The Times
TRIEAITRI? ROY.1/., D1l7lRY-f.AN-. THIS EVENING THE SIEGE OF BFLGRADE. The Seraskier, Mr. Sapmo (his first appearance on thlis stage) Coheuberg (tirst time), Mr.Waiaek; Anselim (first time), IMr. Bedford; Eatheritie (Arst time), Miss Graddon Litia, Mism Stephens (ber first appearance this season.) After Wviieh, HAFED THE GIIE3iER. TIlE,!7TR) R()WY.4 f., nr'r YAr7-G.41?DEAr. THIS EVENING, DER FRESCIIHUTZ. CzaJIar, Mr. Bennett; Wlbelm, Mr. Pearinan; Berthia, MiM Paton Lena, Mi,i o:ve. To which wJll be added, CLARI. ADELPgI TAI`ATrRE, Slrand. THIS EVENING will be yressnted a newv romant5c speetacle, In three acts entitled VLMIONDi; or, Tho Unhallowed Sepulchre. To coveluie with an entirell new (frcIcal burletta, eutitled THE YOUNG WIDOW, or, A Leason for Lovers. Doors open at 6, aud commeneo at a quarter befnre 7. Half.priec athalf-past S. P?orA!. CnnrOn( TTI-4TRE. Te'IIS EVENING will he presented a tragic drama, ealled THE ABBiEY LANDS; or Arden of Faversham. In whieh MIr. Bengough and Nr. Cobham well perform; also Mr. H. Kemble and Mr. Row. bothamr. Afterwhich, the laughable hurletta, ealledTHE MOGUL AND THiS COBBLER; or, Sailors In the Air. To eunelide *lthl a romantie melodrama, caled THE ROCK OF ARPENNAZ: or, The Dumb Brothgr. Oe The publication of Tute Tirnes commenced at 6 o'clock yester. d&y mornine, and finisied at 3.