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AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE.—The numerous and fashionable frequenters of this place were last night called to behold another entire change of entertainments, particularly for the second time, a Comic Pantomime of uncommon merit, invented by Mr. BRADWELL, and brought out by Mr. ASTLEY, jun. called the Enchanted Hall, or the Parthian Harlequin, which, for plot, incident, scenery, and brilliant mechanism, has seldom been equalled on any stage. The applause bestowed on such a production may naturally be supposed to be great; it was so, and when we say that it is to be repeated this evening, with RICHER’s surprising feats on the Rope, and the Spanish Armada, our word will be taken, when we say the House must be crowded.
