WANTED, BOARD and LODGING...
W~AN1TEI, toARTD iina LODOIN;d; -for . *Gentld-s VVman, In a respectable 8ituation, 'with a Tiew of the riverI wonld be prefo-rednear Wsaterloo-bridge, viz. asitting room and tire .bedcbamber&furnished.wlth board. Terms to bedirected, postPaid, tn 'Mr. Hanrt, oxford-house, 105. Strand. W-AiNTED,immediately, a PERSON, conversant in some deigree with the retail drug trade, whose chief oectipatlon - mall retail shop, In the country. No one need apply whose view's as to comDensation for services are not moderate, and oats also produce an undenitable characeter for honesty, eec. Application to be made (if by letter post paid) to Messrs. Gale. Baker, and Co. druggists, Sails- WANTS a SITUATION, a respectablei-niddle-aged WPerson, to WAkIT on an elderly orsickt LADY, ortsa Superintend a Widower's Fanilly. or asUpp-er Nursein a Gentleman'sgFamily. ito- specetaisle references can be given. Address, post paid, to A.B8. 104, Leadenlhall-street. OLJLECTORSHIP.-WVANTED, by a young mnar- ried 'dan, of active habits and a general knowledge of business1, a ITUATIO6n in stormeextensive concern, to collect the debts and to, procr orders. He JR prepared with security to any amount. Address to J. D.at 16. Great Newport-street. A LADY, the pupil of an eminent master andi composer w-Lvho Is desirous ot increasing! her number of pupils In muslc, offers INSTRUCTION on the PANOFORTE, on very low termns. She 1,as from her situation In life hatd very sniperinr adyantatgeF., is accus- tomned to tuiition, and can he highly recommended. No obicection to nttend a short distance from town. Address. post paid, to F7F 3, Pearl- crescent, near Pentonville. ]lf)-WDU7ATEo-fa celebrated University, lonigaccus- X tnM totiilion,offers himnself to give INSTRUCTIONS in the CL'O'SICS.Afathernatics, Geography, and English composition ; or to engage as Domestic Tutor In a respectable family. Ample references as to character. abilities, and experience. Letters.post paid, addressed to Mt. D. at 5Mr. Hurm's library. Kennington-green, will be duly at- tended to. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ TV tSERV yS.WAN ED ill 11 small Family, a A $;aAyactve vRS.N.to AKEthe MANAGEMNENT of an INFANT end other CIIrLDRION. She mustwsorkiwell as her needle, and make herself uisefull. Also, a strolig GIRL, not uinder 14. who would not require any wages for the first two years. This Is a mos' desira%ble opportunity tor placin, in a Genltlem~an's Family a girl of good. disposition. Shie muist he fond of children, wvork neatly akt her needle, and niake herself useful. Apply (or address, post paid) to G. L. %R. WIrmonre-street. Ca% endish-square. T Vo WIDOWVERS and GUARDIANS.--A Lady of' tile h&ighest respectability, whli has ehree daughters, is desirotis of tafgCHARGE of a fewV YOUNG I.-XDITES, whbo have left school, to w%,hom she offers a liberal home, wit.hmaternal attention. 11er house Ji detached, situiate In a garden, and being within half a mile of Hyde PaLrkc corner, the youing ladles miight, If desirous. still continue their studies under the first utt-ers. The number wvill be limited to six. The terms 100 guIneas a year, exclusive of wine and stashing. The mos unuesioabl reerece wil b gienand required. Address, postpai, t Mr. D Gry. a Madisn'sibrry.King's-road, Chelsea. A Hihlyr~peiah~TAD isdesirous of BOARD andt ft..LOD'IN in getee priateFamly,at Keinsington, I-amn- mermlt. tamptea, o th viiniy o eiherof these plaCcs. wbeze ther areno oher oardrs. )lret. pst aid, for A. Z. at Mr. Colley's, r,(,f)ner. 28. flihopsgatte-str9pt wthin. A Highlv resectable LADY is desirous of BOARD aind LODGIG in geneel privaRte family-, within 5 or 6 miles of Lonon thIdretin nf lehm-common or Tooting wouild be pre- i'ered. iret, pst pid,for F. G. at Mtr. Colley's, perfumner, 28, OARD andI LODGIRNG WAN,TED.