Theatre-Royal, Crow-freet.

Dulwich

Montgomery's
NIGHT.

On TUESDAY, MARCH 30th, 1802,

Will be prefented, (Second time this Season,) the COMIC OPERA of

The DUENNA.

J. Jerome Mr. FULLAM,
Mr. and, M. LINDSAY, (his first appearance in that
theatre.)

Carlo, Mr. CRESWELL,

Mr. and, M. PHILLIPS,

Mendoza, Mr. STEWART,

Paul, Mr. COYNE, (his first appearance in that
theatre.)

Lay Brother, Mr. DYKE,
Lopez, Mr. PITMAN.

Clara, Míó GRIFFITHS, (her second appearance in that
Character.)

Louisa, Míó DAVIDSON,
The Duenna, Mrs. HITCHCOCK.

End of the Second Act. (by particular Deferre.)

GRAND MINUET AND GAVOTTE,

(In Character.) by Mífs ADAMS and Mífs H. ADAMS.

END OF THE OPERA, A BALLET DANCE, CALLED, THE

HIBERNIAN TARS,

In which the following FAVORITE DANCES will be introduced, viz.

A Double Hornpipe,

By Mr. MONTGOMERY and Mífs ADAMS.

(For this Night only) the admired

SKIPPING ROPE DANCE.

By the Three Miffls ADAMS'.

Mífs H. ADAMS will Dance her SCOTCH HORNPIPE.

A PAS DE DEUX by Mr. MONTGOMERY and Mífs ADAMS,

To a favorite IRISH AIR; and

A PAS SEUL by Mífs ADAMS,

To the celebrated Tune of "Gary Owen."

In the course of the Evening (at the particular Request of several Gentlemen), Mr. MONTGOMERY will

Leap and Kick

After the Manner of the

CELEBRATED FLYING PHENOMENON,
Mr. IRELAND.

1ft, He will Leap over a Pole 8 Feet high.
2d, Leap through a Hoop Heels foremoft.
3d, Kick an object 12 Feet high.

The Entertainments to conclude with a SPLENDID

Harlequin Pantomime

(Partly New, but principally taken from the favorite Pantomime of PELEUS & THETIS).

Harlequin, (with additional Leaps,) by Mr. BETTERTON, jun.—(Bringing his first Appearance on this Stage).
Clown, (with a variety of NEW TRICKS), Mr. MONTGOMERY,
And Colombine, Míó ADAMS.

In the course of the Pantomime will be introduced (by particular Deferre, and for this Night only), the celebrate

Dying and Skeleton Scenes,

By Mr. MONTGOMERY and Mr. BETTERTON, jun.

Mr. BETTERTON will take a LEAP through a

HOGSHEAD OF FIRE;

And Mr. MONTGOMERY, in the last Scene, will LEAP through

A TRANSPARENT SUN.

Mífs ADAMS will Dance her favorite

BROADSWORD HORNPIPE;

And Mífs S. ADAMS a PAS SEUL, to the Air of
"St. Patrick's Day."

Notwithstanding the apparent length of the Performance, Mr. MONTGOMERY will venture to affirm that the Entertainments will conclude at the usual Hour, he having comprised the PANTOMIME in

ONE ACT.

* Tickets to be had of Mr. MONTGOMERY, No. 2, Temple-bar; at Mr. Gough's Music Shop, Sackville Street; and of Mr. HITCHCOCK, at the Theatre, where Places for the Boxes may be taken.

BURNETT, PRINTERS, NO. 10, LOWER LIFFEY-STREET.

THEATRE-ROYAL.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
Mr. & Mrs. HILL,

And Positively the Last Week of their Performing
in this Kingdom.

On TUESDAY, MAY the 2d, 1809;
Will be performed (First time these 2 Years) the New Hiftoric Comic Opera of, The
Englifh Fleet,
In 1342.

(Performed at the Theatres-Royal, Covent-Garden and Dury-Lane, upwards of Two Hundred Nights, with unbounded applause.)

