The Times.
KI1VG'S Tr?RATRE. Last Night but Three. TO.MORROW EVENING, wil be per.ormed, by particular desire, and for the last time this season, the favourite heroic Opera, in 2 acts, called LA DOh'NN DEL LAGo. Music by Signor Rossini. Owingto the 3cngths of the perflnnanee thers vwill he io Divertisselnent. After the Opera, the new Ba31et, entitled LE PAGE INCONSTANT, composed hy Nii. D'Aubet-val, aud revived by iM. Aumer, in wvhich hIonsleur Ferdinanld anld Madenoiselic Noblet v.will appear for the last timee but oae. A'ppiicatione for iboxes to be nmade to ? r. Sczuln, Opera- off.ce, 105i, QuadfalttThere will be an Opera on Tliursday next. THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKFT. THIS EVENING, ITHIE YOUNG QUAKER. Young Sadboy, Mr. V'ining t Clod, Mr. Llston; Araminta, Miss Love. After *hich, KILLINf, NO MURDER. To conclude wlth THE TWO PAGES OF FREDERICK TfriE GREAT. TIEA TRE EQYAlR , NGLISH OPERA-HO, USE.Strand. THIS EVFgNIG, a new musical perfor ance, called DER FREiRSCMIITZ; ,r, The Seventh Buillet. Rodolph. I.Mr. Brahi Zamiel, Mr. T. P. Coole: Agnes, iMss Noel; Aun, Miss Pnvev. After rhich, MiLIrARN TACTICS. To eoncltide wvith A DUN A DAY. DAVILTS ROYAf, AAMPIIIT11E.T''RE. (Vcstininster-bridge. 'I'THIS iVEN iNG, the unprecedentedly inggnifdcent spectacle of THR BATTLE OF WATERLOO. After- which, Monsieur Duerow will perform the admired Equestrian) Pantomime Seeses of Le Pas. teur or Shepherd's Bov, Le Jeux aes Drapeaux, and I withMademolselle fl crwi Cupid anLd Z ebhyr. Exercises by the tirkish Marc Beda. TIo conelude wcith Mr.W. Blarrymnore's new pntormime, called HIAR- LFQUIN AND THE DRAGON OF WANTLEY. Clowrn, bir. Southby. The Battle of Waterloo hegins at half-past C. NVEI SURI,EY THEATIE_. THIS EYVENIlG will be presented an entirely niew melodrama, Jn 3 acts, (of powerful interest), calledTI'HE ORPHAN OF THE PYRE. NEES; or, -'he Sicilan Quieei. After whbich, a Pas Seul, by Miss Boun tree. To wvhich w ill be added, a niew r.niantic serio-comic Ie ce, In 2 acts, called THE CALIP;H IAAROUN ALRASCHIT); or, The, Arbc of the Desert. The whole to conclude with a ness comic pantoniime,caIIedTFIS FAInIES'PARADISE: or,H4ar1equInllPoughboy. ROY AL Cf)OBJjfG TIf KA TRR. First Vight of a Vew Tragic Draina.-Last lfeek of the Old Oak Chest. THIS EVENING -ill be presented a new tragic drama of a pect- liar'construction, called ST. GoTHlARE'S MSOUNT; or, Fatal Retri- bution. After which ibcomp reseed into one act itthe favourite nastional anel,adrsn,a of Ti.E kAUN TED HiULK; or, 1'he Rebel's Heir. The whole to conl,iude with 1'' HE OLD OAK CHEST; or, The Smuggler's Sonts and the Robber's Daughter. ROYAL GAiRDR1NS, VAU,X AI.AL. THIS EVENING, Aug. 2, will be a splendid GALA FETE, under the e2pecial Patroniage of His Majesty, svith a colnstant sulecession vf AMUSEMENTS from S till 12 o'cioc',1 consistinig of a Grmnd Concert of Vocal and Instruimental Music; urand Battle Sinfonia, coniposed by Mr. Rooke; the new popular Overture to Der FrelAehutz; the sur. prising Performanees of the French Juggler, which have snet the approbation of nearly all Europe: the New Pantominme: new Per. fortnance of the admired Fantoccini, Tight and Slack Rope, nets' Cosmoramus; the splendid Miusical Temple will be exhibited ; Fire. works, terrific Ascent of theyoungAmnerlsan, &e. In ptonsgenulce of repeated solicitations to resume the favourite Ballet of tne Chinese Wcdding, the Proprietors rcapectfullF annouince that It tvili be per- formed for a few nights alternately wi tb thie Newv Ilantomime. fDoors open at 7. Admission 39. bd. TO CORRESPONDENTS. lVe are compelled to defer the insertion of several artides from correspondents by a pressure of temporary matter. We cannot insert any intelligence, or contradict any previous statement, at the request of anonymous correspondents. C2 The publication of The Times comnmenced at 6 o'clock on Satur. day morning and finished at a quarter to 9.