-A Lnif-vof' domestic hanbits,Awishes to be accommodated with BOARFD and LOGINtl in a, respectaible family, at a chlarve not exceeding 2.'l. per a-nnum. A letter, post paid, addressed to J. M. at 13, Jewir,-street. Aldersgate, wrill he aLttended to.____ _______________ OAR-D and-LOI)GTNG. - A Genptlemnan -ma b-e -Breceived linto a small and higrhly respectable famnily, re%lding near Rnssell-snuare. wrhere every attention wrill be. paid to) domnestic c,nmfort and liberal treatmenit experieniced. Undeniable references required aind given). For cards of address apply at 'Tr. Gregorv's, pea- trycook. Marebrront-atreet. Russell-square: or at Mr. Mfitchell's, 13, So;uthamrpton-row. Russell-square: if by letter, post paid, to E. H. 0 CY MISTS', Druggists, andi Proessinal Mfen.- 3To be DI.SpoSrnOF, aRETATIl.BUtS.NFSS,in a very Improving neghbourhood, an:dgreatthonroughifare. I mmTedie possession may 'beha if required. Address, post paid, to Mr. IFrazer, 9, Symonxd-s.imn Cbanceey-lane.- TOSCHOOLMASTERS.-An olg establishedI DAY M. ad EVENTING SCIIOOL to be LET, pleasantl situate, with eon- vreniences for brewin-. Cominin in easy. A desirable opening for an induistrious Individual. A~,ply (if by letter, poet paid) to M. N. at Mlr. Elliott's, 2. B.rotugh-marIket. ________ F WENTYV GUINEAS per Annum. - To ~be LE'T7, ,,LWalw.rth. atHOUSE, conta,ining 5rooms and kitchen. agreeably titiate, In arespeetable neighbourhood, with front and back gardens. Taxes low: fixt,ures. via. stoves and coPPer, fl-td : retit, and use of rixttures Included. 20 guineas per annum. For reference apply at 8, Eted Lion-street. ilnro:tgh-market. REEHOLD HOUSE, for SALE, 70 p"r Annumn. F'-To be SOLD by Private Contract, a FREHOLTD HOUSE, Most advatntageously situate near the lhank : let onlase. 20 years nf wh ich are unexpired. Bent 701. per sear, land-tax reeemed. Will he dis- -posged of to pay the purchaser 5 per cent. Apply (if by letter, post paid) to -Mr. Sparks, 3, George-street. 'Mansion-housye. 0be LET orSOLD, or Exchanged foI roet of eiqual value, its the couintry, not exceeding the distanice Of 20 miles from LAnd,,n, an elegant TOWN RESIDENCE, near to Russell- squre,Inwhih ae inig a~ldrawring r-nms of large dimensions, withlibary nd reslfes paior. on the ground floo~r; 8 bedrooms on heonepar, nditsthatica capacious billiard roomn. Thebhoi,s stand In beatifugarden. TIn -hich is-ai greenhousse well furnished writh vines. InquireaRt , north sideP of the Reyai Exebanre. ARGATE..-To be LE'f, forthwoeoraypt H ,ofthe ensiting season, together or separatel,asaiu }IOSE,fit for the receptlion of FL large, respectabtle famil,digtuy situated on the fort. commanding the most extensive e n a, viewvs, with 12 or 1lShe.ls. spaciouls drawinlg room, dining and break- ~bst paLriouir, housekeeper's room. kiteheute. capital vauilts, large ffr,4l5n, and every domiestic convenience. For particulars inquire of g,e' Carter, Walpole Cottage. Margate : if by letter, Post paid. -T,URNISHED HOUSE.-To be LET. Fur-nished, i I[' t.he most desirable part of Hackney, a HOUSE. containing the foitowlia: conveniences. viz. :-an excellent dining roomn, breakfast room 4 bdirooms,2 kItchens. u-inc and co)al cellars: therearelbesides 2 gardens ,,-il7stocked, atnd an e-cellent one-stall stable. The hotuse lswicil furid,4;d, andwAorthy the attention ofanv respectable family, who mayhbein NtVant ofatemporr5y residence. The house is No. I. I M-ackney-terract'. the sittiation mnost desirable, being cornpletcls* open hack and front. ~"or particulars and cards to viesyv apply, to %Tlr. Williams. hous~e an-4 Astate agent, 17, Queenostreet. Chearside, andI V are-street, Il c n y _ _ _ ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ REVERSIONS& and O'GGS-T e )? POSED OF. by private cOttract. Feveral sahilAscd IEVERglION. ART NTERESTS to MIONEY In the FU'JDS. The iim of`zC2uoo to be advanced, either in one or two 611ms, by wr-y of mortgage, at .51. per cent. -in treehold lanided property, situate r'ther in the immediar~tei vicinity of London or In the couinty of Devon, and it may remain for atcerm of years, at the opti"-n of the borrower. The stinti of .4_l,ooii. 