Portuguese Loan for ?1,50...
The Times, 1824-05-25T00:00:00

13ORTUGUESE LOAN for ?1,500,00O.-The HALF- i YEARLY DIVIDEND WARRANTS, due the 1st of June. 1824, ofPortugueseSper Cent.Bonds, oftheabove Loan,willbe PAID at the ountinghouse of Messrs. B. A. Goldschmidt and Co. 6, Great St. Helen's-passage, Lishopsgpte-street, on Tuesday. the Itt of June, and every succeedingeday. between the hours of 10 anr.d S o'clock ; and the holders are requested to leave the dividend warrants at their office, with UsUt thereof In numerical order, at least one day previous to pay- ment, for the purpose of examication. 1Z ING's THEA1'RE.-The Nobility and Gentry, Sub- &A scrlbers to-the Opera, and the Public are respectfully Inform- ed, that Madame CATALANI's 13ENEFIT )WIGHT Is fixed for Thurs- day, May 27, when will be performed for the first time this season, Mozarts telebrated Opera Buffa. iintled LE NOZZE Di FIGARO; In wvhich Madame Caralani will irtroduce an air, by Moxart, ar- ranged as variations, expressly for her, by SiFnor Paer. After the Opera, a favourite Ballet. Appileations respeeting boxes to be made to Mr. Segutn, at tbe Opera-o fice, 105. Quadrant. J7 ING's 'THEATRE.- Monsieur and Madame K C. VESTRIS respectfully beg leave to inform the Nobility and Gentry, Subscribers t the Opera,aud the Publie.that thelr BENEFIT NIGHTis fixed for Thursday, June the 10th, when wilU be presented a favourite OPERA, iu wvhIch Madame Pasta has kindly consented to perform. End of the first act, a favourite DIVERTISSEMENT. After the opera, a new BaUet, entitled LE PAGE INCONSTANT; with new scenery, dresses, and decorations. Applications respecting boxes to be made to Mr. Seguin. at the Opera-ofiee, 105, Quadrant, ] HEATRE ROYAL,DRURY-LANE.-Mr.HARLEY has the honour toannounee, that his BENEFIT Is appointed tor Ve neaday, June 2, when His Mlajesty's Servants will perform the Opera of the CABIDNET; lPirinceOrlando, Mr. Brahamin Lorendo, Mr. APor Petr.r.. Loston; Wh nscl, M.Hrly n lrta Msiss Stephens, wvho has kilndly consented to appear on thisoccasion. Asfter the Opera, an admired Interlude, New Comic Songs, and other novel E3ntertainments, full particulars of wvhich wvill b,e speedily Apnoulloel'i, Mr. LiOsnto}n;Hillly Bus9keFin, r.eHfarley. Tickets anidboxes may be taksen of Mr. Harley, 34, King-street, Coventgarden and of r. Spring, rotundaboxofflce, from lOtD14. KIN2 'S THBATRE. THIS present EVENING will be performed (3d time this season) the grandseriousOpera, in 3acts,entitledTANCREDI. Principal Per- formers:-MladameRonzi de Begnis, SignorCurioni. Signor Benetti, Sig- nora GraziSan, Signor Crivellil, and Madame Pasta At the particular desire of a great nuimber of Subscribers to the Opera, the Cavat}na of "Di tantipalpiti" will be suagby Made.Pasta, inCtl I..in the place of the Rondo, and she will Introduce'in the first acta new Cavatina. by Signor Rossini. End of act I. the favourite liyertis.sement. called L'FFRANDE AUX GRACES. After the Opern,the Divertissement Ballet, enititled LA FETE HONGROISE. Signor Benelil has the honour to announce, that Rossini's new Opera Semi-seria of Ugo, Re d'Italis, comPosed expressly for this theatre, will shortly be produced, and that in the mean time Madame Pasta will make her appearanice in the favourite Opera of Romeo e Glulietta. Appli. catlons for boxes and single subscriptions for the season to be made to Mr. Seguin, Opera.otbce, 105, Quadranc, Regent-street. No orders will be ad msittedt. __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ NEW THEATRF, ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING, THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. Sir Peter Teazle, M.lr. Muiiden(beingthelast night but tro of his ever appearing on the stage); Sir OliverSurface, Mr.Powteon; CharlesSurface,Mr.'Elliston; LadyTeazle, Mrs.W.West. After which, anewltallet, cslied SPANISH GALLANTs. To conclude with LOVE, LA.W, AND PHYSIC. THEA RlE ROYAI,L CQVEA TTGARDEN. THIS EVENING, PRIDE SHALL iAVE A FALL. Torrento,lfr.jones; Lorenzo, Ar Cooper; Victoria. Missilammersley. After which, NO SONG NO SUPPER. DA VIS's ROYAL AfPIIITHEATRE, Wet usterbbridge. THIS EVENING, at half-past 6. the unprecedentedly magnldeent representatton of -rHE BATTLE OF WATERLOO; with the bril- 1SSt-seview of 'the English and Firench Armles.,and faithfuly de- picted portraiture of the Battle of Ligny, ('uatre Bras, and Waterloo. Vonsieur Ducrow's unique performanec of Scenes in the Circle, concluding with his matchless feats on ttro uneaparisoned Horses. To eonclude with THE SECRET. .'.AI)LEA'S WVELLS THEATRE. THIS EVENING will be performed (2d time at this theatre) the popular burletta of SHARP AND FLAT. In which Mr, W. West and Miss Han-smersly will sustain the principal characters, with songs. Afterwhich, the new, popular, and original melodrame, called THE FLOATING BEACON, or, The Nonvegian Wreckers. Also an en- tirely new Caledontan Divertissemext. The whole to conclude with a very laughable burletta, eallei LOVE AND LATUDANUM ; or, Physlc and lurder. The principal characters by Mr.W. West and Mlss L. Hammeraly. ATEW SURREY THZIEATRE. THIS EVENING wlil bepresented an entirely new African melo- dramatic spectacle In 2 acts, called ZULUCA AND THE RIVAL WARRIOI; or, The Tiger H Unt- After which, a new burletta, caUled THE DVATAGE O~ LYNG; r, ~,wto Give a Rout. To cnlE an enNTA(rstirely nyew Gmelodrama,a ealled HATE; or, The Cataract of the Mountain. ROYAL. COBUR. THEATREB. THIS EVENING will be presented an entirely new and tnaenifi- cent historical melodrama, called WILLIAMS THE CONQUEROR; or, he aysof he urfw Bll.Endof the mldae oi incidente l Epiloguebaglle spokten by Mr. JohneReeve,ne Tha whole to conclude with '(2d time at this theatre) an intensely inter- esting, remarkably romtantic, pleasingly poetical, musical melda matic meLange, called TH BTLEO BHNi'FORD. elra (a The publication of Thae Timer commcnced at 8 o'Cock yester. day morning, and finished at 8.