["Theatre = Royal, Bath.", "This present THURSDAY NOVEMBER 19, 1807,\nWill be presented, a COMEDY called", "WILD OATS,\nOr The Strelling Gentlemen.", "With a new LANDSCAPE SCENE, painted by Mr. ROWBOTHAM.", "Rover . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Theatre-Royal, Bath.

LAST NIGHT OF PERFORMING THIS SEASON.

The PUBLIC are Respectfully informed that
MR. & MRS. C. KEMBLE
OF THE THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, will be engaged to perform here
ONE NIGHT ONLY.

This present SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1808,

Will be presented the favorite COMEDY of The

Inconstant;
Or, The WAY to WIN HIM.

Young Mirable.................. Mr. C. KEMBLE

(His First appearance on this Stage)

Darete.................... Mr. CUNNINGHAM
Old Mirable .. Mr. EVANS
Dugard ............ Mr. SEDLEY
Petit ............ Mr. DOWLAND
Page...................... Mifs QUICK

First Bravo........... Mr. SMITH
Second Bravo.... Mr. CUSHING
Third Bravo ....... Mr. SIMS
Fourth Bravo.... Mr. LODGE.
Lamorce.... Mrs. CUNNINGHAM

Oriana...................... Mifs JAMESON
Bizarre .................... Mrs. C. KEMBLE

(Her First appearance on this Stage.)

End of the Play,

A Favorite PAS SEUL, by Miss MARTIN;

The Ballet Dance of the JOVIAL MILLERS, being unavoidably postponed in consequence of Mr. GOMERY's indisposition.

To which will be added, (not acted here these five years,) a Musical FARCE, called

THE PRIZE;
Or, 2, 5, 3, 8.

Lenitive............ Mr. MALLINSON
Caddy ............ Mr. GATTIE
Juba.................. Mrs. SIMS

Caroline.................. Mrs. C. KEMBLE.

Heartwell............ Mr. EGAN
Label ............ Mr. EVANS
Mrs. Caddy............ Mrs. EGAN

KEENE and CO. PRINTERS, BATH.

Theatre-Royal, Bath.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF
Part of the Office-Keepers, &c.

This present SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1808,

Will be presented a favorite NEW COMEDY, called

To Marry or not to Marry

(Written by Mrs. INCHBALD, and performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden, with great applause.)

Lord Danberry........... Mr. CHARLTON,

Sir Oswin Mortland.... Mr. EGERTON,

Mr. Willowear........... Mr. CUNNINGHAM

Mr. Lavensworth........ Mr. BENGOUGH,

Lady Susan Courtly, .... Miss FISHER,

Hester..................

Amos ................... Mr. MEREDITH

Roberts ................ Mr. SIMS,

John .................... Mr. CUSHING,

Harry .................... Mr. LODGE.

Mrs. Sarah Mortland .. Mrs. GROVE.

Miss JAMESON.

IN THE COURSE OF THE EVENING,

Cuddy Clump's First Visit

To LONDON and BATH ;—or a PEEP at

THE FORTY THIEVES,

BY MR. MALLINSON.

BY PARTICULAR DESIRE,

A PAS SEUL, by Miss DEAN.

A Chantreusse by a Young Lady—An Irish Jig by Two Young Ladies.

GRAND PAS SEUL, MISS MARTIN.

TO CONCLUDE WITH

A DANCE by Six Young Ladies, Pupils of Miss MARTIN.

To which will be added a MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, (not acted the three Years) called

My Grand-Mother!

Vapour ................... Mr. LOVEGROVE

Sir Matthew Medley .... Mr. H. WEBBER.

Woodley ................... Mr. WEBBER.

Charlotte ................ Mrs. SIMS

Souffrance ................ Mr. GATTIE,

Tom ....................... Mr. SIMS.

Dicky Gossip ............. Mr. MALLINSON.

Florella, ............... Mrs. WINDSOR.

Tickets delivered by Messrs. TOWNSEND and FARR, and the WIDOW of the late Mr. ROWEOTHAM, will be admitted.

KEENE and CO, Printers; Bath.

Theatre-Royal, Bath.

LAST WEEK of the COMPANY's PERFORMING THREE TIMES,
AND POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF
MR. COOKE'S
PERFORMING HERE.

This present SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1808,
Will be presented Massinger's COMEDY of
A New Way to Pay old Debts

Sir Giles Overreach.................. Mr. COOKE
Justice Greedy Mr. GATTIE         Order.... Mr. H. WEBBER
Lord Lovell.. Mr. SEDLEY           Amble .. Mr. DOWLAND
Welborn .. Mr. CUNNINGHAM         Furnace.. Mr. EVANS
Alworth .. Mr. ABBOTT             Welldo .: Mr. CUSHING
Marrall .. Mr. LOVEGROVE          Tapwell.. Mr. SMITH
Creditors Meffrs. DICKENSON, SIMS, & LODGE
Lady Allworth..... Mifs MARRIOTT
Margaret . Mifs JAMESON ‡ Margery . Mrs. CUNNINGHAM
Froth .... Mrs. EGAN ‡ Gillian... Mifs SUMMERS.

To which will be added, (for the last time this Season) the Celebrated Comic PANTOMIME, of

Harlequin and Mother Goose;

Or, The GOLDEN EGG.

Mother Goofe............Mr. GATTIE
Colin (afterwards Harlequin) Mr. DOWLAND
Avaro (afterwards Pantaloon) Mr. SIMS
Squire Bugle (afterwards Clown) Mr. GOMERY
Odd Fish (a Sea Monster) Mr. SMITH
Beadle ............Mr. DICKENSON
Landlord............Mr. H. WEBBER
Serjeant ......... Mr. CUSHING
Cabin Boy (with a Song) Mr. WEBBER
Drunken Cobler.... Mr. LODGE.
Colinette (afterwards Columbine) Mifs MARTIN | Peggy.... Mrs. GATTIE
Woodcutter's Wife.. Mrs. EGAN
Phœbe............ Mifs SUMMERS
Dorcas............Mrs. SIMS
Marian............Mrs. CUNNINGHAM

Barber, Chimney-Sweeper, Gardeners, Waiters, Villagers, Sprites, &c. &c.

Chorus of Villagers, Messrs. Webber, Dickenson, Lodge, Cushing, Mrs. Sims, Mrs. Egan, Miss Summers, Mrs. Cunningham, &c.

In the course of the Pantomime, A Comic IRISH LILT,
By Meffrs. GOMERY and DOWLAND.

On Saturday June 25th, the Tragedy of OTHELLO, and the Farce of LOVE A-LA-MODE; Iago, and Sir Arch
Macareasm, by Mr. COOKE; being the last night of his performing here

KEENE and CO PRINTERS BATH.

THEATRE-ROYAL, BATH.

This present THURSDAY the 21st of APRIL, 1796,

Will be presented (perform'd here but Once) a Dramatic BAGATELLE, in one Act, called

A Quarter of an Hour before Dinner:
Or, QUALITY BINDING.

Mr. Plainwell,

Mr. MURRAY.

William,

Mr. SMITH.

Sir William Wealily, Mr. EYRE.

John,

Mr. ATKINS.

Colonel Modish,

Mr. GALINDO.

Mr. Level,

Mr. CHARLTON.

Lord Simper.

Mr. HOYLE.

Mrs. Level,

Mifs HERBERT.

After which a New PLAY, (as lately altered and compressed into 4 Acts, by the Author James Boaden, Efq) called
## FONTAINVILLE FOREST.

Marquis of Montault, Mr. MURRAY.

Jaques,

Mr. CRUMPTON.

Louis, Mr. ELLISTON.

Lamotte,

Mr. DIMOND.

Peter, Mr. ROWBOTHAM.

Nemours, Mr. EYRE.

Hortensia Lamotte, Mr. MURRAY.

Phantom, Mr. CHARLTON.

Adeline, By a YOUNG LADY,

Laval, Mr. SMITH.

(Being her first Appearance on this Stage.)

To which will be added, (for the last time but one this Season)

A Grand Heroi-comic, Pantomimic Romance, taken from the well-known History of
# Valentine and Orson:
Or, The Wild Man of Orleans.

In which the several incidents of the Story are faithfully given in Representation, according to the Costume of former times in France, commencing with the Advancement of Valentine, at the Court of King Pepin.

AND PARTICULARLY SHEWING

His Love for the Lady Eglantine,—the Jealousy of Haufrey and Henry;—Valentine's
Horde having been attacked and slain by Orson in the Wood, a fierce Conflict en-
fues and Orson is at length subdued,—Orson's Introduction and Pranks at Court;
Their Perilous Adventures on their way to Acquitaine, with the extraordinary Heroism
of the Princefs Eglantine;—the furious Combat with the Green Knight, and his overthrow
by Orson;—Valentine's Journey with Orson to the Glittering Castle, where Orson slays
the Giant Ferragus;—their Consultation with the Brazen Head,—the Release of the
Emprefs Bellifant;—Orson's encounter with the Lion,—and return to King Pepin's Court,
thro' the affiance of the Dwarf Pecolet.

Valentine, Mr. BETTERTON.

Dwarf Pecolet, Mifs QUICK.

Green Knight, Mr. GALINDO.

Forlorn Squire, Mr. DOYLE.

King Pepin, Mr. CHARLTON.

Herald, Mr. MARSHALL.

Haufrey, Mr. HOYLE.

Mellenger, Mr. ATKINS.

Henry, Mr. TAYLOR.

Orson, Mr. BIGGS.

Emperor of Greece, Mr. ROWBOTHAM.

Queen Bertha, Mrs. CHARLTON.

Duke Savary, Mr. EYRE.

The Lady Fezon, Mifs HARVEY.

Blandiman, Mr. SMITH.

Emprefs Bellifant, Mrs. MURRAY.

Gyngar, Mr. CRUMPTON.

Princefs Eglantine, Mifs HERBERT.

Knights, Soldiers, Pages, Attendants, and the GIANT FERRAGUS.

The Scenery, Dises and Decorations, entirely New.

