Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden.

This present MONDAY, October 12, 1829, Shakspeare's Tragedy of
# **ROMEO and JULIET.**

Prince Escalus, Mr. HORREBOW, Paris, Mr. DURUSET,

Montague, Mr. TURNOUR, Capulet, Mr. EGERTON,

Romeo, Mr. ABBOTT,

Mercutio, - Mr. C. KEMBLE,

Benvolio, Mr. BAKER, Tybalt, Mr. DIDDEAR, FriarJohn Mr. MEARS,

Friar Lawrence. Mr. WARDE.

Apothecary, Mr. MEADOWS, Page Miss Fortescue, Balthazar, Mr. Irwin

Abram Mr Heath, Samson Mr Atkins, Gregory Mr Norris, Peter, Mr. KEELEY

Juliet by Miss FANNY KEMBLE,

(Being her fourth appearance on any stage.)

Lady Capulet, Miss LACY, Nurse, Mrs. DAVENPORT,

*In act I. a Masquerade and Dance*

In act V. The Funeral Procession of Juliet, and a Solemn Dirge.

To which will be added the Melo-Dramatic Spectacle, in 2 acts, founded on the Adventures of

PETER WILKINS;
Or, The FLYING INDIANS.

THE WHOLE ARRANGED AND PRODUCED BY Mr. FARLEY.

Peter Wilkins, the Navigator,

John Adams, the Parser, from Perthshire,

Phelim O'Sead, Boatswain of the Emerald Isle,

Nichodamus Crowquil, of Middle-row, Holborn, Law Stationer,

The Nondescript, or Wild Man of the Island,

Wrecked

on the

Load Stone

Rock,

Mr. E. J.

PARSLOE.

Mrs. VINING,

Mr. HORREBOW,

Mr. POWER,

Mr. KEELEY,

The Colambat, or Chief, Mr. MEARS, Quangtiltliar, Nor, and Lalo, (his Sons) Masters WATSON,

GLUMS, OR FLYING MEN.

Messrs. F. Sutton, Heath, Adamson, Kim Cardoza, Brown, Grant, &c.

GAWRIES, OR FLYING WOMEN.

Yourawkee,

Hallyarnie,

Daughters of the Chief, { Mrs. KEELEY,

of the Flying Islanders, { Miss J. SCOTT,

SCENERY: THE LOADSTONE ROCK

in the Pacific Ocean, on which the Ship de la Cruz is Wrecked.

A FOREST in the interior of the Island.

Indian Lake and Landscape, with the DESCENT of TWO GAWRIES, or Flying Women.

ALPINE ROCKS & RIVULETS, by Moonlight, and Exterior of Peter Wilkins' Hut.

Interior of PETER WILKINS' HUT, built in the ROCK of CORAL, by MOONLIGHT, and SUN RISE,

ROMANTIC ROCKS, intermixed with CASCADES and WATERFALLS,

which become agitated, and Overlooked by a terrific HURRICANE & LAND STORM.

ACT II.—The NEW INTERIOR of PETER'S HUT, over which is seen, by Moonlight, the distant Country.

W. Grieve.

Grieve.

T. Grieve.

Grieve.

Grieve.

Wild Rocky PASS of Mountain & Dell.

Picturesque, Perspective Indian Forest.

W. Grieve.

T. Grieve.

T. Grieve.

The Basultes Crystalized Cavern, of raptured Colours, through which are seen the distant Country, and the approach of
The FLYING ISLANDERS. In search of Yourawkee and Hallyarnie.
(Grieve, the Machinery by W. Bradwell.)
The Outside of Peter's New Habitation.—(W. Grieve.)—Interior of the Island.
T. Grieve.

The Meeting of Peter Wilkins with the Chief of the Glums and Gaeries, or Flying Men and Women,
PETER'S HUT, W. Grieve.

The Gathering of the Flying Islanders, with the ASCENSION of Peter Wilkins, borne on the back of the Lasks, to

THE LAND OF FLIGHT.

W. Grieve.

NO ORDERS WILL BE ADMITTED.

The New Comedy in two acts, called

THE FIRST OF MAY; or, A Royal Love Match,
having been received throughout with rapturous applause, and announced for repetition without a
dissentient voice, it will be performed *tomorrow, Thursday, and Saturday*.

A NEW STAIRCASE leading to the Dress Circle only, has been constructed at the Bow-street
Entrance, which will be exclusively appropriated to the accommodation of those parties who may
purchase Tickets at the Box-office at the time of taking Places.

For the better preservation of decorum and security of the Public, the arrangements before the
Curtain will be put under the direction of the new Metropolitan Police.

Boxes 7s. Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 3s.6d. Second Price 2s.—Gallery 2s. Second Price 1s.—Upper Gallery 1s.

*In consequence of the numerous enquiries at the Box Office for the repetition of
# **ROMEO AND JULIET,***

The Public is respectfully informed that it will be acted
**To-Night, and on Wednesday, Friday, and Monday next,**
The Part of JULIET by Miss FANNY KEMBLE.

The revived Melo-Drama of **THERESE;** or, **THE ORPHAN OF GENEVA,** was received on Saturday last with increased approbation by an elegant and numerous audience: it will be repeated on Thursday next, when

MISS KELLY

Will make her third appearance in the character of *Therese.*

Mons. DROUET

was last Thursday received with rapturous applause—his second performance will be Tomorrow.

Tomorrow (2d time) a new Comedy called the **FIRST OF MAY;** or a **ROYAL LOVE MATCH**

After which, Mons. DROUET will repeat WEBER'S favourite Air, "The Huntsman's Chorus,"
with variations for the **FLUTE,** arranged by himself.

With (first time this season) the Face of **MASTER'S RIVAL.**

To which will be added the last new popular Melo-Drama called **THE DEVIL'S ELIXIR.**

On Wednesday, **ROMEO AND JULIET,** Juliet, Miss FANNY KEMBLE.

With (2d time this season) **THE INVINCIBLES.**

On Thursday, (3d time) **THE FIRST OF MAY;** or, **A ROYAL LOVE MATCH.**
After which, the musical Face of **THE WATERMAN.**

With (3d time at this Theatre) the Melo-Drama of **THERESE;** or the **ORPHAN of GENEVA,**
*Therese, Miss KELLY,*

On Friday, Shakspeare's Tragedy of
# **ROMEO AND JULIET,**