To the FREE and INDEPENDE...
The Times, 1824-08-27T00:00:00

To the FREi. and ,1iNDEPENDENT BUitOESSES of i:i9ON, In ' orkshire. Gentlemen, PIMHE tirne may not be far distant wheb you will be iL again called upon to exercise your franchise In electing two Proper persons to Eerve you in Parliament. Permit me to assure you, that a gentleman of the highest respectability Faid worthi, and of kn,7wn constitutional principles, is expected shortly to offer you bis serTices. intreating you, tiherefore, not to be rash in your promises, I remain, your obedient servant. Aug. 27,1824. A BURGESS. 6T. BOTOLPH, Aldurte, London.-DE FENCF, of the PARISFH against the LAY IMPROPRIATORS CLAIM to 2s. 9d. n the Pouxd.-Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of a requisi- tion delivered to the Chu'chwardens. signed hy upwards of Two Htendred Inhrbitant Househ)dders,aGENN RALV S RY will be held at the Chureh of St. Botolph Aldgate, on Thursday, the 2d day of September 184 at 12 o'eloai at noon preeisely, to consider and adoPt reasures for relievin parihoners fr the present oppressIve andl heavy rate of tIthe. WILLIAuN lsORSE BATHOVestry Clerk. TU7RAT'RE ROYAL, H-AYM4ARKIET. TilS EVENING, THE BEGGARS' OPERA. Peachum, Mr. W. Farren; Captain Macheath, Miadame VestrHs; Polly, bya Young Lady, (her ?d appeara.nce oni any stage.) After vhicb, MIRS. SAMITH. To conclude with MARRIED AND SINGLE. THIEATRE ROYAL,EN M EISIT OPERXA.HO(USE,-Strand. THIS EVENING, DER FREISCidUTZ; or, The Seventh Bullet. Rodolph, Mr. Braham: A-ncn, Miss Stepiena. Toconclude with GRFTNA-GREEN. I l1thi Nlght of the Battle of Waterloo. DAIJSj'5 ROYA , AAfPHIT1IE.7RB, Westnsi.rter4s'idge. THIS VNlyVNG.the unprecedentedlymagnidcent national spectalc of THI HATTLIE OF WATERLOO. After which, Monslelor ucrowr ,will perform his Equestrian Scelnes, called the Ssilor's RetIlrn, the Roman Gladiator, and Flight of MIercury I conclude with HAR. LEQUIN AND THE DRAGON OF WANTLEY. NvFiW SUIRREY THEATRE. TIIIS EVENING will be presetnted the celebrated Chinese rmelo- dranc, In 3 acts, called TFIE BURNING BRIDGE: or, The Spectre cf the Lake. Princilpal Perfociners-Me55ters. H4. KRembie, Rowb. thaml, Auld, Harwood, FHenamings, and Yonngs MSrs. LAveday and Mrs. Young. Principal Dancer, Mliss Adeock. After which, a favourite Sonig. hy Mr. Gibbon. The wvhole to canclude with a new melodrama, called WAVERLLEY: or, Sixty ' cars Since. Wlth new rmuslc, scenery, dresses, and decorations. _ UZMO 1T. C n)R)'R(- Tf!1.4TlER. THIS EVfNING -ll be presrnited agrad hlistorical drana, calied TMR, XING'S MIISTRESS; or, The Death of JPne Shore. Alicla, Mlis Macauley. (being the last week of her appearing previous to ful- Ailing her provincial encaen,ents.) After which t lauighahle aneedote, called THE FOREST KNIGHT; or, Harry le Rol. Thewhole to c,,netudew ith A new serious nmelodrama, called THiE ROMICIODE; or, The Dimhb Boy and Spectre Knlight. ROYAl, A c_ nER2S. V.41t'X1l.t,. THIS FVFNING, Aug. 27, a SPLEN';)ID GAAIt FETE, under the erpeelal Patronage of fis aNjesty. The whole of the varied alnd ptilnar Amusemenlts whilch have been the admirarion of many thousand visSters nighitly, will e given onl the same ragnifleent scale ns usual. Ineluding a GPAND CONCERT of VOCAI, and IN- STRUMENr1,L MiU-;IC. anid a successien of EnteTtainnmentsf7o"m 8 till 12 o'clock. To co,nclude wvitni a brilliant display of Fireworks. In the midst of which the yottng Americani will miiake his Ascent and Descent on the Tight Rope. Doo-rs open at 7. Adniisi)in 3s. )d. TO CORRESPONDENTS. The writer who, under the asstnmed name of a female, lisa wrilten a dogmatical and not vcry decent letter in cefence of ccrtain well- knowrn lectures, may have his communicationl by calling or send. ing for it. 0-' The publication of Th,e Titncs commenced at i o'CloCk YC,tcr- day morning. anld finished a S.