The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-02-04 00:00:00

FliA DIAVOLO ;
OR, THE IvN OF TERRACENA
will be repeated.

THE FRASER EVENINGS,
IN THE PORTICO.
THEMUSIC, POETRY, AND LITERATURE.
SE EVENINGS, devoted to the highest moral
and edifying purposes, and attended, as they now
constantly are, by numerous au es, will be continued
TO-MORROW, (
DAYWedne h in
sday l
stant.e sth, FRIDAY next, the 7th, and SATUR, t t
KENHEAD.
Mr. and the Misses F., understanding that some Fami-
lies wish them to visit Birkenhead, propose to give ONE
EVENING there on THURSDAY next, the 6th instant.

RE-OPENED! THE ANATOMICAL
,PARISIAN VENUS.
IN consequence of the increased number of Visitors with
I. which the Proprietor of this splendid ANATOMI-
CAL MODEL of the HUMAN BODY was honoured
during his last week in Liverpo)l has been induced to
RE-OPEN, at Mr. LACE S 100, BOLD-
STREET, FOR OOM
ONE K ONLY,previous to his
departure for Dublin. pr
Hours of Admission, from Ten till Four, daily,
and from Six to Nine in the evening. Admission, One
Shilling. Ladies, every day, from Two till Four. For
tile encouragement of the Working Classes, the Admis-
sion from Six till Nine will be '

Sixpence each

COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION.
LECTURES ON TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
THISEVENINGS, AT HALF-PAST SEVEN.
EVENING, (Tuesday,) the 4th instant, ED. WARD TAYLOR. Esq., Gresham Professor of Music,
will commence a COURSE of THREE LECTUES
on the MUSIC of GERMANY. The following will be
the Illustrations of the first Lecture :
Reeitative.. " Pilate then said un
.. S. Chorus .... " Around thy pea ul Tomb".. T.
Do. Bach.
Fugue .• • .Organ
Solo " Ad to cla.PacheMel.
mus" ......... Hasse.
Trio ..... "To the I bounteous"
.
Quartett " inspira 0 Deus"
.....
Duet "Jesu ma Pax"
......
Chorus " 0 give thanks" ...... . . Do.
Song ..... " Finchi . Do.
.. Do.
Song . ‘‘ vaggheggai"
• • Do.
Song " Cara ti I ;solo"
.......... Do.
Qulrtett " 0 Godete" .
.. Do.
VOCALISTS :--PROFESSOR TAYLOR, MISS
STOTT, MISS MAY SWAIN, Mr. RYALLS, Mr.
ARMSTRONG, and an Effective CHORUS.
ORGAN AND PIANO-FORTE.—Mr. ROGERS.

ADMISSION

Lower Gallery

elo 10.
25 0.
1 1.
2 9

For Life--Ladies .
X Gentlemen 5 5
Per Annum—Ladies . 100 10
10 6
• .
Gentlemen... To each Lecture—Lower Gallery and Boa 1 1
Body, 2s. 6d.;
Upper Gallery, ls. 6d.

J. GREGORY JONES. Secretary.

ROYAL UGLYONIAN SOCIETY,
A GENERAL MEETING of the above ORDER will
IA be held, at Mr. William , Williamson-square,
No. I District House. on URSDAY EVENING next, the
6th instant, on Specia usiness.
J. A. ATKINSON, President.

LIVERPOOL GAS-LIGHT COMPANY.
IVOTICE IS HER GIVEN, that the ANNUAL
111 GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS
of the LIVERPOOL GAS-LIGHT COMPANY will
be held, pursuant to Act of lament, at the Company's
Office, in Dale-street • on TUESDAY, the
18th day of Fe)ruar Liverpool,nst at Twelve o'clock at Noon.
Dated this 3d day of February, 1845.
THOMAS CARSON, Secretary.

REDUCTION 'IN THE PRICE OP GAS.
COMIVII I'TEE of the LIVERPOOL GAS-
-a. LIGHT COMPANY HEREBY GIVE NOTICE,
that the PRICE of their GAS ill be REDUCED to
FIVE SHILLINGS per in AND CUBIC FEET, On the
Ist day of April nest.
By order
G 4 ORGE MILLARD, Chief Clerk,
Committee Rooms, January 28, Dale-alreet,
1845.

REDUCTION IN TiH PRICE TOF H E LIVERPOOL NEW GAS and
CO GAS.
PANy HEREBY GIVE N KE COM-
OTICat,
after the ht day of April flex ir PRIC E, th E
of GAS
CUBIC FEET.on and
wilt be REDUCED to Fry
BILLINGS per THOUSAND
By order the Committee,
HENRY STEEL, Manager.
Gai•Gfice, Queen-square, Jan. 26, 1845.

AND SUFFOLK RAILWAY
COMPANY.
Registered provisionally purskant to 7 and 8 Pic. cap
113, s. 4.
CAPITAL £750.000, in 30,0,s Shares.
0A2,0 -
DEPOSIT £2 per E.
SOLICIT° .

