The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-01-11 00:00:00

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1 AT Au AN T E.D , an_ ORGANIST for ST. THOMAS'S
f CH URC El , W arwick- street. He must be profession-
ially an Organist, and will be required to attend in the week
to Instruct a Choir. Salary £3O per annum. Apply to the
Rev. C. T. WILSON, No. 4, Park-street, Park-road.

A GENTLEMAN, of business habits and experience, and
.Cl. whose references are of the highest respectability, is
desirous of obtaining a MERCANTILE APPOINTMENT
in the East Indies, and offers his services to any House who
will hold out any prospect of advancement.
Apply by letter, to F. F., Messrs. WILMEIL and SMITH,
Stationers, Church-street, Liverpool.

T-
HE Guardians of a YOUTH, aged from fourteen to
fifteen years, are desirous to obtain a SITUATION for
him in a WHOLESALE WINE and SPIRIT DEALER'S
OFFICE.

For particulars inquire at the Standard-office,

A PARTMENTS WANTED, by a GENTLEMAN and
la LADI without Children, in a quiet Family, who will
give little trouble, and will occupy for tome time if made
comfortable. Terms must be moderate: "The neighbour-
hood of
_Mount-pleasant, not too distant from business, will
be preferred.

Address, stating terms, situation, &c., to Y, at the Stan-
dard-office;

WANTED, in an old-established and finishing School,
a YOUNG LADY, as ARTICLED PUPIL. ihe
will receive the same advantages,, and in every other respect
be treated as the other Pupils. This would be found a most
desirable opportunity to those who may wish to fit themselves
for Teachers in Families or Schools. Premium for two
years, including two accomplishments, 30 Guineas.
Any Young Lady labouring under the disadvantages of a
neglected Education, or deprived of maternal care, may IT.eet
with a comfortable home by engaging as PARLOUR
BOARDER, on the low terms of 22 Guineas per Annum.
No Day Pupils are taken, and the number of Boarders
limited.

Address, (free,) Z, Mr. WEBSTER'S, Draper, Bull-street,
Birmingham.

eburatton.

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HAMIL'T'ON-SQUARE ACADEMY, BIRKENHEAD.
rrHE Rev. P. ROSS'S ACADEMY was REOPENED
I on THURSDAY, the 6th January.
Cards of Terms, &c. may be had at the Academy; or at
the Chronicle Office, Lord-street, Liverpool.

ROCK FERRY, CHESHIRE.
mltSh Se
pD,I2I3eS thato N
hreers respectfully Friends s
limitedan and
number of YOUNG LADIES, will REOPEN on MONDAY,
the 24.t1i instant.
Oaklands, Rock Ferry, January 6th, 1842.

PEMBROKE-PLACE ACADEMY.
THE Duties of the above will be RESUMED on MoN-
DAY, the lith instant.

Mrs. PRIOR begs to inform the Parents and Friends of
her Pupils, that her SEMINARY for YOUNG LADIES
will be REOPENED on the above date.
4, Pembroke-place, Jan. 7, 1842

(One concern.)

1100D-STlt EET ACADEMY, QUEEN-SQUARE.
MESSRS. R. and J. PICTON beg most respectfully
to return their thanks to the many Friends who
have hitherto intrusted them with the Education of their
Children ; and also to state that their School will be RE-
OPENED on MONDAY next, the 17th instant.
N.B.—Cards, specifying the Terms, &c., may be had at
Mr. ROBERT PICTON'S, 65, Hunter-street • at Mr. JOHN
PICTON'S, 9, Fraser-street ; and at the Academy.
Liverpool, 1842.

IHE REV. R. MONTGOMERY'S NEW POEM.
A New Poem, entitled "LUTHER." by the Author
of '• The Omnipresence of the Deity," " The Messiah,"
&c., &c., will he ready on the FIRST OF FEBRUARY, uni-
form with the Standard Edition of the Author's other
Poems, of which " The Omnipresence of the Deity,"
" Woman, with other Poems," " Satan ; or, Intellect with-
out God," are already published.
London : F. BAISLER; HAMILTON,
TILT and BOGUE ; and all other Booksellers,

ADAMS. and Co

MUSIC AND DRAWING.
MR. SHEPPARD begs respectfully to announce, that
his professional duties will be resumed. after the pre-
sent vacation, on MONDAY, the lith instant.

