Mr. WILKINSON's Night,
And the LAST TIME of his performing Here.

THEATRE-ROYAL in Covent-Garden.

On FRIDAY next, February 6th, 1778,
Will be presented a COMEDY, not acted these THREE Years, call'd

She Wou'd and She Would Not.

Don Manuel by Mr. WILKINSON,
Don Philip (First Time) Mr. WROUGHTON,
Don Octavio (First Time) by Mr. WHITFIELD,
Don Lewis by Mr. BOOTH,
Soto, Mr. JONES, Diego, Mr. CUSHING,
Corrigidor, Mr. FOX, Alguazil, Mr. THOMPSON,
And Trappanti (First Time) by Mr. LEE LEWES,
Flora by Mrs. LESSINGHAM,
Rosara, Mrs. LEESON, Viletta, Mrs. PITT,
And Hyppolita by Mrs. BULKLEY,
Being her First Appearance in That Character.

To which will be added (not acted This Season)

The AUTHOR.

Cadwallader by Mr. WILKINSON,
Young Cape by Mr. WHITFIELD,
Vamp by Mr. WILSON,
Governor Cape by Mr. FEARON,
Slightly by Mr. ROBSON,
Poet by Mr. JONES,
Robin by Mr. THOMPSON,
Arabella by Mrs. AMBROSE,
And Mrs. Cadwallader by Mrs. GREEN.

After the Farce (by Particular Desire) Mr. WILKINSON will give

TEA; or Tragedy A-la-Mode.

In which will be introduced the ACTOR's EXERCISE.

Golcondus by Mr. WILKINSON,
The King, Lindamira, &c. to the best Advantage.

Tickets and Places for the Boxes to be had of Mr. SARJANT, at
the Stage-door of the Theatre.

For the BENEFIT of
MR. MOODY.

On Monday Evening, being the 3d of September, will be
presented a PLAY, call'd, 1759.

The Merchant of Venice.

SHYLOCK (the Jew) by Mr. WILKINSON.

GRATIANO, by Mr. MOODY.

LORENZO (with Songs in Character) by Mr. WHITE.

ANTHONIO, by Mr. KENNEDY.

BASSANIO, by Mr. JENKINS.

SOLANIO, by Mr. BAKEWELL.

GOBBO, by Mr. FAWKES.

LANCELOT, by Mr. DALY.

DUKE, by Mr. EDEN.

PORTIA, by Miffes MORRISON.

NERISSA, by Mrs. DALY.

JESSICA (with Songs in Character) by Mrs. VANDERSLYS.

Act the 3d. A new Periots Dance, by Mr. Pitt, Mr. Blake, and others.

Act the 4th. DARBY LOGAN's Lamentation for the Loys of Fuzzy O Shannogan.

At the End of the Play

The Tars of Old England,
by Mr. MOODY.

To which will be added

Galconado the Great:

A Tragical, Comical, Operatical, Farcical, Political, Whimsical Entertainment.

Containing the whole Plan of the EMPRESS of RUSSIA, QUEEN of HUNGARY, KING of POLAND, KING of FRANCE, PAMPADOUR, BELISLE, and MAILLEBOIS, to diftrefis the Glorious KING of PRUSSIA, and divide his Dominions:

GASCONADO, by Mr. WHITE.

Lord ROLAND, by Mr. JENKINS.

GRIPEWELL, by Mr. EDEN.

HARLEQUIN, by Mr. PITT.

PUNCH, by Mr. MOODY.

SCARAMOUCH, by Mr. CROFTS.

PIERRO, by Mr. DALY.

ALECTO, by Mrs. COLE.

MEGERA, by Mrs. DALY.

PAMPALINE, by Mrs. VANDERSLUYS.

Stage 3s. Pit 2s. First Gallery 1s. Upper Gallery 6 d.

To begin precifely at Seven o'Clock.

TICKETS to be had at the Fountain, King's Arms, Three Tuns, Crown Coffee-Houſe, and Mr. Carr's, Stationer in High Street; the Navy Coffee-Houſe, Star and Garter, Two Blue Potts, on the Point, of Mr. Snook at Hilſey Barracks, and of Mr. Moody, at Mrs. Wifenbourne, in the Colly Garden.

