Danish Loan of ?3,000,000...
The Times, 1824-06-11T00:00:00

IANISH LOAtN of ?3,000,000 STERLING.-Tlhe HALF YEARLY DIVIDEND WARRANTS, due30th June, 1324, of Danish five per cent. Bonds, in pound sterling and in marks banco, forming part of the above loan, will be PAID at the countinghouse of Mlessrs. B. A. Goldschmidt and Co. 5, Great St. Helen's-passage. Bi- shopsgate-street, on Tlhursday, the 30th instant, nuld every succeeding day betwveen the hours of 30 and 2 o'clock; and the holders are re- quested to leave the dividend warrants at their office wlth lists thereof, in uumerical order, at least onLe day previous to payment for the p r- poses of examination. EXICAN LOAN of ?3,200,ooo.-The '1HIRD 1 QUARTERLY PAYMENT of INTEREST on MEXICAN STOC-, due on the Ist july next, wllU be PAID at the countlighouse of Messrs. B. A. Goldsebmidt and Co. 5, Great St. Helen'e-passage, Bishopsgate-street, on FrIday, the 1st July next, ind every succeeding day, between the hours of 10 and 2 o'clock; and the holders are re- quested to leave the dividend warrants at their office, wvith lists thereof, In nurnerical order, at least one day previouts to payment, for the purposes of examination. '~ KI'G'S THrEAPRE. TO-MORROWEVENING will be presented, bv particular desire, Mozart's much-admired Opera, entitled DON GiOYANNI: Zerlina, MSadamre Pasta; Don Juan, Signor Garcia: Don Octavio, Signor Begrez; Don Pedro, Signor Porto: Donna Elvira, MLad. BiEsioli Leporello, S5gnor Dc Blegnis; and Doisna Annla, Mald. R.jnzi Dc Beg;nis. In the finvale of the first a1ct, a Pas de Deux, by Mlonsieur and ?liadame C. Ves- a Pantomhalc Ballet' in 3 acths, eby Mt;r. eD'AuEbe-sl revive by Mr Aumier. Themusicselected from the vworks of Mozart, Beethoven, and Girowlit. Applications for boxes to be made to Mr. Seguin, 105, Quadrant, Regent-streer. Performance ro onmmnce at 7 o'clock. T1fEA TRE RIOYAL, COVEArT.GARDEN. THI-S EVENING. (seventh time), a Xew Comedy, in 3 acts, called CHARLES THE SECOND ; or, The Merry Monarch. King Charles the Second, Mir. C. Kenmble; Lord Rochester, Mr. Jones; Lady Clara, Mrs. Faucit; Marry Miss M. Tree. After which, the musical entertainment of BROTIHERAND SISTER. To conclude with THE IRISH Tb'TOR. TIHEATRE ROYA L, fA__Y TARKfET. It Is respectfully anllounced that this Theatre will be OPENED on Monday next, June 14, witll (first tlme) a Farcical Prelude, called COME IF YOU CAN, in wlhich Mr. Wilkinson will make his first appearance on this stage. After which the comic Opsra of THE LORD OF TRE IMANOR. 'Moll Flagon, 7Mr. Liston; Alnette Mladame Vestris. With the farce of FISH OUT OF WATrER. Sam Savoury, Mr. Liston. On Tuesday A Cutre for the Heart Ach. Old Rapid, Mr. Listen. With a Roland for an Oliver. Maria Darlington, Madame Vestris. On Wednesday She Stoops to Conquer. Tony Lump- kin, M1r. Llston. DAVIS's ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, Weshuinster-bridge. THIS EVENING, the unprecedentedly maznidccntrepresentatotl of THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO. With (5th tine in England) a grand equestrian perfornansc, called THE CARNIVAL OF VENICE; or, The Masuerade on a HTorse in full Gallop: invented by Monsieur Dlucrow. and in which, wvithout quitting his horse's back, he will per- sonate the characters of Polichinet, Pierret, Harlequin. Columbine, Bacchus, and Adonis. After wshich, Exercisesby the Turkish Mare Beds, and the Little Horse Hrrlequin. Monsieur Ducrow's Feats on tw( Horses. Toconclude wvith aneweulterrainmelt, byllr.W.Barry- more, caUed AGAMEMNION, THE FAITHFUL NEGRO; In the course of which, a grand Ballet anid Cocoa-nut Dance. '.ADOLER'S WELLS THEATRE. THIS EVENING will be presented a newv Satirical burlesqse epe- raticparody, called THE DEATiH OF ' LIFE IN LONDON. After which (by particular desire) the favourite Song of " The Sallor Boy capering Ashore," bv Mfiss Bence. To which wvill he added, the popu- lar interlude of TtiE ACTRESS OF ALL-WORK, in wrhich Miss Vincent, a child only S years of age, will perform six characters. To conclude wvith an entirely hew and interesting mclodramna, caUed THE BRAZEN WVATER TOWER; or, The Doubtful Child. NEIW SURREY THIEATRE. THIS EVENING wvill be presented a newt melodrama, called GENEVIEVE; or, The Murderer of the Pyrenees. After ivhich, a new Scotch Dlvertlssement. The whole to conclude with a terrifif legendary romance, called DOCTOR FAUSTUS; or, The Compact of Blood. Doctor Faustus, Mr. Rowvbotham; MaphistOphales, Mr. H. Kemble; andbMargaret, Mlrs. NV. Clifford. ROYAL CMIUTRu TH1EA ERE. THIS BEVENING wvill be presented arn entirely new. interestilg, and terrific drama, called FAUSTUS; or, The Demon's Victim. After whbich (Sth time) an entirely new naval melodrama, called THE BAT- TLE OF TRAFALGAR; or, The Death of Nelson. To conclude with an entirely new comic pantomime, caUed HARLEQUIN AND THE KING OF THE RUBY MINE; or, The Fairy Brilliant. ROYAL GARDEMS, VAIIXIfALL. The Proprietors respectfully atisounce that the ENTERTAIN- MlENTS whdch have -eeelved sueh unbounded applause every even- ilg siace the commenceinent of thepresent season,xvill be REPEIATED THIS EVENING. Supper boxes may be enigaged. Doors open at 7; concert commences at S o'clock. Admission Bs. (id.