KING's THEATRE.-Madame RO...
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ING)s TJIEATRE.-IMadamae RONZI (le BEGN19 igrespectfully be73 leave to inform the Noblilit. Gentry, sub- acTibere to the Oinera, anid thePublic, thatbher BENEFIT NIGHiT will takePlRceeat th!j TheaLtre,.on Thursday. thel17th of Jue, wvheniwill be perfdi.rmedt (positively for :rhat night only) the favourit.e Heroic Opera, in twia.net,'by SIgnorRBosslni, entitled LA DONNA DEL LAGO, produced under the immediate superintendence atnd direction of Signor Rlossini. Ellen, the Ladv of tbe Lake. Mtadame Ronzi de Begnfs. Roderic Dhu. Signor Garcia. Jamnes V. King of Scotland, undler the name of Hubert, Iuilglht of Snowvdon. Signor Cutlroni. Malcolm Griemo, M~~adame Vestris. Douglas. of Angus, Fatbgr of Ellen, Signora. Porto. AlbinaL, Signorya Graziani. Sereno, Signor Crivelli. At tbc end of the opera, and by particular desire, Signor de .Bcgnfs will Act the Scena with the Orchestra, from the favourIte Wper II Fanatlco Per La Musics. Between the acts of the opera, at DIe.RTISSEXMENT. After the opera, afavourite BALLET. Appli- cations for boxes aird tickets to he made to M,%adamne Roiizi de Begnis, ;87. Goldes:.square; and to Mr. Seguin, Opitra Ofihce, 105, Quadrant, Re!enritstreet& . ING's THEATRE-.-Monsieur and Mvatlame C. FSTISresecfuly bg eav t inormth Noiltv and Gentry- SobecrherstatheOper,and te Pulc htterBENEFIT NIGHT is xed forThursdaynext, n-en ilb rsne Mozart's Inuell admired Oera, entitled DO GIVNI eln, for this night only,Madame Pasa. n the inale of the first act, a Peade flex, y ?tonten an Masin C.Vetris. After the opera, a newr acts, b% Mr. Dl'Aubervasl, rev ved byMrAme.Temsceltd fron, he works of bloinrt Beethoven. and Groi,Pinpl Performers -Count Alsnaviva. ',Mr. C. Vestrls: ones laia Susanne. MaClie Noblet FaneheTe ,adlle. ldaltasGene:Mr celie, MdameSuitlier Figro, r. Fe,dinanird: ai r Boiaers~. Brthlo. r. enafa: ridolson, Mr. Guit rp Sol~l.Mr.Dor: ntoio,Mr.Berrad. Daincers r eBod 1 ROPOSED ENGLISH and RSO HNE l_ SMIP CANAL.-At a liIETING held at the Crowrn and Anichor Tavern, its the Str-and, on Thursdlav, the 27th day of 'May, 18S24: pre- sent. L.own Rolle, Lord Bridport, Sir T. B. Letlibridge, hart. Sir T. D. Aclanid, bart. &-c. Sir T. B. LETIIBRItIGE In the Chair. The report of tbe Provisional Committceewas read, and lin pursu- anice of i-solutiouis then entered into, a GENERAL MEETING will] hi held at the London Tavern. Ilishopszate-street, on Wednesday. the 9th instant, at I o'clock preelsel'-. when beaoks will he opened to i-c- cet-fr sub,scriptions. PETER JEFFERy, Secretary pro tempore, Ship Canal Office. 81. Cheapside. June 7, 1824. I4'`l`RPHAN\S' FUND.-PROPOSED REDUCTIO N of \ /INTEREST on CITY BO'NDS-At this Ilate peelod of the session of Parliament. a plan has been suddenl boght forward for redueinig the interest of the hoods issued on the credit of this fund, from 5 te 4 per cent. The measure claims the consideration of the Public, as Involving what the holders of these securities conisider to be a viola. tinn of Parliamentatry engagemient. The l,onrs wrere issued at various dates for works connected withl the improvement of the mnetropolis, under the auithority of dfffereni ntts of Parliament, whbich provide the means of paying the Interest and gradlually extinguishing the principal. Some of these statutes contain a nas-ticular recital