The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1839-05-21 00:00:00

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL

he phi,.
bikt"uuc is respectfully informed, that an arrangement has
form.made, for a limited number of Nights, for the Per-
iitz-4,,neeS4°C* of..a of
ERHN HEINRICH SCHREYER'S VERITA.-

;Nth MONKEYS AND DOGS,
ltve created so great a sensation at the Theatre-
litt, St James's, London, and in Paris, Vienna, Ber-
elettionlinlvtirgh, and all parts of the Continent ; and wh9se
the k -s were last night received, in this Theatre, with
c'st unbounded applause.
44411_ First appearance these Three Years of
MR. HOOPER,
msznoi, au,(lPrincipal Comedian of the Theatre-Royal, St.
2' 1-1011 don, who is engaged for a Fortnight.
HISS And Second Night of
the SMITH AND MISS JULIA SMITH,
Ilk riar Singers, (Nieces of the Countess of Essex,
nShshW ut Stephens,long celebrated as the firs ?
t Vocalist
Stage,) who are engaged for a limited
present TUESDAY, May 21, 1839, will be per-
the Musical Drama of
N 0 !
1/47 Doubtful Miss Julia Smith.
Miss Smith.
After which, the favourite Farce of
1. THE WEATHERCOCK.
h Tristram Fickle Mr. Hooper.
riEttliv After which the Performances of
' REIN RICH' SCHREYER'S VERITABLE
TROOP (45 IN NUMBER) OF
14
°N KEY S AND DOGS.
A„,,, Programme of their Performance:—
tlat. The Supper of Lord Gogo, Madle. Batavia
Lqtiej,,,_"rrot ; the part of the Waiter by the celebratedi
hit 41..-üb• 2nd. The Waltz of the Cantons. The ee-
lallers and graceful deportment of Madame Pompa-
kit ue,Gardens of Marly, the part of the Footman by
514°thilteliose",; 4th. The Toilet of IMadle. Batavia before
LTlier, the Part of Madle. Batavia by
.Little. Nanine._
Grind Promenade, Madame. Batavia in her Car-
,Pset—a tragical comic scene, the part of the
145.1111:41"Y Jacotot, and that of the Groom by Jacob. .
-mry tp.-Ist. A Military Scene.—the Old Trooper—Mih-
triltionevreises with Fire-arms—Fencing, &c.—Air, with
17it, oa-tsh' the Violin, by the Great Mandrille. Exer-
te et:Light Rope, both with and without the pole, by.
Zit The Riding Academy, Caro, Danois
~"b_"Jukoino, will leap the barriers—the Rope terre a
41' ''aCe of the Antipodes—Montaucel—the Flags—
tbe tt at Full Gallop, by the Great Mandrille. Master
PA* tilgf Little Jacob
kid II
0, The Deserter—Judgment,' Condemnation
vattion of the Great Mandrille—his Funeral 013 -
FutiletrzteeB -tallecondu ted by Little Jacob.-2nd. Grand Mih-
Assault,c Evolutions, Fighting, Bombarding,
Ram Taking of the Fort of Kolcomorium,
hole of the Troop.-4th. The highly-trained log,
will exhibit his most extraordinary Performances.
10 conclude with the Musical Farce of
"lIVAS I.

tibtrpoot gPtanbarb.

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. TUE_
-"A Y MORNING, MAY 21, 1339.

