The Times
- ~~~~~~~~~5 KING'S THEA T)rE.- TO-M,1oljtRoW EVENING will be performed,for the second time this season, the serious Opera,. in 2 acts, entitled, IRICCIARDO E ZORAIDE. Music by Signor Rtossini. Principal Performers-Mad. Colbanitseli, SgnorGaria, igno CuloniSi PorPrto, Sign'or Franeeschi, M1adamee Grsaziani. and MSadirne Vestr,s. Between the acts, the Dlvertisselent called liONNEUt AUX DA431ES. EnUd of the opera, a new comiz Divertissentent Ballet eititled LA FETE HONGROISE, . ehmposed by r; Autner. - Applidatlons for boxes and ingle sobseriptiosforotghe setaTseoen to be mada t6 Mr. Segun, opera- ; 2WRA TI? ROYAL, C0VBENTGA-)RDEX. The LAst NWiht. Unpreeedented Assemblage of Native Talent. THIS EVENY1NG, under the' direction of Mr. Boebsa. Part 1. A Selection from Handel's Sacred Oratorio, TIlE MESSIAH. Between the first and second Parts, Duct, 3Mrs. Salmlon and Mliss Stephens, Sull-aria;" bSozart. Grand Fantasia and Viriations, Pianoforte, Mrt. Wigley; iCFlkbreincer. Part It. A GRAND SELECTION- from the Works of the mnost celebrated Composers; In whicb-Mr. lMori. on the Violin, and Mr-_Boshsa, on the Harp, will accompany some favourite Airsr Betweein the second and third parts, in consequence of the great applause on. Wednesfdy last, Duet, Miliss Cawvse and lliss H. Cawse, " lo di tutto;" Mosca. Fantasia, I'lute, 31r. Nicholson-. Nicholson. Part Il.a MISCELL]ANEOUS ACT; in which al the-principal Singers ivil erforinn To, conclude iith the Nationat AlntheM "God save the ing,'nerly. arranged for thls occasjoi. PrincipalVocal Performers- M rs. Salmon, M1iss Goodall, Mliss ('ubitt, Miss Melville (pupil ofSignor Rosslm, siuiee hifsarrJval in-:his country), Miss Cawse and Miss, H. Caws" (pupils of Sir George Smart, their secon4 appearance at these performarnces), the Misses Drandon (their lirst appeatrance at these performances), and Mlss Stephens; Mr. Braham, lt. T. Coole, 31r. Hawes,T.5asterLonghurst,and Mr. Sapio; Mr Sinclair, and Mr. Bellamy TIJEATR.E ROYAL,:fiNZtG GLfS. OPERB A-H OUSE,Ss ragd. The Last Night. THISEVENING, Friday, April 9.-LECTURE on ASTRONOMY and the PHENOMENA of. the HEAVENS and of the EARTH, to be de- Jlvered bY Br, BARTLEY. Begins at 7. Concludes at lO. * AIDELPI( '.- e.-TRE, STRANrD: M.fWHENRY has thehonour toannounce, thath ewill repeat 'HIlS EVENING his astonishinlg and magnificent SPECTA-CLE of UNCOAl- MON ILLUSIONS, wonderful 31ctamorphoses, &e., interspersed with interesting IllustratIons in Experimental Cbymristry,Phantasmagoria, .Xe. Parts I and 11. :1. Henry wvill exhibit his new and-Astoilishing Illusions, amazing Combinations, Transformations. &c. Part 11. Novel afid Interesting Experimenlts on Gas.. In the courseofthe. evening?. 31. Hleriry will attemnpt several mclodies, popular airs; &c., on the Musical Glasses. The bvenfi9s ent*rtaimnents wiU conclude wilth 3r. Ilenry's celebrated Optical filusions. Doors opent at-6, and commence at 7. a TO CORRESPONDENTS. A feLo Y, who calls himicslf" A.COUNTIY.GEtNTY,E:5A.y," and who vaites in a feigned hand, again. complains of' our Corn Report. Let him cohie forv ard with a real-name and address, and we shall know how ,to anSwer hU.