N. B. It will be Moon-light.

For the BENEFIT of
Mr. and Mrs. EDEN.

On Friday Evening, being the 7th of September, will be presented the
BEGGAR'S OPERA.

Captain MACHEATH, by Mr. WHITE.

PEACHUM, by Mr. JENKINS.

LOCKIT, by Mr. MOODY.

FILCH, (with a Hornpipe in Character) by Mr. PITT.

MAT o'th' MINT, by Mr. EDEN.

BEN BUDGE, by Mr. DALY.

WAT DREARY, by Mr. KENNEDY.

CROOK'D FINGER'D JACK, by Mr. FAWKES.

POLLY, by Mrs. HAUGHTON, being the first Time of her appearing on this Stage.

LUCY, by Mrs. DALY.

Mrs. PEACHUM, by Mrs. EDEN.

DIANA TRAPES, by Mrs. CARTWRIGHT.

Mrs. SLAMAKIN, by Mifs WHITE.

JENNY DIVER, by Mrs. COLE.

To conclude with a COUNTRY DANCE by the Characters in the OPERA.

End of Act the 2d. The PIERROT's Dance, by Mr. Pitt, Mr. Bakewell, Mr. Fawkes, and Mafter Fawkes.

End of the Opera, The PROLOGUE to the Author, by Mr. WILKINSON.

To which will be added a FARCE, call'd,

The GUARDIAN.

The Principal Characters by Mr. Wilkinson, Mr. Jenkins, Mr. Pitt, Mr. Fawkes, Mrs. Cole, and Mifs Morrison.

To conclude with Mr. Garrick's Epilogue to the Buffet Body, by Mr. Wilkinson.

Stage 3 s. Pit 2 s. First Gallery 1 s. Upper Gallery 6 d.

To begin precisely at Seven o'Clock.

TICKETS to be had at the Fountain, King's Arms, Three Tuns, Crown Coffee-House, and Mr. Carr's, Stationer in High Street; the Navy Coffee-House, Star and Garter, Two Blue Potts, on the Point.

For the BENEFIT of
Mr. CARTWRIGHT
AND
MRS. VANDERSLUYS.

On Wednesday Evening, being the 12th of September, will be presented a TRAGEDY, call'd, The EARL of ESSEX.

The Earl of ESSEX, by Mr. WILKINSON, being the last Time of his performing this Season.
Earl of SOUTHAMPTON, by Mr. PITT.
Lord BURLEIGH, by Mr. JENKINS.
Sir WALTER RALEIGH, by Mr. CROFTS.
LIEUTENANT of the TOWER, by Mr. FAWKES.

Queen ELIZABETH, by Mrs. DALY.
Countess of RUTLAND, by Mrs. MORRISON.
Countess of NOTTINGHAM, by Mrs. HAUGHTON.

DANCING, by Mr. PITT.
SINGING, by Mrs. VANDERSLUYS.
Between the Play and the Farce, (by Desire) a Scene between Lady Pentweazle and Mr. Carmine, by Mr. Wilkinson and Mr. White.

To which will be added a FARCE, call'd,
The LYING VALET

GAYLESS, by Mr. WHITE.
SHARP, by Mr. PITT.
MELISSA, by Mrs. COLE.
KITTY PRY, by Mrs. DALY.

Stage 3s. Pit 2s. First Gallery 1s. Upper Gallery 6d.

To begin at Half an Hour after Six.
TICKETS to be had at the Fountain, King's Arms, Three Tuns, Crown Coffee-House, and Mr. Carr's, Stationer in High Street; the Navy Coffee-House, Star and Garter, and Two Blue Potts, on the Point.

At the THEATRE in PORTSMOUTH,
This present Monday, being the 12th of June, will
be presented a TRAGEDY, call'd,
# ROMEO and JULIET

The Part of ROMEO, by Mr. WILKINSON,
from the Theatre Royal in Dublin.

PRINCE, by Mr. HOLLAND.

