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ROYAL GROVE, June 4.
This evening the Equestrian exercises, by celebrated pupils of Mr. Astley, sen. The Taylor riding to Brentford, &c. &c. The Royal Troop of Female Rope-dancers from Paris, will display their pleasing performances; the troop of tumblers as usual; a new musical piece, called the Black and White Milliners, (the plot of the piece by the author of Guerre Ouverte, or Ruse contre Ruse) the decorations, music, &c. entirely new; a new Dance, called the Frolic; the whole to conclude with a new Pantomime, called the Magic World; the scenery, music, &c. entirely new: the pantomime to conclude with a beautiful transparent view of Canton in China.⸺N.B. In honor of their Majesties, and his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, this evening (at the conclusion of the performance at the Royal Grove) a most superb Fire-work will be played off on the Thames, opposite Westminster-Bridge, viz. 1. A brilliant fun with a Spiral, and two Caprices. 2. A Vertical Girandole, ornamented with a Pot-de-seu. 3. Two horizontal Patees, decorated with Flying Fusees, &c. 4. A grand Hexagon, ornamented with six turning wings, and a fixed star, with illuminated suns. 5. A grand pyramid in fire, of different colours. with two illuminated lustres, two turning wings, and two fixed suns. 6. A grand Vivat, with his Majesty’s name, illuminated in a most brilliant manner. To finish with a grand Bouquet, composed of Roman Candles, Skyrockets, Pot Fire, &c. &c.
