By Desire of Colonel PLUMER, and the
OFFICERS of the Ainfly Volunteers

BENEFIT of Mr. WOOD.

On THURSDAY Evening, May 9, 1805, their Maiesties Servants will perform the Comedy of

WILD OATS;
Or, The Strolling Gentleman.

Sir Geo. Thunder, - Mr BENNETT
Rover, - - Mr MELVIN
Harry, - - Mr CARLETON
Banks, - - Mr CARR
John Dory, - - Mr WILLIAMS
Farmer Gammon, - Mr HOPE
Lamp, - - Mr WOOD

Ephraim Smooth, - Mr JONES
Sim, - - Mr KNIGHT
Trap, - - Mr JARMAN
Twitch, - - Mr ELLIOTT
Lady Amaranth, - Mrs SMITH
Amelia, - - Mrs CUMMINS
Jane, - - - Mrs WILLIAMS

An Addrefs to the Patriotism of the Volunteers,
Written by a Gentleman, to be recited by Mr. MELVIN, in the Character of a Volunteer.
A New SONG, call'd

THE ORIGIN OF GUNPOWDER,

By Mr. WOODHAM.

After which, a Piece in one Act, (written by SHAKESPEARE,) call'd

FLORIZEL & PERDITA;

Or, The SHEEP SHEARING.

Florizel, - - Mr JONES
Polixenes, - - Mr CARR
Camillo, - - - Mr WOOD
Antigonus, - - Mr WILLIAMS

Autolicus, (with Songs,) Mr KNIGHT
Clown, - - - Mr HOPE
Perdita, - - - Mrs SMITH

To which will be added, (not acted here these fifteen Years) a FARCE, call'd

MISS IN HER TEENS ;

(Written by DAVID GARRICK, Esquire.)

Captain Flash, - - Mr WILLIAMS
Fribble, - - - Mr JONES
Capt. Loveit, - - - Mr WOODHAM
Puff, - - - Mr WOOD

Jaiper, - - - Mr HOPE
Tag, - - - Mrs JARMAN
Mrs Biddy, - - - Mrs WOOD

To begin at Half past SIX o'clock.

TICKETS, BOX 3s.—PIT 2s.—FIRST GAL. 1s. 6d.—UPPER GAL. 1s.

TICKETS as usual, from Eleven till Two, and of Mr. WOOD, Skeldergate.

W. Storry, Printer.