of the time by wh'ch the wvhole of the -debt wvill be annihilated: and so efreectual has been the provision fot the reimibursement, that In about 6 or 7 years from the present period this abject may be expected to he fullv Accomplished. The tenoiur of the bonds is. that for everv ?6100 Adv-anced, an aninuity of 5i. shall be paid to the holder, until reLobursement of the principal out of the fuind provided. Fromn this express stipulation In the 'bonds, from the provisions in the acts themselves with which this stpipulation is in strict accordance, and f'rom the reclials In the act.4 pointinL, out the period of liquifdation, it has been pesfectly naniral for the purchasers of these secuirities to coneeluide that they here rhe character of annuities at 5 per (-snt., redeemnable In a certain opee.ified manner, and In no other: and in tonsequence they have "alantalned a price in the market correspondingtwith the expected term of their duration. The beneAit to the city, or the puiblic, from the adoption of the proposeed measure, would fall far short of whatmlight at a first view, appeaprobble.In fact, these securi!ties wvill, uinder the provisions Alredy ade be o son n corseof iosidation. that the reduction wofl interetonmainy ofte ol eo ey ml mtn,wie n the oTavernhand,rthe epenrse of issuing eaho rnew ?100tbond.h ino- erlt'olu riiing teram duty T and the usaEes,ATwOul nofthoes thFANT CI-oLT)RhNl.-ofthe lOstOR te: nhles?8,2:ttlsvn ,Ths. Had~ thobe reuthbee different,o LAstill i the clamofjsice Te Mlwn esEtiNG hld yesterdnaniosy atgh ree masons' I1. Moved by Henry Brougham, esq. MI.P.; seconded by Wm. Wilber- force., esq. MI.P. That this meeting is strmOngl impres~sed with a sense of the many -and treat benefits, mornl and political, which may be expected t,, re- svilt from thbe general establishment, throughout the uinited kingdom, aild especially In popuilouls iown-n and villaLges, of Infant Schools, on abe plan of those already formed In Vincent-square, Westminister;, ~uaer-lret.Sisafieds:at altamtow: and various other places. 2. ove byohs Slthes. MP.;seonded by the ev.Dr.ThoTpe- Thatfor he prpos of xtening thekowledge and promoting the adotio ofthi asste. aSicctyhe ow inistituted, under the Ce- sirntio of he nfay Scool ocity,the oh.ject of wthich shall be to stalis, i soe cntrl prt f te metropolis, an instituition, whih, hil Itdisenes ts eneitstothe adjoining population, ma~ ale"sere a a ode fo imtaton,andas a seminarv- for train'ing and qsia i~ig masters and mistresses toform and sujerintend similas love by Sir James 'Macintosh, hart. M.P.? seconded by Win Allen, esq.-. That a Fsubscription be. nowr entered into for the purpose of accom- plishing this 'slject. and that Samuel Itoare, jun. esq. be requested tc act as, treasuirer. 4. Mloved by Lord Calthorpe, seconded by the Rev. Edw. Irving,- That the followsing gentlen.en be requested to act as a committee, to 'raw up ruiles foi the Society, to procuire subscriptions, and te nialke further Arrangements for carrying the resolutions of the Dre. sent mneeting into effect, wIth powe-r to add to their iiumber, vIZ.`-. l'ordi Dacre jJ. Boswring, esq. Fir Th,og,as Baring, hart. M.