The Times
The Times, 1824-03-19T00:00:00

KING'S THEA TRE. TO-MORROW EVENING will be performed (for the last timiie this season), the favourite Opera BtiriTh, in 2 acts, entitled IL FANATICO PER LA) MUSICA, in which NM ladamie Catalani will suistain the prinei- pal character, end initroduce in tte ste,nd act several nielv pieces of mllsle. Between the acts, the favourite Divertissenmentelevaleresque, called HONNEUR AUX DANIES. End of the opera, the new grand Ballet, wivth new scenery, dresses, and decoratians,entitled LE SONGE D'OSSIAN, composed by it. Aumer. On, Tuesday, for the first this season, the ,rand scrious Opera, entitled Ricci.rdo e Zoravda, composed by Sigiior Rosslni. Applications for boxes arid singcle sti6scriptions for the season to be made to Mr. Seguini, opera-ofhice, lea, Quadrant, Regelut-street. THEAT RI ROY-AL, CO rsVNT-GA4R DE. ULTprecedented Combination of Native Talent. TiHlS EVENf?NG, Miarch 19, a Grand Performance of ANCIENT and MIODERN MIUSIC, under the direction of Mr. Bochsa. ilart i. A SE- LECTION of SACREB MUtSIC, in whihel all the Principal Slingers will perform. By particl4sar desire, and for tire last time this semon, Luther's Hymn, Nr. BrahaLnl. Between the first and second parts, a Neiv Concerto, Flute, MJr. Nicholson. Duer, hMrs. Sulmon and Miss Stephens, " Swreet Echo." Part 1i. (Forthesecond tiimeiii thiscouittry) in consequence of the great applause 1i Ith whi1h it ws& received last light, the Sacred Oratorio, entitledJBRUSALEM DELIVERED, trans- lated from the German; the Music b)y tiAe,Abbe Stadler, Director o1 Music to the Bumperor of Austria. Betveen the second and third parts, Fantasia, Horn, blr. I'uzzi; Duet, Mrs. Salmon and Mtr. Sinclair, " Ah, perd.rua." Part ITT. A GRAND MISCELLANEDOUS ACT, in which all the Pieces that were rapturously encored on Wednesday last vill be repeated. Prineipal Performers-1fr5. Saimon, Miss Stephens, Mfiss Paton, Miss NI. Tree, Miss Goodall, Miss Venes, andi MiTss Melville: Mr. Rrahain, Mr. Sapio, -ir. Silnelatir, M lr. Bellamiy, M,Jr. TI. Welhli, Mr. T. Cooke, Mr. Hawes, and Master Louighuirst. THEATRE ROYAL, ENVGLI.SHOPEJ:A-JIOUSE ,Stand. Mr. MIATHEWS'" AT HOME," oni rhursday, Mtarch 25, wvith lbs ANNUAL LECTUItE oni Peculiarlties, Character, and Manners, ifi an entirely newventertainnent, entitled A TRIP TO AM,ERICA. The box-office Is open frons 10 till 4 da~iy. THEA TR ROE 0 L, ENG LISFI OPERA- HO USE, !trand, oqppositc Watcrloo-bridgA. THIS EVENING, and on Wednesdays and Friday.x in Lent.- LECTURE onAsRlONONMY and the PH NOMZNA of the HEAVENS ane of the EARTH. The lecture to be delIvered by Mlr. BARI'LEY. Begins at 7. Concludes at 10. ADELPtIu 7''EAT'RE, S'TR7AND. M. HENRY has the honour to announce, that he will repeat at tiis Theatre THIS EVE N\ING, and vvery Wedresdayand Friday durlng Lent, his astonishingand mnagnificent display of UNCOMMION ILLU- SpIONS,wonderfuCly iesar.orpP;ho?rsesand ntuerieisting illustrations in ne rinmd asto3nish1ing feats of Mtanual Dexterity, amazing Combinla- tions, Transformations, &c. Part 111. Novel an;d Interesting Experi- ments on Gas, Part IV. Mt. Henry lll attempt several mBlodcs, airs, &ec., on the Musical Glasses,s Part V. M. iienry's celebrated Opti- callllusions. Dirorso e t6 n omnea 7-t .