The Times
X~~~~~~ TII?rATRP ROYAL, COE1ATT'2.i'GARDErV. THIlS EVENING, THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. Sir Peter Teiuzie, Mr. W. Farreii; Charles Stirface, Mr. C. Kemble; Lady Teazle, ?dle~s Chester. After which, CHlARlEF'pIRL SECfOND; or, The Merry Monarch. For the BENEFi T of ldr. MELRTOSE. THRA TRE RJO V 1., HA YNA RArET. 'rHis EvENING, RiOB'ROY MACGREGiOn. Francis Obaldiston, hir.'Melrse, shio will Intraduce Irhe Laet Words of larmlon,,' and a neiv Scotch 1,aitd, called 'The La8so' Oowrle ,' fobroy Macgregor Carnpl ell. Mr. Benet, (from the "hpatre Royal, Co. Vmlt-6arden, n hi~ ist and ,,nIv atppearanice at thits theatre) lle Niso l3arvle Mr. [ f L Dlitm IDi,an Vernoln, Miadamie Vestris; It leli Macgregor, M lrs.('dover. After he play, hIr.Melrose will sing 'The Deati of Nelon.' Alter Ihich, lNTRIGUE. 'i'o conclude wvithl " FISih oUT OF WATER." NEW SITRRE1' ThEATRE. 'lillS RVENING will be preselited an entirely newv melodrama called TilE E(EUBA ; or, Thlle lindianl 1'ratess Vessel. After which,a Pas Seni., by Nilss ilonntree. To concluide with tbe bighly popular anid favourite rbelodraiie, called DRR FREISclilUTZ ; or, 'he Demoni of tUies Wolf's fll'n, _ad the Seveni Chlarmed Bullets. ROY.-II, (C'(OJRTI THEAHT?RE. TIlS EFVRNINO wVill be presented an entisely new serio-comnic mh,ldrame called AL-, TIIE RENE(ADE; or, The Moslemi'sOath. To coneuittc with (last nigh~t Lut twvo) GEUORGE Ill. THE LA. THER OF HI S PEOPLE. Kini George tthe Third, Mr. lengough i The rine ofWals, M. Lwis;TheDuke of York, Mir. S-ithi Fringe William tenry,D Dukeol ClareneD , Mrs. L.elercq T;he Rtight I i'.on. Drnsley Sheridan, Mr. Hill; Right Hon. Charles James Fox, Mr. Villecs; Lord Erskinc 'Msr. WYils'on; WYilliami Wilberforee, Esq., Mr. Crumxlptos,; Queen Charlotte, Mrs. Weston;: Lady llarrlngton, Mlrs. t)eboose; Margaret Nicholson, bMrs. U.obham. TO CORRESPONDENTS. The verses sent by P T. M. T." are really below imediocrity, and we have too mucil respect Ibr tlie rule oft Horace to allew " our co. lum'lls to be made the instrumenti of publishing fifth-rate poetry. In fact, notlhing is so easy as to " tag rhyme ;" and no verse ought to be enOu.ured that is not higihly excellent. Verse is a prelenlion, and ass a pretenision, slhoUld be severely scanned. Q-' The publication of The 2Tintes commenced at II o'clock yeater- tday morning, and hinished at 8.