BENEFIT OF MR. BENNETT.

On Tuesday May, 3, 1803, His Majestys' Servants will revive Mrs. Inchbald's COMEDY, of

I'll Tell You What!

YOU WILL BE PLEAS'D.

Colonel Downright, - Mr WILLIAMS. | Sir Harry Harmlefs, - Mr STEPHENS
Major Cyprus, - Mr MELVIN. | Lady Eufton, - Mrs CHAPMAN
Anthony Eufton, - Mr CUMMINS. | Lady Harriet Cyprus, - Mrs AICKIN.
Mr. Eufton, - Mr KNIGHT. | Bloom, - Mrs CUMMINS
Charles Eufton. - Mr KNOX. | A Young Lady, - Mifs SMITH,
Sir George Eufton, - Mr WALCOT. | (With the Original EPILOGUE.)

End of the PLAY,

JOHN BULL'S

OBSERVATIONS on a JOURNEY to PARIS,

His Departure from Dover—The Packet, his Fellow Passengers, and BRITISH TARS defcribed
—Arrival at Calais—His Reception at Paris—Description of the Streets, Housſes, People,
Dreſs, Proviſions, and happy Return to Old England,

To be ſpoken by Mr. BENNETT.

A New COMIC SONG, (written by DIBDIN,) called

The MARGATE HOY,

By Mr MATHEWS.

An Addreſs to BRITISH HEROES,

By Mrs. AICKIN.

After which an entire new PANTOMIME, (composed by Mr. BENNETT, and performed at HULL, with unbounded Applause,) called

TRICK UPON TRICK:

Or, Harlequin's Frolicks.

With New Scenery, Dreſſes, Muſic, Machinery, Magical Deceptions, and Pantomimical Devices.

The principal new Scenery and Machinery conſit of A Calm Sea, with Boats in Motion, &c. The Magic Table and Seats, with Wine, Fruit, &c.—A Romantic Landscape, and View of a Diftant City—Harlequin's Car, drawn by Rein Deer, &c. &c.—A Chamber, with Book-Cafe, and Enchanted Picture—Magic Chairs, Box, and Bird-Cage—Blue Devils—the il-luminated Altar—Harlequin and Colombine's Transformation into a Giant Ten Feet high—Wondertul Deception with an Old Woman's Baſket—and the Temple of Cupid, with the Altar Burning, ſurrouuded by Doves, Hearts, Arrows, Bows, Quivers, Flames, Darts, Wreaths of Flowers, &c. The whole Deſigned and Painted by MR. BENNETT.

Harlequin, (with a variety of Leaps) Mr. BENNETT.

Don Lubomerski, - Mr CARR. | Cuddy Pickwidgeon (with Song) Mr KNIGHT
Don Struttolonda, - Mr KNOX. | Pero Brainleſs, - Mr STEPHENS.
Abbot, - Mr WILLIAMS. | Market Man, - Mr HOPE.
Friars, Mefirs. HOPE, H. CUMMINS, &c.—Cupid, Mifs WALKER.
Colombine, - Mifs DE CAMP. | Abbefs, - Mrs CUMMINS.

To Conclude with a GRAND BOWER DANCE.

Tickets as ufual, and of Mr. BENNETT, at Mr. BATTY's, Judge's Lodgings, Coneyſtreet.

Theatre-Royal, York.

On THURSDAY Evening, May 26, 1803, their Majesties' Servants will perform a favourite PIECE, (in Two Acts) called

The Deuce is in Him.

Colonel Tamper, - Mr. MELVIN. | Emily, - Mifs SMITH.
Major Belford, - Mr. WILLIAMS. | Bell, - Mrs. AICKIN.
Prattle, - Mr. KNIGHT. | Mademoiselle Florival, Mrs. JARMAN.

After which, a MUSICAL FARCE, called The

POOR SOLDIER.

Patrick, - Mrs. WILLIAMS. | Fitzroy, - Mr. WOOD.
Bagatelle, - Mr. CARR. | Darby, - Mr. BENNETT.
Father Luke, - Mr. MELVIN. | Kathleen, - Mrs. JARMAN.
Dermot, - Mr. GATTIE. | Norah, - Mrs. J. WILKINSON.
(From the Theatre-Royal, Exeter.)

“ The POST CAPTAIN,”

By Mr. GATTIE.

To which will be added, an entire New PANTOMIME, (composed by Mr. BENNETT) called

Trick upon Trick:
Or, Harlequin's Frolicks.

With New Scenery, Dresses, Music, Machinery, Magical Deceptions, and Pantomimical Devices.

The principal New Scenery and Machinery consist of a Calm Sea, with Boats in Motion. &c. The Magic Table and Seats, with Wine, Fruit, &c.—A Romantic Landscape, and View of a Diffant City—Harlequin's Car drawn by Rein Deer. &c. &c.—A Chamber with Book-Cafe, and Enchanted Picture—Magic Chairs, Box, and Bird-Cage—Blue Devils—the illuminated Altar—Harlequin and Colombine's Transformation into a Giant Ten Feet high—Wonderful Deception with an Old Woman's Basket—and the Temple of Cupid, with the Altar Burning, surrounded by Doves, Hearts, Arrows, Bows, Quivers, Flames, Darts, Wreaths of Flowers, &c. The whole Designed and Painted by Mr. BENNETT.

Don Lubermerſki, - Mr. CARR. | Cuddy Pickwidgeon, (with Song) Mr. KNIGHT,
Don Struttolonda, - Mr. KNOX. | Pero Brainſes, - Mr. STEPHENS.
Abbot, - Mr. WILLIAMS. | Market Man, - Mr. HOPE.

Friars, Mefſrs. HOPE, H. CUMMINS, &c.—Cupid, Mifs WALKER.

Colombine, - Mifs DE CAMP. | Abbefes, - Mrs. CUMMINS.

To conclude with a GRAND BOWER DANCE.

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

(T. J. WILSON and R. SPENCE, Printers, High Quaygate, York.)

YORK, 26th August, 1803.

In consequence of the Death of Mr. WILKINSON, the Trustees under his Will most respectfully inform the Public, that they feel it to be their duty to continue the Theatre open This Evening, Saturday, and Monday, when it will finally close until the Winter Season.

Theatre-Royal, York.

On FRIDAY Evening, AUGUST 26, 1803, Their Majesties' Servants will perform a
New COMEDY, called

Delays & Blunders.

Sir Edward, - Mr WILLIAMS.
Lieut. St. Orme, - Mr CUMMINS.
Old Sapling, - Mr KNIGHT.
Henry Sapling, - Mr MELVIN.

Sternly, - Mr WOOD.
Gaoler, - Mr H. CUMMINS.
Groom, - Mr HOPE.
Privilege, - Mr STEPHENS.

Paul Poftpone, MR. FAWCETT.

Robert Grange, - Mr BENNETT.
Farmer Nightshade, - Mr CARR.
Mrs Sapling, - Mrs ELLIOTT.

Mrs St. Orme, - Mrs JARMAN.
Warner, - Mrs FRENCH.
Lauretta, - Mifs DE CAMP.

Honoria, (with a Song,) by a Young LADY, (her first appearance on any Stage.)

After which a COMIC OPERA, called

NETLEY ABBEY.

Oakland, - Mr CARR.
Captain Oakland, - Mr KNOX.

Mac Scrape, - Mr GATTIE.

Gunnel, - MR. FAWCETT.

Jeffrey, - Mr KNIGHT.
Rapine, - Mr HOPE.

Ellen Woodbine, - Mifs DE CAMP.
Lucy Oakland, - Mrs CARR.
Catherine, - Mrs WILLIAMS.

To begin a Quarter before SEVEN o'Clock.

TICKETS, BOX 4s.—PIT 2s. 6d.—FIRST GAL. 2s.—UPPER GAL. 1s.
SECOND PRICE, BOX 2s.—PIT 1s. 6d.—FIRST GALLERY 1s.

TICKETS and PLACES to be had of Mr. SWALWELL at the Theatre from Eleven till Two.

On SATURDAY, JOHN BULL; or, An ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE-SIDE, JOB THORNBERRY, Mr FAWCETT. After which, a Pantomime, called TRICK UPON TRICK, of HARLEQUIN TRIUMPHANT.—Mr FAWCETT's BENEFIT on MONDAY.

W. Story, Printer, York.

Theatre-Royal, York.

On SATURDAY Evening, AUGUST 27, 1803, Their Majesties' Servants will perform the last New much-admired COMEDY, called

JOHN BULL;
Or, An Englishman's Fire-Side.

Written by G. Colman, Esq; Author of Inkle and Yarico, Poor Gentleman, Heir at Law, &c. And performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden, with universal Applause.

Peregrine, - Mr CUMMINS.
Sir Simon Rochdale, Mr CARR.
Frank Rochdale, - Mr WALCOT.

Williams, - Mr H. CUMMINS.
Lord Fitz Balaam - Mr WILLIAMS.
Hon. Tom Shuffleton, Mr MELVIN.

Job Thornberry

John Bur, - Mr HOPE.
Dennis Brulgruddery, Mr GATTIE.
Dan, - - Mr KNIGHT.
Steward, - - Mr. WOOD.

Mr. FAWCETT.

John, - Mr. JARMAN.
Lady Caroline Braymore, Mrs. JARMAN
Mrs. Brulgruddery, Mrs ELLIOTT.
Mary Thornberry, Mrs SMITH.

End of the Play, a favourite Song, called

"JOHN BULL versus BONAPARTE,"

By Mr. FAWCETT.

To which will be added, a New PANTOMIME, (composed by Mr. Bennett) called

TRICK UPON TRICK:

Or, Harlequin's Frolicks.

With New Scenery, Dreffes, Music, Machinery, Magical Deceptions, and Pantomimical Devices, The principal New Scenery and Machinery confift of a Calm Sea, with Boats in Motion, &c. The Magic Table and Seats, with Wine, Fruit, &c.—A Romantic Landscape, and View of a Diftant City—Harlequin's Car drawn by Reïn Deer, &c. &c.—A Chamber with Book, Cafe, and Enchanted Picture—Magic Chairs, Box, and Bird-Cage—Blue Devils—the Illuminated Altar—Harlequin and Colombine's Transformation into a Giant Ten Feet high—Wonderful Deception with an Old Woman's Basket—and the Temple of Cupid, with the Altar Burning, furrounded by Doves, Arrows, Bows, Quivers, Flames, Darts, Wreaths of Flowers, &c. The whole Designed and Painted by Mr. BENNETT.

Harlequin, (with a variety of Leaps) Mr BENNETT.

Don Lubermeſki, - Mr CARR.
Don Struttolonda, - Mr KNOX.
Abbot, - - Mr WILLIAMS.

Cuddy Pickwidgeon, (with Song) Mr KNIGHT
Pero Brainleſs, - Mr STEPHENS.
Market Man. - Mr HOPE.

Friars, Mefirs. HOPE, H. CUMMINS, &c.— Cupid, Maſter GATTIE.

Colombine, - - Mif DE CAMP. | Abbefs, - - Mrs CUMMINS.

On MONDAY Evening, "The DRAMATIST." After which, a favourite Farce, called "The PRISONER at LARGE," the Parts of VAPID and MUNS by Mr FAWCETT, being for his Benefit, and positively the last Night of performing till the Winter Season.

W. Storry, Printer. York.

NEVER ACTED HERE.

Theatre-Royal, York.

