FRENCH SCRIP.-The HOLDERS...
The Times, 1824-08-04T00:00:00

-p RENCH SCRIP.-The HOLDERS of the under- Fr2 mentioned CERTIFICATES, upon which the Instalment du( =ha 8th utt. reumairns unpaid, are here by informed, that in order tt rLvold the forfeiture Incurred by such omissi.n, the said INSTAL. :IENiT must be IMMEDIATELY PAID at the Countinghouse of Mr NJ. 21. RothschIld, 2, New-court. St. Swithin's-lane.-Anx. 2, 1824. Certificates of E5O(.),-N o%. 384, 388, 386, 387. Certifilates of ?l,O0-Nos. 1,478, 1.479. I1 FE ANNUrIFES.-The COMIMISSIONERS fot JJ J PAVING, &c. the parish of Christchurch, widdlesex, do hereb3 i ve no-tice, that they will hEET rt the parochial school-house, leat bpitafiields chisrch, un WVednesday, the 25th day of August instant. al 6oceock in theevening, to receive PROPOSALS for ADVANCINrG tc them the SUM of ?1,200. either In one sum or in several sumns of 4001. eaeh, upon one or more annuity or annuities on a life or lives, of th1e arge of 35 years and upwvards, to be secured upon and payable out of thi iratcc for paving. &c. the said parilsh, pursuant to the several acts of Parliamcent for that purpose. Proposals, sealed sip, may be delivered, and further particulars iu the mean time known, at thie Clerk's office in Red Lion-court, Spitalflelds. PARNELL and RAFFLES, Clerks. WNC,/S TIBEATRE. f ~~~~~Last Night but Twvo. TO-.IORRtOW EVENING will he per'ormed, the Opera seria, In three acts, entitled ROMlEO E GIULIETTA. Music by Ziuigarelli. owing to the length of the Performance, there will be no Divertisse- nent. After thle Opera, for the last tiMe, the new Ballet, entitled LE PAGE INCONSTANT, composed by ht. D'Auberval, revived by Mi. Aumer, In wyhich Mlonsieur Ferdinand and Mademoiselle Noblet wvill appear for the lat tirme. Applicatlons for boxes to be made to Mir. ,eguIn,opera-offce, 105, Quadrant. THEATRE RROYAL, HAYMARKET. THIS EYENING, MAXTRIMONY. After vhich, THE BEGGARS' OPERA. Peachum, Mr. W . Farren; Captain Macheath, Madame Vestris Polly. M iss Paton. To conclusde with THE YOUNfJ QUAKER. THERATRR ROJYAL, ENG LS/I OPERA-HO USR,Si'rand. THIS EVFNING, a newrmusslcai performance, caUed DER FREPISCHI;TZi .or. The Sevenith Iluliet. P.odolph, Mtr. Braham:; Zarmlel, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Agnes, MiYs Noel; Anin, Miss Povey. To concludeiwith THE PADLOCKC. VA Vif's ROYAL AMPI TI THRATREE, JWcstrinstcr_bridV. THIlS EVENING, the unprecedented:l magnideent spectacle of 'THF B'FTTLP OF WAT5RLOO- After whilch, MSonsieur Duerow 'vill perform the admired Squestrian Pantomime Sceses of Le Pas- teur or Shepherd's Boy, Le Jeux des Drapeaux, and(withiMademolselle Dlucrowl Cupid and Zephyr. Exercises by the Turkish Mtare Beda. To conclude with Mr. W. arrymore's new Pantomnime,called HAM- LFQUIN AND TliE DRAGON OF WANTL.EY, Clown, ,Mr. Southby. The Dattle of Waterloo begins at hif-past 6. IVRWT S URREY THEATRE. THIS EVENINfG wlvl be presented en entirely niew melodrama, in 3 acts, (ofhpowerfulintterest).ealled THE ORPHANOFTHEPYRE- NEES; or, TheSicilian Qaeeni. After wvhich, a PAs Seul, biy Mliss RouStreo. To whlch wnill be added, a newv romanRtic geiio-conic lece In 2 afcts, called THE CALIPH IIAROUN ALBASCIIID; or, ihe .rabof the Desert. In the courseof the everilng, a S01Rg, bY Mir. Gibbon. The wvhole to eccnlude irIth a new comic pantomime, called TIlP FAIRIES PARADISE; or, Harlequiin Ploughboy. ROYAf C l/lW THk.AT'RE.. THIS EVENING will be presented a new tragic drama of a pecu- liar construction. cialed ST. GwTHARD'S MOUiNT; or, Fatal Retri- bution. After which icompressedlinto oneac t) the favouritersational xnelodmrma of THE HAAUNTED MULK; or, 'The Rebel's Heir. The 'whole to conclude with THE OLD OAK CHEST; or, The Smuggler's Sons-and the Robber's Daughter. ROYAL4 GAlRDPNS, VA`fTXItL. THIS FVENING, Aug. 4, will be a splertdid GALA FETF, tinder the sp1eial PatrOnafge of Hils MNajexty, with Fa constart suecession of AM.1U5EMJFNTS from 8 Mi 12 o'clock, consisting of a Grand Concert of Voeal anid Instrumental Music; Grand Battlo SInfonia, composed by Mr. Rooke; tthe new popular Overtuire to Der Freischutz; the sur- prsinig PerforMances of thc French Soggler, wvhich have met the approbation of nearsI all Etrope; the New Pantomim;c new Per- formance of the adlnired Fantocclni, Tight and Slack Rope, new Cosmaram2re; the splendid Mutsical Temple willl be exhibited; Fire- works, terrific Ascent of the youwaAmerican, &c. It. conseguence of repeattd soileitatloat to resume the favourite Bttlet of the Chinese Wedding the Proprietors respectfully announce that It ,vill he per- formed ior a few nights alternately Nvith the New Pantomime. Dclorc open at 7. AdmIssior, 3a. (d. TO CORRESPONDENTS. We have received several letters on the subject of the evening lecture aS St. Giles'n, Carmberwell; but must decline inserting themn, as there can be no public interest or advantage in pursuing the con(roveray further. We cannot find room for VIATOn's letter on the abuses of the Sabbath. An EYE-WITNESS must authenticate his statement. Some of the best letters on the prevalence of canine madness shall appear occaxionally. The subject is of the niest serious im- portance; but the Magistracy will, no doubt, do their duty. c The pblication of TGe Times commenced at 6 o'clock yester. day morninS and finished at 8.