The Last Grand Masquerade...
The Times, 1824-05-31T00:00:00

'L~ E AST GRAND MASQUERADE and _CAR- T NEIVAl. THIS SEASON, 5.RGY-LL ROOM,%S, Thsdy ue 10, (pa-trordzcd by the same Noblemen as the last Maqere.Fo tlicets, ~ &e lt the Commnittee, at Mir. Cha-rles rgt.Opa C.lnd - Hymarket. who will give the finest wvineso h ca sion. Early application for ticketsis requisite,as the nsle svr 7imnited. rHEATRE ROYAL, HAYMIARKET, My9 8~ -The PERFOR14ERS andl nther Persons engageda hsTe atre are hereby requested to MEET on the Stage, on body h t of jIume, at 12 o clock for the purpose of makIng arraLngeet cczs:ary for commeneftig the season on Monday, Jine 14th. tsne By order of the Proprietors. T. DIBDIN, StageMngr TEW THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.-For NT the BENE.FIT of 'Mr. MAUNDEN., and Last Nighit of his appear- acice.-TfflA gYRN%I%N His Tvajesty's Servant3 will perform the celebrated Comedy, called THE POOR GEN4TLEMIAN. Sir Robert I1r'rnhle, M%r. ATunden. In the course ofthe eveining various iEnter- t-rinoients. After w7hich, MIr. MIunden Will attempth to take leave of his% Friends and the Priblic. To conclude with the farce of P.AST TPEN O"t'OCK AND A RAINY NIGHT. Old Droxey, 'Mr.I.Munden. Tieketasutd Pl-aces of-.ulei .Brsdstreet, Russl-square; and ot 'Jr. SprinK, at thie Box-office, from 10 till 4. V`nH FATRUF ROYAL, DRURY - LANE. - Mrs. 11pivtjN4 has% the honour of Informing the Nobiiity, Gentry, and the~ P*1i4'l generallY, thiat her BENEFIT Is appointed to take place on Wedne-day.Jurre9, whenlwill be performed a PLAY. with a variety of'sing-ing,, anrd a popualar FARCE. The krinelpal performers who hnt-c kindly, conscnited to appear are-Mr. T facready, MrsitN, r. Rrshani, NIT. tsowton, Mr. Harley. MIr. Terry, Mr. Knight, Mr. Browns, Mr. Horn, Mi!ssSte hens, Madame Vestrt,, 'Mrs. NV. West. it,.. Tic]kets and plates to be ad of Mr. Spring, at the boxoffice. Private boxes to be bad of hMr. James Brtandon; and of Mirs. Bunn, 9, York-srreet. Covent.cafrden. V~~HEATRE ROYAL. D~~RURY-LANE.- r. FLLISTOV has the honour to Inform the Nobllftv, Gentry, hVisf rends, and the Public in general, that hie has fixed his BENEFIT on ',londav next, the 7th of J-iiie, whien the Comedr enxtitled THE HYPOCRITE will he performed for the last timne this seasoni, with Fnole's Come,lv caled THE LIAR, and other Entertainments. In the ~i-nrse of rl,e evening. MTadamne CATzALANl, wvho has, wvith her accustorned liIierAii'v. reaLdlly offered her gratultons services, W'ill sing" Non07 Pin Andral,` from Figaro, Rh-ides'q Vlariations; Aria. " Se 31s Tsrii" an Ico eres f"Rule Britannis." Tickets aid places may h- obtaIned of-M%r. Elliston, 9, Stratford-place; and of Mr.Spring, Box-office. rhe;ztre._______________________ - BYM,-R--%oIU ri~ost respecetfully announce-s-thaithins CONCERT w-ill take plaee TIIS EVENING,hMay 31,at the Arrv'-: Room,. Vo,cal Porformers,5 %adamei Ronzi de Rlegniis, Madame Pn~ta, Mrs. Callnion, Miss Ste phens, 'Miss Paton. and Mliss Goodall; "',t', e Begnls. 1ir. Blegrez. 'Mr. Saplo, and M.PhilIIps. Principal 3initr-i-.ental Performers. 'Messrs. Kalkbreniner. Lindley, Nicholsion, Pizzzl, Centroni. anxd Vimeri'ati. Leaider. Mir. Mtor. Coniductor, Sir Oe'.rge smart- The principal np-artofrthe Philharmonic Batnd will gve their valuable ass Istance. TicketslIOs.6d.each, and particilarsof thie concert fin small bfills to be had of Mlr. Mnlr. 24, Ed ward-street, Mlan- chcster-siiunre, and at all the musieshops. Parties of six aud upwvards sniay be accommodated wilth boxes by an early application to Mr. Morl. Tro hegin at S o'eiock precisely. WTAIXHALL.