PARIS, by Mr. FAWKES.

CAPULET, by Mr. GATES.

MONTAGUE, by Mr. CARTWRIGHT.

MERCUTIO, by Mr. PITT.

BENVOLIO, by Mr. WHITE.

TIBALT, by Mr. FITZMAURICE.

Fryar LAURENCE, by Mr. JENKINS.

JULIET, by Mrs. MOZEEN.

Lady CAPULET, by Mrs. FAWKES.

NURSE, by Mrs. CARTWRIGHT.

With the SOLEMN DIRGE, and the FUNERAL
PROCESSION to the Monument of the Capulets.

To which will be added a BALLAD FARCE, call'd,

# The LOTTERY.

JACK STOCKS, (alias Lord LACE) by Mr. PITT.

LOVEMORE, by Mr. WHITE.

OLD STOCKS, by Mr. CARTWRIGHT.

CHLOE, (alias Lady LACE) by Mrs. MOZEEN.

The Curtain to be drawn up precisely at Seven o'Clock.

Pits. First Gallery is. Upper Gallery 6 d.

TICKETS to be had at the Fountain, King's Arms, Three Tuns, Crown Coffee-House, and Mr. Carr's, Stationer in High Street; the Navy Coffee-House and Two Blue Potts, on the Point; and the Navy Coffee-House near the Dock Gates.

No Person to be admitted behind the Scenes.

At the THEATRE in PORTSMOUTH,
This present Thursday, being the 12th of July, will be
presented a Dramatic Entertainment, call'd, the

TEMPEST:

Or the INCHANTED ISLAND.

PROSPERO, Duke of Millain, by Mr. JENKINS.
ALONZO, by Mr. MOODY.

FERDINAND, by Mr. WHITE.
HIPPOLITO, one that never saw Woman, by Mrs. BLAKE.

STEPHANO, Mafter of the Ship, by Mr. DALY.
MUSTACHO, his Mate, by Mr. CROFTS.

TRINCALO, by Mr. PITT.

VENTOSO, a Mariner, by Mr. FAWKES.

MIRANDA, { (Daughters to Prospero) who { by Mrs. FAWKES.
DORINDA, } never saw Man, } by Mrs. DALY.

ARIEL, an Airy Spirit, attendant on Prospero, by Mrs. VANDERSLYS.
CALIBAN, { two Monsters of the } by Mr. EDEN.

SYCORAX, his Sifter, { Island, } by Mrs. CARTWRIGHT.

With all the Original Mufick, Songs, Dances, and
Decorations proper to the Entertainment.

SINGING SPIRITS, by Mr. White, Mr. Cartwright, Mr. Crofts,
Mr. Fawkes, and Mrs. Vanderflys.

DANCING SPIRITS, by Mr. Pitt, Mrs. Blake, Mafter Fawkes, and others.

The Whole to conclude with the MASQUE of
NEPTUNE and AMPHITRITE,

As the least Obstruction will be detrimental to the Entertainment, 'tis hoped no
Gentleman will take it ill that he can't be admitted behind the Scenes.

FLORA:

Or, HOB in the WELL.

TICKETS to be had at the Fountain, King's Arms, Three Tuns, Crown
Coffee-House, and Mr. Carr's, Stationer in High Street; the Navy Coffee-
House, Star and Garter, and Two Blue Posts, on the Point.

At the THEATRE in PORTSMOUTH,
This present Tuesday, being the 7th of August, will
be presented a COMEDY, call'd,

The Beaux Stratagem.

ARCHER, by Mr. WHITE.

AIMWELL, by Mr. CROFTS.

SULLEN, by Mr. MOODY.

Sir CHARLES FREEMAN, by Mr. FAWKES.

FOIGARD, by Mr. DALY.

GIBBET, by Mr. JENKINS.

BONNIFACE, by Mr. EDEN.

SCRUB, by Mr. PITT.

Mrs. SULLEN, by Mifs MORRISON.

DORINDA, by Mrs. COLE.

Lady BOUNTIFUL, by Mrs. CARTWRIGHT.

CHERRY, by Mifs WHITE.