'o) be Investeld in. the purchatse :f a freehold eitnte, near Lanudon. and the sum of ?2,800 to be laid out in the piurchase of long. leaseholdI ,roperty or of anntulies. Further Particulars toss- b-' kinown oil sp olicationi to MrI. Lyde. solicitor. 36, Old JevrF-. - URREY,witbinii 9 miles of towvn, aisd in thie vicinity (if IS T sevral paceks of ho:tnds.-To he, LET. a capital FAMII.V lrESI- DENCE wh tawo, ptea-~ire gro,oids. grcenho,,so. tiip~ri'r -,alled Rearden. anjd rich nmeadlowq, containing togethier about liSacres. The (1welling eonnslts of 8 bedebamber8. dressing rooms. watereloset. .i,c. excellent draNvi,g and dining roosuns. breakfast parlour, library. and entrance hail,. with well arranged offiets of every description. The detached buxildinxgs consist 0t a cottage. with laundry, &,. icasid stabling, double r'.achhouxse, barn. cowhoust:, &-c. To i.e v,irwed by tickets, for which, with further particulars, apply to, Mr. WNaln-er. Architect. 21. Earle-street. fllackfriars. ______ LIBRARIANS, Booksellers, and St 0oirs-o 2_be DISPOSED OF, a verv desirable CO-NCSrZN in the above line, :n one of the most frequented and fashionable watering places it: the -meat of Englanid. The situation is good. and the busriness may- he ',onlderably ryftended - thec present proprietor having other pursuits to atteod to, is unwillingly conspelled to reiinquish It. The libi ars consists of about 900 volumes, in good condition, chiefly novels atia cmances, &c. of the most approv-ed authors: the stock of stationery .~well assoirted., together writh a variety of most useful school and othe,,. books. Immediate Possession may be had if required. Fr, eurtimaT particulars apply (if by letter, post paidi to E. G. ',r. BArter's. prtnt,f, .&e. turminster Newrton, Dorset. 0 )3e L A'T,-Furnised, foir 7 or 14 yas ihn3 rniet'-- of Loadon. in a pleasant part of ltertfordshire, a ha,nd- somne MANS?(,J HIOUSE., scith niusic. drawcine. dining, and book roonis of band9t,t5e dimensions on the ground floor:- offices beneath:- 2 stone stairca~ses. 6 be-it bedroomns abov,e. AAitb attics and evers domestic convenileace: -xalled kitchen garden, pleasuire groiunds anld pleasant shrubbery IValks. cosebbouses and statblee., wvith farmihous,e alnd yard adjoining. The whole is situate ill the centre or a wrell timbered park, Instersectedt with Old avenutes Of lime ,ijd elm, ann surrounded by the home farxm of 220 aceres, in a rinsg fence, half atrable and half pasture, whilch is in band and to be let with the house. The- whole Jisinow puttline into complete repair. For fitr- ,her particularg apply to Mtessrs Robins, Warwick House. Regent- stre-et: or to Messrs. Glllow and Co. Oxford-street. T O be SOLD, bv Private Contract, a FREEI4'0LVI __ESTATE. at Knockhoit, ini the county of Kent, in a very pic- turesqiue part of the eoun try. abounding with game, with vfiews 01 the -river Thames: a substantial tirick built dwelling-house, planned for the accommyodation of a gentlemnan's famnily, in a beautiful elevation, and surrounded by from 32 to34 acres of arabil and meadows l&nd,wi-tll e5hrubberies and excellent gardens with various kinds of fruit trees. And plenty of water i2 acres of the land is wvood land, which together with the fixtures to be taken at a faLir r.aIuatlon. The house contains s. hail entrance avith parlour and dining roomi, 63 bedrooms. 