-~T1 Propritors of the ROYAL ~GX DFX-q. VAL'XHAL respectfully acquaint the Nobility. Gentry. and Public In cencrl that the above place ut fashionable entsrtainmlent will OPEN'fo the Season THIS EVENING, the 31.t instatnt, when wvill be performed a Grand Concert of Vocal and Instrumental MUSic, and a variety of Amiusements. roconcludle wvith a brilliant Display of Fire-Wforks, by. thiat celebrated Artist Chevalier Couthbiv. Functber particulars wiel Le given in the bills of the day. The plan of issuiing cards of admission for thie single night or entire seasonthrvii'g given, in the preceding seasoni, siuch universal approba,tion, the pronrietors beg to annoTunce they may be had at Messrs. Fentumn and Co.'s, roni-4c wvarehouise., Strand; Clemnenti and Io.mius!c ssarchousc, Cheapiside, Musiieal Saloon, 136. Regent- street; L',don GenuuIne Tea Company, 23. Ludgate-hill, 8, Charlng- ereos;. and 145. Oxford-street; Londoni Wine Company, 141, Fleet- itree:: and at the Royatl Gardens, Vauxhall. An admis~sion f,or one person each nilght,during the season. not tran.ferable - - - - I 11 6 An nAn:lssion for one person nightly, wvith liberty to Intro- di,e a fr1inid - - - - 2 12 II An adlmiesion for one per?on, transferable every night 3 3 0 \n admissioAn for tsvo Persona, transferable every night 5 3 0 ~T DER the especial Ptoage o His 'Majesty.- 11A UXHALL ROYAL GARDEN ssll OPN' THIS EVENNING, th fu lst.-Tli5 Proprietors respectfully annouttice, that during the reccs-s they have snared neither pains nor expense to render the g%rdens4 ever-y Way wsorthy the distinguished and general approbation they ha!ve reeceived. The amsusements will as uisual commuence arith a granid Vocal And instrumental Concert. At the Ond of' the first actwil besun. iv the whole vocal streng,h the national anthem of 'God '-sve tIse Kinol' acid at the conclusion of the concert, I Rule Bri- tanghi.i' At the new Theatre, av-ith appropriate new scenery, news dre,is-s. atnd nelw decorationq. ballet wilb eiested. The cele- b,rnted Monsieurr Flullin. of the Roya Acdm fMsc, at Paris, and late Ballet Mtastear of the Italian OPer-os,wilcnutthis depart- r10501, and I ed,er his direction a nueosCrsd Ialet has teen -rneged. Their. performances wcill cmecsihte liallet of The Chinec,t Wedding; in wvhich wrill be introdced set-oral characteristic dances3, aLnd among others a Pss d Quatre, called The Juggler's Dlance. The Frenchic,-baniealT TIetre h,s been remodelled and in, r,,ved. The immnense qPa-ce ocecupied last season by the viewv of The Bay ofNaiile.s will nosy represent a magnificent scene of the Cave o' Fingal. H-ydraulic Exhibitions wvill be Produiced on a supe-, rio,scale hyMTr. Mforris. The Fantoccini by Mr. Grey; the figures and ,lrcsses arc3 entirely new, havoig been made expressly for the Royal -.;,rderrs. Se-veral nesV C-nrnrarnas have been added, and placed Ii-- eligible, situations, whbich trill be changed during the season, so a,s to precent a vatrietv of Interesting visanscer. ro th new C;tstellated Moori1Sh Tow-cr the Fire-works 'rill be exhibited. Thbe Aspcct on the Rope %rill be made to a trIumiphal arch at the top of the Monorish Tower. by M' r. Blacktnore.twCll known as thesurprising yonga,- Am-erican: -ad att thtis immense height he wrill exhibit his wonnderf,il p.swecs on the tight rope. Thie F'ire-worRs will exceed anr es-er l'eforc exhibited In Europe. and wcIll lie conduceted by Mia- datmeHenriges-.Chevalier Southby,and MIr. d'Ernst. The Illumir nati.ons trill also far surpass those of any f,srmer season. The wines an~ rc- freshienets will be, as heretofore, of the very best description.. stip- per bo-ces maty be engaced. and free admniAsions for the single nighit or entire seasoin mayt be h-ad- TIhe gardens will he open as usurral, on v2e evenIngsc of M.