On Tuesday Evening, March 12th, 1805, their Majesties Servants will perform a Popular
NEW COMEDY, called

The Blind Bargain;
Or, HEAR IT OUT!

(Written by Mr. REYNOLDS, and performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden, with unbounded Applause.)

Sir Andrew Analyfe, - Mr KNIGHT
Villars, - - Mr CUMMINS
Jack Analyfe, - Mr CARLETON
Tourly, - - Mr MELVIN
Doctor Pliable, - Mr CARR
Giles Woodbine, - Mr BENNETT
Frank, - - Mr HOPE

James, - - Mr JARMAN
David, - - Mr ELLIOTT
Henry, - - Mifs JARMAN
Mrs Villars, - Mrs WORTHINGTON
Mifs Gurnett, - Mrs JARMAN
Sophia Woodbine, Mifs MILLS
Rachel, - - Mrs ELLIOTT

In Act 4th, a SONG incidental to the Piece,

By Mifs MILLS.

THE LYRICAL EPILOGUE,

By Mr BENNETT.

After which, a New Operatic Entertainment, (second time here) called

MATRIMONY.

As Performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, with universal Applause.

(With New SCENERY and DECORATIONS.)

The MUSIC by Messrs KING and KELLY.

Baron de Limburg, - Mr CARR
Delaval, - - Mr MELVIN
O'Cloghorty, - - Mr BENNETT
First Soldier, - - Mr HOPE

Second Soldier, - - Mr ELLIOTT
Clara, - - - Mifs MILLS
Lifetta, - - - Mrs CARR

To begin at Half past SIX o'clock.

TICKETS, BOX 43.—PIT 23. 6d.—FIRST GAL. 23.—UPPER GAL. 1s.
SECOND PRICE, BOX 23.—PIT 1s. 6d.—FIRST GAL. 1s.

The Public are respectfully informed, that in order to prevent disappointment at the Benefits, &c. not any Seats can be secured, unless paid for at the time of taking them, to be had at the Theatre only, every day, Sundays excepted, from Eleven till Two; a rule established at the Theatre-Royal, Hull, &c. and highly approved.
On WEDNESDAY, "HE WOULD BE A SOLDIER,"—"CATHERINE and PERTRUCHIO," and the Pantomime of "The FAIRY; or, BRITANNIA's TRIUMPH."

W. Storry, Printer, York.

Theatre-Royal, York.

On WEDNESDAY Evening, March 13th, 1805, their Majesties Servants will perform a COMEDY, (in three Acts) called

HE WOU'D BE A SOLDIER.

Col. Talbot, - - Mr CUMMINS
Sir Oliver Oldstock, Mr BENNETT
Captain Crevelt, - Mr MELVIN
Wilkins, - - Mr CARR
Caleb, - - - Mr KNIGHT
Amber, - - Mr HOPE

Johnston, - - Mr CARLETON
Charlotte, - - Mi's SMITH
Lady Oldstock, - Mrs LENG
Mrs Wilkins, - Mrs JARMAN
Betty, - - Mrs FRENCH

After which,

CATHERINE & PETRUCHIO;
Or, The TAMING of the SHREW.

Petruchio,
Baptisa,
Pedro,
Biondello,

Mr CUMMINS
Mr ELLIOTT
Mr HOPE
Mr CARR

Grumio,
Taylor,
Musica Mafter,
Hortenfio,

Mr BENNETT
Mr KNIGHT
Mr WOOD
Mr WOODHAM

Curtis, Mrs LENG
Bianea, Mrs CARR
Catherine, Mrs WORTHINGTON

To which will be added, a PANTOMIME, call'd

THE FAIRY;
Or, BRITANNIA'S TRIUMPH.

The principal Scenery and Machinery confit of—The DOMINIONS of PLUTO.—The GATES of CALAIS.—His MAJESTY's PICTURE.—A grand View of the CITY of LONDON, BLACK FRIAR'S BRIDGE, St. PAUL's, &c.—The GARDEN and MOVING STATUE.—The MAGIC GOOSE, and DEVIL AMONG the TAILORS.—The GHOST.—The FISH BASKET, LIVE SALMON and OYSTERS—A SHARP between TWO FLATS.—The PILLORY.—A View of

THE TEMPLE OF LIBERTY,

In Vertical Motion—BRITANNIA TRIUMPHANT, and a View of

THE BRITISH FLEET.

Harlequin,
Magician,
Alderman Turtle,
Austrian General,
Dutch General,
Britannia,
Protecting Spirit,

Mr BENNETT
Mr WOODHAM
Mr CARR
Mr WILLIAM'S
Mr JARMAN
Mrs JARMAN
Mrs CARR

Corfican Fairy,
Beau Tippet,
Dick Handfail,
Drummer,
Oyster Woman,
Dolly Snip,
Columbine,
Mr KNIGHT
Mr CARLETON
Mr WOOD
Mr ELLIOTT
Mr HOPE
Mrs ELLIOTT
Mifs MILLS

To begin at Half past Six o'clock.

SECOND PRICE, BOX 2s.—PIT 1s. 6d.—FIRST GAL. 1s.

On THURSDAY, "The WEST INDIAN," with Mrs. INCHBALD's Farce of "The SHAWE, or APPEARANCE IS AGAINST THEM."

W. Story, Printer, York.

["BY DESIRE\nOf the HIGH SHERIFF, and GENTLEMEN\nof the GRAND JURY.", "Theatre-Royal, York.", "On SATURDAY Evening, March 16, 1805, their Majesties' Servants will perform a\nCOMEDY, called The", "Road to Ruin.", "Mr. Dornton, -\nHarry Dornton,\nGoldfinch,\nSulky,\nSilky,\nMilford,\nMr. Smith,\n- -\n- -\n- -\n- -\n- -\n- -\n-

THEATRE-ROYAL, YORK.

On WEDNESDAY Evening, March 20, 1805, their Majesties' Servants will perform the Tragedy of

JANE SHORE.

Duke of Gloucester, - Mr WILLIAMS
Lord Haftings, - Mr MELVIN
Catesby, - Mr CARR
Ratcliffe, - Mr HOPE

Belmour, - Mr WOOD
Dumont, - Mr CUMMINS
Alicia, - Mrs WORTHINGTON
Jane Shore, - Mifs SMITH

After which, the favourite PANTOMIME of

Raymond & Agnes,
Or, The BLEEDING NUN.

Raymond, - Mr MELVIN
Theodore, - Mr KNIGHT
Don Felix - Mr WOOD
Count Lindenburgh, Mr CARR
Claude, - Mr HOPE
Baptist, - Mr BENNETT
Robert, - Mr WILLIAMS
Jaques, - Mr CARLETON

Agnes, (with a Song) - Mifs MILLS
Marguerite, - Mrs JARMAN
Countess Lindenburgh, Mrs CUMMINS
Annette, - Mrs KNIGHT
Child, - Mifs JARMAN
Abbe's, - Mrs LENG
Specie of the Bleeding Nun, Mifs SMITH

Nuns, Mrs Carr, Mrs Elliott, Mrs French, Mifs Cummins, &c.
The Vocal Parts by Mr Bennett, Mr Woodham, Mr Wood, Mrs Carr, Mrs Elliott.

TICKETS, BOX 48.—PIT 28. 6d.—FIRST GAL. 28.—UPPER GAL. 18.
SECOND PRICE, BOX 23.—PIT 18. 6d.—FIRST GAL. 18.

On THURSDAY, by Desire of the MARCHIONESS OF CLANRICARDE, "JOHN BULL," or "AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE SIDE," with "LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCKSMITHS."

The Public are respectfully informed, that in order to prevent disappointment at the Benefits, &c. not any seats can be secured, unless paid for at the time of taking them, to be had at the Theatre only, every day, Sundays excepted, from Eleven till Two.

W. Blanchard, Printer, York.

Theatre-Royal, York.

On FRIDAY EVENING, March 22, 1805, their Majesties Servants will perform the TRAGEDY of The

EARL of ESSEX;
Or, The UNHAPPY FAVOURITE.

Earl of Effex, - - Mr CUMMINS
Lord Burleigh, - - Mr WILLIAMS
Sir Walter Raleigh, - Mr CARR
Lieut. of the Tower - Mr WOOD

Earl of Southampton - Mr CARLETON
Countefs of Rutland - Mifs SMITH
Countefs of Nottingham Mrs JARMAN
Queen Elizabeth, Mrs WORTHINGTON

After which, Mrs. INCHBALD'S FARCE of

THE SHAWL;
Or, APPEARANCE IS AGAINST THEM.

Mr Walmfley, - - Mr CARR
Lord Lighthead, - Mr CARLETON
Clownly, - - Mr WOODHAM
Thompson, - - Mr HOPE
Richard, - - Mr ELLIOTT
Humphrey, - - Mr KNIGHT

Lady Mary Magpie, Mrs ELLIOTT
Lady Loveall, - - Mrs CUMMINS
Mifs Angle, - - Mifs SMITH
Mifs Audley, - - Mrs CARR
Betty, - - - Mrs FRENCH
Fifth, - - - Mrs JARMAN

To begin at half past SIX o'clock.

TICKETS, BOX 4s.—PIT 2s. 6d.—FIRST GAL. 2s.—UPPER GAL. 1s.
SECOND PRICE, BOX 2s.—PIT 1s. 6d.—FIRST GAL. 1s.

The Public are respectfully informed, that in order to prevent disappointment at the Benefits, &c. not any eats can be secured, unless paid for at the time of taking them, to be had at the Theatre only, every day, Sundays excepted, from Eleven till Two.

On SATURDAY, for the Benefit of Mr. and Mrs. CUMMINS, " The WAY TO GET MARRIED, " and " The FAIRY. "

The New Comedies of " TO MARRY, OR NOT TO MARRY, " " The HONEY MOON, " " GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY, " the reviv'd Comedy of " The INCONSTANT, " the Entertainments of " The HUNTER OF THE ALPS, " " OUT OF PLACE, OR THE LAKE OF LAUSANNE, " " The GAY DECEIVERS, " the Pantomime of " PEROUSE, " &c. &c. are in preparation, and will be produced in the course of the Season.

W. Storry, Printer, York.

LNEFIT of Mr. and Mrs. CUMMINS.
Theatre-Royal, York.

On SATURDAY Evening, March 23d, 1805, their Majesties' Servants will perform a
favourite COMEDY, called The

Way to get Married.

Tangen, - - - Mr MELVIN
Captain Faulkner, - Mr CUMMINS
Allspice, - - - Mr KNIGHT
M'Query, - - - Mr BENNETT
Caustic, - - - Mr CARR
Daffall, - - - Mr CARLETON

Jailor, - - - Mr WOOD
Lady Sorrel, - - Mrs ELLIOTT
Julia Faulkner, - - Mifs L. CUMMINS
(Her third Appearance in any Character)
Clementina, - - Mrs JARMAN
Fanny, - - - Mrs FRENCH

End of the PLAY,
“THE BRITISH VOLUNTEER,”

(Written and Composed by C. CUMMINS)
To be sung by Mr WOODHAM.

An Addres to the Patriotism of the Volunteers,
By Mr MELVIN.

THE FAIRY;

Or, BRITANNIA'S TRIUMPH.