MUSIC—PIANO FORTE: FLUTE, VIOLIN, and SINGING.
Mr. S.'s Drawing Pupils, in addition to the methods usu-
ally adopted, receive a practical course of instruction in
Drawing and Perspective, from the STUDY Or MODELS.
Perspective taught separately, if required.
Pupils attended, as usual, at Mr. JAMES SMITH'S Music
Warehouse, 66, Lord-street.
116, Chatham-streee, Jan. 6th, 1842.

DANCING AND CALESTHENIC EXERCISES.
INIR. II (titDe
presenthas the rTtlooi.WoNrz hisl
terminate, Patrons
at Woodside and Birkenhead, on Wednesday Morning, the
12th instant, and at Ids Academy, 42, Nelson-street, Great
George-square, on Thursday, the 13th' instant.
Mr. H Anwoon continues to give Instruction in every
mode of Fashionable DANCING, either by PRIVATE LEs-
soNsor in PUBLIC CLASSES.

A QUADRILLE BAND will attend the Rooms on Wednes-
day Evening, the 19th instant. Tickets of Admission to be
had only of Mr. Harwood, 42, Nelson-street.

SELECT CLASSICAI AND ENGLISH DAY

SCHOOL.
RE-OPENS ON MONDAY, 241-11 JANUARY.
R. C. F. SALT receives TWELVE YOUNG GEN-
TLEM EN, to whose moral and intellectual culture the
strictest attention is paid.
In a School thus essentially select and limited in number,
the advantages secured to the Pupils must be manifest, from
the unremitting superintendence they individually receive
throughout the hours of study.

The course of Education 'is adapted to the Pupil's future
destination i❑ life, and comprises in general the ordinary
routine of Classical and Mathematical Instruction ; English
Literature and Composition; History ; Geography ; As-
tronomy ; Natural Philosophy ; Writing and Arithmetic.
The Modern Languages are taught by the most approved
Masters.

Unexceptionable references will he given regarding Mr. S.'s
method and success, to Parents resident i❑ Liverpool, as well
as to several of the first living Scholars.
Terms and further particulars may be obtained by applica-
tion at No. 10, St. Jude's Terrace.

OWLEY-lIILL ACADEMY, (near St. Helen's, Lan-
cashire,) conducted by Mr. WILSON, assisted by
highly-respectable Teachers, will be REOPENED on
TUESDAY, the 18th instant.
Mr. W. has the honour of public reference to the following
Gentlemen :
The Rev. HUGH STOWELL, A.M., Salford.
The Rev. FIELDING GOLD, A.M., Liverpool.
The Rev. WILLIAM POLLOCK, A.M., St. Helen's.
The Rev. THOMAS RAFFLES, D.D., LL.D., Liverpool.
The lieu. I RATING CARLYLE, A. 11., New Mills, Derbyshire.
The Rey. J. FORNIVAL, A.M., formerly of St. Helen's.
The Rey. WILLIAM CARPENTER, D.D., Isle of Man.
The Rev. BENJAMIN POWELL, A.M., Wigan.
JAMES A. TURNER, Esq., Pendlebnry, Manchester.
JAMES GARSTANG, Esq., Knoll's House, Broughton, Ditto.
JOHN HERD, Esq., Pembroke-place, Liverpool.
Messrs. SIMMS and DINHAM, Exchange-street, Manchester.
GEORGE WILSON, Esq., Netherfield-road North, Liverpool.
HALM] DAWSON, Esq., St. Domingo Grove, Everton.
Terms may be had of G. J. PooRE and Co., Castle-street,
Liverpool.