On Saturday, (last time this Season) the favorite new

of the DESERTED DAUGHTER, with

(by Desire)

Mafter BETTY, the Young Roscius.

The Public are respectfully informed that MASTER BETTY is engaged to perform a FEW NIGHTS at this Theatre, in some of his principal Characters, previous to his finally retiring from the Stage.

This present THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1808,
Will be presented the TRAGEDY of
MAHOMET,
THE IMPOSTOR.

Zaphna Mafter BETTY
Mahomet Mr. EGERTON
Mirvan (his General) Mr. EGAN
Ali Mr. DICKENSON
Hercides Officers of Mahomet Mr. CUSHING
Ammon Mr. LODGE

Pharon (Friend to Alcanor) Mr. RICHARDSON
Alcanor (Chief of the Senate of Mecca) Mr. CHARLTON.
Palmira Mifs JAMESON.

To which will be added, the very Popular and Celebrated NEW PANTOMIME, called

Harlequin and Mother Goose;

Or, The GOLDEN EGG.

Mother Goose Mr. GATTIE
Beadle Mr. DICKENSON
Colin (afterwards Harlequin) Mr. DOWLAND
Landlord Mr. H. WEBBER
Avaro (afterwards Pantaloon) Mr. SIMS
Serjeant Mr. CUSHING
Squire Bugle (afterwards Clown) Mr. GOMERY
CabinBoy (with a Song) Mr. WEBBER
Odd Fish (a Sea Monster) Mr. SMITH
Drunken Cobler Mr. LODGE.
Colinette (afterwards Columbine) Mifs MARTIN—Peggy Mrs. GATTIE
Woodcutter's Wife Mrs. EGAN
Mrs. SIMS
Phœbe Mifs SUMMERS—Marian Mrs. CUNNINGHAM

In the Course of the Pantomime, A Comic IRISH LILT,
By Mefsrs. GOMERY and DOWLAND.

On Saturday, the Tragedy of ZARA; Osman by Master BETTY; with The HUNTER of the ALPS.

No Orders, during MASTER BETTY's stay.

Doors to be opened a Quarter past Five o'Clock, and to begin a Quarter past Six.

Tickets and Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brownell, at the Theatre, from Ten till Four o'Clock.

Boxes 5s. Pit 3s. Gallery 1s. 6d. Second Price, Boxes 3s. Pit 2s. Gallery 1s.

Ann Kecne, Printer, Kingsmead-street, Bath,

THEATRE-ROYAL, BATH.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF
Mr. Richardson and Miss Mills.

On SATURDAY, MAY the 21st, 1808,

Will be performed (by particular Desire) a celebrated COMIC OPERA, written by O'KEEFE, called

FONTAINBLEAU,
OR FRANCE AS IT WAS.

<table><tbody><tr><td>Lackland</td><td>Mr. CUNNINGHAM.</td><td></td></tr><tr><td>Squire Tallyho</td><td>Mr. MALLINSON.</td><td>Mr. BENNETT.</td></tr><tr><td>Sir John Bull</td><td>Mr. RICHARDSON.</td><td>Mr. WEBBER.</td></tr><tr><td>Colonel Epaulette</td><td>Mr. ABBOTT.</td><td>Mr. SIMS.</td></tr><tr><td colspan="3">Lapoche, (a French Taylor) Mr. GATTIE, with the SONG of "A Little."</td></tr><tr><td colspan="2">FRENCH and ENGLISH WAITERS, PORTERS,</td><td>POSTILLIONS, LANDLORDS, &c. &c.</td></tr><tr><td>Rosa</td><td>Miss GREVILLE.</td><td>Mrs. EGAN.</td></tr><tr><td>Dolly Bull</td><td>Miss MILLS.</td><td>Mrs. GROVE.</td></tr><tr><td>Celia</td><td>Miss WHEATLEY.</td><td>Mrs. SIMS.</td></tr><tr><td colspan="3">Nannette</td></tr></tbody></table>

In the course of the OPERA, Mr. WEBBER will introduce a New Patriotic Song,

"ON ALBIONS SOIL SO FAM'D OF YORE."

Written by Mr. RICHARDSON and Composed by Mr. LODER.

END OF THE FIRST ACT,

A Pas Seul, by Miss Mary Dean,
AND A
Pas de Trois, by three Young Ladies,
PUPILS TO MISS MARTIN.

END OF THE OPERA, MASTER HALL,
Who was received with such Astonishing Applause on the Evening of Mr. BENGOUGH's BENEFIT, will (for this Night only,) recite

"Buckshave at ye All"

OR THE PICTURE OF A PLAYHOUSE.

After which a Comic Interlude, written by F. PILLON, Esq. called

The Secret Discovered,

Or Free Masonry laid Open.

In which will be seen an exact representation of a MASON'S LODGE, with the BRETHREN Cloathed in full Regalia.

<table><tbody><tr><td>Brother Doublejeg (with a Masonic Song)</td><td>Mr. GATTIE,</td><td>Mr. RICHARDSON.</td></tr><tr><td>Brother Curious</td><td>Mr. SIMS.</td><td>Mr. LYANS.</td></tr><tr><td colspan="3">Brothers, Messrs. DICKINSON, CUSHING, LODGE, H. WEBBER, SMITH, &c. &c. &c. &c.</td></tr><tr><td>Brethren, Messrs. DICKINSON, CUSHING, LODGE,</td><td>Square (the Tyler)</td><td>Square (the Tyler)</td></tr><tr><td>Mrs. Curious</td><td>Mrs. EGAN.</td><td>Mrs. EGAN.</td></tr></tbody></table>

After the INTERLUDE, (by particular Desire) the COMIC DUET of the

Laughing and Crying Philosophers.

<table><tbody><tr><td>Laughing Philosopher</td><td>Mr. MALLINSON.</td><td>Crying Philosopher</td><td>Mr. GATTIE.</td></tr></tbody></table>

The whole to conclude with a grand PANTOMIMIC BALLET, called the

BLACK FOREST.

<table><tbody><tr><td>La Ronville</td><td>Mr. SEDLEY.</td><td>Mr. DUVAL</td><td>Mr. EGAN.</td><td>Monsieur L'Abbé</td><td>Mr. GATTIE.</td></tr><tr><td>Lieutenant of the Banditti Mr. SMITH.</td><td>Malecœur</td><td>Mr. CUSHING.</td><td>Belcœur</td><td>Mr. DICKINSON.</td></tr><tr><td colspan="2">Banditti Messrs. LODGE, SIMS, H. WEBBER.</td><td></td><td></td><td></td></tr><tr><td>Captain of the Banditti</td><td></td><td></td><td></td><td>Mr. GOMERY.</td><td></td></tr><tr><td>Child</td><td>Miss M. DEAN.</td><td>Attendant</td><td>Mr. CUNNINGHAM.</td><td>Mademoiselle Duval</td><td>Miss WHEATLEY.</td></tr><tr><td colspan="2">Tickets to be had of Mr. RICHARDSON, at Mr. FENNEL'S, Marble Mason, Upper Bristol Road; of Miss MILLS, at Mr. HUNT'S, No. 15, Trim-Street; of Mr. BROWNE, Stationer, George-Street; of Miss FORSTERS', No. 10, Bridge-Street; of PHILFOR'S, ASHLEY'S and WHITE'S Music Shops and of Mr. BROWNHILL at the Theatre, where Places for the Boxes may be taken.</td><td></td><td></td><td></td></tr></tbody></table>

Printed by John Browne, at the Bath Guide Office, No. 15, George-Street.

["Theatre-Royal, Bath.", "This present THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1808,\nWill be presented (performed here but once) A new COMEDY, called", "The World.", "Written by J. KENNEY, esq. author of Ella Rosenberg, &c. &c. and now performing at the Theatre-Royal,\nDrury-Lane, with universal applause.", "Cheviot . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

HEATRE

30

FOR THE BENEFIT OF
MR. SMITH,
TREASURER.

On TUESDAY next, MAY 31st, 1808,

Will be performed (not acted these two years) the favourite COMEDY of The

School for Scandal.

Sir Peter Teazle ... Mr. LOVEGROVE.
Sir Oliver Surface .. Mr. CHARLTON.
Joseph Surface ... Mr. SEDLEY.
Sir Benj. Backbite .. Mr. CUNNINGHAM.
Crabtree ... Mr. GATTIE.
Charles Surface ... Mr. EGERTON.

Trip ... Mr. DOWLAND.
Moses ... Mr. EVANS.
Careless (with a Song) .. Mr. WEBBER.
Rowley ... Mr. EGAN.
Snake ... Mr. SMITH.

Mrs. Candour ... Mrs. GROVE.
Lady Sneerwell .. Mrs. SEDLEY.

Maria ... Miss JAMESON.
Lady Teazle ... Miss FISHER.

BETWEEN THE PLAY AND FARCE,
A FAVOURITE SONG, BY MR. WEBBER.

To which will be added (by particular desire) the INTERLUDE of

PERSONATION,

OR, FAIRLY TAKEN IN :

To be entirely performed by Mr. CUNNINGHAM and Miss MILLS.

AFTER WHICH, A FAVOURITE

Comic Dance, by Mr. Gomery.

To conclude with (positively the last time this Season)

Ella Rosenberg.

The Elector ... Mr. BENGUGH.
Colonel Montford ... Mr. CUNNINGHAM.
Rosenberg ... Mr. SEDLEY.
Storm ... Mr. LOVEGROVE.
Flutterman ... Mr. MALLINSON.

Commander of the Guard ... Mr. DICKENSON.
Corporal ... Mr. H. WEBBER.
Stephen ... Mr. SIMS.
Conrad ... Mr. CUSHING.
Pursuers ... Messrs. SMITH and LODGE.

Peasants ... Messrs. RICHARDSON, WEBBER, PHILLIPS, &c.

Ella Rosenberg ... Miss JAMESON.
Christina ... Miss MARTIN.

Mrs. Flutterman ... Mrs. CHARLTON.