(Appointed by the pro ers of the Company.)
Messrs. N. STEVENS and ,ARON, 1, Gray's Inn-square,
ondon.
BANKERS.
London.—Messrs. BARCLA.V
CO. BEVAN, and Co., Lom-
Strand. street ; Messrs.
bard-
STRACHAIV, Sir J. D. PAUL and
,
Bury and Sudbury.—Messra. OAKES, BEVAN and Co.
LOCAL AGENTS.
TH'ria4tead—.Messrs. STERLING and HARRIS.
Braintree.—HENRY JACKSON. Eq.
proposed Line (which has been long projected,
and is now brought forward on the rejection of the
Norwich and London Direct Railway by the 1)---i
Trade) will COBTIUOirat. —,' ••
'haw... -`

._......... wit, Eastern Counties
.., ay at or near Hatfield, and will not only form the
Most direct and perfect communication between the Donn-
lons towns of Bury, Lavenham, Long Melford, Sudbury,
Halstead, Bockiog, and Braintree and •the Mtropolis,
but, if continued to Thetford, will be the shortest line
from Norwich to London Preserving the Old Coach
Rortd, and thus averting the ruin of existing interests
Which must follow upon a diversion of the present traffic.
It will also, by a branch to the town and port of Maldon,
open a by
between the inland districts of
Essex and the Sea; thus affording the greatest possible
amount of accommodation to the district through which
it will pass.
Instead of passing through a thinly inhabited dis-
trit, as is the case with the London and Norwich
Direct Line, this Railway will accommodate a population
cf upwards of 130,000 Souls, seven market-towns, and
three boroughs, returning each two members to parlia-
ment. The traffic, independent of passenvers, will be
Much assisted by the large quantity of beasts, sheer),
• dead meat, and poultry, annually sent from the
entire district to the London markets. The Line does
not interfere with any ornamental property, there are no
engineering difficulties, and the total lost is not expected
to exceed
.;13,000 per mile. The existing traffic is suffi•
cient (after deducting 40 per cent. for maintenance of
every working power and other expenses) to PRY a return
byof Rix per cent. on the capital, without taking into cal-
culation the great vtlition that may fairly be anticipated
the import and export of timber, coal, coke, chalk,
lime, and slates, corn, wool, and other general mer-
chandis from Maldon, into and from the manufacturing
diarricts of Braintree anti Halstead, and the whole of the
agricultural interior of Essex.
A nortion of the shares will be reserved for the share-
Tradeholders in the London and Norwich Direct Line, in the
event of their acquiescing in the decision of the Board of
1:121 liming Pry Prospectuses may be had of the Solicitors
ges. and the undermentioned Brokers
01. !ism D. M'Nrst, 2, Angel-court, City ; Jonx
itteaas, Liverpool; CARDWELL and SONS, Man.
C,Pes'er CottiNsom and Etirstr, Hull • and James
aArelesorr, Leeds; to whom applications for shares, in
the usual form, and accompanied by a reference, are to
we made.

THEATRE-ROYAL & MODERN ARENA or ARTS,
WILLIAMSON-SQUARE.
AMERICA It. SANDS'N EQUESTRIAN COPANY
THIS present TUESDAY EVENING,,
the 4th. inst,
an Entire Change of Entertainments will be submitted
to ihe Public, introducing the whole of this Talented
Company, in Equestrianism, Gymnastic and Antipodean
Exercises, Herculean Feats, Tight-Rope Dancing, Nig-
ger Singing, Banjo Playing, Gorgeous Pageants, and
Magnificent Cavalcades, Highly-trained Stud of Forty
Horses, Pigmy Ponies, &c.
TO-MORROW, the sth ins nt;--a—Grand MID-DAY
PERFORMANCE wili to place at Two o'clock.
On THURSDAY, a SHIONA BLE GALA, under
the immediate Pat age of JOEL W. NV HITE, Esq.,
Consul to the United States of America.
Doors open at Half. past Six, Performance to commence
at Seven.

THITHE ATRE-ROYA L, CH URC 11-STREET.
S present TUESDAY EVENING, the 4th inst.,
and all the Week, in consequence of its immense
success, the Opera of

Fra Diavolo ...
Zerlina Mrs. Alban Croft.
Lady Alleash
.. Miss H. Gardner.
Giacomo.... Mr. Morley.
After which, the Three Wonders of Creation, the
GERMAN LWARFS, wi Pear in their Ballet of
peri,
Action, ani Dance TH LKA..
To be followed by a ew Drama of immense interest,
ed
THE FEMALEcaII
BLUE BEARD.
The Female Blue Beard Miss H. Gardner.
To conclude with a New Ballet, called
THE NONDESCRIPT.
The Nondescript .. Signor Bernaschina.
THE BOHEMIAN GIRL is in rehearsal, and will
be shortly produced.

OYAL AMPHITHEAT
THlSpresent TUESDAY EVENINGR E.
, the 4th inst.,
and every Evening during the Week,
THE BLOOD RED KNIGHT.
After which, the PLEGE FAMILY, will appear on the
TIGHT ROPE.
The celebrated French Artiste Athletinue,Mons.MAUS,
will go through a ely--of Feats.
SCENES I HE CIRCLE.
To conclude with the ormances of Professor Dewhurst
and his Infant Sons, in a Ballet. called
A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM.
Prices of Admission—Dress Circle, 35.; Side Boxes,
2s. 6d. ; Pit, Is. 6d.; Gallery, 6d. Second Price—Dress
Circle, 25.; Side Boxes, Is. 6d. ; Pit, Is.