%.P. T) r. B;rkbeck Sir.iohnWm. Lubbock, harit. h.M.P. Benjamin Smith, esq. Sqir James 'Macintosh. hart. MI.P. IWin. Allen. esa. Dr. Lusl:ington. M5.P. I Henry Entwvistle, eseq. Johin Smith. esq. HI.P. ISamluel Hoare, Jun. esq. 1-lenry Brougham, es~q. H .P. Zachary M.1acauiay, eso. Thormas Fowell Buxton, esq. M.P. HenryIac esq. Wmn. Evans, esq. HI.P. James 'Mill, esq. Samuel Jones L osC cM HP lenry D)rsimnond, esq. Georze Harnmersies-, esq. Joseph Wilson, esq. JIohe Abete Smith, esq. S. Moved hy the Mlarquis of Downshire,'seconded byDr.Lushington That the tihsnks of this meetin- he presenited to thie Mlost Noble thelkMarquisi of Lansdown, for his ahle conduct In the chiair. Substcriptions will he received by the- treasurer. Samuel Hoarec. juin essq-. at Messrs. HTasre. Barnet, and Co.'s, Loinbard1-street; t,r Smifth, Paynle. and Smith : Sir John Win. Lubbock, hart.; Foster Clarke, and Co. ; andat all the other hankers in London. SUBSCRIBERS. htnrqufsofLansdown ?.52 10 0 'ev. T. P5. MNalthus -?5 0 Iarqi of Dowuisbire 20 00 William Stureb, esq. -50 0C l,rd C'althorpe . 20 00 M,%rs. Nightingale -10 0C Sir J. WoM. Lu,hoc;, bart. 5O000Leapidge6 Smith and Co. 10 0C ..ohn Win. Lubbock, esq. 10 0 0 r.t.esbit.esq. Berners- LRdy Lubbock --I 1000 01street - -- II The Morning Chronicle .52 10 01 B. Aplin, esq.. - - 5 5 j(,hn Smith. eat- M.P. .5000 01 Benjamnin Smith, esq.- 25 0 J1. Wilson. esq. (Clap-ham) .5000 01 Mrs. C. Thomson . .5 0 Rev.W.Wilson iWalthain- I Rev. Edward Irving 11 IC Stow) - - 0 0 01 J. Colehy, esq.(Tottenham)l 0 Ilen. Brougham, esq.3M.P. 2.5 (0 0 itRev. Robert M%onroe - 10 C RobertOwen. esq.iLanark).30 00 0 Colonel lIugh Baillie - 2 0C V6I1lalim Leake. esq. -25 0 0 Rev. Dr. Matyo (Epsom) I 0C Jamnes Morrison, ese.. 25 001 William Vizard. seqq. - I10 C lIr. Luehlington, MI.P. 10 00 1 Mfrs. Shaw Lefevre 5 0 C Ja. t. Bailkes, esq. I 10 00John Si,aw Lefevre, esq. 5 0C John Ineglehy, esq. - 10 0 01- Gandy, esq. - - I10 C Wrn. Greaves, esq. Walt- IJohni Benbam, esq. Edward- hamstowv - I- 1010 0 street. Portmnan-suare 1IIC S. T- Sturteva~t, esq. -10 0 0Richard C'arrington, esq. 22 C .7ohn Ahel Smith, esq. 10 0 0 lrs. Careinigtor - II 0 K. MaN;tcaulay. es,q. - 10 00Holio. Mrs. Drummond Pass- Geo. Hammersley, esq. 21 0 0 more - - - II Wml. Allen, esq. -1000 l.robnflrummondPassmore 0 10 C, G. S. Stru tt, esq. 0 0 0R.1 R Psasmrore - 0 10 II Samuel Hoare, inin. esq. 21 00 R. J. D. Passn ore - 0To06 C.l. Ml'Donnei, ~.xeter 10 0 0 Mls-taue Passior . 0 10 6 Wm.Wilt,erforce,e_iq.M.P. 10 0 0 IMiss E. Passmiore -0 10 6 John Marshall, esq. - 10 0 0D. Hill. esq. King's Bench- Josiah Hinidman, eseq. 1010 01 walk - - - II0 Dr. Rirkbeek - -. 10 100 01 W.T. MonLy,esq. M.P. 30 0 J1. Smith Wright. es. 10 0 .01 R-s 0 0 Renry Wayinouth. esq. 10 0 0 Basil Montague, esq. - I0 0 J. Leslie Foster. ess. - 0 0 01 Joshb. Truemnan, esq. lo1o0 .iohn L.ahuchere, esq. 10 0 01 S. Too cue, esq. - 10 0 1I. Entwisatle. eeq.. 1000 01 J. M. Morgan, esq. Ludgate. John Csope. esq.. I 1010 01 treet - - - 50 0 VflO PLUMlBERS, &c--To be SOLD, the LEASE and Ii FIXTURES of very extensive PREMTISES, held at a very low rent, and most desirably situate f,,r business, mnany years established 'with great successi by the present proprietorlin the leaid and glass trade, but alcelatd fr anyother business requiring roomy premises.Fo particulars and crsto view apply to Mlr. Gann, auctioneer and appraiser,59. Regent-street._____________________ OMERSETSIR S-o SLE bv AUCTION, by 9C- Messrs. JEANES and BARTLETT, at the Greyhound Inn, Win. canton, on W'ednesday, June 23. at 5 o'clock in th~ afternoon, unless disposed of in tile mean timne, of whieh notice vwill be given, a con,- tact ard mnost desirable ESTATE, situnate in the parish of South am,ho, the Property of the late mir. Blandford, consisting of about 103 Acres of land, divided into suitable enclosures, and asuibstasteis dwelling-house, stables, gig house, barn, cow stalls. and other build- ing.", gzarden, and small thriving orchard. Th.e house comnprises 2 s-blours, kitchens, cellars. and other offices. and the buildings are of recenitstructure, substantial. and in good renair. Great part of the es,tate is exempt from tithes and freehiold, the residue labout 12acres) _is held for the remainder of a term of 1.000 years. The property is4 eligible both for advantageous Investmeint and tesidence, the latter especially Po to a sporting mani, as game may be Increased to any ex. teat, from its contiguity to several preserves. The situsatlaiIs _pelea. s%nt and hiealthy, sheltered by the eommanding wroods near Alfred's ,rower, and p,artaLe-e of the heautiful scenery of the neighbouring domnains. There is an detacbed cottage for the residence of a labotucer. 'The dis-tancecsare Winicanton 4 miles, whence 12 coachies start daily t, o allps-I, Bruton 2, Bath, Bristol, Saisbury, Weymouth, and Taunton. nbiM.t 30 miles.- - The-roads in the neighbourhood are good, fuiel very cheap, and there pLre wveekly mnarkets at WVintanton and Bruton. A servasl at the house, or from the Inn at Hardwray, will shorr the premises. a n, anyv fujrther particulars mnay he bad on appli. cation to Messrs. Nlessiter, Wlncanton, Sonmerset, where a Map of the Vt~9O be eremptoriy SOLD, p rsiat to a Decree of the 14 Hgh Curtat Cancry, adein a cause I Filewood against Scot,'wit th aplOatin o Jon dmssnd Dhowdeswell, esq. one of he taseraof he aidCout, t te iell Inn, In Castle Hedlnghazm. in tecounty of Essex, on Friday, the I1th day of Juine next, at 5 d'eloc in the after'noon, In one lot, a valuable and desirable FREE- HOL and COPYTOLD ESTATE, situate at Sible Hedinghatm, in the said county of Essex; consisting of a freehold messuage or dwell- log-boone, and a co0ttage oir twvo tenements, with large and convenient barns, cnaehhouse, stables, orchards. gaidens, And outbuildinigs, and sever-l pieces or-parcels of arabic aod nieadowv gound thereto belong- Ine, and a. very spacious hop kiln, wvith the appustenances erected upon teaId premi1ses ,t a very considerable expense and containing in the wholeabout17nacres. Also a Copyhold Parcel o1Land a4joinlng the aboemetioed rems's hed o th maor of Great Ye,dham, con- tainng bout2 ares.Thewhol ofthesaid premiiSeS are In the oceu. paton f M. J Hubar, Ms. arrw, ohn Daims, and Joseph HTead, ittlowrets,astenntsatwil, nd rebounded on one side by the highroa ledin fro Nowic toLonon, Find on the other by the roa ledin frm Cmbrdgeto olcestr.Partietulars-whereof may be had (gratis) at the sd Mstersoffice, in Southrampton:-buildingI Chanacry-lane: of Mr. Noesell, Fssex-street, Strand- of Messsrs. Cinyton. Seott, and Clayton, I.ineoln's-inn: of Mr. Tomlinson, Halstead; and of Thomas Savill, Stble Hedingham aforesaid: also at the Bell inn. Castle Hedingham, the White Hart, Bocking; the Crown Inn, Sudbury: and the Black Boy, Chelmsford. 7 A ERTFORDSHIRE.-Freehold Estate, land tax re- deemed, betwveen Hatfield and Hertford; beautiful Residence, Offices. Pleasutre Grounds, Lands, Woods, &c. about 74 Acres.