The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-01 00:00:00

AMPHITHEATRE. .
sole LesseeßOYAL and Manager, Mr. W. R. COPELAND, AMMO ' ,.. I,..''' „..9*
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A. 15, Great Chlotte-strect. . .
LIVING FOX AND PACK OF HOUNDS I 07
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SPLENDID SPECTACLE !
THIS present TUESDAY EVENING, the Ist instant,
, will be presented the New •Equestrian Drama, called '.,-.-->'
is THE ROYAL FOX-HUNT!
OR, LIFE'S COURSE OF MAN AND STEED.
Introducing a splendid FOX CHASE on the Stage and in • AND GENERAL COMME]
the Circle by LIVING FOX and FULL PACK OF
HOUNDS. - — -
SCENES IN THE CIRCLE.
—HEARTS RESOLVED AND HANDS PREPARED, THE
To conclude with the Farce of
THE SMOKED MISER.
_The ROYAL FOX HUNT will be repeated every ---- --- -------_
Evening until further notice.
2 Prices of Admission—Dress Circle, 3s. ; Side Boxes, No. 1185.] TUESDAY, API
~1,. 6d• ; Pit, Is. 6d. ; Gallery, 6d. Second Price—Dress
Circle, 2s. ; Side Boxes. Is. 6d.; Pit, Is.----- -- - - - - -- --------
GRAND OPENING. S. KERR, THE most superb Assortment of VESTINGS in r
30 , BOLD-STREET, -A- Liverpool at 110, BOLD-STREET. JUV.
INVISIBLE AMATEUR CONCERTS, jj-As the pleasure of announcing to his Friends and DAWB A RN AND DAVIS,
f The first of the kind ever introduced into England.) 1.31- the Public generally his return from London and TAILORS AND DRAPERS.
PARTHENON ROYAL ASSEMBLY-ROOMS, the Provincial Markets, where he has carefully selected a
GT. CHARLOTTE •STREET. (NEAR RANELAGH-STREET,) beautiful variety of AT REDUCED PRICES. J•
lOn MONDAY EVENING next, Anril 7th. FANCY GOODS, from
Tis proposed by a number of Amateurs, under the in every novel material and design, for the present season, T. WALKER'S
direction of Mr. H. V. LEWIS, Professor of Music, in SILKS, SHAWLS. DRESSES, WINDOW-BLIND MANUFACTORY, which
to give a SERIES of CONCERTS, to commence as, FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS, RIBBONS, &c., 135, WHITECHAPEL, , worth
above announced. The Amateurs will be invisible to the and will continue receiving a regular supply of New Goods Opposite Great Charlotte-street. Ladi
tudience, but can- be heard to the best advantage. The as they are produced, which will ensure to his Customers _ execu
Object of their being invisible is simply to allow talented an opportunity of always selecting their Purchases from
ESTABLISHED 1813, BY SCIa(
Amateurs an opportunity of being heard publicly, and the latest novelties. FRANCIS PINN E Y. 4, I
ascertaining public opinion of their abilities, without the
Pain of appearing, or being publicly known. Thus mo- ENGLISH'S PATENT CAMPHINE.
IN STOCK, 2000 VENETIAN SHADE BLINDS.
dent talent may be encouraged. Air ESSRS. ENGLISH and 'WATSON, of HuLL, beg F U I
Amateurs (Vocal or Instrumental) wishing to join may
IV.I. to inform the trade that they have appointed Mr. Gauze Wire and all other Blinds, Wholesale and Retail Ni
aPPIy to Mr. H. V. LEWIS, Professor of Music, Eliza- JOHN HAMILTON, JUN., 2, James-street, Liverpool,
treth•street ;or to Mr. A. W ALDRON, 38, Church-street. their LONDON CHAIR WAREHOUSE. SAS
~Reserved Seats, Is. 6d. ; Back Seats, Is. ; Gallery, 6d. SOLE WHOLESALE AGENT of
for this neighbourhood, who will constantly have a large STOC
0 PELTER AND ZINC WAREHOUSE, ing Di
Doors open at Half-past Seven. Concert to commence
at Eight o'clock. supply on hand.—For prices, &c., apply as above men- 0 2, JAMES- STREET, LIVERPOOL.
(See Programme.) tioned, to
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JOHN HAMILTON, Just., niture
