The Times
BOARD OF GRREAr CLOThz St. ,Iarnes's Pake, May 17, 1824. liii Command of his lfajesty. N otice is kerehygiven, that all Carriages going to His ilaiesty's Drawing Room, tt St. James's Palate, oan Thursday, the 20th of Say, are to fall into the line at the top ofSt. James`slstreet in Piccadilly, go down the left hard side of the street. rouind the corner of Phll-s.uatl and enter at theiron gate nearest to the Palace; set down at the Ar- eade. ald comeoeoutof the Palace-yard by the Iron gate nearest to Marlborough-house, and pass through Pall-mall into St.Jainess-sqniars: in taking up, tlieyare to come down St. James's.street ill like manner, pzissing through the same gates as swhen they Set downl, and go awray through Pall-mall. No Flackney-coaches will be permitted to come within the iron gates, hut must set down at the otitside thereof, anid go away through Pll-mnall. The gateft the top.>f C'onstiturion-hill wvill be open onlly for car- rlages of prsonls having theeuitre. wvlhich are to proceed dwnn Coll- at}tution hil]. and enter the Balace at the Stable-vard gate, turnl Into the Anjbassadors'-ci,urt, set down at the Arcade,ayid go our att the gate- way in C'lev.land-ra>vw turn to the left, and xi-alt in Cleveland-raw. the Stable-vard, or St. James'-s-park. till called for; then to take up in the .same oider as they lind set down. pWR alray through the same gateway, and go up the left hand side of St. James's.,treet. The c:r- riages of Ambassadors, the Ministers. and Oreat Officers of State, may remain In the Amhassadore'-court till Qalled for. Chairs are to come down the right hand side of St. James's-street from Plecadillv; dress chairs areto enterut the greatgate ofthel'alace, anid pass under the Colonnade into the Anibassad,rs'-court, set dowrn there, and wait in Engine-coulrt till ealled for. Hackney chairs are tn enter at the new Footray Irongate nearest to the Palace, set down umder the Arcade. anid pass away on the Outside of the carriages through the vew Foorway1rongate. next tI Nlarlborough-house. THIATRE R)YA1'1, ('.T1rIATfT GARl)Dr.N. TFIIS EVENING, PRIDE SHALL IHAVE A FAI.L. Torrento, Nr.Jonies; Lorenzo, Mr. OCoapert Victoria NMiss Paton. To coneluide with THE SPIRITS OF TFli- MIOON. TIE,A TRE ROYAL,. ENGrt L[.iSAT O Pb RA R,t.ArOfT.SE,lartan?. Mr. MATUiEWS will be -AT HOEM" TIHIS EVENtNN, May 20. and on Nfondays,Thursdays, and Saturdays.with his TB 1 P TO ANMB RICA. Part 111. A Moinopolylugue, called ALL WELL AT8 NATCHITOCHES. DAVI,S.'s RO YA L AMPI P fnOTHEA EZ, 1fe`saai,is1er-bridge. THIS FVRNING, at lialf-pasm 6, the unprecedentedly magnideent representation of rmE BATTLE OP WATrERLOO;- ith. the bril- liant Review of the English and Frelich Armies, and faithfully de- lted portraiture of the Battle of Ligny, Quatre Bras, and Wiraterloo. rTlonsieur Duerowv's unique perforimiance ot Scenes In the Circle, concluding vith his matchlesg feaRts on twvo uncaparisoned Horses. To conclude with 'IHFE1ECRET. ATrE V-St,uitdf y T!E,ATRE. THIS EVENING wvill bepreiiented the celebrated rnelodrame, called IIATE; or, The Cataract of the loulnltailln. After whIch, a new bur- lettt, called HOAXING; or. The Mayor Ouitwitted. The whale to co,nclude with the much-itdmired spectacle of THIE FLOATING BEACON; or, Tie Norwvegian Wreckers. ROY4l1. (CNHITrI(: 7!E hATRR. THIS EVENIXN will be presented (4th time) an entirely new and mnagnificent historical mnelodrama, called WILLIAM THE CON- QUEROR: or. TheDaysoftheCurfew Bell. Endofthemelodrame, a comic Incidental Epilogte vill he spolien by Mr.John Reeve, in tie chatacterof Mrs.Nosebag, from the inelodranie of WaverleY. The Wholetoconclude with a ne- laughlable burlelta,calledTl'HE NAR- COTIC; or, A Dose In mistaX-e.