The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-04-03 00:00:00

ING'S TilEA'fltE.—Tbe Public are respectfully
JIA informed that a GRAND SIASQUERA DE will take place
at this Theatre on Til lISDAY NEXT, on which 'occasion the
unrivalled local resources this Establishment offers will be employed,
so as to produce a Masked Fite, in the style of those gireu on the
Continent during the Carnival, especially at Venice, Naplet, Milan,
and Pruitt.
The interior of the Theatre. which *lll be converted into a spatiouti
Saloon, will be brilliantly illuminated, as well as the King's Con-
cert-room, in both of which choice andelificienr Binds will be placed
fat Country Dawes, Reels. Quadrilles, and Waltzes. 4 Royal Milt-
tary Band will also be stationed in thiThMtre, to reliete the others
by the performance of some of the mitt improved Svmphoules. and
other pieces of tousle. Several of tly Performers belonging to this
Theatre, and others in the Metropolis, 'have "volunierred their per.
vices, anti a variety of Groups will be introduced. The apnba.
tion bestowed on the last Masquerade, with regard to the selelted-
netts of the company, has induced the Managers of this not to revert
to the former injurious practice of distributing a number of Cha-
racter Tickets ; theretOre in this lainance they will he but sparingly
given, and only to those persons wilier respectability anti acknow.
ledged talent wilt he considered as likely to eandoe,i, to the hilarity.
of the evening's entertainment. T' -- One Gdinea each. I, lag
the usual ?vitt:4lo2oms of Tam. 0
Chile* "Mem Tes. ad.
end dtamieltittation evinced on most4asfoni by Mr. Grogan,— Al
be provided in the Gallery Coffee Robin for width Tickets may be
procured at 7*. C.d. each and some of the veer best wines the eel.
Jars of Mr.'illlarles ince, of Craven.street, Strand, (His Majesty's
Purveyor,) can produce, will be placed at the disposed of Amateurs,
Lists of which and Prices, will be placed In conspicuous places
about the Theatre. A certain number of Boxes will be detached
from the other parts of the house, fee Families and Parties to see
the Masquerade, and may be had en application at the Opera
'Office, 27. Old Bond-street. Two lituittras.each. Masks. Domi-
noes. &e. to be had in the Theatre. No Person admitted without
a Mask. The most complete ariangetneat has been made with
respect to the Police, which will be under the direction of Mr.
Ilandley, of Queen-square Police Off fie. It is deemed necessary
to apprise the Public, that no Ivory Tickets will be admitted; and
in order to guard against the intrusion of disorderly persons, no
Tickets can he had but at the Doors ea fight, at 27, Old Bond-street,
and at the following Masquerade Warehouses :—Mr.
Lower Brook-street; Mr. Hunt, Daries-street, Berkeloi-square;
Mr. Marsh, 145, Oxford-street i Mls Emanuel, 13, Panton-street ;
Mr. Thresher, Hay-market; sleiers. Brooks and Heath, Great
Newport-street; Mr. Beim Royal Exchange: Mr. Simmons,
Holywell-street ; Mr. Barthelot. Hairdresser. iiatton-gardeq.;
Mr. Nathan, Berwick-street, Soho; and Mr. Fentum. strand.
Admission to the Gallery 3s. The Doors will be thrown open at
Teo o'Cloek—Supper Rooms at One.