MONUMENT to Mr. WATT.-A P...
The Times, 1824-06-15T00:00:00

ONYUM1ENT to i!lr. WATT.-A PUBLIC MEET- iN AING will be held on Friday next, the 18th of June, at the MeMsPemasnI Tvernd, -it I O'clock, to consider of the proprietyo ERECTInG ao MO.trnIENT to the late JAMIES WATT, as a tribute of nat!onal gratitudeto him, wvho, by his genius and sclence, has mul- t!pled the resources of his country, and Improved the conditlon of all niankiud. The Earl of LIVERPOOL, K. G. in the ehair. d REEIr LOAN of X800,000.-The HALF-YEARLY DlVIDEND en the above LOAN. which becomes dRe on Thursday, the 1st of Julv next, will be PAID by 31ecsrs. Loughnan, Son, and O'Brien. on that and erery succeeding day (Sundays ex- ceptedl betwreen the hour. of 10 and 2. The dividend warrants, with a list thereof, in numerical order, must be left one day previous for Tamination. The holders of scrip receipts wrill have the dividend allowed them out of the fifth payment due 20th of July. D ANISI3 LOAN of ?3,000,000 STERLblG.-'rhe _r HALF Y-ARLY DIVIDEND WARRANTS, due30th June, 1824, of Danish fire pr cent. Bonds, in pound sterling and in marks banco foaringv:of theabovelcan,winlbe PAID at thecountinghouseof fesrs . A. Goldschmidt and Co. 5, Great St. Helen's-passage, Bi- ahopsgate-ztreet,on Thursday, the 2Oth instant, and every succeeding day between the hours of 10 and 2 o'clock; and the holders are re- quested to leave the dividend warrantsat theirofficewlthlists therenf, ia numerical order, .t least one day previous to payment for the pur- Poses of examination. jaj EXICAN LOAN of ?3,200,000.-The 'THIRD RTERLY PAYMENT of INTEREST on MEXICAN STCK, en. on the lstrJulynext, will be PAID at the countinghouse e* Messrs. B. A. Goldc.Rhmidt and Co. S. Great St. Helen --passage, 3shopsgate street, on Friday. the 1st JulY next, and every succeeding day, between the hnurs of 10 and 2 o'clock; and the holders are re- Aue to leave the dividend warrants at their office, with. lists thereof, In nu oerical .rder, atleast one day previous torpayment, for the purposes of examinaion. TK ING's 'THEATRE.-Msadame t ONZI de BEGNIS S respectfully begs leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry Sub- Scrbers to the Opera, and the Public, that her BENEFIT NIGH will ta;kep7aceattlilsTheatre,onThursday,the17thof June, when will be performed (positively for that night only) tbe favourite Heroic Opera, in tivo acts, by Signor Rossini, cntitled LA DONNA DEL LAGO, Iroduced. under the immediate superintenidence and direetion of Slgnor Roasisi. Ellen, the Lady of tlhe Lake Mladame ltonrzi de Eernis. Rodertc Dhu, Signor Garcia. James V. IKing of Scotland, Lnder the name of E{ubert. Knight of Snowdon, Signor Curloni. Pxlacomn Grseam, Mad2me Vestris. Douglas, of An us, Father of El1x, Signora Porto. Albina, Signora Graziani. gerenio. Signor Crivelli. At theendofthe opera, ai abyparticulardesIre, Signorde 3segnis rI1l act the Seenat with the Orchestra, frono the favourite cpeca n Fanitico Per La Musica. Between the acts of the opera, a DIVERTISEMlENT. After the opera, a favourite BALLET. AppU- ftion for boxes and tickets to be made to MadarAc Ronzl de Begnis, 27, Golden-square; aid, to Mr. Seguln, Opera office, 105, Quadrant, Aerent-stregt _=_~. s ~~~~~~-f KING'S THEATRE. TBIS preaant EVENiNIG wiltl be performed the favourite opera ieria,entitledT,AjSCREDI. Musiclby