The Times
NEW THEATRR ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING, SPEED THE PLOUGH. Sir Abel Handy, Nr. Munden (being his last night but one on the stage); Bob Handy, Mr. Elllston; Farmer Ashfleld, Mlr. Dowton; ady Handy, Mirs. Orger; Susan Ashtieid, Miss Smithson. After wvhich. DEAF AS A POST. To conclude with KILLING NO MU?IDER. `r9 JATRE ROYAL, C01E WT-GARDEAN. THIS EVENING, (lIsttime)aNevwComedy,In3acts(withsomemueic), called CHARLES THE SECOND or, The Merry Monarch. King Charles the Second, Nlr. C. Kemble: Lord Rochester, Mr. Jones; Lady Clara, MIrs. Faucit: Mlary, Miss ?. Tree. After uhich, THE IRISH TUTOR. To wh2ch will be added. THE MILLER AND HIS 5IEN. THEA TRE ROYAL, EArGLISH OPERA- 1Fo USE.Strand. M1r. MJATHEWVS will be "AT HOAIE THIS EVENING, Nfa; 27, and on M ondayaThursdayi, and Satnrdays,with his TRIP TO AMERICA. IIrt I11. A Monopolylogue, called ALL WELL AT NATCHIiOCHES, DAVIS's ROYAL AMPJIITJIEATIRE, Wcstminster.&ridge. THIS EVENi:sG, at half-pastff, the unprecedentedly magnideent representatiAn of THE BATTLE OF WATERLOOE .ith the brU- liant Reviewv of the English and F~rench Armies, and faithfully de- picted portraiture of the Battle of Ligny, Quatre Bras, and Waterloo. Monsieulr Ducrow's unique performance of Scenes in thc Circle, concluding with his matchless feats on twvo uncaparisoned Horses. To concelude wilth iTHE SECRET. S'ADnIER'S WELLrS THEFATRE. THIS EVENING will be performed (4th time at this theatre) the popularbllrletta of SHARP AND FLAT: in which Mr. W. West and Miss Ham mersly will sustain the principal characters, with songs. After which, the new, popular, and originial nerlodrame, called THE FLOATING BEACON; or, The Norwegian Wreckers. After wvhich, a new comie ballet, called BLIND MAN'S BUFF; or, The Riral Simpkins. The whole to conclude with a very laughable burletta, called LOVE AND LAUDANUM; or, Physic and Murder. AMEIZ SURREY TAFEATRE. TH-IIS EVENING will bepresented an entirely new African melo- dramatic spectacle, in 2 acts, called ZULUCA AND THE RIVAL WARtRIORS; or, The Tiger Hunt. After wvhich, anew burletta, called THE ADVANTAGES OF LYINMG1 or, H;w to give a Rout, To conclude s-ith an entirely new melodrama, called HATE; or, The Cataract of the Mountain. ROYAL CORUR(' THHATRP. THIS EVENING will be presented an entirely new and magnifi- cent historical Inelodrama, called WILLIAMI THE CONQUEROR; or, The Days of the Curfew Bell. End of the melodrame, a comic Incidental Epl]ogie wvil be spoken by ?,r.John Reeve, In the cha- Iacter of Mrs. Nosebag, from the melodrame of WVaverley. The whole to coiielude svith (3d tine at this theatre) an intensely Inter- esting, remarkably romantic,- pleasingly poetical, musical melodra- -matic melange, called THE BATTLE OF BRENTFORD. (2 The publication of The Tnmes commenced at 8 o'clock yester- day morning, and finished at a qurter past 11.