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The attraction of the Black Castle, or the Spirit of Ravia, seems, on every repetition of this grand and pathetic Romance at the Amphitheatre Royal, Westminster-bridge, to increase with each performance; and while the gallery and pit overflows with admiring and delighted thousands, the boxes, in conjunction with the other two places, ever night exhibit a crowded scene of the first and most distinguished characters of one sex, with a bevy of the most fashionable, and, perhaps, the most beautiful in the world, of the other.
