To the Proprietors of the...
The Times, 1824-05-08T00:00:00

To the PROPRIETORS of the CHARTERED GAS-LIGHT and COKE COMPANY. My Lords, Ladles, and Gentlemen, T TAKE the liberty most respectfully to express my gratitude for the honour conferred on me resulting from the late ballot, whereby I was elected an Auditor of the Gas-light and Coke Company, and beg to assure you, and those highly-esteemed friends to vwhose zealous exertions arm Indebted for my success), that the utmost attention shall be devoted to an active and faithful discharge of the important duties I have undertaken. I have the honour to be, my Lords, Ladies, and Gentiemen, May 1, 1824. Your nmost obedient servant, I, Lefeester-plaae. Lelcester-square. D. GROVE. Statement of the baUot:-Mr. Grove, 6171 M.r. Satebell, 135. 13ORT of LONDON SOCIETY, for Promoting teligion S amonr Seamen, established 18th of March. 1818.-TheSIXTH A9NIVEa 3ARY MEETING of this SOCIETY WIll be held at the City of London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, onr Monday, MaY 10,1824. The Right Hon. Admiral LordGAM.BIER, KG.Cc.u. wil take the chair at 12 o'clock precisely. The ANNIVERSARY SSRMONS will be Preached on Tuesday, the 11th of May, on board the Floatine-chapeL That in the morning by the Rev. JOHN CLAYTON. Sen. and that in the afternoon by the Rev. JOHN REYNOLDS, of Roinsey. Seivice to commence in the morning at half past 10, and in the afternoon at 3 o'clock preclsely. JOHN HOOPER ra THOMAS THOMPSON, Sratuatous WM. COO Secretarie. HE GRANDi MASQUERAPE, ARGYLL ROOMS. T -Under Ithe immediate Patronage of Twelve NoblemeH- Thursday next, May I3-The Public are respectfully iformed, tha- the GRAND NASQUERADE will takeplace as above. The particu- lars WVill be given by the Committee, at Mr. Charles Wright's, Opers Colonade, Haymarke.t who wlll give hW.2firet wlnes on the occasion, =_x lIU h, urOvryla x- 1r.ivau ond-street. e ~~~~~~~~~ z 4 jf,~~~~~~ KING'S THBEATRE. THIS EVENING wlU be performed lozart's much admired Opera, entitled IL DON GIOVANNI. Prncinpal Performers *-Mudame Ronz? de Begnis. Ma^damlte Caradori. and MadamneBlagloll: Signor 5arcia, Signor de Biegnls, SIsnor Biegrez, and Signor Porto. Owilng tO the length ofthe Opera anud Ballet. th*~e wifll be nos dlvertlssenment: hut Mdons. Ch. Vestri and Mlade. Ronzl Vestrls will dance a Pas de Deux in the first finale of the Opera. A raill be produced, aComic Divertissement, composed by M1. Aumer, entitled LA FETE HON. GRO}S5g. Signtor Benelli lhas the honour tO announce, that Rossini's newv Opera Semlseria or 110 Re Dl'ltalia, composed expressly for this theatre, will shortly be produced, and that In the mnean time. MNIade. Pasta will make her appearance In the favourite Operas of Tancredi and Romeo e GiuUietta. Applications for boxes and single subseTlp- tioins for the season to be moade t. Mlr. Seguin. Opera-olbee, le8i, Quadrant, Regent-street. NEW TRECATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING, THE WINTER'S TALE. Leontes, Mlr. Macready: Autolycus, Mr. Munden; Hermione, Mirs. Bunn. To concludevwith ZOROXSTER; or, The Spiritof the Star. THEATRE ROYAL, COFENT.GARDBN. THIS EVENING, PRIDE SHALL HAkE A FALL. Torrento. Mr. Jonxes; Lorenzo. Mir. Ceoper. Victoria, MISS PatOn. To conclude with THE SPIRITS OF THE MOON. THBA TRE ROYAL, ENG,I SH OPERA-HOUSE,Stratd. Mr. MATHEWS will be" AT HOME" THIS EVENING, May 8, and on Moondaya,Thursdays, and Satnrdays,wlth ihis TRIP TO A,MERICA. Part IIL. A Monopolylogue, called ALL WELL AT NATCHITOCHES. Doors to be opened at 7: performance commences at 8 o'clock. ADR1,PHI THEATRE, -S'TRAND. M. HENRY's splendid SPECTACLE of UNCOMMON ILLUSIONS, Transformnations, &rc., Experlments on Gas, amongst which the ex- traordInary Laughing Ges, Mutsical Glatsses, Phantacmagorla, &c., being cawleteiv established in pUbliC estimation,will be repeated THIS EYENING. Inaddition to the portraits of Misses M. Tree, Stephens, and Paton, Messrs. Nae~ready, Young, Kean, and Grilnaldi, 'Ilbe in-roduced strikine likenes.ses or K3ng Henry Vill., Anme liallen, and Queen Elizabeth. bo^r open at half-past 6, begin at 7. Half-price at half.past 8. Overflovlng Houses.-The greatest number of Men and Horses ever introduced n any Stage. DAVIS's ROYAL A TPHITH,EA TRE, Wfestminstcr-bridge. THIS EVENING, the new granid mllltary spectacle called THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO; wlth Mr. Davis and Mong eur Ducrow's United Stud. Equetrian Scenes In the Circle, by Mjoois. Ducrowr. To conclude with (6th time) a new, entertainment, called THE DUKE'S COAT; or, The Night after the Battle: Introducing A net Ballet. TrOYALr COB URG THEATR.IAcTR. , - THIS EVENING wmil be produced a new, lendd, om, us- cal burlettn, caUied T1IE CITIZE!N OP PARhl or, The Prince's Stratagem. After which, an entirely new Interesting serIous melo- drsnte called STBOZ$1 or, The Free Tratders of Piedmont. To conclude wilth a laughaisle imiltative sketch, called NEWSPAPER BLUNDERS: or, It , all as Mistake *in w hich Mr. J. Reeve will ens- Sa six different personatlons. Places to be taken of Mr. A. R.BoWres, at the new box-oice, In he Grand MarineSaloon of the theatre. G2' The publicateon of Thc Times commenced at a quarter past 7 o'clock yesterday morning, and n quarter before 11.