The Sun.
London, England, 1824-01-06 00:00:00

KIANTG'S THEATRE.

SIGNOR BEN ELIA, who is just returned
from the Continent, having completed his arrangments,
begs leave respectfully to state, that during the recess the whole
of the interior of the Thmtre has been NEWLY DECOEATE9,
and that relying on the liberality of the Subscribers, he has, at
an unprecendented exiience, and under the sanction, and with
the approbation of a Committee of Noblemen and Gentlemen,

engaged the following Performers, a list of wham is now re.
speetfally submitted. lam also desired particularly to state,
that every tfibrt Will be mad*, in all the departments of the
king's Theatre, to :restore this. splendid Establishment to its
original distinguished charaeter
FOR THE OPERA.

Composes and Director of the Music—,Signor Rossini (his
fast appearance in this country).
Madame Ronti de Begnit, Madame Colbran Rossini, from
Bolpina (her first appearance* thiscountry), Madame Ptsen,.
from the Opera Buffs, Paris (her first appearance in this coup 7,
try these seven years), Madame Monbelli (hai first appearante
in this couiltry),, and Madame- Vesttis ;, Signor /ienelit is in
treaty with Madame Catalani for a, limited number of nights ;

Madame Caradoil, Madame Graziani, and Madame
Signor Garcia,' Signor Ctirioni, Signor Frances:hi (liis first
appearance in this country), Signor- Remorini, • Peimo Buffo
Cantante, Barcelona (his first appearance in this country),
Signor De Begnis, Signor Porto, Signor Benetti, Signor RD.
sichi (their first appearance in this country).
Composer and Conductor—Signor Cocci&
Leader of the Band—Signor Spagnoletti.
Peet—Signor Stefano Vestris.
FOR THE BALLET.

bladame Ronzi Vestris, Mademoiselle Legros and Made-
moiselle Idalise Grener, Premieres Danseuses at the Royal
A-cademy of Music, Paris (their first appearance in this coun-
try), Mademoiselle Noblet, Mademoiselle Julie Aumer, Ma-
demoiselle Leroux, Mademoiselle Delattre, Mademoiselle
.Alexandrine Bougleux, and Mademoiselle Mauette Moulin
(their first appearance in this country) ; Monsieur Albert,
Monsieur Charles Vestris, Monsieur Ferdinand, Premier Dan-
seur of the Royal Academy of Music, paris (his first appear-
ance in this country), Monsieur Le Blond, Monsieur Bertrand.
Principal Ballet Master—Monsieur Aumer.
Assistant Ballet Masters—Monsieur Boisgerard and Mon-
sieur Guillet, with a complete Corps de Ballet.
Leader of the Bana—Monsieur Rophino Lacy.
Principal Scene Painter—Signor Zarra.
Superintendant of the Wardrobe—Signor Sestiei.
Stage Manager—Mr. Kelly.
Physician—Dr. Rucco, 41, Leicester-square.
Bankers—Messrs. Chambers and Son, New Bond-street, by
whom alone Subscriptions will be received.

Anxious as well to avoid an overcrowd behind the scenes, as
net to refuse one gentleman while another is admitted, it is
thought right to state, that the admission behind the scenes
will be strictly confined, as it is at Paris, to the Annual Sitb-
scribers,

P.S. The French Administration having accepted Madame
11:Ionbelli as a substitute, Madame Pasta will positively appear
before Easter.

Opera Box Office, 105, Quadrant, Regent-street.
The Subscribers are respectfully informed, that this Office
has been expressly opened, to afford facility and protection to
the interest of those who may wish to dispose of their Boxes
for the alternate weeks, or otherwise, or their Tickets nightly ;
and it will be a condition of the Subscription, that where Agents
are employed, the preference shall be given to this Establish-
ment.

ROYAL NAVAL CLUB, held at t lir CROWN and AN.

CHOR TAVERN.

THE COMMITTEE appointed to carry into
effect the RULES and REGULATIONS of this SO-
CIETY hereby give Nolire, That, in compliance with the
REQtastTroN of the 6th nit. a GENERAL MEETING of
socl4TY will be held at the above Tavern on WED.
4-nPAY, the 14th Instant; the Chair to he taken at Three
Clock.
tiiThe Committee also give Notice, that they hare directed
at Vitst Dinner Meeting for the Present Season to tale place
thry abuve Tavern on the same day ; an arrangement which
.I.I.)IYPe will meet generally the wishes of the Society.
nee on-Table at the usual,bour—Half-past Five.
R. It. STEWART, Secretary.

PRIVATE EDUCATION.
ABENEFICED CLERGYMAIII, MAR-
, RIED, and lung exprienced in Tuition, both as Tutor
11(.1 at,l'iriblernan, and subsequently receiving a few Pupils into
~" 'louse, is desirous of filling a VACANCY, with a Gen-
',(*)Cnan.ll.Saa, whose Health or Education may require more
lf au common atte.ntion•
Letters•left far the Reverend B. C., Mr. Triphook's, Book-
seller' 23, Old Bond-street, will be duly forwarded to him.

LANGUAGES---BOARD AND LODGING.
G BLACTTERM.ANN, Professor of An-
• cient and Modern Languages, respectfully informs
Ladies and Gentle Men, desiroui of making themselves speedily
and
perfectly acquainted with any of the Continental Lan-
guags, that they may be accommodated with BOARD and
LO GIN f} on moderate terms, in his Establishment, No. 36,
Tonbridge-place, New-road, where all the Continental Lan-
guages, besides the Classics, are taught by proper :Masters on
an uniform and unerring plan, and the French Language con-
stantly used in general convErsation.
ab rond A Evening Academy and Private Tuition at home and
s.

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