The Times
TlA1'flnit 7VO1VAt., COVEiVT-GARDENr. THIS EVENING, MAID MARIAN. King Richard the First, Mr.T.P'.Cooke; FriarMIlchael, Mr. C. Kemble; Lady Mtatilda Fitzwater, Miss Hsnmmerslev. To which willbe added, THIE POACHERS. THERATREr ROYAL, rtAYArAnRKET. THIS EVENING. 'TWOULD PUZZLE a CONJUROR. After which, SWEETHEARTS AND WIVES. Billy Lnckaday, M1r. Liston; Laura, Madame Vestris. To concludewith TFASING MADE EASY. NEW SURREY TIEBATRE. THIS VFENINr will be pleseelted al entirely niew melodrama, called' TIRE IEUBA; or. The Indian Pirates Vessel. After which, a Xas Seid, by Mlss Rountree. To conclude with the highly topularrand faVouetle rnelodranmo, called DER FRFISCHUTZ I or, Dhe clion of the Wolf-s gltn and the Soven Charmed Bllet;. 4?OY.4r, Coi-wt'r rJrTH .4TRrE,. TIIS EVENINO will be presented an entirely new serlo-comnie melodrame, called ALP, THE RF:NEGADE; or The Moslem's Oath. To concliude with (last night but three) GE6RGE 111. THE FA- TIIER OF HIS PEOPLE. Klng George the Third, Mr. Bentough; The Prince of Wales, Mr. Lewis; The Dluke of York, Mir. Ssith, PrInceWilliam Flenry, Duke of Clarence, Mrs. f,eclereq ; The Right Han. Brlnsley Sheridan, Mr. Hill: Right Hdn. Charles James Fox, MIr. Villiers; Jord. Frrkine, br.Wilson'. WIlliaR Wilberforee, Esq., Mr' Crumpton; QuetrfCharlote, Mrs. Westol; Lady Har,ington, Mrs. Deboose; Margaret NLgh4fasos,?.r, Cobha TO CORRESPONDENTS. A facetiowa person who signs himself " A PoxP'SH PRIEST."mfty be assured that we have no Such angry feelings as he ascribes to us in. deed, he probably is aw4re of this, but thought to gain credit by a letter written with mueh appearance of civility. We must disap- point him-we have destroyed his letter. A "COMSTANT READER," on he subject ofanear gaming-house, or " Hcil," mast authenticate his staternent. N' The publication of The Times commenced at 6 o'clock yester- day mornig, and finished at 8.