THE SUBSCRIBERS to the LO...
The Times, 1824-06-28T00:00:00

BiHE SUBSCRIBERS to the LONDON (RPHAN TAASYLUM arc most respectfiily and earnestly solicited to SUP- PORT the ELECTION of SARAti ELIZABETH MASSEY, No.10 on the list, oni thc 26tth of July next, Yho> is a third time (being in her eigbthi year) a canididate heitheir suffrages. Shec hsnetrfthr mother, nor any relations to succour herand two younger tistaer. This distressinig case Is well known to, and recommended by. several subscribers, among whom are John Blades, esq. Ludgate-hill; William Venables, esq. Aldermati, Quecilhithe; George lAwall, esq. Alderman- bury; also Mr. Fowke, 32, Nicholbs-lane, bombard-street; and hMr. C(utler, 12, Devonshire-strcet, Bishopsgatc, by wvhomn ptoxles vill be thsankfully receivedl. 1E IN(:;'s ~ THEATRE.-Matemoiselle N&ItBLET re- I pectfullybHegs leaveto informn the Nobility and Genitry, Sub. scribers to the Opera, and the Pubilie, that her Bi3NEFIT NIGHiT wvill take place at this Thcatre on Thursday ncxt, wvhen will be Per. formed the frivonirite Opera, entitled fTANCRiDI. Prlneipal Per- formers:-Mada?me.Ronz1 de Ihcenis, Slgnor Curinni, Signor Benetti, SignoraGraziani, Sigmor Crivelli, iad Madame Pasta. After tbeopera, an entire new cornic 1Ballet, composed by MN. Auriner, entitled JAI,BIS ETI AUJ.OURtO'H-UL, Applications for boxes and tickets to he made to Mdademoiselle Noblet, 17, Cliarlcs-strect, St. James's-square; or to Mr. Sczain, at thic 21jra office, lOfi, Quadranit, Regent-street. T VEATRE-RUTOY L, COVENT- GARDEN.-Miss JIL M. TREEI hasttilehonotur to announe, that lier bNFTf appointed for Wednesday next, June 30, when vill he performed Shakepeare Play of AS YOU LI,R IT. Wlth additio-nal songs &e. the words selected entirely fronm the Sonnets and Playc of Shak sieare Previous to the play, the Overture der Freychutz, hy WVber. The Duke. Alr.Egcrton; Amniens, h[r.DuruKet; Jaques. Mir.Young Orlando Mir. Cooper; Oliver, Mr, Connor; Ada;m, Mlr. Chapman; Wlim r Blanehard; Touchstone, ?,Mr. Fawcett; Rosasind, Misc M. Tree (her first appearanec tii thatt character) ; Celia ,for tills nightanlyl by Miss A. Tree, being her second appearince; Audrey, Mrs. Gibbs: Hymen, Master I.nnghlurst. Betwveenl thc play aiid faree, a Concert onz the Flute. -God saive tbe King.' with Droict's variations, by Master Milisi,aged0 yars who115 beji hnoued ith theC patroniage of ills Royal Hiighiiessthe keof ork.- Glee. 'the Red Cross Knighte.i Song, -Rest, Waurrior, rest., by Miss M.1Tree. Song., No joy without ly ove,' accomparied by herseif on the harp. Miss A. 'ree. By most particulardesire,' Moeii! saeet home!' by Miss M. 'Tre. A Fantasia eli the Harp, by iMr. Oliver Davis, Iniu-ll lhie hcii nt1introduice thc ad- mired air of WNd, nid, noddin. To eonclude vith the melodrafmia of TE MAGLIETORT TEMAID? AnnetterforthisrnihtMa e illv), MissaM Tree ther first appearanie in that character.) Tickets em td boxes bay be had at tile bop-office, and of Miss .i Tree, 3, Torrington.quare NEJ R .TR ROA. DR TY LAV E ING,S THEBA YRE . TO-MIORRtOW EVENING? will hc perfuirned the Operaof ROMEO GIULIETTA,. PrinciPal Performers:_Madame Past, istadame t peen the acts of tha Opeara, trlerI Diverrtesselmsn ca led 't - kRANDE AUX GRACES. of the o opera the favourite Balet, called LE PAGE INCONSTANT. Applications for boxes to be mode Mr. Seguin, Opvera-offce, 105f, Quadrant. By Special Dessire. NVEW TFIgA TEE RfJI'I.. DRUTRY-LANE. THIS EVENING, THE HYPOCRITE. Doctor Cantivduf, Mir. Dowtope; Mawd-worm, Mr. Harley (his .ist ap- pearance In that character); Ciharlotte, Mi's. W. West. End of the P?lay, ma Grand Concert. To ooncludeemvithTHH REVOLT OF THEGREEKS. T UElTRE R0YAL. COj 7EAYAI?KARDEN. THIS EVENING, MACBETH. Macebeth. MIr. Youiighhmislast appearance hut one this season); Macduff, Mi. Cuisxperm I,ady Macbeth, Mrs. Hartley. 'l'o conclude with THE FORTY THIEVES. TIEAr TOYA t,, JA YMARREKE. Ti{IS EVENING, (2d tinme this season,)SWVEETHEARlTS AND WVIVES. Admiral Franklyn, Mr. Williams; Billy Lackaday, Mr. Liston. Toconcludewith SIMPSON AND CO. THIEATRE ROYAL,BEAGLISh OPERA-HOUSE,Strand. Positively the last Two Nights of 'Mr. MATHEWS AT HOME,' (THIS present EVENING, and Thursday, July 1,1 with his TRIP To A'ERICA. DAV!S's ROYAL AMPHITTHEATRE, Westminster-bridge. THIS EVENING, tbo magnifcent scenic representation of THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO. After which, Mllonisieur Ducrow will perform four new Scenes In the Circle, descriptive of the Reaper, the Itoman Gladiator, the Flight of M,ercury, and concludine wvith the ne plus ultra of the equestrian art, the WVIld Horse and tne Savage: wIlth (let time) a spectre romance, called DAFT MEG OF TRE CLIFF; or, TheSeventhi Night. ROYAL, corUrCn T EAT,rRE. THIS EVENING will bepreqented (lst time) an ent!rely new and pe- eciliarly interesting melodrama, called THE AVENGER; or, The Moor ofSieilv. After wvhich lIst timeha laughable burletta, called ODD PisTi AT MARGATE. To concmlude with ani entirely newv melodramatic and pantomilmic spectacle, ealled MUNGO PARK; or, The Source of thme Nile. ROYAL GARDENS, VAUXHALL. (Under the especial Patronage of lHls Ma3esty.) THIS present EVENING, the AM-USEMENTS will commenLce with aad 'oncert of Vocal and Instrumentail MNusic; the othier enter- atanents will consist of thie Ballet, the Fantoceini, the Tight and Slack Rope, Fireworks, and Ascent on the Rope. In consequenee of several families, who have been prevented attending the Gardens by the unfavourable weather, expressing a wlish to have the favourite Ballet of the Chinese Wedding continued, It ls respmectfuliyannouneed lt will be performed for a fewv evenings longer1 when it must be wtilt draw, o acountof he randnew Patoume wvhich hats been all the winter in preparation. Thefavouritesonlgs of thie new "Polly Hopkins," Joey of Vauxhall," e. may he had at the Gardens. Doors open at '>, begin at 8- Admiasiosi 3s.: Bd.