A ne principal Scenery and Machinery confit of—The DOMINIONS of PLUTO.—The GATES of CALAIS.—His MAJESTY's PICTURE.—A grand View of the CITY of LONDON, BLACK FRIAR's BRIDGE, St. PAUL's, &c.—The GARDEN and MOVING STATUE.—The MAGIC GOOSE, and DEVIL AMONG the TAILORS—The GHOST—The FISH BASKET, LIVE SALMON and OYSTERS—A SHARP between TWO FLATS—The PILLORY—A View of

Mr BENNETT
Mr WOODHAM
Mr CARR
Mr WILLIAMS
Mr JARMAN
Mrs JARMAN
Mrs CARR

TICKETS, BOX 3s.—PIT 2s.—FIRST GAL. 1s. 6d.—UPPER GAL. 1s.
TICKETS as usual, and of Mr. and Mrs. CUMMINS, at Mr. YULE's, Bookbinder, Swinegate.

The Public are respectfully informed, that in order to prevent disappointment, not any Seats can be secured, unless paid for at the time of taking them, to be had at the Theatre only, every day, Sundays excepted, from Eleven till Two.

(W. Story, Printer, York.)

THEATRE-ROYAL, YORK.

On THURSDAY Evening, April 4, 1805, their Majesties' Servants will perform a Dramatic Romance, (in five Acts) called, The

Castle Spectre.

(With a Variety of SCENERY and MACHINERY.)

| | | |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Ofmond, | - | Mr CUMMINS |
| Reginald, | - | Mr WILLIAMS |
| Percy, | - | Mr CARLETON |
| Father Philip, | - | Mr BENNETT |
| Motley, | - | Mr KNIGHT |
| Kentic, | - | Mr CARR |
| Saib, | - | Mr WOOD |
| Haffan, | - | Mr MELVIN |

| | | |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Muley, | - | Mr JARMAN |
| Edric, | - | Mr HOPE |
| Allan, | - | Mr ELLIOTT |
| Alice, | - | Mrs ELLIOTT |
| Castle Spectre, | - | Mrs JARMAN |
| Angela, | - | Mrs BARNARD |

(Her second Appearance on this Stage.)

End of the Play,

“THE POST CAPTAIN,”

By Mr WOODHAM.

“Bucks have at ye all,”

To be recited by Mr MELVIN.

To which will be added, a Musical FARCE, called The

Turnpike Gate.

| | | |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Sir Edward, | - | Mr CARLETON |
| Henry Blunt, | - | Mr WOODHAM |
| Crack, | - | Mr KNIGHT |
| Robert Maythorn, | - | Mr BENNETT |
| Old Maythorn, | - | Mr CARR |
| Smart, | - | Mr WOOD |
| Sailor, | - | Mr HOPE |

| | | |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Bailiff, | - | Mr JARMAN |
| Joe Standfalt, | - | Mr MELVIN |
| Peggy, | - | Mils MILLS |
| Landlady, | - | Mrs ELLIOTT |
| Mary, | - | Mrs WILLIAMS |

(Her first Appearance this Season.)

To begin at Half past Six o'Clock.

Not any seats can be secured, unless paid for at the time of taking them, to be had at the Theatre only, every day, Sundays excepted, from Eleven till Two.

TICKETS delivered by Mr. COLLISON, Carpenter, will be admitted; to be had of him, at Mr. HICK's, High Petergate.

The following New Pieces of "TO MARRY, OR NOT TO MARRY," "The HONEY MOON," "The HUNTER OF THE ALPS," "OUT OF PLACE," "The GAY DECEIVERS," "PEROUSE," &c. will be performed in the Course of the present Season.

Mrs. WARD is engaged at this Theatre, and will shortly make her Appearance.

W. Blanchard, Printer, York.

(NEVER ACTED HERE.)
MR. WILKINSON'S BENEFIT.

THEATRE-ROYAL, YORK.

On EASTER TUESDAY, April 16th, 1805, their Majesties' Servants will perform, Mrs. Inchbald's fashionable New COMEDY, call'd

TO MARRY,
OR NOT TO MARRY.

(As performing at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden, with universal Applause.)

Lord Danberry, -
Sir Ofwin Mortland, -
Mr Willowear, -
Mr Lavensforth -
Amos, -
Roberts, -

Mr KNIGHT
Mr CUMMINS
Mr MELVIN
Mr WILLIAMS
Mr CARR
Mr HOPE

John, -
James, -
Lady Susan Courtly, -
Mrs Sarah Mortland, -
(Her first Appearance on this Stage, the first two years.)
Hester, -

Mr ELLIOTT
After ELLIOTT
Mrs BARNARD
Mrs WARD

Mifs MILLS

End of the Play, Mrs WILKINSON will sing The
SOLDIER TIR'D of WAR's ALARMS,

Accompanied on the Trumpet by Mr WOODHAM.

After which, the favourite serious PANTOMIME of

RAYMOND AND AGNES,
Or, The BLEEDING NUN.

Raymond, -
Theodore, -
Don Felix, -
Count Lindenburgh, -
Claude, -
Baptist, -
Robert, -
Jaques, -

Mr MELVIN
Mr KNIGHT
Mr WOOD
Mr CARR
Mr HOPE
Mr BENNETT
Mr WILLIAMS
Mr CARLETON

Agnes, (with a Song) - Mifs MILLS
Marguerite, - - Mrs JARMAN
Countefs Lindenburgh, - - Mrs CUMMINS
Annette, - - Mifs WOOD
Child, - - Mifs JARMAN
Abbefs, - - Mrs LENG
Spectre of the Bleeding Nun, - Mifs SMITH

Nuns, Mrs Williams, Mrs Carr, Mrs Elliott, Mrs French, Mifs Cummins, &c.
The Vocal Parts by Mr Bennett, Mr Woodham, Mr Wood, Mrs Williams, Mrs Carr, Mrs Elliott,

Not any feate can be secured, unless paid for at the time of taking them, to be had at the Theatre only, every day, Sundays excepted, from Eleven till Two.

TICKETS as usual, and of Mr WILKINSON, at the THEATRE.

W. Blanckard, Printer, York.

Benefit of Mr ERSKINE.

THEATRE-ROYAL, YORK.

On SATURDAY Evening, April 20th, 1805, their Majeeties' Servants will perform a Musical Drama, (at time this feafon) called The

WIFE of TWO HUSBANDS.

The MUSIC by MAZZINGHI,

| | | |
|:---|:---|:---|
| Count Belfior, | ... | Mr CUMMINS |
| Maurice, | ... | Mr WILLIAMS |
| Theodore, | ... | Mifs MILLS |
| Montenero, | ... | Mr WOODHAM |
| Armagh, | ... | Mr BENNETT |
| Carronade, | ... | Mr MELVIN |
| Fritz, | ... | Mr CARR |

| | | |
|:---|:---|:---|
| Walter, | ... | Mr HOPE |
| Servant, | ... | Mr JARMAN |

| | | |
|:---|:---|:---|
| Countefs Belfior, | ... | Mifs SMITH |
| Eugenia, | ... | Mrs WILKINSON |
| Ninetta, | ... | Mrs WILLIAMS |

End of the Play,

The GRECIAN FABULIST;
Or, The OLD MAN, the BOY, and the ASS
To be recited by Mr. MELVIN.

CONCERTO OBOE,
Mr. ERSKINE.

A WONDERFUL SONG,
By Mr. KNIGHT.

To which will be added, a New Musical Entertainment (3d time here) called

MATRIMONY.

(As performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, with universal Applause.)

WITH NEW SCENERY AND DECORATIONS.

The MUSIC by Mefirs. KING & KELLY.

| | | |
|:---|:---|:---|
| Baron de Limburg, | ... | Mr CARR |
| Delaval, | ... | Mr MELVIN |
| O'Cloghorty, | ... | Mr BENNETT |
| Firft Soldier, | ... | Mr HOPE |

| | | |
|:---|:---|:---|
| Second Soldier,, | ... | Mr ELLIOTT |
| Clara | ... | Mifs MILLS |
| Lifetta, | ... | Mrs CARR |

To begin at half poft SIX o'clock.

Tickets as ufual, and of Mr. ERKINE, at his Muſic Shop, Stonegate.

* * Not any Places can be ſecured without being paid for at the time of taking them; to be taken at the Theatre only, every Day, Sundays excepted, from Eleven till Two.

W. Storry, Printer, York.

By Desire of Colonel BAINES, the OFFICERS,
and CORPS of the York Volunteers.
BENEFIT of the BAND.

Theatre Royal, York.

On THURSDAY Evening, April 25, 1805, their Majesties' Servants will perform the
COMEDY of The

Soldier's Daughter.

Governor Heartall,
Frank Heartall,
Malfort, senior,
Malfort, junior,
Captain Woodley,
Mr. Ferret,
Timothy Quaint,
Simon,

- Mr. CUMMINS.
- Mr. MELVIN.
- Mr. WILLIAMS.
- Mr. JONES.
- Mr. CARLETON.
- Mr. CARR.
- Mr. KNIGHT.
- Mr. HOPE.

Tom, - Mr. JARMAN.
William, - Mr. ELLIOTT.
Widow Cheerly, - Mifs MILLS.
Mrs. Malfort, - Mifs SMITH.
Julia, - Mifs ELLIOTT.
Mrs. Townley, - Mrs. FRENCH.
Mrs. Fidget, - Mrs. ELLIOTT.
Sufan, - Mrs. CARR.

THE EPILOGUE,

By Mifs MILLS.

A HORNPIPE, in the Character of a Sailor,

By Mr. SCRUTON.

The favourite SONG of

"The DEATH of ABERCROMBIE,"

By Mr. WOODHAM.

Between the Acts, will be Performed several Select Military Pieces, by
the York Volunteer Band.

To which will be added, a FARCE, (in two Acts) called The

OLD MAID.

Clerimont, - Mr. CARLETON.
Captain Cape, - Mr. BENNETT.
Mr. Harlow, - Mr. WILLIAMS.
Footman, - Mr. HOPE.

Mrs. Harlow, - Mifs SMITH.
Mifs Harlow, - Mrs. ELLIOTT.
Trifle, - Mrs. KNIGHT.

Not any Seats can be secured, unless paid for at the time of taking them, to be had at the Theatre only, every day, Sundays excepted, from ELEVEN till Two.

(T. WILSON and R. SPENCE, Printers, High-Oufegate, York.)

MR. BENNETT'S BENEFIT.

Theatre-Royal, York.

On TUESDAY Evening, May 7th, 1805, will be presented, Mrs Inchbald's favourite COMEDY of
EVERY ONE HAS HIS FAULT.

Lord Norland,
Sir Robert Ramble,
Mr Solus
Mr Harmony,
Mr Placid,
Captain Irwin,
Hammond,

Mr WILLIAMS
Mr MELVIN
Mr KNIGHT
Mr CARR
Mr CARLETON
Mr CUMMINS
Mr HOPE

Porter,
Edward,

Lady Eleanor Irwin,
Mrs Placid,
Mifs Spinster,
Mifs Wooburn,

Mr WOOD
After ELLIOTT

Mrs BARNARD
Mrs JARMAN
Mrs ELLIOTT
Mifs MILLS

End of Act the Second (for that Night only)

A TURKISH DWARF DANCE,

By Mr. BENNETT.

End of the Play, (by Desire) Mr WOODHAM will sing a favourite

POLACCA,

Composed by Mr Braham.

After which (in time here) an entire NEW PANTOMIME, in two Parts, (written by Mr Fawcett, of the Theatre-Royal, Covent Garden, and performed there with unbounded applause) called

LA PEROUSE;

Or, The DESOLATE ISLAND.

