Portuguese Loan for ?1,50...
The Times, 1824-05-11T00:00:00

P ORTUG( JESE LOANr for X1,500,000-The HALF- J YEARLV DIVIDEND WARRANTS, due theist of Junte, 1824. Of Portuguese 5 per C'ent.lBlonds, of theahove Loan, will he i-A ID at the countinghouse of Messr.* B. A. Goldschmnidt arid Co. 5, Great St. lelen's-passage, Bishopegate-strret, oni Tuesdav, the .st ofJune, and every succeeding day, betweeen the hours of 1Oat.d 2 o'clock * and the holders are requested to leave3 the divider.d Nwarrants at their oflice, with listathereof ie numerical order, at least one day preylous to pay- ment, for the purpose of examnination. KINO'S T[IEATRE. *THIS EVENING, will Ire performned tire favourite opera, in 2acts,entitledIL DO' GIOVANNI. Music hy)= Mart. Inthefinale of the first act, Monsieur Vestri- arid Made. Ron=l Vestris wvill dance a. Ps de fleas. After tire Opera, the grand Scandinavian Ballet, ed LE SONGE DosSIAN, composed hy 31. Aurner. Owing to the ength of the Opera and B3allet, there will he no Dlvertissement. On hursday next, li Turcoin ltalia: On Saturday,Otello: and on Taos. day, Taneredi. Signor Rossini's new Opera "tIgo, Re ditalia," vill be speedily produced. Ap?licatlons for boxes and single subscrip- tis for thre season to be made to M1r. Seguin, Opera-othec, 105, NV.EWJ7 TUEATRE RO)YAI, D)-URY-LANR. THIS EVENING, THE ?IERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. SirJohnFalstaff, M1r.Dowton: Fenton(Ist time), 51r.Hnrn; Mrs.Ford, Miss Stephens; Mris. Page, MadameVestris. To conclude with ZOROASTER: or. The Spirit of the Star. TME.TRE R(YAL, COZVEAT-04RDrM. THIS EVENING, a new Opera, called NATIVE LAND, or, The Return from Slavery. To conclude vith THE SPIRITS OF THE MlOON. ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. By Particular Desire.-For the BENEFIT of Mr. LEE. THlIS EVENING, an occAslouial Addrcsw ivill be spoken bv a young Gentleman. After vhic h will be presentea t-OVE IN A VILLAGE. Mr. Henry has kindiAl consented to perform sev,. -' favourite Airs *n the Musical Glasses: A Musical NMelange, entitle" ., 'f ax Hour de- voted to Frlendship, consisting of Songs Catches, a-. ^ es. To conclude with THE ACTRESS OF ALL-WORK: in whic,. I-dywOI sustain ix dtfferent charsctemr. Telets to be had ot l.ee, at Mr. Rhodes'e, Coal-bole taverni; aind of l,r. Callan, at the box- office, where places nay be taken. Overflowving Houses.-The greatest num ber of Men and Horses ever intro dced oti any Stage. D .4 VIS's R fA . A, P A ITHEA TRE. ITres7ninsterriidgr. TH1S EVENING, the new granid military spectacle, called THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO wvith Mr. Davis and Mlonsieutr Ducrow's tiited Stud of Horses. EquestrIan Scenes in the Circle, by Mons. Ducrow,- partiexilarly his grand feat of ridinK .,n twvo uncaparis:ined l-4orse. To coniclude with (Ist tinic) a comic burletta, called THE SECRE,T. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ROYA4l. CORUH('1W T11ATRY. THI3 EVENING wRi be presented an entirely newv Interestirrg serious melodrame. called STIt3OZZI: or, The Free Traders of Piedmont. After wvhich, a new, splendid, comic, mrusical btirrletta, -called TtIE CITIZEN OF' PARIS; or, TIre Prince's Strtargem. To concluede with (ror the 2d time in this theatre) air imitative sketch, called DAGGERWOOD, JUN.: or, The Soni of the Great Sylvester; In %vh Ich Mr.J. Reeve will nsrtalrn ix differcntipersonatione. O:: Thc publication of The Time.s comnenced at 6 o'clock yester- day morning, and finished at8.