GLEE and MILITARY CHORUS, by Messrs. RICHARDSON, WEBBER, PHILLIPS; Mrs. SIMS, Mrs. CUNNINGHAM, &c. &c.

Tickets to be had of Mr. SMITH, No. 29, St. James's-Street, at MEYLER'S LIBRARY; and at the usual Places.

Tickets delivered by Mr. BROWNELL, Box-Book-Keeper,
and Miss SUMMERS, will be admitted.

Printed at Meyler's Bath City Printing-Office, Grove.

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.]

Theatre = Royal, Bath.

Last Night of performing till the Easter Holidays.

This present SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1808,

Will be presented (performed here but twice) a favourite New PLAY, in 3 Acts, called

The Wanderer;
Or, The RIGHTS of HOPITALITY.

(Now performing at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden, with the greatest Applause.)

Guftavus.................. Mr. BARRY
Sigifmond............ Mr. EGERTON          Count Sparre .. Mr. ABBOTT
Count Valdefstein, Mr. BENGOUGH      Col. Baner, Mr. CUNNINGHAM
Officers, Mefirs. DICKENSON, SMITH, and CUSHING.
Olaus ................... Mr. H. WEBBER      James .................. Mr. SIMS
Erick ................. Mr. LODGE          Ramfay ............ Mr. GATTIE.
Countefs Valdefstein .. Mifs MARRIOTT
Chriftina.............. Mifs JAMESON.

The CHORUSES of Soldiers, Sailors, Fishermen, &c. &c. by Messrs. Dickenson, Webber, Lodge, Cushing Phillips; Mrs. Sims, Mrs. Cunningham, &c. &c.

In Act 2, A RURAL FETE, with an incidental FANCY DANCE,
By Mr. DOWLAND and Miss MARTIN.

Between the Play and Farce, the Comic BALLET DANCE of

The JOVIAL MILLERS.

Crist................... Mr. H. WEBBER | Lubin........... Mr. DOWLAND | Beau Flippet ....... Mr. SMITH
Giles................... Mr. GOMERY
Millers................. Messrs. DICKENSON, SIMS, LODGE, &c.
Kate.................... Miss MARTIN.

To which will be added, a New Grand Historical MELO-DRAME, called

THE BLIND BOY.

Staniflaus .................. Mr. CHARLTON
Edmund (the Blind Boy) .. Mifs JAMESON
Rodolph ............ Mr. ABBOTT
Oberto............ Mr. LOVEGROVE
Molino ............ Mr. MALLINSON
Starow .................. Mr. SMITH
Kalig................... Mr. GOMERY
High Prieft ............ Mr. CUSHING
Officers, Mefirs. DICKENSON, SIMS, LODGE, &c.
Lida ................... Mrs. CUNNINGHAM | Elvina ............ Mifs MILLS.
Hunters, Peafants, Guards, Priefts, Attendants, &c. &c.

Ann Keene, Printer, Kingsmead-street, Bath.

Theatre = Royal, Bath.

This present THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1808,

Will be presented (positively for the last time this Season) the New COMEDY of

# The Wanderer;
Or, The RIGHTS of HOPITALITY.

Sigismond...... Mr. EGERTON
Count Valdeflein, Mr. BENGOUGH

Count Sparre .. Mr. ABBOTT
Col. Baner, Mr. CUNNINGHAM

Officers, Messrs. DICKENSON, SMITH, and CUSHING.

Olaus ........ Mr. H. WEBBER
Erick ........ Mr. LODGE

James ........ Mr. SIMS
Ramfay ...... Mr. GATTIE.

Countefs Valdefstein .. Mifs MARRIOTT
Chriftina............ Mifs JAMESON.

In A& 2, A RURAL FETE, with an incidental FANCY DANCE,

By Mr DOWLAND and Miss MARTIN.

To which will be added, (for the last time this Season) the Grand Operatical ROMANCE of The

FORTY THIEVES.

Cassim Baba (the rich Brother)........ Mr. EGAN

Ali Baba (the poor Brother, a Woodcutter) ........ Mr. LOVEGROVE

Ganem (bis Son)........ Mr. WEBBER | Mustapha (Cobler of Bagdad). Mr. MALLINSON
Selim (Leader of the Caravan) ........ Mr. GATTIE

OFFICERS, BANNER-BEARERS, Bearers of the PALANQUIN, &c. &c.

The Forty Thieves.

Abdallah (Captain of the Thieves) ........ Mr. COMERY

Hassarac (Second Captain) .... Mr. DICKENSON

Principal Robbers ........ Messrs. SMITH, CUSHING, SIMS, LODGE, &c. &c.

Zaide (Wife of Cassim Baba) ........ Mrs. EGAN | Cogia (Wife of Ali Baba) ........ Miss MILLS
Zelie (Daughter of a Bashaw) .... Miss GREVILLE

Morgiana (Slave to Cassim Baba, and Zelie's Sister) ........ Miss WHEATLEY

Orcobrand (Genius of the Forest, and Protector of the Thieves) ........ Mr. RICHARDSON
Attendant DÆMONS on Orcobrand

Ardenelle (Fairy of the Lake, and Protectress of Ali Baba's Family) ........ Miss JAMESON.

DANCING, by Miss MARTIN.

In A& 1, A TURKISH CARAVAN, and an ATTACK by the THIEVES.

On Friday, (last time this Season) the Comedy of The POOR GENTLEMAN; the Ballet Dance of The JOVIAL MILLERS; and the favourite Melo-Drame of ELLA ROSENBERG.

a. Kest, Printer Kingsend-street, Bath.

["Theatre = Royal, Bath.", "This present FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1808,", "Will be presented (not acted this Season) the favourite COMEDY of", "The Poor Gentleman.", "Written by G. COLMAN Esq.", "Frederick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

MRS. GROVE

Has the Honour to announce to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Bath,

THAT

Her BENEFIT is fixed for THURSDAY, March 10, 1808,

To which she, as an almost Stranger, thus earnestly solicits their Patronage—

WHEN WILL BE PERFORMED THE COMEDY OF THE

YOUNG QUAKER.

Young Sadboy ............ Mr. EGERTON.
Spatterdash ............ Mr. CUNNINGHAM.
Captain Ambush.... Mr. SEDLEY.
Shadrach ............ Mr. GATTIE.
Chronicle............ Mr. EVANS.
Clod ............ Mr. MALLINSON.
Dinah Primrose ............ Miss MARRIOTT.
Lady Rounceal ....... Mrs. EGAN.
Pink ............ Mrs. GROVE.
Araminta ............ Miss MILLS.
Old Sadboy ............ Mr. MEREDITH.
Lounge ............ Mr. LODGE.
Twig ............ Mr. SIMS.
Malachi ............ Mr. H. WEBBER.
Goliah ............ Master QUICK.
Mrs. Millefleur ....... Mrs. CHARLTON.
Judy ............ Mrs. CUNNINGHAM.

After which, a Grand BALLET DANCE, produced by Mr. GOMERY, with New Music, Dresses, &c.
CALLED

Sailors and Savages.

Captain Harcourt ............ Mr. SMITH.
Lieutenant (with a New Song) Mr. WEBBER.
Tom Pipes (the Boatswain) .. Mr. CUSHING.
Sailors .. Messrs. H. WEBBER, PHILLIPS, &c.
Captain's Lady ............ Mrs. SIMS.
Tatcolli (Chief of the Indians) .. Mr. GOMERY.
Quashee .................... Mr. DICKENSON.
Jumbo .................... Mr. SIMS.
Oran .................... Mr. LODGE.
Flora .................... Miss MARTIN.
In the Course of the Ballet will be introduced,

An Indian War Dance and Ambuscade, Flying Leap,

§c. §c. §c.

AS PRACTISED BY THE NATIVE INDIANS ON THE APPROACH OF AN ENEMY.

IN THE COURSE OF THE EVENING,

The Comic Song of "The Origin of Old Bachelors,"

IN CHARACTER, BY MR. LOVEGROVE.

To which will be added a MUSICAL FARCE, called THE

DEAD ALIVE.

Sir Walter Weathercock ............ Mr. EVANS.
Edward ............ Mr. BENNETT
Dennis ............ Mr. H. WEBBER.
Undertaker ....... Mr. SIMS.
Motley............ Mr. LOVEGROVE.
Miss Hebe Wintertop ............ Mrs. GROVE.
Taylor ............ Mr. CUNNINGHAM.
Coachman ............ Mr. LODGE.
Degagee (with a Song) Mr. GATTIE.

In which Character she will introduce a PARODY on the BEAUTIFUL MAID, as sung by her at Drury-lane, in the Farce of the Invasion.

Caroline ............ Miss GREVILLE.
Comfit ............ Miss MILLS.

Tickets to be had of Mrs. GROVE, No. 8, Westgate Street; at MEYLER'S LIBRARY; and of Mr. BROWNHILL,
at the Box-Lobby of the Theatre, where Places may be taken.
(Meyler, Printer, Bath.)

THEATRE-ROYAL, BATH.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF
# Miss MARRIOT.

On SATURDAY next, MARCH 12, 1808,
Will be presented, the COMEDY of
## A Bold Stroke for a Husband.

Julio .................... Mr. EGERTON.
Carlos .................... Mr. BENGOUGH.
Cesar .................... Mr. LOVEGROVE.
Vincentio ............... Mr. CUNNINGHAM.
Garcia .................... Mr. ABBOTT.

Vasquez .................... Mr. H. WEBBER.
Gaspar .................... Mr. GATTIE.
Pedro .................... Mr. SIMS.
Servant .................... Mr. LODGE.

Olivia .................... Miss MARRIOT.
Victoria ............ Miss JAMESON.
Laura ............ Mrs. SEDLEY.
Marcella ............ Mrs. SIMS.

Minette ............ Miss MILLS.
Inis ............ Miss SUMMERS.
Sancha ............ Mrs. CUNNINGHAM.

AFTER WHICH, THE MUSICAL INTERLUDE OF
## THE PURSE:

Or, The BENEVOLENT TAR.

