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WED NES DAY, OCTOBER .14, 1801.

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SANS SOUCI.
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MO-MORROW, Thursday, .061ober z 5, will be
_preseutecl, at SANS SOUCI, Leicester place, Lei-
c_:ster-square, an Lntertainment, entirely new and original,
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A FRISK.
Arrangement of the Recitation and Songs.
PART I

Re& Sir,Pcter, Mag, and the opening of The Plot.—Sony;.
?-Delight:—Rec. Young Tirtion undee.eived.- -Song. I n
vim" veritas.-z-Rec. More Enc foachers.—Song. The Cue-
kocto—Rec. An Exception.—Song. The Letter N.—Rec.
The Galley slaVes.—Song. The Manes of the Brave.—
Rec. Mt. Peddle --;Song. Literary Transrnigration;—Rec.
Something 'to other.—Song. The New Year.
PART 11.

gee; Sit Peter Impatient: —Song. The Voyage of Life.—
Rec. The Discovcry.—Song. Honour among Thieves.—
Rec. `lirhitlie.—Sops. Tray. Rec. More Poets.--Song
The Ladies.—Rec.rbe Larripoon.—Song. Love and Mad-
ness. Rec. The Wooden Legs. -,--sotig. jack, at the
Opera.—Rec. Nuts.--song. The' Dinner.
PART ill.
Rte. Thoughts on Matrimony.--Song. The Original and the
Picture.--Rec. Courage'and its Shadow.—Song. The Vi-
cissitudes of G10ry..,-,Rec, Tne Ambassador without Cre-
dentials. —Song. Father^ and I.—Rec. Mag talks !—Song.
The Wife eleet.—Rec. The Lovers.—Song. Every Man
his own Pilot.-Ree. The Surprize.—Song. The Bless-
ings of Peace.,
Toe whole is written and composed, and will be spoken,
sung, and accompanied by
Mr, DIIJDIN.
Admittance,:lloxts ss. -Pit 3s. Gallery.2s.
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aqua tints, frOntiiictutesjainted liy Mr. Di Min, and Thin-
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on Monday next, "Tray."

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- No. LXXXIX. of

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'THE GAME LAWS • or, The SPORTSMAN
and GAME-KEEPER's POCKET-bo(m-; beidg a
compxlieni;ive Treatise on.the- Game-Laws. To Which are
sO added, the Mode of recovering Penalties =del. the Game
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