The Times
KING'S THEA TR. THIS EVENING will be performed the comic Opera, In 2 acts, entitled IL BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA. Music by Signor Rossini. Wheni (In cuonsequence of the contilued tndisposition of Slgigor Garcia and Signor i2enettil the printlPai characters will be Madame Vestris, Slgeor Curionl, Signor Porto, Signor Placel. Signor Di Gio- vanni, Mladanse Grazlanl, Signor Franreach, anid Signor De Begnis. Betecn the acts, the Dlvertissemtent called IIONNEUR AUX DAViES. Enlid of the opera, the newr granid Ballet entitled LE SONGE D'OSSIAN. composed by Mr; Aumer. Applicatlons for boxes anid single sobseriptlox for the season to be made to Mr. Seguin, opera-oflbee, 185, Quadrant, Recenut-street. NVEWV THEAVRE If' YAL, DRURY-LANE. TIlilS EVENING, THE MERR? WiVES OF WINDSOR. Sir John Falstaff, MIr. Dowrton; Fenton, Mr. 13raham; Mrs. Ford, MissStephens; Mrs. Pag, MIssCubitt. After which. LODOISA. T-fRATR, JWOYAL, CVE TVT-.ARD)Ar. THIS EVENING, n ner Opera. called NATIVE LAND; or, The Rerurn from Slavery Afterwlvijh, THE HIUNTER OF THE ALPS. iNAEW THEATRE-ROYAL, i)RURY-LAYE. Last Week but One. TO-31ORROWV EVEVING, March 31, under the direction of Mr. Bochsa. Part 1. A GRAND SELECTIoN, lincluding some pieces (by special desire) from Haudel's favourite screnata, &cis and Galatea, In wvhich 3frs. Salr.oi, 3l;iS Stephens, alis3 Patois, Mis M. Tree, Miss Good:;l, &c. Mr. Lraham, Mr. Sinclair, Mr. Saplo, Mr. Phillips, &c. will sing some favourite pieces. And in the course of this part (for the 1st time this ceasoii) the celebrated Antlem as performed in lVe t- minister Abbey at the Coronation of his Majesty; Attivood. Betwveen the first and seconid Parts, a Fantasia, Flute, 3Mr. Guillon (his first ip- pearance in this couiitry), in winch Wvill be introduced the favourite Freneh Air, "Au clair de la mlne -" Giiillou. Duet. Miss Ni. Tree and Mr. Sinclair. Part 11. In conisequenee of the great applaase experi- enced on WVednesday lPst, anid for the second time, the Manuscript Sacred Oratorio, TIcE PROPIIECY, the words from Pope; the music byJ. A. Wadc, Esq. Between the seeond and third Parts, Concerto Violin, M1r. Mori; Viotti. Part 1II. A MISCELLANEOUS ACT, to com- mence with (for the 4th and last timel the celebrated Overture to Der Freyschutz, bv C:rl Maria Von WVeber. lPrincipal VocalPerformers- Mrs.Salmon, 31isrteph es Miss Patson, MlssM.Tree, Miss Goodall, anid Miss Melville. (pupil of Signor Rossini siice hix arrival in this eoix;try); 'Mr. Braliam, Mr.Sapio, Mbr Sinclair, Mr. Phillips, llr.Pyne, Mr. liaves, and Master Longihurst. THEA TRE ROYAL, EATGLISII OfPEsA*HIOUSE,Strand. MIr. MATHEWS vill be "AT HOMIE on Thursday next, and onl Saturday. TIRIP TO AMERICA. Part IIt. A Monnlig called AL, WELL AT NATCHi'ITOCHES. Doers to be opened att 7; performance commences at 8 o'clock. Boxes to be taxen of Mr. Stevenison, at the box-offie, Strand entrance, frons 10 till 5. lPiaces cannot possibly be keptafter half.past 8 o'clock. R D[RI,H - -rIll .Fd ATH1,, s''IIRAND. Til{l EVENING iill he presented the new ballet, entitled LOVE IN A 311ST. An cntirely newv melodramatic burletta, s3acts.entitled WAVERLFY'; or, Sixty Ycars Since. To which vill be added, a. scene froin VALENTINE AND ORSON. The vholetoconiciide with (by desirel thc l:ast znew ptntonmime, caIled DOCTOR FAtiSTUS ANB rHE BLACK DE.M1ON; or, hlarlequin and the SevenFairiesof the ROYAl. (")I;f'U. T1R.AFTRR. Last Night of the Season.-For the BENEFIT of Miss EDMISTON. THIS EVENING rill be prescnted, the favourite domestic melo- draine, called THE LEAR OF PRlIVATE LIFE; In the couirse of the eveniing, The beautiful Boy." by MIr. Slu:nan. By particular desire, the D)vingScene from JANE SHOIRE. Jane Shore, Mliss Edmlstoi. To conclude with the admired popular serious pantomime of OB1 or, Thrce Finiger'd Jack. Tickets to be had at 5, Canterbury-buildings, Iam beth; 1 Alfied-buildiigs, Goswvell-strcet.road, Islington; slId at the Theatre .where places for thte boxes mnay le taken.