Baron .... Mr. CHARLTON.

Edmund ............ Mr. WEBBER.

Page ....... Miss L. QUICK.

Theodore .. Mr. DICKENSON.

Servant ............ Mr. LODGE.

Will Steady - Mr. MALLINSON.

Sally .................... Miss MILLS.

After which, a Musical Entertainment, in 2 Acts, altered from Dryden's Masque of King Arthur, by David Garrick, esq. called

## Arthur and Emmeline;
OR, THE ENCHANTED GROVE.

The Music composed by Purcell.

Arthur (King of Britain) .... Mr. EGERTON.

Guillamier .................... Mr. H. WEBBER.

Oswald (King of Kent) .... Mr. ABBOTT.

Merlin (the British Prophet) Mr. SEDLEY.

Conon (Duke of Cornwall) .. Mr. EGAN.

Osmond (a Saxon Magician) Mr. SMITH.

Aurelius .................... Mr. DOWLAND.

Grimbald (a Fiend) ....... Mr. RICHARDSON.

Phillidel (an Airy Spirit) Miss WHEATLY

Matilda ............ Miss SUMMERS.

Emmeline (Daughter to Conon) .. Miss MARRIOT.

The rest of the Vocal Parts by Mr. WEBBER, Mr. DICKENSON, Mr. LODGE, Mr. CUSHING, &c.

IN ACT II.

The Enchanted Grove, Golden Bridge, Bleeding Tree, &c.

Tickets to be had of Miss MARRIOT, No. 5, Chapel-Court, Westgate-Buildings; at MEYLER'S LIBRARY, Grove; at the usual Places; and of Mr. BROWNHILL at the Theatre, of whom Places for the Boxes may be taken.

W. Meyler, Printer, Bath.

THEATRE-ROYAL, BATH.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF
Mr. EGERTON.

On SATURDAY next, March 19th, 1808,

Will be revived a celebrated COMIC OPERA, written by O'KEEFE, called

FONTAINBLEAU;

Or, FRANCE AS IT WAS.

Lackland (for that Night only) ............ Mr. EGERTON.

Squire Tallyho ............ Mr. MALLINSON.
Sir John Bull ............ Mr. RICHARDSON.
Colonel Epaulette ............ Mr. ABBOTT.

Henry .................... Mr. BENNETT.
Winlove .................... Mr. WEBBER.
Robin .................... Mr. SIMS.

Lapochc, (a French Taylor) Mr. GATTIE, with the SONG of "A Little."

FRENCH and ENGLISH WAITERS, PORTERS, POSTILLONS, LANDLORDS, &c. &c.

Rofa .................... Mifs GREVILLE.
Dolly Bull .................... Mifs MILLS.
Celia .................... Mifs WHEATLEY.

Lady Bull .................... Mrs. EGAN.
Mrs. Cafey .................... Mrs. GROVE.
Nannette .................... Mrs. SIMS.

End of the Play, an entire new COMIC SONG, called, JOHN GROUSE's PEEP at

Mother Goose & the Golden Egg,

By Mr. EVANS.

To which will be added, (in one Act) FOOT'S celebrated FARCE of THE

Mayor of Garrat.

Major Sturgeon, (for that Night only) ............ Mr. EGERTON.

Sir Jacob Jalap ............ Mr. GATTIE.
Crifpin Heeltap ............ Mr. SIMS.

Bruin .................... Mr. EGAN.
Servant .................... Mr. LODGE.

Jerry Sneak, (with a Song in Character) ............ Mr. LOVEGROVE.

Mrs. Bruin ............ Mifs SUMMERS. || Mrs. Sneak ............ Mrs. GROVE.

END OF THE INTERLUDE,

A COMIC DANCE, by Mr. GOMERY.

After which will be revived, a favourite FARCE, (by O'KEEFE) performed at Covent-Garden Theatre, called THE

Little Hunchback;

Or, A FROLIC IN BAGDAD.

Crumpy (the Hunchback) Mr. LOVEGROVE.
Zehede (Jew Purveyor) Mr. EVANS.
Baffa of Bagdad ............ Mr. EGAN.
Crank .................... Mr. CUNNINGHAM.

Crofs-Leg (the Tailor) ....... Mr. MALLINSON.
Dr. Quinquinau ............ Mr. GATTIE.
Baboue .................... Mr. SMITH.
Abfalom (the Barber) ....... Mr. DOWLAND.

Dora ............ Mrs. SIMS. || Juggy ............ Mrs. EGAN.

End of Act I. Mr. EGERTON will (by particular Desire, and positively the only Time this Season) recite,

BUCKS HAVE AT YE ALL.

Tickets to be had of Mr. EGERTON, No. 16, St. James's-Parade, and near Widcomb-Crescent; at Mr. CRUTT-WELL's, Printer; of Mr. SALMONI, No. 24, Union-Street; at MEYLER's, and SIMS's Libraries; at ASHLEY'S Music-Shop; and of Mr. BROWNHILL, at the Theatre, where Places for the Boxes may be taken.

Richard Cruttwell, Printer, St. James's-Street, Bath.

["UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF\nThe Noblemen and Gentlemen of the Harmonic Society,", "FOR THE BENEFIT OF\nMr. Mallinson.", "On TUESDAY next, MARCH 22, 1808,\n*Will be performed (not acted here these three years) a COMEDY called The*\n**School of Reform;**\n**OR, HOW TO RULE A HUSBAND.**", "Lord Avondale . . . . . . . . . . .

Theatre-Royal, Beaufort Square.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF
# Mr. CUNNINGHAM,

Who has the honor of announcing to his Friends and the Public in General, that

## MR. BLISSET

Has generously volunteered his Services, after an absence of some Years, and will make his Appearance for the first Time on the Boards of the New Theatre,

On Thursday next, the 24th of March, 1808,

When will be performed, not acted these EIGHT YEARS, the favorite Comedy of

Love makes a Man;

OR, THE FOP'S FORTUNE.

Don Lewis, alias Don Choleric Snap Shorto de Tesley...Mr. BLISSET,
(Being positively the only Night of his Performing.)

Clodia, alias Dismallo Thickscullo de Half Witto...Mr. CUNNINGHAM,

Don Charino ... Mr. EVANS,
Don Antonio ... Mr. GATTIE,
Don Duart ... Mr. SEDLEY,
Sancho ... Mr. DOWLAND,
Angelina ... Miss JAMESON,
Louisa ... Mrs. SEDLEY,

Governor ... Mr. EGAN,
Frenchman ... Mr. MEREDITH,
Jaques ... Mr. SIMS,
Carlos, the Student, ... Mr. EGERTON.
Honoria ... Miss SUMMERS,
Elvira ... Miss MARRIOTT.

END OF THE PLAY,

An Address to the Audience by Miss Cunningham,

A Child only Five Years of Age, her first Attempt.

The favorite Song of Miss Levi, Miss Abraham, and Miss Moses, will be sung by Mr. Mallinson.

To which will be added, the Interlude of

PERSONATION;

OR, FAIRLY TAKEN IN.

TO BE ENTIRELY PERFORMED BY MR. CUNNINGHAM AND MISS MILLS.

DANCING BY MR. DOWLAND, AND SIX OF HIS PUPILS,

CONCLUDING WITH

AN HORNPIPE.

TO CONCLUDE WITH THE PARCE OF

Who's the Dupe?

Old Doiley ... Mr. BLISSET,
Sandford ... Mr. SEDLEY,
Charlotte ... Miss MILLS,

Granger ... Mr. CUNNINGHAM,
Gradus ... Mr. LOVEGROVE.
Miss Doiley ... Miss JAMESON.

* TICKETS to be had of Mr. CUNNINGHAM, at Mr. SMITH's, Shoe-Maker, No. 20, Stall-Street: of M. GYE, Stationer, Market-Place; and at the Box Lobby of the Theatre, where Places for the Boxes may be taken.

GYE PRINTER.

THEATRE-ROYAL, BATH.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF

Mr. CHARLTON,

ACTING MANAGER.

On SATURDAY next, March 26th, 1808,

By Permission of the Proprietors, (for that Night,) will be prefented a favourite new COMEDY,
(never performed here,) called

Begone, dull Care!

Or, HOW WILL IT END?

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

Sir Arthur St. Albyn .... Mr. CHARLTON.
Algernon St. Albyn .... Mr. CONNOR.
Modern .................... Mr. CUNNINGHAM.
Danvers .................... Mr. ABBOTT.
Lord Blufndale ............ Mr. EVANS.
Solace ..................... Mr. LOVEGROVE.

Trufly .................... Mr. MEREDITH.
Geo ffy .................... Mr. SIMS.
Legis ..................... Mr. EGAN.
Workman ................... Mr. LODGE.
William .................... Mr. CUSHING.
James ..................... Mr. H. WEBBER.

Selina .... Mifs MARRIOT. || Cicely .... Mifs JAMESON || Deborah .... Mrs. GROVE.

The EPILOGUE to be spoken by Miss MARRIOTT.

END OF THE PLAY,

Miscellaneous Divertissements;

CONSISTING OF

Singing, Dancing, &c. &c.

IN THE FOLLOWING ORDER, VIZ.

An Irifth Jig, by Mifs MARTIN.—A favourite new Song, called " Ashore, Boat, Hey!" by Mr. WEBBER.—A Fancy Dance, by Mafter BENGOUGH, only Six Years of Age, Pupil to Mr. DOWLAND.—A favourite Song, by Mrs. SIMS.—A Military Dance, by Mr. DOWLAND, in which he will go through the Six Divifions of the Broad-Sword Exercife.—The " Bay of Biscay, OP" by Mr. GATTIE.—A Hornpipe, by Mafter ASHLEY.—Pas de Quatre, by Mr. DOWLAND, Mafter ASHLEY, Mifs MARTIN, and Mifs DOWLAND.—Glee, " To all ye Ladies!" by Messrs. RICHARDSON, WEBBER, DICKENSON, and GATTIE.

