The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-06 00:00:00

LIVER THEATRE. CHURCH STREET

present TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, & TUURS-
DAY, will he perfornwil she Grand Miiilarc Dramatic
Spertsseie, founded upon the late Conquest of Cunstantina,
called

• THE FRENCH SPY !
Ott. Tile FAIL oF CONSTANTINA.
Virtnire. (a French Lady),— Henri, (a Freticdt Laneer).—
Hanle% (an Arab Boy )...'..by M.id,ntoiselic. CELESTE.
Oriental Ballet of Action. in which Messrs. BitowN,KliNG,
GIRSON will appear.
Atab Dance—The 14,irmantliise Dance—New Parisian
Quadrille—& A Terrific. Cotnha.....hv CELESTE.
•. After which, the popular Interlude entitled
THE MARRIED RAKE.

To conclude with the last anti. sitwularly successful Domestic

Drama. in Two Acts, entitled
ST. MARY'S EVE ;—A Srotty (IP TUE Sor.wn

:Wide (flu? Jacobite's Sister)
Tkkofs atyl Places for the Boxes lo I.e had of Mr. J. Fog,.
at the Theatre. each day from It till 3. Boxes, 3i.; Pit, 2Z:
61.—Second Price, Boxes, 25.; Pit. 1 —No Second
Price to the Giliery.-I),iors to he opened at half-past six, per-
ls mtuce tai coininence at seven precisely.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.
GREAT CUARLOTTE-STREET, LIVERPOOL,

REVIVAL OF ST. GF,ORGE AND THE DRAGON,

For, ONE NIGHT ONLY.
rgin IS present TUES DA Y, will he performed ST. GEORGE
AND THE Olt AGON ;• with great variety in the Arena.
TO-MORROW, NV EDNESDA Y, Feb: 7th, and THURS-
DAY, Feb. Bth, will be presented, by particular request, the
new Melo-Draina of the
DEATH TOKEN !
• The Grecian Statues by Mr. l'uotaPsom. •
To lie' folloixed by EXTRAORDINARY FEATS IN THE CIRCLE;
the whole to conclude with the-grand Equestrian Spectacle of
M AZEPPA ; or the WILD HORSE Op TARTARY.
In Which Mr. Ryan's superb Stud will appear.
In preparation, a new Drama called
VOLSIHA, Toe SLAVE QUEEN.
Th, enryr:kht. of which has been secured to Otis establishment.
Prices ix admi4iin--Dress ; Pit. 25.; Lower
Caßery., Is.; Upper Gallery, 6d. Children, half price, from
the commencement, to the Boxes and Pit only.' Second hire
at Half-past Eight o'clock : Boxes, Is. 6d. ;. Pit, Is.; Gatleries,
Gd.—Box Office open every day from Eleven till Three o'clock,'
when-Mr. HALE will he in attendance. Doors open at Six
O'clock, anti the Performance- - begins- at half-prst. Private•
Boxes may be had nightly for Parties, at '2ls. and .124,
Instructions in the Art of Riding Given. Rid ng .11aster. Mr.
Gintien. Terms may be known on application at L•ie Amphitheatre,
Ploprietor, Mr. BATES.
Stage Manager, Mr. NEVILLE.

DURING THR PRECENT IVEEK
THE HOLY CITY OF JERUSALEM.
A7' THE LAIIGE ROOM, QUEEVS ARMS HOTEL,

Entrance bv Cook-street,) which is kept warm bv two large fires.
Ayr R. LAi D LA W begs to intimate to those who. wish to view
" his universally admired PANORAMA, which displays
not only the City, but all the interesting Stations mentioned in
Scriptute within twenty miles of it, that it. will shortly he re-
moved from. Liverpool. This Panorama was visited by neat I%
the whole ~r the adult population at Manchester, Leeds, Sher.
field. York. and Hull.

"It woulif-lealitiif this Panorama •wet e rillnwed to ieive
any town without being seen by every person who can afford
the very small charge made for admission. It is a sot,ject
higlrly or:dr.:yin': lu those of mature ;we, and a delightful treat
to the rising ueneration."—Mettehester Times.
The VIEWS of CAPTAIN ROSS'S VOYAGES, where he
passed four years, and his happy rescue; the BOULEVARDS
of PARIS, FIESCHI FIRING OFF THE MACHINE,
form also a part of.the Panorama.
Day Exhibition punctually at One o'clock, in the Evening at
Seven, and again at half-past. Eight o'clock.
Boxes, 25.; Gallery, Is. Children tinder ten years of age,
Half Price. Book and Plate of Jerusalem GI

Under the Patroniqe of the Worsh;pful the Mayor, and the
• Lirerpool Festival Committee.
GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT
AT THE
THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.
ON' TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 13, IR3B.

"VI it. G. HOLDEN respectfully announces his intention of
diving a MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT. on an ex-
tensive seal•. comprising Selections from the lailo►ctng Com-
posers:—M,ir-trt, Haydn, Beethoven,' Spohr, Rossini, Merc,i-
dante, Bishop, Ste. Stc.
PRINCIPAL VOCAL PERFORMERS:

MRS. ALFRED- SHAW,
MISS BRUCE,
LTON and MR. Del AC II IN,
Leader, MR. ALDRIDGE.
The Band, consisting of the first talent of the town, will be
full and efficient, and a select number of the Members of the
LIVERPOOL CHORAL SOCIETY, who have kindly ofr.r-
ed their Services upon this occasion, will form a fall and ef6-
eknt Chorus.