The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-05-14 00:00:00

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Imperial Saxony, in woaded colours, black, blue, green, or invisible 1 4 a Elegant Tunic Suits, made in tilt: fashion, edged or braided Extra finish in Saxony Cloth, co►nprising Frock Coat, roll collar Vest, and Trousers, in black, blue, green, or invisible, made in a variety of newshapes 1 2 a newest style of 15 AND GENERAL C MMERCIAL ADVERTISER. -HEARTS RESOLVED AND HANDS PREPARED, TIIE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD.-SNIOLLET HYAM'S MILITARY AND NAVAL UNIFORM& e a. d. s. 0 Oto3 0 a Undress Frock, beautifully faced with silk.. Regimental Dress Cost, with gold lace, lined, and padded with silk Scarlet Shell Jackets.. Military Trousers. Full dress Naval Trousers, with gold lace. Captain and Lieutenant's full dress Coat, with gold lace 4 4 0 ~ 7 10 a 1 1 o „ 1 15 01 1 4 0 „ 1 11 Ok 110 0 ~ 2 5 fill No. 1435.1 TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1850. [PRICE FIVEPENCE. with scarlet stripes 3 10 0 „ 5 0 111 tHEA . 1 1.- n . . - TRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL. kO.r at i iv N ... ON ........_ - pos.,, THE STAGE. ~ rt ~, 0.1 1 / 4 / 0 „ FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY. Of t mr ------ d h F , 4R°W, e nesday,) the 15th instant, Of 4 T T h htre s . Rr , , MR. BUNN, cf)inoi'!tohernia"Ya',.Drry-lane and Covent-garden, Author bto ll , ro t, ' Enc ,n G ir i , ,, .. tr ol othr hantress, Daughter of St. Mark " " Maid , I,;,l !Ei tkir.. p opuiar „ w ' o ' k "Crus . aders . ," "Bondman," and hob' . has 1 AND DR k \ r s, will deliver a entific b 'nrtie e r ecently „ b , • iIATIC MONOLOGUE, - vfen, tl . 4 ,an ende4 - tamed immense success in London, „ `aeSci •bY all classes of the Fashionable World, and Theatrical Community. ), 4 4 " ) 4 011 1 f lial' °r the .. PART I. 4 t , e, ity , (Ind .. ~,..1 , and h r , --c rtaKing. and very good reasons t00t,,,,,cA, t,,,,,cA, Parish '''' th adopt and avoid it—The late Charles I pl ko l d ' 4 With &°lce—The drama doubly floored—Author's t, lt alt c n "ivil N,: Its earliest and latest history— il, ii i , ',Asin, f:--iireinatists of Greece, Rome, Carthage, 4 1Ipt i r 't ch a ' er rnanv, France and England — Patronage, 41 / ktt s I,44)okr_actitic,..r,harld bestowal—Extracts from a Royal 14 1 '44 nt T , anl t h'„'" of Shakspeare—A serious question re -11,,Nt, ..p lear.,:i,answerOpinions of Dryden, Dr. john- Ili'dilip, Die, o r inn—A real Shaks busiest — V N ri Of h ow ~ advice to ant , critics, and actors -I)ti%ilf,.°4 t rad s sdoctors dill —How to paint a scene— At.trhatirn and } , b a,ksPear ollowed, said to be proved by satstalts, so",,au ac • "—Readings of Shakspeare—Mrs. [ Gi; t 'n2 0 4 ' t "!° , Garrick, Kemble, Kean—New mode its I I • D CAREER OF SHAKSPEARE, hit P. ''. 2 : •-•ste p i o . - 'cforial Illustrations. ` late • I °f Shakspeare's Birth-place. I. An nor of the same t iie e n " "haway' Cottage. t: T li sh.‘ di l o a b c e f Th ria e r a s t T re h . e'atre. 1, --eaeare's Last Residence. t",ch of s k lb. •liik, , • tratford.on-Avon. t 11,;7y,c,r Peare's !Monument IlSt . bksbneOainted expressly . tor this Entertainment, bicN l N"e that were exhibited in London during its Or .11 4 1.144t k, ~,,„..: re—Themortal to the immortal—A sin itt,,,a-j, inir first theatres—Ben Jonson a e n o d m o m th en er_ 4 4 %Ma of Irving—Malone and other _ r , 8 [ uitt i q „. % andalism—Purchase of Snakspea e ,b,,,,, pti'a4l for—Sound versus sense—Pageantry 4 '4; t 2tri t , ' ° r S earliest stage essay, and its result. 1 ,,.‘ tv a ., PART 11. in:if ritt,r 'cam Shakspea”'s death—lnterdiction of NpZZatin ter, Beaumont Messinger, Porde, and Ip } ‘4l,`Al a tix" and the 'only chance of being able to 1..4t 1. 11...,;f1ef di scursion—Restoration of the country h. Vtlii, % ;:ne handred years of old Drury—Garrick's el,r,t'alhin'atth:e, Welnole:—Sheriden's management— ' iti,Viirl Pae. end what the stage did for him -0410:ia "ilor,"ra• Sidrlons—Mr. Grub and his country ylerp r pit, '^---Mr. Harris and Covent Garden—Sheri ' I)4,ll"stlt.ble...:Zilleit effect on the stage— Curious mode ilt of kirtiktWiehrdsoenr_idziwtsril?itir n es s — s H p v. e _ ' spaniel— g li t u a rni l i e ig w down a • 4 t selli '•C 0 f Ga'rick Kemble, and Kean—Pnblic If i l!iii e , i ter, Miss Brent, and Mrs. Beard—Quali . ilo c ,_a_kers—Adv en t ages of a good eye—Conse ' " 'alae e DiMortanee of voice—value of correct 0,44 al nhasis—H o to ask a question and how op 'aaii,l,l°tionso' fdifferentperformers- Thewitchel , kb: 4 4 to irl'•olibett's opinion —Richard the Seconc 1,„, ,joNrie4.? '— Talma—Keen—The longest pause or :ik r ip, 4 l,,,Tiseq e , a lld mismanagement—Horne—Dosley -16 4 4111,i 4 Nil'. cnigram—Something like . a spectacle :11,Nwip s Ionk 6 ) 2tifire—Golden days—Legitimacy and k 4! , l 4 , , p,, lif f , ten is ee an b d t th e castle m sp e etr a e— dn R a e n l o g pera i . I , 3 l die , o> ill'erl gr ievin! . v w o e l e ir n h a ea c r o ts—tierislative enact ~, iii yr q, e sic..urtli and - Geore,T Colman—Proper polite 1 4 1 41. l a it wa s n Z e— Singular case of nervous affection 1,71,,, and as it s Rill L M 1Y at hal s". Is. each , n, and to commence at : - t.l -- Dress Box SubsiTiptio eceived, a Shops;.. I WDSLEY & Perfum , Church-street; street; and at Mr. J. B. LEATH. street, where all communications information may be had. Upper Boxes, 38. ; DAY next, the 9th k , Ttip A ''l c l rit E TRE-ROYAL. . 