The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-07-10 00:00:00

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27th day of Joy% too,
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AVERAGE PRICE:OF :13ITGAR.- ovo
The average priee of • Brown 'or, linscoVadO Sugar. c°106.00
from the returns made in the week ending 3d JulY,: Cu
33s 4id per hundred weight, exclusive of the duties 0!.,`-'tv
paid or payable there= on. the importation thereof "
Britain.

MEETINGS OF CIIIMITOIIS.

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10. John Chesworth, (2d) ~..Clarendon
/0. John Mulholland and Co. (sep. div.) • Ditto••••
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10. George R. Wardall, •(div.)
11. Thomas Rutter. ( Ditto. • '
12. M. and J. C. Batton, (special). ...Laces. Clay awl C°o:. j•J
12. Matthew Crozier, !div.) Clarendon IW° .• •
12, Thomas Ford, (Ist)
13. IMMO M•Nieol, (Ist) B ink ru pts' Court. Vlion,e•
14. Christopher L. Sharpies l3rabner and Atha,'

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STEAM
noon one of Messrs, Robins, Mills and Co.'s fiv b'Lae 150/I'io
with goods, Awl propelled by steam. arrived iv t"oce,,rl,,
basin, Knott Mill, from London. The engine isdixes
the cabin at the stein of the vessel, and the
immediately behind the rudder. this arra,.bof tcoei-
more surge is created than br the coulinon meth( :1 0 r
by horse power, and the journey from Lenu°
formed in a much shorter spane "timel

.7 c:/i) /THEATRWRO AL4' LLTERPOOL.
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• ?r,„4"?.,iefA.DESIOISELLE TAGLIONI ENGAGED FOR A
,1-144tR- - THIRD NIGHT.
. :In consequence of the overflow to all parts of the House on
Monday evening, and of the unprecedented demand for
Places, the Public is respectfully informed that an arrange-
mint has been made with MADEMOISELLE TAG-
:I,LIONI for a Third Performance, which wilt take, place on
frvii, 41-11IIISDA:Y next July 12, being pOsitively her last lip-
* pearance in England previous to her departure for the
Continent.
To afford equal facilities in securing places for the Third
Night, the Box Plan for that Evening will not be open
until WEDNESDAY MORNING, When places may be secured
from Ten until Three.
The highly celebrated Vocalist, Madame CINTI DAM°.
REAU, and the first Pianist of the day, Mons. DOEHLER,
of her Majesty's Theatre, and of the Nobility's Concerts,
London, are engaged for Four Nights, and will make their
first appearance here on TUESDAY, the lith of July, Their
other Nights of Performance will be Wednesday, Thursday-,
and Friday, the 18th. 19th, and 20th of July.
Signor -CU RIONI and Signor F. LAI3LACHE, of her
Majesty's theatre, are also engaged for Four Nights; as like-
wise Mr. BOC EISA, who will direct the Operatic Enter-
tainments, and perform on the Harp some of his most favour-
ite pieces. The Box Plan for these Four Nights will be
open on MONDAY, July 16; and, notwithstanding the very
heavy expense attending the above Engagements, no advance
will be made in the prices of admission.
'1 HIS present TUESDAY, July 10, 1838, MADEMOI-
-L SE LLE TAGLIONI will appear in three of her must
popular Dances.
The Evening's Entertainments will commence with the
DAYpetite Comedy of a
AFTER TE WEDDING.
At the end of the Piece, MademHoiselle Taglioni will appear
in the highly successful Dance of
fas i:)a.IInIAZURKA
In Russisn Costuine,r
gqished approbation, at the lc'hed by
'sThe• Theatre, her with the most distill•
and at her Maje3ty eatre-Royal, St: P. etersbure
London.
After which: he Musical Farce of
NO!

Maria
Lady Doubtful .• •.............. Miss Smith.
At the end of the..... ••
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Second Pi .............. Miss a Julida Smith.
ece, the rn
PAS DE LA SYLPHIDE' Dv Madetnoiselle Tagiioni and Mr. J. Ridgway, assisted by
the Corps de Ballet.

To which will be added the Farce of
MIL AND MRS. PRINGLE.
At the end of which, Mademoiselle Taglioni will Dance, for
the second time here, the
CAC HOUC LI A,
Assisted by the Corps de Ballet.
To conclude with the Farce of the
RENDEZVOUS.
Lower Boxes, 41.; Upper Boxes, 3s. Gd.; Pit, 2s. Gd.;
Gallery, Is.
Doors to be Opened at Half-past Six, and the Perform-
ance to commence at Seven o'clock.
The Box-office will be open daily from Ten until Three,
when Tickets and Places for the BOxes may be had of Mr.
Parker.

On WEDNESDAY, The FOUNDLING OF THE
FOREST, NO SONG NO SUPPER, and the BLIND
BOY.

LIVEIL THEATRE.

MR. JOSHUA GREEN, MUSICIAN, respectfully in-
,forms his Friends that his BENEFIT is fixed for FRI-
DAY EVENING, the 13th instant, on which occasion
there will be a Double Orchestra, under the direction of
Mr. T. Hughes, from the Theatres Royal, London. •
THE Evening's performance will commence with an
entire new Ballet of Action, entitled
THE WARRIOR'S RETURN;

or:,
THE ROSE OF NORMANDY.
The music composed by Mr. 'l'. Hughes.
Principal Characters by Mademoiselle RostElt. Mr. GIBSON,
Miss CLARKE, Mrs: Tot.mix, aided by a strong and efficient
CORPS DE BALLET.
After which a Musical Olio.
Mr. I'. HUGHES, the Flute Paganini, has kindly consented
for this night to perform a Solo on the Flute, at the same
time accompanying himself on the Piano Forte, and playing
the most difficult and rapid passages.
To be followed by a laughable
BURLETTA.
The whole to conclude with a favourite Pantomime, which
has been revived by particular desire. called
SEE SAW MARGERY DAW.
Harlequin Mr. Gibson.
Clown ...Mr; Kiug. Pantaloon ....Mr. Brown.
Columbine. ..Mdlle. Rosier.
Further particulars will be expressed in the bills of the day.
Tickets to he had of Mr. Green, at the Manchester Tavern,
White Mill-street, Gloucester-street, near the Railway Ste-
tiou.