The Times
' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~-5 KING'S TIJEATRE. To-MORROW EVENING will be performed (3d time thig scason) the grandacrious Opera, in 3acts,entitled TANCREDI. Prihcipal Per- foirmers:-MsdancRonzi de Begnis.SignorCurioni, Signor Benetti, Sig- nora Graziani, SignorCrivelli, and Madame Pasta. End of act 1. the favourite Rivertissement, caUed L'OFFR.NDE AUX GRACES. After the Opera,the Ilvertissemenlt Ballet, entitled LA FETE HONGROISE. Slgnor Bene]li has the hono1ur to announce, that Itossinui's nev, Operas Semi-seria of Ugo, lRe d'ltalia, eomposed expressly for this theatre, will shortly be pro,dulced, and that in the mean timze Madame Pasta wil I nake her appearancein the fvourite Opera of nRomeo e Giulletta. Applications for boxes and single subscriptions for the season to i,c made to Mr. Seguin. Opera-cihee, 105, Quadrant, Regent-street. No orders wllUbe serAitted. IVEW THEATRE RKOYAL, DRURY-ZAArE. THIS EVENING, THE MERRY WVIVES OF WINDSOR. SirJohn Falstaff(for the last time), Mr.Dowton; Fenton. Nir.Braham; birs.Ford, Miss Stephens; MArs. Page, Aladame Vestris. Toconclude with ZOROASTER: or. The Spiritof the Star. T HEATRE R JYAL, CoVE TVr-(-ARDEA. TillS EVENING, The First Part of KING HENRY THE FOURTII. Hotspur, Mr. Young; Sir John Falstaff, Mr. C. Kemble; Laidy Percy. M.iss F. H. Kelly. After which, the Opera of CLA RI. THEA TRE ROY L, ENGLISH OPERA.HOUSE,Strand Mr. MIATHEWS will be "AT HOME' THIS EVENING, MaY 24, and on Mondays,Thursdays, and Saturdays,wlth his TRIP TO AMERICA. Part Ill. A Mlonopolylogue, called ALL WELL AT NATCHIT'OCHES. A DELPHI 771'EATUR, ST7RAND. THIS EVENING, UL IIENRY'ssplendid SPECTACLE. The Nitrous Oxide or Laughing gas will continue to be administered to any of the audience who may choose to inhale it: the wonders of 'vhich were first experienced bySir Humphrey Davt, and the exhilarating effects it produced,asdesrihtedb thiait gnebnytleman, have been fully evinced durn~tie erodof tsxhhiiobyM.Henry. UNCOMMgON ILLU- 310NS, Transformationls, &c., Experimenets on Gas. Miusleal Glasses, Phantasmagoria, &c. In addition tO the portraits of Misses M. Tree, Stephens, and Paton, Messes. Mlacread-, Younlg, lKeani, and Grimaldi. villbe int.retuced striking 'likenesses ef I}ing Henry VIIL., Anne BluUlen, and Qaeen Ell4beth. Doors open at half-past 6, begin at 7. DA VIS's ROYAL AMPHITHEA TRE,. W-eshtninster.bridge. THIS EVENING, at half-past 6 the unprecedentedly magnideent representation of rHE BATTLE: OF WATERLOO: writh the bril- llanst Review of the English and French Armies, and faithfully de- toedurtraitureof the Buattleporf OLiny.oQuatre Bras, and Waterloo. onslerucrw's niqu perormace of Secenes in the Circle, concludin,. with hls mathless feats on two uncaparlsoned Horses. Tro conclude wIth TEE SECRET. ,SAD)LER'S WELLS THEATRE. First Appearauce of biss L. Hammersly (from the Adelphl Theatre), and Mr. W. WVcst (from the Theatre Royal Hayn arket). THIS EVENING will be performed (lst tiue at this theatre) the popular burletta of SHARP AND FLAT. In wvhich Mr. W. WVest and MissHammrslywil ausaln he pincpal characters, Wvith songs. AfierwHIch,mthernew, posular, anrdorigsinalnielodrame, called THE FLOATING BEACON or, The Norwvegian Wreckers. Also an en- tirely new Caledonlan DlvertissemeNt The whole to conclude with a verylaughable burletta, called LOVE AND LAUDANUM; or, Physic and Murder. The pzincipal characters by MIr. W. lYest and Miss L. HaxnmerXsly. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ NEWlV SURRtEY THEATRE. THIS EVENING will bepresented an entirely new African melo- dramatle pectacle, In 2 acts, caUed ZULUCA AND THE RIVAL WARRIORS; or, The Tiger Hunt. After which, anew burletta, caUed THe ADVANTAGES OF LYING; or, Hl-owv to Give a Rout. To eonclude vith an entirely new melodrama, called HATE; or, The Cataract of the Mountaln. ROYAL COBUiT THFIATRE. THIS EVENING will be presented an entirely new and magnif- cent hlstorlcal melodrama called WIL1IAM THE CONQUEROR; or, The Daye of the Curfewv Bell. End of the melodrame, a comic incldental Epilogue will be spoken by Mr. John Reeve, in the cha- lastr o ?,rs.Noseag,fro th meodrame of NVaverley. The whole to oncrlu daewibth t tImnehaetthmis theatre) an intenseliy Inter- esting, remariably romantIc, pleasingly poetieal, musical melodra- Isiatic melange, called THE BATTLE OF BIRENTFO RD. V:- The publication of The Times commenced at 6 o'clock on Saturday rnorning, and finished at 8.