The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-09-02 00:00:00

ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.

AOTHER GRAND GALA !
POSITIVELY THE
LAST FOR THE SEASON!
MONDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 5, 1812.
THE unsettled state of the weather having prevented
many families of distiction attending:the festivities on
Wednesday last, Mr. Atkins has been induced to repeat the
Performances on MONDAY EVENING next, being posi-
titively the Last Grand Gala of the Season.
Re-engagement (for One Night only) of
MONSIEUR GO UFFE,
TILE INIMITABLE PROFESSOR OF
ANIMAL PORTRAITURE!
Whose distinction of character between the wild and domes-
ticated state of the Ourang Outang has been considered by
Naturalists and thousands of delighted spectators, the most
correct representation in the capacities of Man.
The extraordinary performances of Mons. Gouffe have
been witnessed by crowded audiences, not only in England,
but in every Theatre on the vast Continent of America, for •
the last four years. The spirit and confidence with ich
this Phenomenon performs his evolutions, keep the spectator
in constant wonder ; his feats arc performed with that de-
cided ease which characterises the Animal, of whose eccen-
tricities Mons. Gouffe is so happy in his illustration.
In addition to the above, an arrangement has been entered
into ((or this Night only) with the celebrated
MADAME ROSSINI,
(Of the Royal Vauxhall, and the Surrey Zoological Gardens,
Whose recent performances London, here) have been witnessed with
intense anxiety and breathless awe by assembled thousands.
Madame ROSSINI will repeat her
TERRIFIC ASCENT ON A ROPE 300 FEET LONG, AND AT
AN ELEVATION OF 60 FEET.
From the Castle of St. Angelo ! Surrounded by beautiful
Coloured Fires.
THE GARDENS,
Which from the propitious season now present a scene of
luxuriant beauty, will form a Fairy Scene of indescribable
grandeur and magnificence, with
SEVERAL THOUSAND VARIEGATED LAMPS!
In appropriate devices, forming a Crilliant Illumination, and
diffusing through this Gorgeous Scene of Enchantment all
the glorious colours of the Rainbow.
THE DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
Will introduce pieces selected for effect and magnitude.
Every brilliant-coloured Fire and novelty of the Pyrotechnic
Art will be brought forward, under the immediate superin-
tendence of Signor SIMONI. The following is the order of
Firing :
Salute Battery of Maroons.
Debilt of Signal Rockets.

Display of Blue, Green, and Crimson Flames.
Rockets, with Snakes, Rains, and Stars.
A Horizontal Wheel, performing numerous changes in the
direction of its Fires, richly supported by Crimson Star
Wheels, and concluding with petit Revolving Stars.
Sky Rockets and Tourbillons.
Bright Shells.
Mines, Pots de Brin, &c.
A Double Vertical Wheel, displaying all the colours of the
Rainbow, mutating to a grand Saxon Figure, richly adorned
with Coloured Fires and brilliant Wheels, with superb con-
clusion, in Bayonet and Straw Fire, reported.
Sky-Rockets, of large dimensions, discharging Bright and
Tail Stars.

The admired Fiery Pigeon.
Tourbillons and Shells in great variety.
Very large Rockets, bursting with a Bouquet of Crimson
Stars.
Sliest of Crackers.

Pots de Saucissons.

Rockets with changeable Coloured Stars.
A Grand Circular Piece, entirely composed of Coloured
Fires, in numerous mutations, commencing with a Vertical
Wheel, changing to a Double Wheel in Crimson and Purple,
mutating to a Glory of Five Pointed Stars, with a Grand
Circle of Emerald Flyers and display of brilliant Star
Wheels, concentrically placed, finishing as a Twelve-pointed
Star in Rayonetland Brilliant Fire.
Shells of Large Calibre.
Meteoric Rockets of Large Calibre, which will shed Stars
of various hues.
A Double Vertical Wheel, in Coloured Fire, changing to
a Superb Representation of two large Serpents chasing a
Butterfly ; the various and changing hues of the Serpents'
Skins and the Wings of the Butterfly shown in splendid
Coloured Fire, with a Superb Conclusion in Brilliant Fires
of thirty-two Radii.

Display of Coloured Shells.
/Britt! Fireworks in great variety.
Grand Concluding Piece, illuminated with Bengal Fire
enriched by circles of White, the whole surrounded by Crim-
son, Green, and Purple Sun Wheels, with Grand Conclusion
of Gerbes, Roman Candles, &c., with a Coup-de-Feu Mines,
Wigretes, Saucissons, and Girandole of Coloured Rockets,
forming a magnificent Bouquet of Variegated Fire.
GRAND ILLUMINATION OF ST. PETER'S.
ROMAN GIRANDOLA! CASCADE OF FIRE FIFTY PERT HIGH!
THE STUPENDOUS ELEPHANT RAJAH
Will promenade the Gardens, attended by his i full Oriental Costume. Keepers n
Stubbs' Royal Harmonic Band Will Perfornt a Selection of
Favourite Music.
ADMISSION, Two SHILLINGS; CHILDREN, ONE SHILLING.

LIVERPOOL CORPORATION CHAIN TESTING
MACHINE.
"Kr OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all parties concerned,
II and particularly. Foreigners, that the Liverpool Cor-
poration ChaT Testing Machine is the only Public Chain
Testing Machine
.in Liverpool, and that after this date every
certificate will be issued from this Establishment, sealed* i wax, with the Corporation Arms, and signed by
the Super-
intendent, and in form as below,
and none other will be ge-
nuine.

I mdaodebv
" LIVERPOOL CORPORATION TESTING MACHINE:
Iron, hereby certify that a Chain .of
links to each fathom, having of for
being,inches
iwtheighiag
Cwt.fathomsabianclkelnegs,b;nwd
Qrs. Lbs ,has been proved at this Machine,
and found capable of sustaining. a degree of tension equal to
Tons Cwt. Qrs. in weight.
" By order of the Finance Committee of the Council,
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Seal (in wax)
of the
Corporation of
Liverpool. A

" WM. KNOWLES,
Superintendent.

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" Liverpool,

And every such certificate will be signed by the Superin-
tendent for the time being. The present Superintendent is
WriAtAm KNOWLES, and any change hereafter in the office
of Superintendent will be duly notified.
By order of the Finance Committee of the Council of the
Borough of Liverpool,
RD. RADCLIFFE T
Town-hall, 31st August, 1842.
y own-Clerk.

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