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66B (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY’s Amphitheatre, This Evening, will, we are persuaded, be full at any early hour—the new piece called The Disembarkation of...

66D (Vol. 2)

IF ASTLEY can bring OSTEND to Westminster-bridge, and all the transports faster than they went there, his success need not...

66E (Vol. 2)

It is with great pleasure we declare that ASTLEY’s present Amusements are highly acceptable to the Public; for from this...

66G (Vol. 2)

The taking of the Register-ship may be a lucky circumstance, but how it can be considered as extraordinary is beyond...

66 (Vol. 3)

The ROYAL APHITHEATRE closes for the season on Friday next; still however, we have to notice a something new, and...

67B (Vol. 2)

Mr. ASTLEY, Jun. In Honour of his MAJESTY’s BIRTH-DAY, WILL give THREE PRIZES, to be Rowed for by FREE WATERMEN...

67D (Vol. 2)

The performances at the ROYAL SALOON may now be classed among the most pleasing and interesting of the capital.—This Theatre...

67 (Vol. 3)

The ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, Westminster-Bridge has lately been honoured with the presence of the following illustrious Personages:--their Royal Highnesses the Duke...

68A (Vol. 2)

A new change of new Performances, of the first grandeur, variety, and excellence, makes its appearance to-morrow evening at the...

68A (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY has prepared a treat for his friends to-morrow evening; a new piece called The Disembarkation of the Troops at...

68C (Vol. 2)

On Monday nest, an alteration will be made to the present Entertainments of the ROYAL SALOON: after to-night, some of...

68D (Vol. 2)

ROWING MATCH in HONOUR of HIS MAJESTY’s BIRTH DAY, THIS DAY, TUESDAY. Mr. ASTLEY, Jun. will give THREE PRIZES, to...

68F (Vol. 2)

ROWING MATCH. In Honour of his MAJESTY’s BIRTH-DAY, THIS DAY, Tuesday, June 4, 1793, MR. ASTLEY, Jun. will give Three...

69A (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY’s New Equestrian Performances, the Feats of JENKINSON the Clown, and those of the two Instant Horsemen, are the just...

69C (Vol. 2)

The places of public entertainment of this City are numerous and well conducted; and the ability of the Manager, and...

69E (Vol. 2)

Young ASTLEY has, at last, advertised his appearance on horseback, which takes pace this evening. The public will doubtless receive...

70B (Vol. 2)

We never recollect to have seen a change of Performance at the ROYAL SALOON, consisting of Pieces entirely new; that,...

70C (Vol. 2)

ROYAL SALOON. This Theatre brought out last night a spectacle, which, from the variety with which ti was said to...

70 (Vol. 3)

The little Masters and Misses, now that the Easter Recess is so near, are very impatient to hear what name...

71A (Vol. 2)

WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE THEATRE.—The amusements of this house, long as they have been admired, never had so great a claim to our...

71B (Vol. 2)

However unfavourable weather like this may prove to places of entertainment in general, we do not observe any falling off...

71D (Vol. 2)

While OLD ASTLEY is fighting in the cause of liberty and our allies, before Valenciennes, his Son is no less...

71E (Vol. 2)

If Young Astley had had a mind to have accommodated all those who wished to be accommodated last night at...

72C (Vol. 2)

Whatever became of the tag-rag and bobtail, last night, we cannot say for the Royal Saloon was filled with elegance...