The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-13 00:00:00

LIVER THEATRE, CHURCH-STREET.

EASTER MONDAY, AND LAST WEEK OF TII3/SEASON
BUT Two.
,•
For the BENEFIT of Mr. RAYMOND,
On which occasion, Mr. COLLINS, Principal Vocalist, from
the Theatres Royal, Covent-garden, Haymarket, &c., will
make his First Appearance in the celebrated and highly
i
suc-
cessful Drama of PAUL CLIFFOR /in which he has
sustained the Principal Character in th arinus London and
Provincial Theatres nearly 300 night with the most dis-
tinguished approbation, being-Engage for SIX NIGHTS
ONLY.
IA N MONDAY next, the 16th instant, the Evening's En-
li tertainments will commence with the New Darma (founded
on the Popular Novel) called
PAUL CLIFFORD; on, THE LOST HEIR.
Paul Clifford Mr. Collins.
Long Ned Mr. Thompson.
Messrs. Brown, King and Gibson will appear in a New Comic
' Dance called the "Three Jim Crows."
After which the Laughable Interlude of
' THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON.

Mortoeh Delany, Mr. Raymond, (in which character he will
sing, "The Groves of Blarney.")
FANCY PAS SUEL BY MRS. GIBSON.

In the course of the Evening a variety of Singing.
The Evening's Entertainments will conclude with a new

- Romantic Drama, entitled
KATE KEAR NEY;
OR, THE FAIRY OF THE LAKES

Ned Ryan Mr. Raymond I Kate Kearney.. Mrs. Raymond.
Tickets and places to be had of Mr. J. FoGG, at the Box-
office, open every day from Eleitn till Three at the usual
places.

DURING EASTER WEEK.
THE MOST REFINED ENTERTAINIWNT FOIL ALL

it,
-- - --- - ---61iissit§bi.gbc IET .
MBE celebrated PANORAMA of C TAIN ROSS'S
1 VOYAGES, and the HOLY CIT pf JERUSALEM,
exhibiting in the Large Room, Queen's rms Hotel, (entrance
by Cook-street,) will remain in Liverpool but a very few days
longer, when it will proceed to Dublin. Mr. Laidlaw most
earnestly incites those who have not seen it to lose no time.
Boxes,-Is., Gallery onl,, 6d. [Descriptive Book and Plate of
Jerusalem, 6,1.] Day Exhibition punctually at One, in the
Evening at Seven, and again at Half-past Eight o'clock.

CONCERT,
KNIGHTS TEMPLARS' HALL,
GREAT GEORGB'S-STREE,t.

ThER. MACPHERSON, Precentor ofi the Scotch Church,
ill Rodney-street, begs leave most respectfully to inform the
Ladies and Gentlemen of the above Critigregation, and the pub-
lic in general, that his •ANNUAL gqiNCERT will take place
on MONDAY, the 30th instant,

Vocal Per formgrs.

Mrs. HILES, Mr. DAVIES, Mr. BOOTHBY, Mr. MOR-

'BIS, and Mr. MACPHERSON.
Mr. G. EYTON will preside at the Piano Forte.
Tickets to be had at Mr. MACPHERSON'S, 1, Renshaw-street,
and at the Music Shops.

NEXT PRESENTATION, OR PERPETUAL4ADVOW-
SON,
In the counties of Salop, Westmoreland, or Cvmberland.
THE Friends of a Married Clergyman wish pi PURCHASE
JL for him the NEXT PRESENTATION to, or the PER-
PETUAL ADVOWSON of,. a LIVINCIif in the Country,
'(where the population is small,) in thei Counties of Salop,
Westmoreland, or Cumberland. As his object is to be usefully
and permanently employed in the Ministry, the amount of
Income, however small, is of secondary consideration ; but a
convenient Parsonage, or a House in thorough repair, (in or
near the parish,) which would be secured to the Clergyman for
his life, at a moderate rent, absolutely indispensable.
All letters to be post-paid, addressed to THOMAS Boy D. Esq.,
Solicitor, North Crescent Chambers, Lord-street, Liverpool

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We feel obliged for the communication of " A Tipperary
Man," which shall appear in our next.

7'he office of the LIVERPOOL STANDARD will be closed
at TEN o'CLocK this morning, after which copies of
this day's paper may be had at Mr. Arnold's, Post-
office place.

tiberpool tantarl•

FRIDAY -MQRNING, APRIL 13, 1838,

n. The Publication of the STANDARD commenced this morn
ing at 5 o'clock.

JAMAIC k.—We have received files of Jamaica papers
to the 4th ult. The political news which these papers
convey is not of much importance. The following para-
graph will please such of our readers as are friendly to

immediate abolition :"

We learn from a report of the legislative proceedings of Mont-
serrat, that the Board of Council and House of Assembly have
resolved to discontinue the apprenticeship entirely in that island
on the Ist of August next; and ordered the crown officer to
prepare a bill for the purpose of carrying their resolution into
e ffec t.—Jamaica Despatch.

From the same paper we learn that the British system
of agriculture is making way in different parts of the
island. The adoption of the plough, and other imple-
ments of husbandry used in -England, will, we doubt
not, effect a greater-revolution in the internal anirs of
Jamaica, in cetniriop With other parts of the West Indies,
than any other means. could • possibly accomplish. It is
with great pleaitire that we transcribe the following very
interesting account. of.. • •