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THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1803.

Nut /Vied these Twenty Teals
For the BENEFIT of Mr. ItAYMOND.
Ti IEATRE.ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
TO-MORROW EVENING Their Majesties
Servant; will perform an Historical Tragedy called
EDWARD THE BLACK PRINCE;
Or, die BATTLE OF POICTIERS.
Tawaol, Pin. a of Wale:, by the Gentleman who perform-d
eke Pasts of Richard and Skylork-; Earl of Warwick, Mr.
Caulfield; 1. ad Amliley, Mr Barry more; F.arl of SalOburv,
Mr I)igiturn ; Lord Chando4, Mr Bartley; Arnold, Mr. Ray.
Eno Cardinal P rig. r, Mr. Pa.-Icer; Jonn, King of France,
Mr. Waldron ; Dauphin, Mr. De Camp; D eke ttf Touraine,
Mader Giatterl ry ; Cunitahle of France, Mr Co Ike ; Arch..
bishop of Sens, Mr. Sparks; Chantey, Mr. Madlocks ; Ri.
beiurnent, by a Gentleman, ()wring hi firAt Aplievraiice on any
Stage ) Mariana, by the lily who twrforiocd the Part of
Adelaide, in the Count of Narbonne, (her third AppearAlbtX 011
any Stage.)
An appropriate National Arld'eo be Mr. R iymond.
After the Play a New f),nee, by Mr. Byrne, culled
The TRUE LOVERS' KNJT.
The Principal Criaraders by Mr. Byrne, Maurer Byrne, and
Mio B. Menage.
To 'Ate, will be added, a Faroe B*'led
The MAYOR OF GARRATT'. _ _

In the Press, and speedily will be published, Part the First, of
THE PHILOSOPHY of PLEASURE.
By THOMAS MOORE, Esq.
Printed for James Carpenter, 01(1 Bmd-street.

In the Press, and speedily will be pithlisherl,
ONE HUNDRED PHYSIOGNOMICAL
RULES, illustrated with fifty-eight accurate E.igravings
By JOHN CASPER LAVATOR.
' Translated from the German.
„These Rules were not intruded for publication by the
Aithoi, tinting his life-time, and only entrusted to a few
toile Eriemids, under the strictest inhibition font making them
puitlic. They appear to have been coninder.td by Mr. La-
yator as containing thi't most important amid profound secrets of
his art. •
This Work will make; part of the New Edition of Layator's
lttaiyi; on Physiognomy, now publishing in weekly part;,
mite 4. each, and will be completiA in 25 parts.
Printed for H. D. Symbnds, No. 20, and J. Walker, No. 44,
Prt-muster-R ow • Verner and Hood, Poultry; and Cuthell and
N 4 matiii, Middle-Row, Holborn.

Sir Jamb 3,119, Mr. Hollingsworth; Major Sturgeon. Mr.
ita:moind, (being his first Appearance IR that Chata 'Ter ;
Jerry Sae.A. by the Centleinan who performs Edveml ; Crispin
Haynie), Mr. We-water; Bruin, Mr. MM.:chi; Roger, Mr.
Purses, Snuffle, Mr Fisher; Mrs. Sn .ak, Miss De Camp,
(twins %et ken Appearance in that IL:114.11Ra ;) Mrs. }hubs,
Tutswell.
Roses, Sr -a-Pit, Ss fid Galerv,
U.
Tickets and Places fiw the Ffises tube had of . Raymund,
310. 3, Chaster *sot, Gr.-wean)* Place, I lode Park C ;
and of Mr. Fusbrook, at the Bos-Utfice, in Little Russi.ll.
str..et.

