The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-31 00:00:00

*alto by auction.

CLEARANCE SALE FOR 1833, AT THE LIVERPOOL
ROOMS, WILLIAMSON-SQUARE.
By Mx. D. JONES,
Tins Day, (Tuesday,) the 31st instant, and To-moanow,
(Wednesday,) the Ist January, at Elaven o'clock precisely,
at the Liverpool Rooms,
A GENERAL Assortment of Modern and Genteel Parlour,
Kitehen, and Bed-room FURNITURE, Child's Carriage,
Druggists' and other Shop Fixtures, cons' gof Glass Slides
and Cases, Drawers, Counters, CUpbo ds, Bins, Scales and
Weights, two Garden Engines, Plaster axis, Windows, Sashes,
Doors, and Frames, Gas Piping, rms, Ovens and Grates,
Boilers, Parlour Grates, Mangle, a quantity of Drugs, Pickles,
and Blacking,'a large assortment of Joiners' Tools, Cutlery,
and Ironmongery, Plate and Plated Goods, Watches, Jew-
ellery, two excellent Fowling Pieces, several, pair Pistols, six
Piano Fortes, Hats. Shoes, Steelyards, Joiners' Benches, and
a great variety of other Articles, particulars of which will ap-
pear in Catalogues, and the Goads may be viewed on the morn-
mns sale.
To be LET, an excellent Dwelling-house in... Clayton-square,
several Public-houses, and the spacious Cellars underneath the
Liverpool Rooms, suitable for a Porter and Spirit Dealer, &c.

GLOUCESTER-STREET ACADEMY.

G. ROBERTS, unfeignedly grateful for the liberal sup-
. port he has been favoured with during the last ten years,
begs respectfully to annot be, that his ACADEMY will be
REOPENED on Mori next, January. 6, and hopes his own
assiduity, and the go pinion of his Friends and the Public
will ensure him continued encouragement. Terms, per Quer,
ter, Writing, Arithmetic, &e. One Guinea ; Book-keeping-
&c._, 10s. 6d. extra; Latin and French, 10s. bd. extra. Cards
and References may be had at the Academy, or the House,
No. 17. Gloucester.strc.et.

CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL, and COMMERCIAL.
IaTUMB'S HOUSE ACADEMY, Whiston; near Prescot,
will be RE-OPENED, on IV,ltrti'Day, 20th January next.
TERMS—Above Ten yerfof age, £25 per annum; under
that age, £2O.
For further particulars apply to. Mr. FREER, Stationer,
Byrom-street.

ATESSRS. SORLEY'S SCHO , 77, Great George-
JIM street, will be RE-OPEN , on MONDAY next; the
6th January.
At this Academy Young ntlemen are prepared for the
University, and instructed in the various branches connected
with the mercantile profession.
Mr. JOHN SORLEY has accommodation for a few additional
Boarders.
Liverpool, Dec, 20, 1833,

TOPARENTS AND GUAR ANS.
A CLERGYMAN of the CHURCH ENGLAND, who
1--1_ resides in the County of Nort u berland, within Two
Miles of Newcastle, wishes to take ew PUPILS to EDU-
CATE along with his Son : no pain will be spared to make
the Situation a desirable one in all respects.
The House has thi benefit Of the pure Air of Newcastle
Town Moor, which it immediately adjoins. The mail and
coaches pass daily.
Further particulars may be known on application to the Rev.
J. WALKER, Gosforth, near Newcastle-on-Tyne; if by letter,
post-paid.

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liitiotiilnefolra hero jFarnineanrds,
next, commence givjng LESSONS n the PIANO-FORTE
and in the THEORY of MUS ' at her residence, No. 38,
Christian-street.

Miss G. has been a Pupil of Mr. Henshall upwards of nine
years, and trusts that by her experience, and the adoption of
the too-often-neglected method of combining tho Theory with
the Piano-forte Lessons, she will insure the progress of those
who may place themselves under her tuition.
N.B.—Private Schools and Pupils attended.