With New Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations.

The MUSIC by DAVY and MOOREHEAD.

The principal New Scenery consists of—A View of the Desolate Island—A Violent Storm and Shipwreck—A Natural Grotto, where the water has made its way through in various directions, and is Frozen, Icicles hanging from the Top, &c.—A calm Sea, with Canoes, &c.—The Interior of the Island—Peroufe's Hut on a Rock—A Draw Bridge—The Inside of Peroufe's Hut—A Stupendous Arched Bridge of Rocks, &c. &c.—The whole Painted by Mr. Bennett.

Peroufe,
Officer,
Conge,
Sailor,
Madame Peroufe,
Child,

Kanko,

Mr MELVIN
Mr WOODHAM
Mr CARR
Mr WOOD
Mrs JARMAN
Mifs JARMAN

Natives of the Island.

Mr BENNETT

Negałki,
Tongaboo,
Poterpabaw,
Benamaboo,
Bear,
Chimpanzee,
Umba,
Mr WILLIAMS
Mr JONES
Mr CARLETON
Mr ELLIOTT
Mr HOPE
(an Animal on the Island)
Mr KNIGHT
Mifs MILLS

Tickets as usual and of Mr. BENNETT at Mr. Batty's, Judges Lodgings, Coneystreet.

Not any seats can be secured unless paid for at the time of taking them, to be had the Theatre only, every day, Sundays excepted, from Eleven till Two.

W. Blanchard, Printer, York.

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

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

W. Storry, Printer.

Mr. KING'S First Night

THEATRE-ROYAL, YORK.

On TUESDAY Evening, May 5th, 1789, will be presented
A COMEDY call'd, The

Clandestine Marriage.

Lord Ogleby,

Sir John Melville,
Sterling,
Brufh,
Monfieur Canton,
Serjeant Flower,
Counfellor Traverfe,
Lovewell,

Mifs Sterling,
Mrs. Heidleberg,
Betty,
Chambermaid,
Fanny,

Mr. KING.

Mr. BETTERTON.
Mr. BAKER.
Mr. KENNEDY.
Mr. MICHELL.
Mr. LENG.
Mr. DRAYCOTT.
Mr. J. WILKINSON.

Mrs. FAWCETT.
Mrs. LENG.
Mrs. CUMMINS.
Mrs. FRENCH.
Mrs. HITCHCOCK.

End of the PLAY,

The SPORTIVE VILLAGERS,

By Mr. and Mrs. LASSELLS.

To which will be added a MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, call'd

THE
DOUBLE DISGUISE

Lord Hartwell,
Sir Richard Evergreen,
Sam,
Tinfel,
Rofe,
Mifs Dorothy Evergreen,
Emily,

Mr. DARCY.
Mr. BAKER.
Mr. MICHELL.
Mr. FAWCETT.
Mifs HITCHCOCK.
Mrs. LENG.
Mrs. SOUTHGATE.

To begin at half-past SIX o'Clock.

TICKETS to be had of Mr. SWALWELL at the Theatre.

Mr KING'S NIGHT,

Being the LAST TIME of his Performing here.

THEATRE - ROYAL, YORK.

On TUESDAY Evening, May 12, 1789, will be presented, a Comedy, called

RULE a WIFE & HAVE a WIFE.

The Copper Captain,

Mr KING

Duke, - - - - - - Mr DARCY
Don Juan, - - - - - Mr MICHELL
Maid, - Mr SOUTHGATE Old Woman, - Mr BAKER
Alonzo, - - - - - Mr CLARKE
Cacafogo, - Mr LENG Lorenzo, - Mr DRAYCOTT
Leon, - - - - - Mr CUMMINS
Margaretta, - - - - - Mrs FAWCETT
Altea, - - - - - Mrs CUMMINS
Clara, - - - - - Mrs LENG
Eftifania, - - - - - Mrs KENNEDY

End of the Play, A NEW DANCE, called

“The BUTTERFLY.”

By Mr and Mrs LASSELLS, and Mifs CUMMINS.

After which Mr. KING will deliver an Irregular, Poetic, Prosaic, Serio comic

PARAPHRASE

On the SEVEN AGES of SHAKESPEARE,

Written by the late G. A. STEVENS.

To which will be added Mr SHERIDAN's celebrated Farce, called

The CRITIC;

Or, A TRAGEDY REHEARSED.

Puff,

Mr KING

Mr Dangle, - Mr FOTTERAL Mr Sneer, - Mr WARREN
Sir Fretful Plagiary, - - Mr KENNEDY
Mrs Dangle, - - - Mrs CUMMINS
Singers, Mr DRAYCOTT, Mrs SOUTHGATE, and Mifs HITCHCOCK.

TRAGEDIANS.

Sir Walter Raleigh, - - Mr MICHELL
Earl of Leicester and Beef Eater, - Mr DARCY
Sir Christopher Hatton, Mr BAKER Governor of the Fort, Mr CLARKE
Lord Burleigh, - - - Mr SOUTHGATE
Don Kerolo Whiskerandos, - Mr FAWCETT
Confidant, - - - - Mrs LENG
Tilburina, - - - - Mrs KENNEDY

To conclude with A

GRAND NAVAL ENGAGEMENT.

Tickets as usual, and of Mr KING, at the Theatre.

Boxes 28, 6d.—Green Boxes, 28.—Pitt, 28 6d.—First Gallery, 28.—Upper Gall. 18.

Benefit of Mr. CLARKE.

THEATRE-ROYAL, YORK.

On THURSDAY Evening, May 21, 1789,
Will be presented the favourite COMEDY of THE

JEALOUS WIFE.

Oakley, Mr CUMMINS

Major Oakley, Mr FOTTERAL

Sir Harry Beagle, Mr SOUTHGATE

Captain O'Cutter, Mr KENNEDY

Charles, Mr DARCY

Ruffet, Mr BAKER

Tom, Mr DRAYCOTT

John, Mr LENG

Paris, Mafter BETTERTON

Lord Trinket, Mr BETTERTON

Lady Freelove, Mrs CUMMINS

Harriet, Mifs HITCHCOCK

Chambermaid, Mrs FRENCH

Mrs Oakley, Mrs KENNEDY

The favourite Song of Bow! wow! wow! by Mr FAWCETT.
DANCING by Mr. and Mrs. LASSELLS.

To which will be added a NEW PANTOMIME, call'd THE

VISION of an HOUR.

With all the Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Music.

The PANTOMIME opens with

The TOMB of HARLEQUIN,
Which changes to a GARLAND of FLOWERS.

The principal Scenes for the comic Business, are

The ROCK and TOLL-BAR;

A pleasing TRICK of HARLEQUIN and the SUN-DIAL;
The WATCH-BOX and COTTAGE;

A Burlesque Figure, in the FASHION of 86.

The Chamber and Poulterer's Shop, or the Clown Hencoop'd.

Harlequin, Mr DARCY

Old Man, Mr BAKER

Lover, Mr WARREN

Jew, Mr MICHELL

Chimney Sweeper, Mafter BETTERTON

Monkey, Mafter J. BETTERTON Merry Andrew, (with a Song) Mr DRAYCOTT

Clown, Mr LASSELLS

Colombine, Mrs. LASSELLS

To conclude with the Riffing of Harlequin's Temple,
With an APOTHEOSIS of

King WILLIAM III. of glorious and immortal Memory

Tickets as usual, and of Mr. CLARKE, at Mr. Jackman's in St.

Mifs FARREN, SECOND NIGHT.

Theatre - Royal, York.

On TUESDAY EVENING, August 25, 1789,

Will be presented a COMEDY, called The

NATURAL SON.

Blusthenly, - - - - Mr J. WILKINSON
Rueful, - - - - Mr WARREN
Jack Huffings, - - - - Mr FAWCETT
Sir Jeffery Latimer, - - - - Mr MICHELL
Dumps, - - - - Mr SOUTHGATE
David, - - - - Mr LENG
Major O'Flaharty, - - - - Mr GRIST

From the Theatre-Royal, Manchester.

Mrs Phæbe Latimer, - - - - Mrs LENG
Penelope, - - - - Mrs FRENCH

And the Part of Lady Paragon,

By Mifs FARREN

End of the Play,

A HORNPIPE by Mr. LASSELLS.

BOW, WOW, WOW, by Mr. FAWCETT.

To which will be added a COMEDY of two Acts, called

The CITIZEN.

Young Philpot, - - - - Mr KENNEDY
Young Wilaing, - - - - Mr FAWCETT
Beaufort, - - - - Mr WARREN
Sir Jasper Wilding, - - - - Mr LENG
Quildrive, - - - - Mr DRAYCOTT
Old Philpot, - - - - Mr MICHELL
Corinna, - - - - Mrs FRENCH

And the Part of Maria,

By Mifs FARREN

To begin at half past seven o'clock.

Box Tickets 5s.—Green Box 4s.—Pit 3s.—First Gallery 2s.—Upper Gallery 1s.—
To be had of Mr. SWALWELL at the Theatre.

The House will be illuminated with Wax.

No Servants admitted without Pay.

BY DESIRE OF
Capt. Duffin, the Officers and Corps
OF THE
York Yeomanry Cavalry.

Benefit of Mr. and Mrs. MICHELL.

On SATURDAY Evening, March 8, 1800, will be prefented the Comedy of
# Laugh When You Can.

Goffamar, - - - Mr MELVIN
Bonus, - - - Mr MATHEWS
Delville, - - - Mr WILLIAMS
Mortimer, - - - Mr CUMMINS
Sambo, - - - Mr TOMS
Coffly, - - - Mr ADCOCK
Gregory, - - - Mr JARMAN

Farmer Blackbrook, Mr HOPE
Mr Mortimer's Child, Mifs CUMMINS

Mrs Mortimer, - Mifs DUNCAN
Emily, - - - Mrs MICHELL
Dorothy, - - - Mrs SOUTHGATE
Mifs Gloomy, - - Mrs DUNCAN

End of the Play, a favourite Song call'd The
**GINGERBREAD NUT MAN,**
By Mr. ADCOCK.
LINGO triumphant; Or, CUDDEN out-witted,
By Mr. MATHEWS.

After which, a Grand Heroic Pantomime Ballet, called

Alonzo and Imogine;
OR, THE
BRIDAL SPECTRE.

Taken from the celebrated Spanish Ballad in the popular Romance of the MONK, and repeatedly represented in
LONDON, DUBLIN, LIVERPOOL, &c. &c.

With New Scenery and Appropriate Decorations,
Painted by Mr MICHELL.

THE ORIGINAL OVERTURE AND MUSIC.

Alonzo, - - - Mr MELVIN
Baron St. Clare, - - Mr WILLIAMS
Ambrofio, - - Mr DUNN
Lorenzo, - - - Mr MATHEWS

Bifhop, - - - Mr DUNCAN
Monk, - - - Mr WOOD
Hugo, - - - Mr JARMAN
Randolph, - - - Mr HOPE

KNIGHTS.

Malta, - - - - Mr ADCOCK
Golden Fleece, - - Mr WOOD
St. Anne, - - - Mr HOPE
Black Eagle, - - - Mr BURTON

Noble Passion, - Mr C. CUMMINS
Pages, Mafler and Mifs L. CUMMINS
Leonora, - - Mr BURTON
The Lady Imogine, Mifs DUNCAN

Spanish Ladies, Mrs CUMMINS, Mrs LENG, Mrs MICHELL, and Mrs FRENCH

Among other striking Points of the Story,

A Procession of Knights embarking for Palestine,
WITH THEIR ENSIGNS, BANNERS, &c.