%onday, Wednesday. and Friday. throughout the seco~n. Doors opena_t 7: Coincert to begin at S. Admission 3s.6di. Tf 0 bp perMmptorily RE-SOLD, pturstianlt to an Order ftIo the Hig-h Cotirt of Chancery, made in two several causes, whe4renirt RalphLyona and others arc pl%lntiffs, and Nathan Mlercer and another fire de'fenidants, and wvherein the said Ralph Lyon and others are plaintiffs, and William Pilkitnadaoheard- fenlcantFs. wvith the approbat0rn of James William Farrer, eso. one of the 1,tasters of the said Court, at tlie Fleece Inn, In St. Helen'j, In the coinmtvof LaLncater, on Mondlit, the 7 th day of June. 1824, ait eleven 'cio,!k in the folrenool;. a FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in the pariah of Fecleston. near st. Hlelen's aforesaid, three Closes or Parcels of Mr-arlosv and Pasture Land, with a barn and shippon thereon, cci; tamingn bv estImation 2 acres and ahalf or thiereaboults, in the oceu-~ pir'onnof Wil!iam Pilkiington. at an annual tent of 261. 55. And also a Mfessage or Dwellinghouse, outbuildings, gardent, and premises. si- tuate at Iteeleaton aforesaid, in the oecupattoti O1 Jamres Littler, at +he annuatl reiit of 201. Particuliars may lie had (gratisl at the said Master's chambers, in Soitthan:pt,,r-buildings, Chancery-lane, Lou- d,,... and of'htessrs. Clarke. Richards, and Mfedealf, solicitors, Chan- ciery-larie aforesaid:, of Mfr. Earnes. solicitor. St. Helen's; of Mlr. 'Mereer. sirecon, St. Helen's:. at the Place Of sale;, and at the prin- eipal Iinn in Lanceaster, Liverpool, Manchester, and Pres3ton, and the neighbouring towrns. . CLARKE, RICfIAIDS, and %IEDCALF, Plalntifs Solicitors. Vl9O'be perelinjstoril SO-LD, pussuant to aDereoth )H, Reb CIourt of Chancery,made In a cause 'James against Parrnell,' liucf,sre WIllamn Cotirsteniay, csq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at the Pnblic Sale Rooms of the said Court. In Southamipton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, on WVed nesdAy, the 2d da%y of June next, at. 3i 1 'cloc";'.in fbe forenoon, in S lots, certain FREEHOLD and COPY. H-ot.B FESTkTES. consisting 01 a detaehed and respectable family res~ideoe. wvith coaehhonse. stabling, and other outbuildings, and extensIve garden atnd shrubbery, 2 brick cottages, aLnd 14 acres of iniesAntw land, situate at WVinehirrore-hill, in the county of Middle- se-. potweefI reodadprt copy-hold, nowv In the occupa- tion f Snuel, Compton, esil.; and also several freehold Messunges or toeninauts. situate in Artillery-street, in the Old Artilllry.-rtound. lwithin thie liberity of the Towver Of London, and Parliament-court adt,nlin,g thereto, Qticees's Arms-alley. and George-alley. Fleet-mar- ket, Cablce-trleCt, inr the parish of St. George in the East, hi tre coxitutvof Illd,11esexC, and Red Lion-street, In the parish of Christ- c0i-i,cl, RpitalIfields: also a spacious chapel or meeti;ighouse, in Artfllcty.street aforesaid, and other premises. The uremnises maybe viewed by leave of the resipective tenants, anid prinited particulars roar he had on the premises: at the said Mlaster's chambers, in South- anipton-buiildings. Chancery-lane: ofNMessrs. Vandercom and Comyn, solIcitor-. 