The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-01-29 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

FRIDAY, JANUARY 29.
A RRlVED.—Harriet ik Jessie, Wliown, from Charleston—Ondine,
Sprigs, from Jersey—Queensbury, Stead, from Wexford—Margaret,
Motfit, and Chieftain, Porter, from Cork—William, Bruce, from
Tralec—and Westerley, Maas, from Yarmouth.

Red Rover, hence at Messina
Chandos, Wighton. hence at Cape de Verde
Providentia, de Grave, hence at Antwerp
Lady of the Lake, Jewell, hence at Texel
Cleveland; Hughes, from London for Liverpool, et Cowes, leaky;
lost anchor and chain
Hellechina Geerdina, hence for Dordt, at Dover.

LIVER THEATRE, CHURCH-STREET

For the BENEFIT of Mrs. WAYLETT,
Anil Last Night but one of her Engagement, on which occa-

sion only
Mr. ALEXANDER LEE
Will sing his Ballad of " Woman loves•ye best."
Mr. HOSKINS

Will appear, on this occ;ionly,iii a favourite character
__Third Meeting of THE LADIES' CLUB.

THIS present FRIDAY EVENING, the 29th instant,
the Entertainments will commence with

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
Mrs. Maitland
After which the laughable Interlude of
WEST COUNTRY WOOING.
Eliza Fielding
Assuming the character of Betsey Wheeler, in the Somerset-
setshire dialect, in which she will sing some snatches of old
English ballads.
In the course of the Evening,
MRS. WAYLETT WILL SING SEVERAL SONGS
To be followed by the petite Comedy of
THE LOAN OF A LOVER
Peter Spylr

Mr. Hoskins. I Gertrude .... Mrs. Waylett
To conclude with, for the third time,
THE LADIES' CLUB.
Mrs. Fitzsmith Mrs. Waylett. _

Tickets may be had of Mr. FOGG, at the Box-office, and at
the usual places.

THE CLOSE OF THE EXHIBITION OF THE
THREE CARACCI.

ARRANGEMENTS having been made to forward these
magnificent Pictures to Glasgow, after the CLOSE of the
PRESENT MONTH, the amateurs of painting are respectfully
informed, that the Exhibition at the UNION Rooms, SLATER-
STREET, will :only remain OPEN until SATURDAY, 6th
February, which is allowing one week longer to those who
may not have seen these Pictures than was originally in-
tended. JOHN BENTLEY, Keeper.
26th January, 1841.

OPENING OF THE EXHIBITION ROOMS,
POSTOFFICE-PLACE,
ON MONDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 1,
WITH PICTURES BY THE OLD, MASTERS

THE Proprietor of the THREE CARACCI having recently
received a very valuable Collection of PICTURES, con-
signed to his care by a Noble Family in Italy, is enabled to
withdraw from London a few PICTURES of the first class,
with a view to Their being exhibited in Liverpool, for the pur-
pose of extending a knowledge of the Works of the Great
Masters of Painting generally, and prorooting the interests
of a SCHOOL OF ART.

In furtherance thereof, the SATURDAY of each week will
be devoted to those Artists and Students who may choose to
avail themselves of the opportunity of studying these Pic-
tures, between the hours of Nine o'clock in the Morning and
Three o'clock in the Afternoon ; with the privilege of making
Copies of these Pictures in Crayons or Water Colours, but
without their being squared or moved from the places where
they hang on the walls of the Exhibition Room, in order
that, as recommended by Sir Joshua Reynolds, they may
accustom themselves to trust to the correctness of the eye,
and not depend upon any fictitious aid.
During these six hours of study, Artists only can be ad-
mitted ; but for the accommodation of Strangers visiting.
Liverpool, the Exhibition will be open after Three o'clock,
and until Five o'clock, of the Saturday Afternoon.
Season Tickets, for Visitors, will be delivered at the usual
rate of Five Shillings, to those who may inscribe their names
in a Book for the same.
Postojfice-place, January 25th, 1841.