GIPSEY, by Mrs. VANDERSLUYS.

DANCING by Mrs. BLAKE.

Diverfions of the Morning

The Principal Characters by

Mr. WILKINSON.

Mr. PITT.

Mr. WHITE.

Mr. JENKINS.

Mr. CROFTS.

Mr. DALY.

Mr. EDEN.

Mr. MOODY.

Stage 3 s.

Pit 2 s.

First Gallery 1 s.

Upper Gallery 6 d.

TICKETS to be had at the Fountain, King's Arms, Three Tuns, Crown Coffee-Houſe, and Mr. Cair's, Stationer in High Street; the Navy Coffee-Houſe, Star and Garter, and Two Blue Poſts, on the Point.

Never perform'd here.

At the THEATRE in PORTSMOUTH,
This present Wednesday, being the 8th of August, will
be presented the New TRAGEDY, call'd,

DOUGLAS.

Lord RANDOLPH, by Mr. MOODY.

DOUGLAS, by Mr. WILKINSON.

GLENALVON, by Mr. PITT.

OLD NORVAL, by Mr. JENKINS.

Lady RANDOLPH, by Mifs MORRISON.

ANNA, by Mrs. DALY.

With the Original PROLOGUE and EPILOGUE.

The Hibernian Couriers, a Dance, by Mafter Fawkes,
and Mrs. Blake.

The LOTTERY.

Jack Stocks (alias Lord Lace) by Mr. Pitt.

Lovemore, by Mr. White.

Old Stocks, by Mr. Moody.

Chloe (alias Lady Lace) by Mrs. Daly.

Stage 3 s. Pit 2 s. Firft Gallery 1 s. Upper Gallery 6 d.

TICKETS to be had at the Fountain, King's Arms, Three Tuns, Crown Coffee-Houſe, and Mr. Cair's, Stationer in High Street; the Navy Coffee-Houſe, Star and Garter, and Two Blue Poffs, on the Point.

At the THEATRE in PORTSMOUTH,
This present Monday, being the 20th of August, will
be presented a TRAGEDY, call'd, The
FAIR PENITENT.

SCIOLTO, by Mr. PITT.
ALTAMONT, by Mr. CROFTS.
HORATIO, by Mr. JENKINS.
LOTHARIO, by Mr. WHITE.
ROSSANO, by Mr. FAWKES.
CALISTA, by Mrs. DALY.
LAVINIA, by Mrs. WHITE.
LUCILLA, by Mrs. COLE.

DANCING by Mrs. BLAKE.

To which will be added

Gafconado the Great:

A Tragical, Comical, Operatical, Farcical, Political,
Whimsical Entertainment, never yet perform'd.

Containing the whole Plan of the EMPRESS of RUSSIA, QUEEN of HUNGARY, KING of POLAND, KING of FRANCE, PAMPADOUR, BELISLE, and MAIL-LEBOIS, to diftrefs the Glorious KING of PRUSSIA, and divide his Dominions.

* * Nothing under full Price will be taken during the whole Performance.

TICKETS to be had at the Fountain, King's Arms, Three Tuns, Crown Coffee-House, and Mr. Cair's, Stationer in High Street; the Navy Coffee-House, Star and Garter, and Two Blue Posts, on the Point.

N.B. Books of the Entertainment to be had of Mr. CARR Bookseller.

At the THEATRE in PORTSMOUTH,
This present Wednesday, being the 22d of August, will
be presented a TRAGEDY, call'd,
RICHARD the Third.

1759

Containing the Distresses and Death of King Henry VI. The artful Acquisition of the Crown by King Richard. The cruel Murder of the young Princes in the Tower. The Landing of the Earl of Richmond. And the Death of King Richard, in the memorable Battle of Bosworth Field; being the last that was fought between the Houses of York and Lancaster.

RICHARD, by Mr. WILKINSON.

King HENRY, by Mr. JENKINS.

Prince EDWARD, by Master A. FAWKES.

Duke of YORK, by Master J. FAWKES.

Duke of BUCKINGHAM, by Mr. PITT.

Earl of RICHMOND, by Mr. WHITE.