NEVER PERFORMED AT THIS THEATRE.
THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
For the BEN I. FIT of Mist MELLON and 501i4; STEPHENS.
tIN WEDNESDAY JUNE 1, 1803, Theis
Meje-vies Servant+ will aft Mrs. Cos,ley's Comedy of
A BOLD STROKE FOR A HUSBAND.
Don Julio, Mt. Russel; Dow Carlos, Mr. Aarrvuuare;
Dew Cesar, Mr. Cherry; Don Vincentio, Mr. Collins; D.ua
Garcia, Mr . Holland. Olivia, Mrs. Glover; Victoria, Miss
Dr CalnP M 1.(,e, Mi.* Mellon.
In the course of the Evening will be introduced the fullouihg
Songs:
" Little Taffe'ene," by Mrs. BLAND.
A NEW SONG, (composed expressly by M. P. King) by
Mrs STEPHENS.
The FAVOURITE C.:LEE pf " 0, Lady rair,"
By Miss S rErit ENS, Miss I'YRERs and Mr. SEDGWICK.
Actorri,saniod on the harp by Mr. WEIPPAR r.
" The Soldier Till," by Miss STEPIIF-NS.
After which the Favourite Ballet of
THE SCOTCH GHOST.
Jamie, (by permission) M. St. PIERRE,
(From the Opera House and Asticv's Amphitheatre.)
!Fanny. Miss CR.ANFIF.T.D, (Pupil of Mr. D'Egville.)
(Being her First Appearrice in that Character.)
Ito which will be added, (fur the 7th time this Season) the
Romance of
LODOISKA.
The Musk composed and selcled from Cheruhini, Kreutaer,
and Artdraeati, by the late Mr. Storace.
Pet swot ri-s-Prince Impa nal, Mr. PoweU ; Count Fl oreski,
Mr. Dignum • Baron Lovinski, Mr. Rayreoixl; V +the' Mr.
Suotts Adolphus, Mr. Caulfield ; Gimaarus, Mr Rl:odes ;
Sebastian, Mr. Gibbons; Michael; Mr. Ms4docks ; Casimir,
Mr. Fisher; Sunislaus' Mr. Webb; First Page, Master
Tolceley ; Second P-r, Mlle Kelly ; Princess Lodoiska, Miss
Stephens, (her First Appearance in that Character.)
Taaraas—Kern Khan, Mr. Barrymere ; Ithorak, Mr
Dignam ; Khor, Mr. Seiewirk ; Jsohis. Mr. Cooke ; Kajah,
Ur. Evans; Tau rn art, Mr. Whitinell ; Camara, Mr. Male.
Tickets and Places ire the Boxes to be had of Miu Mellon,
No. 17, Little Russel-strut, Covent-Garden ; of Miss Ste-
phens, No. kb, Park-street, Grosvenor-square; and of Mr.
Yrsimsolt.at the Box-Office, in Little Rimed-street.

SADLER's WELLS.
Under the Patronage of
HIS ROYAL 1111OHNESS THE DUKE OF CLARENCE.
THIS EVENING, Tile RsD Y May '26, HO3,
and fallowing Evenings, the Entertain, alts will cons-
wienee with the New Grand Serio-Cotnie Pantoniimcof
PHILIP QUARLL.
Quart!, Mi. Grimaldi ' • Reaufidelle. Master Menage ; Pirate,
M. Bologna, jun. ; Black Chief, Sig. Belzoni; Lady, Mad.
St. Aman.i.
After ehizli, Mis Gayton will Dance the favourite
SKIPPING-ROPE HORNPIPE.
Fut the Fait True, an entire New Bur:Ata Spectacle, cal2t.el
RED RIDING HOOD ;

• at,
The WOLF ROBBER
with New Musk, Scenery, Dresses and Decorations.
Principal Characters,
Wt. Townsend, Mr. Smith, Mertesld Mr. Davis Mr.
Nine, Mr. Menage, Miss Dennett,
(her first appearance at this Thvatre.)
Signior &geoid'
The PATAGONIAN SAMPSON,
'will present his uncommon Performances, and the Entertain.
ment will conc
FlulßEde with the faAND SPlRlTvourite Comic Pantomime of
Boxes, 4s.—Pit, ls.
WITH A PINT OF UNADBLTERATED FOREIGN
WINE FOR ONR SHILLING ONLY.
The B tri7tu S;wictacle, Serio.Conlic, and Comic Pantomimes,
written and produced by Mr. C. jun. • the Over-
tures and Mrivic entirely New, and composed by Mr.
Reeve; the Scenery irif the whole entirely New, and de.
*ivied or the various Pieces, by Mr. Andrews, and painted
by him and Assistants.
Ladies and Gentlemen are requested to be early in their
plication for Places, to prevent disappointment.
Oxus opt-red at Half-pad Five, and begin at Half-past Six.
Places kept till Half-past Seven.
• ••• The Entertainments to conclude a few !Minutes after
Ten o'Clock
Barks of the Song: to he had at the WELLS.

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