Star.
London, England, 1801-09-17 00:00:00

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

FIFTEENTH TIA lE.
TtirZATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

SCHOOL FOR PREJUDICE.
Frank Liberal, Mr. LEWIS;
Oki Liberal, Mr. MUNDEN;
Ephraim, Mr. FAWCETT;
Mildmay, Mr. H. JOHNSTON;
Counfellor Friendly, Mr. MURRAY;
Chevy Chace, Mr. FARLEY ; .
John Groufc, Mr. EMERY;
Landlord, Mr. DAVENPORT;
Parchment, Mr. SIMMONS ;
Mrs. Howard, Mira CHAPMAN;
Lucretia Liberal, Mr.. DAVENPORT;
Fanny Liberal, Mrs. M11.1.S ;
Jenny, Milfa SIMS; Rachel, Mrs. WHfrmoßE ;
And Mariam, Mife MURRAY.
To which will hi added the Mufical Entertainment of
ST. DAVID's DAY.
William Townley, by Mr. INCLEDON;
Old Townley, by Mr. MUNDEN;
Peter Plimlinunon, by Mr. FAWCETT;
Owen, by Mr. TOWNSEND I
Dick, Mr. SIMMONS ;

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rFUS PRESENT EVENING, September ;7,
their Welles Servants will perform a New Hißorical
Drains, in Five Ads, called
DEAF AND DUMB;
Or, THE ORPHAN PROTECTED.
Julio, Mils DE CAMP;
Dmiernont, Mr. WROUGHTON ;

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Ilt. Aline, Mr. C. JUMBLE; Franval, Mr. BARRYMORE;
Do L'Epee, Mr. KEMBLE ;
Dupre' Mr. POWELL ; Dominique, Mr. SUETT ;
pier,, Mr: PALMER ; Phillippe, Mr. TRUEMAN.
Madame Franval, Mils POPE ;
Marianne, Mrs. MOUNTAIN;
Claudine, Mrs. SPARKS.
The Epilogue, by Mifs DE CAMP.
To which will be qdded the Mafque of
COMUS.

Cams, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Spirit, Mr. CAULFIELD ;
Bacchanals:

ors. KELLY, COOKE, DIGNUM, TRUEMAN,
The Lady, Mn. MOUNTAIN,
is which Charadter the will fing the Song of 0 Sweet Echo."
accompanied on the Hautboy by Mr. PARK,.
Sabrina, Mifs B. MENAQE ;
Euphrofyne, Mrs. CROUCH ;
Paftoral Nymph, Mifs STLPHENS ;
Bacchants:

Mrs. CROUCH, Mifs 1)E CAMP, Mifs STEPHENS,

Mifs B. MENAGE, &c.
PLiees for the Bores to be taken of Mr. Fofbrook, at the
Box Office in Little Ruffell-Street.
Boxes 6s. Second Price 35.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 25.--
Gallery 214 Second Price la—Upper Gallery as. Second Price
bd.—No Money to be returned.
The Doors to be opened at Half pelt Five, and to begin at
Half after air.

On Saturday, the Cagle Spectre; with Of Age To-morrow.
Or• The Public arc refpedfully informed, that the Tragedy
af Richard the Third will be afted every Tuefday till further
motice.

TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, September tB,
will he orefented the sew Comedy of the
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Gsriuneth, Mn. WH IT MO R E Welch G:rl, LESERVE ;
And Ellen, by Mrs. Al KINS.
In AR f. a Dance by Mr. King. In Ad 11. the Dance by
MeiTts. Blurton, Putt, L. Bologna, Wilde, Klanert, Lewis—
Meidames Carne, Bologna, Cox, Bologna, Diiadin, and Mrs.
Watts.

Boxes 6s.—Pit 3s. 61—Gallery ts.-+Upper Gallery Is.
Places for the Boxes to b, takcn of IVIT: Brandon, at the
Box-Office in liart-itrcet.

Doors to be opened at half after five, and th.performance
begin at ►alf after fix o'clock.
On Wednefday, the Comedy of Speed the Plough, with the
hlufical Entertalmr.tnt of Lock and Key.

The New Grand Spei'tacle of King Czar, or the Negro Slaves,
having been received with the molt unbounded applau'e, will
be repeated this and every Evening until further notice.
NEW ROYAL CIRCUS.
TI-lIS PRESENT EVENING, September 17,
will be exhibited
A GRAND DISPLAY OF HORSEMANSHIP,
Ceder the direction of Mr. Davis, and performed by him,
Meffr.. Jeffries, Collet, Kelly, Macdonald, a Grand Troop
of Horfcracn, and, for that night only, the celebrated rival
Infant Equeftrians, Matters SAUNDI a rand nitric
Clown to the Htirfemanthip, Mr. PORTER.
After which, an entire New Grand SpeCtacle, in Two Parts,
with New MuSe, Scenery, Machinery, Dreffcs, and De-
corations, which have been a confiderabL: time in prepara-
tion, will be produced, for the fecond time, called
KING CESAR ;
Or, THE NEGRO SLAVES.
The MuSe partly feltdted, but principally eompofcd, with
an entire New Indian Overture, by Mr. W. Ware.
The Scenery deigned by Mr. Greenwood, and executed
by him, Meffm. Marchbanks, Banks, and Alfiftants.
The Machinery wholly invented and executed by Mr. Brant-
eomli and the Decorations, &c. by Malls. Po* and Roberts.
'the 'h&c' deligned by Mr. Hodfon, Mr. Davis, and Mils
Williams, and completed by them and numerous Affillants.
The Dances incidental to the Piece by Mr. Montgomery.—
The whole writun by, and produced under the direction of,
Mr. CROSS.
Amidit a variety of New, PiCturefque, and complicated
Scenery, will be exhibited, accurate Views of
Cape Francois—Port an Prince—An Indian Bentang—
llost34lng Plantation—Exterior and Interior of La Rapinkre's
myiterious }tiding Place, or Mill of 'Ferrors—An Indian
Endgc•Caßk on Fire—lnterior and Exterior or the Ne-
Simi Cahn, in one of which Views will be Introduced the
African Ceremony of Mambo Jumbo, being the Negro
'Method of fettling Family Difpntes.—This is fuer-ceded by
th.: tremendous effedt of an Earthquake ' • and, on its ter-
rimation, by a beautiful Romantic View, illuminated by
'h. kiting Sun, eombinldg the moR prominent and interdt.
I.: Scenery in the whole Ifland of St. Domingo.
Charaders.
Mackandal, (afterw.,rds King Cafar), Mr. lielme ;
o• .y.,mbo, and Teyfello, his confidential Companions,
Mr. edict and Mr. Bradbury;
°ennui, (the merry Pedlar), Mr. Moregnmery I
.Almarni, Mr. Slader ; Overfeer, Mr. Pilbrow;
Governor, Mr. Roberts;
La Rapiniere, (the Savage Miller), Mr. Burrows ;
And Zand, Mr Bologna, jun.
Mifs Denny ; Inako, (a little blind Boy) her Brother,
N:if Either; Orr, Mrs. Herbert; (primiyaLpancing
Cirl t, Mifs Adams ' • and Adda, Mrs. RoircY•
In the comets of the Piece, charelerillic Dances, by Mira
Adams and Mifs Denny.
which will be added, the WI New fplindid Comic Pant o-
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called tee Scenery, Machinery, Dean, and
Decorat