THEATRE-ROYAL, YORK.

On FRIDAY Evening, March 13, 1801, will be performed

Mr. Richer's Elegant and Surprising Exhibitions on the
TIGHT ROPE,

Confifting of Variety of Feats and New Performances, entirely his own, particularly his

ORIGINAL HORNPIPE,
And Manœuvres with the Hoop and TAMBOURINE.

After which, Their Majesties Servants' will perform the favourite COMEDY of The

WONDER!

A WOMAN KEEPS A SECRET.

Don Lopez, - Mr JOHNSON
Don Felix, - Mr HALPIN
Don Pedro, - Mr MATHEWS
Colonel Briton, Mr WILLIAMS
Frederic, - Mr DUNN
Gibby, - Mr DENMAN
Liffardo, - Mr MELVIN

Alguazile, - Mr WOOD
Valques, - Mr HOPE
Violante, - Mrs JOHNSON
Habella, - Mrs WILLIAMS
Flora, - Mrs ERRINGTON
Inis, - Mrs FRENCH

After which an entire New Pantomimical Drama, in Three parts, call'd

OBI;

OR, THREE FINGER'D JACK.

Prepared under the immediate direction of Mr. RICHER.

WITH APPROPRIATE

Dresses, Scenery, and Decorations,

(As performed repeatedly at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, to overflowing House with unbounded Applause.)

THE OVERTURE

And most of the Music, composed by Dr. ARNOLD; the Selections from eminent Masters, and the whole adapted by him to the Action of the Drama.

Three-Finger'd Jack, Mr RICHER
Captain Orford, Mr HALPIN.
Planter, - Mr JOHNSON
Sam, - Mr DUNN.
Quaffee, - Mr WILLIAMS
Overfeer, - Mr DENMAN

Tuckey, - Mils WOOD.
Quaffee's Wife, Mils ERRINGTON
Sam's Wife, Mils JACKSON.
Obi Woman, Mr BURTON.
Rofa, - Mils DE CAMP.

THE PANTOMIMICAL DRAMA OF

OBI; OR, THREE FINGER'D JACK,

Is founded on a Matter of Fact which occurred (A. D. 1780) in the Island of Jamaica.

To begin this Evening (on account of the CONCERT') at SEVEN o'Clock.

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

ON SATURDAY,

By desire of the High-Sheriff and Gentlemen of the Grand Jury,

The Way to Get Married, with Lock and Key.

(W. Blanchard, Printer, York.)