And a GRAND DECORATED GALLERY,
Where the Hand of the betrothed IMOGINE is claimed by the

SKELETON KNIGHT.

Tickets to be had of Mr and Mrs MICHELL, Gillygate.

Mr. MICHELL, for theft fix weeks paft, has been afflicted with so very severe and dangerous a fit of iknefs, which still continues, hopes his friends will pardon his waiting personally on them.

THEATRE-ROYAL, YORK.

On MONDAY Evening, March 10, 1800, will be prefented Mr. Sheridan's
NEW PLAY, called

PIZARRO;

Or, The SPANIARDS in PERU
WITH NEW SCENERY, DRESSES, &o.

THE NEW SCENERY,

PIZARRO's TENT, The TEMPLE of the SUN,
The FALLING BRIDGE.

PERUVIANS.

Rolla, (Peruvian General) Mr CUMMINS
Ataliba, (King of Quito) Mr DUNN
Orozembo, - Mr MELVIN
Old Blind Man, Mr BURTON
Boy, - Mifs L. CUMMINS
Officer, - Mr C. CUMMINS
Soldier, - Mr DUNCAN
Cora, - Mifs DUNCAN

SPANIARDS.

Pizzaro, - Mr WILLIAMS
Alonzo, - Mr TOMS
Las Cafas, - Mr DENMAN
Almagro, - Mr MATHEWS
Davilla, - Mr WOOD
Valverde, - Mr ADCOCK
Gomez, - Mr HOPE
Elvira, - Mrs JARMAN

In Act 2d, A HYMN to the SUN.

PRIESTS and PRIESTESSES of the SUN,

Mefirs. DUNN, ADCOCK, and DENMAN; Mrs SOUTHGATE,
Mrs BURTON, and Mifs JACKSON.

To which will be added a Musical Entertainment, (never performed here)
in two Acts, called The

NAVAL PILLAR;

Or, National Gratitude to Naval Heroes

PARTICULARLY IN HONOUR OF THE GALLANT

ADMIRALS HOWE, JARVIS, DUNCAN, NELSON, WARREN,
BRIDPORT, HOOD, MITCHELL, SMITH.

Sam Spritfail, - Mr WOOD.
Ben Bowfprit, - Mr DUNN
Tom Tackle, - Mr HOPE
Dennis, - Mr DENMAN
Habakuk, - Mr MATHEWS
Firelock, - Mr ADCOCK

Kitty, - Mifs DUNCAN
Nancy, - Mrs BURTON
Suian, - Mifs JACKSON
Jane, - Mrs LENG
Britannia, - Mrs SOUTHGATE

The last Scene of the Entertainment introduces

THE NAVAL PILLAR,
DECORATED WITH

EMBLEMATICAl AND MARINE DEVICES,
Which will expand and form itself into a Superb Repreſentation of

Britannia on her Throne.

Boxes 4s.—Pit 2s. 6d.—First Gallery 2s.—Upper Gallery 1s.
Second Price, after 3d Act—Boxes 2s.—Pit 1s. 6d.—First Gallery 1s.
TO BEGIN AT HALF PAST SIX O'CLOCK.

On TUESDAY, a New Comedy, (never performed here) call'd The

WISE MAN OF THE EAST,

With the MUSICAL FARCE of the TURNPIKE-GATE,
*NO PLAY ON WEDNESDAY.

YORK; PRINTED BY W. STORRY, PETERGATE,

By Desire of Mrs. JAMES MILNES.

Benefit of Mr. & Mrs. J. WILKINSON.

On TUESDAY Evening, March 18, 1800, will be prefented a New COMEDY, never performed here, called,

What is She?

As performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent Garden with great applause.

Sir Caustic Oldftyle, - Mr MATHEWS | Gurnet, - - Mr DENMAN
Belford, - - - Mr TOMS | Glib, - - - Mr DUNN
Bewley, - - - Mr WILLIAMS | Lady Zephyrine Mutable, Mrs DUNCAN
Period, - - - Mr MELVIN | Mrs Gurnet, - - Mrs DUNCAN
Jargon, - - - Mr WESTON | Winifred, - - Mrs BURTON
Ap Griffin, - - - Mr BURTON | Mirror, - - Mrs FRENCH

Mrs Derville, (Her third Appearance on this Stage) Mrs STANLEY

END OF THE PLAY,

The COUNTRY CLUB, by Mr. Wefton.

After which, a Favourite FARCE, in two Acts called,

THREE WEEKS
AFTER
MARRIAGE.

Sir Charles Rackett, - Mr MELVIN | Mrs Druggit, - Mrs LENG
Druggit, - - - Mr WESTON | Dimity, - - Mrs CUMMINS
Woodly, - - - Mr ADCOCK | Nancy, - - Mrs SOUTHGATE
Lady Rackett, - Mrs STANLEY

The whole to conclude with an exact Representation of

The Royal Procession to St. Paul's,

On account of the National Thanksgiving for the Three great Naval Victories achieved by our GALLANT TARS, under the respective Commands of

Lords Howe, St. Vincent, and Duncan,

ORDER OF THE PROCESSION:

PART I.

NAVAL ARRANGEMENT.

1 Marine Band of Music.

2 Naval Officers and Sailors

3 Military Waggon with French Flags, Sailors, &c.

4 Three Admirals' Carriages

5 Officers and Sailors

6 Military Waggon with Spanish Flags, Sailors, &c.

7 Two Admirals' Carriages

8 Military Waggon with Dutch Flags, Sailors, &c.

9 Two Carriages with Naval Officers

10 Party of Marines

11 Yeoman of the Guard

PART II.

LORDS

AND

COMMONS,

&c. &c.

1 Carriages with the Members of the Houfe of Commons

2 Lord Mayor's Private Coach

3 Coaches and Chariots of the Peers and Bifhops

4 State Coach, Lord Chancellors'

PART III.

ROYAL PART.

1 Duke of Glouceſter's Coach and fix Bay Horſes

2 Prince Erneſt, ditto

3 Duke of Clarence, ditto. Iron Grey

4 Duke of York, White Horſe

5 Two Coaches, Attendants

6 Maſter of the Horſe in State Coach

7 Pioneers

8 Soldiers

9 Life Guards

10 Two Men with Bannera

11 Sheriffs and Common Council

12 Lord Mayor of London on a White Charger, and Attendants

13 Trumpeters

14 His Majefly's Private Coach, drawn by eight Cream-coloured Horſes

15 Coaches with Attendants

16 Life Guards, &c. &c.

Tickets as uſual and of Mr. and Mrs J. WILKINSON at Mr. WEBSTER's
Little Blake-ſtreet.

TORK: PRINTED BY W. BLANCHARD.

Benefit of Mr. and Mrs. CUMMINS.

THEATRE ROYAL, YORK.

On SATURDAY Evening, March 22, 1800, will be presented the New COMEDY, acted at Covent-Garden this Season, called The

Wife Man of the East.

Translated from the German of KOTZEBUE, and adapted to the English Stage by Mrs. INCHBALD.

Sir Richard Chances, - Mr WOOD
Ava Thoanoa, - Mr CUMMINS
Clarensforth, - Mr TOMS
Mr. Metland, - Mr WILLIAMS
Enfign Metland, - Mr DUNN
Timothy Starch, - Mr MATHEWS
Lawley, - Mr ADCOCK
Bankwell, - Mr DUNCAN
Waitby, - Mr JARMAN

Quaker's Servant, - Mr BURTON
John, - Mr HOPE

Lady Mary Diamond, Mrs DUNCAN
Mrs. Metland, - Mrs BURTON
Ellen Metland, - Mrs DUNCAN
Rachel Starch, - Mrs CUMMINS
Ruth Starch, - Mrs SOUTHGATE

End of the 4th Act, A HORNPIPE,
By Master CUMMINS.

End of the PLAY, a Favourite New SONG, called

THE ARTILLERY DRIVER,
By Mr. MATHEWS.

After which, a new DANCE, called

THE HIGHLAND REEL,

Donald, - Mr. C. CUMMINS.
Claud, - Mr. HOPE.

Sandy, - After H. CUMMINS.
Jenny, - Mrs. BURTON.

After which, a Dramatic Entertainment, in Action, called

RAYMOND AND AGNES:
Or, The BLEEDING NUN.

(Founded chiefly on the principal Epiphode in the Romance of the MONK) as it was performed 40 Nights at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden, with universal Applause, and since repeated at the Theatres Royal, Bath, Liverpool, &c.

Raymond, - Mr. MELVIN.
Robert, - Mr. WILLIAMS.
Theodore, - Mr. MATHEWS.
Count of Lindenburg, - Mr. BURTON.
Baptist, - Mr. DENMAN.
Jaques, - Mr. DUNN.
Claud, - Mr. HOPE.

Don Felix, - Mr. DUNCAN.
Child, - Mrs. HARTLEY.
Countess of Lindenburg, - Mrs. CUMMINS.
Maugerette, - Mrs. SOUTHGATE.
Annette, - Mrs. FRENCH.
Agnes, - Mrs. DUNCAN.
Specre of the Bleeding Nun, - Mrs. DUNCAN.

Vocal Parts by Messrs. WOOD, DUNN, ADCOCK, WESTON, &c.

A VIEW OF

The Infide of the Hovel, where the Banditti attempt
the Murder of Raymond,
The Vanishing of the SPECTRE of the Bleeding Nun,
AND THE
Cavern, where AGNES is faved by MAUGERETTE.

\*\* To begin at Half past SIX o'Clock.

\*\* TICKETS as usual, and of Mr. and Mrs. CUMMINS, at Mr. YULE'S, SWINEGATE.

YORK: PRINTED BY W. STORRY, PETERGATE.

THE LAST NIGHT.

Theatre-Royal, York.

On SATURDAY Evening, May 24, 1800, will be revived a favourite COMEDY, called The

Way To Get Married.

Tangent, - - - - - Mr. MELVIN.
Captain Faulkner, - - - - - Mr. CUMMINS.
Allspice, - - - - - Mr. MATHEWS.
M'Query, - - - - - Mr. BURTON.
Cauflic, - - - - - Mr. DENMAN.
Dathall, - - - - - Mr. WILLIAMS.
Jailor, - - - - - Mr. WOOD.
Lady Sorrel, - - - - - Mrs. LENG.
Julia Faulkner, - - - - - Mifs DUNCAN.
Clementina, - - - - - Mrs. SOUTHGATE.
Fanny, - - - - - Mrs. FRENCH.

End of the PLAY,
A New DANCE,

By Mr. C. CUMMINS.

After which, a New Musical FARCE, (in Two Acts,) called The

TURNPIKE GATE.

Sir Edward, - Mr. ADCOCK.
Smart, - - Mr. WOOD.
Henry Blunt, - Mr. DUNN.
Crack, - - Mr. MATHEWS.
Robert Maythorn, Mr. BURTON.
Old Maythorn, - Mr. DUNCAN.
Steward, - - Mr. C. CUMMINS.

Sailor, - - Mr. HOPE.
Bailiff, - - Mr. JARMAN.
Joe Standfaft, - Mr. MELVIN.
Landlady, - Mrs. LENG.
Peggy, - - Mifs DUNCAN.
Mary, - - Mifs JACKSON.