23. llaish-lasie. Cannon-street: Mr. Parnell. 30licitor,Church- street, Spit-elfields:; of Mr. A. Clarke, solicitor, Bhsho)Psgate churchl- yard: Mlr. Roclton. solicitor, Austinfriars; and Mr. D. Lewis, solicitor, Crutcehedfriars, London: and at the Inne, Winchmore-hfil. VA.NDERCOMT and COMNT , Plaintiff's Soleictors3. -~ 0 b DTSPSEW~i~, by rivate Contract, the valu- ~abe ETAT ad eteniveMECANTILE CONCERN of the lateThoms Bwver e.c. aSwafhamBulbeek, ini the counity of Camride. he remsesconistofa spacious family mansion, Pletise gouns. ardns,offces ad outbuildings, wvith every possbleconvniece b caryin onan unlimnited and profitable trad incor, four coas. .eas. ron malt, wine, liquors, salt. &~'.Thecoutlohous comans afull view of the yard, to the (50~c ct wich he aviatio frm te rirer Cam is carried by a cut admttig agauofligterof nybtsdeni. Thegranariesaresitu. teimmdaely adjoining therivr and will contain 3,000 quarters ofcon th tmiings steeli 50 quateswseekly. wvith barley and mnalt chmesfr2,000 qurarters. Teetensive swine valilts adjoining are stocke ihspro foreign wines and spirits of every descrip- tion, and r uruddb 4 handsome dwvelling-houses, occupied byv the clers.fte esalshment. The water nilil attached to the piremises drives two pair of stones, andI lIsn every reepeef complete; it contains, a superior machine for husking trefoil, constructed upon an entIrely new principle, the project of the late proprietor. There are also a blackismith's shop, cinder oven, limeklcol, warehousee for iron. &-e yards, barns, threshing machines, cQnchhouses, and stabling Mor So horees for carryisie on the trade, besides an excellent range of stabling for 60 horses, for the accommurrdati,in of customers. Also a considerable numnber of comfortable tenements for the labourers, all newly built., witrn gardens and outliouses attached to eaclh of th,em. Also an excellent newv-built publichouse. called the WVhite Lion, in fall tra4e. The premilses are surrounded by 130 acres of rich arable sand pasture lapd. plantations. &e. Immediately connected wVith the concern is a trfnudmill, lin Swaff ham., standilug upon 6 acres of excel- lent land. Also the unexpired lease of 111 seats In the Bottisbanm Park water mill, situated between the parishes of Bottishanm and Ssraffham, subject only to the trifling annual rent oit 201. Also a wuater mnIll, at IlottishamS Lode, about 2 miles from SWaff hamr. Also a windmill', at Newmsarket. All the above mills are of the first de- W.siption. and have aLttached to themn millee's house-s and every con- vpa'ience for atowage of flour, wheat, ollhLl, &c. They arer all in th,,rr-oigh repair andA lull trade. The mansion and buildings at Suvsfiihanl have been principally rebnuit within the last 10 years. The r.-Me, which bps been established 2 centuries, Was ears-led on, ,by the~ late proprietor to an linmense extent anDd with increasing prosperlt v- The situiation is centr2l to Nestrnarkcet, Camnbridge, Lin- ton, and'01tY, very large corn markets, besides others w,hich have b-een reguli-s'y attenided, and the estate nearly adjoins the turnpike road wi Loonaon. Also to be disposed of, three-fourths of the new brig ealled the Thomas of Lynn, Captain Thomas Dickinson master, burrien as per register 129 tons, with masts, rigging, and stores com. ISlete. Also the gztng, con1sisting of 9 llghtets, nearly newv, burden 120 chaldrons. The. remaisider of the estates of the late Mr. Bowyer, coRsisting of 1-nmd'i 01se3. &-c. in Swaffbam Reach, ElY, Burw-eli, PuMlourn, Camnbridge, Great