The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-02-21 00:00:00

dgr LAST NIGHT BUT TWO. car
PABLO FANQUE'S COMPANY
AT THE

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.
TO-MORROW (Wednesday), the 22nd instant,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. T. H. JOHN,

Acting Manager and Treasurer,
On which occasion the following No'Velties will be presented

for the first—time :
An Eqw.strian ritantenvre, ettitlea "THE WAR IN THE

EAST, or THE RUSSIANS ROUTED."

THE RISE OF THE GREEKS in the GREAT STRUGGLE
FOR LIBERTY.
- _

Mr. Pablo Fang ue w illeao6lN EY S PORTS MAN.
Last Appearance of the celebrated Mare BEDA.
In addition to the above, and several other Novelties pro-
duced, the Entertainments will conclude with a laughable
Extravaganza, entitled TABLE MOVING VERSUS SPIRIT
RA PPINGS.

Mos PARDY'S CONCERT.—By an advertisement it will
be seen that this talented lady is to give a concert in the
New Music-hall, Bold-street, on Monday next. It cannot
be necessary to enforce the claims of this native vocalist by
any other means than by merely reminding our readers of
the pleasure afforded by the members of her family to the
amateurs of music in Liverpool; and by pointing to the
fact that she will be aided by her mother and other estab-
lished favourites.
CHESHIRE PROM THE Rocs To TRA.NMERE.—Under
this title, our enterprising fellow-townsman intends to pub-
lish a companion picture to his admirable lithograph view
of Liverpool. If equal to its predecessor, and we have
every reason for believing it will be so, it will prove a wel-
come as well as an interesting addition to the collection of
our local views.
CHAMBER. OP COMMERCE—ADJOURNED COUNCIL
MEETING YESTERDAY.—After the formal business was
disposed of, a letter from T. B. Horsfall, Esq., M.P., was
read, enclosing the answer of the Board of Trade to the
memorial respecting the restricted supply of Peruvian
guano. The government are quite aware of the import-
ance of the subject, and promise to use all their influence
to induce the Peruvian government to throw the trade
open. A letter and copy of memorial, for the reduction of
stamp duty on fire insurance, from the Sun Fire Office, was
read, to which the support of the chamber was solicited,
and it was resolved That the council concur in the
propriety of such reduction, and at the proper time will
support it by the expression of their opinion." The sub-
ject of letters of marque and privateering was referred to
the consideration of the Customs' Committee. Law of
Partnership.—ln accordance with the resolution passed
at the general annual meeting, for the council to express
its views on this important question, the following motion
was made ;—" That this council having given full con-
sideration to the report of their sub-committee, hereby
affirm the principle set forth therein, viz., that the present
law of partnership, in regard to unlimited liability, is un-
sound, inexpedient, and an alteration is urgently required."
When, after some conversation, it was determined that a
special meeting of the council should be held this day
week for the discussion of the foregoing resolution.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 20.

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

LONDO2L—After official hours, Consols for Money was
901 a ; Account, 90 Share Markets closed at the lowest
point. On 'Change, Saltpetre firmer. 635. was asked
for P. Y. C. Tallow. Tea, and other articles, unaltered.