The Times
NEW TIIEATRg ROYAL, DRURY-LANE'. THIS EVENING, THE HYPOCRITE. Dr. Cantvwell, Mr. Dowvton; Maw-worm, 3lr. Liston; Charlotte, Nlrs. IV'. West. After which, by special desire, THE LLMRE Young Wilding, M.r. Elliston. To conclude with (in one act) thc faree of MY GRANDMOTHER, AD4 LPJIlI TII9ATME, STRAND. THIS FVENING, %1. HFNRY's splendid SrECTACLE. The Nitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas will continue to be administered to any of the audience wvho may choQse to Inhale it; the wonders of which were firstexperienced by Sir Humphrey Davy, and the exhilarating effeet 9 it produced, as deseribed by that gentleman, have been fully evinced dulring theperiod of jits exh&ibitionby e HeHnry. UNCOMMlONILLU- SION, Trnsfrmatons &c. Exerimntson Gas. MWusical Glasses, Phantasmagoria, &c. In addition to the portraits of I Misses M. Tree, Stephens, and Paton, Mcesrs. Marerady, Young, Xecn, and Grirmaldi, wil be in:roduced striking likearesscs o' King Henry VIII. Anne iullen, and Queen Elizabeth. D,,ors open at half-past fi, begIn at T. DAVIS's ROYAL AMAPHrTEATRE, (estIninster-br?nid. THIS lVENIING, at Staltfpast 6, the onprecedentedly magnificent represenitation of trHE BATTLE OF WATERLOO; with the brll- liant Review of the English and French Armies, and faithfallyde picte portraiture of the Battle of Ligny,QuatreBras,andWaterloo. Monsieur Ducrow's unique performianeoScnslthCile concluding wcith Iis matctless feats on two uncaparisoned Horses. To conclude with THE SECRET. NVEP1W7 StUlIREY THlEATRE. THISEVENINGwillbepresented an entirely newv African melo- dramatic spectacle, in 2 acts, called ZULUCA AND THE RIVAL WARRIOltS; or, The Tiger Hunt. After which, a new burletta.-called THE ADVANTAGES OF LYING; or, How to give a iRdut. To conclude wvith an entirely new melodrama, calied HATE; ori The Cataractof the Mountain. n6O11.. C(QLJiti( TII *HEA TRE. THIS EVENING xvill be presented an entirely new and magnifi- cent historical mielodrama, called WILLIAMf THE CONQUEROR; or, The Days of the Curfewv Bell. End of the melodrame. a comic Incidental Epilogue will be spoken by Mr.John Reeve, in the elha- racter of Mr.s. Nosebag, from the melodrame of *Vaverley. The wvhole to conielude with (3d time at this theatre) an intensely inter- esting, remarRably roniantic. pleasinlglv poetical, mnusical melodra- nmatic mnelange, caUed THE BATTLE 0?F IRENTFORD. :- The publication of Thle Tirnzs commenced at 7 o'clock yester- day morning, and finished at 10.