The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-16 00:00:00

LEEDS STOCK EXCHANGE,

Midland, 71i.
GLASGOW CORN MARKET. pliCeS
Little or no business doing at to-day's market l
nominally the same.

GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET
Market very firm, at 68s 6d to 695.

LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENC: nee kt
rks lie" 213 P
Huth, hence at Calcutta, 9th June ; Mary Sra %al, 1
Caldera, 27th June; Eliza Moore, hence at Shang
T., the
May ; Patria, hence at Hung Kong, 11th June • .-ea. at port
May, Royalto, 02 d d Marco Polo, 29th, b' eac.
- n , an , 6
Adelaide. stbillrip
Arundel, from Bombay, 23rd June; Lancaster, 1 _ gelt2sts,
Jefile,2lst, John Melhuish, and Martaban, ~,,arer
Sprague, 27th, from Calcutta; Don Ricardo, from "'
13th June—all sailed for Liverpool.
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LIVERPOOL :
Printed and Published every TUeSdaY •bN
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Proprietor, ROBERT PEARSON TRACK E AoiNTI...:,
Percy-street, at the STANDARD GENERAL Li;erpool
OFFICE, No. 4 SW. GEORUE'S CAESCSNT'
Tuesday, August 16,1853. MornioPf ot,r4

THEATRE-ROYAL, WILLIAMSON-SQUABE.-

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Mrs. FITZ WILLIAM and Mr. BUCKSTONEeveryEvening.
SERIThis Present TUESDAY EVENING, the 16th instant, THE
OUS FAMILY. Mr. Aminidab Sleek, Mr. Buckstone;
rs. ormsby Delamaine, Mrs. Fitzwi Nam. MR. BUCK-
STON'E'S ASCENT OF MOUNT PARNASSUS. Mr. Buck-
stone, Mr. Buckstone • Fortune, Mrs. Fitzwilliam. And OUR
MARY ANNE. Jonathan Tunks, Mr. Buckstone.
To.nt 0 R ROW (Wednesday)—THE MOUSETRAP. Obadiah,
Mr. Buckstone; Judith Smith, Mrs. Fitzwilliam. MR.
BUCKSTONE'S ASCENT OF MOUNT PARNASSUS. Mr.
Buckstone Mr. Buckstone; Fortune, Mrs. Fitzwilliam. And
MAKE YOUR WILLS. Joseph Bragg, Mr. Buckstone.
On THURSDAY—LEAP YEAR. Mr. Dimp
Mle, Mr. Buck.
S
stone ; Miss Sally O'Leary, Mrs. Fitzwilliam. R. BUCK-
TONE'S ASCENT OF MOUNT PARNASSUS. Mr. Buck-
stone, Mr. Buckstone; Fortune, Mrs. Fitzwilliam. And
BOX AND COX. Cox, Mr. Buckstone.
On FRIDAY for the Benefit of Mrs. Fitzwilliam (first
time), anew COmedy, in Five Acts—ELOPEMENT IN HIGH
LIFE; Jemmy Tulup, Mr. Buckstone; Mrs. Lovelock, Mrs.
Fitzwilliam. MR. BUCKSTO'NE'S ASCENT OF MOUNT
PARNASSUS. Mr. Buckstone, Mr. Buckstone; Fortune,.
Mrs. Fitzwilliam. And a NEW FpApßeaCrE, in which Mr. Bum-
stone and Mrs. Fitzwilliam will
On SATURDAY—A CURE FOR, LOVE. Mr. Sa I rove, Mr.
Buckstone ; Mrs. Trumer, Mrs. Fitzwilliam." MR.'g MICK-
STONE'S ASCENT OF MOUNT PARNASSUS. Mr. Buck-
stone, Mr. Backstone ; Fortune, Mrs. Fitzwilliam. And
GOOD FOR NOTHING. Tom, Mr. Buckstone; Nan, Mrs.
Fitzwilliam.
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Gallery, Is
Adtnission :—Dress Boxes, 4s. ; Upper Boxes 313. i
. Pit, 2s. ;
,_The Bmoffice will be open from Ten till Three o'Clock
'allY, for securin..$ecurin.. Seats and taking Private Boxes, which
may be bad under"th direction of NI T. s
—T. —l-lUTTLEWORTII.
boors to be 0 enedeat Half-past Six; to commence at Seven
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11° a, AMPHITHEATRE. Sole Lessee
chariottea.iiir Manager, Mr. W. It. COPELAND, 15, Great
Mr tlk;•
Last pi„ Thin...ENPOR d Miss FANNY VINING.
Nights of iss JULIA ST. GEORGE and

