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162E (Vol. 2)

Mr. ASTLEY has prevailed upon the inventor of the wonderful Flying Serpents to exhibit them once more (this evening only)...

163C (Vol. 2)

By ASTLEY’s advertisement, a new piece, or sketch, of a novel nature, is to appear this evening at the Westminster-bridge...

163C (Vol. 2)

The new Nautical Piece, Fireworks, &c. founded on Sir Sydney Smith’s escape from France, brought out at ASTLEY’s, last night,...

163E (Vol. 2)

Have you seen Sir Sydney Smith, since his escape from France? A correspondent overheard one Gentleman ask another; who replied,...

163F (Vol. 2)

Mr. ASTLEY, jun. is said to have conceived the idea (and a most ingenious and admirable one it certainly is,...

163G (Vol. 2)

The Fire-works and sketch in honour of Sir Sydney Smith, given at ASTLEY’s, will be repeated this evening, Saturday, for...

164K (Vol. 2)

A CARD.—Mr. ASTLEY, sen. most respectfully craves permission to say, that Mr. HANDY has very kindly consented to perform for...

164A (Vol. 2)

This evening, in the stage and equestrian departments, the ingenuity of both the ASTLEYS will most prominently appear. New entertainments,...

164C (Vol. 2)

The Amphitheatre, Westminster-bridge, was uncommonly crouded [sic] last night, and the entertainments, which were singularly charming, most flatteringly received. To...

164D (Vol. 2)

The little conjuring hose, at ASTLEY’s, has prosited [sic] so much by telling young Ladies their fortunes, that he has...

164E (Vol. 2)

Sophy of Brabant, the new historical pantomime at ASTLEY’s, possesses some of the best incidents we ever witnessed. The Harlequin...

164G (Vol. 2)

The Boat Race on the Thames (near Westminster Bridge), by seven pair of oars, will commence this day about three,...

165A (Vol. 2)

A CARD.—It is with unfeigned concern and reluctance that Mr. Handy feels obliged to intrude himself on the Public’s attention,...

165E (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY’S AMPHITHEATRE. Again, and again, Mr. Astley, when you have announced an entire change pf performance, have we visited the...

165D (Vol. 2)

The palm of public patronage now rests with ASTLEY, of the Theatre, Westminster-bridge. His late spirited engagement with the most...

165F (Vol. 2)

That amazing genius and famous Pierrot, Delpini, makes his first appearance at ASTLEY’s, on Monday next, with an entire new...

165C (Vol. 2)

Delpini performs at ASTLEY’s, this night, in two divertissements of his own composition. The famous and extraordinary Equestrian Troops, and...

166A (Vol. 2)

Crowded and fashionable audiences still continue to frequent the Royal Circus, where novelty and excellence engage the attention of the...

166C (Vol. 2)

This present evening, to-morrow, and Saturday, conclude the present Entertainments at ASTLEY’s Theatre, together with the Poney Races; and it...

166E (Vol. 2)

There is at present a more extensive variety of amusements at ASTLEY’s than ever was remembered. The extra Troops of...

166 (Vol. 3)

ASTLEY’S AMPHITHEATRE has to boast To morrow Evening in addition to the burlesque Equestrian Extravaganza of the Tailor’s Disasters, Johannot’s...

167 (Vol. 1)

This and every evening the New Amphitheatre Riding-House, Westminster-Bridge, will be superbly illuminated. Several surprising feats of activity, on foot...

167A (Vol. 2)

It is an invariable custom to visit oftenest where we expect most excellence; and this undoubtedly accounts for the large...

167B (Vol. 2)

Amusements of all sorts were never more prevalent than in the present age, the subjects of this happy country convinced...