The Times
The Times, 1824-04-26T00:00:00

BOARD OF GRF^EE CLOTH, St. .James's Palace, April 24, 1824. By Commatnd of His Majesty, Notice is tereby given, that all Carriages going to His Majesty's Drawing Room, at St. James's Palace, onl Thursday. the 29th of April, are to fall Into the line at the top of St. James's-street in Plecadilly, go dowvn the left hard side of the street, round the corner of Pall-mall, andcnt,r at the iron gtei nerest to the Palae;, set dovn atthe Ar- and e,t and conc intn ofa the Pleaa3ce-yoatrd bPyi thle iron gate nearest to M2rliborough-houee, and pass through Pail-mali in to St.James's-square: in taking up, thieyare to come dowvn St. James's-street in likce ninner, passing through the eame gates as wvhen they set do-n, and go away through PaU-mnali. No Hackney-coaches will be permitted to come within the iron gates, but must set down at the outside thereof, and go avay through The gate at the top of Constitotlon-hill vill he open only for car- riages of persons having theentre, w hich are to proceed don-n Con- stitution-hill, and enter the Palace at the Starble-yard gate, turn ilito the Arhassadors'court, eet down at theAreade,and gao ut at the gate- vay in Cleveland-row; turn to the left, and wvait in Clevelanid rowv. the Stable-Yard, or St. James's-park, till called for; then to take up in the same order as they had set down, pass away through the sane gateway.and go up the left hand side of St. James's-street. The car- riages of Ambassadors, the Ministersi and Great offlcers of State, ma.y remain In the Arnbassadorp'eourt tiit called for. ma'I ickets for carriages beloniging to persons having the entre, going in at the gate oin the top of Constitution-hill, will 3e delivered at the Beard of Green Cloth, St. Jamens's Palace, on Wedinesday next, betwen the hours of I and S O'clock. Chairs are to comne dowvn the right banid side of St. James's-street fron Piccadilly; dress chairs are to enterat the great gate of thePalace, and pass under the Colonnade Into the Ambassadors'-cotirt, set down there, and wVait ii Engine-court till caUled for. Hackney chairs are to eni ter at the newv Foortivay irongate r,earest to the Palace, set dowl n under the Arcade, alid pass away on the outside of the carriages through the niew Footway Irongate, next to ?Marlborough.house. KING'S THE. ITRE. TO-MORRow EVRNING wvill he nerfornied, for the 2tt time this season, the grand seriouis Opera, in 3 acts, cntitled OTELLO. Music by Signor Rossini. Principal performers:-;.adame Pasta, Sigiror Garcia., aladame (aradorl, Mons.Begrez, Signor Porto, Siglnor Belnetti, Signor Crivelli. Eind of the firstact. tihe favourite Divertissemnent, called L'OFFIIANDE AVX GRA(gES,ln uhich Madle. Noiiler wtill dsn-ee a Pas de Deux wvith Mlr. Alhert. After the Opera will he produced the favourite comic Divertissenent liallet, called LA FETE liOX- GROISE, Inmwhich Madle. Noblet and Mfr. Albert vill dance a Pas de Denix. Signor Biieelli respectf,lly begs leave to infoirm the Nobility andl Gentry, Sublscribers to the opera, and the Public, theat the late period at whlich the season nnsvoldalbly comm,en,ed, Place; hiim uin- der the ntecessity of occasionailygyivrig thiree operas in the week. and he talkes the opportunity *,f availing hirself'of the Drawing itoon, to give atn Opera on Thursdayne-at, when tire nmehi-adnlired Operaof Otello will ie repeated, in which Madle. Pasta wvill make her 3d ap- pearance. Mtadle. Ronzi de Beznis and Sig. Re,norini, prime buffe caItante, will siortly iippear in the popular Opera of it T'urco in Italia. Applicati,ine for boxcs anid sinigle subacriptions fur thie season to be made to Mr. Seiltin, oiVera.othee, 105, Quadralt, ite- gent-street. NEV TPFP,4'THR RfMr.IV , nRt,rRlY-LAIVE. THIS EVENIfNG, THE WINTER'S TALE. Leontes, Mr. Macready: Autolveus. Mlr. M.unden; Hermione, Mtrs. Bunia. To conclude with (7th tnm, n grand Egyptian Tale of Enchantment, called ZOROASTER: or, The Spirit of the Star. THB'T.?f7T i'o7,4 ro s 1.. TEV -GARDEM.V THIS EVENING, HAMLET. 