After which, Mr. EGERTON will give a Description (in Character) of

A NAVAL ENGAGEMENT

Between an English and French Frigate in the Chops of the Channel, by Mr. EGERTON, in the Character of a Britifh Tar.

To which will be added, (not acted theſe Six Years,) a Grand HISTORICAL MUSICAL DRAMA, called

King Richard Cœur de Lion.

Richard, Mr. BENNETT; in which he will introduce the admired Song, " Eolian Harmony,"
accompanied on the Harp by Mr. PERCIVAL.

Blondel .................... Mr. GATTIE.
Florestan ................... Mr. DOWLAND.
The Senefchal .............. Mr. SMITH.
Antonio .................... Mifs MILLS.
Lauretta .................... Mifs WHEATLEY.
Julia ...................... Mifs MARTIN.
Dorcas...................... Mrs. CUNNINGHAM.

Guillot .................... Mr. WEBBER.
Old Matthew ................. Mr. SIMS.
Pilgrim .................... Mr. LODGE.
Sir Owen .................... Mr. RICHARDSON.

Collette .................... Mrs. SIMS.
Matilda .................... Mifs GREVILLE.

CHORUS of KNIGHTS, SOLDIERS, PEASANTS, &c.

Tickets to be had of Mr. CHARLTON, No. 14, Trim-Street; at Mr. CRUTTWELL's, Printer; at Mr. MEXLER's Library; and of Mr. BROWNHILL, at the Theatre, whom Places for the Boxs may be taken.

THEATRE-ROYAL, BATH.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF
# Miss FISHER.

The Public are respectfully informed, that (by particular Desire,) the OPERA of LIONEL and CLARISSA is changed to the COMEDY of the BELLES' STRATAGEM.

On TUESDAY March 29, 1808,
Will be presented the COMEDY of THE

Belles' Stratagem.

Doricourt .................... Mr. SEDLEY.
Sir Geo. Touchwood ............ Mr. BENOUGH.
Flutter .................... Mr. CUNNINGHAM.
Saville .................... Mr. ABBOTT.
Courtall .................... Mr. DOWLAND.
Villars .................... Mr. EGAN.
Mifs Ogle .................... Mrs. EGAN.
Kitty Willis .................... Mifs SUMMERS.

Letitia Hardy, (first Time,) ............ Mifs FISHER.

Dick .................... Mr. SIMS.
Mountebank.................... Mr. H. WEBBER.
Mafquer .................... Mr. DICKENSON.
Gibson .................... Mr. LODGE.
Hardy .................... Mr. EVANS.

Widow Racket .................... Mrs. SEDLEY.
Lady Frances Touchwood ............ Mifs GREVILLE.

In Act IV. A MASQUERADE;

In which will be introduced a MINUET, by Mr. DOWLAND and Mifs FISHER.

At the End of the First Act, Mifs FISHER will deliver a COMIC SKETCH, written expressly for HER by Mr. CHERRY, called THE

"Training-Act Revised;"

Or, LADIES, TO ARMS!"

After which, (by Desire,) the laughable INTERLUDE of THE

Mayor of Garrat.

Major Sturgeon ............ Mr. GATTIE.
Sir Jacob Jalap ............ Mr. H. WEBBER.

Crispin Heeltap ............ Mr. SIMS.
Bruin .................... Mr. EGAN.

Jerry Sneak, Mr. LOVEGROVE, with the Comic Song of "What shall we have for Dinner, Mrs. Bond?"

Mrs. Bruin .................... Mifs SUMMERS. || Mrs. Sneak .................... Mrs. GROVE.

End of the Interlude, Mifs FISHER will attempt an

IMITATION of Mrs. DIDIER,

By finging the "Old Maid's Song" in Character.

A COMIC SONG, by Mr. EVANS.

The whole to conclude with a favourite FARCE, (not acted these Two Years,) called THE

PANNEL.

Mufkato .................... Mr. MALLINSON.
Don Guzman .................... Mr. GATTIE.
Lazarillo .................... Mr. CUNNINGHAM.
Don Ferdinand .................... Mr. SEDLEY.

Aurora .................... Mifs JAMESON.
Marcella .................... Mifs WHEATLEY.

Don Pedro .................... Mr. ABBOTT
Don Carlos .................... Mr. DOWLAND.
Octavio .................... Mr. SMITH.

Leonardo .................... Mifs SUMMERS.
Beatrice .................... Mifs FISHER.

Tickets to be had of Mifs FISHER, No. 33, Walcot-Street; of Mr. CRUTTWELL, Printer; and of Mr. BROWNHILL, at the Theatre, where Places for the Boxes may be taken.

Theatre-Royal, Bath.

The Public are respectfully informed, that
MRS. JORDAN,
Of the late Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, is engaged to perform A FEW
NIGHTS at this Theatre.

This present THURSDAY, April 20th, 1809,
Will be presented, the favorite COMEDY of The
Soldier's Daughter.

Governor Heartall. Mr. EVANS
Frank Heartall, Mr. CUNNINGHAM
Malfort, sen. Mr. EGAN
Malfort, jun. Mr. EGERTON
Captain Woodley, Mr. SEDLEY
Widow Cheerly.
Mrs. Malfort
Julia. Mifs QUICK
Mrs. Townly, Mrs. CUNNINGHAM

Ferret. Mr. CHARLTON
Timothy Quaint, Mr. LOVEGROVE
Simon Mr. MEREDITH
William Mr. SIMS
John Mr. LODGE.
Mrs. JORDAN
Mifs MARRIOT
Mrs. Fidget. Mrs. EGAN
Susan Mifs SUMMERS.

To which will be added, a favorite MELO-DRAME, called

Ella Rofenberg.

The Eleflor.
Col. Mountfort, Mr. CUNNINGHAM
Rosenberg Mr. SEDLEY
Storm Mr. LOVEGROVE
Flutterman Mr. MALLINSON

Mr. BENOUGH
Com. of the Guard, Mr. DICKENSON
Stephen Mr. SIMS
Conrad Mr. SMITH
Pursuer Mr. LODGE.

Peasants, Messrs. RICHARDSON, WEBBER, &c. &c.
Ella Rosenberg. Mifs JAMESON
Christina. Mifs MARTIN ‡ Mrs. Flutterman. Mrs. CHARLTON.
GLEE and MILITARY CHORUS, by Messrs. RICHARDSON, WEBBER; Mrs. SIMS
Mrs. CUNNINGHAM, &c. &c.
Officers, Soldiers, Peasants, &c. &c.

No Orders or Free Admissions during Mrs. Jordan's performance.

No Places can be secured without taking Tickets at the same time.

Doors to be opened a Quarter past Five o'Clock, and to begin a Quarter past Six.
Tickets and Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brownell, at the Theatre, from Ten till Four o'Clock.
Boxes 5s. Pit 3s. (Gallery 1s. 6d. Second Price, Boxes 3s. Pit 2s. Gallery 1s.)

On SATURDAY next, (not acted this season) the Comedy of The INCONSTANT, or the Way to Win Him;
with (by desire) the Musical Entertainment of ROBIN HOOD.

Printed at Keenes Bath Journal Office, Kingsmead-Street.

Theatre Royal, Bath.

This present TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1809,

Will be presented, (performed here but once) a popular new Play, called The

Foundling of the Forest.

The principal Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations entirely new.

Written by the Author of the Hero of the North, Adrian and Orrila, Hunter of the Alps, &c. &c. and performed at the Theatre-Royal, Haymarket, with the most distinguished applause.

The Music incidental to the Play, composed by Mr. Kelly. The Scenery painted by Mr. Grieve. The Dresses by Mr. Quick, Mrs. Jeffries, &c. &c.

Count de Valmont ... Mr. BENOUGH

Baron Longueville ... Mr. SOWERBY,

Florian (the Foundling) Mr. ABBOTT | Gaspard ... Mr. CHARLTON

Bertrand ... Mr. CUNNINGHAM | Sanguine ... Mr. SMITH

L'Eclair ... Mr. MALLINSON | Lenoir ... Mr. BENSON.

Geraldine ... Mrs. CUMMINS | Monica ... Mrs. GROVE

Rosabella ... Miss WHEATLEY | Unknown Female, Miss MARRIOTT

In Act 2d, A RURAL FETE,

CHARACTERS IN THE FETE,

Master of the Revels ... Miss CUNNINGHAM

Singing Girls, Miss CHAPMAN, Mrs. CUNNINGHAM, &c. &c.

Chorus, Messrs. COOKE, WEBBER, PARSONS, LODGE, PHILLIPS, COBURN, PURNELL, &c. &c.

After which, (for the first time this season) the celebrated Burletta of

Tom Thumb the Great.

King Arthur ... Mr. EVANS | Noodle ... Mr. SMITH

Lord Grizzle, Mr. MALLINSON | Doodle ... Mr. GATTIE

Merlin ... Mr. MEREDITH | Ghost of Gaffer Thumb, Mr. PARSONS

Tom Thumb ... Miss CUNNINGHAM.

Queen Dollalolla, Mifs WHEATLEY | Huncamunca, Mifs CHAPMAN
Glumdalca (Queen of the Giants) Mrs. EGAN

Frizelletta ... Miss SUMMERS | Plumante, Mrs. CUNNINGHAM.

Lords, Attendants, Soldiers, &c.

On Thursday, the Tragedy of PIZARRO—Rolla by Mr. ASH, being his first appearance on this Stage; with Entertainments.

On Friday, the Tragedy of GEORGE BARNWELL; with the grand historical melo-drama of The BLIND BOY.
On Saturday, the favourite new Play, of The FOUNDLING OF THE FOREST; (the last night it can be performed for a considerable time) with Entertainments.

Doors to be opened a Quarter-past Five o'Clock, and to begin a Quarter-past Six.

Printed at Keepes Bath Journal Office, 7, Kingsmead-street.

["Theatre = Royal, Bath.", "LAST NIGHT OF\nMISS SMITH'S\nENGAGEMENT.", "This present SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1809,\nWill be presented, (not acted these five years) the favourite COMEDY of\n# The Jealous Wife.", "Mr. Oakley . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Theatre-Royal, Bath.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF

# Mr. ELLISTON,

AND THE

## LAST NIGHT

OF HIS PERFORMING HERE.

