By Permission of the Right Hon. the LORD-MAYOR:
At the THEATRE in Smock-Alley.
For the Benefit of Mr. WILKINSON:
(BY DESIRE)
On FRIDAY the 15th Day of February, 1760,
Will be presented, the TRAGEDY of
DOUGLAS.
Douglas by Mr. WILKINSON,
Lord Randolph, Mr. HURST,
Glenalvon, Mr. STAYLEY,
Old Norval by Mr. BROWN,
Anna, Mifs PHILIPPS,
Lady Randolph by Mifs IBBOTT.

With Entertainments.

Between the Play and the Farce, Mr. Wilkinſon will treat
the Ladies and Gentlemen with a
*Comic Lecture; Or, Difſp of all Sorts.*

The Bill of Fare confſuing of the following Particulars :

1. A confidential Prologue.

2. A Mock Italian Burletta.

3. Lindamira, or Tragedy A-la-mode

4. Mrs. Cole, a Methodist, from the Minor; (as read by the Author at the Hay-Market.)

5. An Auctioneer, in the Manner of the Original.

6. Imitations, with additional Characters.

7. Foote's Buck and French Actors.

8. The Puppets.

9. Mr. Shuter's Cries of London.

10. And last, A General Addreſs to the Company. (Written by Mr. Garrick)

To which will be added, a NEW FARCE, called,

HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS.

(As it is acted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, with great Applause)

The principal CHARACTERS by

Mr WILKINSON, Mr. Ryder, Mr. Adcock,
Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Stayley, Mrs. Abington, &c
With a Minuet, and a Song in Character.

Fickels to be had of Mr. Wilkinſon, at Mr. Gordon's, Clock-maker, on Temple-bar;
of M. Williamſon, Printer hereof; and of Mr. Cullen, Linen-drapers, in Bride-freet,
where Places in the Boxes are to be taken.

Tickets delivered out for Thursday the 14th, will be taken the above Night.