WVratting, and other platee, will, unless 'i sposed of to the purc,.ascr of the mnereantile concern, be sol1d in lots, for the convenience Of the public. All applications to fie'w the premises must be madc tO Mr. William Daintry, of stvaffilsam, one o the late Mr. Bowyee's executors, under whose management the concern wvill, until disposed. of, be conducted as usual; anld further, - particulars-may also be had on application to Messrs. leaeson and Son, s.,lieitors, Newsmarket. fHE, LOINDOiN IXAGAZIN_j for June, ~1824-t,prc T2.. 6d. contains.-I. M,emoirs of Captain Rock. 2. The Pirate's Soing.f 3. Germanu Epigrams. No. 111. 4. Richard 11I. after the Man- ner ofthe Ancients. 5. Sonnets fromn the Italian of Michel Angelo liuoarotl, in. artoom- C-aeg- AgooF-e-io--Iuuaos iuon,arotti Gio.` Bat o'lo mco ..C-as8ar,e,gl, A-nol Iezoa Boaos da Mnntemagiso, and Galeazzo di Tarsiag 6. Old Letters.. 7. Excerpta Antiqisaria: 'Miscellaneous Antiquities; Miaynard's Twelve Wonders tNuitable Loans. S. Sonnet: Death. 9. Review: Rose's Orlando d 1uarioso. 10. PaulIJones: Further Particulars of his History, 11. riicLifeofThomas Chatterton. 12. Royal Poets: Verses svritten lhyiting HenryVI. and King Henry VIII. 13. Notes from the Pocket bi,ok of a late Opium Eater. No. IV.i False Distinctiuins; Madness; rtiglish Physiology. 14. On Hamlet's Soliloquy, "To be or not to be., by ,-Mr. W. Farren. 1. Conclusion of the Historlco.Critieal In- sluiry into the Origin of the Rosicruclans and the Freemasons. 16. The Fxhibition at the Royal Academy. 17. TheDrania. 18. Report of Nuasic. 19. View of Publin Affairs, Agriculture, Commerce, &c. 20. Retrospect of the Commerce of Great Britain forthe last 6 months. '21. Literary Intelligence, and List of Books published, &c. Printed for Taylor nPd Hessey, 93, Fleet-street,and13,NWaterloo-place,pallmal, NNALS of' SPORTI\NfG and FArNfCtY GAZETTE._ A Con tents of the Ntumber for June, prlee 2s. 6d. illustrated with Portraits of five Hounds belonging to the Hatfield Hunt, engraved by J.mdsecr: and of the Stalg and Hind, or Red Deer, from a dra-wing by A. Co,,rerR.l.. Original communlcations:-Field Sports forJune-The Sportsnan'c ProsPects-Propagation of Partridges and Pheasants- Grose. Angling-Unfair Methods of Taking Fish-Permission Abused -Shoting and the Chase Compared-Pointer-On the Breed-On Stal- lon Poinaters and Foreign Breeds-Sagacity of a Setter-Anecdote-In- asignia Sportiania-A Poem, after LorD Byrun, by a Coiirser-Horrible Event-A Huntsman Devoured-Attemot to Disprove-lnquiry as to the D'sration of the Lilte of Animals of Chase-Extraordinary Long Shot-Sodden Death of a Pheasant-A Rejoice for Shakspeare (the Poacher) in recitative-Whlte Mlagpie and other Freaks or Nature- The Horse: Mr. Hinds (in continuation) on the Circulation of the Blood-Red Deer-The Stag and Hind, Hart, Stag, and Staggard- Emaseulation-Anecdote-Mode of" turning out" compared to "find. ingr-The Ite Kings Humanlty-No Standing at Bay-No Rewvards to Ilounds-Various Bteeds-Exmoor Hunting, S}r'T. Acland-Books on Angling-The Troller's Guide-Yalton and Cotton, Practical IVorks- The Anglers Guide-The Fine Arts-Sporttng Subjects Exhibiting at the Society of Artists and the Royal Academy-Winners of the htand Gold Cup at Chester-The Fancy Gazette for May-llovemnexits of the Foncy-Spring and Langan, tralnJng_Tacties of both AntIcipated- SparringMatches, E:xhibItionls, &e.Turf Nomlnatlon-SpJorrlugSOc- .aurrences-Horse intelligence-ILsaee, &re,-London, printed for Slier- -uoed, Jonaes, and Co Paternoster-rowv.