41 i t Area e of v O PERA CO 311 QUE t aeicn,fle T heatre-Royal feels it incumbent P ,roac th , favourable natronaze which 1 .0 we t,las been th e theme of universal com hpen "R now the honour to announce that tehoijonclude t l with Mr. MI I'M ELL. the !Pst, t; f!aYs and French I )nera in London. for horn the pressure tertitined, therefor In the r shall t Rested 1 rated (Opera of Zampa posed by Ambroze Tli Ice of her ➢Za .t the St HARMONICON I; k IC Open -11 ltive Catalorrue instant. for the first time in )era of ZAMPA. UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE WORSHIPFUL THE MAYOR, JOHN HOLMES, Esq. TRUSTEES JOSEPH LANGTON, Esc'. l BENJAMIN H. JONES, Ent. /THE LIVERPOOL FESTIVAL CHORAL SOCI• ETY, (established. under the patronage of the Festival Committee,) will give their Forty-eighth PUBLIC PERFORM ANCE at the COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION, on THURSDAY EVENING next, the 16th instant, whe rmed MEN DELLSOHN'S HYMN of P ROMBERA:'S TRAN SIENT and ETERNAL, HANDEL'S JUBILATE. PI3S4IOerVOCA L PERFORMERS. Mrs. G. lIOLDE , Irs.M'DOUGALL, Mr. RYALLS, and Mr. AttNISTRAINGI er 'Mr. C. HVRAMANNT. Organist Mr. J. RICHARDSON. Conductor Mr. G. 1101.11F.N. The Orchestra and Chorus will be complete in every depart ment. - _ - Dress Circle, 35.; Body, 25.; Upper Gallery, Is. Doors to be opened at Half-past seven, and the performance to commence at Eight o'clock precisely. W. I,AIDLAW, Secretary LIVERPOOL FLORAL AND HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION SOCIETY. UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE WORSHIPFUL THE MAYOR. THE NIT , NIBERS FOR . THE COUNTY AND BOROUGH. &c., &c., .T. N. WALKER. ESQ., PR P.SIDENT. THE FIRST EXHIBITION THIS SEASON will be held at the CORN EXCHANGE. nryinSWiClC-street, on THURSDAY. the 23rd instant; the SF ' on the 27th - June, and the THIRD on the 5 , 1) ember. An efficient Band . be in attendance. Subscription. 10s. (Thr irkets for each I; d FRIDAY, the 15th Tickets, 2s. Gd. (fro wo o'clock till Four p.m hibition); Single fter Four ei'ilrenfinfl Schools half price y be bad at the Seed Ctictle-street; Mr. ROBERTS'S, r. FENDER'S. Fruiterer, Bold- BARROW'S. 11, SOl , lll John re to be addressed, and any ADMISSION REDUCED TO TFTE SPLENDID COLLECTION OF WA.X WORK FIGURES, cosmo RA Ml6' VI -- Now Fxhinitinz with iren kT THE EXHIBITION-ROW OLD PO, lrobation, )FFIC -PLACE JSPRINGTHORPE. Artist, begs most respect • . fully to acquaint the Inhabitants of Liverpool and its vicinity, that in consequence of it hqvinz been intimated to him that a number of Persons are anxious to view his Exhibi- , that the Industrious Classes of ad will meet their wishes, for a LIMITED PERIOD ONLY, by REDUCING THE PRICE to the following low rate, whi I I entitle el the whole of the extensiv d nrcuLY-APPA TION OF FII3URES RAND COSMORAMII h Visitor to view RELLED COLE nd Gentlemen, S!XPPN( Tin y lit. WHITSUNTIDE HOLID&YS. ?]COND CHEAP EXCURSION TO THE BRITANNIA BRIDGI A SPECIAL TRAIN will 1 SPAY MORNING next, tlig„„PrZt instant o'clock precisely. proceedi o CFI direct thron2h the NNIA BIIIDGZ this Train will he all ed to return fro on any day and by y Train (excel winding with tho'class of their Tick ece, Banzor and Chester A Mail or Express) corres- up to Satuiday Evening, Fares to Bangor and back :—Third Class, 7s. 6d. ; Second Class, 10s. 6d.: First Class, 13s. 6d. Children under Twelve years of age. Half-price. _ _ . . _ Tickets, bills, and further information, can be obtained only from Mr. H. R. MARCUS, Manager and Conductor, 19, Leigh street, Liverpool. LIVERPOOL TO WOLVERHAMPTON BIRMINGHAM, VIA SHREWSBURY lASSENGERS by this route are requested to TAKE NOTICE, that, on and after NTONDAY. the fith instant, they can be Booked nab/ at VAY-OFFICE, Derby-buildines, corner of Fen • -street and James-street, where Time-bills and all t ecessary information will be given. PARES,,Tri WOLVERHAMPTON First-class, 9, Second-class, 65.; Third-class, 4s Day Ticke ts —First.eass. 155.; Second-class, lOs . Derby-buildings, Fenwick street, 4th May, 1850. EAST LANCASHIRE RAILWAY. OPENING OF THE TITHEBARN ; SZERET STATION, NEAR THE EXCHANGE, LIVERPOOL, P[IHE Public is respectfully informed that the above I commodious and Central S6tion, situated within one hun dred yards of the Exchange, and in the immediate vicinity of the Dons. m.d principal places of Businas, Hotels, &c., IS NOW OPEN for Public Traffic. TRAINS will leave for PRESTO KBURN, BURN LEY, COLNE, LEEDS,- B FORD, PRMSKIRK, (for Southport,) &c.. as below • 5 30, 8, 940 a.m. - 50. 3 30, 45, 4 50, 6, 730 p.m. S u vs-6 3 9 a.m., 1.4. 5, 5 p.m. All Trains ,until further notice, call at Great Howard street Stati . _ . — Passengers are particularly requested to inquire for the EAST LANCASHIRE BOOKING-OFFICE. General Manger's Office, Bury, May, 1850. C. W. EBORALL, LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY. WHITSUNTIDE HOLIDAYS. ANNUAL EXCURSION FROM LIVERPOOL TO LONDON AND BACK, (Under the Sanction of the Directors,) FOR TWENTY-ONE SHILLINGS IN CLOSED CARRIAGES, ALLOWING A CHOICE OF FOUR, SIX, EIGHT. TEN, FOURTEEN, OR SIXTEEN DAYS IN TOWN. TRAINS are appointed to leave the EDGE-lIII4.—STATION, Liverpool, on SAT'IRDAY, May isth, and D i lotclinv, May 20th, at Six o'clock punctually each Mor 'n-tte, - returninz from the Euston Station, London, at Half- t Six on the Evenings of May 24th, 29th, and June 3d. Passengers will be take each Morning at the undermen tioned Stations, viz.:— 11111. Bolter( St. Helen's Junction Warrington Junction 6 20 Warrington Harford 6 50 C•LIVU FARES TO LONDON AND BACK. 3rd Class. 2d Class. Ist Class. s. d. s. d. s. d. From Liverpool 1 1 0 .. 1 10 0 .. 2 2 0 „ Wigan 1 1 0 .. 1 10 0 .. 2 2 0 „ Bolton ~ St. Helen's Junction 1 1 0 .. 