The Times
g~~~ KTNG'S THEA TRE. THIS EVENING Will be performed the grand Opera-serla, In 3 acts, entitled OTELLo. Mudlc by SignorRossini. PrincipalPer- formers:-Msdanre Pista, M{adare Graziani, Signor Garcia, Crivelli. Porto, Benetti, and Mr. Begrz. To conclude ewith the Scandinavian Ballet, called LE SONGE'DOSSIAN, composed by bl. Aumer. On W,Vednesdaynexc, Taneredi. Applicationsforboxes and single subscrip- tions for the season t)i be made to Mr. Seguln, Opera-ofhee, ItIS, Quadrant, Regent-street. 'N W TIEBATRE l()YAL_ DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING, A CURE FOR THE HEART-ACHE. Old Rap'd, Mr. Muuude,i (beiig the last niight but six of his ever appearing on the stage); Young Rapid, Mr. Browne; Ellen VorteX, Miss Smithson, Mlss Vortex, Mrg. Orger. Toconclude with ZOROASTER: or, T'he Spirit of the Star. THIEATR IR)'YAL, CoVErITT GARDEN. THIS EVENING, ALL IN THE WItONG. Beverley, Mr. C. Kemble; Sir John Restless, Mr. Jonies; Lady Restless, Miss Chester. After which, THIE HUNTER OF THE ALPS. THEA TRE ROYAL, E2GfLlSHIOPERA-TOUJSE,Slrand. Mr. MATHEWS will be "AT HOME" THIS EVENING, MSay Io, and on Mondays,Tlursdays, xnd Saturdays,with his TIlIP TO AMERICA. Part III. A !lonopolylomue, called ALL WELL AT NATCHITOCHES. ADEL)PHJ H'1ET.4lRE. STRAND. t. HENRY's splendid SPECTACLE of UNCOMMON ILLUSIONS, Transformations, &c., Experiments on Gas, amongst vhieh the ex. traordinary I3iughing Gas, Musical Glasses, Phantasmagoria, &e.. beinconmplet y established in public estimation, will be repeated THls EVENING. In addition to the portraits of Misses M. Tree, Stephens, and Paton, Messrs. Mlacready, Young, Kean, and Grlnialdi, will be Introduced striking lik-enesses of King Henry VIII., Anne bullen, and Queen Elizabethi. D.ors open at balf-past 6i, begin at 7. Overflowing Houses-The greatest nimber of Men and Horses ever introduced on any Stage. DAVIS'* ROYAL AMPIHITHEATRE, Wegminster-6bido. THIS IEVENING, the new grand military spectacle, called TARE BATTLE OF WATERLOO; with Nir. Davis and Monsieur Ducrow's United Stud of Horses. Equestrian Scenes in the Circle, by Mons. Ducrow, particularly his grand feat of riding on two uncaparlsoned Horses. To conclude with a comic burletta. called THE SECRET. (a The publication ofA Timnes commenced at 6 o'clock yester- day morning, and finished at &