FRENCH LOAN of 1823, for ...
The Times, 1824-02-10T00:00:00

RENCH- -)AN of 18Q3,- for 23,114,516 Rentes, FI contraCtedbyMllessrs. DE ROTHSCHILD'9ROTHERS, Parls.- The Holders of Certtficat'es, issued under tills Loan, are informed, thatt R,stth time of the 8th payment. which is fixeed for the 8th of March mext,.- the OAIvDFEiD faling' dUe on the 22d of that moulth on l5 couponsd that is, on the 13 lst instalments, and on the 2 first tvbhareun.belRas security, will be adnmitted _in partiPayment; thus the amount to be pald oti the gth of March 'wiln be as lollows On a Certificate of 600 nentes 5* F.260 25 : : 1,000 Ditto - - 520 50 2,600 Ditto - - 1,301 25 - - 5,000 Ditto - 2,602 50 The Holders of such Certificates are nmoreover notified, that the coupons of the 3d, 4th sth, 6th, and 7th instalments should be detached immediatly, so tha~t they may be 'sent to Paris, and con- verted Into inscriptions prior to the 6th of M1arch next, as the parties w iU otherwvise experience delay in the receipt of the interest on these instalments, TH. LtONNtET, Delegate of tbe Royal Trea.sicry of France. To prevent delay In receiving thevsrious twenrieths, It is requested that the proper blank forms may be sent for by the parties from New-court, a few days previous to the payments. KING'S THEATRE. THIS present EVENING will be performed, the new graRd serious opera, iu 2 acts, called ZELiiIIRA, the music composed by Signor Rosslnl. Betwveen the acts the nesv Divertissemnent chovaleresue, called HONNEUR AUX DAMIES. To conelude with the favourite balletentitled LA NOCE DE VILLAGE. On Saturday next will be pres' sented the rmuch admired comic Oyera, ni BarhScre di Siv5glia comn posed by Signor Rossini, in whtcb Signor Benetti will malce his first appearance. Signor BenellI respectfully begs leave to an- nounce to the Nobility, Gentry, SubseriubKr to the Opera, and the Publie, that Mattame CataiRni has enteredli ito an engagement with him for a certaitanurber of nights,. and tbittShe wi appear for the first time these tert years,' the Opera BifiBt, edftitled 11. Nuevo. Failatico per la M1usIcs, on Saturd.y, the S8th instant, Signor Benelli begs also to announce, that tadartte Catala is .engageItfor slx Sacred Concerts, which wl be gjven at this.Theatre on the Frida4sInLe't, All applications for boies and, single subscria,tionsfor the sealon to hemade to Mr. Seguin,opera,oflce, Ip5, Qoadr,n~t, Regent-stjreet. The olockpera lishegy on Tuesd&.ys at'l1ilf.past 7, and on SaturdaYs at 7 NEW TIfTATRR fR0YAL DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING,. TRE ROAD TO RUIN. old Dornton, Mr. 3Mundeh;. Henry.,)ornton, Mr. Elliston; W1iowW.Yarrei, M[frs. Harlowe. Aftet whick.-1H3OCA .R,CT QFTHE GANqq;FS T/{RATRItEi RQZ' 'O VE T-GARDE.Ar THIS EVENING (i called NATIVE LAND; or, 7he lRemrn from Slaver After which (4th,til, neW Earoeepalled THE pOACHERS. ADE7,?-LPT' T14 TEB, STRAND. L.astWeek qf St. Ronan's Well. THIs EVENING will be-prirented (2d timo at this thbctre) the admnired burletta of TO5l JONES; or, The Foundling. After which, the new serious melodrarne, ejitltled and founded on the languae Incidents, &c.; of tle popular new Scotch novel, ST. RONAN'S WELL. The .hox-officc is open from 10 till 4, where placts may be taken of Mr. Callan. _ MEWV SURRE&Y 1EATRE. THIS EVENING w ill be presented1 an entirelv new splendid and Interesting spectacle, called ASLAN THE LION; or, The Seven Brazen Towers of Tepelinl. Langan, the Irlsh Champion, will cer- tairBiy apPear with his second, Tom ReYnolds. at the particular desire of several noble sporting characters. The great Fight at Worcester will he Illustrated. After which, a laughahle burletta, called A TEN YEARS' BLUNDER. Thewholetocouclude slth thepeculiar and Interesting piece of THE GAMBLERS. ROYAT COBUW T AEATR. Second Night of a New Grsnd Hlstorical Plee.-The Siege of Acre at Halfiprdce. THIS EVENING will he presented, a new grand interesting melo- drama, called ALFRED THE GREAT. To conclude with an entirely n.w grand historical melodrame and naval and military spectacle, called the SIEGE OF ACRE. or, Brltons in the East. tf The publication of The Times commnenced at 6 o'clock yester. day morning, and linished at 8.