The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-16 00:00:00

FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY.

TWO ILLUSTRATED
LECTURES ON THE HEAVENS & THE EARTH,
,r 1 Liss°lying Diorama, Chromatropes,
OR mi,IkTRE-ROYAL, WILLIAMSON-SQUARE.
--ADAy, the 15th, and this present TUESDAY, the 16th,
f3u
WTliDe to be repeated
shete liLtil:l,g and THURSDAY, the 18th inst.,
in Apogee in the cool of the
I\llt. e Evening.
-Iq. 11; P°PRAM, .S., announce f Winchester
.-IPc'sitio,-.4',) has the honour to Two popular
Planetary Astronomy, and Universal ...,tellart
untstrated by 'Chirtv-nine Moveable 'I ransparen.
to ts. The object of the Lecturer is to diffuse knowledge,
by ccnasi.l3as Much condensed information as can be obtained.
and to ji"alile study; to abolish scepticism and infidelity,
The - ead,lle mind through Naturea:duAsttol Nature's God."
Th2P,params is All. NEW, Ceptos,
the iventft?lllres, (Views, have been deliveredr throughout
e dth Bzot 'tte land ; eight nights at Bristol,
Aei,Ritt atßa'tr,tt'xbrataEdinburgh, nine at Manchester. and eight
to large popular Audiences, under the Patron-
ge of B• 'DeansClerev and Nobility Catholic Colleges
isoops, - • d h
'tic reland and England, Wesleyan Colleges, anti 'Alen s c o-
Institution.—Certificates may be seen at the Box-office.
INTRODUCTORY A. DLDERCETssU.RE FIRST.
ihSvENE—f he EARTH. A splendid Transparent Globe, 22 ft.
/1" ircuinference apparently suspended in Space, surrounded,
iill/11t_!uartinosyhere', with a magnificent assemblage of clouds, as
e. The gorgeous rays of the Rising Sun. In this,
fro,l-!s are seen in actual motion, approachiin, to and departing
I,al the Land, clearly demonstrating the' Rotundity of the
Vat"E—The Earth revolving upon its axis, bringing. the
. ,
rise continents of Europe, Asia, Africa,. and America, mine-
s/,,/ and-day, and sun-set, through twilight into night, th
ZurY Heavens and the Crescent Moon.
tatt% X —The Earth, surmounted by the Zodiacal Sign of the
the
~,nf March, surrounded by Clouds in. Space; Twelve of
ttro: ,":(Thes, each exhibiting that portion bright which. is
1144,..-,„g'Y lighted by the Sun from March till March agatn..
-/NR---The Earth in its true position in, the Ecliptic in
caete2, nne, September, and December, planny exhibiting,the
ler, tile Seasons, or Spring, Summer, Autumn, and 1 in-
The IF and short days, &c.
Nam 't N, EARTH, and MOON, the latter in actual motion
than, the Earth, and demonstrating to every capacity her
%\ ye, and the cause of the Ebbing and Flowing of thelides
Rhv fiti!ere is no Tide in the Mediterranean Sea—th,.. Baltic—
Ylde Theeuns in opposition to the Moon's influence
Sea. Moon as seen through the Earl of Itosse.'s
'an. felestope. the ost accurate detailed Map in
the I,„n' thsPlaying the Mountain, Volcanoes, Ridges, &c., on
lite "nal' Surfac
fh.:
vth! rnty ear::
oinhsaenm,sotisotn. beautiful manner, by Russell,
beautiful manner, by Russell,
qs' observation. Plain explanations will here
j'aln th "L*ne means adapted to ascertain the Moon's distance
.lahiteue r'a,tll—her bulk or magnitude—whether she be in-
,i,etposr not, considered.
I)4)rand ta'" TEM N —The Machinery is combined with
hiverpoc hife„ .
tclipae w'ill,Aroducing
_ap_ exact Representation of the
pi d March the 19th, 1848, visible in
anilliiecaAploeto'a )eneeen emerging above the horizon in a
beatte,, tlyl
uli3sfts,et square-, ind suffering Eclipse ex-
tlanet e nature, the light fading and brightening as the
N. it lltera a ,
se?, quits the Earth's shadow.
First Leer , Mors DAY and WEDNESDAY ; the
itt,-4.-:uEsna.v and TunrueßsDA. Each Lecture is complete
'veal/I.:anti. the Two form a -Course, the Diorama, &c., every
6 an.
Ty~LFCTURE SECOND.
,s,'„,ntaa SY T Planets, Comitution. ets; and Stars Cause of
/4? Heat. • sroune 1; Ns s icalC
View of the Lake of. Geneva, Sun-
