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AL, WIL LI ANISON-SQUARE,
LIVERPOOL.
4eBlees., MADA.ME CELESTE Mr. WEBSTER.
NOTICE.
Madam CELESTE and Mr. WEBSTER deem it due to
themselves to state to the Liverpool Public, that the
gross misrepresentations of a silly-bilious critic, in a
certain Weekly (query, weakly ?) Newspaper, induced
them to cut the editor and friend off the Free List, and
to withdraw the Advertisements : hence the virulence of
the remarks, which will give a tolerable notion of the
independence of its opinions in this as in other matters.
,T,he only papers that have the Entree and the Adver-
.4sements, and the respectability and circulation of
which are undoubted, are the Standard, Albion, Times,
Courier, Advertiser, Mercury. Mail, arid Chronicle.
MR. & MRS. CHARLES KEAN,

FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
Tile arrangements of the Theatre requiring an alteration
in the prices of adrnissionforthe remainderof the Season
they will be as follows :—Lower Boxes, 4s. ; Upper
TBoxes , 2s. 6d. ; Pit, Is. 6d. ; Gallery, ls.
HIS present TUESDAY EVENING, the I4th inst.,
Will be performed the favourite Comedy called

MONEY.
Evelyn
Beira Clara Mrs. C. Kean.
g their second appearance here in those characters.
Lady Franklin Mrs. Clarke.

To conclude ith the Fiiry Eof
THE FAIR ONEw WITH THE GOLDENxtravaganza LOCKS.
Acting Manager.. Mr. CLARKE.
Stage Manager . Mr. CHARLES PERKINS.
of Performances This Evening, and for the remainder
or the Summer Season, will commence precisely at Half-
Past Seven o'clock. Doors to be opened at Seven.

rr THEATRE-ROYAL, CHURCH-STREET.
_CIE splendid CHINESE PANORAMA, open during
the
Chinese Dav and in the Evening, with Views and Illustra-
"ls of the chief Cities. Towns, and Villages of the
Empire—Pekin, Nankin, and Canton; Customs,
ranners, and Peculiarities of the Inhabitants; Hong
iiWenrgh—ChineseTheatre —Quail Fighting—Bastinads —Cat
IlaieertsWampo Island—Amoy—Capture of Ting
the Feast and the great National Religious Ceremony,
Ile 7. of Lanterns, &c.
Feet of arlaranla is painted upon nearly Four Thousand.
ever s'lnVaSt and declared to be the most attractive
ter presented to a Liverpool Public, from the intense in-
ourest so generally felt upon the subject, in consequence of
recent warlike and mercantile connexion with China
and its Inhabitants.
TFashionable Daily Exhibition at Half-past Twelve and
wo o'clock ; in the Evening at Seven and Half-past
-tight.
Boxes, is. ; Pit, 6d. Children and Schools Half-price
to the Boxes only.

ROYAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
GREAT GEORGE-STREET.
MR. LOVER'S IRISH EVENINGS,
(Nato ao highly Popular in London.)
(AN FRI DAI EVENING NEXT, May 17,
Mr. LOVER will have the honour to give his
ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE NATIONAL CHA -
lAcTEßisTics AND MELODY OF HIS COUN-
TRY ; comprising Notices of its Early History—Sketches
of Popular Character—Legendary Fragment—Song ml
Story : not only those in Melodies which have acquired
established popularity, but NEW SONGS, adapted to
the BEAUTIFUL NATIONAL AIRS of IRELAND,
HITHERTO UNKNOWN IN ENGLAND, accom-
Paffnied by such Anecdotes as will exhibit their origin and
Mr. LOVER, in addition to HIS OWN SONGS, will
be assisted in the Musical Illustrations by
MISS WHITNALL,
and
. RYA LLS
Ito Tickets to be had Mr
at the Music. Warehouses and the
0 Rooms. Reserved Seats, to be secured at the Rooms
OIL 3s. 6d. •, Body of the Room. 2s, 6d.; Gallery, 2s.
boors to be opened at Seven ; Performance to com-
=e at Eight o'clock.

LIVERPOOL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION.
_B-,I,„ECTURES ON TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
TA,NINGS, at HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK.
HIS
s EVENING, (ruesdiy,) the 14th instant, Pro-
fessor GREENBANK will commence a Course of
fp,r4,,,,t Lectures on the ORATORS of GREAT
and IRELAND.
Admission : Lower Gallery, 25.; Body or Upper Gal-
/erg, is
; Donors and Annual Subscribers Free.
the Friends
Directors take this opportunity of intimating to
rFriends of the Insiitution, that Donations of Books
table for the Lending Library, about to be opened,
°llld be exceedingly acceptable.
J. GREGORY JONES, Secretary.

