KING's THEATRE.-The Nobil...
The Times, 1824-02-16T00:00:00

If NG'8 THEATRE.-The Nobility, Gentry, and die ~k P,ublI,c aremoostrespectfully lhformild, that a GRAND ?.AS ADE Uttake place at this Theatre, on Thursday, the 28th _n-t. Further pnrtlcuPlars ill he duly announced. _ j'HE ('ONThACTOR of the -PERUVIAN LOAIVJ JLfelshimelfcalled uPon, under present clrtumatancel of I'* Xtfiete4llgationonthe part of certpiu scrip holderm, especlaia tre b).nereWhot Oaprt InpossesiMon of the deposits alreadyimn4e, to re- slost hatno ersn wilUl purchiase the SCRTP now in ~ftculatlo a Osarelutabe siecurity, as he wvill deem It necessary to examiine minutelye rch scrip before he can exchange the same for bonds,which rehange a rveeglanrds the genieral body of scrip holders, he expects to r?rv the EDITOR. of THE VTlMIES..Sir,-Having DI. read In your paper, that a yousng girl, named5 EMMA i5AC- du et , a lto that f esoh e hFaed beoesn a da nheetr at V aiu x ala gardens: as the bsllt~msterI fel oligd tostae, cat he dd dnce n oe ballet at thle romme n em t of the season, but, Its ceoscq nence of un .favolr- abl reort repecin he reuta',o, wa neesstatd o discharge o f'g In the month of June, 5 c wvhich timrie I ami totally Igniorant Feb. 14, 1824. our medt obedientservant, IFE 'ALE OIrHAN ASYLUI.- Inleotbeab shtereby givent thatTLVO ORPHANS Will be ELECTED int o thee abo e Asylutn on !, onday, thie 6tlh of April 1824 at 12 o'clock D etlsely. Thle requiS-ed &ertllicates must be sene t >ie SecretarY P'*stpaid t theAsylu, on r before Satuirday, the Ott-, of March i.s' candidate ceo stanmj on the llt anfter that period. proy pars is llbe en t th ~bsrlbr on the 22d of 'Marchi. - ~~~~~~~~0. STEVIENSON. Secretary. T MPROVIsIEN rs in LONDPON, WvESTMINS'1rF,1 &c..N<3otlce is hereby gl ven,tbat a%I EiTING of the MERCHANTS, 5NKdR .TR.4DERS, anid INHAi3ITANTS of the Cities of London i 'te tnnster, and th thePrijacent Counties, vill take place at the Ct o London Taveri, on Friday, the 20th Inst. at 12 for I oclock, f threDg purposeh of agreeing to sucih Re.olutions, anid adopting Such eas uvrHes t as shall bedeemed bnin t e xpedient, w." ith the view to the ITI pre.'ncoth teets5 and aventues of the cit lea of Londoni and V'tAtt st r the bor,,ugh ofSouthwark, and the adiacent countles. W,the udergned do agroe in the broprleti of the said Mteetllig. 4 M, TTirEWY WOoD ITo1ER T SUTTON C IARC F. 'YOUNG WMI. WlL~SC. MAGNAY TiOMAS LE)T P. SLADE w Mi.TIA MIATTiEW P. bil'AS. UBLLC LECTURE by Mr. TIAM]LTON, at 3 StrlIna Redin Roomn. No. 7, Clr'-pae slitIgtoii, oil lz' e4needay next, thsel th inmsttnt. at- 7 o'cl-ckpreciseir. l The complete sslcess of the Public Class at Islington, wlhich v hiF ; 'de the utmost prole3llency which NIr. Hamiltoni I.as ever stated as t'~ reuls o hi istruction, whether public or private, induces hip, v olIeor a seiond "'poortunlty te Its enlightened inhnbitants to obtain e'l-e a knowledge of the Freneh langitage as will enable thenm to read, drite,and ipea kit ith gramniatical accuracy in the shortest tinme, adwi thc thetsm alles,t possible ejxense of toil or money. Immediately ,'e h eecure, a Scrond Publi fClass will be formied, at IL .e ,ton of 10 lessons, payable in advanee. The flrst Class, consisting & 34 Ladiees and Gent emnen of known respectability may be referred as to ease and certainty srith wrhieh a language may be thus ac- ceThecs will meet tw-ice a week nnly, The lesson lasts one The day,ls od houtir of assemhling will hbe fixed at the pullIc lq'cn,r in1 which it is intenided to gi,,ea fuill explaniationi of thie Hamil- t.'nan Iystem, and demonistrate its superiority to all others. As a r O{f of its effieacy every person presenit at the public leeture wvill be t?ht to pronounce ctrrectly, nnd to> translate wvith perfect acareaCY 5cv'erai verses of the Freneh Testament. Entrance Is. The PblI}c Class, at the Crown and Anchor, vill repeat the first , . son on Monday evening, at half-past 8 o'clock. Privaste C lasses In French and ltalsa havejusteommenced. Those ho wlieshn yet to become miembers of thiem will be prepared by a prc- A Greek Class wlil commenee on Wednesday next. The studY is r'alty as easy and the proficiency as prompt and as certain as In French. A GermaTn Cla.ss of beginners will assemble on Thursday evelting Pext. th, 19th rinst. at half-past 7 o'clock. Private Lessons in Hebrew, 'Greek, Latin, S sanish, French, Italian, sod German ivil he giv'en at all hours in thedays, at 2S, Cecil-street, tile PupIl payinsg for two,i that is 61. the section of tO lessons- Private lalses Ins-ll the above iangUaBes now in progTess. Those aliling to enter a class pay only the class, thouigh they receive pcivate lc,sons till they are fitted to enter one. Applicatioui at 25. C.ecil-street, Strand. -*-HE ANNIVERSARY FESTI'IVAL of the Most av.sllosourable ind Loyal SOCIETY of ANCIENT DRITONS.