last b`jlts illustration presents three different Eclipses, the
Pse
an exact representation of the beautiful Annular
Plewilich happened on October the 9th, visible at
port on
obscurity which resulted from so large a pcirtion
Ittaa-• Lt,'s disc being covered, perfectly imitated in•the lho-
-141e Planet Mercury, through a
must2o-fee glass, 1,465
Aillit'es of magnifying power.—The Plienet ; Diurnal and
Motio-n, her Seasons, &c.—'l lie Planet Mars, 20-feet
Nertie6ect'ir I Animal and Diurnal Motions, Scenery, and Nature.
.43're'" and his four satellites.—Saturn and his seven Moons,
rellector.—Geor'gium Sidus and six Moons.—Tintern
Itii,l% Comets, fixed Stars fully described. All Itising and
1114%,:i as in Nature; Comets and Stars ; a Planetarium,
kr, all the Bodies revolving about the Sun, by a Trans-
hint Orrery.
41,e°
rtistnclusion, each Evening, Mr. J. SWAINS, Optical
d
exhibit his. much-admired DISSoLVING DlO-
theAlj r tied,,tsa Classical, and Arctic Scenery, Illuminated
5,,,(411"1e
.I'N-NI"; Down Channel—Needle Rocks—Ships under
-NW to Grotto of Bethlehem,
_the Bic.rth-p
n'llii;jrireworks at Rome, on the Tiber—St. AnferlornsanCuapesht_le
p~ealk,t)n the Rhone—Temple of Isis—Hall
Venice--Dunmow Priory—.Tomboof Absolain—
c t',Y Torchlight—Paul anti Virginia—Rains of Balbac
'tthe7.otf-41,'e, Whitehaven Coal Mines—Giant's Causeway ton
niid Region in the Moon—Summer i
brj(l4l,-.4,:v Inter in the same—Esquimanx Village, 12 o'clock,
reolge,G.enuerOra Borealis to Mount Vesuvius, Eruption—Pass
ItreshChabei v,a, to Chapel Illuminated
townyl_talan Lake—Holy-
Wete,y,loonlight, to Italian Ab Virginia Wate.r to
of I) or Sinu-glers' Bay, Moonlight—Prison of Chilton
Vreal- of the God, Acts xvii. 23—Bombardment
j. 4
erllz Unknown
Vet,.`-kout,,the City by Day—Residence of O'Connell, Ire-
Pass, Switzeriand—Ducal Palace, Collonnade,
Pt of the Old.est Church —Wells Cathedral, by
al) Marine Views, Ruins, Abbeys, &c. • exhibit-
,l6,ls4latiteregate 4000 square feet of Illuminated' Scenery,
It1)/,' at th; the Chromatropes being the same set used in
,e,tt 11,,,,,AnYal Polytechnic, Lona°. also Din,ald Stewart's,
ti
" -"S's and Professor Playtair s Monuments,' in Edin-
t,ll4,li: riot
It '%ll'Nes, U.—Upper Boxes, I.s. 6d.—Pit, Is. ; Children,
fal. Course Tickets (tiansferable), Lower Boxes,
Vox„r Poxes, 2s.—Pit, Is. 6d. School Pupils, Is. each to
Tic
o",4ightly.
at Half-past Seven, commencing at Eight, and
`4etil,''s at Ten. The Bat Office open daily for Places and
FLORAL AND HORTICULTURAL
TAE EXHIBITION SOCIETY.
Tro,, UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF
FpsleylPFUL 'IDE MAYOR, THE AfEIIIBERS
VIE COUNTY AND BOROUGH, 4-e., .5-c.
K ~,11.TillJR HENDERSON, Esq., President.
kill rIIt.ST EXHIBITION THIS SEASON, of
f
Itihue bele, FLOWERS, FRUITS, and
,a,t CORN EXCHANGE, unVswEiGck9tAE
reet, on
il,'thiute Istt of June ;, the Second, on the 6th July;
/qscio[l:`,, on the 14th of September.
half
TrioN, 10s., (Thrte Tickets fo.r each Exhibition.)
nal/. flair ~lniturs, 2s. 6d., from One o-clock till Four, p.m. ;
One
-PP. "'clock e Shilling each. Children and Schools,
4
14,,_51in,,,,ris received, and Tickets be had, at theehn,'„iete.,4l at Mr. MAWDSLEY s, Cast e-
Lord-street ; id Mr. ROIERTrS
Bold-street.
S, Perfumer,
and at Mr. FENDER'S, Frtinter e
p T. C. ARCHE t, Hon. Secretary.
FINEST FRENCH BRANDY,
214. 4(I psi Five years old,
k.allon, or 3s. Sd. per Bottle.—Terms, Cash only,
J
MOTT AND SONS,
' k)0j7,,, WINE MERCHANTS,
, -`4 c ASTLE-STREET, (Corner of Thomas-street,)
LIVERPOOL.
erStPure London Gin, finest quality, and highest
10s
8(1. per Gallon.
11,41,
-*LEMAN'S BRUNSWICK CLUB
AND
TRADESMAN'S HALL,
HANOVER-STREET.
iqd
144. r eat success that has attended the commence-
it, Lice,' it of this Club, now numbering 500 Members, has
h the s originator to use additional exertions to promote
ne" during the summer months. In conjunction