Lord STANLEY, by Mr. KENNEDY.

TRESSEL, by Mr. MOODY.

RADCLIFF, by Mr. DALY.

CATESBY, by Mr. CROFTS.

LORD MAYOR, by Mr. EDEN.

Lady ANN, by Mrs. WHITE.

Dutchefs of YORK, by Mrs. EDEN.

DANCING by Mrs. BLAKE.

MISS in her TEENS.

Captain LOVEIT, by Mr. JENKINS.

FRIBBLE, by Mr. PITT.

Captain FLASH, by Mr. WHITE.

Mrs. BIDDY, by Mrs. DALY.

TAG, by Mrs. BLAKE.

To begin precisely at Seven o'clock.

TICKETS to be had at the Fountain, King's Arms, Three Tuns, Crown Coffee-House, and Mr. Cair's, Stationer in High Street; the Navy Coffee-House, Star and Garter, and Two Blue Potts, on the Point.

At the THEATRE in PORTSMOUTH,
This present Friday, being the 24th of August, will
be presented a TRAGEDY, call'd,

MACBETH.

With the original Music, Songs, Dances, and Decorations proper to the Play.

MACBETH, by Mr. WILKINSON.

KING, by Mr. EDEN.

MALCOLM, by Mr. CROFTS.

DONALBAIN, by Master FAWKES.

BANQUO, by Mr. ENKINS.

MACDUFF, by Mr. PITT.

LENOX, by Mr. MOODY.

SEYTON, by Mr. KENNEDY.

HECATE, by Mr. CARTWRIGHT.

Speaking WITCHES, Mr. FAWKES, Mr. DALY, and Mrs. CARTWRIGHT.

Lady MACBETH, by Mrs. MORRISON.

Lady MACDUFF, by Mrs. COLE.

Singing WITCHES, by Mr. WHITE, Mrs. VANDERSLUYS, and others.

DANCING by Mrs. BLAKE.

To which will be added

Galconado the Great:

A Tragedy, Comical, Operatical, Farcical, Political, Whimsical Entertainment.
Containing the whole Plan of the EMPRESS of RUSSIA, QUEEN of HUNGARY, KING of POLAND, KING of FRANCE, PAMPADOUR, BELISLE, and MAILLEBOIS, to diftrefis the Glorious KING of PRUSSIA, and divide his Dominions.

GASCONADO, by Mr. WHITE.

GRIPEWELL, by Mr. EDEN.

HARLEQUIN, by Mr. PITT.

PUNCH, by Mr. MOODY.

SCARAMOUCH, by Mr. CROFTS.

PIERRO, by Mr. DALY.

ALECTO, by Mrs. COLE.

MEGERA, by Mrs. DALY.

At the THEATRE in PORTSMOUTH,

This present Tuesday, being the 4th of July, will
be presented a COMEDY, call'd

The COMMITTEE:

Or the FAITHFUL IRISHMAN.

Colonel CARELESS, by Mr. GATES.

Colonel BLUNT, by Mr. JENKINS.

Mr. DAY, by Mr. KENNEDY.

NATHANIEL CATCH, by Mr. FAWKES.

EZEKIEL SCRAPE, by Mr. HOLLAND.

ABEL, by Mr. PITT.

OBADIAH, by Mr. WHITE.

TEAGUE, by Mr. FITZMAURICE.

ARABELLA, by Mrs. FAWKES.

Mrs. DAY, by Mrs. HIPPESLEY.

RUTH, by Mrs. MOZEEN.

Mrs. CHAT, by Mrs. CARTWRIGHT.

At the End of the Play (by particular Design) Mr.

Wilkinson will exhibit his IMITATIONS.

With DANCING by Mr. PITT.

The Contrivances :

Or the CAPTAIN in PETTICOATS.

Captain ROVEWELL, by Mr. WHITE.

HEARTY, by Mr. JENKINS.

ARGUS, by Mr. COOKE.

ROBIN, by Mr. PITT.

MOB, by Mr. GATES, Mr. FAWKES, Mr. HOLLAND. Mr. CARTWRIGHT,

ARETHUSA, by Mrs. MOZEEN.

