The Times
NEW TRIEATER ROYAL. PELTRY-LANE. THIS EVENING, THE HVOCI;tlTE. Doctor Cantwvell. Mlr. Dowton;Mlawv-w-orm, M,r. Liston; Charlotte, Mrs W. West. After which, (in oneact), the farce of IY GRANDaIOTHER Toconcludewith ZOROASTER or, The SpiritoftheStar. TH7A4TRE, POYAL. CO VE.VT-OARDRNr THIS EVENING, PRIDE SHALL 1HAVE A FALL Torrento, Mlr. Jones; Lorenzo, Mr. Cooper; Victoria, Miss Paton, To conclude with THE SPIRITS OF THE MOON. ADEf.PHITnRA ?TE. .'TRA AO.D Ann iverary of Shalkspeare's Birthday. TH-ISEVENINIG Mr. THELWALL vill begin a COUIISE ofORATORI-1 C&L and CRITICAL LECTURES on the DRAMIA and POETRY of st aid present times, which will commence wvith a Dramatic Pro- oge, Sketchles of Skakspearean Character. &c., and an extenmpore Oratorical Address. After which will bedelivered, a Disquisition on the higher requisites of Dramatic and Poete Geniuts, as illustrated in the comparative and contrasted exce:lences of Shakspeare and Milton The Disquisition svill be accompanied by Illustrative lleitations and Critical t-'omments. The Lecture will conclude with the Eulogies of the Bard of Avon. and an invocation to the Shade of Garrick and the genlus of Engllsll Literatuire, for theRestoration of the Intellectual Splendours of the Shakspearian DraMa. Doors opon at half-past 7, and begin at S precisely. Overflowiing Housee.-:'he greest nunmber of Men and Horses ever ntroduced onl aniy Stage. DA VSI.c. RO YAL AfPIfJI TIREATRE, trestmiznsCr-b1 id,w- TIllS RVENING. the new granid military spectacle, called THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO: withi M1r. Davis and Monsicur Ducrow's Uniited Stud. Equestriani Scenes in the Circle, by Mloils. Ducrow. To conclude with 13d time) a new entertainment, called THE DUKE'S COAT; or, The Night after the Battie. Initroducinig a newv Ballct. ROYA4 COB tCRM THEATRE. T'HIS EVEN'ING w'ill be produced a nell, splendid, eomic, musi- cal burletta, called THE CITIZEN OF l'ARIS; or, ThIe Prince's Stratagemr. After wvhich, an enitirely new interestinig serious meclo- drame, called STROtMZ ; or, .The Free Traders of Piedmont. To coniclude wivth a laughable imitative sketeh, called NEWSPAPER BLUNDERS: or, It's all a Mlistake, in which hMr. J. Reeve wvill sus- tain six different personations. Places to be takenl of aIr. A. R.tlowes, at the new box-office, in the Grao,. Marine Saloon of the theatre. t1- The publication of Tlsc Titnes commcnced at 6 o'clock yestcr. day morning, and finislied at 8,