Theatre-Kopai, Bath.

LAST NIGHT OF
Mr. Mathews & Mr. Incledon's
PERFORMING IN THIS CITY.

This present TUESDAY, Nov. 26, 1811,

Will be presented, (by particular desire,) the Musical Farce of

HIT OR MISS.

Cypher................... Mr. MATHEWS
Adam Sterling....Mr. CHARLTON—Jumble..... Mr. VINING—Jerry Blossom..... Mr. EVANS
O'Rourke O'Daisy........ Mr. GATTIE.
Mrs. Honeymouth..Mrs. EGAN—Clara.. Miss MATTHEWS—Dolly O'Daisy.. Mrs. LEONARD.

After which, a Musical Piece, in two acts, called THE
**TURNPIKE GATE.**

Crack.......... Mr. MATHEWS—Henry.......... Mr. INCLEDON
Sir Edward.. Mr. BENSON—Smart.. Mr. HALL—Joe Standfast.. Mr. GATTIE—Groom.. Mr. LODGE
Robert Maythorn, Mr. VINING—Sailor, Mr. COOKE—Steward, Mr. COBURN
Old Maythorn........ Mr. JOHNSON.
Peggy.. Mrs. LEONARD—Landlady.. Mrs. CUNNINGHAM—Mary.. Miss KELLY.

To the course of the evening, Mr. INCLEDON will introduce the following additional favourite Songs:

“THE DEATH OF ADMIRAL BENBOW;”

“THE LAST WHISTLE;”

And G. A. Stevens' celebrated Description of a Storm.

To conclude with (by particular desire) the favourite Musical Farce of

Killing No Murder

Buskin, (with Imitations.) Mr. MATHEWS—In which character he will introduce the Comic Song of

“ Manager Strut was Four Feet High.”

Apollo Belvi, Mr. CHATTERLY—Bradford. Mr. HALL—Tap, Mr. COOKE—Sir Walter Wilton, Mr. GATTIE.
Mrs. Watchit, Mrs. EGAN—Panny, Miss KELLY—Nancy, Miss MATTHEWS.

On THURSDAY, the DRAMATIST, with the CRITIC; Vapid, and Puff, by Mr. ELLISTON.
On SATURDAY, The WEST INDIAN, with THE DOCTOR AND APOTHECARY; Belcour, and Juan,
by Mr. ELLISTON; being the last night of his engagement.

KEENES, PRINTERS, 7, KINGSMHEAD-STREET