110 0 .. 2 2 0 „ Warrington Junction 1 1 0 .. 110 0 .. 2 2 0 ~ Hartford 1 1 0 .. 1 10 0 .. 2 2 0 Crewe Children under Twelve Years of ag,e Half-price. Tickets, Bills, and every information may be obtained at the Railway Stations on the Line. Also, in connection with the above, an extraordinary cheap Excursion from LONDON TO PARIS AND BACK, FOR THIRTY-SEVEN AND SIXPENCE. Mr. MARCUS respectfully intimates to his Friends and the Public generally that having been intrusted, by the sanction of the Directors of the South-Eastern and Dover Railway Corn pany, with the management of the Whitsuntide Excursions from London to Paris, via Folkestone and Boulogne, and that being determined to use his utmost exer ions to procure a good Train for the Company, he has fixed the rates of Fare at the very lowest possible scale, in order to give the Public every ad vantage of a cheap Trip to Paris. A SPECIAL TRAIN will leave the SOUTH-EASTERN AND DOVER RAILWAY, London-bridge, on TUESDAY, May 21, at lite o'clock punctually, for Folkestone, Boulogne, and Paris. FARES FROM LONDON TO PARIS AND BACK. Third Class. Second Class. First Class. .€1 17s. 6d. .€2 10s. .€3 10s. Second Class from London to Boulogne, and Third Class between Boulogne and Paris, £2 2s. FARES FROM LONDON TO BOULOGNE OR CALAIS AND BACK. Third Class. Second Class. First Class. £0 17s. 6d. 7s. 6d. £1 17s. 6d. Children under Twelve Years of age Half-price. These Tickets are available between Boulogne and Paris and Paris and Boulogne on any day and by any Train correspond ing with the Class of Ticket, between the 21st and 30th May, and Passengers will be allowed to return from Boulogne to Folkestone and London by any Train corresponding with the Class of their Tickets, on the 28th, 29th, 30th, and 31st May. Tickets and every information may be o'dained on applica tion, by letter, post paid, and enclosing a Postage Sta,op, ad dressed to H. R. MARCUS, 19, Leigh-street, Liverpool. P.S.—Each Passenger will be presented with a small " BOOK •F INSTRUCTIONS" which will contain a vast deal of informa tion respecting the various plues of Amusement in London and Paris, and also a list of respectable Hotels and Lodging bosses, with their charges, &c. A copy of this work will be seat free, on receipt of - Right Postage Stamps. H. R. MARCUS, MANAGUA AND CONDUCTOR, 19, Leigh-street, Liverpool.. 'our p r'ociPrif di ftic o P o t of the 010 ye start otii rfnira ,„ r tiell l ' dvices.' yet leir a re d Oa exPe e JOl ° TI ati° The P fa6uur r • r - of t II! e d • r publi,to eP 5 , i ng of Oa e-' _p. tb r, Dem er n d I titY of l ir ß ot:c t , j l r e for to 0' L f 'l"senasUed blfP y a nd 8 su l ite import 19b° eTe i l, ' ar Y 'r efl/ 1 'ffai nter t° 4 4 : ee f hiS :O4 uo bas, F—„9 t tled tbto I to Ol e r- Y r ? Bp pes itityof.7ol( I,lrP a° 1 1; ;sin. n pebM::, ° te : i itb lt ` cor ;tette ice 01, at 3,35 , t 41 , c atsi - pr ice , incj. i u c _h ligh t lilt s mid a ta sling do9i furth er iti St d for IF po. so y deo a Iv 5 0 1, j P l3Ye ed 6 1 0 1 clos. co , pri balesi.soooti.; Os. na j 0 1 ° v 100 Ems, . 1 ^ .1^ ice' o r ''i' tt Pr be es lo 6 en, c eoor the P rl piv e t i el is th e race e sa les - trs rer , turn , Je° plt l"f v I h t he 4 t r ent 3 ° co b e ' rick " ry q u e ie V a ' t he `into I 9t i, e N t[3l. 0 ;0, in t e ° „ ~40 1 bIY loth ill so t f 6 he ' ll 4 ; 4 - 10. 00 1 th r E wi ngl is; . 0 1t i s o the A I al r e , 11 f el g tP ;ot ha F ly 911 s ° tbl c i u dieg gt o . e beel‘p o gr e o t he 'Jo' 0 ) t 0 ' dobe.., Ottejiot O $lP erel t ot, jolt )riti e i 710 be 011, ve {Oll eriP t lt O ; d d ° es f , 2 701• 4 ';. ° 1' si 1 Ore': l ot hebee r d icle 3 nto 5 of ace ,rer' v er o ur 53. ',, C r e I. t° llq, nit ic o f ~f e Tr li ri n 'ob t i s :,Se o iiU ood ` a te .pe a, 5 " . ' ) 20, 93 Y 6 pu1'; 5, 1 ' oet l y 5 1 1 3 ,(70 ,tbe : 1 4 TO S , ) - ceSolt i 9 se 1 70 11 beg pOt s lih O St 6l- 'lO,l t th. n R r krrirsitively t"l'ielalltWiple;ZceljtlZZ": 111 b e nomns, entitled LE CAID. Of v e PmPosed chiefly of the Artistes of the RLES HANSSENS, 111. L o n"; r, 4 t p• Half. •Igl it t:.?P 'even o'clock, and the '7s.; Upper Boxes, 55.; s IT, from'Ten oclock till ree. ' n urrLEwoitT ti, ' Box Bookkeeper '4 ll itol, 4 4 AL AI Q4ageri. I• 1 PHITHEATRE. ' r• IV. C o eland s . - i1 1, 1 . 4 tk! of th e A TIRV SULLIVAN. ~aNßreat success attendant on Mr. Barry 4t tl lb ra Of the leadin. , characters in Shaksperi an 41af ti t p on ni ti a,s_, a re-en7gagem ' ent has been entered ilk,,l.ANfsprps7,,Actor's services will be continued ~( I,„'s and „,'_,:;season. (le. THERESE CUSHNIE th ati a e Ittle n , w Rallet is in preparation, in which ?t it ,e rr , 'ed Artistes will appear. k , g,tt 1 4 4 ent h as vic,;,4 4 !N I Ra c ,, the gratification of announcing ~tthth titn pip ed prolonging the arrangement 11 4 t 41 . 0 4 4 . eri a b ie Dr ‘ ie_tor of the Theatre-Royal, Man. ~,,,Vthrocat i o nw meet the wishe erous jp?, , rf, r s Prevent attendance at an 1, 4 1 •4 1:l `'Y thWEs:i n 'ance o ait t N l l v,,tht e ia, t as .COND PIECE, ol' ° ?,tteo ortotitu of witnessing the most \LIO: Y sPlenclid Dramatic Spectacle ever 01.1°..5t elaborate, and costly. mice-en-scene Nrl ..d a p p ,',n 1 2.nglish stage. Real magnificent 'adld display of Historical, A ntique, "kb".at "leti s i v and which the spacious size of this resources, alone admits the perfect PN, each- t , mr s —,-.GHS. Mr. CATHCART, and , Veni r • VINING tp b in the Drama of THE JEWESS. kr st A ti . ' • M T cruPsdau ) the:llth instant, e fl „,E SLAVE. ) ) 0 4 e ll, th;7e-art Foramina Mr. C. Hale T R and Dramatic Spectacle of ji, e l 41 411 c " E WES S. 