BETTY, by Mrs. FAWKES.

The Curtain to be drawn up precisely at Seven o'clock.

Pit 2s. First Gallery 1s. Upper Gallery 6d.

At the THEATRE in PORTSMOUTH,
*To-morrow being Wednesday, the 12th of July, will*
*be presented a TRAGEDY, call'd,*
# ROMEO and JULIET

ROMEO, by Mr. WILKINSON.

PRINCE, by Mr. HOLLAND.

PARIS, by Mr. FAWKES.

CAPULET, by Mr. GATES.

MONTAGUE, by Mr. CARTWRIGHT.

MERCUTIO, by Mr. PITT.

BENVOLIO, by Mr. WHITE.

TIBALT, by Mr. DALY.

Fryar LAWRENCE, by Mr. JENKINS.

PETER, by Mr. FITZMAURICE.

JULIET, by Mrs. MOZEEN.

Lady CAPULET, by Mrs. FAWKES.

NURSE, by Mrs. CARTWRIGHT.

# The LOTTERY.

LOVEMORE, by Mr. WHITE.

*The Curtain to be drawn up precisely at Seven o'Clock.*

TICKETS to be had at the Fountain, King's Arms, Three Tuns, Crown Coffee-Houfe, and Mr. Carr's, Stationer in High Street; the Navy Coffee-Houfe and Two Blue Pocks, on the Point; and the Navy Coffee-Houfe near the Dock Gates.

At the THEATRE in PORTSMOUTH,
This present Wednesday, being the 26th of July, will
be presented an Historical Play, call'd
RICHARD the Third.

Containing the Distresses and Death of King Henry VI. The artful Acquisition of the Crown by King Richard. The cruel Murder of the young Princes in the Tower. The Landing of the Earl of Richmond. And the Death of King Richard, in the memorable Battle of Bofworth Field; being the last that was fought between the Houses of York and Lancaster.

RICHARD, by Mr. WILKINSON.

King HENRY, by Mr. JENKINS.

Prince EDWARD, by Mrs. FAWKES.

Duke of YORK, by Master FAWKES.

NORFOLK, by Mr. DALY.

TRESSEL, by Mr. FITZMAURICE.

STANLEY, by Mr. KENNEDY.

CATESBY, by Mr. WHITE.

LORD MAYOR, by Mr. HOLLAND.

TIRREL, by Mr. CARTWRIGHT.

QUEEN, by Mrs. PRICE.

Lady ANNE, by Mrs. MOZEEN.

Dutchesses of YORK, by Mrs. DALY.

To which will be added a COMEDY of two Acts, call'd,

The REPRISAL,
Or the TARS of OLD ENGLAND.

HEARTY, by Mr. HOLLAND.

BRUSH, by Mr. GATES.

CHAMPIGNON, Commander of a French Frigate, by Mrs. PRICE.

OCLABBER, an Irish Lieutenant in the French Service, by Mr. FITZMAURICE.

MACLAMORE, a Scotch Ensign in the French Service, by Mr. WHITE.

LYON, Lieutenant of an English Man of War, by Mr. COOKE.

HAULYARD, by Mr. CARTWRIGHT.

BLOCK, an English Sailor, by Mr. PITT.

HARRIET, (with a Song in Character, by Mrs. MOZEEN.

TICKETS to be had at the Fountain, King's Arms, Three Tuns, Crown Coffee-House, and Mr. Carr's, Stationer in High Street; the Navy Coffee-House and Two Blue Pofts, on the Point; and the Navy Coffee-House near the Dock Gates.

At the THEATRE in PORTSMOUTH,

This present Friday, being the 28th of July, will
be presented the Tragedy of

HAMLET.

HAMLET, by Mr. WILKINSON.

KING, by Mr. KENNEDY.

GHOST, by Mr. DALY.

POLONIUS, by Mr. PITT.

LAERTES, by Mr. FITZMAURICE.

HORATIO, by Mr. JENKINS.

BERNARDO, by Mr. CARTWRIGHT.

PLAYER KING, by Mr. WHITE.