The whole to conclude with an exact Repreſentation of

The Royal Proceſſion to St. Paul's,

Lords Howe, St. Vincent, and Duncan.

ORDER OF THE PROCESSION:

PART I.

NAVAL ARRANGEMENT.

1 Marine Band of Music
2 Naval Officers and Sailors
3 Military Waggon with French Flags, Sailors, &c.
4 Three Admirals' Carriages
5 Officers and Sailors
6 Military Waggon with Spanish Flags, Sailors, &c.
7 Two Admirals' Carriages
8 Military Waggon with Dutch Flags, Sailors, &c.
9 Two Carriages with Naval Officers
10 Party of Marines
11 Yeoman of the Guard

PART II.

LORDS

AND
COMMONS,

c&c. &c.

4 State Coach, Lord Chancellor's

PART III.
ROYAL PART.

1 Duke of Glouceſter's Coach and Six Bay Horſes
2 Prince Erneit, ditto
3 Duke of Clarence, ditto, Iron Grey
4 Duke of York, White Horſe
5 Two Coaches, Attendants
6 Maſter of the Horſe in State Coach
7 Pioneers
8 Soldiers
9 Life Guards
10 Two Men with Banners
11 Sheriffs and Common Council
12 Lord Mayor of London on a White Charger, and Attendants
13 Trumpeters
14 His Majefity's Private Coach, drawn, by Eight Cream-coloured Horſes
15 Coaches with Attendants
16 Life Guards, &c. &c.

(T. WILSON and R. SPENCE, Printers, High Oufegate, York.)

THEATRE-ROYAL, YORK.

On Friday Evening, August 1, 1800, will be presented (second time) the much admired Comedy, called

SPEED the PLOUGH.

(As performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent Garden, with great Applause.)

Sir Philip Blandford, - - Mr CUMMINS
Morrington, - - Mr WILLIAMS
Sir Abel Handy, - - Mr BURTON
Bob Handy, - - Mr MELVIN
Henry, - - Mr TOMS
Farmer Athfield, - - Mr MATHEWS
Evergreen, - - Mr ADCOCK
Gerald, - - Mr DENMAN

Portilion, - - Mr C Cummins
Young Handy's Servant, - - Mr Hope
Peter, - - Mr Jarman

Mifs Blandford - - Mifs JACKSON
Lady Handy, - - Mrs BURTON
Sufan Athfield, - - Mifs DUNCAN
Dame Athfield, - - Mrs LENG.

After which will be presented, a New Grand Pantomime Spectacle, called

TIPPOO SAIB;
OR, THE
Plains of Hindoistan.

In which is pictured, in Songs, Recitative, and Pantomime Action,
An EAST INDIA CAMPAIGN:

With the DEATH OF TIPPoo,
And the Capture of his SON, who were Hottages to LORD CORNWALLIS.

An INDIAN DANCE,

By Mr. C. CUMMINS and Mrs. BURTON.

And an Eastern Divertissement of Parafols.

Tippoo, - - Mr. TOMS.
Major, - - Mr. DUNN.
Dennis O'Neal, Mr. DENMAN.
Cato, - - Mr. MATHEWS.
Pike Officer, - - Mr. C. CUMMINS.
Artillery Officer, Mr. BURTON.

Gaoler, - - Mr. DUNCAN.
Eunuch, - - Mr. ADCOCK.

Sultana, - - Mifs JACKSON.
Betty, - - Mifs DUNCAN.
Major's Lady, Mrs. SOUTHGATE.

English Prisoners, Mr. WESTON, Mr. WOOD, and Mr. ADCOCK.

Tippoo's Sons, Master CUMMINS and Mifs L. CUMMINS.

Indian Ladies, Mrs. BURTON. Mrs. DUNN, Mrs. MICHELL, Mrs. FRENCH, &c.
BOX TICKETS, 4s.—PIT 2s. 6d.—FIRST GAL. 2s.—UPPER GAL. 1s.
Places to be had at the Box-Office of the Theatre from ELEVEN till TWO.

On SATURDAY,
A New Comic Opera in 3 Acts, (never performed here) called
“RAMAH DROOG.”
AFTER WHICH (2d TIME)

“St. DAVID’S DAY;”

Or, The Humours of Wales.

Being the last Night of performing till the Races.

W. BLANCHARD, PRINTER, YORK.

Mr. ELLISTON's Third Night

Theatre Royal, York,

On FRIDAY EVENING, August 29, 1800, will be performed a Comedy called

The West Indian,

Stockwell, -
The West Indian, -
Captain Dudley, -
Young Dudley, -
Major O'Flaharty, -
Stukeley, -
Fulmer, -
Varland, -

Mr DUNCAN
Mr ELLISTON
Mr WOOD.
Mr DUNN.
Mr WILLIAM.
Mr HOPE
Mr BURTON.
Mr MATHEWS.

Lady Rufport, -
Charlotte Rufport, -
Louisa Dudley, -
Mrs. Fulmer, -
Lucy, -

Mrs DUNCAN.
Mrs JOHNSON
Mrs SOUTHGATE
Mrs CUMMINS.
Mrs FRENCH

After which, a Comic Opera, in two Acts, called

MY GRANDMOTHER

Sir Mathew Medley, -
Vapour, -
Souffrance, -
Woodley, -
Goffip, -

Mr DENMAN
Mr ELLISTON
Mr MELVIN
Mr WOOD
Mr MATHEWS

Charlotte, -
My Grandmother, -

Mrs SOUTHGATE
Mrs J. WILKINSON

To begin at SEVEN o'Clock.

BOX TICKETS, 4s.—PIT, 2s. 6d.—FIRST GAL. 2s.—UPPER GAL. 1s.
Places to be had of Mr. Swalwell at the Box-Office of the Theatre from ELEVEN till TWO.

On SATURDAY,
The Tragedy of HAMLET.

Hamlet, Mr ELLISTON.

With the Musical Farce of the POOR SOLDIER.

The Poor Soldier, Mifs PERRY, (her 2d Appearance.)

Mr. ELLISTON's BENEFIT on MONDAY.

YORK: PRINTED BY W. STORRY.

THEATRE-ROYAL, YORK.

On TUESDAY EVENING, March 3, 1801, Their Majesties Servants will perform
a COMEDY, called

Wives as they Were,
AND
Maids as they Are.

Lord Priory, - Mr MATHEWS.
Sir William Dorrillon, - Mr CUMMINS.
Sir George Evelyn, - Mr WRENCH.
Mr Bronzely, - Mr MELVIN.
Mr Norberry, - Mr JOHNSON.
Oliver, - Mr WOOD.
Nabson, - Mr HOPE.

Lady Priory, - Mrs WILLIAMS.
Lady Mary Raffle, - Miſ ERRINGTON.
Miſs Dorrillon, - Mrs JOHNSON.

After which an entire New Pantomimical Drama, (never performed here) in 3 parts, call'd

OBI;

OR, THREE FINGER'D JACK.

Prepared under the immediate direction of Mr. RICHER.

WITH APPROPRIATE

Dresses, Scenery, and Decorations,

(As performed repeatedly at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, to overflowing House with unbounded Applause.)

THE OVERTURE

And most of the Music, composed by Dr. ARNOLD; the Selections from eminent Masters, and the whole adapted by him to the Action of the Drama.

Three-Finger'd Jack, Mr RICHER
Captain Orford, Mr HALPIN.
Planter, - Mr JOHNSON
Sam, - Mr DUNN.
Quaſhee, - Mr WILLIAMS
Overfeer, - Mr DENMAN

Tuckey, - Miſs WOOD.
Quaſher's Wife, Miſs ERRINGTON
Sam's Wife, Miſs JACKSON.
Obi Woman, Mr BURTON.
Rofa, - Miſs DE CAMP.

THE PANTOMIMICAL DRAMA OF

OBI; OR, THREE FINGER'D JACK,

Is founded on a Matter of Fact which occurred (A. D. 1780) in the Inland of Jamaica.

*†* TO BEGIN A QUARTER PAST SIX O'CLOCK.

Tickets and Places to be had at the Theatre from Eleven till Two.

On THURSDAY,
“LAUGH WHEN YOU CAN,”

END OF THE PLAY,

Mr. Richer's Performances on the Tight Rope,

TO CONCLUDE WITH THE

“RIVAL SOLDIERS,”

Being for the Benefit of Mr. RICHER, and the last Night of his Engagement.

(W. Blanchard, Printer, York.)

Theatre Royal, York.

On MONDAY Evening, March 9, 1801, will be presented a COMEDY, called

Secrets Worth Knowing.

Written by Mr. MORTON, Author of "Way to Get Married," &c. &c.

Greville, - - Mr. WILLIAMS.
Egerton, - - Mr. CUMMINS.
Roftrum, - - Mr. MELVIN.
Undermine, - - Mr. BURTON.
April, - - Mr. DENMAN.
Plethora, - - Mr. DUNN.

Nicholas Rue, - - Mr. MATHEWS.
Valet, - - Mr. HOPE.

Mrs. Greville, - - Mrs. JOHNSON.
Roie Sydney, - - Mifs JACKSON.
Sally Downright, - - Mrs. WILLIAMS

END OF THE PLAY,

Mr. Richer's Elegant and Surprising Exhibitions on the

TIGHT ROPE,

Confifting of Variety of Feats and New Performances, entirely his own, particularly his

ORIGINAL HORNPIPE,

And Manœuvres with the Hoop and TAMBOURINE.

Mr. Richer's last Night of performing will be on Friday next.

To which will be added, a Musical Farce, called

The Agreeable Surprisef

Sir Felix Friendly, - - Mr DENMAN.
Compton, - - Mr LEWIS.
Eugene, - - Mr DUNN.
Chicane, - - Mr JOHNSON.
Lingo, - - Mr MATHEWS.
John, - - Mr HOPE.
Thomas, - - Mr WOOD.
Mrs. Chefshire, - - Mrs LENG.
Laura, - - Mrs WILLIAMS.
Fringe, - - Mrs CUMMINS.
Cowflip, - - Mifs DE CAMP.

TICKETS,—BOX 4s.—PIT 2s. 6d.—FIRST GAL. 2s.—UPPER GAL. 1s.
To be had of Mr. SWALWELL, at the Box-OFFICE of the THEATRE, from Eleven o'Clock till Tw

On TUESDAY, a New COMEDY, (never acted here) called

LIFE; Or, The WORLD AS IT GOES.

After which, the much admired MUSICAL FARCE, (never performed here) called

OF AGE TO-MORROW.

Printed by Wm. Storry, Petergate, York.

Theatre-Royal, York, 1801.

This Evening, March 12, their Majesties' Servants will perform the New Comedy, called
# Speed the Plough.

(As performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden, with much Applause.)

With NEW SCENERY, DRESSES, &c.

Sir Philip Blandford, - Mr. CUMMINS.
Morrington, - Mr. WILLIAMS.
Sir Abel Handy, - Mr. BURTON.
Bob Handy, - Mr. MELVIN.
Henry, - Mr. WRENCH.
Farmer Ashfield, - Mr. MATHEWS.
Evergreen, - Mr. JOHNSON.
Gerald, - Mr. DENMAN.

Young Handy's Servant, Mr. HOPE.
Poftillion, - Mr. C. CUMMINS.
Peter, - Mr. JARMAN.
Mifs Blandford, - Mifs JACKSON.
Lady Handy, - Mrs. WARD.
Sufan Ashfield, - Mifs DE CAMP.
Dame Ashfield, - Mrs. LENG.

