The Times
The Times, 1824-06-07T00:00:00

KING'S THEATRE. His Most Gracious blajesty having been pleased to command that r Box sheuld be prepared for the reception of the KING and QUEEN of the SANDWICH ISLANDS, these illustrious Foreigners wID: honouir this Theatre with their presence TO-M.ORRlOW EVENING, when will be produced the grand seriout Opera,ln3aets. entitled TANCREDI. Principal Performers:-b7adamIc Ronzi de BeTiis, Signor Curinni, Signor Benetti, Signora Graziani Signor Crivelli, and Mladame Pasta. End of act I. the favourit{ Rl1rertissement. entitled L'OFFR4NgD AUX GRACES. After the opera, the favourite Divertissernent Ballet, composed by 'T. Aumer entitled LA NOCP. DU VILLAGE. AppIJcations for boxes and single subscrlptions for theseasonto be made to Mr. Seguin, 105, Quadrant, Regenit-street. __________ ______ NVPW THRATRE RtOYAL, DRURY-LANE. MADAME CATAIANI.-Mr. ELLISTON has the honour tc announce to the Nobility, Gentry. his Friends, and the Public In general, that he has fixed his BENEFIT for THIS EVENING, when Bickerstaff's Comedy of THE HYPOCRITE will be performed for the last time this season. Doctor Cantwell, Mr. Dowton; Malw-worm, Mr. Liston; Charlotte, Mrs. W. West. To which will be added. Foote's Comedy, called THE LIAR. Young Wilding. Mr. Elliston. After which, Mlr. EUiston vill return thanks for the distinguished Patronage of the Season. In the course of the evening, Madame CATALANI, who bas, wvith her accustomed liberality, ofrcred her gratuitotIs ser- vices, will display her powerful and unrivalled talenits in the following a:r- " Non Piu AndraJ," (Mozart). from Figaro, Roldes' Variations; Arlia, "Se .a Turbo; and two verses of" Rule Britannia." To cons- cludewiththe revivedFarceecalledTWO SVIVES,or a Hint toHosbands. Tickets and places may be obtaIned of Mlr. Elliston, 9, Stratford-Place; and of Mr. Spring, Box-office, 'rheatre. T9E 4TRE ROYAL, COV-EAT-GARDRATM THIS EVENING, The First Part of KING HENRY THE FOURTH. Hotspur, Mr.Young; Sir John Falstaff, Mr. C. Kemble; Lady Percy, Mliss F. H. Kelly. To concludewith HARLEQUIN AND POOR ROBIN. DAVIS's ROYAL MPHIT-HEA TRE, Wcstmitmter-bridge. THIS EVENING, the unprecedently mnagnificent reprementation of THE BATTLEOFWATERLOo. Wlith(latetnieinEnjland)agrand equestrian performance, called THE CARNIVAL OF VENICE- or The Mlasquerade on a HIorse In fuol Gallop. Invented by IMSonsicur Ducrow. and in which, wvithout quitting his horse's back, he will per- sonate the characters of Polichinel, Pierret. Harlequin, Columbine, Bacchus, and Adonis. After which, Exercises by the Turkish Mare Beda, and the Little Horse Harlequin. Mlonsieur Ducrow's Feats on twvolHorses. Toconclude with a siewenteTtainment,byMr.W.Barry- more, eaue4AfiAAlEMNON. THE FAITHFL- NEGRO; in the course of which, a grand Ballet and Cocoa-nut Dance. SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE. First Nightof a New Melodrama with Real WVater. THIS EVENING will be presented a nevw satiricAl burlesque epe- ratioeparody, called THE DIEATHI OF LIFE, IN LONDON. After whic h (by particular desire) the favourite Song of ",'he Sailor Boy capering Ashore," by Mi6s Bence. To which wil be added, the pof 1- lar Interlude of THE ACTRESS OF ALI-WORK, in which A iss Vincent, a child only 8 years of age, will perform six characters. To conclude wvithi an entirely new and interesting meclodrama, called THE BRAZEN WATER TOWER; or, The Doubtful Child. IVE'W SURREY THEA TRE. Flrst Night of a New splendid Melodrama, and Dector Faustus at Half-pr3ce. THIS EVENING will be presented a new melodrama, called GENEVIEVE; or, The Mlurderer of the Pyrenees. After wvhich, a new Scotch Divertissement- The whole to conclude with a terrifde legendarvy omance, caHled DOCTOR FAUSTUS; or, The Conmpact of Blood. Doctor Faustus, alr. Rowbotham; Maphistophales, Mr. H. Kemble; and Margaret, Mrs. W. Clifford. ROYAL, COR171TR TWEIATRE. THIS EVENING will be presented an entirely newv interesting, and terriSc drama, called FAUSTUS; or, Tlie Demon's Victim. After which (Ist time) an entirely nely navalmelodrama, called THE BAT- TLE OF TRAFALGAR; or, The Death of Nelson. To conclude with an entirely new comic pantomime, called HARLEQUIN AND THE KING OF THE RUBY MINE; or, The Fairy Brliliant. ROYAL, GARDENS, VAU41XIHALL. The Proprletors respectfully announce that the ENTERTAIN. MENTS which have received such unbounded applause on Moniday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings last, will be REPEATED THIS EVENING and on Wednesday and Friday evenings next. Admisslon Cards for the Season, for one or more Persons, may be had at the Royal Gardens, and of Fsentum and Co-, music warehouse, Strand; Cnlemeuti and CO., music warehouse, Cheapside; Musical Saloon, ISS, Regent-street; London Genuine Tea ComPanY. 23. Ludgate-bill, 8, Charing-cross, and l4S, Oxford-street; and Londor Wine Company, 141, Fleet-street, Super boxes may he engaged. Doorsopenat 7; concert cornmences at 8 o'clck. Admission 3s. 6d. Or. The publication of Tie Times commenced at 6 o'clodl on Saturday morning, andrinished at 8.