'V ... . tir rouni S " (w •.... The Cardinal Mr. Cathcart rty edn, s( l ........... Mrs. H. Vining. t.14N 1 g ll aY,) DAMON AND PYTHIAS: 4.1. 9 f "' • p a st Six, the performance to commence )11 'llie.4c•O•"cr, pace Side Boxes, 2s. 6d.;6(1.; ') Side ' will lie taken at Nine o'clock— klth noxea , Is. 6d, ; Pit, Is. ,Ily s g, rln„ , 4 .1 T,... Pti lI:HARMONIC SOCIETY. 114 4 "Ii SUBs ' ' e tea, win CRIPTION CONCERT, N A 77/p,„ take place i Nib p T , , 4,.. Ito wi ll . - EA/A G, the 14th instant. l i 84; k timmTflude the whole of the Mils] to tc thfioldy . '4, 1 . NIGHTS DRE.AM, by telix \ t . i ke,C,,,,, Ami ? . mve every possible effect to its . t ice il l- c_lAAt t i t l,T 4masuked the services of \ A IV kali the hind pr , rmission of Mr. Copeland, A l l 4 '4 s , r'l'E TII F LIBRETTO \ ;°ol,,,Nsvportlitiotii, vol‘lsriss*E. ST) f * T, Miss PARSONS, 1 i, t o t.. m r nrid 111 r ARNISTRO\G lb, ti t , ntali...„._• CHAS. EDWARD HORSLEY, ' . .lk ll oii' , lto,, A , l " s i v r. EDWARD W OMAS. h 4,p; 44.11,4 r .;..141-. W. • EST' 1! %; , 11, 1 "iii -4 ) N•rt and.,-,f•FAJ . .ER HERRMANN. t litii k ot i,4,4lt o Altr, s. s w , lll he ,complete. . 15.., t tt,l l l . a on Toriirsaoti,kt,ey of th L o c 4 c t l i e i st j E o s o t e ical Music,) t} li r i lr oil It ar c r r . ll to those parties who ma . ) , wish to ltillktliNfiltloh Apro°,,Dr?ttr:ed Stalls,..,_ 7s. each, to be had 11 / 4 \ ll / 4 71' kr l t h i i of6e el tl::; l i.ii : it c i tn : xyt i n c l: l Bl i n the tib scri Gallery, e6ras o 7 n s l ? r* each, ' and the hoTnidite_t(7 o c o a r t: o o n o ly th h o i t ( tii a b y tai N n v d l i s 3 t o t 4 k oq, Al, W.M. SUDLOW, Hon. Sec. It A *% ll E ''S SE MB I, I' G 4 1 , 4 . 1 , czo -ROOMS, tt4,, ,A.ltt, /tan-STREET. ~ ti te nt . es Pectfully k ,, ,, p ti . ton o f giv . a - Cis his in , A LL _p o 4 h , `' 4 l .-1 . 4 7 1 o SS CONCERT, p (1-, ~,,„_OVE 500515, 1150t1,v Au, vawooiNG net, the 17th instant. tt,,% PA ~ t, lan's : %\ i % , „i .kt ?Illttisa.NS, Miss EMIIA STOTT, i„..sr , iit,g!litr ßiin ,......, and Mr. WALLWORTH. q 4A (lt la - , • 1 2' , ,sici si N, D, v i. iIiTA LtsTs : kil itAin Ft t , SKI, O NIAS and Mr. LAWSON. _ TR__ toLoNcEt Lo—M HADDOCK tcilVtc4o)44"°llll oilth' 'SHEPPARD, r* • q‘i,lpetk:lo4,,i_lqa.....bre Improved Boehm Flute.) .. tt. 4.ins.r.....,„aster JAMES H SHEPPARD. 14 4; 4 k, 114 44 : 1 1 ; ter 1 7 .4 t at : t : kr r e ' r, R . 1 11 ND F. * SMITH 'te tt ! Alt t_ ' eV elt ;to commence at Eight * o'clock aSnqata.rAan's Residence. 26, 1. 11 t the principal Music VA b till'lt7lil lb tlt Iv4,ll4„DskithT4t PAT A. -sh hilt' MAyoJ t°I •TAGR op qt . , I,.Cm, flit s Et ~ JOHN 'HOLMES, Esq., kt t 'kel ttZ of7.4O,lutRLL art,, MP. O t h ia la 4 14 t bitV 4 4 i, RIAViLL. 4, 11. k Ik G, t ilt . 4 - .ls t ell 4 o s gn,K, in aid of the Funds 1 111r4ti 3 411: 1 ‘. on i u `'Y', will be held at the , to 144444ta d ay It a t e lt. .BDAY arld WEDNESDAY, 14 14 co 4leten• o'clock . — Admission, One ittth e rn rit li f it a i t i C ulli . ns to . be addressed to the 311 Pembroke-place CIGAR DEPOT AND FANCY SNUFF ESTABLISHMENT, 13, RANELAGH-STREET, OPPOSITE THE WATERLOO HOTEL. rt/rR. HENRY STAFFORD, in opening his New J.YI Premises, as above, cannot but express his cordial thanks to his numerous Friends and the Public for their very effective patronage of himself whilst in Church-street. He trusts that this kin. ly feeling may b. utiuued, as nothing on his part shall he wanting to i e every Article connected with the trade of such ity as will satisfy the taste of the most fastidious. The Premises now open for Business. H. S. will eceive a Canister of Lundyfoot Snuff direct every week. C ° T 0 N H 0 U OPENS THIS MORNING, AT HALF-PAST TEN, WHEN THE REMAINING PORTION OF THE STOCK OF MESSRS. PURVIS & COMPANY, OF GLASGOW, WILL BE OFFERED FOR CLEARANCE; TOGETHER WITH W E D G . W 0 0 D ' S SUPERIOR SODA, POTASS, AND MAGNESIA WATERS, EFFERVESCING LEMONADE AND GINGER BEER. T WEDGWOOD begs to call the attention of his el • Friends and the Public to the superior quality of the above Drinks, ALL MANUFACTURED AT 27, LORD-STREET, and solicits a continuance of that patronage and support so liberally bestowed upon his predecessors, Messrs. BARD and CRANK, for upwards of twenty-five years. He bets to assure them that all Orders he may be favoured with shall receive his strict attention. COUNTRY AND EXPORT ORD PUNCTUALLY ATTENDE 0. A constant supply of SELT WATER, direct from the Spa.. . A choice selection of.XIUTISH WINES constantly on hand, also genuine HAVAXA CIGARS J. IN Mention of .MERCHANTS warm climate's, and, from the long exl can guarantee them to keep in any climate, fence of the late Firm BY THE QUEEN'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. ENROLLED IN THE HIGH COURT OF CHANCERY. TANN'S PATENT WROUGHT-IRO - :J FIREPROOF SAFES CHESTS, BOXES, AND DOORS, Are made entirely of STRONG WROUGHT IRON, and fitted Witt THE PATENT RELIANCE LOCK Invented express' and used exclusively, for Tann's Safes, &o. Warranted Proof against Fire and Robbery, rip HE principle on which these Safes are rendered Fire-resisting is that of vaporization, the Chambers b-ing filled with a Chemical Compound, which remains unaffected at a very high temperature ; the water of cr intion is then driven off, and protects the contents to Safe (by keeping them moist) at a much greater 1 than is required for the destruction of the most sub tial building. This non ductor will be as effective case of Fire 50 or 100 years ience which no as on the day the Safe s first made—an other non-conduct litherto invented I o manship and in or fitting 'e superior, at from 25 to 40 per ~.ent. less thmerhe usual prices. Strong WROUGHT-IRON CASH and DOLLAR CHESTS, `or Exportation. JAPANNED CASH and DEED BOXES, fitted with the PATENT LOCKS. Manufacturers of every description of Best LOCKS and NIGHT LATCHES. Two,Three, and Six-Lever DETECTOR LOCKS, for ever i puIPPAe. e-ITreC TIE STER BINATION LATCHES, for Office anti Front Door Rand BANGOR, and Passengers by Circulars, with prices and full particulars of the principle Id certificates of tests, to be had GRATIS on application. 