The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1839-06-04 00:00:00

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL•

To
The Public is respectfully informed that in cousequeoll
the unprecedented attraction of Mr. VAN Aglijorre,
and his TRAINED ANIMALS recently at this
reoro
an Engagement has been made with him, on h.,i-be
from Dublin, for a limited number of Nights, an" and r
make his re-aearance here THIS EVENING? sfitt
through the whole of his extraordinary Perforraocesenteti
LIONS, TIGERS, LEOPARDS, &c., as ePrety
One Hundred and Fifteen Nights last season, oitd
Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, and frequentlY
there by her Majesty. bePer.
PHIS present TUESDAY, June 4th, 1839, Iv—
a. formed the Tragedy of
ALEXANDER THE GOAT;

OR, THE RIVAL QUEENi•
Alexander.. Mr. Stuart. ClttOs.. Mr. arclsplis.
Lysimachus.. Mr. W. H. Bland. Cassander. • Mr'
Roxana.. Miss Cleaver. Statira.. Miss Fauel
At the end of the Play, cIP.
MR. VAN AMBURGH will exhibit his Fear'es- 311
traordinary Performances with the
LIVING LION'
TIGERS, LEOPARDS, &C.
To conclude with the Farce of the
LADY AND 'THE DEVI'y
Colonel Wildlove.... Mr. Lynne I Jeremy. • • • 14
Zephyrina Miss Faucit.
The Box-office will be opened daily, when Tickets 'loci
had, and Places taken, of Mr. PA'
R KER, from Ten
Three.

UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF
HIS WORSHIP THE MAYO".

POPULAR CONCERTS • siv• r
fI-
OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL gol'l
A SERIES of CONCERTS will be
values
3- AMPHITHEATRE, Liverpool, THIS EVE1•11-v: •
and continued on each Evening during We We"' ers•
given at tile dig,
The BAND will consist of upwards or3o Perforrdt ree
The MUSIC (selected from the Works of the 110;00j
lar Composers) will include the favourite 0,110/19
WALTZES, and GALLOPADES, as played by thence 00
Bands of Strauss, Musard, &c., interspersed d e
and other Vocal Compositions, which v3—e
Evening. - bef°r.e4

The ORCHESTRA is erected on the stage,
Curtain, and three yards added in front, the whole e
after the manner of the MUSARD CONCERTS, that %lot.
so attractive at the English Opera House, and other
in London.
11.
INSTRUMENTAL PERFORMER~:

Violins, Mr. D. Stubbs, Leader, Mr. J. Jones!, Seat
Smith, and Mr. —, Mr. Wilberforce, PrinciP Ser,
Messrs. Thomson, Cornwall, and M`Kenzie ; Viel3s;(lCYr
Sergeant aid Hulse ; Violoncellos, Messrs. Ball
man ; Double Basses, Messrs. Harrison and Green ,
Messrs. Horrocks and Hornby • Oboes, Mr. le;
J. Stubbs ; Clarionets, Messrs. 'Fisher and Entw 0. Si/.
soons, Messrs. Miller and Harrison ; Horns, Messes,
and Jones ; Trumpet, Mr. Bradbury ; Troroljn:.
Brindley and —; Double Drums, Mr. Gree'
Casa, Triangles, &c., Mr. Jones and others. forte. J.
Mr. HOLDEN will pres de at the Piano- t.
Several first-rate Solo and Glee Singers (including
fie
LUST and Mr. G. LUNT) are engaged. cutireo,
Box Tickets, admitting to twenty-four conse
certs, may be had from Messrs. HIME and SON, Gin
Call°
each.
Price of Single Admission :—Box, 25.; 1",41d
Is. each. , t

The Doors will be opened at Half-past Seven ore'ciself.
the Concerts commence each Evening at Eight P

thi Zibtrpooi gptanbao'

