The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-21 00:00:00

TELEGRATH OFFICE, JULY 20,

Wind at Holyhead West, fresh breeze.
Off Holyhead, at 7 a m. No. 8657, Nautilus,
6104, John, barque, from Quebed, at 8 a.m.;

from Oporto, at 4 p.m.
Off the port, at 6 30 p.m

2 barques and 2 br

brig, from Arica.;
296 i, Earl of Off

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JtLY 20.

The good demand experienced at the dose of last week
been kept up to-day. The sales reach ;WO bales, at the et,
treme prices of the day, with a gradually hardening market'
for, although the quotations are not altered, many have to
give a slight advance on their previous purchases. 1500 of ~..
day's business are for export and speculation.

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, JULY 20.
We have bad a large supply of Beast at our market to-cialey
with a fair average of Sheep and Lambs; anything prime 114
with a fair demand; second rate and inferior quality met
dull sale at a decline in price; Beef 5d to 6d per lb.; Milm
6d to 64d; Lamb 6d to did.

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LIVERPOOL :
TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1846.

EVERY

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BY
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LEONARD ADDISON, of 14, Great Orford-street.
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ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.
RE-ENGAGEMENT OF PROFESSOR KELLER AND

TROUPE

•.•
MR. ATKINS respectfully informs the Public, that
each representation of these talented Artistes continues
to be received with most enthusiastic shouts of approbation ;
and the exhibition of Briton's Naval Hero being the signal for
continual bursts of admiration, he has been induced to prolong
their Engagement

TWO MORE REPRESENTATIONS,
TO-MORROW; (Wednesday,) the 22d, and FRIDAY NEXT,

the Tall in.vtant,
which will positively be the Last Week of their Engagement.
A CHANGE OF TABLEAUX EACH EVENING.
On account of the extensive preparation for the arrangement
of that popular Tableau,
THE NELSON MONUMENT,
it will be exhibited at the close of the Splendid Display of
FIREWORKS.
ADMISSION ONE SHILLING.

Monsieur JULLIEN'S ANNUAL. TOUR MUSICALE

FOR TWO NIGHTS -0-gi i

ENGAGEMENT OF'Monsieur YIEUXTEMPS,

4eknotale-ilq—e7l—ii;O;;lourEurope to be the First Classical

M. JULLIEN begs respectfully to inform the Musical Ama-
teurs and the inhabitants generally of Liverpool, that, with a
view to enhance, by every means in his power, the already great
attractions of his Concerts, he has, at a very great outlay,
secured the services of that most eminent Classical Violinist,
Monsieur VIEUXTEMPS.
M. YIEURTEMPS having been appointed Professor to the
imperial Academie of St. Petersburg, these performances will
be his last in En land. land. He will have the honour of appearing
on MONDAY next, the 27th, and TITESDAY. the 28th instant, in
addition to the following celebrate
M. JULLIEN'S (
Mr. RICHARDSON,
Herr SCHMIDT,
Mr. ROWLAND,
Herr CONRAD BAND,
Mons. ANTOINE,
Mons. PROSPER}

eil Artisti, forming
)ItCHESTRA :
Herr SONNEMBERO,
MOBS. DUBREIL,
Mr. CUBITT,
MOOS. COLLI NET,
and
HERR KEONEO.

B I RMIN G HAM MUSICAL FESTIVAL,
IN AID OF THE
FUNDS OF THE GENERAL HOSPITAL,
THE 25TH, 26TH, 27TH, AND 28TH DAYS OF AUGUST NEXT,

UNDER THE ESPECIAL PATRONAGE OF
HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE QUEEN.
HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN DOWAGER.
HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE ALBERT.
HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGI
HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUCHESS OF KENT,

PRESIDENT.
THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE LORD WROTTESLEY

VICE-PRESIDENTS.
THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY OF THE MIDLAND
COUNTIES, &c.

PRINCIPAL VOCAL PERFORMERS

SOPRANO

MADAME GRISI,
MADAME CARADORI ALLAN
MISS BASSANO,
MISS A. WILLIAMS.

