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72 (Vol. 3)

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.—Mr. ASTLEY, jun. and assistants, have got up the well known story of the Yellow Dwarf, which proved highly...

73D (Vol. 2)

Last week brought us the news of the capture of Metz and Valeuciennes, and exhibited at WESTMINSTER BRIDGE, the SURRENDER...

73A (Vol. 2)

SAILING MATCH. On a Saturday evening, the Sailing Match between Mr. ASTLEY and Mr. TAYLOR, the Cumberland Commodore, took place....

73C (Vol. 2)

SURRENDER OF CONDE.—This charming and interesting spectacle made its first appearance last night at the ROYAL SALOON, before as charming...

73 (Vol. 3)

Seldom have we seen a more capital Pantomime, or one better conducted, than “Harlequin and Mother Bunch,” which was performed...

74D (Vol. 2)

Old ASTLEY is at length arrived from VALENCIENNES. He came post, bringing with him many excellent and interesting Views of...

75A (Vol. 2)

THE ILLUMINATIONS, Last night, were numerous and splendid.—Amongst the most conspicuous was the portico of Covent Garden Theatre, which had...

75B (Vol. 2)

The SURRENDER of CONDE, ingenious as it is, will be withdrawn in a few days. YOUNG ASTLEY, it seems, is...

75C (Vol. 2)

OLD ASTLEY’S return from Valenciennes has given new life to every thing at the ROYAL SALOON, and to the neighbourhood...

75 (Vol. 3)

The Royal Amphitheatre, Westminster Bridge, carries all before it. Last night the House exhibited a splendid appearance of beauty and...

76B (Vol. 2)

The genteeler members of society seem, at present, no less attached to Astley’s Theatre, than the commonality were formerly: how...

76C (Vol. 2)

ROYAL SALOON. The Manager of this Theatre has, it seems, fixed upon tomorrow, as the day on which his Grand...

77B (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY's Theatre, and the Siege of VALENCIENNES.—Expectation, which has been on the wing since ASTLEY’s return from the Continent, was...

77C (Vol. 2)

Intelligence from the other side of Westminster-Bridge.—ASTLEY is a character so well known in print, sometimes to escape any particular...

78B (Vol. 2)

ROYAL SALOON INTELLIGENCE.—The taking of Valenciennes has afforded the Manager of this place an opportunity of producing to the public,...

79B (Vol. 2)

BON GENEVE. The celebrated and much-admired SONG, sung by Mr. JOHANNOT, In the Character of PEG JUNIPER, In the famous...

82 (Vol. 3)

The Public are all on tiptoe in the anticipation of the very rich treat promised on Friday evening next, at...

84D (Vol. 2)

ROYAL SALOON—Young ASTLEY, who may not improperly be termed the Equestrian Achilles of this place, is announced to ride, for...

85B (Vol. 2)

LOYALTY TRIUMPHANT.—With a resolution worthy of universal imitation, Mr. ASTLEY of the Royal Saloon, has voluntarily stepped forward, and set...

86 (Vol. 3)

The new Military Spectacle, entitled the Brave Cossack, or Perfidy Punished, was again presented, last night, to another crowded, and,...

92A (Vol. 2)

The greatest praise is due to the indefatigable efforts Mr. ASTLEY is perpetually exerting for the service of the public....

92B (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY’s Description of Landrecies, Maubeuge, Cambray, Bouchain, Dunkirk, Le Quesnoy, Lisle, and seventy others, at present the Theatre of War,...

92D (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY’s Theatre opens on EASTER MONDAY, according to annual custom, but with such a variety of Entertainments as to eclipse...

92E (Vol. 2)

YOUNG ASTLEY opened his Theatre (newly fitted up) last night, with an Entertainment which reflects the highest praise on him,...