Star.
London, England, 1825-06-23 00:00:00

DETTE DE FRANCE.

Certificat de Participation dans une Inscription de Item Trois

pour cent.
MN (A). OM 1).
300 Francs de Rente air capital de 1%000 franca.
Jouissanee du 22 Juin, 1323.
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"These are to certify that the bearer hereof is proprietor of the
Rente below mentioned of 500 francs, representing a capital of
10,000 francs, inscribed in our names, and that he has full HO and
title, on production of the present certificate, with the coupons of
interest not yet due, to require the transfer of the same, without
any concurring act of ours, into whatsoever name he may specify.
" Paris le 10 Juin, 11125. " DR ROTHSCHILD.'
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" The Director of the inscribed debt, in •irtue of Resolutio:ll
of Ministers, bearing date the 14th of October, 1816, and 26th of
May, 1819. and in conformity with the special authorization of his
Excellency the Minister Secretary of State of the Finances of the
24th of May, 1825, certifies and declares, that the extract of the in-
scription on the Great Book of the Public Debt in three per cents
Sate lime, No. 2, in the name of Mesas. De Rothschild (Bro-
ther.), is deposited in the Cashier's department at the Treasury, to
serve as a guarantee for the title of the bolder of the present certi-
ficate to the rente therein mentioned, of three hundred francs, re-
presenting a capital of ten thousand francs, t►e transfer of which
shall be made on his own application Limply, into whatsoever name
he may specify; such rent. to bear interest for the half year in the
course of which be may demand his transfer.
" For the Director of the inscribed Debt.
(Signed) " DIDIER.
" Paris, June 10,1325."
On the back of the document is the following announcement :
AVIS.

The annexed certificate is delivered by Messrs. Rothschild.
Brother., Bankers, of Paris, in virtue of the authorisation of his
Excellency the Minister of Finances, therein mentioned, with the
intent of giving facilities to individuals who may become possessors
of the French Three per Cents. in the receipt of their dividends, and
of enabling them to dispose of their capital with greater dispatch
and economy.
The Coupons of Interest may be detachrd as they fall due, and
will be paid in Paris, at Messrs. de Rothschild*, Brothers; or, in
London, at Mr. N. M. Rothschild's.
Every proprietor who may wish to have his inscription on the
Great Book of the Public Debt in his own possession, may have it
transferred directly, n applying at the Treasury and producing his
certificate with the coupons of interest not yet due, without any in-
terference on the part of the said Messrs. de Rothschild, Brothers.
On the margin are 10 coupons in French and English, as follows: •
" Coupon for one hundred and fifty francs, due the 22d of De-
cember, 1825, annexed to the Certificate, Series A. No. 4, of three
hundred francs per annum, payable at the Messrs. de Rothschild.,
Brothers, of Paris,_ or at Mr. N. M. Rothschild's, of London, in
.sterling. " Pour controle du eertificat, Nos 4.
(Signed) 0 REY MON D.
(Signed) " HAAS."

Parliament is expected to rise on the 2d July.
Lord Chief Justice AssivrT sat this morning in the
Coon of King's Bench, when the action of DllOlll V. MORRIS
being expected to come on, a great number of persons connected
with theatricals were in attendance.

This morning the LORD MAYOR held Courts of Con-
servancy at the Town-hall, Southwark, and the White Swan,
Westminster Bridge, for the couatiev of Surrey and Middles's.
The celebrated French General, Marshal MACDONALD,
(Duke of Tonurrum), accompanied by the Count de, Common:, a-.
rived at the British Hotel, Queen-street, Edinburgh, on Saturday,
on a tour through Scotland. The Marshal visited the Castle, tie
Palace of Holyrood-house, &c. soon after his arrival. He proceeis
to Greenock on Tuesday, to which place, we understand, Lord
Met.vus.t has directed a sloop of war to proceed, to convey him to
dm Western islands, or to any other part of the coast of Scoria Id

he may wish to visit.
HAYMARKET.—'I lie Qmaker presented the novelty of
the first appearance of Mrs. Gloves, Mrs. %imam Mrs. Hilmar
and Miss l'. G Luria, In the respective characters of Lady tieenceour,
dinned:sin, Pink, and Dinah I:Warm, all of whom acquitted then.-
selves with ability. Miss GLovint's performance was distinguish d
by a degree of pathos and feeling that imparted much interest to tie,
character she sustained, and not unfrequently uilyd forth the
warmest testimonials of approbation. !arrow, as aed, was Itihly
entertaining, and produced bursts of laughter in every ..cene. Th.
Comedy on the *hula was well received.

2111 TtIjATRE&.
DRURY-LANE.
Tbe play of A New Way to Pay Old Dais was performed lan
right to a genteel. but by no means very numerous audience.
RICAN was in uncommonly good voice, but his performance, on the
whole, was less energetic than we have been aceusronfl.d to witness
it. TRULY, as Sierra/!, was very effective, and all the other parts
were respettably sustained.
COVENT-GARDEN.

DIMS= and Davintanis joint version of The Tempest, with
some additional music and new scenery, was brought out last night
at Covent-garden Theatre. The principal novelty in the Covent-
garden revival is Miss Came (who came out some short time hack
in an unsuccessful opera) in the character of Ariel. There is great
sweetness, as well as delicacy, in her quality of vnice ; and her style
of singing is as remarkable for its firmness and finish as for its sim-
plicity. Mr. Young played Prospero with his usual judgment.—
Miss HAMMENSLIT, ss he played Miranda, improves both in power
and execution. Mr. Fauns); s Stephan* was dry, but comical; Miss
PATON, in Dorinda, looked and sang. and acted, very agreeably.—
'Mr. RATNIM'S Caliban, Mr. Deanne, Hippolita, a new volcano in
the third act, and some introcluctions from MozA a:, all told well,
and gave great satisfaction.