t, A LIBRARY,
uls LEADING
AND NEWS ROOMS,
hpr,'uSlON AND MUSIC CLASSES,
, `2I(ITNT -,
-.as the
• AbIUAI AND HERCULEAN EXERCISES,
" Pleasure to announce, that he has made arrange.

II 0 Ix, meats for the
',LING SEASON,
Fcrult
WITH
EXCELLENT NEIGHBOURING GREENS,
tenlb BY WHICH
ers of the Brunswick Club will be admitted to exer-
cise in these healthy Thy,sicAaallasures
ilS4lll:ither than thatPof (t)hFe `Cll‘rub S(U'lbiscription, which is-
-4 ' • • • • • • Which
. 15s. Od.
°:ttet* • *****
9s. ' from any date a Member enters
lit****** ss. 13(1 his name.
CLUB
ORDINARY is held e' ery day, at One o'clock.
CHARGE,—ONE SHILLING.
141111
I.ob, COLD, AND SHOWER BATHS, 9d. EACH.
Oh u
ses of the Skill Trial of Athletic and other Gaems
vitult" to take lace
A 17, • the FIRS T of JUNE next,
may be had from the Secretary.
A ?RI
11,0 VATE BILLIARD TABLE, Is. per hour.
ictrABLE GYMNASIUMS (suitable for a School) to
be SOLD on reasonable terms.

GREAT REDUCTION
1, 14, N TIIE PRICE
B OF
117. —NET lAN LINDS,
Ith7• LEDGER'S ,,,, AT
0r c w INDOW BLIND MANUFACTORY,
31, PARADISE-STREET,
a2ll.lBtantly OD. hand an extene and well-s.easoned
0 ) --"` can furnish a House complete with them in
koklze Virire SIX HOURS' NOTIC2.
ste prices' j gad every other description. ot Blinds, at very
and superior Workmanship.
NtIts,..„OBSERVE,
tile lc .- ARADISE-STREET,
'llll4rival Chapel and the Star and Garter Hotel.

