THEATRE-ROYAL, BATH.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF

Mr. LOVEGROVE.

On account of the necessity of postponing the COTILLON BALL from THURSDAY to SATURDAY for the accommodation of MADAME CATALANI, Mr. Lovegrove conceives it to be a duty incumbent on him to assure those of his Patrons, who are Subscribers to that elegant and rumerously attended Amusement, that it is out of his power to avoid coming in contact with it, though very seriously injurious to his own interest,

SATURDAY next, APRIL the 2d, 1808,

Being the regularly allotted night for his BENEFIT—

When will be presented (for the first time here) a Play in Three Acts, called The

Mysteries of the Castle

Taken from the very popular Romance of the Mysteries of Udalpho, by Miles Peter Andrews, Esq. and performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden, with the most unbounded applause.

Hilario ............ Mr. EGERTON.
Carlos .............. Mr. SEDLEY.
Fractioso ........... Mr. EVANS.
Count Montonio ...... Mr. EGAN.
Montauban ......... Mr. WEBBER.
Bernardo ............ Mr. DOWLAND.

Cloddy ............ Mr. MALLINSON.
Fisherman ......... Mr. H. WEBBER.
Centinel ........... Mr. DICKENSON.
Serjeant........... Mr. CUSHING.
Captain of Vessel .. Mr. LODGE.
Valoury ........... Mr. LOVEGROVE.

Julia .................. Miss JAMESON.
Constantia............ Mrs. SIMS. | Annette .................. Miss MILLS.
Falconers, Guards, Attendants, &c. &c.

IN THE COURSE OF THE PLAY,

Comic Song, "In Poaching all Mankind Delight," by Mr. Mallinson.

The celebrated Hawking Song of "La Leuip," by Mr. Webber.

"Love is nought but Care and Sorrow," by Mr. Mallinson.

England's the Country for People to Marry in," by Mr. Lovegrove.

After which, a favorite Interlude (not acted these 8 years) called

THE COOPER.

Martin .................. Mr. GATTIE. | Jarvis .................. Mr. H. WEBBER.
Colin ................... Mr. DOWLAND. | Twigg ................... Mr. LOVEGROVE.
Fanny ................... Mrs. SIMS.

DANCING by Mr. Dowland & his Pupils;

IN THE COURSE OF WHICH WILL BE INTRODUCED,

A TAMBOURINE PAS DE DEUX,

BY MR. DOWLAND, AND A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, HIS PUPIL.

A COMIC SONG IN CHARACTER BY MR. LOVEGROVE.

TO CONCLUDE WITH THE MUSICAL FARCE OF

The TWO MISERS.

Gripe ............ Mr. LOVEGROVE.
Hunks ............. Mr. RICHARDSON.
Lively ............. Mr. WEBBER.
Harriet.............. Mrs. SIMS.

Ali ............ Mr. DICKENSON.
Osman ........... Mr. SIMS.
Janizaries .. Mess. CUSHING, LODGE, &c.
Jenny .................. Miss MILLS.

Tickets to be had of Mr. LOVEGROVE, No. 27, Westgate-Street; at MEYLER'S LIBRARY, Grove; and of Mr. BROWN MILL, at the Box-Lobby at the Theatre, where Places for the Boxes may be taken.

[Meyler, Printer, Bath.]