Several Ladies having requested that the favourite Trio of "THROUGH DREARY SHADES," may be Sung on that Evening. Mr. HILL respectively informs them that Trio belongs to the Opera, and also the Duet of, "VIVE LE ROI," and "ALL'S WELL," and will of course be sung.

Valentine: Mr. HILL,
(In which Character he will introduce a POEULAR SONG.)

De Mountalto Mr. SIMPSON,
De Clifton Mr. KING,
De Mountauban Mr. DUFF.
Philip Mr. FULLAM,
Fitzwater (to this Night only) Mr. PHILIPPS,

IN WHICH CHARACTER HE WILL INTRODUCE THE CELEBRATED

Battle Song; (by SHIELD) &c., "The Bay of Biscay-o;"

Mainmaſt Mr. WILLIAMS,
Bethune Mr. W KING,
Carlos Mr. CARROLL,
Do la Mr. G. O. D.
Count of Blois Mr. MASSEY,
Habie t Mr. NORMAN,
La Valette Mr. BYRN.
Pedvillo Mr. D. O. W. E. S.

Do la Mr. G. O. D.,
Countefs of Brittany Mrs. MASON,
Jeanetta Mrs. HITCHCOCK,
Tabel Mrs. C. O. O. K.
J. Jacqueline Mrs. K. G.
Katherne Mrs. HILL.

[With a favourite Song, called "THE NIGHTINGALE;"

Accompanied on the HAUTBOY by Mr. MAHON.

In the course of the Evening will be Sung the following favourite Songs, &c. (for the Last Time;

"THE DEATH OF ABERCROMBIE;"

"OLD TOWLER."

By Mr. HILL.

A COMIC SONG, by Mr. SLOMAN.

'SAID A SMILE TO A TEAR; to be sung by Mr. HILL:

And Accompanied on the PIANO-FORTE, by Mrs. HILL.

TO WHICH WILL BE ADDED,
A FAVOURITE FARCE,

As will be expressed in future Bills.

5* Tickets to be had of Mr. HILL, No. 1, Anglesea-street, at Mefrs. COULDING and Cos. 7, Westmorland-street, at ATWELL's Coffee-House, Dame-street; and of Mr. M'NALLY, at the Theatre, where Places for the Boxes may be taken.

THEATRE-ROYAL.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF

Miss SMITH.

MONDAY Next, FEBRUARY 26th;

Will be Presented, (not at least these 9 Years) Shakespeare's celebrated Play of, The Winter's Tale.

Leontes Mr. HOLMAN,
Polixenes Mr. WHEATLEY,
Florizel Mr. C. CONNOR,
Antigonus Mr. N. JONES,
Archidamus Mr. DUFF.
Thasius Mr. CARROLL,
Clown Mr. JOHNSON,
Mariner Mr. W. KING,
Mamillius Miss WESTON,
Camillo Mr. YOUNGER,
Cleomenes Mr. KING,
Old Shepherd Mr. NORMAN,
Dion Mr. GOOD,
Jailor Mr. MASSEY,
Autolycus Mr. W. FARREN.

Perdita Miss HOLMAN,
Paulina Mrs. DUFF,
Doreas Mrs. COOKE,
Lamia Miss B. D. Y. K. F,
Mopsa Mrs. STEWART,
Emilia Mrs. JOHNSON,
Hero Mrs. ATKINS,
Hermione Miss SMITH,

(Her First Appearance in that Character.)

THE SHEEP-SHEERING DUETT and CHORUS,
By Mrs. STEWART, Mrs. COOKE, &c. &c, &c.
AND
THE TRIO;

By Mrs, COOKE, Mrs. STEWART, and Mr. JOHNSON.

END OF THE PLAY,

Miss SMITH will (by particular desire and that night only) recite

*Collins's Ode on the Passions,*

(Accompanied by appropriate Music.)

A COMIC SONG,

By Mr. SLOMAN.

TO WHICH WILL BE ADDED,

THE GRAND MELO-DRAME OF,

THE BLIND BOY.

The Music composed by Davy.

