The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-03-06 00:00:00

LIVER THEATRE, CHURCH-STREET.

Mr. J. L. HATTON'S BENEFIT.
RAYMON.
MR. E. BROWN, THE CELEBRATED FLAUTIST.
TLAST NIGH?' BUT ONE of JACK SHEPPARD.
HIS present FRIDAY, March 6th, 1840, will be per-
formed the favourite Drama, called the
PET OF THE PETTICOATS ;
On, THE CONVENT OF ST. ELM.
Paul Mrs. Raymond
Chevalier St. Pierre, Mr. Higgie Col. Belair, Mr. Barton
Capt. Cannonade, Mr. F. Gardner, in which he will sing
Job M" LET THE TOAST BE DEAR 1V0111AN."
onsieur Zephyr
.. .. Mr. C. F. Marshall
Convent Gardener, as originally act by him in
London) .. .. Mr. Tilbur
After which,R
OPI7OCALANDINSNTRum T
rTA L MUSIC.

Duet—Piano-forte and'Flute,
Mr. J. L. Hatton and Mr. E. Brown.
Song—Mr. F. Gardner,—" The Death of Nelson."
Song Mr. J. F. Hatton—" Largo al Factotum."
From Rossini's Opera of " II Barbiere di Viglia."
Misses Thomassin & Lidia will dance a favourite PAS DE DEUX
Madlle. Chevallier her favourite Dance of Cupid.
Mr. •Mum;rall will dance his celebrated Sailor's Hornpipe.
The whole to conclude with the celebrated Historical Drama of

JACK SHEPPARD,
THE HOUSEBREAKER OF 1703.-
Owen Wood, Mr. Tilbui y • Jack Sheppard, Mrs. Barton.
Joe Blueskin, 'Mr. J. 1,. Hatton,
In which character he will sing " The Jolly Nose," " Now
Farewell, my
.Rowry Towries," and the Chorus " Nix my
Dolly, Pals, fake away."
Tickets and places for the Boxes may be had of Mr.
J. L. HATTON, at Mrs. Hughes's, Clayton-square; and of Mr.
BRIZZE, at the Box-office, from Eleven till Three o'Clock.

LIVER THEATRE, CHURCH-STREET.
MRS. BENEFIT,
ON MONDAY NEXT the RAYMOND'
9Sth, and TUESDAY, the
10th March instant.
GREATEST NOVELTY OF THE SEAON.
TWO NEW DRAMAS. /
First Nights of the Representation of a NeaE, Adaptation,
expressly arranged for this Theatre .entitled
THE FATALATAL, SECRU !
which will include the entice strengWof the Company.
First Nights of a New Drama, in One Act, Translated from
the French of Mons. Scribe, by Mrs. Raymond, entitled

MY UNCLE'S WILL!
LAST TWO NIGHTS OF Mr. J. L. HATTON.

First Appearance at this Theatre of •
Mr. BLANCHARD, the Popular Pantomimist.
First ppearance Six Years of
Mr. CONEY A
AND HISthese
CELEBRATED DOGS.
Air. RAYMOND'S SIXTH APPEARANCE THIS

SEASON.
The Favourite Melo-Drama, called
THE FOREST OF BONDY.
The extraordinary Feats of the celebrated Dog Dragon, the
same splendid Animal who saved the Life of a Child, of
Ten Years of Age, in the month of July last, in the Ser-
pentine River.
Mr. Raymond, Mr. Tilbury, Mr. C. F. Marshall, Mrs.
Raymond, Mrs. Barton, Miss Baldie, in the Opening
Drama for the first time.
The Evening's Entertainments will commence with a New
Adaptation of a Popular Drama, in Three Acts, arranged
expressly for this Theatre, entitled
• THE FATAL SECRET;

Or, False Nobility.
Mr. Patrick Fitzpatrick Mr. Raymond.
Sir William 'Wrangle Mr. Tilbury.
Miss Wrangle Mrs. Raymond.
After which Mr. J. L. HArroN will Sing the favourite

Italian Buffo Sow?,
, Accompanied by himself on the Piano-forte,
Largo Al Factotum, from the Opera of 11 Barbiere di Seviglia.
'lr. F. Gardner will Sing, " What will a' the Lads do ?"
Composed by Mr. Alexander Lee,
Accompanied by himself on the Piano-forte.
J. L. HATTON will sing the Comic Anatomy Song.
''„'"sses TnomAssiN and LIDIA will Dance the admired Follie
Dance, arranged for them from the Opera of Gustavus 111.
CHEVALLIER will Dance a favourite Pas Seul.
To which will be added, for the first time at this Theatre, a
new Dramatic Sketch, in One Act, translated from the
French, by Mrs. Raymond, for this occasion, entitled

MY UNCLE'S WILL;
Or,.a Wayer for Love.
Mons. D'Egville, (a rich old Bachelor, and Guardian to
Erntoeline,) Mr. Tilbury ; Emmeline de Beaulieu, (a young
I%'idow,) Mrs. Raymond.
After which,
Mademoiselle Chevallier will Dance an Admired Pas Seul.
Mr AA
• ..A.IJNGALL Will appear in his JOCKY HORNPIPE, and
,„ MT. SMITH Will Dance a New GROTESQUE DANCE.
1:0 conclude with the celebrated Melo-drama, not acted here

these Six Years, entitled
THE FOREST OF BONDY;
Or, the Dog of Montargii.
Captain Aubri, Mr. Blanchard ; Laundry, (as acted by
him at several of the London Theatres,) Mr. Coney ; Dra-
gon, by the Dog Hector; Ursula, Miss Baldie.
In the course of the Drama,
A GRAND MILITARY DIVERTISEMENT,
In which Misses Thoinassin and Lidia will appear.
Tickets and places for the Boxes ma be had of Mr.
Bitieza, at the Box-office, from Eleven tilly Three, and at the
usual places. Boxes, 3s ; Pit, 2s ; Gallery, 6d. Second
Price at Half-past Eight. Boxes, 2s ; Pit, Is. No Second
Price to the Gallery. Doors to be Open at Half-past Six
o'Clock, performance to commence at Seven precisely.