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

PAS DR TROIS, by Mesalles. Adele and Louise and Mon
Adrien.
lALLOP GENERAL, by the Corps de Ballet.
PAS SEUL D'ACTION, Mademoiselle Louise.
PAS D'ACTION,
by Mademoiselle CARLOTTA GRISI.
ENTICE, by the Corps de Ballet.
PAS DE DEUX, Mesdlles. Adele and Louise.
GRAND PAS DE DEUX„

by Mademoiselle CARLorm Gins' and '.lions. SILVAIN
To conclude with
MR. AND MRS. PRINGLE.

0-BORROW, (Wednesday.) there will be no Perfo.zmance.
n THURSDAY, a GRAND BALLu.I which Mademoi-
-itelle CARLOTTA GRISI will perform, being the last appear-
' 'once but ore of the Eminent nonsense, and alao of Madlle.
LOUISE, Madlle. ADELE, Mons. ADRIEN, and Mons. SIL-
VAIN. •
On MONDAY, will be performed, Mr. Wallace's New Grand
Opera, entitled MARITANA, in which Mr. ALLEN, Mr.
STREITON. Miss POOLE, and Miss RAINFORTH, will ap-
pear.
The Box-office will be Opened daily, at Ten o'clock.
Prices of Admission : Dress Boxes, ss. ; Upper Boxes, 3s
Pit, 25.: Gallery, Is. No Second Price.
Doors to be opened at Seven o'clock. Th
commence at Half-past Seven.
Carriages to be ordered at Eleven o'clock
No admission at the Stage Door, but to persons engaged in
.the business of the Theatre

ances will

Stage Manager, Mr. ADDISON

CONCERT,HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET.
riIHE• ETHIOPIAN DELINEATORS, in conse-
quence of the unbounded applause with which their en' t 3
are received, will SING EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,
being their last week in Liverpool, concluding each Evening
with the RAILROAD OVERTURE.
-Body, 6d. • Gallery, Is. ; Reserved Seats, ls. 6d. To com-
mence at Eight o'clock.

NOTE.—the :ETHIOPIAN LINEATOIThg CONCERTS are
-quite different from anytl g ever before offered to the Public,
being entirely diVeste om a word, look, or action that would
in the least degree end the most fastidious ; and, although
the whole affair is aughter-creating in the extreme, there is a
"holding of the mirror up to nature " that causes the thing to
go off with great éclat, and calls forth the approbation of
audience.

ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS

TR. ATKINS respectfully informs his Patrons
thatLa.!previously stated,

Pkc)FES 01Z
K E T, T,,E Will make his SECOND APPEARANCE in Liverpool,
TO-
MORROW, (Wednesday,) the Sth instant, in the GRAND
CONCERT HALL, splendidly fitted up, viith the whole of his
talented Artistes, augmented by several Foreign additions.
Amongst the beautiful Tableaux arranged expressly for these
Gardens will be introduced one, which he has no doubt will be
received by the Public with feefin rea Leasure, the Fac
Simile of the beautiful Group
.THE NELSO lONUMENT,
which has been the boast a pride of the Area of the Liverpool
Exchange for many yea . the principal Figures by the PRO-
FESSOR and his L .

CITY OF EDINBURGH SPLENDIDLY ILLUMINATED,
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS,
And all the Attractions of the Gardens.

ADMISSION, ONE SHILLING

ROYAL VISIT TO LIVERPOOL,

GRAND PICTORIAL

MAII

With the "LIV

EtPOOL MAIL," of S

,Lugust, will be presented a ,
STAMPED . SUPPLEMENT;
Il which will appear a FAITHFUL RECORD of all th
FESTIVITIES

consequent upon
PRINCE ALBERT
the interesting ceremony of
OPENING THE ALBERT-DOCK,
• LAYING

S' VISIT,

AND
THE FOUNVATION STONE OF THE
SAILOA.S" HOM

With a number of
SPLI

NDID

ENGRAVINGS,

EXECUTED IN A STYLE NEVER BEFORE ATTEMPTED IN THE
PROVINCES,
and not to be surpassed for Beauty and Accuracy by any
Newspaper in the Kingdom. _ _ _

For this purpose the services of G; Ls, Esq., of Lon-
don, and SEVERAL FIRST-R RTISTS, whose works have
adorned the pages of the " ICTORIAL TIMES" and " ILLUS-
TRATED NEws," have en secured, paper of an improved
quality has been prep ed expressly to give adequate effect to
their productions, d ample arrangements will be made for
Supplying any d and, however extensive.

Amongst.the prominent features of this attractive publica-
tion will be found, a Group comprising
CORRECT PORTRAITS OF PRINCE ALBERT, THE
QUEEN, AND 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 EXPENIE incurred by the PROPRIETOR OF THE MAIL
in the preparation of this
SPLENDID PICTORIAL PAPER
WILL EXCEED
FIVE WILL
GUINEAS.

ADVERTISERS
will thus be afforded an opportunity of obtaining

• UNEXAMI'LED VUBLICITY -
to their ANNOUNCEMENTS, as? owing to the immense influx
of Visitors'and Strangers on this important occasion, it is anti-
cipated the Sale will
EXCEED FIFTY THOUSAND COPIES.

AoENTs and ADVERTISERS should send in their orders forth-
rrith, to prevent the slightest chance of disappointment.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN' NEWFOUNDLAND.
A T a MEETING of MERCHANTS in Liverpool,
engaged in the NEWFOUNDLAND TRADE, held this
rY, to consider what steps should be taken to alleviate the
‘jullerings of the many destitute and houseless families in St.
Ntlwfoundland, occasioned by the t destructive
ire, the following extract of a letter on the recent '
t, dat ed 11th
was iead the statements in whi ere corroborated by
Her communications :—" Nearly e whole of the town is
destroyed ;.nothing but what be termed the suburbs re-
Tint The.

v ,a•cl-vimillni necessaries
nte can be had. The su rings are awful. Men, with their
,"Ives and families, with e scanty remains of what they- have
71:ed, are' seen in gr OS scattered about the open fields.
-s:ale
of the more fav red are lodged in tents, erected by the

tion was then resoltd unanimously,—That a general snbscrir
n be opened immediately in aid of the
sufterers, INSTA N
ELM!, being necessary to save many from starvation.

the
EXCHAWGE-ROOM, the BAN ri of LirvEitrooL, the BOROUGH-
10ANK, and by WILLIAM TARBET, Treasurer.

Liverpool,ist,

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Job Brothers

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British and North American Royal Mail Steam
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