The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02 00:00:00

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THEATRE-ROYAL, WILLIAMSON-SQUARE.
Mader the Management of Mr. Mercer H. Simpson.
Second Night of the Engagement of Mr. VANDENHOFF, the
Second
Classical Tragedian.
'mond Night of the New Farce of TAKING THE PLEDGE,
which was received last night with shouts of laughter and
please.
HIS present TUESDAY EVENING, the 2d inst.,
Will be performed Bhalispere's Play of
0 T lfeEert .
Othello ...... Mr. Vande ho lago o Mr. Couldock.
DeSdemona.. Miss E. y Lague. I Emilia.. Mrs. Maddocks.
BOLERAS DEADIS, by Mr. and Miss Gilmer.
Alexander After which, a Farce, called
-TAKING THE PLEDGE.
Pops.. Mr. R. Roxby. I Augustus Larkins.. Mr. Nye.
Emil • Rosabella Chip Miss Beaufort.
Gusset ..... Miss Kathleen Fitzwilliam, with the Song of
" I wish I was a Lady."
TO-MOREOW, (Wednesday') will be repeated .the Tragedy
of BRUTUS. Lucius Junius- Brutus, Mr. Vandenhoff.—Ana
other Entertainments.
ParcEs OF ADMISSION:—Dress Boxes. 45.; Upper Boxes,
11. 6d.
;earn , pit, Is. 6d. Gallery, 6d. Children under Twelve
The Age, Half-price to the Dress Boxes only.
Aox-office will be opened daily, from Ten until Three.
,=?T's to be opened at Halt-past Six o'clock; the Performance
viii,ruc Admission
at Seven precisely.
the business
mission at the Stage Door, but to persons engaged in
of the Theatre.
Stage-Manager, Mr. ROBERT ROXBY.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE,
GREAT CHARLOTTE STREET.
Sole Lessee and Manager, Mr. W. it C()PELAND.

Crowded Houses Nightly hail tune WONDERFUL FEATS of
HORSEMANSHIP in the ARENA!
TSecond Night of a NEW COMIC BALLET.
HIS present TUESDAY EVENING, the 2d inst.,
and every Evening during the Week,
TEKELI ; OR, THE SIEGE 0.16--MONTGA.TZ.
SCENES IN 'll ilelkerßCLE.
To conclude with a Ne mic Ballet, entitled
LE PORTRAIT.
Principal character olioe. Dentin, Mons. Heulin, and Mr.
Pearson.
BIORNING PERFORMANCE NEXT FRIDAY.
The Doors will be opened at Half-past Eleven in the Morn-
ing, and the Performances commence at Twelve o'clock pre-
cisely; the Entertainments concluding by Half-past Four.
Carriages may be ordered at Four, as, notwithstanding the
length Of the Performance, and the determination to omit no
Part of it, every precaution wilt be taken to prevent no loss of
sitne between the varied Amusements.
Prices of Admission the same as usual :—Dress Circle, 3s. ;
Juveniles, 2s. Side Boxes, 2s. 6d. ; Juveniles, Is. 6d. Pit,
Is. 6d.; Juveniles, Is. Gallery, (Id.
The Evening Performance will take place as usual.

THE NEW ORLEANS ETHIOPIAN SERE-
NADERS, FROM AMERICA,
C OMPRISING the following MEMBERS :---
THE AMERICAN OLE BELL,
G. SWAIN,
•
S. SANDFORD,
S.'BURKE, and
T. C. RAINER,
Have just arrived from New Orleans, and would respectfully
announce to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Liverpool that they
Will give a Series of their
GRAND AND UNI NCERTS,
AT THE ROYAL ASSEMBLY MS, GREAT GEORGE-STREET,
THIS EVBNIN , (Tuesday,) the 2d instant,
Tn-stonitow, (Wednes ,) the 3d, and FRIDAY EVENING, the
't instant, and also pon the MORNING of FRIDAY. The
Songs are new an ostly original, and sung in harmony in
the style of the celebrated
HUTCHINSON AND RAINER FAMILIES.
,•-stekets—Reseived Seats, 3s. ; Back Ditto, 25.; Gallery, Is.
uoors open at a Quarter-past Seven, Performance to com-
mence
at Eight o'clock precisely. „
'riday Morning Concert, at IVO o'clock.

