The Times
The Times, 1824-09-03T00:00:00

T )I?A TI? R RO3.4 r,. ItA IMAl -r R T ErT. TIIIS EVENING, THE BUSYBOI)V. Str Ogorge Alry, Mr. Vining; Slarplot, Mr. Harley; MIranda, (Ist time), Miss Gheswe. T conclude with SWEE1HEAiR, RTS AND WiVES. I First Night of Mr. Ma:thews Frniagement. T 11 0t 7 E sW 1511 Oi's It. I-HO USER, Strand. Tf1IS ATIU;Ru ;i st timze, a new farce iii 2 acts, to be called ,lONATHAN IN ENGI.AND. Jonathani W. Doutbikins (a real Yankee, landed at Liverpeol), Mr. Mathews; . Natty Larkspur, Mr. Feeley. After wlich (asttime)a nefw musical drama in 2 aets, called TilE FROZENLK. To conclude with (with a new feature) TlIT OR MISS Dick Cipher (steeped In the follles of 1824. wIth a ripened fancy and a brace of sporting songs) by Mr. Mlathews. D.4 !'lS'sQ RO.1 O AMP/Y4 TE11T EET , lFctstnin.rler-.hrieL-e. TlilS F.VFNING (li9th tinme) THFI B.ATTLE OF WATERL6O. The Sailor's Return, by Monsieur Duerow, and (5th tinle) the extraor- dinary German draina, Nwith the orIginial music, called DER F REISCH UT N. Mr. D %VIS respectfully announce. his i3ENEFIT will take place oln :Mondav niext, Sept. (i. Tickets and places to be had ofMr. Kinloch, at the Thcatre. v if S STrRlTEY THErH A TREP. TIIS EVENISO will be presenited an entirely newv Chinese melo- drane, of corsiderarle interest, called THE BURNING BiiiDGE; or, The Spectre of rhe Lake. After which. Mr1E. Flemmingtoi wvill give h is admIlred Illustration of the Art of Ventriloquism. and conclude with Ili'atians of several pompular Actors. A favourite Song, by Mlr. Gibbon. Thie ovhole to, conclude with a grand Fastein romance, in 2 Rets, called ALiMAZAIDE ; or, The Fortress of Astracaii. ROYAT,. CORUEf TURFATIt!?. THIS EVENINGO ivill be presenlted a newv grand historical and dramatic memoir, in three actc, ecmorisie,g a variety of the most mcmnrahle occuirrenices and remarkahle incidents in tl,e LIFE AND REIGN OF GEOiRGE Ill., THE FATHER OF HIIS PEOPLE. King Gecrfre the Third. Mr.Blencough ; The Prince of Wnles, Mr.Burroughs: The Dukeosf York, Mr. Smith; Prince Willitm Henry, Duke of Cla- rene,>, Mirs. L.eclereq; The Right Hon. Charles James Fox, Mr.Villlers, his 5th appearance; Tihe Right Hon. Richard Brinsley Sheridin, IMr. Lewis; Lord Erskine, Mfr. WiisnV Williarn Wilberforce, Esq., Mir. Crumpton: &e. &c. Queen Charlotte, Mrs. Weston; Lady Harriiugton, Mirs. Debioset NMarga_ret Nicholson, Mrs.Coibham; &c. &c. To cun- clude with THE BLIND BEGGAR. Th1e Blinid Beggar of Bethnal- green, MIr. Hluntley. Positi"c;y the Last Night. ROY.AL (1- DRn .S', V.4'rX;J I .1, . (Utider the especial Patronage of Hk SMajestv.) rhe Proprietors respectfully announee, that the Gerdens will ('ose for the season TilS EVENING, Sept. 3, %vith a REPETITION of the superb UNiON GALAO , which will enibrace the folowliig attraction,s of the season, and will exhibit most of the Decorations and Devices displayed oni the King's Birth-day, the Cor,miation Gala, the Dtike o,f Virk's Night, the Duke of Clarence's Night, the Waterloo Pete, the Sailin,. latch, and the Jtiver.ile Nlght. Tihe Entertainmenits vill be more attractive than ever, and will include ti,e Concert : several Nvi~ sll le performed.Lnth usm,al admired Chinec Weddinm, for the lagt time, by time %rhole strength of the company. The Fantoceinil will also he performed twice dtiring the evening, and svill exhibit every flegure shbmswn In ti: seasimim thle last nIght. 'i'he (osnmoramas will be illumina;ted fir tile last night. The Slack Rope Evolutlotis as usulal, which hale highly amused the viniters every night of time scasoi, last night. The Hy- dratilles, greatly Improved bv Mr. Morris, Will be displayed wvith several ingenious deviccs, qluite new. 'I'he Fircesorks willl combine all the livelty of the s,asnio, ushich has leen unifilrmlv holloured by tile Msost rapturolus applause. The Illuminatloiis %;iIll le ons the grandest seaje, Includilg 30,000 additional lamlps, which *s'ill present a blaze of sple;;dour aiid brillixncy never hefore witniessed in this or any imther country. The Freinch 'lieatre, ilevolving Evening star, 11 unmi iated Foui;tain, with all the *-ther Entertalnments, mmiil be exhibited during the evenillg. Domars open at 7. Admsslion 3s. jin. tc2 The publication of The Titilet commenced ati O'clock yc5- day lilorning, ant1 finishieti at &i.