The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-04-23 00:00:00

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Bank Stock 172 to 3

Exchequer Bills 13s. t

~J 5 to u. 15s. prem.
!'he Foreign Market remains without material changk
Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents 52k, the Five per Ceot
99 to 100. Belgian 103 to 4. Spanish Active with th
Coupons 23t. to K. Portuguese Five per Cents 331 to 4, th

exican 3(

ay, and the auctions c

esterday

FOR THE

etWYAL, IitMPOOT,

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3ENEFIT O}

!MISS DELCY

And positively the Last Night of Miss DELC Y and Mr.
. TEMPLETON, of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane.
rrHIS present FRIDAY, April 23, 1841, the Entertain-
ments will commence with the Last Act of the Popular
Opera of

Written and

CINDERELLA;
FAIRY and the GLASS SLIPPER.
apted to the English Stage by Mr. RoPinNo

LACY, under who:

will be conduc

ider of the Orchestra (which will be considerably aug-
mented) Mr. Aldridge.
.... Miss Delcy.
Mr. Templeton.
Mr. F. Gardner.
Baron Pompolino.. Mr. G. Horncastle. I Pedro.. Mr. Baker.
Clorinda Miss E. Honner.
Thisbe.. Mrs. P. Crowe. I Fairy Queen.: Mrs. Barton.
After which, the Farce, written by J. B. Buckstone, Esq.,
called

Cinderella
FeHi.. (Prince of Salerno,

Alidoro

SECOND THOUGHTS.
Mr. Sudden .. Mr. Baker. I Jabber. .. Mr. Chaplin.
Trapper.. Mrs. Clarke. Isidora. .... Miss Cleaver.
Celestina .. Mrs. Baker. I Matilda.. Miss Chaplin.
To conclude with Weber's celebrated Opera, (with, for the
second time in Liverpool, Weber's Original Finale,) called
DER FREISCHUTZ •
Or, THE SEVENTH BULLET
Which was received, on Wednesday Evt
enthusiastic applause

:ling, with the most

Agatha

Miss Delcy.
Mr... Templeton

Rudolph
Prince Ottocar
Caspar.... Mr. G. Horncastle

Mr. E. Gard

Killian,

Mr. Baker

Miss E. Honner

TO-MORROW (Saturday), 24th April, the Tragedy of
JANE SHORE. Glo'ster, Mr. Stuart; Hastings, Mr. H.
Holl ; Dumont, Mr. Gray ; Jane Shore, Mrs. W. H. Bland;
Alicia, Miss Cleaver.—After which the Farce of HIDE
AND SEEK. Mordaunt, Mr. Chaplin; Moses, Mr. Slai-
ter ; Mrs. Mordaunt, Mrs. W. H. Bland.—To conclude
with the Drama of the LADY AND THE DEVIL.
Mr. CHARLES KEAN and Mrs. WARNER, late Miss
Huddart, Principal Tragic Actress of the Theatres-Royal,
Drury-lane and Haymarket, will commence an Engagement
for TEN NIGHTS, at this Theatre, on MONDAY next,
April 26th, 1841, when will be performed the Tragedy of
MACBETH. Macbeth, Mr. CHARLES KEAN ; Lady Mac-
beth, Mrs. WARNER., her first appearance in Liverpool since
her London engagement.

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TO CORRESPONDENTS

We perceive that Mr. Pilkington, secretary to the Patent
Bitumen Company has addressed a letter to a contempo-
, stating that the account which appeared in the
cnARn of Tuesday, relative to the fire at the Asphalte
Works at Litherland, was incorrect. The damage done
by the fire was very slight. The paragraph was copied
from the Albion.
The letter of " Observer" partakes too much of the nature
of an advertisement to be inserted gratuitously.
The liberality of the Mayor towards Commodore Napier,
and the gentlemen who accompanied him to the Town-
hall, was of course known to us, but we were unwilling to
mar the festivities of the day by any allusion to the subject
on Tuesday, and now the public are sufficiently well ac-
quainted with it.
The lines by " M. A." shall appear on Tuesday.