The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14 00:00:00

ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.
RE-ENGAGEMENT OF PROFESSOR KELLER AND
TROU P. - -

MR. ATKINS respeciinfb, informs the Publie, that
each representation of these talented Artistes has been
recei%ell with most enthusiastic shouts of approbation; and the
exhibition of Briton's Natal Hero •,g t signal for one con-
tinued burst of admiration, the alented Artistes are engaged
for two more Representatio 0-MORROW, (Wednesday,) and
FRIDAY next, a change aideau each Evening.

On account of the riatansive preparation for the arrangement
of that popular Tableau,

THE NELSON MONUMENT,
it will be exhibited at the close of the Fireworks,

Mir OF EDINTiURGH SPLENDIDLY ILLUMINATED,
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS,
And all the Attractions of the Gardens.

ADMISSION ONE SHILLING

TO PERSONS VISITING LONDON

PORTRAITS, LANDSCAPES, COPIES OF PAINTINGS, &c.
BY THE AGENCY OF LIGHT.

MR. BEARD'S recent IMPROVEMENTS in the
DAGUERROTYPE INVENTION have been honoured
with the following, ameng a variety of other notices, by the
leading public journals : _

" We witnessed with great gratification the improvements
Mr. Beard has lately effected."—Morning Herald.
" The Portraits are now fixed on the Plate in all their natural
hues of Colour."—Britannia.

" They exhibit a degree of boldn ,an stand out with a re-
lief, greatly desiderated in all t earlier snecimens."—Times.
"The fidelity of the like _ sis wonderful, and the effect im-
parted by Mr. Beard's process of Colouring, is extremely
beautiful."--Critic.
"As family Po aits, these Miniatures are invaluable."—
Church and state Gazette.
Portraits taken daily from Nine till Six, and Licenses to ex-
ercise the Invention in London or the Provinces, granted by
Mr. BEARD, (sole patentee,) at 85, King William-street, City,
34, Parliament-street, and the Royal Polytechnic Institution,
London.

ROYAL VISIT TO LIVERPOOL.
GRAND PICTORIAL MAIL

With the " LIVERPOOL MAIL," of SATURDAY, the Ist of
August, will be presented a
STAMPED - SUPPLEMENT,
in which will appear a FArrttFßic REUORD of all the

FESTIVITLX.-.S.

irtpe...)ert,/
consequent upon
PRINCE ALB T'S VISIT,
the interesting ceremon o
OPENIN HE ALBERT DOCK,
AND
LAYING T FOUNDATION STONE OF THE
SAILORS' HOME,

with a number of•• ,
SPLENDID ENG.RAVINGB,
EXECUTED IN A STYLE NEVER BEFORE ATTEMPTED IN THI

PROVINCES,
and not to be surpassed for Beauty and Accuracy by any
Newspaper in the kingdom.
For this purpose the services of G. P. Met-toms, Esq., of Lon-
don, and SEVERAL FIRST-RATE ARTISTS, whose works have
adorned the pages of the "PICTORIAL TIMES" and " Imuus-
TRATED NEWS," have been secured, paper of an improved
quality has been prepared expressly to give adequate effect to
their productions, and ample arrangements will be made for
supplying any demand, however extensive.

Amongst the prominent features of this attractive publica-
tion will be found, a Group comprising
CORRECT POI TRAITS OF PRINCE ALBERT, THE
QUEEN, ANT) ALL THE ROYAL CHILDREN,
THE GRAND PROCESSION,
THE PRESENTATION OF THE ADDRESS,
THE OPENING OF THE ROYAL ALBERT DOCK,
THE BANQUET AT THE TOWN-HALL,
THE STONE LAYING OF THE SAILORS' HOME,
THE SAILORS' HOME, &c., &c

The EXPENSE incurred by the PROPRIETOR OF THE MAIL,
in the preparation of this
• SPLENDID PICTORIAL PAPER
WILL EXCEED
FIVE HUNDRED GUINEAS.

ADVERTISERS
will thus be afforded an opportunity of obtaining
UNEXAMPLED PUBLICITY
to their ANNOUNCEMENTS, as, owing to the immense influx
of Visitors and Strangers on this important occasion, it is anti-
cipated the Sa'e will
EXCEED FIFTY THOUSAND COPIES.
AGENTS and ADVERTISERS should send in their orders forth-
with, to prevent the slightest chance of disappointment.