This present THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30th, 1809,
WILL BE PERFORMED THE COMEDY OF THE

# HEIR at LAW.

Daniel Dowlas, Baron Duberly, (for that Night only) Mr. BLISSETT

Dick Dowlas, ... Mr. CUNNINGHAM
Zekiel Homespun, Mr. MALLINSON
Kenric, ......... Mr. EGAN
Stedfast, ......... Mr. CHARLTON

Henry Moreland, .. Mr. SEDLEY
Waiter, ......... Mr. SMITH
John, ............ Mr. LODGE
Doctor Panglos, .. Mr. ELLISTON.

Caroline Dormer, ....... Mrs. CUMMINS
Lady Duberly, ....... Mrs. GROVE || Cecily Homespun, .. Mrs. LODER.

*The Original Epilogue, by the Characters.*

End of the Play, a Comic Sketch called

## Sylvester Daggerwood.

Sylvester Daggerwood, ......... Mr. ELLISTON
Fustian, .................... Mr. CHARLTON. || Servant, .................... Mr. LODGE.

After which, a Musical Piece, in Three Acts, called The

## Three and the Deuce.

Pertinax Single, ....... Mr. ELLISTON!
Peregrine Single, ....... Mr. ELLISTON!!
 Percival Single ......... Mr. ELLISTON!!!

Justice Touchit, ....... Mr. EVANS
Mr. Milford, ......... Mr. CHARLTON
Humphrey, ......... Mr. CUNNINGHAM
Frank, ............... Mr. DOWLAND
Renard, ............... Mr. GATTIE

Mac Floggen, ............ Mr. EGAN
Pinch, .................. Mr. SMITH
Tippy, ................... Mr. LODGE
Cramp, ................... Mr. PARSONS
Waiter, .................. Mr. COBURN.

Phœbe, .................... Mrs. WINDSOR
Emily, ............... Mrs. CUMMINS || Taffline, ............ Miss WHEATLY.

Tickets to be had of Mr. ELLISTON, 21, Milsom-street; at Messrs. MEYLER's Library; and of Mr. BROWNELL, at the Theatre, of whom Places for the Boxes may be taken every day from ten till four.

Meyler and Son, Printers, Abbey Church-yard, Bath.

Theatre = Royal, Bath.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF
# Mr. & the 3 Misses GIROUX,
And the LAST NIGHT of their Performing.

ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1809,
The Evening's Amusements will commence with an entirely new Ballet-Dance, composed and produced by
Mr. GIROUX, called

The SAILOR'S TRIUMPH.

THE PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS BY
Mr. and the Three Misses GIROUX, Mr. MEREDITH, & Mr. SMITH.
To conclude with

A Naval Hornpipe, with Four, by Mr. & 3 Misses Giroux.

After which, will be presented, the Comic OPERA of
Lionel and Clarissa.

Lionel.................. Mr. BENNETT
Sir John Flowerdale .... Mr. BENOUGH
Jessamy ................ Mr. DOWLAND

Diana

Lady Mary Oldboy............ Mrs. GROVE
Clarissa..................

Harman.................. Mr. SEDLEY
Jenkins.................. Mr. COOK
Colonel Oldboy........ Mr. GATTIE.

Mrs. WINDSOR

Jenny.................. Mrs. LODER

BY A YOUNG LADY,

(Her first appearance on any Stage.)

After the Opera, (for the first time) a new Nautical BALLET, called

THE RUSTIC LOVERS.

Colin.................... Mr. GIROUX
Old Man ................  Mr. MEREDITH
Simkin .................. Mr. DOWLAND

Rose.................... Miss GIROUX
Jannett ................  Miss C. GIROUX
Louisa .................. Miss F. GIROUX.

In the course of the Ballet will be introduced the following much admired DANCES :

THE ALLEMANDE PAS DE TROIS,

An IRISH LILT, by Miss F. GIROUX,

AND THE

Skipping Garland Dance, by the 3 Misses Giroux.

The whole to conclude with the PANTOMIME of

The Black Forest.

La Ronville.................. Mr. GIROUX
Monsieur Duvall............ Mr. EGAN
Monsieur L'amour............ Mr. DOWLAND
Captain of the Banditti .... Mr. SMITH
Madame La Ronville........... Miss GIROUX

Bonneur.................. Mr. BENSON
Malcœur.................. Mr. LODGE
Lieutenant of the Banditti .. Mr. COBURN.
The Child.................. Miss DEAN.

Tickets to be had of Mr. and the Misses GIROUX, No. 9, North-Parade; at Messrs. KEEBES', Printers; and of Mr. BROWELL, at the Theatre, of whom places for the Boxes may be taken.

Keenes, Printers, Bath Journal Office, 7, Kingsmead-street.

["Theatre-Royal, Bath.", "The Public are respectfully informed, that\nMR. BANNISTER,", "Late of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, is engaged to perform here positively for SIX NIGHTS only.", "This present TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1809,", "Will be presented, (not acted these six years) a favourite COMEDY called", "A Bold Stroke for a Wife", "Colonel Fainwell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

["Theatre = Royal, Bath.", "LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF\nMR. BANNISTER'S\nENGAGEMENT.", "This present THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1809,\nWill be presented, a favourite COMEDY called", "The Poor Gentleman.", "Ollapod . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

["Theatre = Royal, Bath.", "FOR THE BENEFIT OF\nMR. BANNISTER,", "And the LAST NIGHT of his Performance.", "This present TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1809,", "Will be presented, (not acted these six years) a favourite COMEDY called", "She Would & She Would Not;", "Or, The KIND IMPOSTER.", "Trappanti . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

["Theatre-Royal, Bath.", "This present SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1809,\nWill be presented, a popular new Play, called The", "Foundling of the Forest.", "The principal Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations entirely new.", "Written by the Author of the Hero of the North, Adrian and Orrila, Hunter of the Alps, &c. &c. and performed at the Theatre-Royal, Haymarket, with the most distinguished applause.", "The Music incidental to the Play, composed by Mr. Kelly. The Scenery painted by Mr. Grieve. The Dresses by Mr. Quick, Mrs. Jeffries, &c. &c.", "Count de Valmont . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Theatre-Royal, Bath.

Days of Performing this Week will be TUESDAY, FRIDAY, & SATURDAY

LAST NIGHT OF
MRS. LITCHFIELD'S
ENGAGEMENT.

This present TUESDAY, May 8, 1810,

Will be presented, the Historical PLAY of THE

EARL OF ESSEX;

Or, The UNHAPPY FAVOURITE.

Essex.................. Mr. BENGOUGH
Southampton........ Mr. ASH
Lord Burleigh....... Mr. EGAN

Queen Elizabeth ............ Mrs. LITCHFIELD
Countess of Rutland ............ Miss SHARPE,

(Late of the Theatre-Royal, Manchester, her second appearance on this Stage)

Countess of Nottingham ............ Mrs. SEDLEY.

Sir Walter Raleigh............ Mr. CHARLTON

Lieutenant of the Tower .... Mr. COBURN

Officer.................... Mr. LODGE,

After which, (by particular desire, and positively the last time it can be performed) the Grand Romantic Melo-drama of

Valentine and Orson.

The Piece commences with the return of King Pepin, & his victorious army, from their wars against the Infidels; he is presented with a petition from his subjects against a Wild Man, who inhabits the Forest of Orleans—Valentine, the favourite of the King, undertakes this dangerous adventure, which is effected after

A FURIOUS COMBAT between Valentine & Orson.

The Wild Man is conducted to the city.—The Duke of Acquitaine solicits aid from King Pepin, against Agrimont, the Green Knight, who detains his daughter in captivity. Eglantine sets out for

The Camp of Agrimont, the Green Knight,

Disguised in the armour of Valentine; after several combats, the defeat of Agrimont is effected by Orson, who bears him prisoner to the Castle of the Giant Ferragus, where, in

The Chamber of the Brazen Oracle,

They are made acquainted with the history of their births, and

Valentine and Orson are united to Eglantine and Florimonda.

Valentine Mr. DOWLAND
King Pepin Mr. CHARLTON Mr. LODGE Jaques Mr. WEBBER
Haufty Mr. COBURN Hugo Mr. MALLINSON Blandiman Mr. MEREDITH
Orson Mr. SMITH.

Nobles, Officers, Citizens, Peasants, &c.

Empress Belisanta, Mrs. SEDLEY | Agatha, Mrs. LODER | Florimonda of Acquitaine, Mrs. CUMMINS | Alice, Mrs. EGAN
Princess Eglantine Miss WHEATLY.

SARACENS.

Agrimont (the Green Knight) Mr. BENSON | Iman Mr. PARSONS | Pacolet Master WILLIAMS.
Saracen Officers, Soldiers, &c.

The Piece produced under the direction of Mr. Dowland.

On Saturday (positively the last time this Season) The FOUNDLING OF THE FOREST, after which (never performed here) a new Farce called ABUDGET OF BLUNDERS, as now performing at the Theatre. Royal, Covent-Garden with unbounded applause.
[Keenes', Printers, Kingsmead-street, Bath.

["Theatre-Royal, Bath.", "This present SATURDAY, May 12, 1810,", "Will be presented, (positively the last time this Season) a popular new Play, called The", "Foundling of the Forest.", "Count de Valmont . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

["Theatre-Royal, Bath.", "NEW MONO-DRAME.", "FOR THE BENEFIT OF\nMrs. GROVE,", "Who respectfully begs leave to acquaint her Friends, and the Public, that in consequence of Mr. BENGOUGH's indisposition, she is under the necessity of changing the Comedy of the DESERTED DAUGHTER, for that of SPEED THE PLOUGH; in which Mrs. LITCHFIELD, has kindly undertaken to perform the character of Miss Blandford.", "This present TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1810,", "Will be presented, a favourite COMEDY, called", "Speed the Plough.", "Sir Abel Handy . . . . . . . . . . .

