The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-04-23 00:00:00

THEATRE-HO AL, W ILLIANISON-SQUARE,
LIVERPOOL.
Zeglees, MADAME CELBSTE • Mr. WEBSTER.
Second Appearance this Season of Mrs. YATES
HIS Present and Mr. 0.
TUESDAYSMITH. EVENING, the 23d inst.,
a new Drama. called
MARY MELVYN.
l'larY Melvyn.. Mrs. Yates. i Sam Surf ..Mr. 0. Smith.

Joseph.... After which,
THE YOUNG SCAMP.
(the Young Scamp).... Mrs. Yates.
To ude with
PAIR ONE WITH THE GOLDEN LOCKS.
Acting Manager.. Mr. CLARKE.
ota
Low ge Manager r. CHARLES PERKINS.
I er Bezeg 3 • Upper B xes 2s • Pit is
• Gal-
-ery 6d. s. , o , • , , • 7

GRAND EVENING CONCERT AT THE ROYAL
MISS
AMPHITHEATRE.
E• HMILTN respectfully announces to her
Friends and the Public, that her CONCERT will
.taste place at the above Theatre, on WEDNESDAY EVEN-
PIO, the Bth May next, for which occasion she has, at an
Immense expense, secured the valuable services of the
Unrivalled and celebrated Violinist,
HERR H. W. ERNST,
whenhe will perform two of his own CompositiTs, a
ntasia on the March and Romance in Othello. '
name et Variations Borleque, le Carnaval de Venice,
an a •
Concerto Scene Cantate,"
the D
Spohr.
b E. H. will be assisted in the Vocal Department
J.her Sister, Miss HAMILTON, (from Manchester,)
4,1. WHITNALL, Mr. MACHIN, and Mr. JOHN
;;;:tVES, (from the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, and
.1.•4 bilit's Conrts, London.)
Mi 8 8 KEALF will perform a Grand Fantasia on the
pia forte, by Thalberg.
PIANIST, Mr. E. SMITH.
TBiperkeest,3ls:;:d
Places Gallery,. secured'' at Mr.. Smith's Music
Warehouse, Lord street, where a Plan of
.the Theatre
will be held 'also- at other principal Music-shops and
Hotels.
Doors open at Seven, Concert to commence at Eight
precisely.

TLIVERPOOL FEMALE PENITENTIARY.
HE ANNUAL MEETING of the FRIENDS and
SUBSCRIBERS to this INSTITUTION will be
held S
at the Charitable Institution-house, Slater-street,
THIS EVENING, (Tuesday,) the 23d instant, at Half-past
Six o'clock.
The Worshipful the MAYOR in the Chair.

FEMALE EDUCATION IN INDIA.
A PUBLIC MEETING of the Friendi of FEMALE
IL EDUCATION in INDIA will be held in the POR-
TICO, Newington, THIS EVENING, (Tuesday,) the 23rd
instant, at Seven o'clock, when the Rev. Dr. WILSON,
of Bombay, is expected to address the Meeting.

POLONCEAU'S PATENT ELASTIC BITUMEN
CPANY.
THE DIRECTORS HEREBY GIVE NOTICE to
the SHAREHOLDERS who paid a Deposit of £2
Per Share, that they may receive a return of ONE POUND
peri 5 i
Share, on account, by applying to Mr. JOSEPH KING,
xclaange Buildings, on any day between the hours of
Eleve
n and Two, and producing their Scrip Certificate,
Dissollguntiionng (f the Deed
Company.eedprepared for the occasion of the

AT a PUBLIC MEETING of the SHOPKEEPERS'
ASSISTANTS, held at the Mustc HALL, on
AtorninZIEDNESDAY last, the 17th instant, at Six o'clock in the
condg, it was proposed by Mr. T. A. JACKSON, se-
ed by Mr. REYNOLDS, and unanimously resolved,— be That the cordial and grateful Thanks of this Meeting
Presentdd to the 1709 Inhabitants of Liverpool who
tligisrlea the Requisition lately presented the M ;
a° ...is Worship the Mayor for so readilyto accedingayor to the
slant convening the Public Meeting held on the 10th
and for his distinguished kindness in recommend-
the the claims of the Assistants to the consideration of
Mjahlie ;---to the Earl of Sefton and Lord Sandon,
letters • for their Lordships' most kind and well-timed
ei to the Mayor ;—to the Gentlemen who so ably and
britlectlY advocated their cause ;—and to the vast assem-
,, Ze°lllPosing the Meeting, who, without a dissentient
4lce, proclaimed it right and reasonable that the labours
oPeithe, Shopkeepers' Assistants should cease at Seven
Year.
°", on all days of the week, and in all seasons of the
An. Address was afterwards voted to the Gentlemen
pointed the Public Meeting of the Inhabitants, on
the 10th ins;
of Shops at at Seven oacl ock C m m ittee to promote the Closing
as'
o .
hot" also a Memorial to the Shopkeepers of the town,
of which were numerously signed.
E. FLOWER, Chairman.
The Committee beg to an nounce that the OFFICE of
the Association of
toAssistant TradesmeneAdelphi Hotel. is REMOVED
6, ADELAIDE BUILDINGS, near the

MONPv
1.000
To LEND ON MORTGAGE.
£BOO, £5OO. £4OO, and £2OO, ready to
Secu ritY. be ADVANCED on approved Mortgage
A
Pply to Mr• DODGE, ~00CAOr • , Fen wick-street.