-To be SOLD by Private Contrmet, or LET, Furnished. for a short term of years,byWiNSTANLFY and SONS. a delightful FREEHOLD ESTATE, land tax redeemed, called Bird's Place, in the pariah of Essenden, a 'verypicturesquepartof thecounty; a substantial brick built resl- dence, planned for the accommodation of a gentleman's family, placed on a beautifulelevation in a paddock of about 32 acres of rich meadowv land, sldplng towards the touth, wvith sbrubberies, thrivin plantations, dry gravel walks, and ornamented vith iioble oak and other trees; together with a most pleasant wood of about 10 acres. laid out with extensive gravel walks, &c. formed with taste and sto-ed with lofty fine oaks and coppice, and surrounded by 7 convenient In- clsures of mneadow land, making together about 42 acres-, and the -whole estate about 74 acres, aU compact. The house contains a hand. sorne portico front and a conservatory, a lofty entrance hall, excellent diningroomn, anteroom, drawingroom, ani library, all handsomely fitted up; lobby and water closet, a principal staircase, and t-o se- condarv staircases to the flrst Ytory, which contains 5 excellent bed- ehambirs.2dressingreomnsbath room,and watereloset- over the above -rc 2 roomy pleasant chambers, I dressing room (which apartments, with an adjoining bedroom, are admirably calculated for a governess or nursery establishment,) 6 ser'manc' bedrooms, and store room; the offices comprise abntlers pantry, excellent kitchen, scullery, larder, scrvan-'e hali.liouselecper's room, 4 good bedehambers and store room, dry roo-ny ellarlng under the house, and other offices; detached is a ca pitil brewcboise. washhnuse and laundry, good dairy, scullery, bake- lluqe, knife and -;h"e room, wrod and poultry houses, stable yard double caachih,nue, 3 stables for 10 horses, with lofts over; farm and stack yard, cattle and cart sheds, loose stable, cowhousc, piggerles, and outbuildiigs; acapitalproductive garden walled round andplanted ,with fine fruit -re,s, melons ground, -&.; the wrhole swell suppliedwith ,water: distant from London aboit 18 miles. 3 from Hatfield, anid t from ilertford, in a most respectable neighhouriiood, and good roads in all directions, and in the immediate vicinity of foxhounds. Thio whhole Incomplete repair, and immediatel-ossessionmaybe :ad. The bousehold furniture.old svines, andeffect mavybe taken ata valuation. To bs viewed by tickets only, which with paiticulars may be had of Win_stnley and Sons, Paternoster-roW. K1ING'S TT)EATRE. The KING and QUEEN of the SANDWVICH ISLANDS having been pleased to command that a Box should be prepared for their receptlon, these illustrious Foreigners wiU honour this Theatre with their presence THISEVENING, when wvill be produced the grand serious OperaJn3 acts, entitled TANCREDI. Principal Purformers:-111adamre Ronzi de Begnis, Signor CurionJ, Signor lenetti, Signora GrazinJi, Sfgnor Crivelll, and Madame Pnsta. End of act I. the favourite lilyertlssemeht. entitled L'OFFRtANDE AUX GRACES. After the Opera, the favourite l)ivertissement Ballet, composed by M. Aumer, entitled LA NOCE DU VILLAGE. Applicationsforboxes to be made to Mlr. Seguin, 105, Quadranit, Regent-street. NEW TBEd TRg ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING, THE HYPOCRITE. Dr. Carntwvell, MIr. Dowton, Mlaw-worm. Mr. Lilton; Charlotte, Mlrs. W.WeRt. After