The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-02-21 00:00:00

LIVER THEATRE, CHURCH.STREET.

ADDITIONAL AT7RACTION.
Mr. J. L. EA.TTON, for a Limited Period.
'n consequence of the numerous applications at the Box-
office for the repetition of JACK SHEPPARD, it will be
performed every Evening during the Week, with two New
Dramas.

Mrs. RAYMOND.
NEW SONGS AND NEW DANCE 3.
THIS present FRIDAY EVENING, the 21st instant,
1 and during the week, the Evening's Entertainments will
commence with a• new Drama, of powerful interest, (never
acted here,) written by Mr. Higgie, of this Theatre, as acted
with the most distinguished success in London, entitled
THE ROYALIST;
on, THE DAYS OF CHIVALRY.
King Charles the First' Mr. P. Gardner.
Richard Ludlam Mr. Barton.
Margoth (a Trooper) _ Mr. Higgie.

Saucy Dahbs.. ML. O. F. Marshall.
Lasceline Hastings (the Rose of Newark) Miss Baldie.
AITI tea Mrs. Barton.

An Admired Shawl Dance by Mademoiselle Chevalier.
To be followed by a laughable Farce, entitled
THE VALET DE SHAM.
Mr. Tweezer (a headstrong old Gentleman) Mr. Tilbury.
Captain Trivet (a prejudiced young Gentleman) Mr. Higgie.
Clipper (a polished Lady's Lady) Mrs. Raymond.
A Popular Pas de Deux, from the " Daughter of the
Danube," by Misses Thomassin and Lidia.
To conclude with a new version of the celebrated Historical

Drama of
JACK SHEPPARD ;
OR, THE HOUSEBREAKER OF 1703.
Owen Wood
Joe Blueskin Mr. J. 1,. Hatton,

In which character he will sing " The Jolly Noe," " Now
Farewell my Rowry Towries," and the Chorus " Nix my
Dolly, Pals, Fake Away."
Jonathan Wild Mr. Barton.
Jack Shepherd Mrs. Barton.
Tickets and .places for the Boxes may be had of Mr.
BREzE, at the Box-office, from Eleven till Three o'Clock.
Boxes, 35.; Pit, 2s. ; Gallery, Gcl. Second Price at Half-past
Eight : Boxes, 2s, ; Pit ls. ; no Second Price to the Gallery.
Doors to be open at Half-past Six o'Clock, performance to
commence at Seven precisely. -

DUCRONTS ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE OF ARTS

WILL SHORTLY CLOSE

LAST TWO NIGHTS OF THE GREATEST
SPECTACLE OF THE SEASON.

T 0-NIG HT, (FRIDAY,) and TO-MORROW,
(SATURDAY,)
VICTORIES OF THE BLACK PRINCE. •
- THE SIEGE OF ACRE,
• AND TILE
TOURNAMENT,
Will be played on the same nights, with an entire new Ro-
tation of
DUCROW'S SCENES IN THE CIRCLE.

On MONDAY', a GRAND EQUESTRIAN FETE, for
the BENEFIT of MADAME DUCROW, and her Last
Night of Performing.

THEATRE-ROYAL.
iA
GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT will be
.01.. given on TUESDAY Evening next, the 25th instant, the
profits of which will be wholly appropriated to the DISPEN-
SARIES, INFIRMARY, and NORTHERN HOSPITAL.
The Orchestral Arrangement wil be on the same scale as
the Subscription Concerts.
LEADER Mr. HERRMANN.
Principal Engagements.
VOCAL PERFORMERS.
Miss MARIA B. HAWES, I Mr. DODD, and
Miss WHITNALL, Mr. STRETTON.

INSTRUMENTAL.
PIANO-FORTE.. Miss CHRISTIANA WELLER.
VIOLINCELLO Mr. LIDEL.

A Plan of the Boxes. will lie at Mr. Weiss's Music-saloon,
on and after Monday, the 17th, when Places may be taken,
and at the Theatre•on the day of the Concert.

The Prices of admission will be—Boxes, Cs; Upper Boxes.
4s ; Pit, 3s ; and Gallery, 2s. Tickets to .be had at the
Music-shops.
The Doors will be opened at half-past. seven, and the Con-
cert commence at eight o'clock. -