WHOLESALE, RETAIL, AND FOR EXPORTATION,
~;'„,
SHEET, PLATE, AND SHEATHING ZINC, : iolilS
Y „
UNDER DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE. 2, JAMES-STREET. LIVERPOOL: GUTTERING, PIPING. TUBING, SASH-BAR,
N.B.—Parties imitating this article, and selling it un- PERFORATED ZINC, &c. Nurse
CONCERT HALL, der the name of Camphine, are liable to prosecution for FOREIGN AND BRITISH SPELTER. ' Drawe
LORD NELSON-STREET. infringement of patent. Also, parties purchasing the same, ZINC NAILS, SPRIGS, SCREWS, &c., room I
and selling it under the above name. A great variety of Articles manufactured in Zing. for Co
THE Public are respectfully informed that a GALVANIZED TIN PLATES, S. C
GRAND CONCERT THE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT IN LIVERPOOL are, bit
For Roofing, Sheathing Vessels, &c. e-
SOLELY FOR FURNISHING. isurifiel
will be given, in the above Hall. on TUESDAY EVENING TIN PLATES. _ _
'seat, the Bth instant. may as
•GEORGE WOODS, J. HAMILTON, Jeri.
• Ever
PRINCIPAL VOCALISTS:
Miss DOLBY, 21, BOLD-STREET. STEPHENS' Bed an
Miss E. BIRCH, PATENT REGISTER GRATE. exeunt(
Miss WHITNALL, CARPET, FLOOR-CLOTH, MOREEN,S. C.
ALEXANDER STEPHENS, of GREAT RUSSELL- busines
Mr. CALKIN, and DAMASK FURNITURE, CHINTZ, BLANKET,
STREET, LONDON, having appointed sting pi
Mr. JOHN PARRY. AND QUILT WAREHOUSE.
MR. WILLIAM BENNETT, lelousieur VIEUXTEMPS (celebrated Violinist) will also GEORGE WOODS begs to call the attention of Per-Sole Agent for the Sale of his cotnpet:
chasers to his large and varied STOCK, which will netted '
appear. PATENT REGISTER GRATES,
CONDUCUOR—Mr. CALKIN. be found, on inspection, to be equal in extent, variety,
IN LIVERPOOL AND THE NEIGHBOURHOOD,
.r, Adrnission—Reserved G.llery, 4s. ; Side Galleries, and value to any in the kingdom, and to contain novelty
Has supplied him with a variety of Patterns for Dining EXTR
`B* 6(1. ; Body, ls. sufficient to satisfy the most fastidious in every article of
commence at Eight o'clock. and Drawing Rooms, which he solicits the Nobility and
T'
To
--....51 value, taste, elegance, and design required in Furnishing. ,-,
entry to inspect at
His prices will be tumid, on comparison, to be equally •G
BENNETT'S EXTENSIVE SHOW-ROOMS,
ROYAL ASSEMBLY-ROOMS, low, if not lower, than any House in Liverpool, let their MR.
offered
'S
BUILDINGS,
GREAT GEORGE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. pretensions be what they may, no House possessing SIR THOMAS ready fc
greater advantages, either in the purchase or manufacture Where one is kept constantly burning.
Mr. STEPHENS has combined in this Grate all modern
sps TH E DIS T I N FAMI L Y, of their Stock, than tha possessed by his Establishment. .
irn. provements for preventing smok.e, w.ith. elegance orde- W. E
The orignal and only Performers on the extraordinary FRINGES. LACES, GIMPS, BELL-ROPES, TAS-
sign and economy of fuel, rendering it in every respect
newly-invented Instruments, their SELS. &c,, manufactured on the Premises.
decidedly superior to any other yet offered to the public. attentio
SILVER SAXHORNS, G. W. calls particular attention to his STOCK°, well-
Who have had the honour of performing, by command, seasoned BRISTOL and LONDON FLOOR-CLOTHS, TO SHIPOWNEttS, RAILWAY COMPANIES,' in this 4
11 SEVERAL OCCASIONS, before HER MAJESTY, H.ll .H, which can be cut to plan to any dimensions. I,,NGINEE.RS, AND OTHERS. Havit
i 'lnce Albert, H.R. H. the Duchess of Kent, Her Ma-
It4ltY the QUEEN DOWAGER, and in Paris betore His SHAW L S. . VrESSRS. J. and R. TOSSWILL, Manufacturers, Shawls,
