The Times
Second Nigl,t of MAr. TAatheivs's Engagement. TIuEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPIERA- 110 USE, SI'and . THIS EVENING, (2d time), a newY farce in 2 arts, called JONATHAN IN ENGLAND. Jonathan NV. Doubikins O. real Yarnkee, landed at Liverpool). Mr. Mathews; Natty Larkspuir, Mr. Keely. After lvhich (2d time) a niew musicsi dramia, In 2 aets, called THE FROZEN LAKE. To conclide with (with a now fctature) HIT OR Mrss Dick Cipler (tsteeped in the folliec of 1824, vith a ripenied falncy and abrace of sporting songs) hy Mr. Mathews. DA VI 5' ROYAL. A MPrIlTHEATRBE, Westlcitcster-bridg.e THI1S EVENING (120th time) THIE BAT'ILE OF WATERI,OO. The Sailor's Return, by Ntonsicur Duerow, and (5th tinme) the extraor- dinary German drama, with the original muSiC, called DER FREISCHIUTZ. Mr. D'VIS respectfully announces his BENEFIT will take placc on Moniday next, Sept. 6. Tickets anid places to be bad of Mr. Kinloch, at the Theatre. __ AI'RW SURREY THEATRE. THIS EVENING will be presented ran entirely new Chiniese melo. dran,e, of considerable intereat, called TiHE BURNING BRIDGE: or, Trhe Spectre of the Lake. After which, Mr. Flemmington will give his admired Illustration of the Art of Venitriloquism, and conclude 'with Imitati*ns of several popular Actors. A favourito Song, by Mlr. <.ibbon. The whole to conclude with a granid Eastern romrsnce, in 2 acts, called ALMAZAIDE ; .,r The Fortress of Astracan. THIS EVENING will be presenmted a new grand historical and dramatic memoir, in three acts, comprising a variety of the most rnemorable occurrences and remarkable incidents in the LIFE AND REIGN OF GEORGE IH., THE FATHER OF HIS l'EOl LE. King George tbe Third. Mr.Bengough; The Prince of Wales, Mr.Burroughs; The Dukeof York, Mr. Smith- Prince Yilliam Henry, Duke of Cla. rence Mrs. Leclercq ; The Ri.ht Hon. Charles James Fox, Mr.Villiers. his 6ti appearance; The Right HoD. Richard Brinsley Sheridan, Mr. Lesvls; Lord Ertikine, Mlr. Wils^n; SV illiam Wilberforce, Esq., Mr. Crumpton; &c. &c. Queen Charlotte, Mrs. Veston, Lady HarriBgton, Mr. Deboose; Miargaret Nicholson, Mrs. Cobhaw ; .c. &c. To cun- elude witl, THE BLtNI) BEGGAR. The Blld Beggar of Bethnai- green, lr. Huntley. TO CORRESPONDPENTS. We cannot publish Mlr. Coffins's letter: if he had applied to a police-office, and had been refused redress, we might have stated the case; at present,our interficrence would be unjust both to the accused parties, and to the magistrates. 01 The publicttion of The Times commenced at 8 o'clock yes- day morning, and finished at 8.