The Times
The Times, 1824-06-17T00:00:00

, AR-10- ~ , KING'S THEA TR E. For the flENllFIT of Madame RONZI DE BEGNIS. THIS present EVENING (positively for this night onlv), tile favourte Opera, in two acts, by Signor Rossini, entitled LA DON- NA DEL LAGO. Ellen, the Lady of tile Lake, Madame Ronzi de negnjis. Roderic Dhu, Slgnor Garcia. James V. Kins of Scotland, under tho namne of Hubert, Knight of Snowdon, Signor Curioni. Mlalcolm Grmnr,- hiadame Vestris. Douglfts, of Angus, Father of Elleit, Signora Porto. AlbJina, Signora Graziaul. Sereno, Signor Crivelli. Between the Acts of the Opera., a Divertissement. At the end of the opera, a;ed by particular desire. Si-nor do Se_nic wvilU et the Scena wvith the Orchestra, from the favourite opera 11 Fanatico Per La hlusica. After ivhich, the celebrated Improvisatore, Slgnor Pistrucci,wilI, for the first tiine at this theatre, delver an Extempore PoeticalCormpositiois. To conclude with anew Ballet, entitled LE PAGE INCONSTANT. Application for boxes and tickets to be made to 1Xadantc Ronzi de Begiais, 37, Golden-square; aui to Mr. ?egain, Opera office, 105, Quadrant, Regent-strect. NEW ThEATRR ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING, WILD OATS. XirGeorge Thunder, Mr. Dowton; Rover, Mr. Blliston; Lady Amaranth, Mrs. l. West. To conclude with (4th time) a new splendid Drama, entitled THE REVOLT OF T4E GREEKS; or, the MaId of Athens. THI TATRlJ ROYAL, ('70VEAVTTGARDEIV. THIS EVENING, KING RICHARD THE THIRD. Duke of Glocester, blr. Kent (his first appearanice In London); Lady Anne, Mliss F. H. Kelly. After -which, a newrfaree, called MIV OWN hIAN. TJIEATRE ROYAL, IAYMARRKET. THIS EVENING, THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. Sir Peter Teazle, Mr. W. Farreii (his Ist appearance on this stcge, Charles Surfaee, Mr. Vining; Joseph Surface, Mr. Cooper; Lady Tetazle, DMss Chester. After which (Ist time) a new Farce, called A YEAR IN AN HOUR; or, The Cock of the Walk. THEA TRE RIOYAL, ENGLSfO1'E0A.IHU-HOUSEirEnSra?d. In consequence of the preparations for openiing the Theatre for the summer season of the English Opera, the Preprietor announces the Last Nights (THIS present EVENING, June 17, and Satuirday) of the ,A'nnual Lecture oni Peculiarities, Character, and Manners, fQunded oa Observations and AdveAttures duriag Mr. h;ATHEWS' late TRIP TO AMERICA. 2Wh'lf SURREY THEATRE. THIS present EVENING will be presented an entirely new and interestiing romantic melodrania, caled MARTHA THE GIPSY. After which, a new burletta, ln one act, called NIPT IN THE BUD. Dick Volatile (astroling Youth)nMr.Joh Reeve, who wlll introduce the two favourlte comic Songs of 'The Churehwardens' Dinner,' and 'What is a Weman like?' The wholeto conclude with an entirely new grand terride and legendary romrance,caUedDOCTOR FAUSTUS; or, The C.mpact of Blood! DA tIS's ROYAL AjIMPfITTHBATRE, Westminstcr.bridge. THIS EVENING, theunprecedentedlys4oag-nideentreprelentatlon of THE BATTLE OFWATEIILOO. W*ith(IOthtinmeinEnglarndlagrand eWuestrlan performance. called TtlE CARNIVAL OF VENICE; or, The hasquerade on a Horse in full Gallop: invented by Monsieur Ducrowv. and in which, without quitting ils horse's back, he *will per- sonate the characters of Polichinel, Pierret, Harlequin. Columbune, Bacchus, and Adonis. After-which, Exercises by the Turkish Mlare Beda, and the Little Horse Harlequin. Mlousieur Dwerow's Feats on twvo Hoerses. To coictlude with anew entertainment, byl,lr.W.Barwy- more, calledAGAVdEMNON, THE FAITHFUL NEGRO; in the course of which, a grand Ballet and Cocost-nut Dance. AQUATIC THEATRE, SAIDLER'S WELLS. THIS EVENING theentertaainments will commence at half-past 6 'clock preciselv, with a-broad farcical entertalament, called LOVE, LAW, AND PUGIiISM; or, Tbe Latin Scholar. After which (thied time at this theatre) a favourite musical buirletta, called THE HEART OF OAKl; or Half-seas over. To conclude *vith an entirely new and interesting melodrama, caUed THE BRA2'qEN WATER TOWER; or, The Doubtful Child. ROYAL CORURC. THEATRE Trlumpbant Success of Mr. Cobham, Goethe's Terrific Drama of Faustus the Battle of Trafalgar, and Nev Comic Pantomime. THIS S;VENINGt Will be presented an entlrely newv. Interesting, an2d terrific drama, called FAUSTUS; or, The Demon's Victim. After w'lich ane entirely new naval melodrama, called THE BATTLE OF TRAFALGAit; -or, The l)eath of Nelson. To conclude wIth a new comic pantomime, caUed HARLEQUIN AND THE KING OF TEIE RUDY MINE; or, The Fairy Brilliant. ROYAL GARDENS, VAUMXI.4LL. (Under the especial Patronage of lIis MajistY.) TO-MORROW EVENING, June 18, WATERLOO GRAND MILl- TARY FETE, in honour of the Victory of Waterloo, gainei by the Illustrious l5'elilngtou mnd the Heroes nuder his command. The gar- deans wlil be superbly decorated and the illunminations splendid in the extreme,with npwards ofl2,OO0addetional iampsdisplayed in military and otherdevlces. The entertainments will be on the grandest pos- sible scale, and in addition to the grand baUct of TheChineseWeddmng, the principalPaplls of Monsieuf Liullin Will danee the Minuet de la Cour, the Gavotte, and a Quadrillc by sixteen other pupils. A change of Cosmoramas, anongwhich is the Battle of Waterloo,a new plece, painted expressly for this ocension; ailso Capt. Parry's First acd Se- cond Voyages. The mxtch admired Fantoecini. The surprising Tight Rope, Slack Rope, French Theatre, &c. rhe Concert wil com- mneneeatthalf-past8$,ndconsistof aPproPiate Odes, Songs, Military Pieces, e. the Orchestra being eonssderably augmented and assisted by te Miitar liaids.The irewrks illexceed In brillane nd effc any former efr t,anTdh willo'nvclude $with an entirely newv Knih, eonslstinKof a doable aund brilliant Glory of Sixty-two Rays. During is brilli ant expl osion, the fearlss Young American, blr. Blaekmore. vill make his terriic Ascent on the Rope, enveloped in Fire. The niew Cbinese Entrantce wiH be opened. No orders admltted. Admission 3s. Cc. Doors opena at 7 o'clock. IPF The publication of The Tiert commenced at 8 o'clock yes- terday morning, and finished at 12.