CONCERT-lIALL, LORD NELSON-STREET.
iILR. HENRY SMITH (from America) begs
espectfuity to announce that the INJUNCTION ob-
ithirazis4lBsn.giHnegnry Russell on the 3d of April last, to restrain
His Honour the° certain Songs published
aNSMIN°}Y.DI3y.
ippositions, was
ing pay' e N Ice-Chancellor of Englapd, Mr. Russell hay-
Pyerr.s..4 th": 2d December,
ibthere,closs4t6s. of the suit.— Vide the London
Of j*
.6MITH begs leave to state that he will have the honour
Piing his celebrated
VOCAL ENTERTAINMENT,
Persed
Inters
with characteristic Awitedn'fr.s, Negro Melodies,
and Buffo Songs, the composi • sof John Parry, &c., on
the gs of
77/1,3 PRESENT TUES 17,in
TO- MORROW (Wednesday),
THURSDAY, an RIDAY nest, Feb. 2,3, 4, 5.
PROGRAMM R THIS EVENING (TUESDAY).
PART I. •
Song—" Come, Brothers, arouse"—Words by M. Bernhard.
nelad—" Woodman, spare that Tree"—Words by G. P. Mor-
ris, of New York.
bescririve Scena—" The Lifeboat"—Words by Mrs. Crawford.
alla—" Tubal Cain"—Words by CharleMacka.
Descriptive Song—" The Newfoundland Dog"-Words by F.
W. N. Bayley.
13e8criPtive Cantata—" The Maniac "—Words from Monk
Lewis's "Captive."
8134—" Mr. Daniel Tucker"—A national American or Negro

melody.
• PART 11.
r,l.g---"A Life on the Ocean Wave"—Words by E. Sargeant.
-"riPtive Scena—" The Ship on Fire "—Words by Charles
Mackay.
134114.4---" Robin Ruff" —describing a conversation between
thaVvo_poor men, youno• Robin Ruff and old Gaffer Grey.
Goin' ober de.Mountain"—a national American or
Negro melody.

PROGRAMME FOR TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY).
PART I.
wive Ballad—" Land ho !"—Words by G. P. Morris, of
New York.

Rocked in the Cradle of the-Deep "—Music by J. P.
Knight.
,ptive Scena—" The Shipwreck"—Words by Alexander
h`'ohnson, written expressly for Mr. Smith's Entertainment. -
"eScriptive Cantata—" The Maniac "—Words from Monk
Lewis's " Captive."
Ballad—" Rockaway"—Words by 11. J. Sharpe. of New York.
Descriptive Scena—" Stand to your Guns"—descriptive of a
Sea Fight.
Song—" The Boatman of the Ohio "—A national American or
Negro melody.
PART 11.
84311 g—" My Heart 's in the Highlandpss"—Words by Burns,
usic by H. Pil.
Descriptive Scena—" M
The Gamblerh'sli 'Wife "—Words by Dr.
oates, of
bescriptive Scena--." The ShipPhilad onej Fie" —Words by Charles
Mackay.
Finale—" Walk along, John"—A national American or Negro
melody.

Admission—Reserred Seats, 2s. ; Side Gallery, is. ; Body,
openecJ2__itsevei,_Doors to be o'clock, to
commence at Eight.

WILSON'S SONGS OF SCOTLAND.
OcONCBRT-HALL. LORD NELSON-8 BEET.
isl MONDAY next, the Bth ins , r. WILSON
or ye his public Ente ent of MARY QUEEN
favourite condensed into on art, and a Selection of the
On wevr,•,,,N,GS OF SC •
an E --"SDAY t h instant Mr. WILSON will give
Piano-forte,•ll4. LAD
h I?,tertaintnent
.Sehats,,gso.c e SONGS OF SCOTLAND, in which
p 7 sin a varietyof popular SONGS and BALLADS.
mence "de Gallery, Is.; Body, 6d. To com-