ajesty King LOUIS PHILIPPE. TOHN CRIPPS. SHAWL MANUFACTURER AND IM; 111. London, Sole Contractors to the Admiralty, beg to Goods I
.1 PORTER, 48, BOLD-STREET, is now making a grand give Notice, that they have appointed Mr. JOHN HA- In
TWO GRAND EVENING CONCERTS will take display of SPRING FASHIONS, comprising a vast MILTON, Jun., 2, James.s'reet, Liverpool, as their Fr
p„ Place on MONDAY and TUESDAY next, the 7th and Assemblage of rich and costly Foreign Long and Square SOLE AGENT for that Port and the North, who will Br
eta instant, by the above eminent Artistes, who were CASHMERE SHAWLS, from Four to Thirty Guineas constantly have on hand a large Stock of their La Sc
I;eceived with the most enthusiastic applause at the Phil- each; besides an immense Variety of Paisley, Edinburgh, DRY BOILER AND TARRED SHEATAING
oartnonic Concert, I.iverpool, last night. and Norwich Shawls, from One to Three Guineas; and FELT,
*Pr: J. PERRING, of the Royal Academy of Music, a collection of New Shapes in Mantelets, Cazzovikas, for Sheathing Vessels under Wood or Copper. made .
pianoforte a
. The system recently adopted, of marking but a small surpassing in quality and economy any hitherto in use. MR.
Seats
commence at Eight o'clock. Tickets—Reserved profit on all goods, and in plain figures, from which no For Specimens and List of Prices aptly as above, to NI
vats, 3s. ; Unreserved Seat- 2s. ; Gallery, Is. deviation is ever made, will be strictly adhered to, he JOHN HAMILTON, JUN., Slater-s 1
Full Pa, liculars in Programmes, having found it successful in gaining the confidence of 2, JAMES-STREET, LIVERPOOL, . ence an,
4iIkiCONCLII,T at WOODSIDE, on FRIDAY next, the Purchasers and a greatly increased patronage. Sole Agent for Liverpool and the North. ' during a
y,"
,'
JOHN CRIPPS, SHAWL AND MANTLE HOUSE, N.B.—This article is extensively used for laying under that such
48, BOLD STREET. . Railway Bars, Chairs. &c. new plac
LECTURES
POOL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION.
ON TUESD ,Y AND Ht.IDAY EVENINGS, AT NO. 66,
UNDER THE ESPECIAL PATRONAGE OF STRAW BONNETS.
THOMAS GRI
T HALF-PAST SEVEN.
FFITHS, ESQ., PROFESSER OF CHE- HER, MAJESTY. MRS. GARDNER having taken the Premises situated
No. 72, BOLD-STREET, lately occupied by Mr. DRAP.
.
~_ MISTRY, &c., at Bartholomew's Hospital, London, ROYAL GALLERI OF BRITISH ART.
•, will commence a COURSE OF SIX LECTURES itiT RR. LAC E Y has the pleasure to announce an R. 11,.1. BECK. WITH, begs. most. .respectfully to inform the
tn the CH EMISTRY OF THE FOUR ANCIENT ILK EXHIBITION, for a few days, at his new Premises, Ladies of Liverpool and its Vicinity that she has
WILL FI
CiLEME No. 66, 80ld-street, of splendid WATER COLOUR OPENED THE ABOVE PREMISES,
Terms i NTS Tens EVENING.
~ DRAWINGS, after Pictures by Stanfield, Edwin Land- WITH A
4845 : of Admission for the year ending 31st December,
seer, C. E. Leslie, Sir David Wilkie, Sir A. W. Call- STOCK OF BONNETS, ENTIRELY NEW, T
I6s —Lower Gallery, Gentlemen, £1 lls. 6d.; Ladies,
cott, !Douglas Cawp.er, C. L. Eastlake, Thomas Uwins, Every Article of which has been selected with the greatest
s S. Body, Geritletnen 16s. ; Ladies, Bs. To a Single
4.,ecture, Lower Gallery, 2s. ; Body, Is. W. Hilton. G. S. Newton, and Gainsborough, all made care, from the first Houses in London and Paris, with
expressly for Finden's Royal Gallery, now in course of every regard to Fashion and Economy, so that she has no
a,.Pr• ItiIUDA ITT ,r,c o-....-- -r c:_ r _._.__ .... publication. hesitation in savino, that no vin.,... J„ T.;.....,,,....1 swill Is,.

