THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE...
The Times, 1824-07-06T00:00:00

P1IlHEATRE ROYAL, DR RY-LANE, JlY , 1824,. -Notice is herebygiven, thata GENERAL ASSlEMiLVoI the 1H XaTRE ROYAL DRURY-L,AN Co, IANYof pROPRIETORS irill beheld orfSaturday next, the lOtb iugtant, at 2 pfecisely, In the S%loon of the Theatre, to receive the A-u:l Statement of AccQunts from the Committee, to clect an Auditor for the ensuing year, and to elect six Members of the General Committee In tbe place of Six going out by lot; and notice Is also hereby giveni, that the General ConimitteQ so conipleted in number will proceed to the noeination and election of aSub-birimittee, to be then c'nfdrmed by the said General Assenm- bltS, Pursuant to thelast act of ParHament. WVI. DUNN,-Sec. I NGs THEATRE.-Madame RONZI de BEGNIB rtsPeetfuly lbegs leave to Inform the Nobility and Gentry, Sniscribers to the Opera, and the Puiblic, that her. BENEFIT N IGHT WIlP take plaee on Thursday next, when wlU be petfornied, PositiSelY for that nitght only, the favourite Herolc Opera, In 2 acts, ob Sigor Ross,nl, entitled LA DONNA DEL LAGO; produced under the immediatesuperintendence and directionof Signor Rossinl. Ellen, the Lady of the Lake, Madame Ronzi de legnis; Roderle Dhu, Signor Garcia; Jaimes V. King of Scotland, under the name of Hubert, Knight of Snolvdon, Signor Curioni: Malcolm Grzeme, Madame Ves- tris; Douglas, of Angus, fatherof Ellen, Signor Porto; Albina, Sig- nora Gra iani; Sereno, Signor Urivelli. Between tho acts of the o,pe a DIVERTISSEMENT. At the end of the opera, and by parti- culardesire, Slgnor de Begnis vill act the SCENA, with the orchestra, fromn the favourite opera fl Fasiatlco per laMitusica. After the opera, a favourite BALLET. Applications for boxes and tieketse (those Issued for the 17th June wIll be admitted) to be nmEde to Madame Ronzi de Begnis. 37, Golden-square: or to MIr. Seguln, at the Opefa-offiCe, 105, Qladrnnt, Regent-street. lzING's TH EATRE.-SigiEor GARCIA respecttfully KiS bess leave to Inform the Nobility, Gentr, Subserlbers to the Opera, and the Public, that his BENEFIT NIOHT lv ll take place cn Thursday, July 15, vhen vill be presented. for the trst tiniil this eountry, the Opera Seria, in two acts, entitled SEMUtAMlDF. The M,fus.c by Slg. Roisini. PrIncipal performers:- SsnXiramide, Madasne P, sta, Amrae, Madiame Vestrlsg Idreno, Signor 5 Asrnr, Signor Itensorini; Oroe, Signor Benetti; Azema, 3r~ssTbrsai.ni- Ombra, M. AtkiF,s. After the Opera, a favourite for boxes and tickets to be made to Signor GS?diag-ll, I)over-street, Piccadilly or to Mr. Seguln, Opera-o0mce, 1b3*Qsusranlt. ,VOthae SUBSCRIBERS to the LONDON ORPHAN 3L.AltaYLUM.-CHARLES WHITECHURCH, aged 7 years, CAN- D}II1AT: for admission into your Institution. The father was clerk lnl*ItMajesty'snavyabout 14years, and had passed as purser. His certiR5ntesevldelce hIs having stood higll as to character and ability; fronmtlee severe and unremitting attention vith which he devoted I himsdlf to his duties, originated the disease which, augmenited by theext eme want aud anxiety occasioned hy hls being a long time out of empley, terminated his existence on the 24th of Mlarch last, in the London Hospital, of which be had been a patient only one day, leavinta wife and s children rholly destitute. To this very interest. tnz?arse, which presents all the circumstances that the Orphan Asy. Inm tecognize as conrticuting the strongest