EAST INDIA HOUSE, June 9,...
VAST 1N4DIA ROUM, June ?, 1544. arIE Cours- of Direccors of the United GOercpany ?f TL Illerchants of Efnglancl, tradlngto W6 East Indies, do hereby git5c rn.tice, that they have received-a Letter, coPy of.,hich is as follOs, To tho Honourable the Court of Dlrectbics of tihe Eist In8is -ZOma] naly. - Londoxljtme 5. 1824. "Vc, rhe underaigcceed Proprietors of East Ilidia Stock. duly.5tu5at- fled. request the General Court of Proprietors surnmoxsed for tbe 2;3d iflst.Slmay be made special tor the purplise of teiting Into eonsdraldol'til the stflte of the pubi;c press in I n4ia. the reguL5tl ousthata*re toW *n force rcspec cilg it at thec several PresidenrcIes inx India; ahd also t1:2 procecllBnga rsitch have attended the auppression o? the Calcuttas Jo!lrnal. and the basdshmeat ofMbr.Bnckilnghamn and Mir. Arnot, tWYO of Its eitor& JOSEPH HUME. - ~ ~- '(DOUULAS- KINI!,AIRD." The GEIEIILL COURT appointed tobeheld atthisilouse, on te 23R& inst. Is therefore made further specl accordily. * JOSEPH DART,Secl'etary. -\TEW THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.--For the BENEFIT of Mrs. W. WYEST and Miss SMITHSON.- TO. MfoRRO, June1i, H's MaJestys eervants wril erTorm. not acted these two years, the admired COnmedy called EVIRV ONE HAS_- HIS FAULT. SarR'jbertltamble;lMr. Elliston.i Solus, Mr. Liston,belng the l.st night hut, "ne of his enrag(cment., br.Irwfin. -Mr. Archer. 1%r. F!armony, ?lr. Terry. Lady Eleanor Irwin. MrBs. W..Vest. 5liss AVnosurn, Miss Smithson. After vhich, a favourite DIVERTISSE- MAENT. Principal Dancersi, MTr. anct Mrs. Noble, Mkr. and litrs. 0; 3yrne. To which i will- be added, the popular Interlude of SYLVES- TER DAGGER WOOD. Sylvester Daggerwvood, Mr. Elliston, posi- tivelv for this night only. Fustian, Mr. Hughes. irt the course of the evening, a variety of Songs &ec. by :Mr. Horn, Miss Povey. Miss Cobitt, &c. The Comie Song of Ben the Carpenter and Sly Browvn,' by rr. Harley. And the celebrated Yorkshire Recitation and Song of 'Rlehard nnd Betty at Hickleton Fair,' by Ir. Knlght. The vhole to conclude w7ith the celebrated Farce of SIM'PSON and Co. Mr. Peter Simpson, Mr. Terry. Mr. Broinley. Mr. Browne. Forster, Mr. Web- ster. Johns, Mr. Honnor. NIMrs. oinley, Mrs.W. West. lrs..Simp- son, Miss Smilthson. Tiekets and boxes to be had of Mrs. VW- West, B4, Drydges-street, Covent-garden; Miss Smilthson, 10 Great Ruisell- street, Covecnt-garden nand of Mr. Spring, boxonlce, Rotunda, Brdre5-screet, from 10 tUIl 4. 76 TEW THEATRE ROYAL, Druly,lane.-For the .A' BENEFIT of Mr. M1ACREADY.-grr. MACItEADY has the honour tin inform hls friends and the public In general, that his BENEFIT is fi.ed for Monday next, June 14. when His M1ajesty's servants will re. vive the tragedy ot CORIOLANUS; or the Romari Matron. Casls Mareius. 51r.3lacreadv. Atter which, in 1 act, MIATRIMONY. Dalaval, iMr. Mazready. To conclude wIth the mnusical extravaganza, called GIOVAJNNI in LONDON. DonGi,,vanni, MadanmeVestis Tickets andplaces tobehad of Mr. Macready, 34, blorninigton-place, Hamp- stead-roid; and of ?.r. Spring, at the hox-office of the theatre. .FTE-HE GRALND INIASQUERAD:E and CARNTVAL, TL ARGYLL ROOMIS, THIS EVENING, June 10, patronized by tht same Noblmekn as the last at these Rooms, and positively the last -his senson. For boxes, admission, and other tickets, apply to the Co-nmittee, at Mtr. Charles Wrigtht's Opera Colonade, Haymarket, w hc tr-ill prov.de the finest wvines on the occasion. Early application fox tickets Is requested, as the number wUil.be 7imited. At GRAND MISCELLANECO US CONCERT, at th Ki1 RSncgs Antient Concert Rooms. Ilanover-square, TEmorrolv Hvenln i? ridayi, JuneII, in aid of the Ftnds of the ROYAL blE. TROPOLITAN INFIltiIARY for SICK CHILDREN, consecrated tc the 31emory of the late Princess Charlotte. Patron, His MAJESTY The RING, YICE-'A1'RONS. His Royal Htighness the Duke of YORE. His Royal llighbness che Duke of CLARENCE. His RoYyl and Serecie Highness Prince LEOPOLD of SAXE COBURG. P'ATRON,ESSES. Her Royal Highness the Duehess of CLARENCE. