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1 , 1 , ! ' 'yl 1 :4 4 10 , 4 • S ,11, ••• NUM' FOR THE IMEFIT OF MRS. POWELL TH EAT R E-ROYAL , DRU RY-LANE. This present WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1504, will be yieiented a Tragedy, celled DOUGLAS. The Part of Young Norval, By Mrs. POWELL. Lady Randolph, Mr, HOLLAND. Glerialvon, Mr. BARRY MORE. Stranger, Mr WROUGHTUN. Donald, Mr. COOKE. Officer, Mr. HADDOCKS. Prisoner, Mr. WERE. Matilda, Mrs ANSE.LL. Anna, Miss TIDSWVLL. At the End of the Play lira. POWELL will deliver an ADDRESS, Written by Herself. To which will he added, a Farce, called TEIE•DEVIL TO PAY ; Or, Tim WIVES mrrAmommos'o. Sir John Luverule Mr. DIGNUM. her:l3oolEl.. Doctor, Mr. MA DDOCKS• Cook, Mr. SPARKS. Joba.iii, Mr. RANNISTER, Jun. Lady Loverule, Mrs HARLOWE. Lett,ce, Miss Tinswir.u.. Lucy, Mr! COATES. t ell, Mrs. JORDAN. Vivant Rex et Regina! rri HEATRE-R 0 sir AL, COVENT-GARDEN , I THIS EVENING, wAI be perfumed (for the Second Time Okla Season). the Opera of INKLE AND YARICO. Sir Christopher Curry, Mr. MUNDEN. Capt. Camply, Mr. HILL. Medians, Mr. W ADDY. bkls (with Additioi.al Songs), Mr. BRAHAM• Trudge, Mr. F.AWCETT. Narcissi, Miss MARTYR. Patty, Mrs. DIBDIN. Yarico, Mts. H. SIDDONS. Wowski (with a New Song, composed by Mr. Reese), Signora STOR ACE. After the Play (for the 25th Time) will be presented a Grand Serio•Com VALENTINE ic Romantic MeIoAND-Drama, ORSON. in Two Arts, called Principal Characters. French. Pepin, King of F r ance, Mr CORY. Henry, Mr. KLANERT. Valentine, Mr. FARLEY. Orson, "mr.titmois. The Princess Eglantine, Mr*. ST. LEDGER. The Empress Belivanta, Sister to the King, Mrs. DIBDIN• Saracens. The Sorcerer, Agramant Green Knight), Mr. BO LOGNA, Jun. 'man, Mr. HARLEY. The Piece to conclude with a GRAND PAGEANT, Representiug the Meeting of 'The Emperor of C•mvtaiitineple arid the King of Trine.. • The Doors beat* will he (nailed at Half-past Five, and the Per - M ':att.4.46nsimaw ea *KIRA Sir Boxes. 6s. Pit, Ss. . Gallery, 7a. Upper Gallery, Is. The New Romantic Melo-Drania of Valentine and Orson, comenuinuto be received with the hi;lie-it Approbatiiin, will be repeated carry Evening till further notice. THEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO MORROW EVENING, wit I be performed a . Comedy, tailed THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE. Sir Charles 11.cket, Mr. HOLLAND. Brut/get, Mr. DOWTON. Lovelace, Mr DE CAMP. Wondlvy, Mr. FISHER. Lady Rackett, Mrs. JORDAN. Mm. Drugget, Mrs. SPARKS. • Nancy, Miia B. MENAGE. Dimity, Mrs. lIARLOWE. After which (50th Time), the New Grand _Allegorical Spec tad., of CINDERELLA; Or, THE The Prin LIT ILE GLASS SUPPER. cipal Cheri , ters by Mr. BYRNE. Mr. GRIMALDI. Master BYRNE, Master OsßatE BYRNE, Miss DE CAMP, M ni . MOUNTAIN, MM. TY RER, Aloe. BYRNE, %lir VINING, Mt>, SEARLE, Mies BILISTOVV', Mi TAYLOR. To which will be added the New of Grand SerM Comic Ro- ince TIIE CARAVAN; OR, THE DRIVER AND HIS DOG. The Cllarattershy Mr. BARTLS:Y, Mr. DOW TON, Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. BANNISTER. Jun. Mr. DIGNUM, Master WEST. 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