Stanislaus Mr. YOUNGER,
Rodolph Mr. C. CONNOR,
Kalig Mr. N. JONES,
Molino Mr. JOHNSON,
Edmond (the Blind Boy) Mrs. STEWART,
Oberto Mr. WILLIAMS,
Starow Mr. SLOMAN,
High Priest Mr. MASSEY.
Officers Messrs. CARROLL, CONNOR, DOWNES, &c. &c.
Huntsmen Messrs. GOOD, HUGHES, W. KING, &c.
Lida Miss DYKE,
Elvina Miss WALSTEIN,

Ladies Messdames WESTON, KING, G. KING, HOLLAND, &c. &c.

Tickets to be had of Miss Smith, No. 5, Westmorland-street; and at Mr. McNally, at the Theatre, where Places for the Boxes may be taken.

TYRREEL, PRINTER, 44. COLLEGE-GREEN.

THIRD CHANGE.
*New Circus, Hull.*

This Present Evening, MONDAY, May 20, 1811,
AND EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,

The following ENTERTAINMENTS will take place ---viz.

*A New Scotch DANCE,*
(Under the Direction of Mr. SIMPSON,) called

The ELOPEMENT,
*Or Gretna Blacksmith.*

Captain Ramsay, Mr. WEST—Donald, Mr. APPLEBY—Sawney McDrench, Mr. SAUNDERS.
His Man, Mr. JONES—Shelty, Mr. MAY.

Mrs. McDrench, Master ANSELL—Jenny, Miss JOHANNOTT—Poggy, Miss MOSLEY
And Moggy, Miss DAVIS.

The other Characters by the Corps De Ballet.

HORSEMANSHIP,
By the Inimitable Miss SAUNDERS.

An Entire NEW

*Naval & Military Spectacle,*
Under the Direction of Mr. DAVIS, with new Scenery, Dresses, Music and Decorations,
CALLED, THE

Principal Characters, Messrs. SAUNDERS, SIMPSON, APPLEBY, WEST, JEFFRIES, JONES, ALLAN,
Masters ANSELL, FILLINGHAM, HEALEY, COLEMAN, FLOWERS, TODDY, SHEPHARD,
And Mr. DAVIS.

Mrs. DAVIS, Mr. ALLAN, Mrs. JONES, Mrs. WEST, and Mrs. HENLY,
Messdamces JOHANNOTT, STANARD, HEALEY, SMITH, and Miss MOSEELY.

The MUSIC, by SIONOR CASTELNA; from the Opera House, London.

The SECENERY, by Mr. KIRBY.—The DRESSES, by Mrs. SUTTON, and Assistants.

*EQUESTRIAN* EXERCISES,
In all its Departments by Mr. SAUNDERS.

THE WONDERFUL PERFORMANCES OF
Mr. IRELAND,
*The Yorkshire Flying Phenomenon,*

Who will go through the following Astonishing Exertions; he will

Jump Over a Tilted Waggon; Kick
a Bladder 18 Feet High,

And a Number of other LEAPS never attempted by any other Person.

To conclude with a

*Comic Pantomime,*
Under the Direction of Mr. SIMPSON and Mr. KIRBY,
CALLED,

*The Golden Dream;*
*Or HARLEQUIN & PLUTUS.*

The Scenery designed and painted by Mr. Kirby.—The Dresses by Miss Sutton—Music by Mr. M. P. Corri—The
Properties by Mr. May.)

Harlequin, Mr. APPLEBY—Gripeall, Mr. SAUNDERS—Plutus, Mr. WEST.
Lover, Mr. JEFFRIES—Lawyer, Mr. JONES.

Waiting Maids, Mrs. ALLEN, JONES, and WEST.
Sailors, Messrs. FILLINGHAM and ANSELL.

Clown, Mr. KIRBY, *(from the Surry Theatre;)*
Who having obtained permission of Mr. ELLISTON for a few weeks, is engaged at a great expense, will introduce
a Variety of Fiddlers peculiar to himself.