CONCERT HALL, LORI) NELSON-STREET.
NI n ATS - -
—,‘ . JULLIEN'S GRAND CONCERT,
On MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22nd.
JULLIEN begs most respectfully to inform
,t. ... • his Patrons, the Nobility, Gentry, and the Inhabitants
AI Liverpool, that he intends giving One GRAND INSTRU-
,,nN'IAL CONCERT, on MONDAY, Feb. 22nd. • The orchestra will include the following celebratee Artistes :-
4011 S. BAUMANN, Mr. LAZARUS,
Mr. RICH A RDSON, I Mons. PROSPERE,
Sig. CIOFFI, He . EMBERG,
Sig. CASOLANI,
r HAUSMANN,
Mr. Rowt.Alvo, r. Cunrrr,
Mons. ANTOINE, MORS. COLLINET.
Cornet -a-P• one—HERB KCENIG.
( er—MR. BAKER. •
• Conductor—MONSlEUß JULLIEN.
nThe remaining portion of the Artistes are selected from the,
,;rthestra of the Concerts Jullien, at the Theatre-Royal, Co.
Illne Programme Will be selected from the chef-d'ceuvres of
by Mons. JULLIEN at his Dr7t4,°veiCanind mthe Works of the Classical Masters ; also, the
kiinal . Novelties introduced
An-
Garden ries of Concerts,
N. 'lita r Qua-
-1846, at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-
chine , including his New Grand Descriptive .
,i, ry
I:lLe4ettitledßarristt ARMY," and the ' iiww AME-
lietu=9LßA " which nightly attracted the most crowded
"h;rti4ever'assembled in the Theatre.
r47erv,,Larticulars duly announced.
r k —ats, ss. ; Side Galleries, 3s. 6d. ; Promenade, Is.
~.,..4,.. . at
ihuircerLto
'''',lTy.;,-"eet • '"•;',kl of Mr. DREAPER, Bold-street ; Mr. MIME,
I:loo,`reet, it 4,1 SMITH, Lord-street; and Mr. BESWICK,
ti 2.1,. '8 ODp.' 'NC ellers
--____ 11-aslf-past. Seven. Concert to commence at
ROB .-
T c., L 414 ASSEMBLY-ROOMS,
L 0 $ T GREAT GEORGE-STREET.
giii„ Friend' E' C H respectfully announces to her
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4/0 4 CO and the Public of Liverpool, that.she intends
loth.lC, at A CERT of VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL
in"a_the above Rooms, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the
the natant' for which occasion she has secured the services of
celeb,„ Mr. EDWARD W. T ,
•ated•Violinist, of the I ' Opera and Philharmonic
Conce ondon.
VOCAL RFORMERS:
• MIS LEACH,'
ISS PARSONS,
R. RYALLS,
from theSouthamMptßon, AND
WinChEesAterC, 'Lid other:Concerts.
_ .Conductor—Mr. T 0 M S ,
~. Tickets
inzhboe NoNblitlaipjeedsiodfe
Miss
stshLeEPAicaz
GalleaFrytorl,le2e.sr.
.4, Staffordstreet ;
i 4 Back Seats, 35.; Residence,
4eserved
sea,s
.a.nd at the principal Music Shops.
NOW , EXHIBITING
oPPOSITit rIN TIIE HAYMARKET,
WOMBWELL'S DE RAILWAY STATION,
N, NOT TO UK Ectu ROYAL MENAGERIE,
This noble and interesting M IN THE WORLD I
tn„and, exhibited before II er rti,dttlau-was, by specia Prorn-
Lmbert, and the Court, at •lise7),):
,-,lueen Victoria, ince
"eats, the second time Mr. 1, bvvell estie, in October last ;
eXhibitingthem before the vereigna 01. had the honour of
'Poccasion, to his late Maje(ty William Iv. ,gl,Vond—on the first
ie Establishment is accompanied by Miss cull:" Adelaide.
...ion .... , A, The
1„ •-ilieen, who will perform daily with her it
'‘ltie Lions. 01,41 Group of
s.,,.,.Adtriission, Is.—Children under Ten Years, nam.„,..
`''lntg , Time, Half-past Nine in the Evening, 6,ree-
.....„
• extra.

CATHOLIC BALL.
THE - ANNUAL BALL, for the BENEFIT of the
FEMALE ORPHAN HOUSE and other CATHOLIC
t,RARITIES of LIVERPOOL, will he held; by permission of
Ntayor and Town Council, at the T "-HALL, on MONDAY,
15th February instant.
Mrs. CHARLES S LEY, Denhall,
iCk LADY TRONESS.
40setS 10S. each, (tej shinents inc:uded,) to be had of
rs. liocx TAFF and WIN, 50, Castle-street; Messrs. BOOKER
streßanelagliPiKet ; Messrs. lIIME and SoN, Church-
; Mr. PARSONS, Bold-street ; and at the usual places.
Lae Doors will be opened at Half-past Eight.
R. 11. SHEIL, Hon. Sec.