OSTRICK, by Mr. GATES.

GRAVE DIGGERS, by Mr. PITT and Mr. WHITE.

QUEEN, by Mrs. PRICE.

OPHELIA, by Mrs. MOZEEN.

PLAYER QUEEN, by Mrs. CARTWRIGHT.

To which will be added a MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, call'd,

The CHAPLET.

In which will be introduc'd a Pastoral DANCE,
by Mr. PITT, and others.

DAMON, by Mr. WHITE.

PALÆMON, by Mr. FITZMAURICE.

LAURA, by Mrs. MOZEEN.

PASTORA, by Mrs. PRICE.

For the BENEFIT of
Mrs. PRICE.

At the THEATRE in PORTSMOUTH,
This present Monday, being the 31st of July, will
be prefented a TRAGEDY, call'd,
The ORPHAN:
Or, the UNHAPPY MARRIAGE.

ACASTO, by Mr. JENKINS.
CASTALIO, by Mr. WILKINSON.
POLYDORE, by Mr. GATES.
CHAMONT, by Mr. PITT.
CHAPLAIN, by Mr. FAWKES.
ERNESTO, by Mr. CARTWRIGHT.
PAGE, by Mafter FAWKES.
MONIMIA, by Mrs. PRICE.
SERINA, by Mrs. FAWKES.
FLORELLA, by Mrs. CARTWRIGHT.

End of the Play (by particular Desire) for poſſitively
the last Time, Mr. WILKINSON will give his TEA.

In which will be introduc'd ſeveral new Imitations.
With SINGING by Mrs. MOZEEN, and DANCING, by Mr. PITT.

To which will be added a PANTOMIME ENTERTAINMENT, call'd, The
TRANSMUTATIONS of HARLEQUIN.

HARLEQUIN, by Mr. PITT.
PANTALOON, by Mr. FAWKES.
SPANIARD, by Mr. JENKINS.
Spanish SERVANT, by Mr. GATES.
CLOWN, by Mr. FITZMAURICE.
COLOMBINE, by Mrs. MOZEEN.
The Curtain to be drawn up precifely at Seven o'Clock.
Pit as. Firſt Gallery is. Upper Gallery 6 d.

TICKETS to be had at the Fountain, King's Arms, Three Tuns, Crown
Coffee-Houſe, and Mr. Carr's, Stationer in High Street; the Navy Coffee-
Houſe and Two Blue Poſts, on the Point; and the Navy Coffee-Houſe near
the Dock Gates; and at Mrs. Price's Lodgings, at Mr. French's in Lombard
Street.

For the BENEFIT of
# Mrs. KENNEDY.

At the THEATRE in PORTSMOUTH,
On FRIDAY Evening, the 4th of August, will be presented a COMEDY, call'd, The

Merry Wives of Windsor

(Written by SHAKESPEAR.

Sir JOHN FALSTAFF, by Mr. WHITE.

FENTON, by Mr. FAWKES.

Justice SHALLOW, by Mr. JENKINS.

Master ABRAHAM SLENDER, by Mr. FITZMAURICE.

Mr. PAGE, by Mr. GATES.

Mr. FORD, by Mr. KENNEDY.

Sir HUGH EVANS, by Mr. PITT.

CAIUS (The French Doctor,) by Mrs. PRICE.

HOST of the GARTER, by Mr. COOKE.

BARDOLPH, by Mr. HOLLAND.

PISTOL, by Mr. CARTWRIGHT.

SIMPLE, by Mr. DALY.

FALSTAFF's PAGE, by Master FAWKES.

Mrs. PAGE, by Mrs. DALY.

Mrs. FORD, by Mrs. MOZEEN.

ANNE PAGE, by Mrs. FAWKES.

Mrs. QUICKLY, by Mrs. CARTWRIGHT.

To which will be added a DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT, call'd,

LETHE:

Or, ÆSOP in the SHADES.

In which will be introduced the Additional Character of Lord CHALKSTONE,
by Mr. WILKINSON.

ÆSOP, by Mr. HOLLAND.

CHARON, by Mr. CARTWRIGHT.

