Theatre-Royal, York.

On SATURDAY Evening, AUGUST 27, 1803, Their Majesties' Servants will perform the last New much-admired COMEDY, called

JOHN BULL;
Or, An Englishman's Fire-Side.

Written by G. Colman, Esq; Author of Inkle and Yarico, Poor Gentleman, Heir at Law, &c. And performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden, with universal Applause.

Peregrine, - Mr CUMMINS.
Sir Simon Rochdale, Mr CARR.
Frank Rochdale, - Mr WALCOT.

Williams, - Mr H. CUMMINS.
Lord Fitz Balaam - Mr WILLIAMS.
Hon. Tom Shuffleton, Mr MELVIN.

Job Thornberry

John Bur, - Mr HOPE.
Dennis Brulgruddery, Mr GATTIE.
Dan, - - Mr KNIGHT.
Steward, - - Mr. WOOD.

Mr. FAWCETT.

John, - Mr. JARMAN.
Lady Caroline Braymore, Mrs. JARMAN
Mrs. Brulgruddery, Mrs ELLIOTT.
Mary Thornberry, Mrs SMITH.

End of the Play, a favourite Song, called

"JOHN BULL versus BONAPARTE,"

By Mr. FAWCETT.

To which will be added, a New PANTOMIME, (composed by Mr. Bennett) called

TRICK UPON TRICK:

Or, Harlequin's Frolicks.

With New Scenery, Dreffes, Music, Machinery, Magical Deceptions, and Pantomimical Devices, The principal New Scenery and Machinery confift of a Calm Sea, with Boats in Motion, &c. The Magic Table and Seats, with Wine, Fruit, &c.—A Romantic Landscape, and View of a Diftant City—Harlequin's Car drawn by Reïn Deer, &c. &c.—A Chamber with Book, Cafe, and Enchanted Picture—Magic Chairs, Box, and Bird-Cage—Blue Devils—the Illuminated Altar—Harlequin and Colombine's Transformation into a Giant Ten Feet high—Wonderful Deception with an Old Woman's Basket—and the Temple of Cupid, with the Altar Burning, furrounded by Doves, Arrows, Bows, Quivers, Flames, Darts, Wreaths of Flowers, &c. The whole Designed and Painted by Mr. BENNETT.

Harlequin, (with a variety of Leaps) Mr BENNETT.

Don Lubermeſki, - Mr CARR.
Don Struttolonda, - Mr KNOX.
Abbot, - - Mr WILLIAMS.

Cuddy Pickwidgeon, (with Song) Mr KNIGHT
Pero Brainleſs, - Mr STEPHENS.
Market Man. - Mr HOPE.

Friars, Mefirs. HOPE, H. CUMMINS, &c.— Cupid, Maſter GATTIE.

Colombine, - - Mif DE CAMP. | Abbefs, - - Mrs CUMMINS.

To conclude with a GRAND BOWER DANCE.

To begin a Quarter before SEVEN o'Clock.

TICKETS, BOX 4s.—PIT 2s. 6d.—FIRST GAL. 2s.—UPPER GAL. 1s.

On MONDAY Evening, "The DRAMATIST." After which, a favourite Farce, called "The PRISONER at LARGE," the Parts of VAPID and MUNS by Mr FAWCETT, being for his Benefit, and positively the last Night of performing till the Winter Season.

W. Storry, Printer. York.