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BY DESIRE.
THIS PRESENT MONDAY, Sept. 26, and TUESDAY 27, a continuation of
YOUNG ASTLEY.
On HORSEBACK and on the STAGE.
ROYAL GROVE.
WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE.
A Dance, composed by Mr. Holland, called
The SWEEPSTAKES and PONEY RACE;
Or, ALL ALIVE AT NEWMARKET.
Principal Characters,
Mr. Holland, Mons. Marqui, and Miss Smith:
In which will be introduced, a Race in Two Heats, from the stage round the circle between Horses and Poneys.
A Grand Historical Entertainment, interspersed with Singing and Dancing, composed by Mr. ASTLEY, Jun. called
THE VICTORIOUS TARS.
In which will be instructed
A GRAND AMBUSCADE,
And several Combats between
YOUNG ASTLEY (as an English Captain),
And a Tribe of Savages.
To conclude with Allegorical Devices, particularly
A VIEW OF THE GRAND FLEET,
Under the Command of Admiral Lord HOOD, as they lay at Spithead, with the respective Station of each Ship, in their proper Divisions, and under their respective Commanders, as they were expected to be reviewed by
HIS MAJESTY.
A new Dance, with new Decorations, Dresses, &c. composed by Signor Marqui, called
THE ANIMATED STATUE,
Taken from the well known History of Pigmalion.
Principal Characters, Sig. Marqui, Mr. Crossman, Mr. Holland, and Mons. Mercerot; Mademoiselle Cabanol, and Miss Smith.
YOUNG ASTLEY
Will perform his Surprising and Unparalleled
EXERCISES on HORSEBACK.
Also, A PUPIL of Mr. ASTLEY, Sen.
Will make his first Appearance
An entire New Dance, composed by Mons. Mercerot, called
THE FLORISTS.
Taken from the celebrated Mons. GARDELL, and as performed at the Opera-House, in Paris, a considerable number of Nights, without intermission.
The Dresses, Music, Scenery, and Machinery, entirely new.
The Principal Characters by
Mons. Mercerot, Mr. Holland, Mademoiselles Cabanel, &c. &c.
The whole to conclude with a Comic and Splendid Pantomime, called
The FOUR QUARTERS of the WORLD;
Or, HARLEQUIN’s CHOICE.
In which will be introduced the SKELETO SCENE.
Harlequin, YOUNG ASTLEY;
Columbine, Miss SMITH;
First Clown, Mr. JOHANNOT.
Second Clown, Mr. JEFFRIES,
(Being his First Appearance.)
The Pantomime to conclude with
A GRAND FETE CHINOISE.
The Doors ot be opened at half past Five o’Clock, and to begin at half past Six o’Clock precisely.
Boxes 3s.—Pit 2s.—Gallery 1s.—Side Gallery 6d. only.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mrs. Connel, No. 38, Stangate-street, the Back of the Amphitheatre.
[pointer finger symbol] Servants to keep Places a Quarter after Five.
[pointer finger symbol] Ladies and Gentlemen instructed to Ride on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, from Eight in the Morning till One.