And Columbine, Miss DAVIS, *(from the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh.)*
Dancers, &c. by the rest of the Company.

The doors will be opened at Six, and the Performance will commence precisely at Seven o'Clock.
Admission, Box, 4s.—Pit, 2s.—Gallery, 1s.—Places taken at the Amphilitheatre, from Ten to Three.

To Horses Broke, of every denomination; and Ladies and Gentlemen instructed in the Polite
Art of Riding.

N. B. Mr. SAUNDERS respectfully informs the Ladies and Gentlemen, that he has engaged the most
respectable Company in their different Departments, and has the best Stud of Horses in the Kingdom.

SECOND PRICE will commence at HALF PAST EIGHT o'Clock.

Printed by M. W. CARRALL, Rockingham-Otice, Hull.

Miss Dyke - Sister to Mrs Duff - of Mrs W. Murray

Positively the last night but Three of the Edinburgh Company's performing in Perth.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF

Mr. Jones.

TUESDAY Evening, Nov. 12, 1816, will be performed,
Mrs COWLEY's celebrated Comedy of
The Belle's Stratagem.

Doricourt, Mr JONES-Flutter, Mr W. MURRAY-Hardy, Mr MASON-Sir Geo. Touchwood, Mr WALDEGRAVE.

Saville, Mr TRUEMAN-Courtall, Mr FINN-Villars, Mr ALEXANDER-Dick, Mr DUFF.

Mountebank, Mr BARKER-Servants, Messrs MARTIN, &c.

Mrs Racket, Mrs M'NAMARA-Lady Frances Touchwood, Miss DYKE-Miss Ogle, Miss STANFIELD-Kitty Willis, Mrs NICOL.
Letitia Hardy, with the favourite Song,

"Where are you going my pretty Maid?"

By Mrs H. SIDDDS.

In Act IV. A Masquerade Scene, and the Minuet de la Cour,

By Mr SWAN and Mrs H. SIDDDS.

THE COBLER A LA FRANCOIS! by Mr FINN.

After which a popular new Melo-Drama, (never acted here) called,

FOR ENGLAND HO!

As performed last Season at the Theatre-Royal, Edinburgh, twenty-five nights, with the greatest success.

With New and Appropriate Dresses, Music, &c.

The Count Enrico Altieri by Mr CROOK-The Commandant by Mr ALEXANDER.

Guillaume, Mr W. MURRAY-Jacques, Mr FINN-Jerome, Mr CHIPPENDALE.

Sir Francis Faddle by Mr JONES.

Captain Laurel by Mr TRUEMAN-Tom Tough by Mr MASON-Ben Block by Mr GORDON-Centinel, Mr DUFF.

Peasants and Soldiers, Messrs Barker, Martin, Ross, King, Sanders, &c.

Miss Ellinor Arundel, Mrs NICOL-Miss Eliza Arundel, Miss STANFIELD.

Marianne, Miss NICOL-Lissette, Wife to Guillaume, Miss DYKE.

A PAS SEUL, incidental to the Piece, by Miss NICOL.

And a New Song, called,

Sir Fwank Faddle's Twip to Pa-wis, by Mr JONES.

The whole to conclude with an entirely new Laughable SCOTCH BALLET-DANCE, under the direction of
Mr SWAN, called

THE ELOPEMENT;
Or, The Gretna-Green Blacksmith.

Old Sandy Macnab, (the Blacksmith) Mr DUFF-Mrs Macnab, Mr MARTIN-Captain Ramsay, Mr SWAN.

Donald, Mr ADAMS, Soldiers, &c.

Peggy, Miss DYKE-Jenny, Miss STANFIELD-Moggy, Miss NICOL.

IN THE COURSE OF THE BALLET THE FOLLOWING DANCES:

The Highland Fling,

By Mr SWAN.

THE BLUE BELLS OF SCOTLAND by Miss DYKE.

To conclude with

The Waterloo Reel.

Places for the Boxes to be taken, and Tickets to be had at Mr HILL's, and of Mr JONES,
at Mrs Haggart's, opposite the Post-Office.