The Times
TAY!EATRE ROY'Ar, 1TTN;AY AR)rET. THIS EVENING, BLUE DEVILS. Bill'Lackaa AQh I?, M * *Toeormeblo with MARRIPD AND SINGLE. TIn$4 R E ROYAtl, ? LIr(E,X!! 0 I'EI?A-lIOQ'.V, Stranzd, Tl4ii EVENING. DFR FREISCHUTZ; or, The Seventh Buillet. Rodo1ph. ir. Brtihaml Agncs, Ni's itepitens. Toconclude vith TME TURNPI KE-GATE. Illth Nighzof the iB*ttle of Waterloo. DA .LS'a RO YAL .4 MPIf'T7If R4TI? I, We tnin.qer.hrjdk. T<HS EVENT F N,t.heunprecedeotedl(itfnlanftrtient nattt)inal spectacle of rTil HArTLE OF NVATERLIoIj. After which, Monslieir Duvrow rini perform his Eqiuegtrian Scenes. called the Sailor's Return, the Roman Gladiator, anid Flight of ?tercury. io conclude with lABR. LEQUJIN AND THE DRAUON OF tvNrLEY. JVRW STTRRltRY ThEA TUE.R Tl, nevW Grand Chinese Ntelodrame of "The BurniTg Brldge" will be repeated every eveninIg till further notice. THIS rVRN!NG %0ll he presented the celebrated Chilnese melo- dr-aale. in 3 acts, called THFI BURNIXG BRIDGE: or, The Spectre (f the Like. Principal Petformers-Messrs. R. Kembie, Rowhotharm, Anid, larKwood, ternmings, anid Young; Mrs. feveday and Mrs. * rtng. Principal Daneer, hiss Adrock. After whlch, a favCuTrite S.rt. hw Tr. Gibl-on. The whole to conclude with a new melodrara, calied WAVER LEV; or, Sixty X cars Since. With new music, scenery, drcsmcs,aitd decorations. RoY.41. C(R)tJI?' T1f.-TRR. The Mahagers have great pleasure in annouinicing, that from the Im- mense overflows diring the last week, they consider themselves justifled in repeating the whole of tthe EnitertalnmeLits onle week lonvTer. 1'44is 4,VF.NING will he presented agrand historicl drama, called TME KINGS :MISTRESS; or, The Death of Jane Shore. AliCla, .-irs l4agsuley, (belng the last week nf her appearing previous to ftil- lllilpg her provIncial engscenajents.) After which (9th time) a laulgh- able aneedote. called THE FOREST KNliGHT; or, Harry le Roi. The wrhole to cout-l.de wvith a new serlous mnelodrama, ealled TIlE IIOMItjliE; or, The Dumbh Boy and Specte_ Knight. ;ROAT r, (.ARf,NX, VA1TXI.4f,rI,. A RFE'ETITION of the SPLENDID NAVAL FETE, F ndo.-r the elPecial Patronagc of the Kilng. in HONOUR of the BiRTH .of His Royal htighness the DUKE of Cl,ARENCE, Lord Hl-9 Admiral Pf the Fleet. Ausd the Illustrious Brother of Flis Najesty, the Patron of VauxJh&JL will. take place THIS EVENING, Aug. 25. The Proprie- tr.re geape,ctf,1ily acquailnt thiv Public of their intention to repeat th granid N7,val Gala with the same splendour and rmagtiiliceniec as ehxr.cterized tile hrlliiarit Illuminiations and Entertarnynentson the ir"hd:r,nf-lfls M7Maesty .rd of their Rtoya) Highnesseg the Dflkes of York f tid Clarence. The whole of the devices, mottoes, &c. 1which were the-admiration of upwards of 40,000 persons on thoceeveningl, I 'Will be again exhiibited. to which. will he added a number of other appeopriate illuminated trophies, &ce. ; aid the proprietors pledge thesusclveg that this naval - fete shall be iniferlor to no gala ever giv&snh these gardens. Therewillbeaconstantsucesslo.. of aEnter- ta4uments.fronm the moment tile doors open till the FIreworks at 12 'eklock, which terninate the atnusetnetxts of the eveninlSg. Doors open r.t 2.. Admission 3&. 'd. t7 Thc u'sblieation of TUe Times commenced at 6 o'clock yester- day Mornig and finished at 8. ,- ;7 . , I g ??, --? . 0, 1,4W, ?, ? m&wl ?--