seer, C. E. Leslie, Sir David Wilkie, Sit: A. W. C4ll- STOCK OF BONNETS, ENTIRELY NEW,
cott, Douglas Cowper, C. L. Eastlake, Thomas Uwins, Every Article of which has been selected with the greatest
W. Hilton. G. S. Newton, and Gainsborough, all made care, from the first Houses in London and Paris, with
expressly for Finden's Royal Gallery, now in course of every regard to Fashion and Economy, so that she has no
publication. hesitation in saying that no House in Liverpool will be
Admission by Ticket, to be obtained at Mr. LAcEr's, able to compete with her, when the quality of the article
No. 66, Bold-street, corner of Slater-street. is taken into consideration.

Dr
ItIMBAULT'S Course of Six Lectures on the
Thirteenth
OF MUSIC IN ENGLAND from the
ahirteenth to the Seventeenth Centuries will commence
VI the 22d instant. The Vocal Illustrations by Miss
rnrr, Miss M. SWAIN, Mr. RYALLS, Mr. ARMSTRONG,
...Arid a numerous Chorus. Pianoforte Dr. iiIMBAULT.
s'rgan ,
Mr. ROGERS.

ST. GEORGE'S INN AND EAGLE HOTEL,
THOMAS WILSON AND SONS' FENWICK STREET,
FUNERAL ESTABLISHMENT NEAR ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH, LIVERPOOL.
GEORGE LATHAM, in returning thanks for the
82, BOLD-STREET, very liberal encouragement be has received since he
FORMERLY OF DUKE-STREET. entered upon the above Hotel, respectfully announces
that DINNERS off HOT JOINTS are ready from
Twelve o'clock every day. Charge, One Shilling each.
SHIRT COLLARS. SOUPS always ready.
THE advantages of WELSH and MARGETSON'S G. L. trusts, from his long experience as Cook to UP-
REGISTERED SHIRT COLLAR consists in its Palatine Club„ and subsequently as Manager at the
fitting closer to the neck, and retaining its shape a greater Adelphi Shades, to afford the greatest satisfaction to
length of time when in wear, combined with a greater de- those who may svour him with their commands.
gree of comfort and durability than ordinary collars, Farmers and Gentlemen frequenting the Corn-Exchange
being made ENTIRELY OF LINEN. can be accommodated with Private Rooms. Dinner
Each Collar bears the name of WELSH and MARGET- Parties accommodated on the shortest notice.
sox, London. To be had of most of the respectable Every ACCOMMODATION for COMMERCIAL
Hosiers. PRICES—No. 1 Quality, 12s. per dozen. No. MEN.
2, 158. No. 3,18 s. The Lovers of a PRIME GLASS of PORTER will
CAUTION.—Any one making Shirt Collars of the meet with it at the St. George's Hotel.
" REGISTERED PATTERN." will be subject to a penalty In accordance with the wishes of several Gentlemen,
under the Act of 6 and 7 Victoria, 6, 65. Mr. L. now provides a variety of Dishes every Sunday.

J. GREGORY JONES, Secretary

LIVERPOOL DOCKS

LANDING STAGES.
--SNGINEERS WHO HAVE SENT IN DESIGNS
prt'Oß A LANDING STAGE AT LIVERPOOL.
HE COMMITTEE of the LIVERPOOL DOCKS
intimate to those ENGINEERS who have sent in
tESIGNS for a LANDING STAGE at Liverpool,
iottld they be desirous of having such Designs EXHI-
tkiTED o the Public aer the Committee have made
dectision upon them, that the USE OF THE
°MSin which such Modelsand Plans are now placed
p
ILL BE GRANTED for a Limited Time, for the
Co ms
ttee of such
the ir Exhibition, at a charge to be fixed by a
°.,,tbali of body.
tir arties, owners of such Designs, are requested to sig-
their pleasure on the matter to the CHAIRMAN OF
tteat.DocK t OMMITTEE on or before the Bth day of April
By order,
hack
DANIEL MASON, Secretary.
Office, Liverpool, 28th March, 1845.

LANDING STAGES.
IN.eensequence of the above Advertisement, a Deputa-
stat!en from the Parties who had previously suggested an
ibition of the Models and Drawings of Landing
ao es waited on the Chairman of the Dock Committee,
t hi.
4tt a suggestion formed a PROVISIONAL COMMIT-
/4 p; who respectfully announce that a PUBLIC
aed4),E TING of the PROJECTORS of MODELS
the „I-LANS for LANDING STAGES will be held, at
(W„AuttuNswicK HOTEL, Hanover-street, To-MORROW
iVerneSday) EVENING, the 2d April instant, at Eight
ear,.°eli, when a General Committee will be formed, to
➢ the objects of the Meeting into effect.
testilorties who cannot attend may vote by proxy, or sag-
nB bY letter will be laid before the Meeting.