3 11_ HARRISON & CO., 14,-LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,-14, SOLE PROPRIETOP , P , lt THE DISTRICT T H E LIVER SEVERAL LARGE LOl' -- IiRAPERY GOODS, Being part of 13.41 , 6 - rgo of the Ship John R. Skiddy AND, IN ADDITION, TILE SPRING PURCHASES OF THE SEVERAL BUYERS, FROII THE VARIOUS MARKETS OF ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, IRELAND, AND FRANCE, WILL BE SHOWN. JEFFERY, MORRISH, and CO. respectfully invite all Classes, therefore, to an EARLY INSPECTION. LONDON PORTER, STOUT, AND ALES. AUGUSTUS GEORGE BLAKE, AGENT FOR JAM ES THORNE AN PANY,• The celebrated on Brewers, INTIMATES to rade that he has just landed 1,000 Barrels eir superior STOUT and PORTER for Draught, so muc I appreciated in Liverpool. OFFICE-18, CHAPEL-STREET. STORES-18, Chapel-street, Rumford-place, and M'Viccar- rPHE STRONGEST SAFEGUARDS for CASH and HOLDFAST SAL st fire, violenc RESISTING .1 BOOKS are MILNI , afford perfect security ag MILNEWS • PATENT FI , which id fraud.— PRINCIPLE.— Improved non-conduction, generating evaporation (in fire) at successive tern peratnres—self-rontained, self acting, and du rable, as applied in MILNER'S ONE-CHAMBERED POR- than one and Office linildine:s MILNER'S DOUBLE-CHAMBERED BOXES and SAFES (2 to 2} inches thick), for Warehouses, or extensive Office, House, and Shun Premises. BOXES (2 inches thick), recommended of cifoe foot inside for ordinary-sized Dwelling-I : BANKER'S SAFE (6 inches thick), ours' fire, for large Mansions hinises, and extra-hazardous risks, as each, equal to the fire likely to come upon them in the entire conflagration of the buildings they are respectively adapted for. MILNER'S ",HOLDFAST " FIRE, VIOLENCE, and FRAUD-RESISTING SAFES, CLOSE and STRONG DOORS, the strongest Safeguards • nt ;no bodies under quarter-inch thick, nor doors er half-inch thick (solid wrought iron), with the strono* and most secure fastenings, which the most ilful workmen cannot pick nor I with Mil-er' nequalled Fire-resisting Chambers. and locks Zvi S (not fire-resisting), with Mil J APA NNE!) CA S IJAOX tl ietv. P due; troduced 1009 degi (LATE LIVER THEATRE,) CHURCH-STREET, N 0 W HOLES A LE GENER AL STABLIS H Sir C. W. 1 LIVERPOOL, J. CARMICHAEL AND CO AREHOU A PER S, ner's impregnable MILNER'S I 'F combination or Latches. Pamphlet nay be had at the Works, and of the Agents, giving si ,s, prices, descriptions, experimental tuts, in red heat, frOTh one to twenty-four hours, by scientific and practical Liverpool Polytechnic Society, the Royal Dublin 'essor Main, Dr IL Kane, Mr. Creed, Mr. — "'°"ms, Mr. Herapath, tor Locks. tEGNABLE LOCKS, for all uses, and Dr. Daubany, &c., &c. ; and cases of actual fires, in which Milner's Sates, out of the 20,000 now in use, have preserved their contents, everything else being destroyed in the build inus, including the contents of strong iron safes and drawers standing beside M liner's. . The fatentees caption the Public, that none are genuine but such as bear their Patent Plates ; also against delusive tests of non-conductors in a moist state, or into which means of pro moisture, when heated, have been surreptitiously in- Without the powerful aid of steam neutralising s of heat, no presumed bad conductor of heat. in a lily dry state (which it will soon become in a dry office), will preserve the contents of a safe unburnt in a strong fire. C kUTION TO MAKERS AND SELLERS OF SAFES.— Any means of producing moisture or evaporation within or curing from fire, infringes these patents, round a Safe, and will he prosecuted 1Y111..‘ I,R'n Nvuttly,,, OUA MALI Dl, Luz d-St Cable •street, Liverpool. London ItepOt, City, 47A, Moorgate-street ; West end, 517, NeW /xford-street. M E tt, and 47 to 57, N T AND HABERDASHERS, PROPRIETORS. SILK LIVER ESTABLISHMENT, MILNER'S IiOUBLI mind to twenty-four II 0 P E S E M E N, ERC E R y MAY pi, 1850, THE LIVER ESTABLISHMENT, Chureh-street, Liverpool, 3fav 'l4, 1850. J. CARMICHAEL and CO., in announcing the OPENING of this ESTABLISHMENT, beg respectfully to solicit the patronage and support of the Gentry and Public of Liverpool and its Environs. They have been encouraged by the very great success of their other Establishments, conducted on their own SYSTEM of BUSINESS, to come to Liverpool, and have purchased the interests of the several Traders who held Shops, under the " LIVER THEATRE," also the interest of the then Managers of the Theatre; and, since the FIRST OF MARCH, have bad the whole Premises, &tors and THEATRE, opened up into One Grand Establishment, leaving the Ground Floor and Gallery for the conducting of their Business. _ _ In a previous Advertisement, betide "Announcement," they enumerated in a general manner the Assortment of Goods that it would be their study to have always on hand; they have much pleasure in now stating that their Buyers for the various Departments have been in the Continental and British Markets making Purchases, all of which are NOW READY FOR INSPECTION. _ _ _ The Public is. therefore, most respectfully invited to visit the ,Fstablishrnent, when it will be the study of J. C. and Co. and Managers to afford every facility for the viewing of their Premises ; and they hope, by strict attention to their Business, and the assistance of superior Managers and Salesmen, to merit that position in the Trade of Liverpool which it is their aim to occupy. 