The Times
Vrg,iBRi ROYAl,. DRURY.L,ANR. TO-MOIUSOW EVENING, TSSE MERRy WIVES OF WINDSOR. SirJohn F; lataff Mr. flo'rtor.; Fenton. Mir. Brahain; Mr.lrF&bd, MiCa $tephen-7: Mrs. Page.. Madame Vestris. To conclude with the grand operatic romance of LODOISK,. 7'T#RA ?Yf ROY:4 L, U VV]YT-(A RD t:.N TO-MORROW VWigN(G, anew Gper1. celled NATIVE LAND; or The Return from Shavery. After which, THiE FORFSrT oi BONDY. 7TJEATRE 'OYAL, CO1T-GA 7'R1)EN. The LentGrand Perforxnaniees of aNC1E'NT and MODERN h{USIC 'winlcommence at the above Theatre on Friday next, March f, and frll be,eoontinued onthe Weduesdday8andFridas,v under chedireetiozi ' -"Mr. Boehm Patrt 1. A Selection from Handei's admired Serenata, ACTS AND GAl,ATEA. Between the Firatand Second Parts, Concerto, Flute. Mr, Nicholion; Duet. Mr. Braham and Afr. Sinclair. Part if. A SELECTION froip the Sacrvd Oratorios and other Popular Works ol H.a.ndel. H.aydn, Mo7art, Rmethovell. &C. Between the Second anid ThIrd Parts, D.cet, Mi.-'Sephens and .r. SInc!air- Cincerto, Losa- bardo Mandolin. SIgnor imercati. Part Itl. A\ rand ;llSCELLAXPF- OtS ACT. In the course of the evening Mr. Morl on the Violini, and r. Puzzi on t.he Hotn, uill accornpany two favourite Airs. Prlncipal Per fornrs ;-Mrs. Salmon. MiLss Goodsil. Mliss Venes, and Miss Paton; MiLssStep,ens,. Mss (eubie, .Mis blelvilie, And Miss M. Tree. &r. lrthamn, r. T. Cooe. MSr, Pynse, Mr. iHawes, Mr. Nelson. Master Longhurst. aud Mr. Saplo; *r. Sinelatr, dMr. Bellamy. Mr. Phillips, nor Placel, and Mr;1. relsh. Leader of theband, Mr. Morl. Con. biUctor, Slr George smat TO CORRESPONDENTS. %'e have received the very satisfactory letter of" A Friend of the Poor.' Oa-r reasons for not insertinz it are, the length of tlle debatee in Patliament, and the probability that the subject will un- dergo an iDvestigation in a court of justice. *e wish it, however, in the meanwhile to be understood, that the writer proves all his 'previous stateiventA. and showt the absurdity of the pretended ex- pectation that he should attend the late meeting, when it was very sure that he would have had no fair play. A note 15 left for him at the ofice. i,1 The pul'iication of 7;ce 7iSnes corninenrei at 7 o'clock yester- day mornmr y. and rinihefd At half-past 10.