THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE...
The Times, 1824-06-22T00:00:00

Ft"IEATRE RWYAi,- DRURY-LAkNE --The, J_ enthusiaalc receptimn which Madame CAVdALANI experlI 6!n,'d on the b-ords of this theatre, and the eXtraordinarY attrdction- created by her uinriralled powvers, have encourac ed sr. E11iston to re- I engage this acconislisl-d singer, and the pubic is respectfully In- tor,rnd lthat she ilml. appear To-morrowt, WednesdaY, the _3d Thurdaty. the 24th; Friday. the 2Sth: and on-Saturday, the 26th of this maath. Full articulars of her songs will be dnly announced. %* We are authorised,to contradict the announcement stating the appeorance of the Performersof the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane. on the eveningof the 24th instant, at the Theatre-Royal, covent-garden. 9Z ING's THZATRE.-The Nobility, Gentry, and the Publc, arc most res ctfily informed, thattherewllleon *Tiursday next a GRAND MILITARY FFTE and MbSQUERADE; ln cenmemertlun *.f the glorTios Battle of Waterloo. The grand saloon wcil beformed of the pitand stage, as usual, rnadelevel, the latterre- prThentingc a tented field; decorated wvith varlous mclitar devices, trophles, 3r. Two military bands will play durlng tie wtole of the .iegh.In the early part of.the evening till be introduced, Inthe centre af the theatre, so as to be yieved,from everv bos, the eclebrated Game of Chese, as it was played, writh such extraordhiiary effect, before Na- Po'eon BRanaparte, at Versailles. The pieces by real men, in appro- iAtccastune. In the elegantly 5tted up theatre, originally the Kinges great concert-root, tvili be repD'.sented a singularly interesting Ballet, by theirvenile dancers of this establishment. For the above elitertainment, a superior orchestra has been selected, whilch wvill 3f terwards be emplayed for %tuadrilles, wvaltzedc &c. A spleadid suppe'r, Of 5W0 cover, will be provided. and the same srrangernents mnade as gave sUch univer-al satisfaction on the last oceaslirn. The wines ill e provided by Messrs.Blanchenay and Co. of Pallmall, Single tickets, rnittinxto the baUet and refreshmentsr one guinea Lach: double tickets, with the same privilege, adnslitting a lady and geritleman. or twolad ies, 11. Ils. 6d. Sunper tickets, Including vine, 1oe. 'j. The privileged ivory tickets will only be admitted o0t paymentt of 10S' 6 An erroneous opinton havins prevailed that no persons would be .td- rmitted who were not in tuilitary eostume, It has become necessary tV state, that such is not the case, and that dominoes aiid characters will be admitted as usual. Applications for boxes, to v!elv the whole, to be made to tle Tilev opera boxoffce, 105. Quandrant, Regent-street. Tickets to be had at'the door, also of Mr. Seguin, 105, Quadrant, Re- gent-treet: M\r. Sams, I, St. jan,es-s-street. At the foliowing mlasque- =ate warehouses: 3Ir. Tiltey, stationer. &c. 10. Glasshouse-street: M.r. Millward, Lower Broo,i-street; Mr. Lay. Southmnolton-street; MIr. Fentum. Strand- Mr. Thresher. Hiaymarket; Messrs. Brooks and Hea tth. Great Newvport-street; *MIr. Betts, Royal Exchange; Mr. Sim- rneons liolyweli-street; MTr.Barthelot, 22, liatton-gardei; MIr. Nathbin, BeewIck-street, S.,ho; and all the principal hotels. Admission to the gallery, 3a. The doors wlU be thrown open at 10 oclock, the supper boxes at 1. AMR1E INSURANCE COIPANY. - At a TU GENERAL MFRTING of thc SUTIsCRIBFRS to the MARINE INSURANCE COMIPAN-, proposed tn have been instituted in the year mb1s, held at tht City of London Tavern, on; the 26th day of M:ay, 1Sa4. * Mr. 'MANNINN7 in the chair; Rlesolved, nemine contradlcente. 