The Times
iVEW TIBEA TRE-ROIYAL,7)RURY-LA.VE. Last Night but One. A Grand PerformaLnce of ANCIE NT and MO1DERN MUSIC will takte place TR,., present EVE-NING, unider the direction or Mir. Bodies. Part t. A GRAND SEINffSACRVDMUSIC; to conclude with (for the first time) THE STAR OF BETHLEHEMI, the words arranged to sone favoirite Movements of one of Haydfn's celebrated Masses. Between the first and second Parts, Fantasia and Variations, Granjd Pianoforte, Mr. Schlesinger (his dirst public performanee in London), In which will be introduced the favourite March of the Emperor Alexanider. Duetto.thelMisses(awYse, "oditutto:" Mosca. Partll. In cn%seqsuence of the great applasse on WVednesday last, for the third and last time, a Selection from the newr Sacred Oratorio, THE PRO. PRECY, the wvords from Pope; tlhe music bv J. A. WVade, Esq. For the first time this seas.n. sRome favourite Pleces from Rossini's Sacred Drama,(IYRUS IN BABYLON. AND .5OSES IN EGYPT, as pertormed for the first tinie in this couintry at these performances. To conclude with several Pleces fronm the Vorks .f celebrated Conmposers. Betw een the second and third parts. from the great success on WVednesdav last, a Fantasia, Flute, TIr.Gutlon, his second performance i, this country. FavoilriteAIr,Nies Paton. PartIll. A MISCELLANEOUSACT. Irinci- pal Vocal Performers-Mrs. Salmon, Mliss Paton, ,liss Goodall, Miss ICibiltt, Miss M\lelville, the Misses Cawrse, (pupils of Sir George Smart, their flrst appearance at these Performanices), and Mlss Stephens; Mtr. Braham, 'Mr. Sapio, Mr Sinclair, Mr. PhiUllps, Mr. T. Cooke, Mr. Hawves, and Mlaster Longhurst. TIEBATRB ROY-4L, BTENGU,1I OPt'ER-70 USE,Strand. Last Night biut Oie . THIS EVENING, Wednesday.-LECTURE on ASTRONOMY and the PHENOMENA of the HEAVENS and of the EARTTt, to be de- livered by Mr. BARTLEY. Begins at 7. Concludes at 10. ADJEf.?HI T'lEHATRfE. STRhA D. Mr. HENRY has the honour to announce, that he will repeat THIS EVENING, his astonishingand inagniificent SPECTACLE of UNCOMI- MON It.LUS IONS, wonderful Metamorphoses, &c., interspersed witi Interesting IllustrationsIn Experimental Chymistry,Phantasmag,sria, Sec. Parts I and 11. M. Henry will exhilbit his ncsr and Astonishing Illusions, amazing Combinations, Transformations, &c. Part III. Novel and Interesting ExperimenLts ois Gas. In the course of the evening, M. Henry ivill attempt several melodies, popular alrs, &c.. an the Musical Glasses. The evenng's entertainments vill concluide with M. Henry's celebrated Optical Illusions. Doors open at 6, and comineuce at 7. _ TO CORRESPONDEiNTS. The alteration in the numerical title of the paper was maadc in consequence of a calculation, from which it resulted, that, by acci- dent, or some cause unklnown, in the course of thirty-nine years, there was an error amounting to a diffterence of 152, in all the pa- pers published during that time ; so that it became necessary tojump at once from No. 12,145, to 12.298.