The Times
The Times, 1824-04-29T00:00:00

-~~~~~~5 IMYG'S THEA TRE. SSgnor BeneIll relp6ctfully inforrrs the Nobility and Gentry, Sub. scribers to the Opela, anid the Pdblic, that the late period at whibch the present season unavoidably commenecd places him under the necessity of occasion!ayRiving three operas In the eek.-THlSEVENz ING wiLl be perforaed, the much admired Opermof OTELLO. Music bySlgnorRossinL. Principal performers:-.-Iadarc Pasta. Signor Gar- cla.Signor.Porto,.M.eiegrez;S.gn,i, CrivelU, Signor Ilenetti. and Signor Graziani. End ofthe first act, the DiverIssenent called L'OFFiRANDE AUX GRACES. End of the Opera, the favourite Ballet, entitled LA NOCE DIE VILLAGE. compose-d by It.Aumer. In the Divertissernent Bailet Mr.,Ub,ert willmake hislast appearance but one thisseaaon, atid Mons. Ferdinand and .Madle. Nablet will conitinue their debuts. On Saturday Madame Ronzpie Begnis will appear for the flrst time this season, and Signor Itemorini, Primo Buffo Cantante,Arill also make his first appearance inthis countryin tiemuchadmired Opera of 11 Turco ini Italia. Music by Signor Rossini. Applications for boxes and tingle subscriptions for tthe gecsen-to be made to Mr. Seguin,opera-ofice, I1f5, Quadrart, Regent-street.. NBEW THEATRE 1ROYAL. D&TRY-LAArE. TillS EVENING'THE. LORD OF TEiE MSANOR. Truemore, Mr. Braham; Moll Flagon, MIr. Liston; Annette, Mliss Stpyhens. To conclude with 10th time) a grand Egy3tian Tale of Enchantment called ZORtOASTER. or, The Pirit of the Stgr. 2WFA TEE RO F7, CO ,l EAT-7GA RD E7 . THIS EVENING, PRIDE SHALL HAVE A FALt. Torrento r.ieS; Lorcnzo, Mr. Cooper; Victoria, Miss lIammereleY. To concluae with th lile a grand melodramatic Romanee, called TIlE SPIRITS OF TtE MOON;or,The Inundation of the Nile. THEA1TRR ROYAL, BNGL.S1 OPERA-h- O U.SE,Str-and. Mr. MiATHEWS "AT HOIME" THIS EVENING, Aprl 29. and on Mondays, Tburgdays, afdd Saturdays, wSth his TRIP TO AMIERICA. Part It. A Mfonopolyloguei called ALL WELL AT NATCHITS OCHES. Doors td be opened at 7; performance commences at S o'clock. DiAi '5' iiorA 6 AifPrIITIIEA 7'RE, WI estminisekr-bridge. CrowdedHouses-everyNlght.-Real NoveSt.-?dr. Davis and Mlonsieur Ducro,w s United Stud of Horses. TSilS EVENING; the nuicrecedentedly magnificent spectacle, called THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO. Monsieur DuefoW's unique per formance of Scenes In the Circle, and Grand. Feat nf Riding on Tvo Uneaparlsoned Horsbs. To. conclude wivth THE FEUDAL LAW. .. RYj:L COH17R( THEATRE. TillS EVENING will be presented an entfIrelv nen higtfirical ro. niantie Caledonian melodrama, c"lled TIlE WF,IRD WOMTAN OF TilE ISLE9: or, Scotland's Ancient Days. After which (forthe 4th timeC at this 'cheae) the elegant and SInteresting blurletta, called THE ROCHsESTER OF FRANCE - or, Half-an-Hour'sCourtship. Riclilicu (tileR,chester of Frane) Mr. Burroughs; Mladame doGGuisO, Mrs. Wiylett, who will lutroduce !' Home, sweet homne." The %vhale to conclude with the hlgh:Z .iopuXar ldcal, characteristic. splendid, and powrerfully.lultardstlishse;edrana, called THE NORTH POLE. Pites. to he takei:olf Mr, A. Ri. Bnve3, at the new box-office, hi the Grand MaiarneSaSoorGof the theatre. W. The publcictio., of 17sc Titnes commenced at 6 o'clock yestcr- klay zqprning, and finished at 8.