THE GIPSIES !
Cc!, IMMENSE SUCCESS IN LONDON!
NERCIAL HALL, GLOUCESTER-STREET.
r. RANSFORD has the honour of informing the
TRAPublic of Liverpool that he will give his ILLUS-
terZIIONS of GIPSY LIFE and CHARACTER, in-
t,itPersed with Original Melodies, on MONDAY, WED-
-11:13.,i,1 and FRIDAY the 7th, 9th, and Ilth days of
. Instant Piano-fOrte, Mr. E. F. SMITH.
ta PROGRAMME.—PART I.
rq recollections of the Gipsies—a subject of much
eo'tert,r_s-celebrated in poetry and romance—Sir Waiter
Ikent. wordswnrth—first impression of a Gipsy encamp-
sos-their mode of living—habitations.
e'
'` THE GIPSY'S TENT."—Origin of the Gipsies
in their Morisco, Egyptian, and Indian descent
ggy°o4ility of the latter—story of their expulsion from
;t1 ,41:it",,,neration for their language—general similarity
laws" olaces—fidelity to each other—instance—Gipsy
bits obedience to their chief—his duties.
" THE Gipsy MONARCH."—Their vagrant ha-
alkugehrry sitievBo...cations—tricks of horse dealing—thievish pro-
poisoning of cattle—knowledge of herbs and
nd ,---formerly renowned for manufacturing philters
ttiZZ'sons—fortune-telling—how managed
iltren,„LAo. " THE GIPSY'S BLESSING."—DisIike to
mklet'hi's--diffieuity of access to them—introduction to a
littibeTrQugh the chief's brother—the encampment de-
, %)„, "cool reception—eventual cordiality.
THE GIPSY BOY."—The Gipsies remove—
'tio-- of the tribe—Linder—arrival of the chief—his
dttliskiitedre.scribed—feast to his honour—interview with his
"-s4l4l•An, " FAIR LINDER."' The festivals continued
alAtOatnent of duties—my gualt..,iyiship of the camp—
'l4'4 arrival of the chief's brother—order for departure
de •Ilwel • arrel—my provi-
amber ntial
.corne assistant sent—our qu
,uebverance—return of the band—death of Linder
4", " THE GIPSY'S DIRGE."

An Interval of Ten Minutes.
E Neral PART H.
k_tirop observations on the Gipsies—their number in
4.bra e,,-"Hangary their head-quarters--Gipsy
I:okigeability of ,governments to civilize them—severity
NJ44itiqen laws—restrictions in England—royal edicts
' t theta--
NJ' atl Scottish gipsies—attempts to rid them by
(.1,4 wit,. Arran—John Faw—elopement of Lady Cas-
'"Pqes...." one of his descendants—prejudices against the
vvIiALL abduction of children. . • • ebeer STOLEN CHlLD."—Their
laa proverb—superstitions—partiality for good
gn—
eXtraVagatit feasts—their sociality among them-
Q: T
14ea. • MERRY GIPSY BAND."—Gipsy females
4 for -altiing in deception—personal appearance—fond-
]3adatn °„rriainent—softness of their voices—anecdote of
(e,1:41/4.atalani—love for their offspring.
timuntikilk Tilt GIPSY'S LULLABY."—Gipsy females
tii;'es Banf constancy to their husbands—devotion in
h befr2er—remarkable instance of
u u heroism—con-
rparriage—the betrothing.
,h-or! eejebra: THE GIPSY BRlDE."—Their weddings—
thit,Y of mad extravagance of the oridegroom—c9re-
eoe4,6Fiba,arriage—procession to the church—Gipsy
Tnit Gross's WEDDING." ------
bsk
d'4,80 HE GIPSY'S LAUGHING SONG.
Betvea °a to the Body of the Hall, 6d. ; Tickets to the
bt),,,,r;14 Seats, la. each.
CH
it!cl°0)411 dat Half-past Seven, to commence at
lt tL• ttA,„ Precisely.
tle-I,,tsi,.,„FoßD will give an ENTERTAINMENT
4nu on TUESDAY next, the Sth
i and WOOD-
'HUIISDAY EVENING, the 10th nstant.

'—Remarks on the