The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-07-12 00:00:00

litittration.

LOGIER'S SYSTEM OF MUSICAL EDUCATION.
mESSRS. WRENSHALL ail,peS' ACADEMY on
1 the above system, will be opened on WEDNEShAY
the 31st instant.

A large assortment of PIANO-FORTES, of every descrip-
tion, by Clamenti, Broadwvod, and Tolnkinson, ON SALE or
HIRE.
Islington-square, July, 183.3.

PIANO FORTE; ON LOCI SYSTEM.
1%/lISS E. SAMPSON, (who i cted on the above system
for fifteen years with M WRENSHALL) resp/lfuliv
announces that her Academy, 43, SEYMOUR-STREET, will
re-open on MONDAY, the 22d instant.
Ju1y,1833.

/1 R. WILSON (many years Classical Assistant wiih the
A _al Rev. DR. PGLFOAD) begs to annono6 that his SCHOOL,
in PESII3DOKE-GARDENS, will be Iba•OTENED on MONDAY,
the 22d July.—Terms, &c., mayknown by applying at the
School Room, orat Mr. WALNISLEY'S, Stationer, Church-street.
Lirerpool, 6th July, 1833.

94-111 E Rev. J. GATE, Bidston, Cheshire, takesleave to in-
it. form his Friends and the Public del.-46s ACADEMY at
the above place will RE-OPEN on TUESDAY, the 23d instant.

GLOUCESTER-STREET ACADEMY.
SG. ROBERTS most respect-hilly ahnoupetrs to his Friends
and the Public, that his SOI-10014.4111 be re-opened on
MONDAY next, the 15th instant.
Cards of Terms and Reference may be had at the Academy,
17, Gloucester-street.

AIR. WILLIAM JOHN HAMILTON informs his Friends
_al_ and the Public, that his ACADEMY, 15, Alill-street,
tie
will be reopened on MONDAY, the 15th July instant.
In addition to the usual branches of Ed - Lion pursued at
Schools, a System of Mnemonics is to oh a principle, as
simple in its acquirement as it is afterwar s easy of recollection,
and useful in its application.
Mr.' W. J. H. avails himself of this opportunity to thank his
Friends for their kind support, and to assure them that, since it
is his anxious endeavour to promote the advancement of his
Pupils, he hopes not only to obtain but to preserve the confi-
dence and approbation of those who may honour him with their
patronage.

mII.R. HARPER begs to announce to the families residing
in loxteth-park and in the neighbourhood of Aigburtii,
eln
,46140...eck that he intends, utter the present vacation, o cuing a DAY
SCHOOL for young gentlemen, who will cated with his
own Sons, and where the strictest at ' will be paid to their
religious, moral, and intellectual improvement..
The School will commence on MoixnAv, the 22d instant. ,
Terms, &c. may be known on application at Mr. HARPER 's
residence.
2, Lark Lane, Toxteth Park.

I )SWESTRY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
THE REV. STEPHEN DOUNE, A.M., of St. John's
College, Cambridge, has been appointed, by the Bishop of
St. Asaph, to the Head Mastership of this School.
Mr. PRACHEM, A. 8., Scholar of Trinit -College, Cam-
briage, is appointed Second Master.
Mr. HEN SHAW, of Peterborough S 001, is the Writing
Master.

THE TERMS.
Board Thirty Guineas per Ann

Tuition Five 'Guineas
Writing and Arithmetic Four Guineas „
French, Drawing, and Dancing ➢faster, Three Guineas per
Annum each.

MOLSgliEntir Ranlils?..pVallPjoufietassrorwoilithe ,rneenTs T
VuiiitTounagoli
MONDAY next, the 15th instant.
For terms and particulars apply at Monsieur DEVIN'S, 13,
Norton-street.

