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• v)i n iln 6795] THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. rHISPRESENT EVENING, DECEMBE R 22, their Majesties Servants will act the Comedy of LOVE FOR LOVE. Sir Sampson Legend, Mr. DOWTON. Valentine, Mr. ELLISTON ; Scandal, Mr. EYRF.. go, Mr. BANNIS PER ; Foresight, Mr. NIATHE.WS. •s Prue, Mrs. JORDAN; .Angelica, Miss DUNCAN. Mrs. Frail (first time) Mrs. HARI .OWE. Mrs. Foresight, (first time) Mrs. ORGER. gad of the PIay , LOVE IN II th time, a A TUB. New Comic Dance, called After which, the new Milo-Drama of " ELLA ROSENBERG. The Elector, Mr. 'RAYMOND ; Count Monntfort, Mr. DE CAMP; it i a berg, Mr. PUTNAM ; Flutterman, Mr. PENLEY ; Storm, Mr. BANNISTER ; Ella Rosenberg, Mrs. H. SIDDONS ; * t wine, ; Mrs. Flutterman, Mrs. SPARKS. With a Dace, composed by Mr. D'Egville. To.teerrow, Venoni with Blue Beard. p it uday, (Christmas Eve) No Performance. 03 * D ay, George Barnwell ; with (first time these twelve iv ' ) the Pantomime of Robinson Crusoe. THEATRE ROYAL, HAYAIARK6T. PiEsErn EVENING, DECEMBER n, well be aeted the Comedy of TOWN AND COUNTRY. nine, Mr. JONES; Trot, Mr. MUNDEN. igajtev. Owen Glenroy, Mr. MURRAY. ...Reuben Glenroy, Mr. YOUNG. ,strong, Mr. WADDY ; Hawbuck, Mr. EME.RY. Mrs. Glenroy, Mrs. C. KEMBLE. mile Somers, Miss *OWN ; Mrs. Trot, Mrs. GIBBS ; i s , mar t en, hIre.kMArf...NPORT; Tafßine, Mra LISTON. Irr wikh, for the 6th time, a New Ballet, composed by Mr. Rossi (late BAlk:-hinter to the Opera House), called THE DOUBLE WEDDING. • With New Scenery, Dresses, Btc. To which will be S/Ided the Farce of ARBITRATION ; or, FREE AND EASY. itch ; Mr. LEWIS ; Thoro', Mr. SIMMONS. ifolsy ri:ely, Mr. BLANCHARD ; Chequer, Mr. LISTON. Lady Litigious Mrs. DAVENPORT ; linnet, Miss LOGAN; 'Mrs. Chequer, Mrs. LISTON. Oa Fugal, Venice Preserved; with A School for Authors. oe Mosby, Jane Shore; with MoOter (,'rote. VOCAL CONCERT 1809 ;RS. 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