ' sation," "The French
Reader's Guide," " Mode uvenile French Conversation"
and " The Italian R er's Guide,"—alT of which, most fa-
vourably noticed the London press, and used as standard
school-books by many private families and first-rate Semina-
ries—maybe had of him, and of DEIGHTON and LAUGHTON,
Booksellers, Church-street.

EDUCATION, UPON INCLUSIVE TERMS.
ALADY, conducting an Establishment quite upon
the plan of Home Education, has now a few VACANCIES.
The system pursued in this Establishment is calculated to en-
sure a solid as well as an accomplished Education, as many
years' experience, and a careful examination of the most im-
proved methods of instruction, have enabled the Principal to
select and combine in her plan of Education those advantages
which are best calculated to secure to her Pupils the highest
degree of intellectual, moral, and religious improvement. The
sum of 50 Guineas a year include • ction by Professors
in the following accomplis s—the Piano-forte, French,
Drawing 4- ,ty , arcing, Writing, &c., and the Use

in various
of the Globes, togethlF with Books and all other char
Family arrangements are conducted upon the most libe
including Wine when necessary. The French Languag
,s taught by a resident Parisienne, is constantly spoken, an

will be' found that in this Uranch of
are available. The horse is si

name and address only Rill 1
Mr. EvANs's, Old-town, Clat

udy untlual

ate five mite

ittended to.—Address

am, Surrey

'al scale
whici

VIONSIEIJR L. S. PLUMTOT, PROFESSOR
of
the FRENCH LANGUAGE, announces to his Pupils
and the Public generally, that he will RE-COMMENCE his

[nstruction

sth instant

M. P. iliFdes. iroiisOi obt

ing a French Class in a S

Uneiceplioilalaie- references can be

the townWiWenWron
given as to qualification, &c_
M. P. returns his Brat thanks to the many respectable
Families who have 1 ured him with their patronage during
the last three years, and begs to assure them he will pay the

At Ho-me from Two to Four o'clock, p.m.
NILE-STREET.

ISLE Of

MAN

Conducted by the Misses DUTTON, at Villa Marina, (seat of
the late Colonel Stewart,) Douglas Bay.

THE present Vacation will terminate on the First
of August next, and INSTRUCTION in the various
id ENGLISH LITERATURE will
on the following WEDNESDAY.

CLASS]
be RES

In the Tee of Man:--The Yen. Archdeacon Moore; the Rev
Ilobert Dixon, A.M., the Pringipal-VrKing William College
James Holmes, Esq., Ban_ _

of the and other References may be ob-.
tained from Mess . . DUTTON and NEPHEW, 14, Exchange-
buildings, Liverpool, or direct from Villa Marina by return of
daily Post. Steam-packets sail from Dublin, Glasgow, Fleet-
wood, and Liverpool to the Isle of Man.

TAKVIN

HALL
.itCEIESTER,

Education of One Hundred re
intendence and tuition of th,

SCHOOL,

ident Pupils, 2112
following residen

raiNct PAL—JOHN BRINDLEY, of Magdalen College Cam-
bridge; M.A. of the University of Giessen; formerly Second
Master of the Grammar School, Brigg and Head Master of
the Oldswinford Hospital Endowed School, Worcestershire.
As s STA NT—CHARLES JONES, 8.A., Trinity College, Dubl
SENIOR CLASSICAL AND. MATHEMATICAL MASTS
Rev. THOMAS WADDINGHAN,-1417217,
College, Cambridg(

Fellow o

St. John's

H. C. LEAVER, 8.A.,

ASSISTANT CLASSICAL TEF
Pembroke College, 0 rd.
ASSISTANT MATH ATICAL MASTER.—W. J. REYNOLD
8.A., Queen's ege, Cambridge, in First (
tical Honours.
FOREIGN MASTER

JOSEPH DEMPSEY, formerly of Paris

ities of Bonn and Heiitelt
SSISTANT I

EION MASTI
uate and Associat

)f the
; and formerly Pupil of the

.Y AND NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.-

20 Year

tions ni

lIG 13 4

nt. The folk
is of the Pre?:

Half Premium sy

s. d
1 16 6

OF CAPITA

he Insur

The Directors are prepared to rec

Agencie
we not ye

No application v

THEY THAT SOW THE WIND RI
THE WHIRLWIND.
(From Me John Bull.)

s and add

When twenty 1

Lice of Wel:

tern, a

10, payabl,

once in his life

Sir Robert—lce-1, once .;

ngton, for

uumunuereu, muuru rouna upon their own princi-
ples, and determined upon carrying " Catholic Emanci-
pation," they were told loudly enough what would happen,
but they refused to listen. They were plainly informed
that with Popery there cannot be, any more than with the
kingdom below, any covenant or agreement ; that to con-
cede to Papists' power, in the. hope of averting civil war.
•

is simply to adjourn civil war to some future and by no
means very distant period. They were told that the only
effect of their measure would be to render the enemy
bolder by the very fact of the concession made, and mo.
dangerous by the power conceded to him. "
they were told in vain. So far they -
cused. The que
augured thus ill
to political power
anticipated notb;

stion was one of (
suit of

might be ex

ion ; tt

Etdmitiing Papists

be mistaken ; those who
?, and harmony from a mea-
'n the right ; theirs was the
e more amiable and
obert were told
Romish Church
that to

more " charitable
preferable view. But the
somethieg more. They
is an anti-Christian, an is

Duke and Sir
?.re told that tl

partaker

to the creed of that-church one iota beyond bare tolera-
tion, is a great national sin—a making o
of the guilt

was pointed out to them that not only the 1 at eons
tion of this kingdom, but the whole of ow acialr
the nation's whole history, and life, and cnars
bound up with a pure faith in Christ; that above their
earthly and temporal Sovereign, the re)ple of this land

social edif

had hitherto recognised

that to incorporate v

and deceive

tution

aen by a blaspherr

of His truti

high treason age
this land has eve

, Could be nothing sl

cknowledged

Of kings,

GENERAL TRADE REPORT,

Monday Night.
It is a good sign when people are seen going quietly
about their business. It looks like work, and generally
tells a tale in the ledger. The past week has exemplified
this ; and the mercantile world, lacking the excitement
of political novelties, have been making the best of their
time, in this town at least, in recovering lost ground.
The Tines of this day presents the following woful pic-
ture of the state of affairs in France. After stating
that the returns from the Bank of France are more favour-
able as regards merely the condition of that establishment
it proceeds to show that
" The country is rapid'
commercial ruin beyond
tion presents a deer

y falling into deptl
inv it I

e of :C147,006,
); while bills ' over

been met to the amount of
fallen off to the enormous ea
ie, the Government now
.414,G01) on uncovered a,
pf ,e I 96,000 shown in last
gether with that sum, been absoi
We have. likewise, with the mina!
lation and in the discounts an in,

cial and
circu!a-

!paining

balance o

,000 in t