For the BENEFIT of
MR. KEASBERRY.
(Being the Last.)

At the New THEATRE in PORTSMOUTH,
On Monday Evening, October 12th, will be presented a TRAGEDY, call'd,
ISABELLA.
OR THE
FATAL MARRIAGE.

(Alter'd from the *Innocent Adultery*, by Mr. GARRICK.)

BIRON, by Mr. WILKINSON

Count BOLDWIN, by Mr. FURNIVAL

CARLOS, by Mr. KEASBERRY

VILLEROY, by Mr. WHITE

BELLFORD, by Mr. SHERRIFFE

SAMPSON, by Mr. STEPHENS

PEDRO, by Mr. BROOKES

1st. FRIEND, by Mr. PRICE

2d. FRIEND, by Mr. WATTS

Young BIRON, (by a Child of five Years old)

ISABELLA, by Mrs. BAKER

NURSE, by Mrs. BISHOP

After the Play, Mr. WILKINSON will give

The PICTURE of a PLAY-HOUSE:
OR,
BUCKS have at YE ALL.

Also the Principal Scene from the Favourite FARCE, call'd,

LOVE A-LA-MODE.

Sir ARCHY M. SARCASM, by Mr. WILKINSON
(In the Manner of the Original)

Mordecai, by Mr. HARPER | Charlotte, by Mrs. KEASBERRY

To which will be added a FARCE, call'd,

DUKE or no DUKE:
OR
TRAPPOLIN's VAGARIES.

Trappolin, by Mr. MARTIN

Lavinio, by Mr. KEASBERRY

Barberino, by Mr. BROOKES

Alberto, by Mr. STEPHENS

Brunetto, by Mr. PRICE

Mago, by Mr. FURNIVAL

Isabella, by Mrs. SHERRIFFE

Prudentia, by Mrs. BISHOP

Flametta, by Mrs. KEASBERRY

Boxes 3 s.

Pit 2 s.

Gallery 1 s.

To begin exactly at half an Hour after Six o'Clock.

TICKETS to be had at the Fountain, King's Arms, Three Tuns, Crown
Coffee-House, in High Street; the Vine in Oyfter Street; the Star and Garter,
and Two Blue Pofts on the Point; the Wheat Sheaf on the Common; and
at the India Arms in Gofport; and at Mr. Keasberry's Lodgings, at Mr.
Thawyer's, three Doors above the new Theatre in the High Street.