'to the Gentry and Public of Liverpool, .5.c B R I I S II A N D F OREIGN L ACE WORKED MUSLiIN . WAREHOUSE: 'WILLIAM BRAITHWAITE begs to announce to the Ladies of Liverpool, that, in consequence of V his not having succeeded in obtaining suitable Premises elsewhere, he purposes RETAINING his PRESENT PREMISES, 1 3 0, BOLD-STREET; and that he is now completing such arrangements in Lon bs will enab'e him to present to his Customers a larger and more varied STOCK than hitherto, in every department is business, and which he will continue to offer at his previously low prices. N.B.—Country Buyers will find unusua vantages in making purchases at this Establishment. _,r o—B 0L D S 7' RE E T-130. WANTED, THREE respectable Young LADIES; Two for the Counter, and One for Making Up, THE REWARD 0 F We must allow it would be very hard If industry were kept from its reward, But those who labour in their proper sphere. And patiently toil on and persevere, Will soon or late a sure reward obtain Tor all their r . Dii?i! iNiV lameTrWe, The road to eminence through trouble lies ; By action springing from a studious thought The elements of true success are wrought, By dauntless energy and manly will, By wise designs and well directed skill, By strength of purpose boldly to oppose The machinations of defaming foes : Merit awhile may live within the shade, But in due time its price is surely paid. In every science, and in every trade, We find some men-rore - minence are made; No matter W their compeers strive and try, 'Tis all • vain—they quickly pass them by; The' pplication, never at a loss, V.Kbles them all obstacles to cross; in all pursuits, in ev er y g rade and state Some men ^ppear as destined to be great. So lip AM, nobly striving in his trade, His own success and high renown has made, So he has proudly pass'd his rivals by With power that seem'd all efforts to defy; Fearless of all, he still went boldly on, Until the height which now he holds was won; Ever undaunted in the public cause, He daily seeks new means to gain applause; Thus from all classes has lie earn'd regard, And industry bath reap'd its just reward. Fl Y A M'S ESTABL I S H M EN T . TAILORING DEPARTMENT. THE PROPRIETOR RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES THAT ALL THE EWES T MATER I A L CnNSISTING OF ANGOLAS, DOESKINS, AND TWEEDS, FOR TROUSERS, RICH EMBROIDERIES, SILKS, SATINS, FRENCH CASHMERES AND QUILTINGS, FOR VESTS, AND SOME OF THE MOST ELEGANT AND THIN FABRICS FOR SUMMER OVER-COATS AND SHOOTING COATS, HAVE JUST BEEN RECEIVED AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT; And he is prepared to MAKE THEM UP INTO THE MOST SUPERIOR-FINISHED GARMENTS, At about Half the usual Prices charged for Me same Goodr by other Houses. The Cutting-out Department is under the superintendence o: the most talented Foremen in the kingdom, which ensures a good fitting Garment to the most difficult figure. A single trial will'amvince any individual of the benefits to be derived from halting thtur Clothing made at this Establishment. TAILORING MEP ARTMENT, HYAM'S ETDABLISHMENT. ENTRANCE-tom .: , LORD.STREET.- INDUS T R Y. S E YAM'S ESTABLISHMENT, LIVERPOOL, IS AT 63, LORD-STREET. H"M'S ESTABLISHMENT, LONDON, IS AT-86-OXFORD-STREET. LIYAM'S ESTABLISHMENT, LONDON, 11 IS also AT-36-GRACECHURCII-STREET. ET YAWS ESTABLISHMENT, MANCHESTER IS AT-26 -MARKET-STREET. YAM'S ESTABLISHMENT, latest sty Capital Dre MANCHESTER, IS also AT-61-KINSOSTREET, stitched, and Fine West of Ent style, to.fi BIRMINGHAM nd fast FashiOr 0 9 6 0 10 6 0 9 6 0 10 6 0 13 6 0 9 6 0 12 0 YAM'S ESTABIXIIMENT IS NEIV-ST-REET,' ITYAMI ESTABLISHMENT, DUBLIN, IS AT-30-DAME-STREET. YAM'S ESTA'ILiSTIMENT, GLASGOW, IS AT "'YAM'S ,T STABL S II M A N I T'l.tn7;l9 rYAM'S ESTABLISHMENT, BRISTOL 11 IS also AT--42-WINE•STREET. H YAM'S ESTABLISHMENT, LEEDS, IS AT-42-BRIGGATE. YAM'S. ESTABLISHMENT, HULL 1 IS AT--17-11ARKET-PLAC 1 - Y AM'S ESTABLISHMENT, EXETER IS AT---)93-HIGH-STRE ET. riIHE advantages to the Public of purchas_ CLOTHING at these maznifi are, that they 1 procure the very finest d Low Prices; and that they also have the oppertnnity o ing their styles from a Stock of at least 40,000 pounds HYAIII'S DRESS COATS MADE TO A Excellent I/ Ditto, a mw and fashionably ma , lity, with silk body uperb quality, 'beautifUlly trimmed, patent velvet stitched yed blac ided with silk in the french stvl and cut to' fit the most arket and Riding Coat bly mad ade of colour, with trimmed merior West of England wool-dyed Back, nil .padded with silk, in the French t difficult figuregracefully.... In breasted Riding Coats, in every shade of colour HYAM'S SUMMER OVER-COATS. ALWAYS ON HAND. READY MAD The Hyamonian Paletot. made from a beautiful light waterproof material, trimmed with silk all through from The Hyamonir a neat and n Summer Wrapper, a neat and improved the• most beautiful material, elegantly from 1 18 Albert and Guardian Wrappers, ..