1. That in the opinion of this meetinr, it Is ilexpedient to pursue, under present circumstances, the oriinal' plan proposed by the subscribers. Rcsolved unanimously, 2. That thc sum of ?300 he presented to James Bell, esq. for a pieceof pla.te, asan acknowledgementof the senseof the meetingfor his services towvards forwarding an addItional Mari2ne Insurance Estabishment in 1810, and for the great trouble he tVak In forwarding this measure. Resolved unanimously, 3. That Alexander NMundell. esq. be pre- -nted tvith the snm of 1300 as an ackiiowledgcment of she sense clitertained by the meeting of liis services in forming the plan of the establL,hment. and In prosecuting the objects of the subscribers, anld in testimony of their respect. Res-lved, 4. Thal the sum now vested In 3 per cent, redutced be spid, and the proceeds, after paying these two sums, be paid into the B.ink of England in the names of three of the commiittee. Resolved, 5 That the subscribers be at liberty to take back their deposir, on or before the Ist of August inext, and that any sum wvhich may then remrain unclaimed shall be distributed among such of thie puMiic charities in Great Britaini and Ireland, as In the discretioli of the *hsirman atnd the Conimittee may be deemed most in nleed of ncisolved unaniniously. 6. That the thanks of the subscribers be given to the Coommittee, for the great attention paid by them in the superintendence and management of the variotis matters connected with the undertaking, and for their care of the fund. Resolved unanimously. 7. That thanks be giveni to the Chairman for his conduct in the Committee, and in the chair. R. That these resolutions be advertised in thte morning and evening flelvsppers, and also in sueb of the provincial papers as the Com- nmittee may think proper. -ny Person xvishling to receive back his deposit will he pleased to sicnify the same by letter, post paid, aodressed to J. P. Welsford, ey.445. Lothbury, on or betore the ist of August; immediatelyafter wh.ch the Committee will appolint a time and place for the return of the deposits that m2ay be applied for. B L.AC,lsDOWVN COTTAGE slidl FARM.-To be n LET. ,n Lease, to a respectable tenant, BLACKDOWN COT- T.AS;F, and FARMt. The cottage has beeni recently enlarged and im- proved, with a modern elevation, and a lawn In front ornamented -with large tres. The house conta ns dining and drawing rooms, S bed roos. frunt and back kitchens, butler's pantry and milkhouse, stable and chaisehouse. pump, anid suitable offices: a double cot- tage for carturs, a large barn, 2 farm yards. granary, 2 othersta- les. cowqheds and houses, a waggonhoilse, piggery, anid dog kennel. The farm colnsists of 272 acres. sith a considerable right of coin- mon and down. I'he manorial rights might be granited to the tenants, including coppiecs and woods, extending over nearly 450 =cres. Two packs ol hounds ard in the neighbourhood. The estate i' well stocked wvith game, which the tenant is privileged to re- uiee or destroy. The situation is 8 muiles from Southampton, 7 fro,n Ncetiy Abbey. 5 from Winchester, 4 from Bishop's Waltham. 15 fromn Po,rt.smouith and Gosport, and about 7 fronm the Newv Forest. Imietediate possessiosn may be had and a lease f,ur 12 or 14 years. Appli- eation to be imade if by letter (post paiil) to the proprietor. John Richard;, eni. Goaport; if personally to Messrs. Sweet, Stokes, and Carr, solinitors. Basdnghall-street, London. ,TE1V AUCTION ROOMS, Oxford-street.- j aGEORGE PEARSE, Auctioneer and Appraiser, respectfully -acquint, the Nobility, Gentry, anid the Public. that he h2is taken th,se extensive premises (fcrnierly a basar), sittuate 135, Oxford- street, near BonTd-street, two spacious rooms of wrhich are appro- priated for sales by auction of every description of real and per- .-nad property. The local advantiages of Oxford-street for any pub- lie etablishment are so obviouis as to render comment on that p-int unnecassarq. Household effects purchased and ca;sh advances rmade wben required. George Pearse caninot close tlisl noticewith- nut odering his grateful acknowvledgenments for the kind patronage experienced durinig his residence in Vere-street, from wheiice he is n..v abo.ut to remove h:s offices. Land, and louise agency as usual. 16. Vere-street. Cavendish-scuare. June 14. 1S24.