MISS M. B. HAWES,

MISS M. WILLIAMS,

TENOR.
SIGNOR MARIO,
MR, BRAHAM, MR.-HOBBS, MR. LOCKEY,

BASS.
MR. H. PHILLIPS,
MR. MACHIN,

SIGNOR F. LABLACHE,
AND HERR STAUDIGL

LEADERS

MR. T. COOKE AND MR. WILLY

AT THE ORGAN.
DR. GAUNTLETT AND MR. STIMPSON

CONDUCTORS
MENDELSSOHN

BARTHOLDY,

AND:MR. MOSCHELLES

SUB-CONDUCTOR

MUNDEN

CHORUS-MASTER,

MR. STIMPSON

THE INSTRUMENTAL BAND AND CHORUS WILL COMPRIS.
ABOVE FOUR HUNDRED PERFORMERS.

SCHEME OF PERFORMANCES.
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 25,
HAYDN'S ORATORIO OF THE CREATION,

And a Selection of Foreign Music

WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 26,
AR. MENDELSSOHN'S NEW ORATORIO
ELIJAH,

And a Selection of Foreign Music

THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 27,
THE MESSIAH.

FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 28,

BEETHOVEN'S GRAND MASS IN D.
HYMN TO GOD—SPOHR.
PSALM XCIII. Composed for Bass and Alto Solo, with Chorus
and Orchestral Accompaniments, by MOSCHRLES. (First
time of Performance.)

AND A SELECTION

WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 25,
A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT.

THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 27,

THE OVERTURE TO THE MIDSUMMER

NIGHT'S DREAM,
WITH THE WHOLE OF THE VOCAL MUSIC

And a Selection

FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 28,
A DRESS BALL, AT THE THEATRE

All the MI
oical Performances will be in the Town Hall

ICKETS.
Tickets for Secured PlaT
ces for the Morning Perfor-
mances in the Hall
For other Places ...
Tickets for Secured . *Places for the Evening Perfor-
mances in the Hall
For other Places
or the Ball, at the Theatre, Gentlemen's Tickets

Ladies' Ditto
For Spectators to the Upper Tier of Boxes
To the Gallery

t'. s. d.

1 1 C
0 10 6

0 15 0
O 8 0
1 0 0
0 10 0
O 5 0
O 2 6

J. F. LEDSAM, ESQ.,
CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMITTEE.

THE TEA TRADE.
OWING to the extended advantages Liverpool
possesses by the large Importations of Tea this Season, we
are enabled to offer greater inducements to Consumers than we
have ever had it in our power to do before. The system we
first introduced into Liverpool has proved so advantageous to
both buyer and seller, that the more publicity we give it, the
better it is appreciated and supported. Our system is to sell
at small profits, for ready money, thereby making quick re-
turns. This system possesses the greatest possible security to
consumers, both as regards quality and price. Competition
is now so great in the Tea Trade, that
All who have money to lay out should buy
where they can obtain goods
the best and cheapest.
We wish to impress upon the minds of Families residing in
the Country, that they can he supplied with Teas at the same
prices as in Liverpool, by sending. orders to the amount of 40s.
or upwards ; the goods will then be delivered free of carriage,
to the first direct postß PRESENT town within fifty miles of Liverpool.
OU FOR

Good useful CONGOU 3s. 6d., equal to former 4s. Od.
Fine Breakfast CONGOU 4s. od,,
Rich Pelcoe-flavouredCONGOU 4s. 4d., If 4s. Bd.
If 4s. 6d.
Choice SOUCHONG 4s. Bd.,
f f ss. 0(1.
SCENTED ORANGE PEKOE ss. Od.,
/, ss. 6(1.
COFFEE, from 10d. per lb. to is. Bd. per lb.
We respectfully. solicit" one trial" andsbeng convinced that our
system only requires to be proved, its advantage will be
discovered.
_ .

Address,
HOLLIS and COMPANY,
FAMILY TEA DEALERS,
2, BOLD-STREET, or
8, DALE-STREET,
LIVERPOOL

TEAMS—READ ONEY.
*** A liberal Allowance to Shopkeepers for Cash