—_ style, from the French and German Zepuy. _ inzs, expressly manufactured for HYAIII & CO splendidly trimmed, and neatly finished... The celebrated Registered Mercury, or Summer Overall. The novelty of style and elegance in encomiums of the British Press ; the complete for the extreme low price of HYAM'S TROUSERS MADE TO MEASUA Doeskin and Gambroon Trousers, very neat The newest styles in Checks and Stripes Very superior and splendid materials Beautiful foecimens of Scotch mill'd Tweeds, adapted Elegant Foreign fabrics, in plaids and stripes, Cossack fronts, and straps to button ndelloot Five hundred styles in genuine French materials for Trousers, the produce of a celebrated French manufacturer, and secured to HYANI, by regis tration, and cut in the French style, German Elegantly constructed Pantaloons for the ball-room 1 8 Beautiful West of England black and clerical mix tures, in woaded Doeskins 1 4 READY MAD Tweed Trousers, adapted for hard wear, lined.. from Superior quality ditto, in checks and stripes Beautiful plain and fancy Scotch Tweeds A most varied and extensive assortment of mixed and fancy Doeskins, cut in every fashionable shape from Superfine Buckskins, beautifully made Very best qualities French and German Trouserings, cut on an improved plan, and in material and make deserving to be denominated the g fashion Black and Drab Kerseymeres Superior quality ditto, warranted to wear well Imperial wool-dyed black Doeskins, in every variety of shape, from Extra superfine, in woaded colours, beautifully elastic 1 1 ,ems of HYAM'S SUMMER WAISTCOATS. • MADE. TO MEASURE Handsome patterns in figured Quilting, warranted fast colours, 7s. 6d. each, or three for a guinea. Registered Shooting Vests, in a variety of gentlemanly _ materials Elerrant Scotch Plaids, in every clan Ilalf-mourning and coloured Valencias, in durable textures Rich Thibet and Shawl, which, from their peculiar silk textures, are pointed out as a desirable sum mer waistcoat An infinite variety of choice and registered designs in French and German Fabrics, which are only at tainable at this establishment Superfine Cloth and Cassimere Vests, in every colour, from Extra finish in black Satins Elegant nroductions in French and Genoa Figured and embroidered Velvets, which for beauty of appear ance and novelty of invention must rank as the first flowers of fashion from, 0 16 0 A profusion of splendid Satins, figured and embroi dered. in shapes from 012 0 Plain and embroidered Satins for the ball-room, •r wedding waistcoats Plain and figured white Wirings Any of these Waistcootinos, if preferred, will be cut in the French or German style, without any extra charge. READY MADE. Alt xaat,. .11,15 t yr ,‘Avkal,tl N'Veaiott.onta from 0 1 o Beautiful Cashmeres, in soft and silky textures 0 3 6 Splendid designs, in Persian Cloth, double-breasted and roll collar 0 5 6 Beautiful Scotch Plaids, in every clan A large assortment of registered Shooting Waistcoats, made from West of England Doeskins Rich Thibet and Shawl, in a variety of new and beau tiful French materials Foreign and French p ain and figured Satins, in the most superb qualities from 0 9 6 Rich black Satin Fashionable striped and checked Satins Excellent black Cloth West of England ditto, in any colour from 0 6 0 White Marcella, or Quilting 0 5 0 A splendid assortment of French and Genoa figured Velvets, in the newest and most fashionable designs 0 13 6 White and Embroidered Satins, of curious and novel workmanship. HYAM'S JUVENILE CLOTHING. MADE TO Superfine Cloth Hussar Jacket, in any fashionable MEASURE. colour 0 13 6 Tunic Frock Coat ditto, with silk skirt facings 0 14 0 Youths' roll collar Cloth Vest, in any fashionable colour 0 6 0 Fine Cloth Trousers ditto, in every shade 0 9 0 Youths' plain and figured S a ti n V ests 0 7 6 French Thibet, Shawl, and V a l enc i a ditto 0 6 6 Boys' Trousers, from a v ar i e t y o f new and fashionable Scotch Tweeds, Doeskins, and Cassimeres 0 9 6 Superfine black Cloth Dress, consisting of round Jacket, roll collar Vest, and Trousers, from any fashionable colour 1 8 0 Extra imperial Saxony ditto, in woaded colours, bodies stitched and padded with silk 1 15 0 Tunic Suits, very elegantly and fashionably made, with braided edges, in black, blue, green, or invisible 1 10 0 Very superior imperial Saxony, woaded colour, skirts faced with silk 2 0 0 REA Superfine Cloth Hussar Jack e t, i n any fashionable MADE. colour, from 0 8 6 Tunic Frock Coat Ditto, neatly edged or braided Oll 0 Youths' roll collar Cloth Vest, in any colour 0 S 6 O 7 0 Fine Cloth Trousers, ditto Youths'Fanc c ostt Scotch r p e oTu d wee a r se d n an P n l a a d Pi r T o e w e: e ky e i d no fs s ,n new w n e a d n t d o a b s e h b i o o n t a t o b m i e 8 0 7 4 . 6 6 Boys' rich figured and plain black Satin Vests 0 5 6 Elegant Thibet Shawl, and neat Valencias, from O 4 6 White Marcella-and Quilting 0 0 Supe jco rti alco n kar e et p : l .v a . i .est nT si o n th d;r: Dr o e u s e s e e rs si, , co fro n m sis a t n in y g fu of hi H on u a ss b a Te r 0 18 0 r stoct •ch-street. 'cuntry c nt free b ESSRS. RADCLIFI HAVE THE PLEASIH, MR. RADCLIFFE'S RE WITH A NI AND CORLET URN FRO TOCK OF IMER PALETOTS, AND A MAGNIFIC TUAOS - 11 - All iror to t, SEACOME Ati d th W. D'Y K T VARIETY OF 4e?.‘;-Er—TE S '1 SEASO gOTICI Liverpool, 4th March, igio: SPRING lit oppor TETOR" Agent fn is riends where a continu— that our lies of MANTLES that we haTei 'FI and ARIiGE SCARFS, Lich will enable woeroffe The whole of Coloured Grounds, PRINTED MUSLINS, BAREGES, &c is very considerably Redu ER CENW ROGERSON & WOODWARD,. 