The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-06 00:00:00

CONCERT HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET.
MONS. JULLIEN'S CONCERTS.
THIS PRESENT TUESDAY EVENING,
the 6th instant.
(liven expressly for the first and only appearance of that cele-
brated German Singer,
HERR PISCHEK,—
acknowledged the First Vocalist on the Lyric Stage Eurcpe.
For this occasion, M. JtYwAsererchestra will be augment-
ed, in order to give proper e%ect to the Classical Music of Ger-
• many which will be pert ed on this occasion.
P ()GRAMME.
PART I.
Overture ...." uryanthe" Weber.
Quadrille "Therm.... antom Dancers." arranged
Melodies of E. MELLON.
_ (First time) Jullien.

Recit. Aria .. From Spohr's Opera, " FAUST,"
sung by that extraordinary German
Vocalist, HERR PISCHEK, (his
first appearance) AS'pohr.
False a Deux Tem s, "The Olga. or, Princess Valse,
composed for the Court Balls and
Almack's. (First Hee)
Solo, Flute .. Mr. RICHARDSON, "O, dolce con-
cento," with Introduction and
Variations Richardson.
German Song. HERR PISCHEK,." The Chimes".Hcelzel.
German Song. HERR PISCHEK, "My Heart's on
the Rhine" Speyer.
Symphony .. GRAND SYMPHONY in C MINOR,

(the complete Work.)
Ist Movement, Allegro
2d Movement, Andante
3d Movement, Allegro and Fugue,
descriptive of an advancing ar-
my, and concluding with the
celebrated TRIUMPHAL
MARCH Beethoren.
New Quadrille, " The -RITISH NAVY" Jullien.
11
1. The Parting Gun. Weighing An-
chor. Setting Sail. Boatswain's
Whistle.
2. The Man-of-War's Hornpipe, and
" You Gentlemen of England."
3. A Sail in Sight. Hailed and
Spoken with. Parting. Distant
Greeting.
4. "The Bay of Biscay," with Solos
by Mr. RICHARDSON and Herr
SONNEMBERG.
5. " The English FIeet."—VULCAN'S
FORGE. Manning the Yards—
with three cheers by the Crew.—
FINALE.
PART 11.
OPera Grand Selection from Mozart's Opera,
"Don Juan," with Solos for Flute
and Clarionet, performed by Mr.
RICHARDSON and Herr SONNEM-
BERG Mozart.
New Polka .. " The Rhine." (First time) Jullien.
lartial Song.." Die Fahnenwacht," "The Standard
Bearer," HERR PISCHEK Lindpainter.
solo,
a Deux Tems, "Jenny Lind," (First time). . Kcenig.
aolo, Flageolet, Mons.CoLLINEr Collinet.
New Polka .. "The American Polka,"introducing
the popular Transatlantic Melo-
dies, " Lucy Neal," " The Boat-
man's Dance," &c., concluding
with the "Railroad Overture" Jullien.
Doors open at Half-past Seven, Concert commence at Eight.
Price—Dress Circle, 3s. 6d. i Promenade, Is. 6d.
Tickets to be had of all Music Sellers.

CONCERT - HALL, LORD NELSON - STREET.
MRS. F. PHILLIPS, from the Hanover-square-
rooms. London, will give her Three highty-popular EN-
' TERTAINMENTS, entitle ,d
THE ROSE, SHAmitpcTHI§TLE,

A NIGHT IN E EMERALD ISLE,
And IN - GO - BRAGH.
TO - JIORROTV, ednesdav,) the 7th, and FRIDAY next,
9t h instant.
Mrs. PHI PS, willthe
sing TWELVE POPULAR SONGS
-ACH EVENING.
Body, 3d. • Gallery, 6d • Reserved Seats, Is. To commence
at Eftti- o'Ciock.