claim on Its support, your humane attention Is most ealnestly hUt respectfully solicited. Proxies most thankfully received by the Treasurer and Almoner of the Sltmaritan Society; the Rev. W. Valentine, bS. A. London Hos- uIral. Riev. C. Seholl, S, 3ishooscate-street-withln; J. Drinkald, esq. .9. Beer-lane, Tuwer-street; R. Leete, esp. Bridge-street. Westmin- scter-and C. A. Cordes, esq. Brnbant-court, Philpot-lane. Thecharita- bleznd humane in generai arc at the same tlme humbly requested to conalder the distressing situation of the remainder of the above named f-amily, conslsting of the mother and 4 children, the eldest sbout*years of age, and the youngest an Infant In arms, for whose foturs support, by sneans of an honest aiid, Industrious pursuit, on the parciof the mother, a subscription has been set on foot, additions to wvhich will be thankfully received by the abovenamed gentlemen; tnd by Sir 1. W. Lubbock, bart. and Co. bankers, Mansionhouse-street; Captain RichbeDl, IL N. Chief Magistrate of the Thames Police; Wears Milbanke and Bturrows, surgeons, 114, High liolborn; and Mr. Prout, perfuimer, &c. 226, Strand. ONUMAlENT or CAIRN, to be erecuedin Wales, in b2.L honour of that distingulsbed and latnesited Offlei', Lieutenant General Sir THOStAS PICTON, G.C.B. under the direction of the fol- loving CommitteeB S Lord Dynevor Bisbop of St. David's Lort- Kensington John Jones, esq. M.P. fon.Col. King, 3t.P. Wm. Holmes, esq. M.P. Honm George Rice, M.P. Lewis Flanagan, esq. General Sir John Doyle, Bart. J Joseph Marryatt, esq. M.P. O.tCB. John Pearce, esq. M.P. Lieut-General Sir Thos Hlslop, M. 0. Shea, esq. Hart. G.C.1B. Colonel Wood, M.P. Sir John Owen, Bart. M.P. John Nash, esq. Sir Christ. Cole, 1L1'. K.C.B. Dr. Rowland W. E. Powell, esq. AT.P. J. Gaha an. esq. To present an opporturity to the Empire, hls Comrades In Arms, psitMcularly to those who ought where he so glorlously fell-to all. wohonouring ta.lent, couragcland virtue, choose to evince their respect and grstitude for him who died In the sacred sause of his country, books for Subscriptions are opened at the bank!ng houses of Messrs Maryatt, Price. and Co. opposite the Manslonhouse; and at Mtessrs. Cdutcs and Co. .Strand. Subscriptions In WVales to the 27th April * - ?1.300. Subscr,iptionls received In London on the first day of the hteeting of the Cornmittee- Field Marshal his Grace the Duke of Welllngton . ?50 0 0 Joseph Marryatt,esq.M.P.50 0 0 Dr. Rowland - - 5 5 0 Wn. Holmes, esq. II.P. 25 0 0 Lewris Flanagan, esq. 5 5 0 Sir Thos. Hlslop, hart. John J. Holford, esq. 10 10 0 G.C.B. - - - 25 0 0 M. Sysk, esq. - 5 5 0 Sir C Cole, 1M.P. }i.CB. 20 0 0 Thomas Barry, esq. - 5 6 0 Wv. F. Powvell, esq. M.P. 10 0 0 hl. A. Shea, esq. - 5 6 0 Hen. Stokcs.esq.Chatham 10 10 0 Rev. J. Murray - - 5 0 Lieut.-Col. Grey, 5th regt. 5 5 0 Captain Shadwell Clarke, Mrs Croasdale - - 20 0 0 the 45th regt. - - 5 0 0 John Pearce csq. M.P. 20 0 0 Mr. Jones - - - 2 0 0 flun, Colone Ri;ng, H.P. 10 0 0 Mr. Mtolloy . - 1 0 0 Sir John Owen. bart. M.P.50 0 0 Sir Henry Mathias - 10 0 0 Sir J. Doyle, bar-t G.C.B. 5 0 0 Mr. Harris - - 2 0 0 Rev. Dr. Stepbens - 10 10 0 Mr.Davies - - I 1 0 ThoiassMere,tlth, esq. 10 10 0 Col. Williams, I.O. 5 5 0 As It is Intended to lay the first stone of the monument In the month of August and proceed with the wvork, those gentlemen who leave subscribed are requested to pay In their subseriptions to elther of thebaning houses.