Theatre = Royal, Bath.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF
# Miss SUMMERS,

Who respectfully addresses the Residents and Visitors of Bath, and ventures to indulge a hope that a recollection of the very many years during which her best efforts (however limited in ability) have been devoted with zeal and fidelity to their service, will recommend her upon this occasion to their generous patronage.

ON FRIDAY NEXT, MAY 18, 1810,

Will be presented, the favourite COMEDY of The

## School for Scandal.

Sir Peter Teazle..................
Charles Surface ..................
Sir Oliver Surface ...............
Joseph Surface ...............
Sir B. Backbite ...............
Crabtree .......................

Mr. ASH
Mr. CHARLTON
Mr. SEDLEY
Mr. CUNNINGHAM
Mr. GATTIE

Miss JAMESON
Miss SHARPE

Mr. LOVEGROVE
Trip .................... Mr. DOWLAND
Moses .................... Mr. EVANS
Careless (with a Song).... Mr. WEBBER
Rowley .................... Mr. EGAN
Snake ..................... Mr. MEREDITH

Mrs. Candour............ Mrs. GROVE
Maria .................... Mrs. CUMMINS.

After which, a Con Interlude, called

## LOVERS' QUARRELS;

OR, LIKE MASTER LIKE MAN.

Don Carlos........ Mr. STANLEY | Sancho........ Mr. LOVEGROVE | Lopez........ Mr. GATTIE.
Leonora............ Miss JAMESON | Jacintha........ Miss SUMMERS.

To which will be added, (positively the last time this Season) the Grand Operatical Romance of The

## Forty Thieves.

IN THE FIRST SCENE OF WHICH WILL BE INTRODUCED

A TURKISH DANCE, by Miss Bengough & 2 Young Ladies,

PUPILS OF MISS EGERTON.

Cassim Baba (the rich Brother)............ Mr. EGAN
Ali Baba (the poor Brother, a Woodcutter).... Mr. LOVEGROVE
Ganem (his Son)............................ Mr. WEBBER
Mustapha (Cobler of Bagdad).... Mr. MALLINSON | Selim (Leader of the Caravan).... Mr. GATTIE.

### The Forty Thieves.

Abdallah (Captain of the Thieves)............ Mr. STANLEY
Hassarac (Second Captain).................. Mr. BENSON
Principal Robbers.................... Messrs. LODGE, COBURN, PARSONS, &c.
Zaide (Wife of Cassim Baba)............ Mrs. EGAN | Cogia (Wife of Ali Baba).... Mrs. LODER
Zelie (Daughter of a Bashaw)............ Miss MATTHEWS
Morgiana (Slave to Cassim Baba, and Zelie's Sister)............ Miss WHEATLY
Orcobrand (Genius of the Forest, and Protector of the Thieves)............ Mr. MEREDITH
Ardenelle (Fairy of the Lake, and Protectress of Ali Baba's Family).... Mrs. CUMMINS.

Tickets to be had of Miss SUMMERS, No. 17, Beaufort-Square; at the usual places; and of Mr. BROWNE, at the Theatre, of whom places for the Boxes may be taken.

["Theatre = Royal, Bath.", "23", "LAST WEEK OF PERFORMING THREE NIGHTS.", "FOR THE BENEFIT OF", "Mr. Stanley, Miss Chapman,\nAND\nMiss EGERTON.", "This present TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1810,", "Will be presented, (not acted these three years) the favourite COMEDY of The", "Way to get Married.", "Tangent.", "Mr. STANLEY", "Captain Faulkner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

["Theatre-Royal, Bath.", "Last Night of the Company's Performing this Season.", "This present SATURDAY, July 6, 1811,", "Will be presented, (performed here but once,) a new COMEDY, called The", "Gazette Extraordinary.", "As performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden, with universal applause.", "Lord De Mallory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

["Theatre-Royal, Bath.", "This present SATURDAY, October 26, 1811,", "Will be presented, (never performed here,) a New Historical PLAY,\n(interspersed with Music,) called THE", "ROYAL OAK", "As performed at the Theatre-Royal, Haymarket, with general applause.", "Written by the Author of the Doubtful Son, Foundling of the Forest, &c. &c.", "With new Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations.", "King Charles the Second", "Mr. ABBOTT", "Duke of Hamilton . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

FOR THE BENEFIT OF
MR. BENGOUGH.

This present TUESDAY, MARCH 10th, 1812,

Will be performed the favourite and very popular Play of THE

FOUNDLING
OF
THE FOREST.

Baron Longueville (for that Night only) by Mr. SOWERBY.
Count de Valmont, ... Mr. BENGOUGH.

Bertrand, Mr. CUNNINGHAM.

Gaspard, Mr. CHARLTON.

Lenoir, ............ Mr. BENSON.

L'Eclair, Mr. CHATTERLEY.

Sanguine, Mr. VINING,

Florian (the Foundling) Mr. ABBOTT.

Rosabella, ............ Mrs. WOODHOUSE.

Monica, ............ Mrs. EGAN.

Geraldine, ............ Mrs. CUMMINS.

Unknown Female, ....... Mrs. JOHNSON.

IN ACT II.

A RURAL FETE, DANCING, &c.

A HORNPIPE, by Master HENLY.

After which (acted here but once) an Operatic Piece, called The

Boarding House
OR,

FIVE HOURS at BRIGHTON.

Which was received on the Night of Mr. Evans's Benefit amidst repeated Shouts of Laughter, and the most rapturous Applause.

Admiral Culpepper, .. Mr. GATTIE.

Alderman Contract, Mr. JOHNSON

Capt. Belfast, .... Mr. COMER.

Young Contract, .... Mr. WOULDs.

Fidget, .... Mr. CHATTERLEY.

Waiter, ............ Mr. LODGE.

Simou Spatterdash (a Local Militia Man) Mr. EVANS.

Caroline Heartly, ............ Miss KELLY.

Fanny, .................. Mrs. LEONARD.

Caroline Wheatsheaf, ....... Mrs. CUMMINS.

Bridget, .................. Mrs. CUNNINGHAM.

To conclude with (never acted here, by permission, and for that Night only, Mr. BENGOUGH being particularly obliged with the Manuscript) a Serio, Comic, Burlesque Tragedy, called

BOMBASTES
FURIOSO.

Performed at the Theatre-Royal, Haymarket, upwards of 50 Nights, with the most unprecedented applause:

Artexomenis, (King of Utopia) ............ Mr. CHATTERLEY.

Fusbos, (Minister of State) .... Mr. GATTIE.

Bombastes, (General of the Army) ............ Mr. WOULDs.

Distaffina, ............ Miss KELLY, who played the Part originally in London.

IN THE COURSE OF THE BURLETTA, THE FOLLOWING SONGS:-

"Hope told a flattering Tale," Mr. WOULDs | "My Lodging is in Leather-lane," Mr. GATTIE.

"My Love is so pretty," Mr. CHATTERLEY.

TRIO—"O, cruel Man where are you going?" Messrs. WOULDs, CHATTERLEY, and Miss KELLY.

COURTIERS, GUARDS, &c. &c.

TICKETS to be had of Mr. BENGOUGH, No. 4, St. John's-Place; at Messrs. Meyler's Library; and of Mr. Brownell, at the Theatre.

MEYLER AND SON, PRINTERS.

["Theatre-Royal, Bath.", "Mr. & Mrs. VINING", "Most respectfully beg leave to announce to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general, that their BENEFIT is fixed for", "TUESDAY next, MARCH the 17th, 1812,", "(In which occasion they presume to solicit the honor of their Patronage)\nWHEN WILL BE PRESENTED (not acted for a considerable time) Mr. COWLEY'S ADMIRIED COMEDY OF", "More Ways than One;", "Or, HOW TO WIN A HEART.", "Bellair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

["Theatre Royal, Bath.", "LAST NIGHT but ONE of the CELEBRATED\nMr. RICHER'S Engagement.", "This present FRIDAY, Jan. 10, 1812,\nWill be presented, the favourite PLAY of\n# The Castle Spectre.", "Earl Osmond . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

["THEATRE-ROYAL, BATH.", "A NEW PLAY, and Mr. INCLEDON.", "MISS SUMMERS'S NIGHT.", "This Present TUESDAY, May 19, 1812,", "Will be produced, for the first time, a popular DRAMA, in five acts, called", "The Castle of Montval;\nOr, The HAUNTED CHAMBER.", "Written by the Rev. Dr. WHALLEY, of Bath; and acted at the late Theatre, Drury-Lane, upwards of 30 Nights with unbounded applause.", "Count of Montval . . . Mr. ABBOTT\nLapont . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

["Theatre = Royal, Bath.", "The Public are respectfully informed, that as the favourite Operatic Romance of The FORTY THIEVES can be performed but a very few Nights more, it will be repeated on THURSDAY next.", "This present TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1807,\nWill be presented the favourite PLAY of The", "STRANGER.", "The Stranger . . . Mr. EGERTON | Francis . . . Mr. CUNNINGHAM\nCount Winterfen Mr. SEDLEY | Mr. Solomon . . . . Mr. EVANS\nThe Stranger's Children . . . . Mifs OWEN and Mifs L. QUICK\nPeter . . . . . . . . . . . . .

["New Theatre Royal, Beaufort Square, Bath.", "The Public are respectfully informed, that", "Mifs FISHER,\nTHE CELEBRATED YOUNG ROSCIA,\nIs RE-ENGAGED for TWO NIGHTS ONLY.", "This present TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1806,\nWill be presented Shakspeare's favourite COMEDY of", "AS YOU LIKE IT.", "Duke Senior . . . . . . . . . . . .