THE ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.
Subscribers and the Public are most respectfully
informed, that the First Grand
FE FE D'ETE
WILL TAKE PLACE ON
ON A
SCALE OF UNPRECEDENTED MAGNIFICENCE.
The The Stupendous Panoramic Model al Fresco of the
ondrous
avaCaverns, Subterraneous Palaces, and
dfar-
TEMPLES OF ELLORA AND CAVES OF
KY LAS.
The greatest marvel of India.
In the Evening will be given a magnificent Pyrotechnic
T Spectacle, illustrating the splendour of
HE ..„
44.• URRAti TAMASHAH, Oft HINDOO FESTIVAL.
The Scene will represent
THE WONDERS OF ELLORA.
During the celebration of the
MYSTIC RITES OF EASTERN MAGI ;
And au effort will be made to convey to the Public
an idea of the gorgeous and extraordinary Spectacle
of an

HINDOO FESTIVAL;
In the exhibition of which the Indian Artists are so pre

eminently celebrated.
On this occasion the new splendid Saloon will be thrown
Open, which, during th,2 evening, will be tastefully Illu-
minated, and will form a commodious Promenade. Re-
freshments will be provided by Miss ELLEN POLDING of
Islington.
THE CENTRIFUGAL RAILWAY.
Which excited so much attention last season, will be in
full operation every day, and in the evening by the power-
ful Bude Light.
The CAMERA OBSCURA will be exhibited daily.
The Royal Cheltenham Band, conducted by Mr.
C iticEßn, will
Music he in attendance, and will perform a Near
elect io of .

To be repeatedAdmiss every O
FRIDAYn and MONDAY

SIR DAVID WILKIE'S PICTURE
OF T E
I ARST STATE COUNCIL HELD UPON HER
"JESTY'S ACCESSION TO THE THRONE."

PRIVATE
VIEW, BY THE GRACIOUS PER-
RNISSION OF HER MAJESTY.
No to
GRUNDY has the honour acquaint the
Pro othty and Gentry, that the above Picture (the
Vir),e,rtY of her MAJESTY) 1S NOW ON PRIVATE
at his Establishment. Admission by Card.
of Arts, 26, Church-street.

CHEAP
TRip
TO LONDON AND BACK,
2/1 SATURDAY and MONDAY nest, the 18th and
vth

FIRAN,
tiP SATURDAY, 18th RST
instanT It, at Six o'clock in the
Morning. from Edge-hill Station.
I)OvirnTaURSDAY, 30th instant, at Half-past Nine o'clock
at Night, from Euston-square Station.
SECOND TRAIN.
tr p MONDAY, 20th instant, at Six o'clock in the Morninz,
from Edge-hill Station.
Down MONDAY, 27th instant, at Half-past Nine o'clock
at Night, from Euston-square Station.
Those Persons who have not yet taken Tickets, will do
well to apply immediately, as the demand is very large
from various parts of the Country, and the number is
limited.

JOSEPH CRISP, Contractor,
Commercial Hall, over the Railway Station,
Gloucester-street.

GREAT RURAL TREAT DURING THE SUMMER.

OMNIBUS TO HALE.
THE Public are respectfully informed, that the new and
elegant four-horse OMNIBUS, the " Umpire, "
Iptinues to run daily, from the Angel booking-office,
jale-street, through AIGBURTH, GARSTON, and
11-lARE, to the delightful and picturesque village of
at4m, starting from Liverpool each day (except Sundays)
quarter-past one o'clock; on Sundays at half.past
eveoj and from the Chide of Hale Inn, Hale, every
u'nge at eight o'clock. Fare each way, one shilling and
Penc.

irt`STIMONIAL TO MR. ROWLAND HILL..
-Übnis„ltroPosed to raise a Fund in this Town and Neigh-
LltAatNiolf.”-aillor the purpose of tendering to Mr.. ROW.-
is, some substantial mark of the high esti-
bilis lin 1:1;";'"ch his services are held in introducing, by
ileoNsnacti_ollB:,,E exertions, the system of the PENNY
, large which has conferred so great a good on
MR. JAMES PALMER,
Rho 01'1E-ER-COURT, CASTLE-STREET,
wwait us been appointed a Collector for the purpose, will
thisP,,ll the Bankers, Merchants, Tradesmeh and.otherrs_
thertine4awn and Vicinity, to solicit Subscriptions in ftuhe
varieweepaf this object. Books will also be left at
Inenta-of",al.lcers, and at the several Newspaper Establish-
the
43oebbe`et'uls Town, where parties desirous of. promoting
may record their names. Subscriptions will
xeceived bGHy
HORNBY, Esq.,
trt,,A.NCIS HAYWARD, Esq., Committee.
AM HODGSON, Esq.,
SAMUEL HOLME, Esq.,
WILLIAM BROWNE, Esq.,
Zit) SAMUEL S. GAIR, Esq., .5) Treasurers.
Ma.v 0, 1844.

GEORGE LoXTOI`rCAOLALS.MERCHANT, having cliso-
itlfor Continued receiving orders in Dale-street,_la3 In
bttkpis Friends that he has taken an OFF
%he t 'BUILDINGS, FENWICK-STRE ET, oppo-
ittid e North and South Wales Bank, where !he Coal
Ile rrYing Business will for the future be carried on.
itt pct' ig Coals for House Use, and Rushy-park Coals,
er for Steam-boats and Shipping.