2 5cr- rAnts' bedrooms, 2 kitchens, beer and coal cellare. and dary. The ouit- buildidngs consist of a stable for 4 and an other f4r 2 horses. eoaehhouge, o.owhouse, barnl.piggery, clicekenhocuse, shed for cattle, toolhouse. &c. A carriage drive to the houise, which baa Pillar; and portico. Thec estate is situate e0 mnIles from London and 7 miles this tide of Seven- Oaks. For partleulars apply' to Mfr. Wvbrno. grocer and teaLdealer, 4, Waterloo-place, near the Cobuirg theatre, Lambeth. tWObe pereriptorily SLD). pusunt to an GrdliTf tite HigiR ~oirf'1CorCaildl rniidat ro a eau8bg "I55Ely7 araftnt- flisbrowve,' with the approbato o William Wingfield. esq. one of thle Miastern of the s%ad (.ourt. at the Wyntay Arnng Inn, at Otweatry, in the county of Sqalop. on WcdsiesdAs. th 8hday of Apfli. A2.4, at 4 o'eiock In ti,e afternoon. in steveral ltceanFEEHOLD ESTATES, sitoiate In the town-jl,ips of Ilauscandl l o. nthe pariah of Alber- bury, in the county of Montgomry. cnpingabout 4.50 acres ot -valuable arabic. meadosv, and wodln,ams Thlvxnetd from the land tax, and situate niear the river Severn n h rdi hills, midiray betwveen Shrewsbury and Welahpooianabu 4 le from 0Osweetry, writh valuable rights of colifery. Th saemay be viewed by application io Mr. Thomas Roberts. of Woison, near Alberbtlry. and printed particulars may be had (gra-tis) at th said M,aster's chambers, in Southaunpton-buildings. Chancery-lane: of Miessrs. .1ateman slid Jones. solicitors, Llncolns'sinn; Mr. Sowyton. -olicitor, Hol1born-court. Gray's-Inn: of Mr. Longueville, solicitor, Os-westry. Salop:- at the placo of gale; and at the principal Ines at Shtewsbury and WelshI90ol. T'VO COAL, CORIN, and TIMBER MERCHA--T-g, ,A- Brewers.Msatsters,Lightermen.Wharfingers,and0there,re!quiring spaciouis WVATETISIDE PRFMISE,-.To be LET.on Lease, and posses- cton glvels Immediately, all those desirable PREMISES, know-n as Sbrewbabry Wharf, tslewortb, 8 miles from London. comprising ani excellent wiharf and roadisted. by the aide of the Thames, a maltina.. hous an ma's ooms grnares,coa warehouses, stabling, cart lode, ndlare yrd a ooddwllig-Ouse on an eminenice, com. Inadin th pemies,domstc ofics,garden, &c.; the whole well encose, ad ion ats t th enrane.These premises offer a favurale ppotunry o prsos dsirusof engaging its one or snoe o th aovebusneses asa vra'cosiderable trade in corn been carried on theru'n, and which the facility of 'vater earriaga and Their central situation to the markets of London, UJxbridge. Stalnes, axid Windsor, and to the rintermiediate country, affords a prospect ot incrasig toa geat xtet Ifwised.To those -also the timnber trae mghtproabl beaddd wth ucess, or any other connected wit waer arrag. Te mlt,ous ad some of the warehouses can e lt of searae. ut te itenionof the proprietor Is to let leaineit iththetaker to suit his owvn conve- niene I tht rspet. Tie remsesmaybe vievwed, and further paricelar ha, b aplyig t Mr Jon hmmons, 97, near St. 10INCHLEY, Mviddlesex.-A moat oTnplete Freeborn A'Residenced of about 5 acres of Lawn5, Pleasure Grounds, and Pad. diock. feilced round, delightfully sltulateiithin 8 mile of London 'n the most agreeable part of- Finchleyr-.To be SOLD. by Private &5on tract, by Mfr. J. H. SHERWOOD,' a,verv desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, with immedlate passe-sIon, suitable for afamilyofthetfirst regpectabfllty; has been very recenfly sliew fronted and roofed at a conisiderable expense: verandas Ins front and back, detached and en. closed vIlthin its own pla,%ta6tidllaand shrubberies, with