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of KENT. S'lCE-PATtROXESSES. Her Grace the Duchess of Northi- i The Right Ilon. the Dowager umberland I Couintess Drownlow The Nost Noble the Marchioaess The Right Llon.theDonvagerLady of Downihire de Clifford The Most Noble the Dowager Mar- The Right Hon. the Baroness Wil. chioncss of Lansdowne loughby The Mlost Noble the 'Marchioness The Right Hon. L-dyEllenborough of Couyngham Toe Right Hon. Lady Sherborne Tbe Most Noble the Mnarchtoness J,ady Calthorper of Exeter The Hon. Anile Seymour Daner The Right Hon. the Countess of The Hon3 Miss Vernon Pembroke Lady Lanbert The Right Hon. the Countess of BLdy Gore ouseley Athbone Lady Long The Rilt Hon. the Countess de Lady Bcsbury Grey The fRllowing erninent performers havc most Iberaly offered their aid on this charitableoctasion:-Miss Stephens, Mademoiselle 51ari- nioni, Master Wesley, and Miss M. Tree. Miss Pnton, Miss Love, Miss Warne,and MlissGoodall Mr. BraMam, SignorBegrez, Mr. Hawes, MIr. Horneastle, Mr. Gibsone, and Mr. Bellany. Harp, Mliss Fon- taine. Viallno, Mlr. Mori. Leader of the Band, 1r. F. Cramer. Con- ductor ar the Organ and Pianoforte, Sir George Smart. Part I.-Overture and Chlorus, * 0 the pleayures, (Aels and Galatea,) Handel; Air, Mliss Stephens, I Should he ubraid,' Bishopi Aria Signor Begrez. ' Pr!a che spunti, ill 3%latrimono Segreto,) Cimarosa; rIecit. ed Arla, 31r. Gibsone, 'Madaminan,' (ll Don GiovanrI,) .ozart Aria, Miss Paton, 'DJ piacer,' Rossini; Recit. andAir, Alr.Braham, 'Deeper nddeeper,'P) an 'Wrx afyt hljer,lAngels.' ReciL and Air, Miss Goodli.liehthh) Fareell yel;mcd, adel-, Farntasca Harp, Mi<s Font ne- Aria. Alademoiselie Maricioni, 'Oh patria,' Rossini; Anthem, ' I wms g!-a5i' composed expressly for, and performed at, the Coronation of ;lls slajeaty, Attwrood. r, trr_orertZrre to Fi-aro, Mozart; lRecit. ace. Mr. Braham, 'In slilendour bright,' Trio, ~liss Warne, Mr. Han-es, and MIr. Gibsone, Grand Chorus, 'he heavens are tellicag,' (Creation) Haydn; Glee, 31iss Goodall, Master Wesley, Mr. Hawes, Mr. loricastle. and Nlr. Bellamy. ' Sweet charity , Attwood; Air, Mr. Horneastle, ' When life's illusive pleasures fade,' Plorneastle Air. Miss M. Tree, ' And ye shall ralkin sill attire,' Air, Mr. Bellamy, 'Friend of thebrave.' Callcott; Rlcil and Air, Miss Love. I'Ters such is tender fathers shed,' MDel,orahi) Halndel; Grand Double Chorus, ' He gave them hallstones,' (Israel in Egypt) Handel, Air, Miss Warne, ' Trifler, forbear,' Bishop: fluetto. 'Mademoiselle Mlarinoni, and 'Ah perdona,' (11 Clernen7a di Tito) Mozart; Graiid Chorus, 'Halleluiah.' iMessiall) iandel. Tbe choruses wJi be supported by the younr gentlemen of His Ma- esty~s Chapels Royal, St. Pauls Cathedral. and Westminster Abbey, and by many of the gentlemen choristers of the Antient Concert, the :ev, M_usical Fund, alist of whose names will be published. T'he eoncert wviU com mence at So'cloek. C ARDIGAN'SHIRE. - Desirable Opportuxnity of In- -J restmenst.-To be peremptorily SOLD by AUCTION, at the Tal bot Inn, ic the town of Aberysvtwith. in the county of Cardigan, on Mionday, the 5th day of July, at 2 o'clock, all the FREEHOLD ESTATES, Late of John Lloyd, esq. deceased, called the MAB%VS and FOES-Y.BLAIDDIAID ESTATES, (execet the Mlabws ;Mansion and Demesne,. situate in the parishes of Llansaintfread, Llanrhystid, Lledr-d, I stradreirig, Gwnnw.s, and Caron, in the northern part of thie county of Cardigan, compreheniding a considerable portion of the tract ,f land called Llansatntfread Flat, lying on the const, and cele- brated for the growth of barley, and the fieriility of its sil1, rendered inexhiustible by the tacility of obtaining sand and sea-weed, which are the only nmanure3 it has requlred for a v ery long series of years. The estates lie to a line sporting country, within 4atsy distances from the towns of Aberystvith, Tregaroji, and Lampeter, and the villages of LLaurhystid, Aberayroni, and Ystradmeirig, and eoinprise altoge- therabout 3,700 acres, more or less, divlded into convenient farms, le partly on leases and partly from year to year, at moderate rents, and will be sold In 12 compact lots, of various extecit, from about 8On acres dossn to about 27 acres each, affording opportunities which sel. don occur to the capitalist, the farmer, anid the sportsman. The estates may be viewed till the sale, by leave of the tenants, and printed particulars3may be had of lessrs. Win. Evans anid Son, solieitors, Hsverfordwest; of Mr. Hughes, land-surveyor, Aberystnvith ; of 2Mr. Lewvis Evans, solicitor. Cardigan; at the Boar's Head inn, Carmar- then, and of Messrs Slade and Jones, 1, Johis-street, Bedford-row, L.ndon.