173B (Vol. 2)

To-morrow (Friday) September 28th, and Saturday 29th, will be the two last Nights of the following Amusements at Astley’s Theatre, Westminster Bridge: The favourite Pantomime of Harlequin Jack of all Trades—Divers new Exercises by the Antipodeans, Tumblers, Ladder-dancers, &c. The amazing specimens of sagacity of Young Breslaw, the Conjuring Horse; as also, the Arabian War-Horse, with some most unprecedented Equestrian Feats—The Grand Ballet of the Royal Cavalry Camp—The splendid Pantomime of the Downfall of the Blue and Black Beards, with decorations in all departments upon a new principle; and the extraordinary newly invented Fire-works, including the two famous flying Serpents. And on Monday next, another entirely New Bill of Fare, will be given at the Westminster-Bridge Theatre.