The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-01 00:00:00

GORGEOUS SCE

%Ai
-.INATION OF NAPili AND ART

lb LNG OFirnE SEASON 1849

3at,484(1
_llB'etatt!y. '01,771 easing population of Liverpool
ah"!'
s, coupled with the success that on pre-

a„,,,t-uove_;—. characterised the efforts of the Proprietors
1;q4,, tio, primed popular retreat, as caterers for
_public
~," rm'corp, Yll from them those deep gratuiations
Nch 011131,,eYed in heartfelt thanks, but has stimulated them
N, 4th,"-!, eXertions in producing, for the ensuing season,
qt4i ,norl
1, „n, if .la as shall meet with such approval.that. must
'4lB t it does not advance, the high estimation in
stablishinent is held by the Public.

I' T
PTHE,
GALA OF 1
DA is fixed for
---17, THE FIRST INSTAN2

SEASON

, THE SCENIC REPRESENTATION
t selected is
At- Cn QUEEN OF CITIES,
St-it 4,r 4.1 STANTINOPLE!
‘4l-11,11d tr,d ha the greatest capabilities for the display of
ktictent goor the introduction of Pyrotechnic Works,
11,i4 ed
°itatp.Pitir OR NIGHT E/CHIBITION.
Ile Representation is taken from
%oh
tares
spot., " THE GOLDEN HORN," .
qrtit. loon that the whole glory of the princely Port at
Ea '111)0n the view ; and the
litk,lll4 been
greAdITI.FICrIoAvLedLAsKervE,
e like the silvery
kbt2 ese vrav3es l_gmepntly w'ash the basements of the
4);kqatlietlings that skirt the shore), to reflect in quiv.er-
etAtt!that stades the graceful. outlineseofs_tahsowtoswor
V 14,4 elSiorreosusdes themdsetlTlees
richin thaeut du h
emnal tints of the
liNt„he
/?qt tips eases,
diarbend their haughty heads in the
110 iC,sktiffiluriant verdure.
11,14b4erie,Ilee of themst gorgeous city in the world will
I,n 1110 t,riticalice when compared with Constantinople.
•.xik Mot Passing, beauty of its numerous edifices and
1),, 04 ki ninents of nature added, that the spectator seems
tn, Ns'to blues
landto behold the embodiment of the wildest
4:t4t,,t dhe denizen of a new world. Tl!e beta: !
al
lute
uat pervades the whole Picture gives t ,
„ Aro 113 and effective, and affords ft powerful relief to
Lt. Itullent objects, amongst which may be enume-
-4:

I, of T,LIIE MOS OF SO,
414 ;e'e Li Proph tQUE's beard, withLIMAINE its four graceful mina-
` the sky,eits mighty dome, and cloistered courts.
THE MOSQUE OF SELIM.
411 E SERASKIER'S TOWER.
, MOSQUE OF BAJAZET.
Tli THE MOSQUE OF YEISEF MENI.
MOULDERING TOWER OF GALATA.
hue rir4,4lE PALACE OF MAHMOUD,
sc.'!est tints of nature, presents a gorgeous con-
'4,?e tOnPle yet magnificent is the scene, so
.chaste
`'lst l';,tolie of colouring in the richly. broken lines of
Nature's self, it defies descriptive art.
Tilt
;:.41 th AMPHITHEATRE OF HILLS,
kit'ees e inajestic city, are represented with the same
"Plett tat Dervades Vie whole Painting ;,,and eaci.
tpre
Art b° tfie tint of our colder sky, that where Na u
%Ins" is really questionable.
71t4tirY li THE SHIPPING,
clques passing to and fro, all aid a scene
uignified as " nothing less delightful than

ktin
Ih4
ittht, tl '
-linarets of all the Mosqu,.. .
ljii tiiiti,.4ILLIANTLY ILLUMINATED;
.11/L
'Pated that the effects produced in pourtraying
%pi in TURKISH RAMAZAN, OR LENT,
Ulagnificence anything hitherto attempted in the
faithfuli PYROTECHNIC
Y followingmagical transitions that
eN Riil
"Nue° of STAMBOUL unlike those of any
2 , they will be of that extravilgant character
q 4,4, ilibe the climax of beauty ant( brill an ey .
txeet PAINTING AND MODELLING
)°T 1.,p",,`,ed under the able superintendence of Mr.
4ttf.4,Part„,'"'oll whose skill and long connection with the
jr,ent'of the Royal Vauxhall Gardens, give him
'es Dr,,,leePton of effect and colour, that he has been W,„-m,Oce a Pict re which may unhesitatingly be
e "1' lk of Art, andu
which cannot fail to command
Ot, "qt.