DEAFNESS CURED, AND ALL DISEASES OF

THE EAR.
VTR. BENNETT, the eminent AURIST, 28, NORTON-
.I.II_ STREET, Islington, Liverpool, has the honour of an-
nouncing his arrival in Liverpool from Lever-street, Manches •
ter, where, during a Six Months' Visit, 160 persons have been
permanently CURED by him of DEAFNESS, many having
been Deaf trom Twenty to Forty Years, to whom those simi-
larly afflicted may be referred. For Lists of Cures performed
there see Manchester and Birmingham Newspapers ; also,
Reports of Cures performed by him.
In cases of a recent nature instantaneous relief is afforded,
without the slightest pain or inconvenience, whilst those of a
more inveterate nature a few weeks suffices to perform a com-
plete and radical cure.
Those afflicted are informed that he may be Consulted at his
Residence, 28, Norton-street, Islington, Liverpool, every day,
Nundays included, from Ten till Five, on all diseases of the Ear.
The infallible success attending his peculiar mode of treatment,
being free from any of those dangerous and experimental ope-
rations usually resorted to, is clearly exemplified by the nu-
merous cures performed by him, not only in Manchester and
Birmingham, above referred to, but in almost every t3wn in
England, France, and America, coupled with the high Testi-
monials, both oral and documentary, from the Faculty, and the
number of persons, still resident in the town, who have been
cured by him, render any further comment unnecessary, .
Mr. Bennett's published Works on Diseases of the Ear and
Deafness are admitted by the London and Provincial Press to
be the best extant.

N.B.—Advice gratis to the Poor, on SATURDAYS and MON.
RAYS, from Half-past Four till Seven in the Eveping.

EACOME DAWBARN, (late DAWBARN and SON,)
TAILOR, ROBE and HABIT-MAKER, 110, BoLn-
STREET, Liverpool, is happy to announce that his Establish-
ment is now replete with every Novelty in TROUSERINGS
and VESTINGS, suitable for Summer Wear, to which he res-
pectfully invites inspection.
He also begs to direct general attention to the plan upon
which his business is conducted, namely, very Moderate Prices
for prompt Cash Payments.

EACOME DAMBAPN, TAILOR and DRAPER,
1.3 has great satisfadtion in stating, that, amongst his nume-
rous Novelties for TROUSERS and WAISTCOATS, he is
enabled to submit a new Article, termed the FLAXEN
ARUNDELIAS, which are of the most chaste and delicate
colourings, and will be found eminently suited for that l urpose,
especially for Foreign Wear, being of great strength, and per-
fectly fast in colour.
The New FLAXEN ARUNDELIAS only to be obtained at
110, BOLD-STREET. Liverpool.

Q EACOME DAWBARN, ARMY AND NAVY
CLOTHIER, has much pleasure in informing the Public,
that he has completed his arrangements with Messrs. Nicom.,
Court Tailors, London, who will henceforth furnish him
a monthly with participation in the use of every FASHION-
ABLE MATERIAL consumed by them both in TROUSER-
INGS and VESTINGS, thereby ensuring to his Patrons and
Friends always a succession of Novelties.

NTOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN visiting Liver-
pool, are earnestly solicited to inspect the Premises of
110, BOLD-STREET, where will be found every Article con-
nected with GR NTLEMEN'S ATTIRE, also NICOLL'S cele-
brated REGISTERED PALETOT, of LLAMA CLOTH, as well
as the LOUNGING, FISHING, or YACHTING JACKET,
made in the REGISTERED SHAPE, which are very unique.
SEACOME DAWBARN solicits particular attention to the
D'ETE PALETOT and JACKET. )nly weighing a few ounces,
which will be found imperviable to a Shower, as well as a pro-
tector against the Dust.

NICOLL'S REGISTERED PALETOT, OF LLAMA

CLOTH.
Q ACOME DAW BARN, CLERICAL ROBE
LI MAKER, 110, BOLD-STREET, is the SOLE AGENT for
Liverpool and the adjoining Neighbourhood for the LLAMA
CLOTH PALETOTS. Any Colour and all Sizes, price .W 2 25.,
or, Lined with Silk, 12s. 6d.
Also, the LLAMA CLOTH JACKETS, both in PLAIN AND
FANCY CoLoun s, for YACHTING, FISHING, or LOUNGING,
price ass. and 425.
The celebrated D'ETE PALETOT and JACKET, a beautiful
Article for Summer Wear, price One Guinea..

