First Night of The Kentuckian.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN.

This Evening, SATURDAY, March 9, 1833,

Will be performed, A NEW FARCE, called The

Kentuckian;
Or, A Trip to New York.

Col. Nimrod Wildfire, (a Kentuckian) Mr. HACKETT,
(Performed by him with universal applause throughout the United States of America.)

Freeman, (a New York Merchant) Mr. F. MATTHEWS,
 Percival, (an English Merchant) Mr. DURUSET,

Jenkins, (under the assumed name of Lord Granby) Mr. FORESTER,
Caesar, (a Free Black Waiter at the Hotel) Mr. TURNOUR,
Tradesman, Mr PAYNE, Countryman, Mr ADDISON, Servant, Mr HEATH

Mrs. Luminary (a Tourist and Speculator) Mrs. GIBBS,
Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. VINING, Caroline, Miss LEE,

Mary, Mrs. DALY, Waiting Woman, Mrs. BROWN
After which, (55th time), the Drama of

NELL GWYNNE

The Scener painted by Mr. GRIEVE, Mr. T. GRIEVE, Mr. W. GRIEVE, and ass stands.

King Charles the Second, Mr. JONES, Sir C. Barkeley, Mr. FORESTER
Charles Hart, ? Managers of the King's Theatre, ? Mr. DURUSET,
Major Mohun, ? Drury-Lane, 1667, ? Mr. PERKINS,

Betterton (Manager of the Duke's Theatre, Lincoln's-Inn) Mr. DIDDEAR
Joe Haines (late of Drury-Lane) Mr. MEADOWS,

Counsellor Crowfoot, Mr. BLANCHARD, Stockfish, Mr. F. MATTHEWS
Nell Gwynne, Miss TAYLOR,

Orange Moll, Mr. KEELEY, Mrs. Snowdrop, Mrs. DALY.

Scenery painted for this Piece--

EXTERIOR OF DRURY LANE THEATRE in the TIME OF CHARLES II.
LOBBY LEADING TO THE PIT OF DRURY-LANE THEATRE.
INTERIOR OF THE MITRE TAVERN.

PROSCENIUM, AND ROYAL BOX AT DRURY LANE.

Preparatory to "The Prologue by Mrs. Ellen Gwynne, in a broad-brimmed
Hat and Waist Belt."... (Vide Dryden's Conquest of Granada.)

To conclude with, 14th time, (with new Scenery, Dresses and Decorations) a New DRAMA, in 2 acts called, The

SMUGGLER BOY.

Count de St. Brieux, otherwise Paul the Smuggler—afterwards, under the name of Colonel Valry} Mr. PERKINS

Vicomte Lepresle, (Commandant) Mr. EGERTON.

Lieutenant (afterwards Major) Auvergne, Mr. DURUSET,
Poltrot Le-Pop, (a Courier, afterwards an Innkeeper) Mr. KEELEY,

Martin, (alias Eau de vie Diable) Mr. G. BENNETT,

Guernsey Bob, Mr. HAINES, Eugene Lepresle, (an Officer, son of the Commandant) Mr. PAYNE
Little Martin, (otherwise Devil's-Skin) Miss POOLE,

Sentinels, Mr. STANLEY and Mr. J. COOPER, Smuggler, Mr. MEARS,

Genivieve, (Countess de St. Brieux, otherwise Madame Valry) Miss TAYLOR,
Clarice, (Sister to St. Brieux) Miss LEE,

Jeannette Piquante, (Waiting-Maid to the Countess, afterwards Madame Le Pop) Mrs. KEELEY

Jacqueline, (Wife of Martin) Mrs. DALY, Pelagie (a Fisherman's Wife) Miss HORTON.

PLACES for the BOXES to be had of Mr. NOTTER, at the Box-Office, Hart-Street, from Ten till Four.

The New Play called

REPUTATION; or the State Secret,

having been again received with the most enthusiastic applause, will be repeated
on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday next.

Hugo Istein, Mr. CHARLES KEAN.

On Monday, (4th time) the New Play of **REPUTATION**, or the State Secret.
After which, **A POPULAR FARCE**.

To conclude with the Grand Ballet of **MASANIELLO**.

On Tuesday, (5th time) the New Play of **REPUTATION**, or the State Secret.
After which **A POPULAR FARCE**.

To conclude with MILTON'S MASQUE of **COMUS**.

Consus, Mr. Abbott; The Lady, Miss E. Tree; Bacchants, Messrs. H. Phillips, I. Bennett, Wilson, Morley, &c. &c. Miss Inverarity, Miss Shirreff, Miss E. Romer, Miss H. Cawse, Mrs. Keeley.

On Wednesday, (Last Night but Five) the highly popular New Dramatic Oratorio, called

The ISRAELITES in EGYPT; or the Passage of the Red Sea.

(On Thursday, (6th time) REPUTATION, or the State Secret,
With A POPULAR FARCE.

On Friday, (Last Night but Four) the highly popular New Dramatic Oratorio, called

The Israelites in Egypt; or, the Passage of the Red Sea.

Printed by W. REYNOLDS, 9, Exeter-street, Strand.