Mr. BELTON,r.
B.
BAKER.
THIS
Continued Engagement of M
ritten by John H.
ori,, ,
,stVEING (TUESDAY), the 16th instant, a New and
AviV:.a. nothantic Play, in Five
or, TIAYbtEIqi'IIPAZt"NIV"K, Marc,
Acts?' entitled ST. MARC;
14 -ra, Miss Vinin THE WELSH GIRLI‘.Ir.
St. George JDalyaenp,,ojst s
Belton .
1. ; .li.nleAnmd• SOMEBODY ELSE. Hans Mority, Mr.
, Miss St. George.
-o-moaßo
Mr. ba
~_ Iv. (AVednes.day)-1!.. YOU LIKE IT. Jacgße,
PERFECTIwi •
And )31.VPV;Etomit MisSs Vining.
And
p..4„lttunnAv---ST. MARC. SOVERODY ELSE.
Ruy Gomez,
14`lt.tZra HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY.
g.
-4f.s.p....venport ; the Duchess de Torre.Nueva, ‘li. l s v 1
it'Utt.k, for the Benefit of Miss
..1.,
_STN..?
.EActrlrnl,Gati—,
Mr. Day,4oorri THE PEER AND T.HSc..PEA
TWELFTH CHARLES THE
Aplanche Miss Vinin.:a. ; Gustavusll
Mevrt, Mr g itn, Broe.k, Mr: B. B Ke
WE GIaL, "; RUdiga, MISS St. George. And THE
On SArtranAy__T
YFD SUSAN.
Prices of Ad • !ON. And BLACK-E
~
de Boxes, 2s. 6d.;
II"
PERFECT • MARC; or, A HUSBAND'S SACRI-
pit. i,.. ~ ~ _ Mission : Dress Boxes, as. ;
siti„yl2? econd at Nine o'clockS:lDress Boxes, 2s. ;
7,1 II", is • 6d• ;Prices,Pit, ls.
for a:c4l°X-office is Open from Ten till Three ow
bad der the and taking. Private Boxes, which ' Chl oi
cchk ,
may Daily,
be
Doors onene and
aosylsri.xT.ti%nupTe I
TrtOrmances tvio. c
illorrnot-
11:1:laaenVeaven o'clockPprecisely. Children in Arms twill
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MAYOR R T.—Under the patronage of the
intin,l7l.ult—THE LIVERPOOL APOLLO GLEE CLUE
Rooms -IrluZ a CONCERT at tile LORD NELSONh-STaßbove
patrow: on MONDAY next, the 22d instant, und_erte
pe of the i:lor the BENEFIT Of the WIDOW and CHILDREN
e Ir. TitomAs BOOTHIIY, names of e
occaJn
'ers who have kindly offeredYfith
theirthe ser
vices ontho
this
ma
.all billsticulars will be announced in future advertisements
sma.

22, .nod

GEO. HOLDEN, Conductor,

‘'.ri-FIRPOOL PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
mace 0— Al° No FIFTH SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT will take
/ky, the 29th instant.
hta PRINCIP VOCALISTS : dame CASTELLAAL
N, Mademoiselle BELLINI,
SOLO v Signor GARDONI Sianor TAG LIAFICO.
101.1 x ...
. Mr. EDWARD W. THOMAS.
Galler-CoNouer.o ********* Mr. J. Z. HERRMANN.
Driated Stalls,
: Front, 55.; Back, 2s. 6d. Tickets for Unappro.
acriptio talls, for Ladies and Strangers. 7s. 6d. each. Sub-
From czn for the Half-year: Stalls. £2 2s. each ; Gallery,
.-eats, RI Is. cacti; the remainder. Ms. 6d. each.
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Order, W. SUDLOW, Hon. Sec.

