The Times
THEA TRR ROYAL, DRURY-LAIR. The Public Is respectfully Informed, that geveral external iniprove- rnentsbheignclLrly compIeted, andthe whiole of the interior having been rc-embellished, this THEATRE will OPEN on Saturday, the 23d Instant: Lnd the Performcrs are requested to attend in the CGreen Room, on Monday next, the 18th, at II precisely. TIEVHENING OY ALJ,,c CO VE T.(A RD 1rW. THIS EVENINg (2d time at this theatre) the celebrated opera, called DER FRXISCHUTZi or, The Black unteman of Bohemia. WilheLn, Mr. Pearmani Bertha, Milss Patoii. TowEch wlhllbeadded, THE POACHERS. THEAR RBOYAL,, HrA YMARA'RK7T. Lesnt Nlght of M?adame Veetris's apPearance this Season. THIS EVENIN? THE MlERRYt WIVES OF WINDSOR. Sir John Faztaff5. Mir. Dowton; Mrs. Ford, Madamc Veatris; Anne Page, MissPovey. To conclude writh SW T)IEA RTS AND WIVES. A DELPHI T/EATRE, ,xtrand. TillS EVENING will be presented an ent.relynew romantle bar- letta rtpetsecle, in three racts, entitled YALiiONDi or, Th'e Un- hallowecdi Sepuiebre. To conclude wlth the favourite btrletta of NO DINNER 1YET i The doors will he opened at 6 oclock, and the performoance coeumrece at a quarter before 7. Half-yrice at half- j ast 8.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ NEW;Y SURREY THTEATRE. THIS PVENING will bc presented an entirely nlew melodrama, ealed TH e EIEUBA; or. The Indian Plrate's Ves.el. After ivlieh, an entirely new burletta, called THE COOK; or, The Wedding 3linner. To conclude wvith the highly popular anil favourite melo- drame, called DER FiREISCHUTZ; or, 'The Demon ef the Wolr's Glen and the Seven Channed Bullets. RO1'AI. cO/UUJe,t 7/i e.4TRE. THIS EVENING will be presented a military operatic rnelo- drains, replete with the most lnren'e interest, .alled THE SIEGE OF dONTOAT.Z; or, The Mill of }Sebesm. After which, a vocal ind sontoiimAic oveity, ealled THE CARNIVAL oF VE'ICE; or, The etietrn of Harlequin. The wrhole to coneludc with the very fa- voUlite melodrama of ALP', THE RENEGADEI or, The Moslem's Oarth._ . _ TO CORRESPONDEN'rs. A LOTTERY-OnSEltVEt Inay send his lettcr: we cannot pro- unile to insert the remaTks till we see them. We 5hall be obliged to the Gentleman who bas sent us a letter repecting two female marauders, near Park-lane, to favour us with Nio address. __ G:V The publciatien of The Times commenced at 6 o'clock yester- day morning, and finished at 8.