ELDON DINING ROOMS.

SEYDE'S CAFE-RESTAURANT

ANGLAIS ET FRANCAIS,
14 A, SOUTH JOHN-STREET.
MSEYDE, in presenting himself as Proprietor
• to the Patrons of this Establishment and the Public
of Liverpool generally, begs leave to state that, having been
educated in his profession by the celebrated UDE, when at
Crockford's, and at the late Earl of Sefton's (one of the greatest
epicures of his day), and possessing an experienceof 24 years
as Cook in some of the principal establishments in this coun-
try, with confidence in his own abilities he trusts to impart a
much more recherche character to the Gastronomic Art than
is usually found in English systems.
Among other distinguished noblemen, M. SEvng has had
the honour to serve the present Earl Talbot, of Ingestre-hall,
the late Duke of Leeds, Wilbraham Egerton, Esq:, of Tatton-
park, Cheshire, and Rowland Errington, Esq., brother of Sir
W. Massey Stanley, Bart., of Hootan-hall.
M. SEYDE begs to say, that a proper acquaintance with
Gastronomy as an art is not only most useful, but of great
importance to health; and he will give Private Lectures on
the subject to select parties at their own residences. He also
purposes giving instruction to Ladies on their Cooking or-
rang,einents and Dinner Tables, or to receive their Cooks for a
limited time for private tuition ; whereby Families would be
better served, and snore economically than at present. By
this means he would also be of benefit to the poorer classes of
the neighbourhood, teaching Ladies and others who visit them
and dispense charity, the very great superiority of the French
modes of cooking, and the large saving effected by it.
:_Public or Private Dinners, Wedding Breakfasts, Bz.c., Sze.,
supplied in the first style, the Kitchen of the Eldon Rooms
being considered one of the best in Liverpool.
In thus offering himself to the service and favour of the
Gentry and Inhabitants of Liverpool, M. SEYDE will not fail
in his exertion to give full satisfaction to those who may en-
courage his talents and honour him by their support.
Apprentices taken with premiums ; and English Cooks, who
wish to make themselves proficient in their art, instructed.

HOT JOINTS FROM TWELVE TO FOUR O'CLOCK,
ire SEE DAILY BILL OF FARE.

BREAKFASTS, LUNCHEONS, DINNERS, and SUPPERS;
in the Dining-rooms, to order. WINES of the first Vintages;
SPIRITS and LIQUEURS of the hest Brands ; superior LON-
DON and DUBLIN PORTER, 1,4 E &c. ; CIGARS,'

HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE

OF
GLASS, CHINA, AND EARTHENWARE

DISPOSAL OF THE BUSINESS.

T. SMITH,
52, BOLD-STREET, AND —, CHURCH-STREET,
IN tendering to the Public his kindest thanks for the
liberal share of patronage lie has received since his com-
mencement in Business, begs to inform them that, owing to a
long continuance of ill health, be has been compelled to
DISPOSE OF HIS BUSINESS ;
and as possession of the Bold-street Premises will be required
early in August, he will have before that time to
CLEAR OFF TIIE WHOLE
of the present
ENORMOUS STOCK!

The CHURCH-STREET SHOP will be CLOSED in Six Weeks.
In order to ensure a speedy disposal, and to prevent the
necessity of Sale by Auction, the Goods in every Department
will be offered at

50 PER CENT.
BELOW THE USUAL COST

_ ..._
So that to Hotel-keepers, Captains, or Exporters, the advan-
tages will be enormous. As instances of the Reduction, the
following Prices are quoted :

s. d.
Cut Dessert Sets
Cut Decanters 2 quarts 2 pints 124
g per Per set.
set.
Best Cut Tumblers
Cut Wines. various patterns 3 0 per dozen
Cut Sugar Basins
Cream Jugs 0 10 each.
Cruets from 1 0 per set.
Best Cut Spirit Sets
Papier Mache Tea Trays 17 0 per set.
Best Iron Ditto
All Goods carefully Packed, free of expense, fit for Convey-
ance to any part of the world.