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.

Lapoché, (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) FOO'TE'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) ....... Mrs. 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.