The Times.
The Times, 1824-08-03T00:00:00

KINVG'S TIzJA TRE. Last Nlght but Three. THIS EVENING, Aug. 3, Will be perforned, by particular desire, and for the last time this scason, the favourite lheroic Opera, in 2 acts, called LA DONNA DEI LAGO. Music by Signor Rossinl. Owingto the lengtk of the Performance, thero will be nlo Divertlssement, After the Opera, the nev Ballet, entitled LE PAGE INCONSTANT composed hy M. D'Atiberval, and revived by b. Aumer. in which NMonsieur Ferdinand and hladenmoisclle Nablet vill appear for the last time but onc. ApPicatlons for bo,xcs to be made to N5r. Segiln, Opera- office. 105, QuadranCt There wvill be an Opera on Thursday next. T-EATR:1 ROYAL, iIAYIrARKET. TiilS EVENING, SEE'I1G IS BELIEVING. After vhich, MARRIED AND SINGLE. Beau Shatterlly .Mr.W.Farren: Scamper. Mr. Vining; Mrs. Shatterly, Mrs. C. Jones. To conelude wvith SWEETHEARTS AND WIVE.S. Billy Lackaday, bSr. Liston Laura. Miss Love. THEA TRH ROVAL,R2GLS[1 OPERA-JO U,TSr,Sf rand. THIS EVENING, a new musical performance, called DER FREISCHTJTZ; .r, The Seventh Bullet. Rodolph, Mr. Braham ZEmIet, Mr. T. P. Cooket Agnes, Miss Noel Ann, Mfiss P-ovey. To conclude with "* WILI. IIAVE A WIFE ! DA VIS3' RO YA AMPIII THEA TEE, W esminter-.bridge. THIS EVENING, the unprecedentedly magnificent spectaCle of THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO. After twhich, MSonsieur Duerow wvill perform the admnired EquestrIan Pantomitne Scenes of Le Pas- tent or Shepherd's ilov, Le Jcux des Drapeaux, aid(lwithMfademoIselle l)ucrowlv Cupi and zephyr. Exercises by the Turkish Mare Beda. T, conclude wvilh Mr. W. Blarrymore's new bantomimne, celied HAR- LEQUIN AND THE DIIAGO "!F OF1 WAIEY NTT'n M.Sothy The Battie of Waterloo at half-past s . Clown, lr. Southby. 1V ew SURREY THEA TRE. THIS EVENING will be precsented an entirely new melodrama, In3acts,(ofpowerfuliniterest),called THE ORPHANOFTHEPYRE. NEES; or, Tihe Sicilian Q0ieee. After whIch, a Pas Seul, by Miss Rountree. To wvhich will be added, a no'v ro,mantic serio-comic Tiece, in 2 acts, called THE CALIPH HAROUN ALRASCHID- or,. The Arab of the Desert. In the course of the evening, IL Song, by ,Jr. Gibbon. The whole to conclude with a new comic Pantormime, called THE FAIRIES' PARADISE; or, Harlequin Ploughboy. ROYAL, COB(TUG TI-IHEATHER. THIS EVENING will be presented a newv tragic drama of a Peeu- liar coisstriction, called ST. GOT'HARDS MouNT; or, Fatal Retr- bution. After which (compressed into.one act) thefav)urIte r.ationali melodrama of THE HAU N TED HULK: or.The Rebel's Heir. The whole to conclude wvith THiE OLD OAK CHEST; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter. ROYAL GARDENS, VA.4X!IALrT. TO-MORROW EVENING -ili be a splendId GALA FETE, under the especlal Patronage of His Majesty, with a constant sutecesalis of AMUSEbtENTS trom 8 till 12 o'clock, consisting of a Grand Concert of Vocal and Instrnmental Mlusic; Grand Battle Sinfonla. composed by Mr. Rooke; the newv popislar Overture to Oer Frelsehutz; the sur- prisiniT Performances of the Freneh Juggler, which have met the approbation of nearly all Europe; the New Pantominie; niewv Per- formance of the admired Fantocecinl Tight and Slack Rope, neNv Cosinoramas; the splendid Musical Temple will be exhibited ; Fire- works, terrific Ascent of the young Ameriean, dsc. In consequence of repeated solicitations to resumiie the favourite Ballet of the C ilnese Wedding, the Proprietors respectfully announce that iLtwill be per- formed otr a few nights alternately with the New 1'antomime. Doors open at 7. Admission 3. lid. 0' The publication of T'e Timnes commenced at 6 o'clock yester- day morning and finished at 8.