The Times
THRATRE ROYA4,, 1f4YM,4RRi'ET. THIS EVENING, LOVERS' QUARRELS. A,er which, (St h time,) a new comic opera, called THE ALCAID; or, The Sevrets of Office. Toconcltide wIth the Fatrceot X. Y. Z. TIIAR TEf?E ROYA-L, KVG(. o OPA - (10 USEE, Strand. THIS EVEXING, DER FREISCHUTZ: or, The Seventh Billet. Rodolph, Mtr. Brahans i Agne.s, Miss Siteplhens. (being her 4th appear. Ince at thlq theatre.) T oCI.ncIude with I WILL HAVE A WIFE !' 105th jNighL of the Tiattic of Waterloo. D 411'r8s.? R0Y AL AMI'111 THfRATRE, Westintimter-hridge. 'Pi TS EVENIN G, Ithe grand nttoizatioal ectacle of rHE BAT'TLE OF WATERLOO. Mo.nsienr DUeTrow wltf perfo,rm his r~and Eq ues- trian Scene, called THF CARNIVAL OF VENICE. T: conesude with a niew burletta, by Mr. J. H. Amherst, called THE COLONEL AND THE LIEUTENANTr. TheBattleof Waterloo begins at half-pastf;. .VNIE J S17; ?EY THEA.4TRE. TIllIS EVENING Vill be presented a cranid Chilnese melodranse. In . acts, written by Mr. fail, called THF iURNING BRIDGE: or, The ypectre of the Lake. I rincipai chlaracters:-fcessrs. It. Knrible. ltole,har. uld Hawoo, noe, ndHemminizgs; Mrs. L.oveday anlid Mrs@. Y oung. Inl the course, ogthae piee, grand ballet, clleda THE FE.ST!IVAL. of LANTEltNS; or, Feast *f Tulips. Principal dauncer, Miss Adcock. The ( hlnese t-lag Danee by Mlaisrs. Flexmore, onor, adJonas.To sv,llclleilbce ualddrevd,a nsewv dl.urletta, called ~IlE PANTER'S TUDY. T. cuosIuewta Scttih romaxnce. ill 3 acts, called THE GiIiIEME; or, The Wizard of tie Blaclk Moor. RMOY-If. uif cITIW/. TI/Th 4TR19. L,Rst Week of Miss Macauley's Engagenielst. THIS EVENING %vill lic presented agrand historical drama, called THE KING'S ,IIs'TRESS; r, The Death of Jalse Sho,re. AlIcia, Miss Macauler. After which (3d time) a laughable anecdote, called THE FOREST KNIGHT, or, Harry le Roy. Thie wh,,le to cnlelude w it * a. new serious nelodrama, called THE HONIICIDE; or, The Dmnb Boy and Spectre Knight. )oY.-iIr, (J vS. vATT'XuI,T11.. RFPETlrioN of the GRAND MILITARY GALA. THIS EVENING, Atig. 18, tliider the especial Patronage of His NfaiestY, the whole ef thie varied aind popular AMIUSEENTS, from S till 12 'iclock iuperli dee4rations, splendid ilisiminattions, ilIclhdion Mo.M(S) additionai lamps, anid mna gniocent Fireworks, will be lE- PEATED on thie same grand scale which so highly delli5hted nearly 20,000 persoIss on Thursday anid Monday evenings last, in Hollobtr of the Birthdays or Ills Ma,jisty and ills Royal Hlghiiess the Duke of York. In the afternooni thiere will be a Rowing Match, for a Nesv Wherry and Minor Prizes, givers by Ladles and Gentlemen rf Vaux- ,all, Souith L.ambeth, Kennligton, &c. to he rowed for by 7 pair o,f lIars in 2 heats. The Wherry w111 be exhibited In the Itoyal Garden's during the eveTiig, brilliantly Illuninated and decorated with flags, &c., and *vlil be afterwards preseatedl to the fortunate wvinlier. Doors oPel) at 7. Admission 3s. 6d. No orders can he adnoltted. TO CORRESPONDENTS. L. Ir. is roquested to give some furtlier information respecting the inquest alluded to. f,- The publication of Tile Timcns commenced at 6 o'olock yeatcr. day mormiing, and finiished at 8.