1-tamlet, Mr. Young; Ophelia, Miss M. Tree. To concltide wvith (7th thne) a grand inelodralnatic Romance, called TTIlE SPIRITS OF THS MOON: or, The bliundation o.f the Nile. THfEATRE ROYAL, R\rG LIS!! 0 Pl'ItA-IOtT.N'E.St'r,nd. Nlr. MATHEWS "AT HOME' THIlS EVENING. April26, and on Mondays, Thuirdays, and Saturdays, wvith tis I'ltIP TO AMIERICA. Part 111. A Nooipolyl-.goe, elled ALL WELL AT NATCHITOCHES. Doors to be opened at 7, perfor;nancc commences at 8 o'clock. .4DRlP!/J TI/?'j Tr-i'i. Ir?)D. M.IIE.NRY has thehonour rnrninounce,that havingentered intonew arrangements with the Proprictors of tlisl lieatre, tie will repeat Tl IS EVENING his astonllingand mragnificent S!ECC'ACLE&'f UNCOMI- MION ILL.USiONS, wonderful Mectamorpho,ses, &c., inrtcrspersed wvith, interesting.Miustrations it, Expernima;tal Chymisery, Alnimerated Paint- igs,&c. Parts I ati 11. NI. Henry will exhilit his r,en- and Astm,ilirhiir Illsio ns, amazing Comillnati,ons, Tramsfor;natii',n. &c. Part 111. Novel and InterestiTg Experiments on Gas. In the eourse of the eveniny. \i. Heniry will attempt several melodies, popular airs, &c., o,n the Musical Glasses. 'The er-cung's efntertsinrnient.s x'ill conclude swith Ni. Henry's eel ebrated Optical illusions. Dotors openii at half- past 6, andeunnuence ast 7. S.4 AL.ER'S TERLLS THE,ATRE. THfS EVENING the entertainments will comiimence vith a popular grand romantic melnirarra, called ORA: or, The African Slaive. Shileld's much admired Song, " Oi brinig me wine," by Mir. Vardley . (from the TleatreR1oyal, Drury-lanc.l To wvhich svill be adlded (by mo,st Particular desire, and for this ni0gt onici tbhe very laughablie in- terlude, called THE SN1OKE0) MISER or, 'The Ilenrtit of Hanglng. To concludewitht antiewand splenidid pantomirne,called IIARLEQUIN's OPFERING: or, The Golden Harvest. DA VIS's RO Y7A t, A P Iii I'l 7 AJB 'IR 'E. iraltIi,lcr-bm idge. Crowvdedlouises every Night.-Real Nosvelty.-Mr. Davis and Mlonsieuir Ducrow's United Stud of Horses. TillS EVENING, the uziprecedentedly magniifieenit sprectaele, called THE B.A'TTLE OF WATERLOO. Monsieur Ducrow's ilinique per- formnance of Sccies in the Cirele, and Grand Feat of Rdid!g .n Two Uneaparlsoned Horses. To conclude with THE FEIJDAL LAW. RUj A,il. C( )HI'r81' ii Tl':T1R. First AppearaNce of Mr. Binrr-onghs and MIrs. Waylett. THIS EVENING will be presented an entirelv new hsl.r.rieal ro. mantic Caledoniaii inielodratnia, called TIIE VFIRI) WOMAN OF THE ISLES: or, Scotland's Ancient Days. After whicil (for the 1st time at this theatre) the elegant and intercsting I,';rletta, called T'HE ROCHESTER OF FRANCE: or, Hzlf-an-Hour's Courtship. Richlien (the R,chester of France). 'Mr. Burroughs: 'Madame de Guise, NIrs. Waylett, wvho will introduce '" Homze, sweet home." The wrhole to concliude svith the highly popuilar, local, characteristic, splendid, and powerfully.interesting melodrama, called THlE NORTH POI.E. Places to be taken of Mr. A 11. Bowes, at the new box-offilce, in the Gratid biarine Salooni of the theatre. V:3 The publication of Tlhe Tioles commenccd at 6 o'clock on Saturdav,morning, and finished at 8. l