The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-08-13 00:00:00

UNDER DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE.
PAGANINI!
ctGNOR PAGANINI respectfully annolnces to the Nobi-
-1-1 lity. Gentry, and Public resident in Liverpool and its viei-
nity, that he will give Two Grand CONCEATS. at the LIVER
THEATRE„ on-MONDAY and TUESDAY, ATIFUSt IS and V, i 833,
being positively the Last Time Ile can possibly have the honour '
of appearing before them previous to his departure forthe Court
of St. Petersburgh, on which occasion he has engaged those
kighly celebrated Vocalists,
Miss WELLS and Miss WATSON.
The Concert will be arranged by Mr. WATSON, Composer to
the Theatres-Royal, English Opera House, and Covent-garden,
and Member of the Royal Academy of Music.
PROGRAMME- OF THE FIRST CONCERT.
Act I.
Recite Aria, Miss Wells, " II Braccio" Nicolini.
Ballad, Miss Watson, "Teach Me to Forget'' Bishop.
Preludio e Dondo Brilliante, by Sig PAGAN INI Pagauini.
Dalilad, Miss Wells, " John Anderson, my Jo" Melodies.
Song. Miss Watson, "The Banks of Allen Water" ..Masi.
Grand Variations on the Air " Nei Cor Piu," by Sig.
PAGANINI Paganini.
Act 11.
Duet, Miss Wells and Miss Watson, " Sul Aria" ..,Mozart.
Sonta Militaire, entirely on One String, (the 4th,) by
Signor PAGANIN . . . Paganini.
Ballad, Miss Wells, "Away to the Wont 'n's Brow" Lee.
Ballad, Miss Watson "The Bonnie We Wife" Miles.
Melody of the North, "The Keel Ro Miss Wells
and Miss Watson
The admired Variazioni upon the pop ar Neapolitan
Canzonetta, "The Carnival of 'Venice," descriptive
of the Freaks and Vagaries of a Venetian Carni-
val, Signor PAGANIN I . Paganini.

Mr. Watsos will preside at the Piano-forte.
Tickets—Boxes and Pit. 5s ; Gallery, 2s. 6d.—to be had of
Egerton Smith and Co.,_Mercury-Office, Lord-street. Tickets
may also he had of W. D. Weiss, '2, Church-street.
In order that Families residing at a distance may have
an equal advantage in securing Seats in the Boxes, the Plan
will not be open till Friday the 16th, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Mercury-office.
N.B.—No places can be secured unless the Tickets are taken
at the time.
The Doors to be opened at Seven, and the Concert to begin
,at Eight o'clock in the Evening.

CALAMITOUS FLUE.
* SUBSCRIPTION is Upen for the Relief of the Widows
11l and Children of the individuals who lost their Lives at the
Fire that took place in Scotland-road, on the night of Saturday,
the 3d irrstant ; which will be distributed by a committee to be
formed for that .purpose.
The Mayor 5 0 0
Lord Hendon. 10 0 0
William Ewart, Esq. M.P.
0. L-leyworth, Esq . 5 0 0
Sanallope . 5 0 0
E. Burrell . 5 0 0
R. Dawson. 2 2 0
Jno. Ewart.. 2 0 0
W. W. Currie
E. Arnaud 1 1 0
John Foster 1 1 0
Thos. Taylor .
ti ll 0
S. and J. Holme 1 1 0
R. Walton 1 1 0 •
Mr. Pitcher 1 7 0
Tho. Thornely 1 1 0
S. Thompson
Richd. Blundell. 1 0 0
1 0 0
Wm. Salthous
Richd. Rathbone 1 0 0
James Brancker. 1 1 0
Geo. Booth. 1 0 0
Jos. B. Yates.. 0 10 0
Richd. Dobson
0 10 0
E. B. Lyon .. .
It obt. Price 0 10 0
Jos. Booker 0 10 0
Mrs. Sudiow 0 10 0
0 10 0
John Eden..
Mr. Girvin. 0 10 0
T. Walker 0 10 0
James Lee 0 10 0
N. Martindale. 0 10 0
Mr. Hutchinson. 0 10 0
W. Cartmel 0 10 0
A corrected list will be given on Friday with the smaller dona-
tions.
Contributions will be thankfully received by Messrs. SAMUEL
Hops and Co. Bankers; Messrs. SAMUEL and JAMES HOLME,
Seel-street; Mr.' RICHARD TAYLOR, corner of Church-street;
Mr. THOMAS TAyLoit, 31, Castle-street; and at the Offices of
all the Newspapers, viz:—Standard, Gore's Advertiser, Times,
Albion, Journal, Courier, Chronicle, and Mercury.