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C REEK LOAN.-The HOLDERS of SCRIP RE- :;X CEIPTS of this LOAN are hereby acqualnted, that the SECON D PAYMENT, falling due on Saturday, the 10th Instant, may be made on *r before that day, fl m the hours of 9 to 4 o'clock, at the counting- NEW THEATRE ROYAL, DRRY-LANE. THIS EVENING, THE MIERRY WIViS OF WINDSOR. Sir John Falstaff, Mfr. Dowton; Fenton. 51.r; Baham; Mrs. rord. Miss Stephens- Mrs. Page. Msadame Vestris. After which the Farce of DEAF AS A POST. To conelude with LODOISKA. TMEATRTE ROYAL, COVENT-GAR&EX. THIS EVENING, THE IMIAN OF THE WORLD. Sir Pertinax Macsycophant, Mr. Young; Egerton, Mr. Cooper; Lady Rodolpha Lumbercourt, Mrs. Chstterley. After which, THE HUNTER OF THE ALPS. THBATRE ROYAL, ENGLlSfIOPERA-HOUSR,Strand. MIr. MATHEWS will be " AT HOMSE" THIS EVENING, and on Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, wvith his TRIP TO AM1ERICA. Part III. A !5onopolylogue, called ALL WELL AT NATCHI'IOCHES. The proprietor respectfully informs the frequenters of the Theatre. that their comfort has been further studied ly the additionof one of Mr. Perkins's most powerful warm-air stoves. AiLELP'iJl TH' EATRB, STRAND. Last Night but One. For the BENEFIT of Mr. J. RERVE. THIS RVSENING will be presented, the popular Burletta of LOVERS OF ALL SORTS. " Home, sweet home," and " Tell me, my heart," by Mrs. W:aylett. After wvlich, the burletta, In ore act, of APOLLO DAGGERWOOD; Apollo Daggenvood. Mr. J. Reeve, with a vaxiety of Imitations and Personatioccs, and his celebrated Meck Bravura, "First vid de Grace Extraordinaire." To which will be added a Diver- tissement. To conelude with the much-admired burlesque, entitled QUADRUPEDS. Ticketstobehad of Mr.J. Reeve,S, Craven-bulld- ings; and of Mr. Callan. at the Theatre, where places may be taken. NEW n SURRfERY THEATRE. Mr.Huntley for this night only his first appearance here these 3 years. TrHIs KvlNING wvill be presented, an entirely newn melodrama, called JUSTICE; or, The Venetiani Je;v. In the course of the evening, a Comic Song, by MIr. Vale; a Comic Song, by Mr. Buckingham. and a Broad Sword Hornpipe, by Miss Adcock. The ewhole to conclude with an entirely newv melodrama, In 3 acts, founded on a lxte rejected tragedy, called ALASCO. (a- The publication of Tic Times commeniced at 6 o'clocL- yester- day morning, and finished at half-psst 9.