GRAND MASQUERADE and FANC...
The Times, 1824-02-24T00:00:00

" RAND MASQUERAD)E and FANCY DRESS tJ BALL, under the immediate Sanction of several Noblemen of eI5ti ction.-XINGs THEA'rRE_Th.urday next, February 2Gth, .824.-The Nobility, Gentry, and the Publie are most respectfully In. formed, that the extensive embellishments and alteriations Which this theatre has zecently undergone have considerably added to the peculiar accommodatlens which It so emineintly possesses for a fete of the above description, and that It has been determined that the one intended to rake place sihall on this occasion be given In a style superior to any that his hitherto been attempted. The Interior and exterlorofthe theatre will be brilltantlyliluminated.The pit and stage, made level, will form the GrandSaloon, towhich will be thrown open the King's Concert Room, now an elegantly ntted up theatre. The Duke ot York's Band,in full uniform,with several other bands,4rill be stationed In various parts of the theatre, for Conutry fiancea, Reels, QuadrlUes,Waltzes,&c.; the spirit of whichwill be considerably height- ened by the Introduction of various Dances, under the direction of M. Bo!sgerard, by Artipts beloning to this establishmnent. A variety of other Novelties will be promiscuously introduced, so as to render the evening's entertainment In the highest degree amusing and Interest- inK. In the early part of the evening, the celebrated Miss Clarke, now called the Juvenile Sxaui, will exhibit her extraerdinary talent on the tight Iope. The wonderful Rhila 6hans Rruse, Chief of the Indian Julgglers, 'ill also, during the night, astonish the visiters with a dis- play of talent, poF'er, and agilitY, unparalleled IR the arts of JU . gling, legerdemain, protean, transfokmations, &c. Ticlcets, to inel',ee tea, coffee, lemonade, osangeade, Ices, sitpper, and wines, 2&s each. Character tickets, which do not admit to the supper, 10J, fd. each. -The supper will be provided In a superior manner by Mr. Jarrln, of Bond-street, whose arrangements on similar osesistons have universallygiven satisfietWon. Izn addition to the usual tupper- room, the Lower Salopn will be opened ivith a splendid supper of 200 covers, to which Rot more than 200 persons will be a4dmitted by tiskets (including the admission), at ,? Ils. 6d. each, which will ensure to the parties every possible comfort and accom modatlon. The wines, which will comprise every variety, and of the best quality, will be provlied by lessrs. Lees, ShILW, and CO. of Mnrk-Line, wIth the exception of the French wines which will be provided by Messrs. B3anchenRy and Co. of IFail-mall. Msasks, dominoes.&c. to be had In the theatre. Noperson admitted without a mask. The most complete arrangement has been made wvith respect to the Police, which will be under the direction of l.r. Handley, of Queen-s-uare Police-Office. Itl6 deemed necessary to apprise the public that there are certain Ivory tickets, belonging to property boxec, not entitled to admission to madquerades, anid which will consequently be refused. The pri- vileged property box tickets will be admitted en the payment of 1Os 6d. at the aoors, In return frl rhich acard will be given to admit to the supper room. Tickets to ec bad at the door; also at loS, ,uadrant, Re elit-street; at Jarrin's, 123. New Boud-street% aud at aB masquetnt, R srehouse..Admissionto the=gllery&.. The doors will b thrown open at 10 O'clock, the suppe mat KING'S TIIE TRE. The Nobility, (;entry, Subseriber, to the Opera, anid the Pteblie, are respectfuly Informed, that li consequence of Madame Colbran Rlosstiul's Indisposition, the Operat per-formed THI[S EVENING wilt be It, BAR1IIERE DI SIVIGLIA, the nticiM bY Signor Rossini. Between the acts, the Balet Dlvertlsseme nt Perttevin, entitled L'ADORA- TION AU SOLEILO End of the Opera, tile favourite Ballet of LA NOCE DE VILLAGE, composed by M. Aunier. Signor Itenelli resF)tctfully 'begs leave to announce to the Nlobility, Gentry, sub- Tr bs to the oper Rnd the Public, thit in consequence of the arranements enter.ed into by ires and adame Catala,ni, she wil makenereirl appearnce on Saturday, the2dtirnstant In the Opert ~uff, etitld i Nuvo Fanatico per la M1usica. bMadame Catsalaul will l Toewis singintsix Sacred CToAerts which iti he F iven at this heatr,onhesame plan as lisl Concerts Spirituefs at Paris. oi; the Fridas in ane.A~Plicatlonus for, boxes and sitngle subscriptionsn for he et-sn tbe ade tu&lr. Sezuilis, Opera-office, 1495. Quadtrant, iteg;t-sre~~On Tuesda~j tha operas will begilt at haf-p;tst 7, and n Stura~' at7 o'clock precisely. THIS EYVENING l9th- grdnd a nevr c romance oNf LODOISKA. Kera Khan, .Th R P Lodolska, Mss ptivey. After which (for t e a ne eit, called 'RUMIFtsSiIAN Ort.of uodlibet. To concludewt H AAAC S lH AGES, THIS EVENING (9th tIme),anew0Opera,lled N.ATIVtJ LAND; or, 4, where plac The Return o fronaSr. S After which 10th thoel, a, new r, cHERS. AJIRLPHII T'YEATRA' STRAND). TrIen EVFdNNG WlORl. be pesEDtNei . the c burlesque of TEREZA. TOKINS After which, L'I To Whlue with the burletA a of TOA JONES. 'T'ie e ox-he o till 4,twoere lacesma be ta ken of Aro CathnI IOYAl. L'ORUJW i EAT rR _ THIS ~:VFNll'JG. I be presetntel, a. new and Peculiarly lute- resting nielodririe; exlled PREVEN TIVE - SERVICE-- or, Tbe 'tomnance ftbhe CoisaLt ,After which, ungntirely niew balle'tdivertigs.0- ment caled Q WRK. O WDDIG. In the course of the evening, Ms'. SI an-entirely new com~Sic So. eaLlls eoneldcwibApdaireiys~w egendry mhide-mn,talled Tti*I to be-takn of o~es at he Ne BOxolifne, litbtkeeu