wbich, the farce of THE LIAR. Young Wilding, Mr. Elliston. Il the course of the evening, Madame CATALANI vill sing "Zon PlnAndraf," ( iozart), from Figaro. Rode's variations; Aria, "Se Alai Turbo"'; and twvo verses of" Rule Britannia." To concludeivlth the Farce called TWO WIVES, or a Hint to Husbands. THEAT?RE RoYAL, C( 17E 7T-GARDEN. THIS EVENING, JOH2N BULL. Job Thomnberrm, Mir. Fanveett; Dan. Mlr. Rayner; Mary ThornherrY, Miss Chester. After wbich willbe Produced (2d time), a newr melodramna called THE CAS'i'ELLAN'S OATH. THTEATRE ROYAL, J-IAY'MARKET. It Is respectfully announced that this Theatre wvill be OPENED on Mondav next, June 14. with a PRAY and ENTERTAINMENTS, In which Mr. Liston and ladar;eVestrlswiUperform. Ftirtherpartieu- lars wvill be shortly advertised. Places for the boxes to be taken of Mr. NMassingham, xt the box-office. in front of the theatre, from 10 tiU 4 'clok.-Stage NManager, M.r. T. Dibdin. DAVIS's ROYAL EAI'0T7'J1'm2A'RE, Westinitster-bridge. THIS EVENING, the unprecedently magnificent representation of THE BATTLEOFWVATERLOO. With (2d time in Englandlagrand eqnestrian performance, called THE CARNIVAL OF VENICE; or, The Masquerade on a Horse in fill Gallop: invented by Monsiour Ducrowr, and In which, wvithout quitting his horse's back, he will per- sonate the characters of Polichinel, Pierret, Harlequin. Columbine, Bacchus, and Adonis. After which, Exercises by the Turkibh Mare Beds. and the Little Sorse Harlequin. Mon%seur Ducrow's Feats on two Horses. To conclude with anew entertainment, byMr.W.Barry- more, called AGAMEMNON, THE FAITHFUL NEGRO; in the course of wvhieh, a grand Ballet and Cocoa-nut Dance. ,VAnLER'S WELLS THEATRE. THIS EVENING will be presented a new satirical burlesque spe- ratlcparody, called THE DEATH OF ILiFF IN LONDON.' After whieh (by particular desire) the favourite Song of "The Sailor Boy capeing Ashore." by Mi1s Bence. To wvhich will be added, the poru- lar interlude of THE ACTRESS OF ALL-WORK, in which Miss Vincent, a child only B years of age, vill perform six characters. To conelude writl an entirely new and Interesting melodrama, caUed THE BRAZEN WATER TOWER; or, The Doubtful Child. A'Ei- SURREY THEATRE. THIS EVENING will be presented a new melodrama, callod GENEVIEVE: or, The Murderer of the Pyrenees. After wh!ch, a new Scotch Dlvertissement. The wvhole to conclude wvith a terrific legendary romance, called DOCTOR FAUSTUS; or, The Compact of Blood. Doctor Faustus, MIr. Rowvbotham; Maphistophales, Mr. H. Kenible; and Margaret, Mrs. W. CUfford. ROYAl. CORITRUR TTTJ ATRE. THIS EVENING wvill be presented an entirely new. Interesting, and terrific drama, called FAUSTUS; or, The Demon's Victim. After xvhich (2d time) an entirely ness- naval melodrama, called THE BAT- TLE OF TRAFALGAR; or, The Death of Nelson. To conclude with an entirely newv comie pantomime, called HARLEQUIN AND THE KING OF THE RUBY MINE; or, The Fairy Brilliant. ROY.4L GARDENS, VA(XJZZALL. The Proprietors respectfully alnounce that the ENTERTAIN- MENTS whlich have reeeived such unbounded applause every even- Ing since the commencemnent of thepresent season,will be REPEATED Tn-morrow Evening and Friday next. Supper boxes maybe eniaged, Doors open at 7; concert commences at 8 o'clock. Admission aS. Gd. 01- The publication of The Ti,nes comnmenced at 6 o'clock ycster. d-ty morning, and finished at half-past 8.