The Times
THIIS EVENING, LOVERS' QUARRF,LS. Afterwbhich,(i;thtime,)s new coleic opera,e alled TFiE ALCAID: or, The.5e(wretyo. Hftice. Toconclude sith iOVe, I.tl,A ,Nt P)IPHSTC. T1rEA Tl R A) YRI i fi.. ps/) iA. dOUz,.rsE, Strnd.- TFiS EVENING, D;R FRRIS(HUJTZ; or, The Seventh Biullet. Rodoiph, Mr. irahaam; Agnes, hilsSteplhens, (beige tier 2d appear- auce at this theatre.) After WhAch, MILl [ARY TAlTICS. To conclde l with lOVE AMONG THiE iOSES. 103d Nightfo the Battle of Waterloo. DA IIS'.t R YA1, A.il TlIMF/fl<FTEE, if`esinins1eer)4irt(2e. THIS EVENING, th4e grandnatlonalspectacle of THfe BAiTLE Or WATERLOO. Monsiear tluvrow wtll perfi rm. his grand Eques- triani Scene, called rilE CARNIVAL OF VENICE. To, conclude with a new burletta, lby Mir. J. I-. Amherst, ealled THE COLONEL AND THIlE LIEUTENANT. ThieBattle ofrWaterto obedinsa t haif-pastC . A)EiV XSULtRIJF TPHFEATRF. First Night of superb Chinese Melodrama and a Seottish Romance. TIHIS EVENING ivill he presenited a ralld Chinese mel-dranme, ill 3 acts, writteni by bIr. Bull. called THE BURNING BiRIDGE, or, The Spectre of the Lake. Princlpal clmaiacters:_Memsrs. ii. Kemble, Rowbotiarn, AtUld, Harwood. Young, and Hemnmini,gs Mrs. I-,veday and i Mrs. Y uoaig. In the ei irse of tthe piece, a gralid ballet, called THe FEST'IVAi. of LANTEIINS; or, iFeast of Tulips. Principal dancer, Miss Adcock. Tthe (hineese Flag Danice by Slessrs. Flexmore, Hnoi-r, and Jonas. To which wvill be aided. a niewv burletta, called iHE PAItNErR{S STUDY. T concsludevitli a Scottish romanice, in 3 acts, called THE GROEME: or, The W.ILrd (,f the Black Moor. I'd ,,l/ 0f/;/rli(; 7'HIdT'_4RR- Last Wecek of MissMStacauley's Engagenment. THIIT );VENINO I It ic presented agrand historieal drama, called TflE KINGS MISTRESS or, The Death ef Jane Shore. Alicia, Xiss hlacauley. After whiJc (Ist tlmeF a laughable aneedote, cenled TIlE FORESTg KNIGHIT - or, htarry le Roy. The whole to cunclude wvithl a new serious melodrama, cililed T HE HOMICIDE: or, The Dumb Boy and Spectro Kniglht. ROYl.41, 0IRDEATS, V.4UXHIALL. A GRAND NMILITARY FETE, (under the especial Patronage of the Xing.) in HONOUit of the BIRTH of His Royal ilighness tie DORE of YORK,CommanderInChief, and the luostrious Brother of Ills MiaJesty, the Patron f Vauxhail, wil t.aike place THIS EVENING, the 16th it August. The Proprietwrs respestfullyacqualint the Public of their intention of celebrating the Birtn-day of His Royal Highness the Duke of York withl the same splenidou r and rsagniticence as cha- 2ecterized the brilliant lUumuitl,,,onsL.Ad .M.5z.i,n--ea USs Ma.esty's Birth-day. The whole of the devices, mottos, &c. vhich were theadmiration of upwv&rds of 12.00) persons o1n that day, wil be again exhibited to give every possible effect to this celebration : to Wvhich will be added a number of other appropriate Illuminated tro. phes. &c.: and the proprietors pledge themselves that this milirary fete shKall be Inferior to no gala ever given 1ia these gardens. There will bea cornstant sueeesion of E-nter tainmenits from the moment the doors Open till the Fireworks at 12 o'clock, wvhich terminate tihe amusements of the evesing. On tiles memorable occasion the Pro. prietors have the gratifieation of anniounicing a GRAND SAiLING ?f,ATCH for the year 1824, for a superb Silver Cup and Cover, given by His Majesty's Coronationi Ileet, established In 1823, for the aninual comnmemoratlon-ofthe Coroination annd Birth-day of ifs :Most Gracious Majesty George IV., and to celebrate the Anniversary of the Birth-day of His Royal Iiiqhness the Duke of York, by Gentlemen's Pleasure Vessels of unlimited tonnriage. Thby are to start from Blackfriars- bridge at 4 to a boat near Putney-brldge, and baek to Vanxhall.brldge. The superb silver cue anid cover will be presented to the fortunate s-inner in the Royal Gardenis In the evening. 'I'he Concert will in- aiude the pesv Birth-day Ode and the Grand Battle Sinfonia, both cemposed expressly bh Mr. Rookct a Comncerto on the Trumpet, byMr. Norton, which wvas received on the King's Birth-day rith most dis- tinguished marks of approbation, the celebrated Overture to Der Freischutz; the different Comic and other Songs, with several new S-,ngs, composed expressly for the Royal Gardens, will be sung durlng the evening. The Chinese Wedding vill be performed in the Theatre, vith. the *rhole strength of the company, consisting of mnore than 50 performers. The J iggler will again astonish adii delight the com- pany bg his varied and wonderful performances with bails, rings, balancing &c. The Fantoccini, which Increases in attraction every nfit, xv, n ba exhibited in the Rotunda. The Rydraulles will be cxlbited for the Ist time this seLion, greatly Inproyed by Mr. Morris. who lias added niany-new and ingeniousdevices. Blacknmore will give hiT'ight Rope Evoltiollns, and wUl perfornm his terrific (though to him easy) Ascent and Descent, described below. The Cosmoramnas, which have attaeted so mueh notice, vill be lUuminated during the usual hours. The olusical Temple will be thrown open and exhi bited from 10 till i, being Its last season. The Fireworis, by Clhevalier Sotthby, are promised toquite equal the grand display oni 'rhursday last. which %,ere acknowledged to be superior to any ever before seeni in this country. The youlng Amerlean will ascend the Itope, and de- -scemsd amidst a giand discharge of rockets, maroons, &c. The French Theatre, Revolving Evening Star, Illumilated Fountain, with all the other Entertainments. will be given durlng the evening. Doors open at7. AAmission 3e d6. No orders can be admitted., , The publication ot TrAc Time-s commenced at 6 o'clock on Satur. daymoreinog, and finuised-at 9.