After which will be presented, a favourite Musical Farce, (never performed here,) called

# The REVIEW;
Or, THE WAGS of WINDSOR.

(Written by Mr. COLMAN.)

Performed at the Theatre-Royal, Hay-Market, &c. with universal Approbation.

Mr. Deputy Bull, - Mr. BURTON.
Captain Beaugard, - Mr. WRENCH.
Looney Maetwolter, - Mr. DENMAN.
John Lump, - Mr. MELVIN.
Caleb Quotem, - Mr. MATHEWS.
Charles Williams, - Mr. DUNN.

Dubbs, - Mr. HOPE.
Serjeant, - Mr. LEWIS.
Grace Gaylove - Mifs JACKSON.
Lucy, - Mrs J. WILKINSON.
Phoebe Whitethorn, Mifs ERRINGTON.
Martha, - Mrs. MICHELL.

To begin at HALF past SIX o'Clock.

On Friday, Mr. RICHER'S Performances on the "TIGHT ROPE,"
After which, "A WONDER! A WOMAN KEEPS A SECRET." To
which will be added the Pantomime of "OBI," or, "THREE-FINGER'D
JACK," the Part of Three-Finger'd Jack by Mr. RICHER, the LAST
NIGHT of his Performing. On Saturday, a Play and Farce as will be
expressed in the Bills of the Day, by Desire of the HIGH SHERIFF and
the GENTLEMEN of the GRAND JURY.

(T. WILLIAM and R. SILENT, Printers, High Ousegate, York.)

THEATRE-ROYAL, YORK.

On FRIDAY Evening, March 13, 1801, will be performed

After which, Their Majesties Servants' will perform the favourite COMEDY of The

WONDER!

A WOMAN KEEPS A SECRET.

Don Lopez, - Mr JOHNSON
Don Felix, - Mr HALPIN
Don Pedro, - Mr MATHEWS
Colonel Briton, - Mr WILLIAMS
Frederic, - Mr DUNN
Gibby, - Mr DENMAN
Liffardo, - Mr MELVIN

Alguazile, - Mr WOOD
Valques, - Mr HOPE
Violante, - Mrs JOHNSON
Habella, - Mrs WILLIAMS
Flora, - Mrs ERRINGTON
Inis, - Mrs FRENCH

After which an entire New Pantomimical Drama, in Three parts, call'd

OBI;

OR, THREE FINGER'D JACK.

WITH APPROPRIATE

THE OVERTURE

Three-Finger'd Jack, Mr RICHER
Captain Orford, Mr HALPIN.
Planter, - Mr JOHNSON
Sam, - Mr DUNN.
Quaffee, - Mr WILLIAMS
Overfeer, - Mr DENMAN

Tuckey, - Mils WOOD.
Quaffee's Wife, Mils ERRINGTON
Sam's Wife, Mils JACKSON.
Obi Woman, Mr BURTON.
Rofa, - Mils DE CAMP.

THE PANTOMIMICAL DRAMA OF

OBI; OR, THREE FINGER'D JACK,

Is founded on a Matter of Fact which occurred (A. D. 1780) in the Island of Jamaica.

To begin this Evening (on account of the CONCERT') at SEVEN o'Clock.

TICKETS,—BOX, 4s. PIT, 2s. 6d. FIRST GAL. 2s. od. UPPER GAL. 1s.

ON SATURDAY,

By desire of the High-Sheriff and Gentlemen of the Grand Jury,

The Way to Get Married, with Lock and Key.

Theatre Royal, York,

On THURSDAY Evening, March 19, 1801, will be revi
in five Acts, called, The
CASTLE SPECTRE.

(Written by M. G. LEWIS, Efq; Author of the MONK.)
WITH A VARIETY OF

SCENERY and MACHINERY,

PARTICULARLY,
Portraits, Armoury, Grand Oratory, Subterraneous Dungeon,
Transparencies, &c. &c.

| | | |
|:---|:---|:---|
| Ofmond, | - | Mr. CUMMINS. |
| Reginald, | - | Mr. WILLIAMS. |
| Percy, | - | Mr. WRENCH. |
| Father Philip, | - | Mr. JONHSON. |
| Motley, | - | Mr. MATHEWS. |
| Kenric, | - | Mr. DENMAN. |
| Saib, | - | Mr. WOOD. |

| | | |
|:---|:---|:---|
| Haffan, | - | Mr. MELVIN. |
| Muley, | - | Mr. LEWIS. |
| Edric, | - | Mr. DUNN. |
| Allan, | - | Mr. HOPE. |
| Angela, | - | Mifs ERRINGTON. |
| Alice, | - | Mrs. LENG. |
| The Castle Spectre, | - | Mrs. JOHNSON. |

After which will be prefented a New Grand Pantomime Spectacle, called

(For the last Time it will be performed.)

In which is piftured, in Songs, Recitative, and Pantomime Action,
AN EAST INDIA CAMPAIGN,
With the Death of TIPPOO,

And the Capture of his SONS, who were Hoftages to LORD CORNWALLIS.

An Indian Dance,

By Mr. CUMMINS and Mifs WOOD.

And an EASTERN DIVERTISEMENT of PARASOLS.

| | | |
|:---|:---|:---|
| Tippoo Saib, | - | Mr. WILLIAMS. |
| Major, | - | Mr. DUNN. |
| Dennis O'Niel, | - | Mr. DENMAN. |
| Cato, | - | Mr. MATHEWS. |
| Pike Officer, | - | Mr. C. CUMMINS. |
| Artillery Officer, | - | Mr. BURTON. |

| | | |
|:---|:---|:---|
| Gaoler, | - | Mr. JOHNSON. |
| Eunuch, | - | Mr. LEWIS. |
| Sultana, | - | Mifs JACKSON. |
| Betty, | - | Mifs DE CAMP. |
| Major's Lady, | - | Mrs. WILLIAMS. |

English Prifoners, Mr. WESTON, Mr. WOOD, and Mr. LEWIS;

Tippoo's Sons, Mafter CUMMINS and Mifs L. CUMMINS.

Indian Ladies, Mrs. CUMMINS, Mrs. DUNN, Mrs. MICHELL, Mrs. FRENCH, &c.

To begin at Half paft SIX o'Clock,

TICKETS to be had of Mr. SWATWELL, at the Box-OFFICE of the THEATRE.

ON SATURDAY,

" The CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS," with " The WAGS of WINDSOR. "

Being for the Benefit of Mr. and Mrs. CUMMINS.

Printed by Wm. Story, Petergate, Yorks.

BY DESIRE OF THE
OFFICERS & CORPS
OF THE YORK VOLUNTEERS.

For the BENEFIT of Mr. WOOD.

On TUESDAY EVENING, April 28, 1801, Their Majesties Servants will perform the much admired Comedy, called

LIFE;

OR, THE WORLD AS IT GOES.

Sir Harry Torpid, - - Mr MELVIN.
Gabriel Lackbrain, - Mr MATHEWS.
Primitive, - - Mr DENMAN.
Marchmont, - - Mr CUMMINS.
Cratty, - - Mr BURTON.
Clifford, - - Mr DUNN.
Waiter, - - Mr WESTON.
William, - - Mr LEWIS.
Jenkins, - - Mr HOPE.
Jonathan, - - Mr WOOD.
Mrs. Belfield, - Mrs JOHNSON.
Rosa Marchmont, - MIs JACKSON.
Mrs. Decoy, - Mrs WARD.
Betty, - - Mrs FRENCH.

End of the Fourth Act,

A SINGLE DANCE,

By Mifs WOOD.

End of the Play, by particular Desire, the Celebrated Song of

OLD ENGLAND's WOODEN WALLS,

By Mr DENMAN, with a full Chorus.

A NEW DANCE & HORNPIPE,

By Mafter CUMMINS and Mifs A. WOOD.

Between the Acts of the Play,

SEVERAL PIECES OF MILITARY MUSIC,

WILL BE PERFORMED,

By the York Volunteer Band.

To which will be added, not acted these 6 years, a Comic Opera, in 2 Acts, called, The

Children in the Wood.

Sir Rowland, - Mr WILLIAMS
Lord Alford, - Mr WOOD
Walter, - Mr MELVIN
Apathy, - Mr MATHEWS
Gabriel, - Mr WESTON
Oliver, - Mr BURTON

Helen, - Mrs WILLIAMS
Josephine, - Mifs ERRINGTON
Winefred, - Mrs LENG
Boy,} Children { Mifs F. WOOD
Girl,} Mifs A. WOOD

(Being their second Appearance in any Character.)

Tickets as usual, and of Mr. WOOD, Skeldergate.

W. Blanchard, Printer, York.

MR. SWALWELL'S BENEFIT.

Theatre-Royal, York.

On THURSDAY EVENING, April 30th, 1801, will be presented a COMEDY, called The

MISER.

The Miser, (FIRST TIME)

Frederick, - - - - -
Clerimont, - - - - -
Ramilie, - - - - -
Decoy, - - - - -
Furnith, - - - - -
Sparkle, - - - - -
Mercer, - - - - -
Taylor, - - - - -
Starved Cook, - - - - -
Harriet, - - - - -
Mrs. Wifely, - - - - -
Marianna, - - - - -
Lappet, - - - - -
Wheedle, - - - - -

Mr. MATHEWS
Mr. WILLIAMS
Mr. WRENCH
Mr. MELVIN
Mr. WOOD
Mr. JARMAN
Mr. C. CUMMINS
Mr. HOPE
Mr. LEWIS
Mr. DUNN
Mrs. WILLIAMS
Mrs. LENG
Mrs. JOHNSON
Mrs. WARD
Mrs. FRENCH

LAUGHING PROHIBITED,

By Mr. DENMAN.

A SINGLE DANCE,

By Mifs WOOD.

To which will be added, the MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT of The

SHIPWRECK.

Harry Hawfer, - - - - -
Selwyn, - - - - -
Michael Goto, - - - - -
Shark, - - - - -
Stave, - - - - -
Plunderer, - - - - -
Angelica Goto, - - - - -
Fanny, - - - - -
Sally Shamrock, - - - - -

Mr. MELVIN
Mr. DUNN
Mr. JOHNSON
Mr. DENMAN
Mr. MATHEWS
Mrs. WILLIAMS
Mr. HOPE
Mifs JACKSON
Mifs DE ERRINGTON
Mifs DE CAMP

End of the FARCE, an EXACT REPRESENTATION of

THE ROYAL
Proceffion to St. Paul's.

TICKETS to be had of Mr. SWALWELL, at Mr. SMITH's, Shoemaker, in Stonegate.

W. Blanchard, Printer, York,

Benefit of Mr. WRENCH.

Theatre Royal, York.

On TUESDAY Evening, May 5, 1801, their Majesties Servants will perform the celebrated TRAGEDY of the

Grecian Daughter

Evander, - - - - - Mr WILLIAMS.
Philotas, - - - - - Mr WRENCH.
Melanthon, - - - - - Mr DENMAN.
Phocian, - - - - - Mr WOOD.
Dionysius, - - - - - Mr CUMMINS.
Arcas, - - - - - Mr JOHNSON.
Greek Herald, - - - - - Mr WESTON.
Calippus, - - - - - Mr LEWIS.
Greek Soldier, - - - - - Mr HOPE.
Perdiccas, - - - - - Mr C. CUMMINS.
Erixene, - - - - - Mrs MICHELL.

