The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-18 00:00:00

EDUCATION.
CHATEAU DR SADERUIT, NEAR ST. OSIER, FRANCE.
MR. W. G. PARMINTER, Pupil of Dr. Russell, and
.11. many years one of the Masters of the Rocbetter and
Chatham Classical and Mathematical Institution, receives a
Limited Number of YOUNG GENTLEMEN, as Boarders
in his House, who are attended by native Masters in all the
branches of Education, not comprised in the English Course
of Study.
This Course comprehends the English, Latin, and Greek
languages; Arithmetic and the different branches of • e Mathe-
matics; Writing, History, Geography, and E . ution. The
method of instruction pursued in the study o s e Classics, is
founded on an union of the Charterhouse .nd Hamiltonian
systems, which are so blended as great to facilitate the ac-
quisition, and ensure a sound grammatical knowledge of the
dead languages.
Every attention is devoted to the comfort and advancement
of the pupils; whilst the establishment of their morals, and the
improvement of their mariners, are greatly promoted by an un-
restrained intercourse with the heads of the family. They have
also constant access to a select library, and attend an English
Protestant church. The Youth entrusted to the care of Mr.
Parminter derive all the advantages to be obtained from the
best French masters and French society, without any of the
danger to he apprehended front the influences which sometimes
operate upon the infant mind when left to the entire control
and direction of foreigners.
The House isispacious, the Gardens and Grounds are exten-
sive, and the Situation is celebrated as one of the most healthy
and beautiful in France.
Chateau de Saubruit is distant two miles from St. Omer—
nearly equidistant, within the range of thirty miles, from Calais,
Boulogne, and Duukirk ; and may be reached in eighteen
hours from London, or eight from Dover—St. Omer being the
first principal town on the direct roads from the coast to Paris
and Brussels.

TERMS.
The English Ceurse, with the addition of French and Draw-
ing, and including Washing, Stationery, the use of Books,
and a Seat in the English Protestant church, Fifty Guineas
.per annum.—No extras whatever.
The Vacations will be a Fortnight at Midsummer and Christ-
mas, and Ten Days at Easter.
No Eatra Charge is made for Pupils remaining during the
Vacations.
No Fee required for Entrance; but the Quarter to be paid
in advance—the Charge taking date from the Day of Entrance.
For Testimonials and other particulars apply to Mr. W.
Ozta PEI., Bookseller, Church-street, or Dr. THORBURN, 11, St.
James-place, Liverpool; or to ROBERT HICK ENS, Esq., 11,
Threadneedle-street, Messrs. DE POOQUIST and Coo exit, Tavis-
tock-street, Covent-garden, London; OCTAVICS SCOTT, Esq.,
Margate; the Rev. CHARLES .DELAcoult, Heckington, Lin-
colnshire; and CHARLES WEAVER, Esq., Gloucester..
N.B. —Mr. PARMINTER will be in Liverpool during the
Christmas week.

fit NTI DRY
000 -i-UA S PAT ENT
I.
TRUSTEES: A
William Ward, Esq., L ury.
Thomas Hallifax, Jim., ESQ. omhard-street.
:
Thomas Phillpots, Eiq., Chairman.
W. R. Vigers, Esq., Deputy-Chairman.
Thomas StarlinLr Benson, Esq. Charles Enderby. Esq.
William Borradaite, Esq. Francis Mills, Esq.
George Borradaile, Francis Sapte, Esq.

LIVERPOOL.
Charles Horsfall, Esq.
BIRMINGHAM.
Francis Lloyd, Esq. Theophilus Richards, Esq.
Engineer—M. I. Brunel, Esq.
Bankers—Messrs. Were, Sapte, and Co.
Solicitors—Messrs. Hall, Thompson, and Sewell.
Secretary, (pro t em. )—Charles Terry, Esq.

The indisputable Testimonials given by men of the first talent
and experience in the kingdom, as to the perfect reliance that
may be placed upon KYAN'S PROCESS of PREPARING
TIMBER to resist the effect of pttv ROT and other Decay,
are so entirely satisfactory as to require no further remark.
The efficacy of the Procoss is sufficiently established by the
Evidence contained in the Report to the Lords of the Admiralty,
and subsequently presented to and printed by the House of
Commons; and likewise by the adoption of it by his Majesty's
Government in Portsmouth Dock Yard.

Extracts from Minutes of Evidence reported by the Commissioners
appointed by the Admiralty, aid presented to the House of Com-
mons, July 9, 1835.
SIR R. SMIRKE,—"This preparation of Mr. Kyan's resists
all rot."—" I CANNOT ROT IT," added Sir R. Smirke.
PROFESSOR FARADAY.—"These reasons, combined with a
close examination of specimens shown him, make him strongly
recommend it; and he would be quite willing, if there were oc-
casion, to trust a good deal of property uponit."
SIR JOIIN MAY —"ln regard to the Canvass, four prepared
pieces were not affected with Mildew; three unprepared pieces
were affected with it, and one of them was quite rotten." ....

By the use of this Process Britristi AMERICAN TIMBER will
be rendered equally as valuable as Timber from the Baltic; and
thus the produce of BRITISH COLONIES will be encouraged in
preference to Timber of Foreign Growth.
It is found that Timber cut down while in a state of active
vegetation, with the leaf growing, becomes, by the application
of this Process, immediately fit for use ;—thus rendering every
species of DomasTic TIMBER of the same value and as avail-
able as the beat Foreign. for all purposes incidental to Farming
and Husbandry;—and, by the use of the mo;it common Woods,
economy will be combined with durability, and the AGRICUL-
TURAL INTEREST will derive incalculable advantages.
These facts having been proved in the most satisfactory man-
ner, it is proposed that a COMPANY be formed, under a Licence
Trout the Patentees, the consideration for which has been agreed
upon, and the above Gentlemen have been named to carry that
object into effect.
Application fur Shares to be made, post paid, to the Secretary,
at the Office of the Company, 2, Lime-street Square, Leaden-
hall-street, London, or CHARLES HORSF A LL, Esq., Liverpool,
where Prospectuses -may be had, and further particulars ob-
tained.