4rrilj.e.a"le Packet-ship Siddons, Captain Palmer, which
ep,'"i at Liverpool on Saturday last, we have received
tlay,l °rk papers to the 25th ultimo, inclusive, three
ater: than those brought by the Great Western.
impolitical contents of these papers are of very little
alki( nee' The accounts of the New York money
it
*NI- are somewhat more favourable than those which
St received. Business is described as cqnsider-
rath_-'°re active, and money is said to have become
itoeicer Plentiful. The quotations of several kinds of
:I;l44:lade'dvanced in consequence of the increased
Specie. The shares in the Bank of the
rate oil3tates were quoted, on the 24th, at 1141. Th:
Per
re;"
on London was quoted at 81 to
(11 re;" Premium. Holders of cotton, in consequence
diEih nt intelligence from the southern states, were
*ereeried to effect immediate sales, as higher prices
prePected.
44:41 11P Per Canada there is very little news of any
latetitin". Sir George Arthur had announced his
tio4 to—ri of liberating fifty-two of the rebels, in addi-
Nee the twenty-seven already released, " if circum-
tlitiv:l:llnold render such a measure consistent with
viltee-iare of the province." The council of the pro-
-14-Ax ad negatived the resolution carried in the House
pr:e°ll3lY, for sending commissioners to England
vi,itellgiote the union of the Upper and Lower pro-
rhitted Several outrages are said to have been corn-
kty 8:1 the frontiers, but nothing likely to lead to
the "ells collision. It is scarcely to be expected that
-..nriv,_•
zmity engendered by the incursions of the
pr °t brigands will speedily subside.
111ti:110, the Morning Courier and Enquir& of the 24th

4t tion'i We learn that a public meeting had been held
Nte,eci°.rl, in reference to the proposed arrangements

thiN into by the British Government, for the trans•
for°4; of a mail between England and America once
enittran,:.gl:t, by means of steam-ships, and for which a
had been entered into with Samuel Cunard,
of Nova Scotia. The British Government are
45„.
inks
a'ooo per annum for this service, and the
to 110 are to go to Halifax, with a continuation thence
it 1,,4 Btint• At the meeting to which we have alluded
d 'unanimously resolved, that the establishment of
Ivould°f steam-packets between Liverpool and Boston
tity, btend greatly to advance the prosperity of that
404
01 increasing the facilities for the direct importa-
Dort Inercliandise from England, and making that
44valan extensive depot for the receipt of cotton and
that ti:tnres for foreign shipment. It was also resolved,

the ' Port of Boston was indicated by nature, and
44teWhole course of internal improvements in the
t1tii,..1,'48 the most eligible point for connecting the
tat."o. States with England, by means of steam na
ali,ll°.: A direct line from Baltimore, Philadelphia,_
bitrh'elv York, to England passes through the ,u-
-tath,• t 3 °L iloston—a cheap and expeditious communi-
-41111 by railroads and internal steam navigation ext
We au3ng this line—and the completion of the Grea
ellaktiteril Railroad, will, in the course of a few months,
yle the traveller to reach Boston, as soon as .I's s
Der.k' from Albany, Utica, Rochester, Oswego, Buffalo,d
liottoit, Louis:vine, St, Louis, Kingston, Toronto,
find
liit:tr,eal, and upon his arrival in Boston he will
.e:elt. 220 miles nearer to Liverpool than when at
once 17°rIt• It was urged, as of the highest, impor-
r to the success of this great enterprise, that the
thiter class of steam packets should run entirely
stebti.ngi..ll frntil Liverpool to Boston, and rice versa,—
Of rg a sufficient time at Halifax for the reception
frii lel, and to receive and discharge passengers and
tshogui4t* it Was also agreed that a suitable pier and dock
cit,„."` be provided for the reception of the Liverpool
receive' tickets in the port of Boston, where they may
discharge their loading free of expense to
wner,.
Ad •
vices r • eceived at Boston from Monte
the 23,
blocku of February,
. ,de , , mention the continuance of the
Video, to
°eint. r o' Buenos Ayres, without any prospect of its
Sat4ll4sed• It was, however, stated in London on
vithri_nY, that the French Government have agreed to
Nit
threaw,. the blockade of Buenos Ayres, and to sub
qrtat tict.tfferences with that state to the decision of
tis trot to and that orders to that effect have been
''' 13" nos Ayres.

• P
aperi
etiw frog the C 4
to Hope have been re-
' tirkviQ e 9th tope of Good
to the of M4rch. It had been officially no-
grtit g4,tisf4ction of the colatiias, that, La