FINE ARTS.
,Ii• GRUNDY, (of Manchester,) PRINTSELLER,
I-LIBLISHER, and PICTURE FhasRAME MANUFAC-
UR, begs to announce that he OPENED the
• remises, No. 26, C URCIH-STREET, corner of Post..
oMce-place, as a DEPOT of the FINE ARTS, where all
tthe most important Productions of the Burin, either
ttglish or Foreign, may be obtained immediately on pub-
lication' in the earliest and finest states of the Plates ; also,
for the Manufacture Of PICTURE FRAMES of every de-
scription ; for the Sale of FANCY STATIONERY and
ARTISTS' MATERIALS.

Mr. GRUNDY respectfully invites the Patrons of Art-to
an inspection of his Stock of fine ENGRAVINGS,
Which includes all the principal Works of the English
School, together with a choice Collection of rare and
'eluable PLATES, from the most celebrated Works of
the:great Masters, by Raphael Morghen, Longhi, Toschi,
Anderloni, Desnoyers, Muller, Forster, Dupont, Felsing,
. lie begs also to solicit the attention of Collectors of
water-colour Drawings to a large and valuable Collection,
Which he has now on Sale, comprising capital Specimens
or the most distinguished Water-colour Painters of the
Present day.
Repository of Arts, 26, Church-street,
~ Corner of Postoffice-place.

PORTRAIT OF
JOHN GLADSTONE, ESQ.,
RIN OF FA S QUE, (LATE OF LIVERPOOL.)
H. GRUNDY has the pleasure to announce the
ttia completion of a beautiful M E Z Z 0 T I N T 0
- . RAVING, by Mr. S. W. REYNOLDS, from the ad-
tPlatrable fun_
't; ~ recently painted length Portrait of JOHN GLADSTONE,
by Mr. BRADLEY.
Of the p, e.Mal Picture, together
he
I.i'. '
It 'ate, .re NOW ON VIEW, at Mr. GRUNDY'S
0 tftsrrony OF ARTS 26, Church-street, (corner cf P05t-
............_ where Sub Place,)
* ibers' Names are received.

NEW NORTHERN HOSPITAL, LIVERPOOL.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
S4,V ER AL BUILDERS having expressed a desire
the that the TIME for RECEIVING TENDERS for
st,,tRECTION of this PROPOSED EDIFICE
b'utiLD BE EXTENDED, I beg to state that MON -
neat, the 29th instant, instead of Monday, the 22d
best Britt is now fixed upon as the time when Tenders will
pkeceived.
bare quantities have been accurately taken, and may be
to at quantities
Offices, if the parties desire it, at a very mode-
e charge to unsuccessful candidates, and at the usual
'44rge to those who are successful.
EDWARD WELCH, Architect.
WELCH has a VACANCY for a PUPIL.

LIVERPOOL WORKHOUSE.
-VACANCY having taken place in the Office of
k , HOUSE-SURGEON to this Establishment, the
''''-c.I4ECT VESTRY will proceed to the ELECTION of
a,Gentieman to fill the SITUATION on TUESDAY, the
30th April instant.
The Salary is fixed at £l5O per annum, with Furnished
Apartments in the House, and the appointment will be
Made for a term not exceeding three years.
Candidates must have a Diploma from one of the Royal
Colleges of London, Dublin, or Edinburgh, and be a
Licentiate of Apothecaries'-hall.
_ Itpplications, With qualifications and testimonials, to be
in on or before FRIDAY, the 26th instant, at Four
C Lock, addressed to the Secretary of the Select Vestry.
By order,
NATHAN LITHERLAND, Secretary.
___Ziverpoof, 16th April, 1844.

Tv, WHOLLE _
, A
TUSCAN, STRAWESA
PLAIT BONNET,
AND
V' Th. TRIMMING WAREHOUSE,
IDI44L4MSON SQUARE, LIVERPOOL.
allttnßeio."-tts lex. BARF-ORD begs to acquaint hisdnuto-
141ceco Friends that he is now fully. prerre usual
11
valence the ensuing Season, and hereby gives %
t° Merchants, the Trade generally, and Country
,arl_c_ls. that he has ready for inspection the largest, most
Hose in
the ,ZI, and choicest STOCK of GOODS of any
Lis
_•ursde, including some entirely New Styles, peculiarly
Diamond,
/tse°wo, consistin of Tuscan, Fancy Tuscln,B dfords
Brill:Lit, ice, Dunstable, Fine Patents, Rice . e ,
Mode -."8, RODe co bs AN hole Dunstables,.Satin Straws,
Ibis, Rutland, mandother
too tu.
BONNETS,
lArb,lLLalnetc°llB for a d rtisement l STRAW PLAITS,
•vt,AT - " SQ. !I
a ve
and SHAPES, RIBBONS,
e.,, Netts [TARES
every Art. 1 , PLOWERS, BLONDS. RUCHES, and
F. 13 le e the Trade can require or elegancte stugg st.
hosee un-
aeq., • considers it needless to state, except o
ka_lited with ~.
" Establishment, that the whole
of his
the3ll.3eirig 1;,,_
.15
fer
time
ttte:set4h e"g 11 t Cash in the Markets at. tshsebeing
t. 11 „ Sold, and that his mode of business
small
- and .1)on the best principle yet discovered, siqlc
competition.
~ tilts. D A k returns, he again defies
*ge L a""1/1POlt ---7 opportunity of informing
thi, ,Cadre of r. -. takes this
that she returned
to tilllornin. ,lverpool and its Vicinity,
on
d and will open
itistuilne puhircuntrnect from Paris and London,
the 11th
next,
Irith tit; the exten.raliivultrHAOrWM7looMS in connexion
Sejeetin- wholesale Establishment hment, when will be shown a
.14 gliarill,l4 tIONNETS ainsd TRIMMINGS, surpassing
"I°Y. tin.q9ality, with elegance and neatness cobmcl
Aerie 41844 kind ever exhibited by one Proprietor.