The Sun.
London, England, 1818-03-18 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY. MARCH 18, 1818.

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ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE (ASTLEY'S),
WESTMINSTER-BRIPOK,

Under the Patronage of their it i ... t-li ginusses the PRINCE

114:GENT and Duke of S . •
WILL OPEN On EASTER MONDAY
NEXT, March
.23, 1818, extensively Unproven and
newly decorated. At the conclusion of list season (whicli
terminated the firm. of Messrs. Astley, Davis, ,anti Parker),
Mr. Astley,' sole Proprietor of the Royal Amphitheatre, an-
nounced, through the medium of Mr. Barrymore, the. St age
Manager, that,. considerable- alterations, . which. had been
tong in contemplation, wiiuld during'the Winter take place,
and that every exertion would he made to render the above
old established Theatre equ'al, if not superior to any Summer
Theatrical competition whatever. • To effect a princiPal ob-.
ject, Mr. Astley first arranged with. Mr. Davis, with Whirm
he has again entered into r artnership for seven years, thereby
not only securing his abilities in the Equestrian Departtnent,
-brit alio his Stud Of Horses; which.- in conjunction with those
helongilig to Mr. Astley, have hitherto received the general
approbation of all ranks. Secondly, in order to give full
scope to the several Entertain irsents so peculiar to this Theatre,
Messrs. Astley and Davis have, at an enormous expence Com-
plttely altered, improved,' and embellished the whole inttrinr.
by making the Circle for the Horsenianship and other manly
Exereisei 'considerably larger in diameter : the Stage for
Equestrian Melo-Dramas, Ballets of Action, Pantomimes,
&c. heightened, widened,' and lengthened, with a superb
new Proscenium, which can be reduced or extended (almost
instantaneously). to give the necessary...effect to the scene
of action. Thirdly, as it haS been lately experienced that
the Gas Light is the strongest and most steady for Theatrical
Representations, the Gas Light Company have laid down a
-separate main for the sole use of this Theatre, which-will he
brilliantly and 'totally illuminated with Gas, particularly a
newand elegant Gas ItEoucerGHT. or Moveable Chandelier,
made upon an improved principle, with hydraulic joints, so as
to descend and ascend, instead of being a fixture to the ceiling.
Lastly, Messrs. Astley and Davis beg leave most respectfully
to observe, that having dont every thing in their power for
the comfort and accommodation of a 'liberal public, they
have also been parthadarlV active in their researches for and
in engaging several New Performers, which they hope and
trust will meet their approbation. Messrs. Astley and Davis
having thus stated what 'has been done, have only to add,-
th at every exertion will be made to secure a continuation of
that patronage, which they cannot command, but will most
strenuously endcavoar to deserve. The extensive new alte-
rations and Proscenium, as also the whole of the Embellish-
ments (partiettlatly a new Landscape Frontispiece). planned
and designed by. Mr. GKIEVF. and numerous Artists.—Fur-
titer particulars in flaw's! Bills and Adrertisentents. "

AT NINE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING,

NEXT TUCKS DAY, Marro, the Firsi Dravn

will receive FOIJJ Es OF porm.

All THREE I'RIZES of THIRTY THOLTS.VNI) POLTNDS

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• With 65 other Capitals of 60001., 10001., &c. &c. yet in
the lilted.
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• t., 131S11, the omtractor, 'sin erely ,
• Public for th'eir unprecedented PAlronage already con-
ferred this Lottery. , The. firstArawn Blank, No. 61q3, en-
titled to Pour Pipes of Port, was shared by him, in 2 Quar-
ters, 2 Eighths, and 4 Sitteenths, who respectfully intreats,
the Holders Monediately.to order from ,any, -Witte Merchant
they please, their, respective proportions of the 4 Pipes Of
Port,
,of the choicest quality„in the kingdom, whieh
will pay for on demand; who has also the pleasure to an-
nounce that he sold and shared no less than 12 of the Capital.
Prizes drawn already this Lotiery; being:No, ;-1,107, a. Prize Of
5000 L-, one of the largest Prizcs yet drawn; 11 others of
10001., &c.
As the demand has been very great throgliont the Country,
BISH intreats his Friends to be early in their application
whilst a rariety of Tickets and Shares remain at his Offices,
No. 4, Cornhill, and 9,.Charing-Cross, London.
In the last Lottery, containing Three Prizes .of 30.0001.,
BISH Shhel them. All; and hopes to sell all the Three' Prizes
of 30,0001. in the present Lottery. , •

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