THEATRE-ROYAL, YORK.

On TUESDAY Evening, February 22, 1803, their Majesties Servants will perform a
Tragedy called, The

London Merchant

OR THE HISTORY OF
GEORGE BARNWELL.

Thorowgood, - - - Mr CARR.
Uncle, - - - Mr WILLIAMS.
George Barnwell, - - - Mr WALCOT.
Trueman, - - - Mr SEYMOUR.
Blunt, - - - Mr HOPE.
Maria, - - - Mifs JACKSON.
Millwood, - - - Mrs AICKIN.
(Her fecond appearance on this Stage.)
Lucy, - - - Mrs WARD.

After which a favourite Farce, called

The Irifh Widow.

Sir Patrick O'Neal, - - - Mr DENMAN.
Whittle, - - - Mr BENNETT.
Nephew, - - - Mr SEYMOUR
Bates, - - - Mr WOOD.
Keckfey, - - - Mr MATHEWS.
Thomas - - - Mr KNIGHT.
Widow Brady - - - Mrs AICKIN.

(with the Epilogue Song.)

To begin a Quarter paft SIX o'clock

TICKETS, BOX 3s.—PIT 2s.—FIRST GAL. 1s. 6d.—UPPER GAL. 1s.
TICKETS and PLACES to be had of Mr. SWALWELL at the Theatre from Eleven till Two.

On THURSDAY, "KNOW YOUR OWN MIND" with the Farce of the "CITIZEN"
the Parts of Lady Bell, and Maria, by Mifs Smith from the Theatre-Royal, Edinbro'. The
Tragedy of DOUGLAS is in Rehearsal, and will be performed the enfuing week, the parts
of Douglas and Lady Randolph, by Mifs SMITH and Mrs. AICKIN.

W. Blanchard, Printer, York.