qe,of er THE ELECTRIC LIGHT
1114,,,ec1i0n, and its brilliancy will be so powerful
Ltykm 'nate the whole of the surrounding vicinity.
ONe4Neh p THE FIREWORKS
tOttit thVvlliol ',ening will comprise a variety
.of N E W
I,444,eloitrae,ring the whole of the past Winter have
construction, under the superintendence
,rto 's, and will be of the same racy character
ti called forth the moat enthusiastic encomiums.
folly THE GARDENS
Nith he i'Bge, and are yearly becoming more beautiful
L. to taolvers-whs are verdant green, and the parterres are
kr7,14.4., breer:e.that are already lending their balmy fra-

44 eat,
t 4 rlaind'Y in THE MENAGERIE
'-'o44red creased
etionaof ne 9f the finest Lion addedp,
all Animals, have been to the

pieh, "1.,E CONCERT HALL
ttlioitt, Q 4414 lencoeraar Tr.hßA,:ry
c is inisEirtedeawsapiNercl
'r'rQ the ecViit,la Operas of which
the day. The Ceiling, too, is
expensive'l4.etleVs'"YvviEngagements smaorset
undeniablemanrr. tatnnf,a Rill
will appear in rapid succession.
1,14,, be flail REFECTORY
kot
hy
ESE SPLENDID
with the choicest viands.
LaEnd leldDbEyrr.DtotiNG, which has
4:11, hall)gtnented, and into which the Sax Horns
rtri een secured, and will each Gala Day play
and fashionable Music of the age.
THE GALA DAYS
WILL BE rom,„F
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and

FRIDAi.

`I, 'f
VIA ktirai • ---
• ilt!1„1,11 „,841011 for the Season, (including Galas, Con-
Ndjtilta Entertalnments,)gle Subscription,
-.at% o,,renThers of the same Family, R 1 115. 6d. ;
1314 . to same Family, 6s.
te A .I.__.
--s.qu&sion, 11. i Children, 6d.

SALE AND SOIREE.
JAMES' SCHOOLS,

IT is proposed to celebrate the RE-OPENING of
these scHooLs.THis DAY. (Tuesday,) the Ist May.

—Seine Articles having remained unsold at the Bazaar in 1847,
the Committee have made considerable additions, and deter-
mined upon a Sale of the same at the approaching Celebration,
with a view to meet the indispensable expenses, not included in
the Builder's Contract, such as Furnishing, Gas Fittings, &c.
The Sale will commence at Eleven o'qggii,,aad a Band be in

attendanc

--ficiIIIVENING there wi a SOIREE at the School, when
W. M. FISHER, Esq., ' exhibit his splendid Collection of
Dissolving Views, ptural, Classical, and Miscellaneous.
During the Eveni it is also proposed to have a Selection of
Vocal and Inst mental Music. Tea at Halt-past Six o'Clock.
Admission (-To the Sale, Sixpence, to be paid at the Door;
to the Sale and Soiree, Two Shillings. Tickets to be had at the
School, and the Rev. H. HAMPTON and the Rev. C. A. GRA-
HAM.

A PUBLIC MEETING will be held in the Medical
Institution, corner of Hope-streetrsPyrsaimy, (Tuesday,)
the Ist of May, at Two o'clock eke into consideratioc the
necessity of supportiig a ERNESSES' INSTITUTION,
in connexion with ' mg College for Governesses.
The Venerable Arc ideacon BROOKS will take the Chair.

LIVERPOOL RAGGED SCHOOL UNION.
THE SECOND ANNUAL MEETING will be held,
in the COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION, TO-MORROW (Wed-
sy) EVENING, the 2d instant. The Chair to be taken, at
,ast Six o'clock, by CHARLES INMAN, ESQ.
connected with the Societies in London and

Aberdee

re expected to address
JAMES RIE DUNCAN, Secretary.
Tickets of Admission t le Body and Lower Gallery may be
had at Mr. NEWLI S, Bold-street; Messrs. TURNER and
ROSE'S. South Ca e-street ;or from any member of the Com-
mittee. Admission to the Upper Gallery free.

BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL

AN ELECTION of a COUNCILLOR for No. 13,
or ST. ANNE-STREET WARD, to supply the Vacancy
occasioned by the Death of Thomas Poole, Esq., will be holden
on FRIDAY next, the 4th instant, and Notice is Hereby given
that the Alderman and Assessors of the said Ward have, with
the approbation of the Mayor, appointed the House No. 73, on
the west side of Christian-street, occ -by-Mr. Benjamin
Roberts, as the Polling Place f aid Election.
Those Burgesses who, b ' enrolled on the Burgess Roll, as
rated in respect :H P' ises in No. 13, or SAINT ANNE-
STREET WARD ; a also in respect of Premises in any other
Ward, did, at the veral Ward Elections, holden on the First
day of November,, and the First day of March last, select their
Ward by Voting in any Ward other than No. 13, or SAINT
ANNE-STREET WARD, will not be entitled to Vote at the
present Election.
The time allowed for Polling is from Nine o'clock in the
Morning to Four o'clock in the Afternoon, but the presiding
Officers have the power to close the Poll at any time before
Four o'clock, if one hour shall have elapsed during which no
Vote shall have been tendered for any Candidate.

The Person elected will continue in Office until the let day
of November, 1851.
By order of the Mayor, and of the Alderman and Assessors
of the Ward,

WM. SHUTTLEWORTH, Town-clerk
Town-hall, Ist May, 1849.

LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY,

NORTHERN DIVISION.
SUMMER ARRANGE SS

THE Public is respectfull ' ormed that on and
after the Ist May, Add" nal Trains will run between
Liverpool and Manchester d that alterations will take place
in some of the Departu . Time Bills, containing the above
changes, may be h at the Stations on and after the 39th
instant.

By order, MARK HUISH
General Manager's Office, Lime-street,
Liverpool, 25th April, 1849.

NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE RAILWAY.

ACCELERATION OF TRAINS BETWEEN LIVERPOOL
AND DERBY.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on and after
TUESDAY, the Ist May, the TRAINS on the NORTH
STAFFORDSHIRE RAILWAY between CREWE aid BUR-
TON-ON-TRENT will be ACCELERATED so as to convey
Passengers through from LIVERPOOL to DERBY, in about
Four Hours.

The UP TRAINS will riutirrfoliowal,-
From Liverpool. From Crewe. rf. at Stoke. Burton. Derby
A.M. A.M. A.M.
9 30 10 11 35 - -
. I. P.M. P.M. P.M.
11 15 1 10 1 45 3 5 3 45
P.M.
1 0 2 50 3 25 435 5 0
5 0 6 20 6 58 820 -

The North Staffordshire Railway Time Tables, containing
all further particulars, may be obtained at any of the London
and North-Western Railway Stations.

By order. S. P. BIDDER, Manager
Railway Office, Stoke, April 27th.

WHITEMAN'S
BRUNSWICK CLUB

TRADESMAN'S HALL

Open Daily from One o'clock to Eleven, and on Sundays at
Six in the Evening.

NEW and Spacious Rooms, supplied with London,
Liverpool, and Itovineial-
NEWSPAPERS, M-KGAZINES, &c. ;
Also,
AN EX NSIVE LIBRARY;
ivened by the new
A 317- CAN TEN PINS,
TH OLD ENGLISH NINE PINS,
BILLIARDS,
CHESS, DRAUGHTS, GYMNASTIC EXERCISES,
And a Variety of other Reereationa,
ENTIRELY FREE OF ANY EXTRA CHAROE.

The following Subscriptions entitle the Members to all the
advantages of the Club :
Annual,lsB.; Half Yearly, 95.; Quarterly, ss. ; Monthly, 2s. 6d.
Day Tickets Fourpence each.
All Subscriptions to commence from the date of entrance.

WARM, COLD, AND SHOWER BATHS, 9d. EACH

DAILY ORDINARY,
At a Quarter-past One.
Charge, ls. ; Nou-Members, Is. 3d. ; Fee, Id

ALL THE BEST & NEWEST BOOKS IN EVERY
DEPARTMENT OF LITERATURE.

PARRY'S PUBLIC LIBRARY,
REMOVED TO LARGER PREMISES,
85, RENSHATV-STREET, TOP OP BOLD-STREET.
THIS LIBRARY containsAhe STANDARD and
HIGHER ORDER OF L ' RATURE not usually found
at Establishments of this ki s s , as, in addition to the whole of
the LAST NEW NOVEL', it includes :
I.—All the best New ' mica on the Day of Publication, in
HISTORY, TRAVE BIOGRAPHY, &c.
lI.—A Collectio s f upwards of Thirty Thousand Volumes of
Select STANDA t I and POPULAR LITERATURE.
larg • Collection of FOREIGN WORKS, the New
Publications • ing constantly added.
IV.—All s e REVIEWS and MAGAZINES, with the best
Periodica iterature generally.
FAMILIES and BOOK CLUBS in the Country, supplied
with 20 volumes at each time, of such nooks as they may desire,
at £65 ss. per Annum.