greenhouise, productive, graperles, kitehebi g-rden, so-uth -wall well stocked wt qhlsoie fruit trees. The hoUse' Comprises a substantial uniform resi- dence, containing 4 best heddhamobera, music room, dressing room and closets, ervnts' sltfi om adld nursery, handsome dinfng room foldds11 doors openltx to avcheerful Jawn and paddookc, 'elegant drawing roomn, blibrry ,Aor rummner dining rowm In suit, butler's lantry, dary waghhouse, bakebouise, laxm-'-c cool lard Cr, zervants' al4 ect, ouselseeper's reom over. Thesoetached offices are vell arranged, end consist of double cosebhouse, stall itabling for 4 horses, ]harness room, coachman's room, loft,and aeoodhouage;-poultry-bouse' br4Wisooe, large coachyard, and9a-pmp ofspring water, The groundsl dipte ith Infinite taste p atdwth a welI arranged selection ebrus, rnai~ntd' wth ocat- treesjaitiftelisly uJanui.d an~ aidout hansom lan, hx-ubeu, ad pddock fenscea round-, ~Zcs~Gtive tItchn~arde, garener' lt~' Sleeping room, frut T O the EDITOR of THE TLMES.-5ir,-We are desired by the family of the late Mr. IRobert Mackintosk to r equest you wlril, through themedlumn of your paper, mak:e knolvn that we averecive thir nstuctonstocommence legal proeeedings aghaine th e Prop rrieorsof thue ioorsslg Heraold and Sunday Monitor newrspapdra for the libels lately published in them concerning, the death and transactions Jn business of that geotlemaa. We are, Sir, your obedient servants, GRIMALDI and STABLES. I, Copthall-court, Throgmorton-street, April 22, 1824. THE PALLADIUM LIFE and FIRE ASSURANCE T SOC IETY. Capital ?2.000,000 Sterling. DIRECTORS. Sir Edwrard Hyde East, hart. P.ttS. H.P. Chairman. Colonel John BaiPle M.P. Deputy Chairman. Jonas Du Pre Alexander, esq. 11.!WNeil Benjamin Edmonstond, esq. John L. Anderdon, esq. Joseph Eqdaile, esq. George Arbuthnot, esq. John Willianmson Fulton, esq. John Bent, esq. NI.P. Thomas Houldssworth, Laq. NI.P. Samuel Bosanquet, esq. aptaln Henry Rater, F.R.S. Hess Urowne, esq. F.R.S. Charles Elton PreEcott, esq. Sir 'V. Chanmpion D Crcepigny, Peter Reierson, esq. hart. Ai.P.- Alexander Robertson, esq. M.P. SirWllliamCongreve, bart.INI.P. Samuel Skizner, esq. Colonel F& H. Ft. Davies, M.P. Colonel Mark Wilks William Bodveott Davis, esq. Sir William Young, bart. W. RL Keitb Douglas, esq. NI.?. Auditor.s-David Barclay, esq., Fre . Manning, esq., Henry Dance, esq. Bankers-Messrs. Bosaniquet and. Co., Messrs. Couitts and Co. Mathematical Inspector-Thomas Young, MI.D. F.R.S. Physician-Thomns Yo oung, M.D. F.R.S. Assistant Physician-James Bart.ett, M.D. Standing Cognscl-Oliver Anderdo.n, esq. Surveyor-Samuel Beazley, esq. Resident Superintendent-William Andrews, esq. The object of this imstitution Is to combine the adva;ntages of thoshe previou-sly estaiblished, to give to the atssured that Influence In she matnagement of the afrfairs of the society which tlbeir important interests demand, and to snperatdd the paramount principle or taking science exclusively for its guide in that part of its operations which so neculiarly requlre it. Trhe insuranlces of the Society will be confined to those classesi, In both departmnents, which the most careful Investigation has demon- scrared will at onee afford additional security and advantage to the assured, and increased prof.t t-> the proprietary. The Society wYill grant annuities, endowrn,ents fer children, &c. and wrill purchase annuitics,reversions,and other cosntihgent interests. nstructions for policieswll be received at 10, Regent-street, and at Nlcasre. Bosanquer and Co.'s, until the offices of the soclety are ready fo- the reception of the establlihment. . .