The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-11-13 00:00:00

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL

The Closing Night of the Season, and the Ltql NigAt ie
Theatre will be open under the present Psse,cc;
lc** In consequence of the unprecedented den-timid for Plays
this Evening, the Orchestra will be appropriated for 'e
accommodation of those Gentlemen who cannot obtn
seats in the Boxes. The entrance to the Orchestra at le
Box-door, and through the entrance at the Door on le
right-hand side of the Box-lobby.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MRS. CLARKE,
On which occasion Miss ELLEN TREE has kindly volt-
teered the aid of her valuable services, and will appearn
the character of Rosalind, in the Play of " As You Le
It," and, for the first time here, will perform the char-
ter of Pauline, in the Drama of the " Lady of Lyons.'
Mr. CHARLES KEAN has kindly consented to perfan
in both Dramas, and will sustain the characters ofJacqes

and Claude Melnotte.
THIS present FRIDAY, November 13, 1810, the R-
fortnances will commence with Shakspeare's Play of

AS YOU LIKE IT.
.. Mr. Charles Kean.
Touchstone.. Mr. Bak
Audrey.. Mrs. Clarke.

Jacques
Orlando.. Mr. W. Howard
Celia.... Miss Cleaver

Rosalind.. Miss Ellen Tree, in which Character she will sag

the Cuckoo Song, and speak the Original Epilogue

To conclude with the favourite Drama, written by iir
Edward Lytton Bulwer, Bart., called
THE LADY OF LYONS.
Claude Melnotte.. Mr. Charles Kean.
Madame Deschappelles
Pauline Deschappelles.. Miss Ellen Tree,
Her first appearance in that character in any Theatre i

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England.
Lower Boxes, 4s. ; Upper Boxes, 3s. 6d. ; Pit, 2s. C. ;
Gallery, ls.—Doors to be opened at half-past Six, andhe
Entertainments to commence of Seven o'clock.
Tickets to be had of Mr. MINSTER, at the Box-offic of
the Theatre, where Places may be taken from Ten util
Three.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE,
GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET, LIVERPOOI

Under the Management of Mr. EGERTON, (Lessee ofhe
Queen's Theatre, Manchester,)
WILL OPEN for the Season on MONDAY Eyeing,
Nov. 16th, 1840, decorated with unparalleled mapi-
ficence, in the Moorish style of Architecture, from des;ns
by Mr. George Jackson, jun., of Manchester, compositin-
manufacturer to her Majesty. The NEW ACT DRIP,
painted by Messrs. Parker and Johnstone, Artists of :he
Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, and Theatre-Royal, Liverpol,
represents a restored and splendid View of the COUT
OF LIONS, in the Alhambra, which, in conjunction ith
the Decorations of the Theatre, will fully realise to the spe-
tator the grandeur of that Palace, and show the eaten of
knowledge in the' Arts possessed by that extraordinary .nd
renowned people, the Moors of Spain. Principal Arlsts
engaged in the Decorations—Messrs. Parker, Johnstne,
Kelshaw, Matthews, &c. •, the Gilding by Mr. Kearsey ;
the whole under the immediate superintendence of Mr. Eeo.
Jackson. Amongst the principal engagements are Mr. NV J.
HAMMOND and Miss DALY, from the Theatres-Rcyal,
Drury-lane and Covent-garden • and a talented Comiany
selected from the principal Metropolitan and Provircial
Theatres. The Curtain will rise to the National Anthen of
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. _ _ _ _ _

On MONDAY Evening, and during the Week, the Per-
formance will commence with the gorgeous Spectacle, vith
new and beautiful Scenery. of novel and peculiar construc-
tion, magnificent and characteristic Costume, splendid and
correct Banners and Properties, and most extensive Machi-
nery, called
JANE OF THE HATCHET;
Or, THE WOMEN OF BEAUVAIS.
In which ONE HUNDRED FEMALE WARRIORS
will appear in full costume of the period, and go through a
variety of Military Evolutions.
Buonaventure (a young farmer).. Mr. W. J. Hammond.
Babet.. (a market woman) .... Miss Daly.
To be followed by the new and laughable Burletta, now act-
ing in London with most decided success, entitled
THE RAILROAD STATION.

Mr. SampsoniOrres7:l64-Class passenger) .... Mr. W. J
Hammond. _

The whole to conclude with Dibdin's Extravaganza of
DON GIOVANNI ;
Or, A SPECTRE ON HORSEBACK.
Don Giovanni. Miss Daly.
Leporello Mr. W. J. Hammond.
Mr. COOKE, and the whole of his unrivalled Establish-
ment of Artists and STUD of HORSES, the most beautiful,
docile, and numerous in Europe, are engaged ; an early in-
timation will be made of their appearance.