The Times
XTNG'S THEA TlE. THIS EVENING will be perforrned, Air th4Y tUlrd iLme these 10 7nlra,ths popular Opera Bufth, ii 2 acts.entitled IL FANATICO PER LA Mt'rSICA. PrincipalPerformersA-,adamcCatalaYni,SiginorCurloni, SIgn.nr Rmsichi Sigrior Praincerchl,Slnera Caradori, Signorr Grazianl. and SIgnor Be itegns. Betreen the aets, tbe Divertinsennent LVDO itL.' TION' AU SOLE L. End of the Opera. the favourite Ballet Panto. mntnie, eut:tled LA NOCE DE VILtLAGE. A netv BaIlet, com =sed by Monsieur .knner, entitled Le Songe l'Osian, viil be pr ueed On luesday,the 9th Instant. The free list wIII positivqly be sus- pended on all occasions of SladAme Catnllnii's perfbrmansees, and no orders admitted. hM3dame Cataianl Ui singin the six Sacred Con- certs which villbegiven at thitTbeatra.on the sameplan as the Con- ~erte Spirituels at Paris, on the Fridays In Lent. Apsilicatlons for boxe mand single subrcriptlons fort2e season to be made to ,r. SeguLn, 105, Quaedrant, Regenit-street. TFIEATRR )?OF-Al,, DRURY-LANIS. THIS EVENING. THE ?ERRY WIVES OF WIND8ot. Sir John Falstaf, Mfr. Dowton; Penton. Mfr. 8Shana; Mrs. Ford, Miss Stephens; Mrs. Page. MSadaize Veatr1q. To conclude wItb 7 HE CkTARACT OF THE GANGES. TUEATRE ROYAl., COVEYVT-GARDEM THIS EVENING anew Opera, csaledNATIVE LAND; or, 'Ihe Iteturn from SIavery. After which, THE, IRTSH TUTOR. roconcludeswith TINIPSON AND CO. ADEL.PHU THEATEF, STRA.ArD. T1'11 FVENING will he presented, an endtrely%n w oPeratlc bur- lettx. entitled WAGGI'.RIES IN WAPPING; or, Ing Charles' Merry Days. kfter which, byvartleular dedire, will be exhibited the mov- ih r Panofama of the Bomhardment of Algiers. To which will be aidded, the comic balet of JEMMY OF ABERDEEN; or, Love In a Vist. The whole tn conclude with the admired bnrlesgue of QUADRU1'EDS: or. The Malager's Last Kick. The box-offle is open from 10 till 4, xvhere places may be taken of Mr. Callan. TO CORRESPONDENTS. We had two reasons for not inserting the letter signed "A Ml. -a.Y ESE :" first, its extreme stupidity and aecond, that the writer weuld not give his name. C:k The publicatlon of ThA Tirres rommenced at 6 o'clock ye8ter. day rnorning. and dnisbed at 9.