TUESDAY- MORNING, JUNE 4/ 15''

ff
The splendid steam-ship Liverpool, Lieutenant for
rer, R.N., commander, arrived here on Sundf3o),
noon, after a quick and beautiful passage °fe o'll'll
days and ten hours from New York, whence shil e fee'
on the evening of the 18th ultimo. It will ' o°l
lected that the Liverpool sailed from this red' 0"
20th of April, for New York, where she arrl`,e, bed!,
afternoon of the 7th of May, having accomrs f
passage in the short space of seventeen da)stli
remaining at New York from the 7th to the 'rt, 01
May, she sailed on her return voyage to this P°At 01
Saturday last she was off Tuscar ; at ntlidaTte?
was abreast Holyhead; and at a quarter Paslle.fd
Sunday morning she once more entered the t
~
This last voyage of the Liverpool affords the°'0 . 0,
elusive evidence in favour of steam nacigatiicalifth,
packet-ship Garrick, which sailed hence on the
April, did not reach New York until six days cod'
Liverpool, thus making a difference of twelveri,
favour of steam, The packet-ship Europe, will`paci
from New York on the Ist of May, and tbehacl4f
ship Roscoe, which sailed on the 9th of May'' ,„ irj
ther of them arrived at an early hour yester7i et r•
Liverpool, therefore, has brought the news ,(9 rloyeljtl
arrival out, and beaten the crack ships, the -Dijeen,
the Roscoe, the former by upwards of eight ,tli
the latter by upwards of nine days. This is 3,01) d
proof of the triumphant advantages of steal° rDr
to the navigation of Atlantic ; for finer oio
commanded ships co not have been pla°e%s iv'
petition with the Li 00l than both the ships 4,
it
gel
we here mention.
The Liverpool brought eighty-six cabin Pat. 3 (
and might have brought many more if she 113 0/
sessed sufficient accommodation. Among the
gers we find the names of the Hon. Danieli,dy' I,f'
the celebrated . American senator, and his go'o
John Moss, charged with despatches from tlie,0101;1
ment at Washington to the American Ar°1335:03,4
Great Britain ; and Lieutenant-Colonel T°1`131,85 r
Lieutenant-Colonel Head, bearers of desPatc olart.
the Canadian Governors for the British Govern „h 4
The Liverpool has brought news later bits/o %.A/'
days than the intelligence last received fr;°,por7
York. We proceed to extract the most /T. At
items from the papers which we have received'
From the Canadas the news is chiefly of a jafigsf'
character. The Detroit Daily Advertiser (1. 0'
has the following paragraph : g Ot4
" We have seen an official despatch from
0°- teeP'ii
den, stating that Sir George Arthur, Lieuten,Al,
.e.
of 'Upper Canada, had pardoned Jefferson o 0 - r
Warre:
and Edward Page Anthony, two of the prison'or,
the 4th of December last, at the invasion of ter'l,,,CTOdr
vious to their liberation, Col Aire of the a"",i 'l!'4
who had the prisoners in his custody,Y' ndeavourire; Ce $O7 'l'd
upon them a just sense of the nature endeavor
their e'ip-,1113):.,,,1G
the Canadian Government, and the extreme 'A-ilio'.4l,4''
course pursued by the government toward es Irorj
situated. We learn that they expressed themse.n. 00 ,d'
sensible of the lenity shown themOn the afte';ol ,Illeor
7th instant they were conducted. to Sandwi.ch' -,itli . ,
board the ferry-boat, and arrived in this city, ss
0
rejoicing."
calla"'

