The Times
NVEW TIEA,TRR R01',AL, DRURV..LANE. THIS EVENING, THl E HYPOCRITE. Poctor Cant.ell, Mr. Doeton; o ar-worm, lr. Liston; DAfte whichFgL3. Pbarlotte, Airs. W. West. Aferwhch(noneact), the farce of MY GRANDMtOTHERt. To conclude Sith (Sd time), a grand Egyptian Tale of Enchantment, called ZOROASTE or, The piritof the Star. TI!EATJeR ROYAL, COVEAVT-GARDEX.. THIS EVENING, I33th tme),anew Comfedy, eith Songs, called PRiDso SHALL. HAV'E A FALL. Torrento, hos r. Jones; Lorenzo, Snr. Cooper; Vietoria. !ilies liamniersley. After which 134 time), ahie lrotnelodramaic Egynptian Ronance,called TrErO S cRTSeO TlEU MO(VN . or, Thelundation of the NIle. DA4VIS'sROVA L AMPUIT.IfB TR, Wcstminsrcr-b,ide-c TillS EVENING, a grand Amazonian Entree. After wvhich ta3d time) a nilcitary spectacle, called THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO. Thelnfahitry movements by pliked Waterloo men. The cavalry evo- lationu ty the upitead grandtroop ofthre first English and Foreign eqetrianrs iner the world. as nsieur Ducrow, wiith Fis eompany of onI'ntlot performers both and fev 'Josti Bmale, are engaged, and his trnop ofsFoeignd horses. Fpirst eauso of ISqestrian Scenes in the Circle,Rin3 3 Wpars, Inentd or, Tpenrformed by Monsieur flucrow. VolT tae i ala C Tahse by ithe Grostuey. Chiois. 'rOAconclude Biith ani aedt,cldTH F LLA. Sa.anagcr, Air. _W. R fL)R.s' WELLS T HEATRE. TiSlS EVENING the elitertatinmeots wrill commience with a New Grn Oeur.TeDoScnreeenting an extensive Vievw of Highatchiuand ts urrundig Ctlory.An Occasional Addrerss wllbe sColedoin bvmrlodrama, cafter which,a lew Caledonian DiFer- tIssement, HE le TH1.1;S; BoRr H-DA, Toot : whichn D will be added, a ne3d grmnd romanticlorma calNORAH PLor, T African Slave. To oclAh.de Bwes, at new andsplendi pox- nl ime, called THE EASTEIl OFFERIG: or l-Iales3mn~sGsdc; ves~t NET SURREY TIrFA TR. This Theatre was again lact night overflowing at A v,er early hour, sore hundreds ofmanxious faces wvere in aitteuance block-'ing up every avenue to the pit and gallery soio after 4comcock, and on the opkesing dfathdoreey seatws I i occupied; the Fireworsh8p. per, Potsin adrd, nd ne louingBeacon all received the most entusistc ad rptrobappaue.TISEVENING, andduiring the Wee, te ;agliiieotanddeely nteesing Spectacle, called THIE FIR WOSHIPER; o, Te Pradseof the Perns. PLOTS IN MADlD~or,TheFaiters Sudy TE FLOATING BEACON; or, ROYAl.4 CO)JUfln TRE4TRE. THIIS EVENING %-ill be presenited an entirely inev historical ro- manic aldonanmeldrma,caiedTIE WEIRD WO.MAN OF TR~ SLE; or Sctlan's nciet Dys.Af;er whbich (for the 3d tim) n ntrey ewfarIcl mmleusaledN OTHING LIKE LUCE. The hol to oncude IthIforthe3d tdine these ? years) the highy ppulr lcalcharcteistc, pledid, and powerfully-initerest. lug eloram, clledTHENORH PLE. Places to be taken Of Mr. . R Boes, t te nw bo-ofice inthe Granid Marine Salooni of TO CORRESPONDENTS. The letter of Mlr. W1LLI AM Mt oNcx, of Whitechape',, qbould, in the first instance, be selht to tbe Chplmsforol paper, from whi6h the paragraph complained of was copied. ~-The publication of The Times commenced at 6 o'clock yester- day morning, and finished at 8.