The Times
NEW THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING, T'KE ROAD TO RUIN. Old Dornton, Mr. Munden: Henry Dorntvn, Mr. Elliston; Widowv Warren, Mrs. Harlowe. To conielude with (4th timue) a grand Egyptian Tale oif Enchantment, caUed ZOROASTER; or, The Spirit of the Star. THEA7'TRE ROYAL, COVE0'NT-GARDEN. THIS EVENING. CMARI. The Duke Vivaldi, NMr. Abbott; Clarl. Miss M. Tree. After wrhich, THE HUNTER OF THE ALPS. To conclude with (4 th tIme) a grand imelodramatic Romance, called THE SPIRITS OF THtE MOON; or, The Inundation of the Nile. DA VTS's ROYAL AMPHI THEA TRE, feshtminster-bridgc. Jnder the immediate latronage of the Marquis of Anglesea TIllS EVENING, a grand Amazoniian EBatree. After which (3d time)a military spectacle, called THE BATTLE OF WATEliLOO. The Infanltry movements by picked Vaterloo men. The cevalry evo- lutions by thecunited grand troop of the first Eniglish and Foreign equestrians in the world. 31ensieur Ducrow. with hlis company of Continlental performers, both mnale an1d fematle, are engaged, and his trop o Foeig hrse. FrstSeaonof Equestrian Sgenes in the Circle,in Fpartig inented an>d peerafowrnmed by lonsieur Ducrov. Vol- tage ala Chause by the Grotesque Chinols. To conclude with an anzlecdote, called THE FEUDAL LA^W. Stage-Manager, Mr. W. Barrymore.__________ ROYAr, COB17RC THRATRE. THIS EVENING will be presented a 'entilrely new historical ro- mantic Caledonian mclodranma, called TIHE WVEIRD WOMAN OF THE ISLES, or, Seotland's Ancient Days. After which (for the 4th time) an entirely new farcical burlettH,ealled NOTilING LI KE LUCK. Thc whole to conieiide with (for t;e 4th time these S years) the highly Popular, local.characteristic. splendid, and pov.wcrfully-lniterest- ing melodrama, called THE NORTH POLE. Places to be taken of Mr. A. R. Bowes, at the Pew box-office, in the Grand Marine Saloon of the theatre. _ _ C The pniblication of ThC Timnes commenced at 6 o'clock yester. day morning. and finished at 8.