SignorRoss,ini. PriaeipallPer- Tarnmers:-IMadsine Ronzi de Bernis, Signor Curlont, Signor Benettl, ig r CrirelBi. Signora Graniani, and Madame Pasta. -After the Opera, the ne Ballet, called LE: iAGE *iCONSTANT, composed by lii. D'lAbervsl, revived by Nr. Aumer, with niew sednery, Jresses, arddecoratione. Thlemusl selected froot the rorks of M1ozart, Ilect- boven.andGirowrltz. Owingto the length of the baUet there wiUbe ..o d,ivercsacment. Applications respecting boxes to be mRad to Mr. Seguin, 165, Quadrant. NW TfltEdrfTRK ?10 AL. ODUR Y-LAN3 THIS EVENING, THE MIERRYI WIVES OF WINDSOR. SlrJobn Falstaff, Alr.Dowton; Fenton, hMr. Horn; Mrm. Ford. 3MLs Stephens (her last appearance but one this Bsason) Mrs. Page, hitss Cublitt. -7 concludc with (3d timne) a new splendid Drama,. entitled THE REVOLT OF THE GREEKS; or, the Maid of Athens.. TIHEATr T R YAL. tARDEv.. THIS EVE TCOMEDY OF ERRORS. 'Towhich till be dded, KATHARINE AND PF.TrUCHio. After which, a Grand Conert, in which several performers of enil- nence wlvl appear. T-okets and places for the boxes to be had of Mlss Paton, 6, King- nT"ea rest, Bryanston-scllare; andat the box-office, Hart-street. THrE A TE ROYAL, AYMfAI?KET. THIlS E-rVENING(2d time) thieFarelenl Prelude of COMTE IF YOU CAN. Afterrwhich, A CURE FOR THE HiEART ACHE Ola Bai?d. MIr.Liston; Jesse Oatlands, Mrs. T. Hill (from the Theatre- Royal, Dublin.) To conctude with, A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER. DA VMS's ROYAL AMP-fITJIEA TE, WestrniirE.r-.bs-id,. TU3s .EVENIN-G,the unprecedentedlv magnlilcentrepresenta.tl,,n of THE; BzTTLEOFW WATERLOO. Wjith( 8thtinlnjnrPdtgrand e:nestr;ia performance, called THE CARNIVAL OF ENICE, or Thr Xaaquersde on a Horse In full GalloP: invented by M'onsieur DucoW. and us whbIch, wvithlout quitting his horse's back, he will p,er- .ouste the characters of Pollehinel, Pierret. H-arlewuin. Columbine, ,=ircebus. and Adonis. After wrhich, Ex;ercises by the Turkish Mrare Deda, an4 the Little HGorse Harlequin. Monsieur furrouw's Feats on aunre CiuredAGAcnc uJOeN,THE FAYITHRF2ULrNlEGRO ,in the course f 'whish. a grnd Ballet and Cocoa-nut Dance. ROYAL. COIlf TE THE47'RR. -rinmphant Success of Mr. Cobbam, Goethe's Tcrrlflc Drama of Fanstus. the Hattle of Trafalgar, and New Comic Pantomime. 2's4IB EVENING, will be piresented an entirely newv. interegtInig, an,x terrific drama. ealled FAAUSTUSr. r,ITie Dernon's Victim. Aftier phle4' an entirely new naval melodrama, called THE BATTLE OF 'I'HAFALGAR; or, The Death of Nelson. To conclude wlth sew tone pantomime, calle4 HARL;QUIN AND THIE KING OF THE RUDY MINE; or, The Falry Brilliant. ROFA4L -A4RDEASr., 1rA1XI L. (Under tile especial Pntronae of hlis Majesty.) -w-errop.retors beg ressceafu;ly to aeinounce, that TO-NMORROW ;EVEI(JG (-i?cdnesdax. the 16th ofiuane), a novel and splendid col- lectiorl uf EN'TEitTAiNMENTS wilU be produced, for the second time, .n additloir to the admnired Concert and new BaUet. To con- elude with the aotPriaing Ascent on the Rope and splendid Fire- 'u-orks. Supper boS ,rnaybhe engaged. Doors open at 7. Coneert at S ciieck. Admission 25. Gd. ts, The publication of Th Timer conmmenced at 6 o'clock yes- terdzY mornmng, and finmshed at 8. In our notice of the time of ,lbUcaiOn fior Saturular, instad of " half-past 9 lo II," it should haebn"half-ast 9 to L.