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ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS
6' WEST DERBY-110Argi,R.v.w.PooL,
GALA I),VYS j.liVDElitlittit ZIA'DAY, TUESDAY, WEDNES-
AY, AND FRIDAY.
Immense success of miss LOUISA LE CLERQ, Madame
LE CLERQ, Mons. LE CI.BRQ. Mr. CHARLES LE
CLERQ, and Mr. ARTHUR LE CLERQ, who will appear in
the splendid Ballet called HALLOWEEN every Gala Even-
ing, assisted by a powerful and numerous Corps de Ballet.
New Scenery, Properties, tizc.
The DEULIN FAMILY will also appear each Gala Evening
in their highly -popular Calisthenic Acrobat GYMNASTIC
ENTERTAINMENT.
New and Gorgeous Designs in the FIREWORK Displays.
Mr. EMIDY'S splendid SAX-HORN BAND every Fete
Evening.
A GRAND BALL every MONDAY,TUESMAY, and FRIDAY.
Splendid TEMPLE of JANUS, WARS of WELLINGTON.
The LABYRINTH or MAZE for the lovers of fun and fro-
lic causes great satisfaction, as, also, the GYMNASIUM.
Herr VOGEL continues his ingenious contrivances for
SHOOTING, his GAVE being now in first-rate condition.
CANTELO'S SUB in
or HATCHING
CHICKENS by STEAM.
Signor GOMEZ, the renowned ARCHER-
Mr. EMIDY'S famed BRASS and QUADRILLE BANDS.
Dancing on the Green, and various other Amusements.
Admission, Is.; Children, 6d.
The Gardens
will be t; adrnissioonp, ment was usual on Sundays, by Refresh-
Tick:
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THE EXHIBITION OF THE LIVERPOOL
C‘.A.pymy 1111 OP EN early in September next.-11
Old
-orks
of A rAt
Posto,"'" received at the Rooms of the Academy,
later'"ce-place, from the 15th to the 20th of August, and not
J-1'12) 28th
J. W. OAES, Secretary
, 1553 K
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ET)
m 1-1, the Patronage of the MAYOR and.
RE NI, embers of the CORPORATION, &c.7-TREAT }OR_
Zllissio(lnit,lClNG-CLASSES.—REDUCTION
,of Terms it
the MODEL of ANCIENT LIVERPOOL asit
'Years ago, with the Ships and Figures in the
11-.
„!hat period. In order that all Classes may have
e"frrot-ra".7_ of viewing
Six, p.m
above Model, the admission
.en, p.,.: 1, a.m., to Six, p.m., 6d. ; and from Six, p.m.,
3d. each.
TA OLD ASSEMBLY-ROOMS,
RLTON-STREET, CHURCH-STREET.

TRE CATAGELOSEIJAI EASTILIM FERRY
b, . PLEASURE GROUNDS.The Proprietor of these
announce
to•a and much admired Rural Gardens begs to
.0
the Public that he has succeeded, at a great expense, 1
Procuring this extraordinary Exhibition, which has for
several seasons been the great exciting attraction of the
Itosherville Gardens, at Gravesend, near London.
The Catageloseum, or "Temple of Laughter," 'contains
numerous groups of figures of life size, moving, in the most
:grotesque, but life-like manner. relieved by appropriate
scenery. So pleasing are the movements of these figures,
that they have elicited the he
of thousands, and have
received the eulogiums of most of the metropolitan papers,
especially of the London Times. The figures of the Catageloseum are arranged in groups.
Group 1 represents the Atelier of Mr. Tobias. Hobbs, a re.
Pa Group of dilapidated understandings, with his Parish .Ap.
Prentice and Assistant Shoebtack. . .
Group 2 gives a vivid notion of the occupation of Miss Lu-
cretia Birchum he talented Conductress of a Preparatory
"Seminary for heteducation of Young Gentlem.eit.
Group 3 represents Mr. Annibal Sharp, an itinerant Sizzer
Grinder, who is giving practical lessons in his art; accom-
Panied by his friend and ally, 111 r. Daniel Sly, the Tinker. .
Group 4.Drawing-room -interior, with a glance of matp-
Monist felicity.—Mr. Ezekiel Squeezeum a Retired Parish
Ocer, at home with Ids yowl,. Wife the late Miss Carolina
Stubbs, Strale Bonnet Maker.' '
Group s.—Village Scene, the foreground occupied by Sa-
-1.:112:eLl Slack, the Costerniongerreturning from market, withhis
Aire lionate wife and obstinate Donkey.
Grout) 6 represents the interior of a Smithy, with Mr. Uriah
Ironsides. the Farrier and his subordinates, hard at work.
factGrooup 7.—A Marble'Mason's Yard and Tombstone Mann-
tbe 61,721\Thiss Tugg and Partner industriously engaged in
The'act:A_Stone Cutting
seaAsziss_ oseurn Wilt be open daily to visitors during the
n, Id.
price. jo
each ; children under ten years of age, half-
On and after the Ist of May stea -boats will run between
Liverpool and Pastham, as follows 11)
LIN RIIPOOL 1
8 o'clock a.m. • :
11

.. 1,
~ p.m.

PAOM EAMTHAM
12
9 'clock a.m.
2 " ~
4 " p.m.
6 " ~
8 15 " ~
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GRAND MILITARY tiVcA,"mp.viENT AT
CHORAM.
SYDENHAM CRYSTAL PALACE.
Continuation of MARCU'S CHEAP PXCLRSIONS from
LIVERPOOL to LONDON anl IAC_E, ort'SA:runDav,
August
13t11 To
(17 h 1 f
in ,eo;ni,nn t, a olsing rorn seven to rVventy.one Days
PAD--