Euphrosia, (for that night only) by Mrs. TAYLOR, late Mrs. ROBINSON, of this Theatre, who was honoured with distinguished Patronage by the York Audience.

During the Evening, the following ENTERTAINMENTS :—

Messrs. WRENCH and MATHEWS will recite a DOUBLE EPILOGUE, called
ROAST BEEF and SOUP MAIGRE;
Or, A BRITISH TAR's ADVICE.

A DANCE,
By Mifs A. WOOD.

THE LAND BOYS WE LIVE IN,
By Mr. DENMAN.

The whole to conclude with a favourite FARCE, called The

Maid of the Oaks.

Mr Oldworth, - - - - - Mr JOHNSON.
Old Groveby, - - - - - Mr BURTON.
Sir Harry Groveby, - - - - - Mr DUNN.
Dupeley, - - - - - Mr WRENCH.
Hurry, - - - - - Mr MATHEWS.

Lady Bab Lardoon, (for that night only.)
Maria, - - - - - Mrs TAYLOR.
Actea, (with a song) - - - - - Mrs JACKSON.
Shepherds, - - Messrs. WOOD, LEWIS, WESTON, and HOPE.

Shepherdeſſs, - Mrs. DUNN, Mrs. FRENCH, Mrs. MICHELL, &c. &c. &c.

TICKETS as usual, and of Mr. WRENCH, at Mr. WATSON's, Chapter Coffee-House, Minster-Yard.

[Printed by W. Story, York.]

By Defire of the Most Ancient and Honourable Society of
FREE and ACCEPTED MASONS.

Mr. and Mrs. DUNN's BENEFIT.

Theatre-Royal, York.

On TUESDAY Evening, May 12, 1801, will be prefentet a revived COMEDY, in Three Acts, called The

DOUBLE GALLANT;
Or, The Sick Lady's Cure.

Sir Solomon Sadlife, Mr MATHEWS
Clermont, - - Mr WILLIAMS
Carelefs, - - Mr CUMMINS
Atall, - - Mr MELVIN
Old Wilful, - - Mr JOHNSON
Sir Harry Atall, - Mr WOOD

Supple, - - Mr LEWIS
Dr. Blifter, - Mr ESTON
Rhubarb, - Mr HOPE
Finder, - Mr DUNNING,
Of this City, his Firſt Appearance.
Lady Dainty, Mifs ERRINGTON

Lady Sadlife, - Mrs JOHNSON
Clarinda, - - Mrs WILLIAMS
Sylvia, - - Mifs JACKSON
Wifhwell, - - Mrs WARD
Situp, - - Mrs MICHELL
Sylvia's Maid, - Mrs FRENCH

After which, by Defire, the Stage will be formed into a LODGE, with the proper Officers and Brethren in full Gloathing and Jewels, &c. by Brothers Cummins, Wood, Melvin, Denman, Williams, Dunn, Mathews, Jarman, &c.—In which will be introduced a MASONIC SONG and Chorus, written and to be ſung by Brother Denman. Also the favourite MASONIC GLEE of “ STRENGTH, MIGHTY ARTIST,” by Brothers Dunn, Mathews, and Denman.

The favourite SONG of

“ LITTLE TAFFLINE,” by Mifs De Camp.

After which, a MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, in Two Acts, called The

NAVAL PILLAR;

Or, National Gratitude to Naval Heroes.

Particulatly in honour of the Gallant Admirals HOWE, JARVIS', DUNCAN, NELSON, WARREN, BRIDPORT, HOOD, MITCHELL, and SMITH.

Sam Spritfail, - Mr WOOD
Ben Bowſprit, - Mr DUNN
Tom Tackle, - Mr HOPE
Dennis, - Mr DENMAN

Habakkuk, - Mr MATHEWS
Firelock, - Mr LEWIS
Kitty, - Mrs DUNN

Nancy, - - Mrs MICHELL
Sufan, - - Mifs JACKSON
Jane, - - Mrs LENG
Britannia, - - Mrs WILLIAMS

The laſt Scene of the Entertainment introduces THE NAVAL PILLAR, decorated with EMBLEMATICAL and MARINE DEVICES, which will expand and form itſelf into a ſuperb repreſentation of BRITANNIA on her THRONE.

To which will be added, an entire New PANTOMIME, called The

Witches of the Rock;

Or, HARLEQUIN WOOD-CUTTER.

Harlequin, - Mr DUNNING
Pantaloon, - Mr HOPE

Magician, - Mr BURTON
Lover, - Mr C. CUMMINS

Clown, - - Mr DUNN
Columbine, - - Mifs DE CAMP

Singing Witches, with the favourite Glee, the words from SHAKSPEARE, of “ When Shall We Three Meet Again,”
Mr DENMAN, Mrs WILLIAMS, and Mifs JACKSON.

In the course of the Pantomime will be introduced,

A LEAP through a MAGIC CABINET, which changes to an ORGAN.

A LEAP through a WINDOW;

Also a NIGHT SCENE, with a SHOWER of SNOW.

To conclude with a FANCY DANCE by the Characters.

TICKETS as uſual, and of Mr and Mrs DUNN, at Mr BICKERS's, Thursday-Market.

(T. Wilſon and R. Spence, Printers, High-Outgoſts, York.)

["Mr. BANNISTER'S\nFOURTH NIGHT.", "BY DESIRE OF\nTHE HIGH SHERIFF\nAND THE\nGENTLEMEN OF THE GRAND JURY.", "Theatre-Royal, York.\nOn THURSDAY Evening, July 23, 1801, Their Majesties' Servants will perform the favorite COMEDY, called", "LIFE;\nOR, THE WORLD AS IT GOES.", "Sir Harry Torpid,\nGabriel Lackbrain,", "Primitive,\nMarchmont,\nCrafty,\nClifford,\nWilliam,\nJenkins,\nJonathan,\nMrs. Belford,\nRofa,\nMrs. Decoy,\nBetty,", "Mr. MELVIN,\nMr. BANNISTER.", "Mr. DENMAN.\nMr. CUMMINS.\nMr. LEWIS.\nMr. DUNN.\nMr. JARMAN.\nMr. HOPE.\nMr. WQOD.\nMrs. JOHNSON.\nMrs. JACKSON.\nMrs. WARD.\nMrs. FRENCH.", "In the course of the Evening, Mr. BANNISTER will Sing", "THE LORD MAYOR'S SHOW,\nAnd \"OLD MARTY\" AND \"JOHN\"", "To which will be added, a COMEDY (in three Acts)", "WAYS and MEANS.", "Sir David Dunder, Mr. BANNISTER.", "Random, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Mr. BANNISTER'S
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE.

Theatre Royal, York.

On FRIDAY Evening, July 24, 1851, Their Majesties Servants will perform the
Favourite Comedy, called

She Stoops to Conquer ;
Or, The Miftakes of a Night.

Sir Charles Marlow, - Mr. WOOD.
Young Marlow, - Mr. DWYER.
Hardcaftle, - Mr. DENMAN.
Haftings, - Mr. DUNN.

Tony Lumpkin, - Mr. BANNISTER.

Diggory, - Mr. BENNETT.
Mrs Hardcaftle, - Mrs. LENG.
Mifs Hardcaftle, - Mrs. JOHNSON.
Mifs Neville, - Mrs. WILLIAMS.
Maid, - Mrs. FRENCH.

In the Course of the Evening,
"THE COUNTRY CLUB,"
And "What can we have for Dinner, Mrs. Bond?"
By Mr. BANNISTER.

To which will be added, the much-admired FARCE, called

Of Age To-morrow.

(Written by KOTZEBUE, and adapted to the English Stage by Mr. BANNISTER.)

Frederick, (with the Prologue) Mr. BANNISTER.

Baron Piffleberg, - Mr. LEWIS.
Hans Molkus, - Mr. DENMAN.
Hair-Dreffler, - Mr. HOPE.
Lady Brumback, - Mrs. WARD.
Sophia, - Mifs. JACKSON.
Maria, - Mifs. DE CAMP.

To begin at Seven o'Clock.

TICKETS, BOX 4s.—PIT 2s. 6d.—FIRST GALL. 2s.—UPPER GALL. 1s.
SECOND PRICE, BOX 2s.—PIT 1s. 6d.—FIRST GALL. 1s.

ON SATURDAY,
“A BOLD STROKE for a WIFE,”

With a Piece in one Act, called "SYLVESTER DAGGERWOOD," and the
Musical Farce of "THE PURSE;" or, "The BENEVOLENT TAR,"

The Parts of COLONEL FEIGNWELL, SYLVESTER DAGGERWOOD, and WILL STEADY, by Mr. BANNISTER, being for the BENEFIT of Mr. BANNISTER, and positively the last Time of his performing.

W. Story, Printer, York.

Theatre Royal, York.

On Thursday Evening, August 27, 1801, Their Majesties Servants will perform the last New COMEDY, (never acted here) called The

Poor Gentleman

(Written by G. COLMAN, Efq; and performed at The Garden, with universal Applause.)

Lieutenant Worthington, Mr. CUMMINS.
Corporal Fols, - Mr. MELVIN.
Charles Cropland, Mr. SEYMOUR.
Turner, - - Mr. WOOD.
Robert Bramble Mr. LEWIS.
mphrey Dobbins, Mr. DENMAN.
mer Harrowby, Mr. JOHNSON.
hen Harrowby, Mr. BENNETT.

Ollapet, - - Mr. MATHEWS.
Frederick, - - Mr. DWYER.
Valet to Sir Charles Mr. HOPE.

Emily Worthington, Mrs. JOHNSON.
Mifs Lucretia Mac Tab, Mrs. WARD.
Dame Harrowby, Mrs. LENG.
Mary, - - Mifs A. DE CAMP.

The EPILOGUE by the Characters.

After which will be presented a Dramatic Romance, (in two Acts) called

Blue Beard;

Dr. Female Curiosity.

With SCENERY and MACHINERY.

The Original Overture, Choruses, and Marches.

Blue Beard, - Mr. WILLIAMS
Ibrahim, - - Mr. DENMAM.
Selim - - Mr. DUNN.
Shacabac, - - Mr. MATHEWS.
Firft Spahi, - Mr. LEWIS.

Second Spahi, - Mr. WOOD.
Third Spahi, - Mr. JOHNSON.
Slave, - - Mr. HOPE.
Fatima, - - Mrs. J WILKINSON.
Beda, - - Mrs. WILLIAMS.

Irene, - - Mifs DE CAMP.

In Act 1st, A Grand Oriental Procession.

ABOMELIQUE'S TRIUMPHAL MARCH.

To demand the FAIR FATIMA, attended by JANISSARIES, SPAHIS, SLAVES, and

A Grand Elephant.

In Act 2d, The Enchanted Blue Chamber,

A View of Blue Beard's Castle, &c.

And the Magic Sepulchre, which changes to a brilliant Garden.

On FRIDAY,

DEAF and DUMB; Or, The Orphan Protected.

With "OF AGE TO-MORROW."

The Parts of JULIA and MARIA, by Mifs DE CAMP.

On SATURDAY will be revived "The KIND IMPOSTER," with "OBI."

On MONDAY, Mifs DE CAMP'S BENEFIT,

When the THEATRE will close until the WINTER SEASON.

Printed by W. STORRY, Petergate.