The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-16 00:00:00

LOCAL NEWS.

QaTHY tHRATRE.--.The French company commence their en-
st!ernent at our Theatre-vocal on Monday next: We under-
stlVlhat Miss Adelaide O'Bryan, " the English Tag,lioni," as
ip~nas been styled, and. Signor.
Saxoni,who have been delight-
(lll4'!"e frequenters of. the Dublin theatre with their
aexcellent,
are also engaged, and will make their de,:ut on the
evening, in conjunction with the French company.
likxTasoiroiNa v:.OSciXFIRENCE —A very strong glare of
Theis Was perceived to
,illuminate the Town-ball last evening.
erephenomenon wati-Oectiiioned by the Mayor giving a dinner
saC,at Judoius Pipes, tobacco; and pots of ale were much.
Ye e' for in their respective markets during the whole of
sterday.
th, A' Bea ov.This jeu d'esprit, which, in a strain of
racteristic Irish humour, sets forth tn the life What may fairly
li44PPoited to result; in inunmerable..instances,fromdhe aciup
ra of the National'SYsterii ofZducisfirm. -of which it is hard to
ti4whether it be mute inignitons.oeprepostetons,is.tir produc.
4, We
lundnerstand; ora young clergyman in ,Dublin of. the
rwi.
e „„,
rtEGISTRALTS:OI4.7-2. 11,.e'rrig.ster of voters
'en-
t,,tlt Year was last week delivered up by the clerk-of theliettc9,
5,9:te sheriff. The -total number in" the northern division is
year and in the southern, 17,574: cmnoared with the last
thet' %re is a decreaie in tho,nurthern division of 37, and. in
° ern of 226. -'
fitp. riaiTosn's Cuisican.—We' beg to refer our readers to
tlikk 1!)y(is advertisement, his uitide of cleaning the waterproof
are
8 is most excellent and
by the process used by lum they ,
Aiendered equal to. new.
fiet."„.•.Russell, whose' advertisement appears in anothercolum.n,
laqh",ith a very flattering reception in his new character ot a
4lidn.urarnatist on Monday evening last, at the Templars' Hall,
lioN'sa,.ve, with excellent effect, "Two Volumes" of "Re”collec..
4114 °I Things what in-ay or may not have Happened. We
se
aPeak too highly of the talent of. this. gentleman ; and
oar who have the satisftiaion of witnessing him will not think
Dart:lleonium undeserved. It would occupy too much space to
tsitihslelliarize each cleVer. feature in
.Mr. 11.'s innusing enter-
Jatlit, and we shthild strongly recommend our readers to
se ^e for themselves op ,Monday e.vening,next.
AR
nioss ASIMLICA.—The following is a list of pas-
„a ell'', "
by the St. Andre*, W. C. Thompson, from New York,
a”:—MoncureAtobittson, Philadelphia; Mr. Elliat,
1346111",..t0n ; Messrs. l3ucitanan, Ewing, Flail, Cocker, and
uanada ; Mr. tinghes, London; Mr. Powers, lady, two
kathP, and servant, Ireland;' Lieut. Hayes,' 15th Regiment,
; Mr. Hamblin, Bowery Theatre, New York; Mr.
lievitleytt4Ektigland; Mr. Rankin, Nova Scotia; Mr. Morewood,
Ri„, •
as 1, '.I.:TR OF RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF A CLERGYMAN
1114 t lit! CHURCH OF ENGLAN D.—We are much gratified to find
Pave the congregation of St. Michael's Church, Pitt-street,
14 the:ected a most chaste and elegant marble monument, with-
altar, to the memory of their late much-loved and
Pros:ltied minister the Rev. Henry Berry. In times like the
~T; when cler'gymen of the Established Churc
inattentive to
are assailed
the 8-:"quy by the LIBERAL. press of the day, as o
etlueNatl!itual welfare of their flocks, as well as to the scriptural
p°o of their poorer brethren, we earnestly recommend
thenr-leaders and the public to visit the above church and satisfy
listril:lves of the feeline's which must exist in that, populous
m'e towards the establishment, and that it does not require
Parteci of a wealthy congregation to testify their esteem for dhe.
4ecareAw'orth. Diiring his short ministry among. them, e
atm etc,' their love and affection by his zeal' for their temporal
t'Oaractlial haPpiness and by promoting and carrying into fnll
•111 a daily scheol's for the education of the rising genera-
hq, whieli schools the children are taught to fear God and
by our the the lire. We -understand the monument was erected
111(1 A"wnsmati, Mr. Sponce, Browhlow-hill. The design
Psties"",matiship reflects the highest credit upon ban.
,4iver tfie remark that- with proper management, the town of
and.
`4leaterZlitti)iPzl. not loek'beyoud their own neighbourhood for