13 and 15; Church•street. GEORGE AMBLER SHII?T.MAKER HOSIER, AND GLOVER, kND GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTER, 1") E IL has received a N PECTFULLY informs his Customers that he SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, TIES, &c. ' and Twice Round, and s e l ec t e d from the first London. Houses .nil Qtialiti G. A. calls the attention . of Gent!' -to his STOCK of Sri which are made of the B aterial; and Newest Shapes, and cut by a Person of experience, which, in all cases, give trthien back and replaced with others G. AMBLER has always on hand CHEAP SHIRTS FOR SHIPPING, ichhe can supply Merchants or Captains, in large iy Money BOLII-STRg BT. FOREIGN LACE. MILLINERY, AND STRAW; BONNET ESTABISHMENT, 18A, BERRY-STRRET. ALFRED HADRILL (late with BRIGHT, SoN, and LEGGE,) begs respectful) lounce - that he has now , ready a very large but 'TOCK of STRAW and LEG— HORN BONNETS HATS, in ail the new Shapes and, most approved a, at prices that cannot fail to give sails- . faction A. a variety of Trimmed anti Fancy CHIP BONNETS, or In addition to the above, A. H. has just been making ex tensive Purchases in LACES and LACE 0(1005, of every RIBBONS, description, French AiUSL d W E T S l a D n d E R F I E E A S T . F il re it ) s e , h and Engli PARASOLS,se: every Sb— t _, nape, _, LC &c. (L -- Just Opened a Case of Paris MILLINERY, in CATS,' COIFFURES, and BONNETS. CASHMERE ND BAREGE SHAWLS. SUPERB NOVELTIES, AT No. 48, BOLD-STREET. CRIPPS, PROPRIETOR.—A visit will prove time o there is not in Liverpool, this Season, any Stock equal for elegance and cheapness. Besides an extensive importation of the new .Bouquet Cashmere Shawls, from Six to Fifteen Guineas each. he has cleared a large lot of Lyons-made Long; Shawls, at Three Guineas each; the lest-value ever offered; all new designs ; some formi T . r, others six Shawls in one. As a proof of their wort ey were seized and detained at the London Custom-h , being there valued at Four Gnineat and a Half eacp. Also, in all Colours, several Hundred French Barege Lorry:Shawls, One Guinea each, sent through post fon Twenty-two Shillings. Ladies remitting may depend on the quality, and having the best selected. Very good Barege, 12.8. 6d to 155., four yards long and good styles. Aln tiTLES.—Above One . lunched, entirely new Shapes, front the first Parisian Houses, in the richest Silks, Satins, and Vel, vets ; and an endless variety at One Guinea each, in Watered. Glace, and Fancy Silks, Black and Coloured; also in Satill4 cold ilnrpthnaQ, thn came price. J. CRIPPS'S MANTLE, SHAWL, AND FUR WAREHOUSE, 48, BOLD-STREET. NOTICE. T JONES, WATERLOO-HOUSE, CTITIRCE: j STREET, will offer TH IS DAY, the 14th instant, and fol• lowing days, Five important Lots of GOODS. . LOT 1. . £5,420 Worth of Rich SILKS, in BROCADES. CLAM MOIRE, SATINS, SATINETTES, DAMASKS, NEW'. FANCIES, &c. Ten Thousand Five_ 4nrill' L9 red PRINTED MUSLIN and BAREGE DRESSES. 2s. lid. to 9s. 6d. LOT 3. Six Thousand - Three Hundred FRENCH BAREGE squall( and Long SHAWLS, commencing a t s s . lld. each. LOT 4. Contains NEW MATERIALS for LADIES' DRESSES, lit LUSTRES, GLACE, POM ELAS, CARMELITES, CASHI MERES, ALPACAS, DE LADIES, &c. LOT 5. Fifty CASES of PARASOLS. These Goods are of the First Class and this Season's prodge7 tion ; but, owing to the Coldness of the Season, Manufactu. rers are compelled to Sell. Purchasers will find an average Reduction of Forty per, Cent. from last month's prices. WATERLOO-HOUSE, CHURCII-STREET, THIRD DOOR FROM HANovER-STREET. J. JONES, PROPRIETOR; O'DONNELL'S. T HE ETRUSCAN ROOMS; p c O H R I C rsi E A I 2 L , 2 ,—B O LDAI N N , D PA I P :AR E R T R T R T H E R E E A N T I F S, A I Ii7 c E . ... BL ST c. ATUARr s i GLATheSSProprietor respectfully.solicitstin inspection of hisStockii which is now being completear—He appends a few of his prices''' . and challenges compete n - with any other House i n the Trade A " Table Services, ava ' yof colours, from . £2 5 0 per Set* Toilette Ditto . from 0 6 0 ... China Tea Se ces, Gilt Ditto Dittoritew . tyles f rom 01 3 0 ..I Ditto Breakfast Services, in great variety Ditto, Ditto, gilt reeef tle from 1 11 6 .., .. in in Sets of Fo ur from 010 4 Cut Wine Glasses And all other Goods at similarly Low Prices. a' Fire per C43l4rDi4C9ll6laLlewal on all Cash !Wails% 'S L. MADE TO MEASURE IN HYAM THE MOST FAS IVERIES HIONABLE STYLE, s. d. s. d.. from 1 8 oto 2 2 R Page's Suit, in three qualities, varyit Footman's Suit, comp r i s i ng coat, wai and breecnes, varying in quality, from Groom's and Coachman's Suits, frock waistcoat, breeches, and leggins, varying _ in price from 2 10 0 „ 3 10 I Postilli'Gn's Suits, varying according to tl . style 3 5 0 „ 4 I 0 IS Groolii's Moleskin Stable Suit Footman's Striped Jacket Butler's plain and striped jean Coaten Coachman's, Foetman's,and G room 'sdouble milled cloth and Devonshire Kersey Top• Coats Coachman's and Groom's exerci— Footman's superfine cloth morning n Moleskin Overalls Brown Holland s*-- 1 18 0 „ 3 0 017 6 „ 1 2 Or 066„ 0 8 G 0 12 0 „ 0 15 ... 2 0 „ 3 8 • icks, 014 0 1 2 GI ee.. 1 8 „ 2 0 01 .. . . 0 8 00 1 0 0 4 6 „ 0 6 _ pping Jacket Servant's superfine cloth double- filled ker. Live67s Cloth Gaite .. 0 18 0 „ 1 10 a es 0 9 6 „ 0 12 a .. 0 7 6 „ 0 )0 .. 0 2 6„O 4 G .. 010 0 ~ 1 3 CI, GOLD AND DIES SUNK TO ANY STYLE C MORTAL BEARINGS Gentlemen residit ,tion, haiii a Wan of self-ineasur: DEPARTURE.. TO THE LADIES OF LIVERPOOL.-c. MRS. NICHOLAS GA . . OF No. 61, SAINT JAMES'S-3TR HP , TONT , O7sT, (By Appointments of Her Mal- • the late Queent Dowager, the Quee, RESPECTFULLY annotn, LIVEOOo-, her LondonLEAVE Establishment LT and sol, Call from those Ladies who wi: her presence, in bein ed with el Anatomical Dreg valid, Corset Riding, and G ation S PAYS, BELT for elegance., style, ar the kingdom. Address, Mr GEA. rtu the Qtrei of IL Hand. t she wi! (Wed Isitively lay.) for f fit, style, an d workmanship, ezc. are, 6ze., all of which; unequalled int 3, Renshaw-street; _LVJL tu Lveci an en.; from the Col;ant and ) have eelebratec DLY LOW MAY,'Ir MON;