1/1.,,;„,:_.:,RF5---TiitianCLAs.s, ?I RST CLASS •
.43imct0,,.. an, every information may be obtained of
Conductor and Manager, 19, Leigh-stret,
][..,in,9X AXD .NORTILAVESTERN BAIL-
inNo-fici,%....NORTHRN DIVISION. ,
the TR:lNtstie_following ALTERA.TIONS_ will take place
The 7 15 a m
will conl ey
ll and after NIONDAY next, thenth inst. !-
3d class pas.s4errn from Liverpool to Preston
The 9 10 Ran
1 the
to
Tiain from Liverpool, 1111,-s -passengers
Train from Alan 1
dibur,/, dG ? ieste, will convey 3d Class
. asgow oxLv.
The (.3 ',' 4 4
8 30
pa.c.from
IJ.M.I.ITr
Patched at Liverpool to St. Helens, will beildlebse-
d The 9 3 Dan. Train from St. Helens to Liverpool will
-es Patched at 9 p.m.
ltiGeera/ 2Lranaqer'g Office, ibig.lo9 ]853.
liti. "---

A_ S, lIEATIIFIELD-STREET, Renshaw-street,
sigsu.,,,,,n,aeruthe Adelphi Hotel, LIVERPOOL, under the Persona.
eo,44eLo'
_t jenee
~of the Proprietor, Mr: J. J. G(5". E I
',
•tilt.C..L. Everp attention is paid
.to tlyui eth
lishoient.a". Promote the health of WHITLAw, those who visa this Estate
(*the • 1 8 PATENT MEDICATED BATH,
i 3s. 6d.
mercuroil one of the kind in Liverpool)
3s. Od.
Sulphurat Filinlgatingllth
3s. Od.
Nitro•Muri t' Acid Ditto
2s. Od.
Warn, wat:ric Ditto
Is. Od.
Balt Ditto Ditto
Is. 3d.
Ditto
Cold or Shower
Is. Od.
Ditto
RA-
ATTENDANTS NOT ALLOWED TO RECEIVE G
TUITIES . '
!item GO
may be
b REYConsulted any Morning before
Quck,

CCARD.-MEDICAL ADVICE.-72, RODNEY-
STREET, LIVERPOOL. DR. BRODIE, Member of the
Royal College of Surgeons, London and Paris, may be con-
sulted at the above address on all cases of Nervous Debility,
Irritability, Trembling of the Hands, Indigestion, Involun-
tary Blushing, Delusions of the Mind, Depression of Spirits,
&c., &c., whether produced by sedentary employment, resi-
dence in the tropics, or otherwise. Dr. Brodie has also given
a great portion of his time to the Study of Scorbutic, Skin,
and other Diseases; his method of treatment is very expedi-
tious, and involves no actual restraint either in diet or occu-
pation.

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Addres.s-72, Rodney-street : Private Entrance to Surgery,
43, Knight-street. Hours of attendance from Nine in the
_Morning______ till Nine at Night, and Sundays till Two.

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A CRIPPLE SET
R TEN YEARS'
S Li ERING.--Copy of a Letter from 411 r. Thompson, Chemist,
erP"i' dated Aug. 20, 1852.—T0 Professor HOLLOWAY,—
Dear Sir,--I am enabled to furnish you with a most extraor-
dinary cure effected by your invaluable Ointment and Pills,
Which has astonished every person acquainted with the suf-
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vice at the time, and was afterwards an inmate of different
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ten years; recently he began to use your Ointment and Pills,
which have now healed the wound, strengthened his limb, and
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A MOST EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF A DREADFUL SKIN
DISEASE WHEN ALL MEDICAL AID HAD FAILED.—Copy of
a Letter from Mr. Hird, Draper, of Keardp,near Gainsbro',
dated March 1, 1852.—T0 Professor HOLLOWAY,—Sir,—Some
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CERTAIN REMEDY FOR SCORBUTIC HUMOURS—AND AN
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AGE, OF A BAD LEG.—Copy of a Letter from Messrs. Walker
and Co., Chemists, Bath.—To Professor HOLLOWAY,—Dear
Sir,—Among the numerous cures effected by the use of your
valuable medicines in this neighbourhood, we may mention
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miles from this city. She had ulcerated wounds in her leg for
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WALKER and Co.
The Pills should be used conjointly with the Ointment, in
most of the following cases

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Bad Legs -Corns (Soft) Scalds
Bad Breasts Cancers [Joints Sore Nipples
Burns Contracted and Stiff Sore Throats
Bunions Elephantiasis Skin Diseases
Bite of Moschetoes Fistulas Scurvy
and Sand Flies Gout Sore Heads
Coco Bay Glandular Swellings Tumours
Chiego foot Lumbago Ulcers
Chilblains Piles Wounds
Chapped Hands Rheumatism Yaws
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Druggists and Dealers in Medicines throughout the Civilized
World, in Pots, at is. lid., 2s. 9d.,45. Gd., I ls., 225., and 335.
each. There is a very considerable saving in taking the larger
sizes. N.B.—Directions for the guidance of Patients are
afflxed to each Pot.