WEST INDIA COMPANY.-The P...
The Times, 1824-05-29T00:00:00

W EST UNDIA -COOMPAI& ' rQposa Jfor 3n- stltutlng a West ladlaCompany oriitted in thc!joint design of benefdtlng the West India Colonies and o - affording ta the existing kbundance of capital In the mother country Up emplOYm n' at oc advantageous and intimately connected wvit 8rltlsb interests; nd, as His Mlajesty's Governmnent had expressed their general approbation of Its prlnclplosand objeer, It was not antlelPated tbatanydifficulty would preselnt Itself In the way of ita estabilsbrrnent under proper sanction. Thepahia aecordInglyrecelved apledge from theDiree. torn, In the commencement of the undertaking, that the sabscriber. to the proposed capital should not be involvedInany llablltles beyond the amount of their respective shares a -purpose which It has been f6und ean only he effectually accomplished- by a Parliamentary or Royal Charter. But -In this His Majesty's Ministers having, after nmature deliberation, declined to Acquiese. (expressing theiropinlon that they cannot, consistently writlh the rule which they have so recently laid dowvn respectingjoint-stockcompanies in general, grant this privilege to the WVest India Company.) the Presidents and Direc- tors beg to winform the numerous parties who have so promptly and liberally offered their support to Its establishment, that their sib- scriptions vill not be caUed for, and that the plan ls for the present abandoned. As the appications for shares are extremely Tumerous, the Pre- sidents and Directors hope that It wvIll not -be deemed necessary to return each letter o the subscriber. but anyof thOImwlll be glven up on a request nmade to that effect, and after the .Wth ofJune, those wvhich Zremain uDealled for will be destroyed. J. W,FRESHFIELD. Newv Bank-buildlngs, MSay 28. 1824. :L ~~~~~~~~~b ItIG'S THEAT?RE. 'THIS present EVENING vIll be produced Jossini's grand serious Opera, in 3 acts, entitled OTELLO. Principal prformers -5Madame Pasta, Signor Garcia, Sinor Porto, I. Begrez, Signor Benetti. Sig 0 GrazZani, Signor crivelPl&c; On account of the length of the Iet, there vil-be no divertissement. After the Opera, the-nen grand llat, 3n 2 aets,_eomposed by M. A er, entitlel LE SONGE D'OS- Signor Benell. has. the. honour. to aunlotinlee, that Rossini's lewz Opera Semi-serla or lgo, Fie. dsitall, bdmnjbad expresslY for this theatre, will shortly be produced, and that in the mean time Nadame Pnsta wvill mrsake her appear, nee in the ftvonrite Opera of Romeo e Glulletta.- Appllatlons for .boxcs.and single aubscriptlonS for the season to be made to l,Ir. Seguin, les, ouadrant, Regent-street. NErW TITeATRJB ROYAL, DRURY-LAAN O TIlS EVENING THE ROAD-TO RUIN. Old Dornton, Mr.l Mnden (hls lst appea.rance, benefit XCePted, on any stase); Henry Dornton, Mr. EllIstogl Widow Warren, Mrs. Harlowe; . After which, aexv Ballet, called SPANISH GALLANTS. To oliclulde with ALL THE WORLDS A STAGE. T7RATR, ROYAL, COVrT.:GARD02YAr THIS BVENING, (3d time). aNew Codiedy,lt 3 acetswlth some music), called CHARLES T'rI SECOND: or The ferr.yMonareh. Kinng Charlesthe Second,' Mr. C. Rembleb I.ord Rochefinr. Mr. Jones; Lady Clra. Mrs. FaucIt- M iary,. Mss M. Tfee- Aiter Whiebi, CbREN G: or, Half an Houor In France. - To eoncinde with TH lHUNlTER OF'THE ALVIS. THEABAPRE ROYAL, ENGLISHfOIBpRA-IfOUSfrSand. - ?lr. MATHEWS will be "AT HOME" THIS EVENX5I -Mar 9sg arfd on Mondays,Thursdays, and Sattrdapsewlth his TRIP TO AMERI.,A. Part ilL A bonopolyhrAle. called AL WELL AT -NATCHITOCAe9S DAVIS's JROYA, A'fPIIITfATBA JE, freshnintMrer-bridge. TiSIS,EY iNGC, at half;paat 6. the unprecedentedlr magItdeent kFCIwasentatlon <f THE:BAxTTLE OF' WATERLOO; with the bril. liant Reviewv of the English and Frencb Armles, zudfaithfuiIy de. pleted portraiture of-the Battle of Ligny. Qnatre Bras, atid Wiaterloo. NlonsIeur Duerow's unique perrormacec of SeenFs in the CIeIceu 5oncluding with hik rnate.htess feats-Oil tQ 1uncapalIaoned H,orace. To conclude vwith THRE SECREll.- - NE W SCftREY MrIEATRR.' Ti-ITtSEVENING wlUlbepresented an entirely new Afrlcan melo- dranatic spectacle, in 2 acts, called ZULUCA AND THE iVAL WARRIORS; or, The TI er Hunt. After which.-a neyr burlettit called THlE ADVAIgTAC.ES dli LY1(NG; or, 14.iw to give a Rout. To loutelude with- an entirely new melodramal, calledaHATE; or. The Catataerof the Mountain. ROYA, .COnUIh.TffA1RE. THIS EVfrNING will be presented an entirely new and mna'iA- eent historical melodramla, called WILL01 THE CONQUER OR; or. The .Daysof the Curfew Bell. End of the'snelodrame, a comie incidental Epilogue wlll be sdrn ,en -bY fnriJoih Reeve.in the ch. racter of lires. Niosebag; from the melodrane. of Waverley. The wvhole to tsmelnds wiEth (8th tlme at this theafre)' en Intensely Inter- eating, remarkably romantic, pleasingrly poetiecai musical mielodra- matie melange, called THEy B3ATTl.E: -OF BRENsFOIIO. (1 The pnblication of 27ec Timrs commenced at 6I o'clock yes-er. day morning, and finished at 9. --