~~~~~~~~et KYNG'S THEA TRE. TO-MORROW EVENING will be perfornmed, for the first time this season, tne grand serious Opera, in 2 acts, entitled OTELLO. htusic by Signor Rossini. Principal performers;-Madame Pasta. (her first appearance these 7 yers), Sigrior Garcia, ;Madanme Caradori, Mons. Begrer, Signolr Porto, Signor Benetti, Signor Crivelli. Between the acts,the favourite Divertissenent called L'OFFRANDE AUX GRAMES, in wrhich :Madle. Noblet will m.akeher firstappearanee these 2 years in a Pardo Deux, with Mions. Albert. End of the Opera, the new comic Divertissement Ballet, entitled LA FE.TE HONGROISE, com. posed by Nlons. Anlmer. :nd in which Niadle. Noblet will also danice a Pas de Deux wvith Nlons. Albert. Signor Benelli begs to announce to the Nobillty,Ge,try,Subscribers,and the Public,thatMons. Ferdilnand, first dancer of the Royal Academy of Mlusic at Paris, Is just arrlved, and wrill make his first appearance in this country on Ttuesday nest; and that Sig. Rpmzorini, Primeo Buffe Cantante, wfbose debut has been delaved in consequqnce of indisposition,will also malce his first appear- anc4 in this coutitry. In the popular Opera 11 Turco In Italia. Appli- cat"ons for boxesand single subscriptions for the season to be made to Mr. Seguin, opera-othce, 105, Quadrant. Regenit-street. NEW TREATRE ROYAL, DIRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING, ROB ROY MACGREGOTL Rob Roy lMaegregor, Mir. Mlacready: BaillIe Nicol Jarvie, Mr. Liston; Diana Vernon, Nladame Vestris. To conclude tith J 5th time) a grand Egyptian Tale of Enchantment, called ZDROASTER; or, The Spirit of the Star. TH!RATTF ROYAL, C0)VENrT-4ARDEr. THilS EvENING, TTHE NlAN OF THEI WORLD. Sir Pertinax Macsycophant, Mr. Young; Egerton, NMr. Cooper; Lady Rodolpha Lunmbercourt, Mrs. Chatterley. To conclude with (5th time) a grond ,,selodramatic Romance, called THE SPIRITS OF THF MOON; or, The Inundation of the Nile. D,1AVS' RO YAL AiMPhITJIEA TRE, ff.estmi.tser-6ridge. THIS EVENING, a grand Amazollian Entree. After wvhich (5th time) a nmilitary spectacle, called THE BATTLE OF WVATERLOO. The infzantry nmovemcnts by picked Waterloo men. The cavalry evo- lutions by the united grand troop of the first English and Foreign equestrlansIn the wvorld.. Nlensleur Ducrow, with his company of Continental performers, both male and female, are cngaged, and his troop of Foreigr horses. First Season of Equestrlan Scenes in the Circle, in 3 parts, invented and performed by 5lonsieur Ducrow. Vol- tage a la Chasse by the Grotesque Chinols. To conclude with an anecdote, called 5THE FEUDAL LAW. Stage-Manager, Mr. Wv. Bacrymore. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ B VADLER'S WFLLS THEATRE. THIS EVENING the entertainmnents will commence with a New Grand Overture. The Drop Scene representlng an extensive View of Iilahgatc-hlll anid Its surrounding Country. Ani Occaslonlal Address wvill he spoken by Nlr. Vining. After wvhich, a new Caledonlan Diver- tissement, called i'TIE BIRTH-DAY. To which will be added, a new gr:id romantic melodrama, called ORA; or, The African Slave. To conclude witi a newv and splendid pantomime, called THE EASTER OFFERING; or, 1Harlequin's Goldenl Harvest. ROYAl, COB URG TiTEATRE. THI-IS EVFNING will be presented an entirely newv hlstorical ro mantic Caledonlan melodranma, called TIlE WFIRD WYOMAN OF THE ISLES; nr, Seotland's Anclent DaYs. After which (for the 5th time) an entirely newv farcical burletta,called NOTHING LIKE LUCK. The whole to concl,sde with (for the 5th tinse these 5 years) the highly popular, locai,characterlstic, splendid, and powverfully.interest- Ing melodrama, called THE NORTH POLE. Places to be taken of Mr. A. R. Bowes, at the new box-office, In the Grand Marine Saloon of the theatre. C:.Y The publication of Thc Timcs coMmenced at 6 o'clock yester- day morning. and finished at 8.