To the GOVERNORS of the S...
The Times, 1824-02-20T00:00:00

To the GOVEtsSXS of the Att,tgY .DISPtNSAP.V. My Lords, Lidiei ai&GeLttemel,'. T iv tMlin.p&AStcr -that. I return you my Sllar tnthxnorillt sspporti h v,eDet*lt3 durW forthezixotheeggs je too excellentInstit'itiota w i far e~~ede.m mOs sanguinle expectations. The Conittng ha1 ingapSolnte hrsw neat thf Sd inst.for the 6vof t ; earnestly solkid your attencdance to poll for me; at the hou gd Dispensary. tlzilon-street, Borough, beti,etns the hoursof 10 all W4hen the ballot will flually close, not aonbt1ii; bUt that thfug your kinds5esstl-shatl gain the obj ect of myr ambition, l t o Shoul, I.ntehe coursie of the canvass. h:.ve omitted to cal 15p0e CVTy Goreror. I beg leve to say that it does not s?55e I han e the honour toe e my Lords Ladies, and Gentlenlen, Your obedbentand mueb obli,ed servant,UTH 34,Stamford-strret, Fcb.]9 1824. SENR JASMES . 91 RAND -KASQUERADE an-d FANCY DRESS sALL. sind&er theliinmediate Sanction of several Nobleraen of Dsieion., ~Gs IAR-Thurstday next,Fbu 2th 1824-The Nobilty, Gentry, &Dd the Public are most respect uIly hn- formee, that the extensive embellshments and alteratons whlcth this theat r has redently undergone have considerably ad to t e peculiar accommodatitns which It ao erminently ssCsseS for a fe of the above deseriftion. iaud that g has been uetermlne t the one intended to tate place shall on this Pveaslon begivten iii atle rup:rior to any that has hitherto been a4tewmPted. e ,nt a eeelrof the theatre will be brilliatnt IlIMniPnatd.heptadsg, made level, WlU formrr the GrLad Saloon, to which willbe thron orn the King's Concert Room. now En elegantly f;it 4p theatre. he Duke ot York's 8and,In full uniform,with severSI orner ands, .Stalgned Id various psrts of the theatre, for Cous4tr' D,es, ReL, Q'iadrlIes,WsItzee.&e,; the splrit of Whlcu'Will be eonsidehy el M ened by the Introduction of varIous Dnces, under the Q e oTM. Belsgerard, by Artirts belonSugto this establishment. A varietyo other Novelties will bh promincuously Introduced, so a to ren tr evenines entertainment in the ighest degreeamusingand ,nter- Ing, Tlckets, to include tea, Coffee, lemonade, orangeade. supper, and wines, 29s. each. Cbaracter tickets, which do no a to tacaupper, IUs. ad. each. The supper w iZi beprovlded iia suPei manuer by Mr. Jarrin, whose arrangements on slmllar o have unIversallygiven satisifaction. In addition to the usual supper room, the Lower Saloon will be opened with a sylendld su0pper o 200 covers, to which not more than ?00 persons wil be admted by tlekets (Including the admission), at Li ls. 6d. each, whic will ensure to the parties every possIble comfort and accomnl a The winles, which wvill comprise every variety, and of the best quality, will be provieted by Messrs. Lees, Shaw, andCo. of Mar the exception of the French wines, which will be 3llanchenay and Co. of PallImall. NMasks, provded by hadessta theatre. Noperson admitted withomtt a mask. The most complete rrangemnelnt has been made vlth respect to the Police, vhlich w be under the direction of Mr. Handley, of Queeni-square Police-thlc. tile deemed necessary to apprise the public that thiere are certain iVory tic,kets, helonglng to property boes, not entitled to admltssiln to masquerades, aiid which will consequently be refused. Tiekets t) behad at the door; also at 105, Quadrant, Regeolt-street; at Jarrir5s, 123, Newf Bon.street1 and .t all the mnisquerade-warehoussi. Ad mLdon to the gallery 3s. The dotra sUIl be thrown opern at IC o'clock-, the supper-rooms at 1._