For the Benefit of Messrs. WEST & WOOLFORD,
AND POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT OF THE
*Equestrian's Engagement,*
WHO REMOVE TO BRISTOL IMMEDIATELY AFTERWARDS;
AND THE LAST NIGHT OF PERFORMING BEFORE THE HOLIDAYS.

This Present THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1813,
Will be revived Sir Richard Steele's COMEDY of

THE FUNERAL;
OR. GRIEF A-LA-MODE.

Lord Hardy

Mr. ASH | Campley

Mr. STANLEY,

Lady Brumpton, Mrs. WESTON—Lady Charlotte, Miss FITZHENRY—Lady Harriet, Miss GREVILLE.

To which will be added (for positively the last time) the Grand Operatic Spectacle, called
# LODOISKA.

With new Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations,

Polanders.—Prince Lupauski, Mr EGAN—Count Floreski, Mr LEY—Baron Lovinski, Mr. BENGOUGH—Varbel. Mr CHATTERLY—Adolphus, Mr. COMFR Gustavus, Mr LODGE. Cassimer, Mr SANTER—First Page, Master WOOLFORD Second Page, Master METRALCOURT.

Princess Lodoiska

Miss GRIGLIETTI.

Tartars.—Kerah Khan, Mr STANLEY—Ithorak, Mr DAVIDGE—Khor, Mr COOMBS—Japhis, Mr COBURN—Kajah, Mr FITZADAM.

In the course of the Spectacle the EQUESTRIANS will display a great variety of New and ASTONISHING EVOLUTIONS; amongst which

THE TROOPS LYING IN AMBUSH
BEFORE THE CASTLE OF LOVINSKI,
A GRAND COMBAT of SIX WARRIORS on HORSEBACK;
AND THE PIECE CONCLUDES WITH

THE CONFLAGRATION,
IN WHICH THE HORSES ASCEND THE GREAT STAIRCASE
IN THE MIDST OF FLAMES

To the Rescue of the Princess.

On account of the unprecedented expence, Holding the Spectacle, NOTHING UNDER FULL PRICE can be taken during the Performance of the Equestrians.

No Orders or Free-Admissions of any description can possibly be admitted except Subscriber's Tickets.

The Public are respectfully acquainted, that Miss STEPHENS (pupit to Sir. T. Welsh) whose superior talents are at present the astonishment and admiration of the Metropolis, is permitted by the Proprietors of the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden to visit Bath upon an engagement of FOUR NIGHTS only. Her first appearance will occur upon CHRISTMAS MONDAY, as the Princess, Mandane, in the Opera of ARTAXERXES. Her remaining Performances are fixed upon WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, in the Holiday Week, the several characters of Rosetta, Donna Clara, and Polly.