CONCERT-HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET.
SATURDAY EVENING GONCEifTS,
WITH LITERARY AND SCI TIFIC RECREATIONS.
nN SATURDAY EV. ' G next, the 10th April,
‘.../ instant, Mr. HEN HILLIPS will have the honour
of giving ILLUSTRATA Sof the
SACRED SOS OF HANDEL AND HAYDN,
accompanied by Mr. GEORGE lIOLDEN. The Piano-forte
Used will be one of Kirkman's Patent Fonda Grands.
In order to meet the wishes of a great number of parties,
the Corthnittee purpose giving a CONCERT exclusively of
AMATEUR VOCALISTS, on SATURDAY, the 24th instant.
Any Lady or Gentleman wishing to appear on that Evening
will please communicate with the Secretary. No applications
. can be received after the 10th instant.
Body, 3d. •, Side Gallery, 6d, ; Reserved Seat,• Is.
To Commence at Eight o'Clock ; no Re-admission Tickets issued.
The CONCERT-HALL to be LET for PUBLIC MEET-
INGS, CONCERTS, LECTURES, and TEA PARTIES.
Applications to be made to the SECRETARY, at the Hall,
• every day, (Sundays excepted,) between the Hours of Eleven
and Three.

LADIES' INDUSTRIAL COMMITTEE OF LIVER-
POOL, FOR IRELAND AND SCOTLAND.
alms DAY, (Tuesday,) the 6th instant, a SALE will
be OPENED, at the LYCEUM, BOLD-STREET, of ARTI-
of ItS MANUFACTURED EXC 14IVELY BY THE POOR
the Suffering Districts. T e conducted by Ladies of the
• The SALE will be tinued on TUESDAY and FRIDAY
111 each week.

ASTRONOMY.
mAPOPULAR LECTURE on this interesting Science
_ will be givenEVENING, Tuesday, the 6th
.b.:`,..91t, at the ROYAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, Great George-street,
FISHER, Esq. -
r;„ e Lecture will be Illustrated by the most splendid Dia-
-013; a Series of beautiful Panoramic and Dissolvin
the Chromg Views
wWis-" also be exhibited ; to conclude with atropes,
produce an immense varietypeautiful Colours and
'nea4ing Designs.
_rot. the liquidation of a Debt, incurred bynecessary improve-
rnts in the Church and SchooTh of St. Clement's, Windsor, a
Vlie of Work was 4' held in October last ; but the extreme seve-
.2 of the weather having in some measure disappointed the
;n)ectations which had been formed with respect to the result,
Pr. Ft
ue H SER, with a kindness and liberality which the nt of St. Clement's most gratefully acknowledges, haslncum-
under-
taken, at his request, to deliver the above Lecture, the proceeds
Of which will be appropriated to the liquidation of the debt.
Tickets—Body, 2s. ; Gallery and Back Room, Is. each ;to be had of the Rev. F. PARRY, Rev. H. HAMPTON Rev. H. CAR-
PE NTS a, W. M. Fist, Ea, Esq., and at Messrs. N'ivia No, Bold-
Street ; FERRIS, Church-street ; SMYTH B rry-street ; and at
the Office of the LIVERPOOL STANDARD' e Lecture to commence at Seven o'clock *precisely.

UNDER DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE.
FOR TWO DAYS ONLY,
THIS DAY, (TtTESDAY,) AND TO-MORROW, (WEDS ES oAv,)
MBENZONI'S TABLEAUX VIVANTS and
-1-Y1 ••
POSES, still Exhibitin MT PORTICO, four doors
from Bold-street.
Day Performance—Doo open at Two, and commence at
half-past.
Evening Performance—Doors open at half-past Seven, and
comm ence at Eight.
, Prices of Admission—Reserved Seats, 2s. Pit, Is. Gallery,
'Only open at night,) 6d:

ROYAL ASSEMBLY-ROOMS, GREAT GEORGE-

STREET:

ASTRONOMY.
UR. G. SCOTT, Professor Of MATHEMATICS, will
deliver a course of TWO LECTURES on this sublime
now must popular subject on the E •gs of TO-MORROW
4iednesdav) the 7th, and FRIDA xt, the 9th instant, ex-
ring the various Phenomenk the Heavens, with the most
utiful Diagrams, exhibitinr the Mountain Scenery of our
;7(1011 in the most gigantkerforms taken from the latest Obser-
&oils, surpassing every other Exhibition of the kind, and will
Fa found well worthy the attention of Schools and Private
Indies who feel interested in the Works of Creation. At the
4111clusion of each Lecture the Chromat rope, Chinese Fireworks,
&c. will be exhibited. Bills and particulars to be had at
Ati'i!tooms. Doors open at Half-past Seven. Commence at
t u'cicck.