The Times
The Times, 1824-03-29T00:00:00

TO-MRROW IN~G'S TJ?RATR& TOitled OW RN IV peformed a oomic Open, en- tild LSRBlERE DI SIVIGIAI The m usic by SInr Rosgini. Between the acts, the DlivrtIssmznt called L'AD AATION AU SOLEIL. Ind of the opera, the ner gmnd Balnlt entitld LI SONGE IYOSSIAN. Applicationsforboxesand single eubstriPtl.eX for the season to be made to Mr. Seguin, opera.otwe, 15. QuL. dratit, Rspnt-streett _ _ _ NEWV THtTR'ROYAL.DUYLAi XER~~~R- , _j)URY-zLANC THIS ENRNING. PIZARRO. RoLa, Mr. Kean; , El-ira, Mrs. Bunn, (har 29 a!pearance In that cbwaseter.) Toconclude with THE CA ARlACT eP THE GANGES. THRATRE ROYAL, C'O7EV?T.GARD2VB THIS ;VENING (9th time), t new eomesty with Sonp, eDeLd PRIDB SHALL HAVE A FALL. To conclude wlth HARLEQUIN AND POOR ROBIN. THEA T,E ROYAL, RATGLISIIOPRRAHOUSR,Sfr4a4 Yr. MATHEWS wPI be "AT HOMIp. THIS EVENINCa. and on Thursday, and Satud RPTAERICA. Part ULt. AMosoP0- lylogue, called ALL WELL AT NATCHlOCHE Doors to be opeied at .7: performanBe commeneca at ? oclock. Boxes to be taken of Mr.Stevenson t the e ut-otle, Strad *ntrance, from 10 till Z5. Placejcannotpossibly be keptafter half-past 8 oclock AT,Prn TURr7RB XTRAMD. For the HENEFIT of lr. RUSSELL and Mivs L. HAMMERSLEY. HiHls EVENING wUll be wresented (for the lAt time these 2 yeas) the favourite burletta of THE DEUCE IS IN HER. A Grand lvetr- tissement, In whlch 'Ill be Introduced Master Wright, pupil of Mr. Ruscsll, La Pantalon, b the Cerps d Ballet accompanied by Mastr Wright. A Pas Seul by XIss Daly. A comic fsnce Mr. Walbourn- A grnd Pas de Deux by Mr. J. Jones and Mrs. Seetrle. Grand Finale, accompanlcd by MIasterWVrlght. After Wvhich. the much-admired bur- lesou,c, ntltled QUADRTJPEDS. In the course of the evening. bv par- ticulardesire, the following Songs he Mlocking Bird," Each hs M a Lover but me,- and The celeDrated Bravura, from "The Wood- man," by Hiss L. Ham meraler. To conelude with (for the lIt tiM* this eseson) the admired burletta of BRUNo. Tickets to be had of iIssl Hammersler. IS, Cecil-street, Strand, and at the Theatrc, vher,t places mnay be taken. AtgiV SfJNHr y Tf, F,-TRE. For the BENFIT of Mir. RORAUER, Box-book and Housekeeper. THIS EVENING will be presented a grand romantic drama, cailed THE BURNING WOOD. After which, an Interesting melodrama, In 2 acts, called TIiE PASSIONS. In the course of tile evening. 'Sueh aBeautyI dogrow," by Mr. Herring. A favourite Ballad, br Mss Tkunstal. Comic Song, by Mlr. Vale. Duet, "Wandering Savoyards5 by Miss Tunstall and Miss HFealy. And a Broad Sword Hornpipe by MoliSs Adcock. The wvhole to conelude with an entirely new melo- drama, In3acts, celled THE CALABRIAN ASSASSIN, or, The Re- cluse of the Monsarery. Tickets to be had of Mr. Rorauer, 2, Derby- street, 'arliamentstrest, Westminbrer, and at the Box-offce of the Theatre, where plaes3 sosy be taken, ROrYA, COWUHI fTIF'ATRE. Last Night but One of the Company's Performance this Season. For the BENEFIT of Mr. BLANCHARD. THIS EVENING Nrill he presented, a new domestic taie of Interest, lnp acts, calied THE BANDIT OF THE BLIND MINE. In the course of the evening will be introduced numerouis Erntertainments, form- ing an Oilsapdrida. or Dish of all Sorts: consisting of sones, exhibi- tiom, &c. T.o oouclude wiSth an entirely new g rand Prusnsan nielo- dramatic romance, Is 2 acts, called FREDERICK THE GREAT AND THE DESERTER1 or, The Assassins of the Furest. Tickets to be had at Mr. Blanchard's louse, nearly opposite the stage-door of the Theatre; and at the Box-offlce of the Theatre. T TLh piolWicatjon of The Times commenced at 6 o'clock on Satutday motnng.andIiiliehlsat halfpast&