BOTTLED-EXTRA STOUT.
TN consequence of the numerous complaints of in.
prior spurious Porter being sold for " Guinness' Stout,"
their Agent here has been induced to co Bottling their
EXTRA OR DOUBLE STOUT him , and to secure the Public
against further imposition, e ottle will be labelled with the
Autograph of the Agent

LACKBURNE,
3, GOREE.TA AND 34, EXCHANGE-STREET EAST.
Payment, Cash, including Bottles, if not returned at the time.

IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES FURNISHING.

AT THE FURNITURE
19, BOLD-STREET,
May be seen a very extensive Stock of
FOUR-POST BEDSTEADS, CHAIRS,
HALF-TESTER DITTO, SOFAS,
FRENCH DITTO, COUCH
SIDEBOARDS, B SES,
CHIFFONIERS, FICE TABLES,
WARDROBES, CHIMNEY GLASSES,
DINING TABLES, DRESSING DITTO,
LOO DITTO, FEATHER BEDS,
WORK DITTO, f MATTRESSES,
And every Article requisite for House Furnishing, manufac-
factured with the best Materials and Workmanship, and well
worthy the attention of Buyers.
The NUMBER is 19, BOLD-STREET.
SAMUEL CUTTER,
PROPRIETOR.

MART,

THE NEW DESIGNS,

URQUHART AND ADAMSON,

CABINET-MAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, BEDSTEAD, BED-
DING, & LOOKING-GLASS MANUFACTURERS,
13, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
(Workshops, Church-lane and Back Bold-street,)
RESPECTFULLY direct the attention of PARTIES
ABOUT TO FURNISH, HOTEL KEEPERS, CON-
TRACTORS, MERCHANTS, EXPORTERS, and the TRADE,
to their STOCK of warranted

HOUSE FUR RE,
(allowed by the Trade and oth obe one of the largest in the
three kingdoms,) manufact d under their own personal su-
perintendence, in well- asoned choice materials, superior
workmanship, and in ariety of NEW, ELEGANT, and ORIGI-
NAL designs, (inc ing the Jenny Lind patterns,) arranged
under the depaittents of
_ _ _

1, Cabinet Furniture, Bedsteads, and Upholstery ;
2, Chimney, Pier, and Dressing Glasses ;
3, Bed Feathers, Spring and Feather Beds, Mattresses, &c
4. Painted Articles of every kind.

, ....
The Goods bear Urquhart and Adamson's brand, and, being
all marked in plain figures, show at once to Cash Buyers the
ADVANTAGE, SECURITY, and SATISFACTION derived by select-
ing this Stock of warranted Furniture, manufactured by the
sellers expressly for their customer trade.
Export orders to any extent executed with care and despatch.

.
SOLE AGENT .'..-I:IITE.JR4I7OOL FOR

LINCOLN AND BENNE,..T-T)-4-- HATS.
JOSEPH WRIGHT, TER TO HER MAJESTY,
wri_strget
9, SUPER-LIGHT
H-STREET
Also for BENNETT'S PER-LIGHT PERFECTLY VEN-
TILATED HATS, rch weigh only Three-and-a-Half Ounces.
They are a luxury in warm weather, " particularly to those
subject to headach."

THE RUNCORN BONE-WORKS COMPANY.
THIS COMPANY begs to intimate to the Public,
that in addition to supplying
BONE DUST AND BO . GS,
For Manure, th ave become
BUTTON AND SI MANUFACTURERS ;
Also, Makers of AN AL CHAR, for Sugar Refining,
MP BLACK, &c.
App!y at the WOR s; or to MAGEE and CORCORAN, 13, New
Quay, Liverpool.

HYDROPATHIC BATHING IN LIVERPOOL.
THE Public are respectfully infoimed that the
BATHS most used in the COL "PAPER curm have
been added to the WARM, V R, and MEDICATED
ONES, in CASES-STREET, Cla -square. The Proprietor has
adopted the best known s, by visiting the most celebrated
Establishments ; and sin hopes every satisfaction will be
given to the Visitors 6f his own.