M lik
SCHOOL, ISC'OSr t oCn -Ls t rAeSeSt "V, I _tier andooi tiCl 0111 e
tME y
extensive
IpAreL
Pre-
mises formerly. occupied by the Rev. Vim. i'ulford, D.D.
In this Seminary, Young Gentlemen ar arefully instructedr
~,
in all branches necessary to a soundration tor the Naval
and Military Colleges, the Counting-hop e, and the Universities;
comprising the Hebrew, Greek, Latin, English, French, Italian,
and other continental Languages. Writing, Arithmetic, Book-
keeping, History, Chronology, Ancient and Modern Geography,
Globes, Mathematics, &c.
Mr. STOKES'S references arc to Joshua King, A.M., President
of Queen's College, Cambridge; Rev. C. Hare, D.D., Fellow
of Trinity College, Dublin; J. Thompson, LL.D. Professor of
Mathematics, Glasgow College; Rev. T. Tattershan, A.M.,(late
Fellow Queen's College, Cambridge,) Minister of St. ugus-
tine's; Rev. John Jones, A.M., Minister of St. Andrew's; Rev.
Dr. Raffles, Edge-hill; John Deane Case, Esq., Abereromby-
squ at e, Liverpool.
Cards of Terms may be had at the standard Office.
The business of the School will be resumed on THURSDAY,
August. Ist.

PRIVATE EDUCATION.
R. SMITH, of the University of Edinburgh, re-
ceives into his house (the Rectory of Kirk-An-
dreas, one of the most salubrious parts of the Isle of Man) a
limited number of YOUNG GENTLE ME ", to educate them
in the English, Latin, and Greek Limp es, Geography, As-
tronomy, History, Writing, Arithme Mathematics, the
Principles of Chemistry, and other branclies of Natural Philo-
sophy.
The number of Boarders has been confined to six; but as
Mr. S. intends henceforth to receive only boys from eight to
twelve years of age, so as to form one, or at most but two
classes, he is enabled to extend the number to ten, and has in
consequence some vacancies.—Unexceptionable references
given and required.
Mr. S. is now at No. 10, Upper Warwick-street, and will be
happy to state his terms; Ike., to any Gentleman or Lady who
may favour bins with a call, between the hours of Ten, a.m.
and Two, p.m.
Liverpool, July 11, 1833.

HALL WOOD HOUSE ACADEMY,
TWO MILES FROM RUNCORN, CHESHIRE.
ASR. HERRING begs respectfully to announce, that he
1_ will Re-open the above Academy o 1 CESDAY, the 16th
instant, and conceives his terms, the eral treatment of his
Pupils, and the exertions used to rc er their education at. the
same time sound, speedy, and useful, will be found well worthy.
the attention of Parents and Guardians of Youth.
TERMS:—Twenty Pounds per Annum, including Greek and
Latin Classics, French, Geography, with Use of the. Globes and
Construction of Maps, Mathematics, and a General Course of
English Literature.
The success of his Predecessor (Mr. BLAKE) for upwards of
twenty years in these commodious Premises, at once establishes
their character for salubrity of situation ; and he further begs to
assure those who Ngould be induced to honour him with their
patronage, that the present comfort and future benefit of big
upils are the object of his most anxious solicitude.

PACKING ESTABLISHMENT, 52, HANOVER-STREET,
()N the above Premises, Manufactured Goods are made up
and Packed (by Hydraulic power) witlVare and despatch.
There is constantly on hand a large quantity of Hay and Straw
ready packed for exportation.

DESIRABLE LODGINGS '
(NNE or Two Gentlemen may have separa Apartments, or
ki a small Family would be received r the Season, in a
delightful situation, near Hamilton-square, irkenhead.—Apply
at the Standard Office.

ONE or Two GENTLEMEN can be aceo Odated with
APARTMENTS in a respectable Fa .1 in Park-street,
Toxteth-park, where there are no other Lo ers. Terms, 108.
each per week.—Apply at the Standard-Otlice.

he
MH. MONCAS
feo sa his FcrLieconcdsica ni‘diAtZ3PFuAbclic
'lllltE, in all its branches, is carried on at t e MANUFACTORY,
90, Ric umoNo, SAINT ANNE'S, a 1' 1 below EVERTON-
cREscENT, where he respectfully solicits continuance of their
future orders.
He is aware that the situation is inconvenient to a part of his
connexion, but he ventures to assure his Friends generally,
that it is attended with most decided and important facilities for
the making of first-rate TIME-KEEPERS and WATCHES, on terms
and in a style more than amply sufficient to counterbalance
that inconveniance.
Watches and Clocks of every description carefully repaired,
and Clocks regulated and wound up weekly at a moderate an-
nual charge.
Rielsinond, St. Anne's, July 11, 18.33.