The Times
The Times, 1824-05-28T00:00:00

RLVGV C' TIEArRE. Io4IORRoW EVENING *ill ho produced Rosslni's grand serious 0p=a,in3act, entit.ed OTELLO. PrincipalPerformers .-adarne Stn, Signar Garcia, Signor Porto, bL Begrez, Signor Benetti, Slgnor frazlani, Signor Criveli, c On account of the length of the Bal- let, there wit be no divertLisement. After the Opera, the new grand Balet, In 2 acts, compDosed by H Auhner, entitled LE SONGE DOS- SIAN. Signor Benell has the bononr to announce, that Rossini's ney'7 OPra Semi-seriaof Ugo, Re d'itslia, composed expressly for %his t tre, will shortly be produced, and thatin the mean time 31adame Pasta will make her appearance in the favourite Opera of ilomeo e Clulletta Appliations for boxes and single subscriptions for the coa to be made to 11r. Seguin, lee. Quadrant, Regesit-street. NEBw TIEATfRi ROYAL, DRURV-L.AN. ror the BENEFITof M-adame VESTRIS, being the last night of her performance at thls Theatre. THIS EVENING, THE TEBPEST; or, The Enchanted Island. Prospero M.or this night only), Mr. Macready. tliranda, Mliss Povey; Dorinda, Mi&s Stephens; Arlel (for the first timel, Mtadame Vestri.% To conclude isth GIOVANNI IN LONDON. Men Giovanni, Madame Vestrzs, (the last time of her ever performing that character.) TflEA TE ROYAL, COVEATT-GARpgN rns EVENING, (2d timeb, a New Comedy',j3acts(wIvthsome music). called CHARLES Tll SECOND: or, The MTerry BMonarch. Ring Charles the Second, Mrt. C. INemnble; Lord Rochester, Isr. Jones; Lady Clara, Mrs. Fauclt; MSary. Miss hl. Tr"e. After uhich, FORTUN'E'S PRO11CS. To conclude waith the Opera of CLARI. ROYAL CUS/IJMG TH EA TRB. THIS EVENING winll be presented an entirel new and magnid- eent histcricar melodras called WLLIAM AHE CONQUEROR; or, The Days of the Curfew 8elL End of the melodrame, a comle Sncdcntal Epilogue will be spoken by Ur. John Reeve, In tie eha- cter of lire. Nosebag, from th e melodeame of Waverley. The 'u'holn to conclude with (Cth time at this theatre) an intensely inter. nating, rercarkably romante pleaslnglY poetlcalF mr s elodra- a;Htlmelange, alletlTHE ie BTLEasnI poetca musiclmeodr 4flrtff RPr.I . 'A7 . T'trrn- VFNING, IL HNRI,RYs plen WdSPECTACLE. TIIe-NtTMIZ Oxide or Laughing Gaswill continue to be admInfistered to any, or the audience who may clhesse to Inhale It; tke wonders d1f which were firs e~er1isce bySirHumpreyDar, and the exhilarating effects it rodced a decried - hatgenlean, have been fully evinced durngthpele o it eiibiiobyM.Henry. 'UNCOMMON ILLU. SlOW. TansormtIon, &., ,cpritents on Gas, Musical Glasses, Phanasmgora, &. i aditio totheportraits of Mlisses hi. Tree, Step hns,amd Pton Mesr. Mcredy,Yong,Kess,and Grlmaldi, wil b inrouce srikngliksssse o Kig enr VIL. Anne 1lul1n~an Quen ~izsbeh. Dors oen a hal-pas 6, eginat 7. NE W SURfl EY TEBA TRES. THIS EVENING will bepresented an entirely new AlUIcan melo- dranmatic ectacle, In 2 acts, called ZULUCA AND uTHE. RIVAle WARRIORs or. The Timer Hunt. Mter wlitcb, a new burletta, called THE ADVANTAGES OF LYING; or, How to give a Rout. To conclude with an entirely new melodrama, ealled HATE; or, The Cataractof the Mountain. K The publ!cation of The Times commenced at 6 oclock yester- day morninz. and finished at S.