The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-24 00:00:00

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in consequence of what has occurred, I r
quest that this letter, as it stands, may be included i
publication.

In conclusion, I beg to ass
mittee eventually resolve tl

was incorrect, howev
acquiesce, and receive your vote as a ruled it
chairmen, whatever may be the result at any c. ,
ings. I feel that without full and hearty sub
such matters, to the voice of

tain even the semblance. of t
hevAnd SIM/ /ITO C;fla n "

I value unity

ments in which no vital truth is compromised
Believe me, dear Sirs, very faithfully your's
Aigkrth, Oct. 19, 1848. HUGH M

CIRQUE NATIONAL I

AMPHITHEAT

of this unri

ivalled troop
inst the in-
last,

Mons. Dejean, the able dire,
of equestrians, fought with his regiment
surgents at Paris on the memorable days of June
and received three wounds, and it was not until he was

ranks high in the esti-
we feel assured he will

brave soldier left his post during that
the destinies of his country. H
oration of his countrymen, an(

contest for

be equally respected in England, if for nothing
his endeavours to merit public support for his enterprise
in crossing the British Channel. After innumerable difficulties encountered at Havre in trAne--
an establishment, the first rep-
our Amphitheatre last evening,
late our townsmen upon the great treat a
them in witnessing the variety of entertr
for them during the winter evenings. In ad
the distin7uished favourite artistes of lap.

sentatio
nd we b,

) extensive

to con ;r

1 afforded to

inments in store
ition to all
there

ante in

are several new ones who make their fi
Liverpool. Mdlie. Caroline Lqyo d:
ordinary powers of saddle riding c
" Jupiter," cheval de haute ecole ;
bold and adventurous feats, witho
bridle, and Mdlle Palmira Annato, by her gi—
perfect manner in which she executes her exercises,
meriting a continuance of the high enthusiasm with
which she is received wherever she goes : some novel
music, expressly composed for her, accompanied her per-
formance. Young Loisset and little Marie Annato ap-
peared in that beautiful, but perilous, exercise the
" Highlander and Sylph." Mdlle. Paul and Mdlle.
Augustine Cerg are the names of the new female eques-
trians, and are talented riders. Messieurs Auriol L'Eclair
and Young Auriol were all alive and stirring, which,
together with a new cornique, named " Mahomet,"
amused the audience with their eccentricities and extra-
ordinary feats. Mons. Hewer, the skilful director of the
band, is again come from Paris with it, and his_taste in

er extra-
mal

311 that fine
&Me. Hadv
,ut either s

:e and the

selections which accompany the performances adds much
to the general gratification.

ROYAL TENDERNESS. —At the Mayor's dinner, on
Thursday, his worship, in proposing the health of her
Majesty, alluded to her liberality on the occasion of the
loss ofthe Ocean Monarch, and stated thathe thought itwas
due to her Majesty to mention a little circumstance of-
which they were not aware, connected with the loss of
that unfortunate vessel :- -A little child about three years
of age was saved—it was unknown—unclaimed by any
one ; and unable to give any account of itself, it formed,
amidst the general distress, one of the most touching,
because the most destitute, cases. This circumstance
reached the ears and arrested the maternal sympathy of
her Majesty, who immediately, with that quiet and unos-
tentatious benevolence which ever characterises her, pri-
vately intimated her intention to have the child taken care
of, respectably educated, and put forward in the position
in life to which it appeared to belong. This benevolent
intention, which, if carried into effect, would probably
not have been allowed to have transpired, has only been
frustrated by the discovery of the natural guardians of the
child, to whom it has been restored.
" Boz's" JUBA, AND G. W. PEEL'S CELEBRATED
ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS.—From the high tribute of ap-
plause bestowed on this company, by the whole of the
editors of the London, Brighton, and Manchester journals,
who have witnessed their performances within the last
two months, it gives us great pleasure to announce that
the Liverpool public will shortly be equally gratified with
the many thousands who visited them in those localities
They Will appear at,the Theatre Royal, Williamson-

sqtuire, on the 7th of November, for the first time. Mr
Pell is himself the most celebrated player on "the bones'
the world has yet produced ; and ti

Is COM-

pany, in
_their :ieFpectiv

,s of great

Juba," a youth only

tempora
:ice by d

tio them
ty of nt-

us effor

in this line into
rapid in • change,

a is so altogether nor

his own person;. what t

; to establisi
called a v

We may

iety of

e have sr

before deemed beyond th.
that he is the veritable ycuth whom
s") so graphically describes in . his
," and say no more to conciliate a
these foreigners on their arrival.
hem we shall enlarge upon their per-

are particukrly