KING's THEATRE.-Madame RO...
The Times, 1824-07-08T00:00:00

'T ING s THEATRE.-MadaweRONZI DE BEGN1S respeetfully begs leave to infolrm the Nobility and Gentr, Subseribers to the Opera, and the Public, that her BENEiII NIGHT wlll take place THis EVENING wvhen will be performed, positively for thaut nighat only, the favo%ux(te Heroic Opiera, Int 2 ants, bySigneor Rossini, entitled LA DONNA DEL LAGO - produced under thne mmedSate superintendence and direction o? Signor ,03sin,, Between the acts Monsieur Ferdinand and Madarne C. Vestris will dance the favourfte Chaehucha, from the balet La Fete HongLroise; At the end of thle opera, and by particular desire, Signor de Begng s will act the SCENA, with die orchestra, frons the favourIte opera II Favia. tic pe IaMuscs.To onlud wih te fvouitBallet Of LA NOCE DE VILLAGE. AppliCc?antiCOns fWor btoxes anodrticklet hose Issued for the i7th June wIll be admitted) to be made to gaclame Ronzl de Xiegnle, 37, Golden-square; or to Mr. Segaln, at the Opera.office, 105, ,. Madame CATALANI. NEW TREATRR ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING, THE MAN OF THE WORLD. Sir Pertinax MNacsycophant t2d time at this Theatre), Mr. Terry; Egerton, Mr. Elliston; Lady Rodolpha Lumbereourt; Miss S. Booth, In the course of the evening, Madame CATALANI wIll sing Grand Scena ed Aria 'Dells Tromba,' (Portogalloi; ICease your funning; New Variations of 'LL BiondLna in Gon oletta,' (Paer); and twvo versus of ' Rule liritannia.' To conclude vitih THE REVOLT OF THE GREEKS. For th BENEFIT of Mr. FAltLEY. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDRA. THIS EVENING,TRE CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE. To wrhich will be added, HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS. After vhicl'Mr.Farley will have tile honourofgivingaMASQUEfRADE to the London Performers of tll the London Theatres, who have kindly seerp ted his invitation; and a fewv select friends, Wyho are re. qiucsted to intirmatetheir intention of aupeasing in Character, or if Domino, by a note addregsed to Mr. Farfey, 3, Hart-street, Blooms. bury. Mons. Docrow has kindly volunteered his service on tlile ecaz slon, and will erform several Feats of Novelty en Horseback. Tickets and Places to e had of Mtr. Parley, 3, Hart-street, B roo ysbtlrY, and at the Box-offlce. __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ THEATRE RfYAL, HAYMARgET. TItS EVENING S"E STOOPS TO GONQtJUER. Mr. Hardeastie, Mr. 'iliriams; Tony Luinpin . Mr. Listpn; Young Marlow, Mrr.Vlningh Mssateriy. After whlh Ml.STiTH. To conclude *ith SIMPSON AND CO. THEA TRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HO USEB Strand. THIS EVENING, (2d time), a eomic Operetta, in one act, called MIITARYTAC ICS. After which, THE MAID AND THE MAGFIE. Er"erard, Mr. C. F. Younge, (his 1stappearance In London); Annette, Mlss Kelly. After which, THIE MONKEY ISLAND, or, Harlequin and the Load- stone Rock. DAVrS's ROYAL AMPHITIJTHRATEE, Westminster.bridge. THIS EVENING the magnideent scenie representation of THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO. After wvhich, Monsieur Ducrow wvill perform four new Scenes In the Circle, descriptive of the Reaper, the Roman Gladiator, the Flight of Mercury, and coneluding with the nePlus ultra of the equestrian art, the WlId Horse and the Savage: with (10tth time) a. spectre romance, called DAFT MEG OF THE CLIFF; or, The Seventh Night. ROYA L COR URt. TH;A TRE. THIS EVENING will be presented a grand historical melodrama, called WALLACE, THE HERO OF SCOTLkND. After whtoh, the laughable burletta of SIR MATTHEW MIEDDLE. To conclude Witthlan entirely new melodramatic and pantonliwic spectacle, called MUNGO PARIC; nr, The Source of the Nlle. ROYAL GARDENS, VAUXI,ALL. (Under the especial Patronage of Hise Majesty.) TO-MORROW EVENING the AM USEMENrS will consist of a GRAND CONCERT of VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. The surprising French Juggler having succeeded in absolutely astonishing his audience, will (lor the third time) exhibit his wonderful perform- ances, which far surpass anything of the kind ever attempted. The new Pantonime, wvhich has been all thte wInter lin preparation, and performed for the llrst time on Wedc!esday evening, with new scenery, dresses, and decorations, so rapturously received by a very brili.ant assemblage, will he repeated, under the direction of Monsleur Hu.lin. It is entitled THE FAIRY OF THE OAK; or, Harlequin and the Woodcutters. Fantocaini, Tight and Slack Rope, Ascent and Descerit on tlhe Rope by the surprising oung American In; the midst of the mnost splendld Fireworks. 'rhe tavourite comic songs of Poily HoPkins," "Jocv of Vauxhall," "Chapter of Cooks," and "The presumptuous little Fly," &c., may be had at the bar of the Gardens; also books of all the songs, Doors open at 7. Concert commences at 8. Admission 3s. 6d. ROYAL GARDEN.S, VAUX HAL. (Under the especlal Patronage of His Majesty.) The Proprietors most respectfully announce, that THE ANNUAL JUVENtLF> FETE is fix:ed for Saturdiay nexet, Jull 10, when the whole of the splendid Amusements, briliant IllumTnarfons. magnifcent Firewrorks, and wrunderful performances of the surprising French Juggler, &c, will take place. r, The publication of The Tmrncs commenceri at 6 o'clock yes- terday morning. and finished at P.