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fING's TEfEATRE.-Monsieur and Madame C. VESTRIS respectfully beg leave to inform the Nobilitv and Gentry Subscrlbers to the Opera, ard the Pubile that their BENEFIT NI,WIss?xed for Thursday, June the 10th, wlven wiRl be presented r. favourite OPERIA, in which Madame Pasta has kindly consented to Nform. End of the first act, a favourite DIVERTISSEMEN''T er the opera, a new Bliaet, entitled LE PAGE INCONSTANT'; b71h new scenery, dresses, and decoratioms. Applicatl.ns respecthig boxes tobe made to lr. Segsuln. at the Opera-offlce, 105, Quiadrant. L5 ING's THEATRllE. ^'l,_e Nobffity and Gentry, Sub- IiL srelbers to the Opera, a,ri, tho Public, are respectfully inform- ed, th,at 1Ml1 dan.e CATALANIS3 BENEFIT NIGHT is fixed for Thurs- day.May27,whe wil b peformd, or he rs tIe tis season, ozart's elebhrated Opera Buffoa, indtiftleodr iLENOzze D[IGAItO in which MaTdame Coatalans wvill introduce an air, by Ho07art, ar. Oanged as variatIons, ex-pressly for her, b; Si-nor Paer. After the Operar, a favorinte Ballet. Applijeations respecting boxes to be made tMr. Seguin. at the Opera-offie, 105, Quadrtant. }KING'.5 TH,EATRE. THIS.EVEN1TGX will be performed (for the 2d time this seasoul) he grandacriois Opera, In 3 aets, entitlcd TAXCREDI. Principal Per. frmecrs :-Ma1dameRoagi de Beguiss, SignorCurionl, Signor Benetti, Sig- nors GrazJanl. Sigtnor Crnivel}wlci, nd Moadsame Pst.ndo tct I.sS Ather the OPera,the Divertfscement Ballet, entitled LA NOCE DU) Vll.l.AGE. Signor Benelli has the honouir to announce, that Rossinli's newv Opera Semi-seria of Ugo, Re d'Itali;, compofed expressly for this theatre vvill shortly be produced, atnd that in1 the mean time Madame Pasta wsill .nake her appecarance in the falvourite Opera o-f Ro)meo e Giulietta. ApiT ations folr boxes and single suhpcriptil.Os for the season tol he masdeer to iMbr. SegriJn, dOpera-office, 105S, Quadrant, Regent-street. No orders wIll be admitted. ~~beniad NEW Thl3XTRE?R YAJEzL, ORURY-LiANE?. OT75 EVENING, TFE ROAD TO RUIN. ld Dornton, MVr. MGunden (beng the asrt night hut four of his ever appre ring on the stBge::lienrY Dornton, Mtn. Elliston: Widowr Wearren, Prs. Harloae n after which, a nen Balletallelled SPANISH OALLANTS. To conclude writh LOVE, LAW, AND PHYSIC. T 374RTRR ROYAL, ('tJ VEdNT- f DVRDR L. THIS EV.ENINSG, Pl/IDE SHALL IIAVE A FAI.L. Torrento,blr.Jones; Lorenzo, SIr. CooPer: Vetories Missfo amhnmeraley After which, TF.7E HUNTER OF _ THE ALPS NBEA TRE ROYATL, E ROY(AL11 OPERA .nU OU .,St.rAX d lr. ?IATHEYS *II be "AT HOME THIS EVENING, Ilray 22, and tn Uondays,ThursdaYst and Satglrdaysywitr his TRIP O'r AMERIt . Part 11. A Monopolylb ne, called ALL WELL AT NATCHAitOCLHL T DA Vl."T ROYAL AuePwiThE.-ITh?5. LOVe.E AsW,rANr;d,PY. TITS EVEINIG,at haf-pastIID the unprecedentedly magLLidret representation of iHE BATTLE OF NTATERLOO: ith the bril- liEanT RERvew OfIheEnlish and French OEArmies andfa.ithfllyd. pIct prtATitu ofthf thvel Batetleof "A igny atre Bras, aNNd Wate2roo. 'onsieTr Ducrow'sa unique perfordance of Scens in the Oir}le. concutdInIg wioh bnl mate-bless fats un twvo uncaparlArTed tHorses To conclude o 4ith THE SECRET. ,VRiP7 StURlIEY ThJEATRE. THIS EVENING will be presented the celebrated nelodrame, eaUed liaTE; r, The Cataract of the Mnuntain. After which, a nes hfllr- lett.n eulied HOAXING; or, The llayor Outwoitted. The Whole to conclude twi t the much-admired spectacle of TIlE FlOATING BEACON; or, The NorFegian Wreckers. ROYAL ORB 1ErY THRATRE. THIS EVENING will be presented (Sth timeL an entIrely newv and maeonlflcent bistorical melodranma, called WILLIAM Y'HE CON- QUEROR or, The Days of thCurfew Bell End ofther elodrame, a comie Inaidendal Epilogue rill be spoken by Ir. Johi Reeve, in the carncter of irs. Nosebag, from the melodrtacle of Waverley. The Woe to conclude wvith a newr laughable burletta. called THE NAR. BEACON; or. A Dose in Mistake. Th ROYAL GARDEN.V, VAT_TRIALL. ePublic are respectfllyMapprised, that In consehRuenee of the Oxtensive alteratlons ar4 arrangements for the present season not beingrentirely com le teldtheOPENN of the GARDENS must be PoSTOED , 011fty. thLe 33st inst. ;3' The publication of The Times commenced at 6 o'clockl Y-s. terday morning, and finished at half.past 9.