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1~fEXICAN LO N fr?,00,O000-The Holdters of themout f te intalmnt ue o t9 Sil n hton their taking ther sripreeips t th cnntnghoseofMesrs.B.A. Goldschmidt and o. , GeatSt.Hele's-assge,lhlhopsgatestet, on that day, and o payent f 75 er cnt, n th amount nescrip receipts KING'S THEA TRE. THI1S present EVENVING WHIl be performed, for the second timne this sca~on, the serious Opera, in 2 acts, entitled RICCIARDO E ZORADE. usicby SgnorRossni.Principal Performere..Niad. Colban ossni,Sigor arca, ignr- urloni, Signor Pierto, Signor Fraceahi,Madme razaniandMaame Vestris. Betw~een the act, te Dverissmen caeA ONNURL AUJX DAMES.- End of the oper, anewcomc DlertsesentBallet. entitled LA FETE IIONROIS, copose by ; Auer.Applications for boxes and einge sbsciptl:ssforthe easn t bemade to Mr. Segnusn, opera- NE W THEATERO L,DRP.Lt# LatNgh t ut One. A Grand Performiance of ANCIENTtsnd MODERNIMUSIC will taLke place TO-AIORROWV EVENING, tindcr the direction of Mrx. Boebha iart I. A GRAND SELECTION of SACRED MUSIC; to conclude with (for the BrrBt time) THE STAIt OF BETHLEHEM, the words arranged to somie favourite 'Movements of one of Hiaydn's. celebrated Masses. Between the fitat and second Parts, Fantasti and Variations, Grand Pianioforte, Mir. Schlesinger (his first pu.bUl perforymance In London), lIn hiich wlll he introdticed the favourite Mlarch of the Emperor Alexander. Duetto. the Misses'awv-ee."To di tutto," Moeca- Part it. In consequence of the geat applamse on Wednesday last, for th.ethird and last time, a Selection from the new Sacered Oratorio. THE PRO- PHECY, the words from Pope:- tlte music by J. A. Wade. Esq. For the flrst timne this season. some favoutrite Pieces from RossiniPs Sacred Dramna,GYRUS fN BABYLON, AND-MOSES IN-EGYPT, as perlormed for thefirst time ix thi3eountry,at the8e pe,rformances. Toconclude with several Pieces from the WVorks ofcele catedCompsete . Betwves the second and -third parts, from the great success on WVednesday 12Al, a Fantasia, Flute, Mr. utlUn, hi-se ascnd ~crformance l-, thliscountry. FavouriteAlr,'KissP,iton. ParthrI.&MISCELLANEOUS ACT. -Princi- pal Vocal Performers-Mfrs. Satrmon, Mtiss Paton, Miss Goodall, Iigss Cusbitt, 5tIsshMelville, the Misses Ca Wrse, (pupilie of'Sir George Smart, their iLrst ap.pearance-at these performiauiee-), and- MissStephiens;. Mr. Braham., M'r. -Saplo. Mr Sinclair, Mr. Phill~ip, Mr.~T. Cooke, Mr. Hawes, and Master Longhurst.- -- THIS EVE-NING, i10th tlre).ansew Cgledy,.wltls Songs - PRIO2I SHALt HIAVE -A-7EALL:' - - -. Torrento, Mtr. Jones; Lorenzo. Mr. Cooper, Victoris, MIsS P&toa. After wli1chi HiC HUNTERI OF THIi ALPS. THEA ?zPRE hoO ArL, Zand Mr. MATRE WS will be "AT HlOME"w on ThursdaYEvening, and on Mondays. Thursdays, rnd Santrdays, with his TRIP TO AMIERICA. Tart llL. A Monopoiylf,gue, called ALL WELL AT NATCH1ITOUliES. The proprietor respectfully informs the frequenterS Of the Theatre, that ther comfort has been further studied by thle addition of one of Mr. Perkin's moat powverful varm-alr stoves. AOR)'P1I MhEAT f', STRAND. THIIS PVENItG will be piresented, the favourite melodramatic nurletra of ST. RONAN'S WELL. In thecourseof the eveningavariety of SInging and Dancing. Messrs. Elancbard and Auld wvill perform sheir unique Dr-unken Scene and Combat from the Maid of Genoa. After Which. the hurletta il ose act, of APOLLO DAGGERWOOD. To TUiScludLewiBth,for tSe last tlme, the grand comlc pantomnime, caUed Last Weel; before Easter.-e and Suppressed Tragedyof Alasco. NVE'I-W StfRREY TIEAIRTRE. Ti41sP l:VF.i-Nl. wIlll be presented (ad time, a newv melodrama, In 3 acts, foundedon a late rejected tr.agedy, and entbracIng alU Its princi- palIncidents and nnain points of tne langiage called ALASCO. In thecouarllsle oftheevBlening, amomIc Sonng, bny ltr.Valvle; alnd (byvpar- Herring and Miss Tunstali. To conclude with a grand romaptic drama, called THE IuinlLt f WOO D. TO CORRESPONDENTS. 'Ve are constantly receiving letters comPlainnZ off our report of tbe prices at the Corn-market. We have rpcatedly, in consequence of such complaints, made the requisite inquiries, and in every in- stanc have found our report correct. It is curious that all the letters Of complaint are anonymous, and all, however guarded in ex- pression, betray more or le.'s an interested purpose. XVe can only say, that if any complainant will come forward, we will imnledilately give bim an interview with our reporter, when a few minutes' con- versation will explain the crrors (if any) of our accounts better than a thousan-l letters. 1 Thle publication of Ther Times comrncnco, at 6 o'clock yester- day rr'rninz. 'ni tinielied at R.