... improved_in every part, added to the univerfal fatisfa6tion. _ _ . _ Nothing can exceed thefplendour of the decorations at Sadler's Wells; the dreffes are truly fuperb, while the fcenery is enchanting; the performers are of the talent, and the performances ...

... Characters. , Douglas, Mr. LAURENT. gbert his Page ' Jr s. Weldon, (late of the Royal Citrus); Carrol, M r . Smith, (late of Sadler' Wells) ; Eugene, Mr. J. Sutton, (late of the Royal Circus); the Rob• , ber, Mr. Fox; Osmond, a Recluse, Mr. Lascelles, sett. ...

... Clfarac- ters_-Douglas, Mr. Laurent; lEbcrt, liis Page Mrs.Weldon (late of tfio 4oyal Circus';, Cariol, Mr Smith (late of Sadler's Wells); Eugene, Mr. 1. Sutton (latc ofthe Royal Circus); Bal- do), the Robber, Mr. Fox; Ofinond; 'aReclifc, Mr.Lal'elcs, fen ...

... each was very respectable. Neither of the performances presented any thing new for critical remark. Summer Amusements.— Sadler’s Wells, Astlev’s Amphitheatre, and Jones’s Royal Circus, severally opened on Monday night, with considerable applause, and with ...

... Tuesday evening, about eight o’clock, a* Mr. Thomas Davy, of Pcntonvillc, was reluming home across the Long-field, near Sadler’s Wells, he was stopped three footpads, in smock frock*, who with horrid imprecations demanded hit money; and, I after having ...

... Tuesday evening, about eight o'clock, a Thomas Davey, of Pentonville, was retur w as ning across the 'Long-field, near Sadler's Wells, he stopped by three footpads,. in smock,frocks , with horrid imprecations, demanded his i n onel , ,, a ' i d, after ...

... lodgings at Iflington, between and ten o'clock on Tuefday night, he was ftopped by three footpads, in the field adjoining to Sadler's Wells, dole to the New River Head, and robbed of 91. in Bank notes. and fome filver. A very decent looking woman arrived Monday ...

... 'ruesddy .evening, abou( eight o'clock, as Mr: DAVV, Of Pentonville, 'was- retufning hoineacross the tolt*.kid, 'near Sadler's Wells, : was stopped by three footpads, in smock frocks, who, with hdrridimprecations demanded and after:having. rok?bed him ...

... ;s -S e is alfo the pas de dte/x i'a tie Magic Flute, by the Mifs ' Adams'. r The perfection of the entertainments at Sadler's' Wells is allonifhiing ; - there dogs- not 'ocdlur itt .tte' f whole courfe of two of the moft bury Pantomiir.es we ever faw ...

... Tucfday evening, about e i g h t o'clock, as Mr; Thomas Davy, of Pentcmville, was returning home acrofs the Long Field, near Sadler's-Welle, he was flopped by threefoetpads, In fmock frocks, who with horrid imprecations, demanded his money ; and, after having ...

... favourably. On Tuerdai evening, about eight o'clock, as Mr. Davy orPentonville, was returning home acras the Long-field near Sadler's Wells, he Was flopped by three footpath, in (mock frocks, who with horrid imprecations demanded his Aid neyi and after having ...

... and of McfIrs. Monzani anrd (Ci- uador, No. z, Pall-nmal. Under the Patronage of hi$ Royal Highnefs the DUKE of CLARENCE-SADLER'S WELLS. rrHiS PRESENT MONDAY, April 13, and .L Folowving Evenings till forther notice, a new iharletta ;y C.IDibdin, jun. called ...