The Provincial Parliament of UpPeryleper
of
prorogued on the 11th of May, by his "
Lieutenant-Governor, Sir George •Ex
A rthilr•
cif had negatived the proposal to send a e° the t‘'
to England on the question of the union °f t° it
provinces. The banks in Upper Canada Ire
ei)'
sume specie payments on the Ist of August'
The news from the lower province is ec'nip b A 0
of
devoid of interest. The Court Martial, whictobeheff s
for five months had been dissolved. The n
haii
prisoners tried amounted to 110, of whom 1-' s
lat se
executed, and 9 acquitted. The harvest of it. $l3
10
Lower Canada is said to have been so estreinecilio
dant, as to render probable a large eXpnrtatioll
to England. to
•
Nothing definitive had been done in refele
nc
tbis 'ec
settlement of the boundary question. On " ape' '0
we find the following paragraph in a Canani'oo
An extraordinary discovery has been accident-nueo
this city, relative to the disputed boundary 'hie 'vole"'
New Brunswick and Maine, which may lead t2;,is
tant results. In a few words, it seems that ILiton4o.;
Esq., M.P.P., was one of the chain-bearers °7 1
ployed to run the line in dispute ; that the a',oiis;tiactll,
cumspection was observed ; and that he had a jrcoos,fiii°
lection of the face of the cOuntry and its roostits te•00:
features through which the line passed ; and, I,ie
tion, or angle in dispute, every pains imagina—tooa7,o',t
not only to establish a conspicuous hut a lasting t Jor ro ;,
a large and sound cedar tree was selected, and c.'jand 4.01
higher distance from the ground than is usual, '.ere P.,4;41
every person employed in this survey, or that her
engraved the initials of his name ; that, as a /arta ig rie
distinction, all the surrounding trees were blaze, tile
striking manner, leaving a kind of area aronnu,
ment itself ; and finally, although so many Yesr.-61°,0/1`414
sed, and he is not aware that any of those eroPia)of re toy,
are living, he is confident, such is his clearness ce
00 hiec,
tion, of the entire transaction, that he could go ,7he
spot, and convince even the most see tical t
We understand that his exc-110 the Lieutenaarosicl ,111!.
has communicated with the-Go'nvecyrnor of New 13e-11401f
this important discovery ; and that Mr. M• has oti
expenses .
Treadinesshen news
being
gofrpaotami adn.r.yeratim and
ies
tahnet. 'Poe ii'et
highly lin
Ort:'
York Daily Express contains the followingn'yr v
LATE AND HIGHLY IMPORTANT F,l.4l;rlolscts,'
THE VICTORY OF THE CHILIAN ARMY,C resre,,t'.ll
We have been politely furnished by a highlY orts"
commercial house with the following late and
ter, which has been received via Jamaica.
that the recent report of the victory of the Chill7efo(e
that of the Protector, is confirmed. Lima 110-4, 19•191'
fallen. 2:7. cif
LIMA, Jarl•
h the
The army of the confederation, commanded ",-.4;,i1i•1
or in person, was entirely destroyed by the mi..lf. 0;
army at Tungay on the 20th inst. The Protectof_ ,24ti!011:1
C t 5
of the provincial officers arrived at Lima on the fi~ to
and have since gone to the south. We exPect„ laSs see
daily, their advance guard having been for till 'be 131 41,
fifteen leagues of the city. No opposition
tbo te
their entrance.
meTin,leanc
. oast 0
da s
are
beinghastily of Callao ha
provisioneds
v e a garri o
n of
for
ath
ab
osoite nun be)
h", ros)co
the foreign merchants (ourselves amongstrde,
embarking as many of their goods now at Call boro,
of,
before the castles are invested. • cite ,te
theTikengworoidesantobortif,r
Richardconsignment will be depcn6nig
ng
remain in the bay of Callaa, or proceed to u
• at be determined on hereafter.
J• E. ,-.—boeleeillarlisg:3slll;,
We consider the destruction of the federal alleotiirces
(for it is complete) as a death blow to the con the statute gy
hope it may lead to a general pacification In
°f Hate eilrbe
prising it, and a peace with Chili. Its brine' for b:(
be to remove the seat of war from NOrth FT:l3'll,o or
ties of Callao are the only forts which eau % fel/
Protector, and they will probably be reduced 1

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,jaih
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Nights, an— 01 r
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as rePre t tY
last season, o 0
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