-a-E Messrs. FISHER will RE-OPEN their ACA-
DEMY, 39, Great George-street, on MONDAY, the 17th
of January instant, where YOUNG GENTLEMEN are
carefully instructed in the Ancient and Modern Languages,
Mathematics, Commerce, and all the Branches of Science
and General Literature, as to qualify them for any Univer-
sity or for Mercantile Pursuits.

Thz Pupils are regularly practised in French conversation,
and have the Sciences of Astronomy, Chemistry, Optics,
Pneumatics, Electricity, Galvanism, &c., illustrated by ex-
tensive Apparatus.

N. 8.---The Messrs. FISHER have recently built a very
handsome and spacious School-room, which is well lighted
and fitted up with every convenience. They have likewise,
for the accommodation of additional Boarders, enlarged the
Premises in Great George-street, and on the former Play-
ground erected a large, airy Gymnasium. The Boarders are
treated, in every respect, as members of the Family, each
having a separate bed, and the use of an excellent Juvenile
Library. Particular attention is also paid to the daily study
of the Holy Scriptures ; so that every requisite is provided
for the health and coltifort, as well as the religious, moral,
and intellectual improvement of the Pupils.
P.S.—For qualification, experience, facility, and success
in communicating instruction, the Messrs. F. base the ho-
nour of referring to numerous Clergymen, Merchants,
Professional Gentlemen, &c., of the highest respectability,
who have entrusted them with the education of their SOll5,
and whose names may be seen in their Prospectuses.

JUST ARRIVED,
50 Barrels of SHADDOCKS & FORBIDDEN FRUIT,
AT
MIDDLEWOOD'S FAMILY FRUIT WARE. HOUSE, 6, PARKER-STRFAT, near Church-street.
J. M. recommends an early application for the Fruit selected
for Preserving, &c. He has also just received a fresh supply of
the fine high -flavoured American Pippins, which he will sell in
Barrels, Halves, and Quarters ; also, a quantity of Sweet
Pot, or Summer Oranges, Pomegranates, Tafilat Dates,
Spanish Melons, &c. ; and is constantly supplied with Kent
Walnuts, Filberts, and Cob Nuts ; his Raisins, in boxes and
cartoons, will be found of very superior quality ; new Jordan
and Shell Almonds, French an Portugal Plums, new Figs,
with every Fruit i❑ season, of the best quality ; Spanish and
Portugal Grapes, in large and small packages, in the best
preservation for keeping; also, Hambro Ditto, for Desserts;
Preserved Quinces, Pears, &c. &c. ; with an assortment of
Marmalades, Jams and Jellies, Olives, Pickles, Sauces, &c. ;
also, a few Boxes of fine Portugal Onions.
A great variety of French PEARS, arrived this day.
SEVILLE ORANGES, for making transparent Marma-
lade.

J. M. respectfully recommends his Friends and the Public
to compare his Forbidden Fruit, so superior in flavour, for
making Marmalade, Preserving, &c., sold at ss. and 7s. per
dozen, with the Fruit offering at 3s. and 4s. per dozen ; also,
his Grapes, at Bd. per lb., with those sold in the cheap shot's
at 6d. and 7d. lle is accused with monopolising all the
choice Fruits, consequently commanding the best trade in
the country: in this he is not in fault ; it is because he has
not a competitor in any person that understands the business.
J. M. will pledge himself to sell every choice Fruit under
any Establishment in Town ; and he also engages to supply,
from his own Establishment, every Article in his advertise-
ment—an unusual thing with advertisers. The Public are
aware his Family Fruit Warehouse has been established for
the sale of choice Fruits, and Patronised by the Nobility
generally in the surrounding Counties, fur upwards of thirty
years.
East India Preserved Ginger, in original packages; best
Jamaica Ditto and Limes, in jars ]lb. and upwards.
J. M. begs to observe, his Forbidden Fruit are selected
from the same gardens as those he had the honour of sup-
plying her Majesty with last season.
Private Families supplied, as usual, to any extent, sod at
any distance, on receipt of POst-office or other remittances. 1'
N.B.—The Trade supplied on liberal terms.