- 'I14LBiS SCHOOL, Gray's-inntrad, London. lnstituted In the year *714, . lot Fducatls,g, Clothing, nnd wvholly Maintainiing Poor Chil ren rar iofWelnsh Parents, not entitled to Parochlal Settlement in or Patron, His M1;st Graclous MAJESTY the KING. President, Sir VA'l KINS WILL.IA7S WVNN, Bart. Ht.P. V'iCE-PRESIDENTS. The lRt. Hon. the Earl ot Powis i Sir Charles Morgan bart. U. P. ihe Rt. Hon. the Earl of Ashburn-* The Rt. ii,on. Lord k'iscount Clive, ham %I. U Tt hc Rt. Hon. Earl Grosvenor The Rt. Honl. the Earl of Oxford Tlis.Grace the Duke of Beaufort, The Most Noble the hlarquis of R. G. IDowonshire Tbe-Most Moble the Mlarquis of His Grace the Duke of Northuni. Anglesey, K.C.B. berland The Rt. Ron. Lord Dyievor TheRt. HJon. the Earl of Plymouith TheRt.Hon.tbe Earl of Pembroke, The Most Noble the MarquJs of K.G. .Ire, Worcester the Mtost 'Noble the NMarquis TheRit. Hon.theEarlofJerseY Carnden, Ns.G. I The Rt. Hon. Lord Viscount Bcl- s Grace the Duke of Rutland, I grave I G.Thomas otyn.hart... ,The Muost Noble the Marqui3 of The Rt. Mon. Lord Bagot His RoyalHilghnessPrince Leopold Trhe Rt- liOI. Earl of Bradford His Grace the Duike of Wellingtoim The Rt. lion. Lord Kenyon The Rt.Hoa. C.W.Wlliauis Wynn, I,leRt. Hon. Lord Kenslnton M.P. Treasurer, The Righ1t Hon. Lord lKenyon. Vice-Treasurers, David Francis Jones and William Hanmer, esqrs. The Nobility and Gentry disposed to suppoirt this In.titution are rp- !ouceted to assemible at the Welch Charity school Ho,use oil St. David'S tlay, Monday, the 1st of Mlarch, 1824, at one o'clock In the afternooll I-ectsey, to meet tine President, Vice-Presidents, Treasurers, Stewards. and other Mlembers of the Society of Ancient Britons. for Vie Ppurpose of celebrating time HUNDRED and TENTH ANNIUER- 5 tRY of the INSTITUTION. The service will be at St. George's Cliureh, Hanover-square. w here YPryers will he rend in the Ancient British Language, bF the Re v. 't HON1MAS ALBAN, Vicar of Llandrillo Denbighshire. and Chaplain to t.is Society: and a SERMON will be Preached In English by the Right R1e,. Father in G,od, GFOPGE HENRRY,' lord Bishop of Chester. . The Society Wi-ll afterwards proceed to Freemnsons'-hall to Dinner. President of the Day, the Right Hion. the Earl of CRECKNOCK. VICE-PRESIDENTS. Sir James3 Wiloghby Gordon, Thomas Farrar, esq. Batrn K. C. B._ Colonel oif theI(eorge J enner, etq. Royal Welch Vusileers John Jones, esq. (Tolnnel Woo,d, H.p. isaac Loyd Williams, esq. Win. John Bankes. e q tP. ; Edwvard Williams, esq. Samn. Jones Loyd, esq I.P. Thomas Jones, esq. 'Thomsa.s AsUton Smith, esp. SE RS -essn. J. J. Allen Messrs. William Sims James DaVtes I Robert Slocombe B rji lenbam William Turner Thoma% Jenkins En. Williams Mu. Rowvland Rev. John Willis.ms JOHIN BERNET, Sec. Tickets, 20s. each, to be had of the stewards; at the Freemasons' 'Tavern, Great Queen-street. Llneoln's-rIno-delds; the Cock Tavern, b hln,d the Royal Exchange and. of' the secretary, at the School P.ouse. GGas-inn-road. No collection after dininer. ; APITA L MANSION-HOUSE, &c. in NTorth lWilts.- To be lET, or any term not exceeding 7 ear,alld entered ipon acrLady-daynext.hecapitalMANSION.HOUS-of3B-rdvropParfk,,Iear 'S5tndon,i tlts,nvith the furniture thereof, good stai'ling for 16 horses, asid 5 acres of excellent pastire land adjoinins a,rd tihe manorial r ghlt of the extensive bfanor of Chiseldol. in v ich e-e some covers e ll stockevd with game, the Property of the proprieto.'. The teniant o ay be aceomimodated with s further quantity of land not exceed- iug 45 acres. The house Is pleasantly situate near the turnpike road lefading from Swindoni to LMarlborough .and containis a spaciouis en- trs.-ee hall. good dinin" parlour, breaRfast parlour, anteroom, and drawing roorm, ladies' sYtting room, library, 3 bedrooms with drtss- 1115 rooms. 7 other sleeping roonns, serv'ants' hall, a-sd all other eon- vmlent offitesa and attached lea goocd alled garden w'iths;hothouse, Ac. ThePremlsesareacprs-sent In the occupation of William Gore sngron, esq. Burderop is distant ; miles from Swvindon, 8 from ;,arlhorgough, 18 from Devices, 36 from Bath, aiid 30 from Oxford aidCheteham ad te ascnt oas are good. A pack of hariers i~ kept within 6 miles. For furthier farticulars and to treat for the same apply tos Mr. MulUngs, solicitor, VWootton Bassett, Wilts; or to ?e trs Stade and Jones, I, John street. lBedford-rowv, free of postage.