The Sun.
London, England, 1844-04-08 00:00:00

ASTLEY'S ROYAL AM"HITHEATRE OF ARTS.

THIS EVENING. APRIL 8.
The RE-OPENING of ASILErS ROYAL AMPHI.
THEATRE of Alt S (under the niaoageolent and sole proprietor.
ship •,1 . BA I Yl, with its Treble Rotation of Equestrian
and Dram ,tic Spect. ties, and tu:equalled Sc nes of the Circle, and.
Batty's Matchless Stud of heautiad Horses, Fairy Ponies, &c.
Mr. Bitty, in announcing the Re-o,,ening of Astley's for tl•e se.
cond season of his management, hem' respectfully to .cquaint the
Nobility, Gentry, and public that, encouraged by the flattering
success during the past year, and hiding the Iheatre not sutli.
ciently commodious for its numerous p ,bons, he entered into an
extensive arrangement w.th Messrs. Howard and Nixon, the emi-
nent build,rs of Lambeth, for the re-cons, rutting nn a magnificent
and novel principle, the whole of the interior of the Theatre,
which has been rebuilt, dress boxes en targe.i, upper boxes widened,
and pit and galleries ext nsively improved Fourteen glass lustres
are added; a. d a Grecian simile ce:liog, with e. tirely new sp en• id
classic decorations, and go.geo s appp.mtments, which, with the
11. st.tate tal 'nt to he ..If re 1, he pres.i n-s cannot tail of obtaining
that support !.o liberally bestowed on his erclearcurs during th •
lel season. The grad Easter !lamina Si.e. taste wilt comnine al the
splendid hiroric .1 eff,ets of the No•man Cntiqucst of Engl !rid,
produced by Mr W. D. Bioadf ,ot. The Cirque stir. e will in.
troduce un.qualled equestrian tale .t, and tim dim le c.:tryany cam-
wise talen of the highest older.
The deer will open night y at six o'cl telt, and the performances
Commence at s yen. Rix-office will tie oiiened on Saturday. April 6,
and continue soda ly from ten till fi r. the private boxes have
teen reconstruct, d and decorated with care _nd ptendour.
Acting and stage-manager, Mr. %V. D. Broadloot.

littYAl. SURREY 1111. Altsh.
Thernost splen lit Easter Eutertainment ver pre.entvi—Everything
New—Su," b • on, •, the Woild.
THIS yvEviNG. APRIL 8,
'Will b.- produced an entirely New I.rama, ernbrac ng all the
strong effects of the celeb:at.d work, entitled wurrEntiAits,
n wh ch the entire t'ompienv w II perlotm.
?tier which (First Tinic) THE NCAPEGRACE OF PARIS, sup-
°, rue-, by all the lead ha Favourites of the E•tablihment.
To wh ch ail b. added the %.Nonde.f l Perfoim.enc • of Herr
Ii ENGLER on e Core Etas: ~nd the Carlo Family in their
Unriva led Gs mnaAt e,ues

To c nclude with nev..r a-te ), a D•-ma of peculia construction,
zntitlett BA RA n J.)FINS )R; or, The thin I Wan ss.
Paces and Prov.tte Boxes to tie nail or Mr. Kerschner, at the Box.
Bee, Irorn Eleven o hour.

ROYAL VICTORIA VTFATRE.
Great No., I +. and rites Eng tr,einent.f.
Toil- fl,
be pt.-dorm! New Drama, to be cubed LEONTINTE; or
.CIXTEEN + EARS AG, ! Fitzarii poll, Mr. ushalii.ton • Ar.
Our, .+lr. C. J. Bird h s rest .ppearance) ; Mat, Mr. Freer;
e. Mr Cori., s first appearance) ;I en tine, Mis: Vincent.
With the O and F.,iry Ballet of ONDINE; by Mr. Fr, mpte:
and his Pupils.
After which, a ‘felo.Dr m,to he entitle THE BUDGE OF
Oervase, r Freer ; Dire In, r. N:lnta ; A lbe.t, Mr.
C. J Bird ; Eugene +'r. •PA111411; Von Glorzen, Mr. James;
Valance- Mr. Da e; Phi 'inn. Mr. Paul ; Nladelon, Mi.-s zaker, (her
first appearance) ; is inella, Mrs, G. Le
To conclude with E ITCH. H 4'014. (the Sea.
Ring) Mr. Nantz ; Magnu, sum,. Mr. 'Gardner ; Miss
Ar,en ; Ula, Mess Steph ns (her ft rt nce); M tine, Miss
Raker; Prs•yer, Miss His:lts, (h.r tlr-t Ito; 'lrene() ; I.)..tida, Mrs.
G. L 4.11 •.ike Bcc - •

111EATRE
WI) L BE O"r:NED Poll I'S SFAS•tN 'IF MIRACLES
THI4 ENING Apirl‘ 4, by the G F.Ar IZ ARD O 1 THE
NORTH. He will re...bemti hi; 151'1 i'll HONE, aqd com-
mence ris NEW CIENCES of M. WERN MIRPCI.LS, which
have' no par cl in the wit Id In additicu to the Wiaull's l'er-
formances, MR. %t A 1.0 E RAY 34 I i I), the succcs ul rep, e-
sentative of Ir,sh Characters, from t tie '1 h atre Rooal, Haymarket,
will give his original E tert dome t, ent,tled AN Ht'UR IN
I't R.I. A NIDi assi,ted by MitS. MALONE RAYMOND, MISS
LINT Y, and MR. SNII t H.
Boxes, s. Pit. Is. G FA ,4,•0nil Pr.c, a' Note o'••lock.
ams open at Seven, the Perfo-mance, commenceat ha t.pa t.

LO'. P LYPH -NIC ENTERTAINMENTS,
CR tWN ANT) ANCHOtt I'AVERN,
Mr L• VE has the ',our to announce that he mid RF.):U MF.
ANN AL POI Yi'llONIC ENI'F RI'NINMENTS, atd
LEC.UREi on LIFE and C.lA't .C'VER, THIS EVEN-
ING, and wi 1 continue the same -11 the f llowing WEDNESI iAI
anti I. RI tAle. He w.II intrid ce mu h Noxelt,, wh:ch h.:s been
long in prep,,ration, with i ntirely Nov, and Arpr ;mate Mutative
Costumes and App iiiitinent..
Total Change of I^'ntersainm,nt. Evm'ry Evening.
This FVENIN 'VITO 8, MIRTH AND MARV,LS; wth A
WOLF IN SHEEP'S CL • I' ; and other Entertainme ts.
On WEDNE ) Y, April LOVE'S HE MINI:WE:W:1:S;
with MIN K HOST'S 111 LE 1 MA S ; avid other E terta nmente
On-F., !DAY, Ap-il I Lo VEIN sH APE:, ; with LOVE'S
LAI3OU'I'S LOS t'; and other Entertlinin ,iits
Part C 1.113, rii Hsndudl.. D iors pe° at Half-n",st Seven; begin
at E.g,,t. Admission, is tid.; ite•ery d Seqs, dd.

THE WEATHER —SUN OFFICE, APRIL 6.
TwEintomETEn, Lowest, 39; Highest, 57; Noon, 55.
BAROMETER, 30.—WIND, S.E.

NoTr•..—The number 32 on the Thermometer denotes the
ee:ing point, and 55 temperate. In Barometers fair is
usually placed opposite 30, and rain at 29.

7. H WATER. AT LONDON-BRIDGE TIES CAY.
Morning 42 minutes after 3 Evening ... 5 minutes after 4.