["New Theatre Royal, Beaufort Square, Bath.", "The Public are respectfully informed, that", "Mifs FISHER,\nTHE CELEBRATED YOUNG ROSCIA,\nIs RE-ENGAGED for TWO NIGHTS ONLY.", "This present TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1806,", "Will be presented Shakspeare's favourite COMEDY of", "AS YOU LIKE IT.", "Duke Senior . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

["New Theatre Royal, Beaumont Square, Bath.", "This present THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1806,\nwill be presented the favourite new COMEDY of", "The School for Friends.", "Lord Belmour . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

FOR THE BENEFIT OF
Mr. SMITH, Treasurer,
AND
Mr. BARTLEY, Box Book-keeper

This present SATURDAY, May 24, 1806,

WILL BE PERFORMED A FAVOURITE COMEDY, CALLED

The INCONSTANT,
Or, THE WAY TO WIN HIM.

Young Mirable - - Mr. EGERTON.

Old Mirable - Mr. EVANS.

Petit - - Mr. DOWLAND.

Dugard - - Mr. THOMPSON.

Duretete - Mr. CUNNINGHAM.

Bravoes, Messrs. KELLY, SIMS, LODGE, CUSHING, &c.

Oriana - - Miss JAMESON.

Lamorce - - Miss SUMMERS.

Bisarre - - - - - - - Miss MILLS.

IN THE COURSE OF THE EVENING, ASSUREDLY FOR THAT NIGHT ONLY
A GRAND DIVERTISEMENT,

By Miss BARTLEY, Miss EGERTON, Master ASHLEY,

And others, (Pupils of Mr. Metralcourt) whose Friends have kindly granted Permission.

A PAS DE DEUX, Master Ashley and Miss Egerton;

FANCY DANCE, MISS BARTLEY;

HORNPIPE IN CHARACTER, Master Ashley;

PAS SEUL, MISS BARTLEY,

AND A GRAND DANCE

BY THE WHOLE OF THE YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

ALSO THE MUSICAL INTERLUDE OF
SPANISH DOLLARS.

Or, The Priest of the Parish.

Squire Thorn ............ Mr. WEBBER.

Father O'Whollogan ............ Mr. EGAN.

Farmer Wheatly ............ Mr. KELLY.

Jenny.... ............ Mrs. SIMMS.

Sam Shrouds ............ Mr. MALLINSON.

Dick Brail ............ Mr. EVANS.

Joe M'Mizen ............ Mr. GATTIE.

Nancy ............ Miss WHEATLEY.

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

Theatre-Royal, Bath.

The Public are respectfully informed, that, in consequence of innumerable solicitations from Ladies and Gentlemen, who have hitherto been disappointed of Places, the Engagement of

MR. BETTY,
THE CELEBRATED
YOUNG ROSCIUS,

Is extended for THREE ADDITIONAL NIGHTS, with which number it must positively conclude.

This present SATURDAY, Feb. 22, 1812,

Will be presented, the TRAGEDY of

DOUGLAS

Young Norval............ Mr. BETTY
Glenalvon............ Mr. BENGOUGH | Donald............ Mr. COMER
Lord Randolph....... Mr. EGAN | Officer............ Mr. COBURN
Old Norval......... Mr. CHARLTON | Norval's Attendant ... Mr. LODGE.
Lady Randolph, Mrs. JOHNSON | Anna............ Mrs. CUMMINS.

Theatre-Royal, Bath.

The Public are respectfully informed, that the

Celebrated Mr. Richer

Is Engaged for a Few Nights during the Holidays.

The new Pantomime of MOTHER LUDLAM having been received with the most unbounded applause, it will be repeated on FRIDAY EVENING; for which purpose Mr. & the Misses GIROUX & Mr. FLEXMORE have postponed their departure till after that night, which will be the last time the Pantomime can be performed.

This present THURSDAY, Jan. 2, 1812,

The Evening's Entertainments will commence with a new Ballet Divertissement, in which will be introduced the following:

The celebrated Spanish *Bolero*, by Mr. & Miss Giroux; an *Irish Lilt*, by Miss F. Giroux; a *Pas Seud*, Miss C. Giroux; a *Comic Dance*, by Mr. Flexmore; and the admired *Waltz*, by Mr. and the Misses Giroux.

After which, a favourite Play, in three acts, called

The Point of Honor.

St. Franc, Mr. BENGOUGH—Valcour, Mr. CUNNINGHAM—Zengar, Mr. COOMBS
First Officer, Mr. COBURN—Second Officer, Mr. LODGE
Steinberg, Mr. EVANS—Durimel, Mr. ABBOTT.—Mrs. Melfort, Mrs. JOHNSON—Birtha, Miss JAMESON.

END OF THE PLAY,

MR. RICHER'S ELEGANT PERFORMANCES ON THE

Celebrated Mr. Richer

The celebrated Spanish Bolero, by Mr. & Miss Giroux; an Irish Lilt, by Miss F. Giroux; a Pas Seul, Miss C. Giroux; a Comic Dance, by Mr. Flexmore; and the admired Waltz, by Mr. and the Misses Giroux.

The Point of Honor.

St. Franc, Mr. BENGOUGH—Valcour, Mr. CUNNINGHAM—Zengar, Mr. COOMBS
First Officer, Mr. COBURN—Second Officer, Mr. LODGE
Steinberg, Mr. EVANS—Durimel, Mr. ABBOTT—Mrs. Melfort, Mrs. JOHNSON—Birtha, Miss JAMESON.

END OF THE PLAY,

Theatre-Royal, Bath.

This present SATURDAY, Dec. 7, 1811,
Will be produced, for the first time, a New OPERA, called THE
PEASANT BOY.

As acted upwards of 30 nights at the Theatre-Royal, Lyceum, with unbounded applause.
*With new Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations.*

Written by the Author of the Hero of the North, Adrian and Orrila, Foundling of the Forest, Royal Oak, &c. &c.
The MUSIC and OVERTURE, (entirely new,) by Mr. KELLY.

Julian (the Peasant Boy) Miss JAMESON | Duke Alberti ............ Mr. ASH
Baron Montaldi ............ Mr. BENGOUGH
Hyppolito ............ Mr. HILL

(Late of the Theatre-Royal, Covent Garden, his First Appearance at this Theatre)

Stefano .. Mr. VINING | Giovanni, Master DILLON | Fabian, Mr. CUNNINGHAM
Vincent, Mr. COOKE | Ambrose, Mr. GATTIE | Bravo .. Mr. COOMBS
Lupatro, Mr. HALL | Biondello, Mr. P. BENSON | Ludovico, Mr. WOULDS.
Leonora .. .. Mrs. JOHNSON | Rosalie ............ Miss MATTHEWS
Olympia .. .. Miss KELLY | Marinetta (her First Appearance) Mrs. WOODHOUSE

In Act 1st, (incidental to the Opera,) a Grand Ballet,

In which Mr. GIROUX, Mr. FLEXMORE, and the Three Misses GIROUX will
make their first appearances.

The Chorus of Male and Female Vintagers, by Messrs. Benson, Lodge, Parsons, Purnell, Coburn, Masters Metralcourt, Cooke, Mrs. Leonard, Mrs. Cunningham, Miss Cooke, Miss C. Cooke, Mrs. Lodge; Mrs. Stanley, &c. &c. The Scenes designed and painted by Mr. Capon; the Dresses by Mr. Quick and Mrs. Jeffries.

End of the Opera, a New BALLET, (composed and produced by Mr. Giroux,) called The
Rival Rustics; or, the Milkmaid.

IN WHICH

Mr. GIROUX, Mr. FLEXMORE, and the 3 Misses GIROUX, will introduce
*A Variety of New and Elegant Dances.*

To which will be added, a FARCE, called THE

WEDDING DAY

Sir Adam Contest ............ Mr. CHATTERLY

Lord Rakeland, Mr. STANLEY—Mr. Contest, Mr. ASH—Mr. Millden, Mr. COBURN.

Lady Contest ............ Mrs. VINING

Mrs. Hamford... Miss SUMMERS—Hannah... Mrs. CUNNINGHAM—Lady Autumn... Mrs. EGAN.

Doors to be opened a quarter-past Five o'clock, and to begin a quarter-past Six.

Tickets and Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. BROWNEll, at the Theatre, from Ten till Four o'clock.
Boxes 3s. Pit 2s. Gallery 1s. 6d. — Second Price, Boxes 2s. Pit 2s. Gallery 1s.

KEENES, PRINTERS, 7, KINGSTON STREET

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.

THEATRE-ROYAL, BATH.

POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT OF THE
Equestrian's Performance.

This Present FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1814,
Will be acted the Grand Musical Romantic Spectacle of
BLUE BEARD

OR, FEMALE CURIOSITY.

Abomelique (Blue Beard) Mr. BENGOUGH | Fatima, Miss GREVILLE
IN WHICH THE MARCH OVER THE MOUNTAINS
TO AT TACK BLUE BEARD's CASTLE

And the Subsequent Destruction of the Tyrant
Will be performed by the EQUESTRIANS & their HORSES

After which a Comic Interlude (in one act) called
FORTUNE'S FROLIC

Robin Roughhead........ Mr. WOULD | Dolly Blossom........ M. ST MMERS

To which will be added the GRAND SPECTACLE of
Timour the Tartar.

Timour ........ Mr. STANLEY | Oglou ........ Mr. CUNNINGHAM
Kerim and Sanballat, Mr. WEST and Mr. WOOLFORD

Agib ....... Master WOOLFORD | Zorilda ............ Mrs. VINING

In which will be introduced all those astonishing Performances which have most deservedly been the
wonder of admiring crowds, particularly

A GRAND PROCESSION ON REAL HORSES,
Escorting the Princess of Mingrelia on her

ARABIAN CHARGER,
IN ACT FIRST, THE LISTS, with
A GRAND COMBAT between Kerim & Sanballat,

The Rival Knights on Horseback—in which they charge with Lances, Sanballat is unhorsed, and plunges his
Weapon into his Adversary's Steed, when the Animal falls & seems expiring.—The Piece concludes with

A View of the Fortress by Moonlight,
And a grand attack with Cavalry & Infantry by the Equestrians

On account of the unprecedented expence attending 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 Subscribers Tickets.
On Saturday, the SCHOOL for SCANDAL—Lady Teazle, by Mrs. JORDAN—with ELLA ROSENBERG.