FINE GENTLEMAN, by Mr. WILKINSON.

OLD MAN and DRUNKEN MAN, by Mr. PITT.

FRENCHMAN, by Mrs. PRICE.

METHODIST TAYLOR by Mr. GATES.

FINE LADY, (With a Song in Character) by Mrs. MOZEEN.

Pit 2s. First Gallery 1s. Upper Gallery 6d. (To begin at Seven o'clock)

TICKETS to be had at the Fountain, King's Arms, Three Tuns, Crown Coffee-House, and Mr. Carr's Stationer in High Street; the Navy Coffee-House and Two Blue Pots on the Point; the Navy Coffee-House near the Dock Gates; and of Mrs. KENNEDY, at Mr. Edmond's, Carpenter, in Fighting Cock Street.

For the BENEFIT of
Mr. JENKINS.

At the THEATRE in PORTSMOUTH,
On WEDNESDAY, the 9th of August, will be perform'd a COMEDY, call'd,
The Provok'd Wife.

CONSTANT, by Mr. GATES.
HEARTFREE, by Mr. WHITE.
Sir JOHN BRUTE, by Mr. PITT.
Colonel BULLY, by Mr. FITZMAURICE.

Lord RAKE, by Mr. COOKE.
JUSTICE, by Mr. JENKINS.

RAZOR, by Mr. FITZMAURICE.

CONSTABLE, by Mr. HOLLAND.

WATCHMAN, by Mr. DALY.

TAYLOR, by Mr. FAWKES.

Lady BRUTE, by Mrs. PRICE.

BELINDA, by Mrs. DALY.

Lady FANCIFULL, by Mrs. MOZEEN.

MADAMOISELLE, by Mrss. HIPPESLEY.

CORNET, by Mrs. FAWKES.

With SINGING by Mrs. MOZEEN, and DANCING, by Mr. PITT.
To which will be added a COMEDY of three Acts taken from *Shakespear*, call'd,
Catherine and Petruchio

*Or, a CURE for a SCOLD.*

PETRUCHIO, by Mr. WILKINSON.

BAPTISTA, by Mr. HOLLAND.

HORTENSIUS, by Mr. JENKINS.

GRUMIO, by Mr. PITT.

MUSIC MASTER, by Mr. CARTWRIGHT.

BIONDELLO, by Mr. FITZMAURICE.

TAYLOR, by Mr. FAWKES.

CATHERINE, by Mrs. PRICE.

BIANCA, by Mrs. FAWKES.

CURTIS, by Mrs. CARTWRIGHT.

Pit 2s. First Gallery 1s. Upper Gallery 6d. (To begin at Seven o'Clock)

TICKETS to be had at the Fountain, King's Arms, Three Tuns, Crown Coffee-House, and Mr. Carr's Stationer in High Street; the Navy Coffee-House and Two Blue Potts on the Point; the Navy Coffee-House near the Dock Gates; and at Mr. JENKINS's Lodgings at Mrs. Pierces's in High Street.

By Particular DESIRE.
For the BENEFIT of
Mr. GATES.

On FRIDAY Evening, being the 11th of August, will be perform'd an
Historical Play, call'd

RICHARD the Third.

Containing the Distresses and Death of King Henry VI. The artful Acquiffion of the Crown by King Richard. The cruel Murder of the young Princes in the Tower. The Landing of the Earl of Richmond. And the Death of King Richard, in the memorable Battle of Bosworth Field; being the last that was fought between the Houses of York and Lancaster.

RICHARD, by Mr. WILKINSON, (being the last Night but one of his appearing this Season)

King HENRY, by Mr. JENKINS.

Prince EDWARD, by Mrs. MOZEEN.

Duke of YORK, by Mafter FAWKES.

Earl of RICHMOND, by Mr. GATES.

Duke of NORFOLK, by Mr. DALY.

TRESSEL, by Mr. FITZMAURICE.

STANLEY, by Mr. KENNEDY.

CATESBY, by Mr. WHITE.

LIEUTENANT of the Tower, by Mr. FAWKES.

LORD MAYOR, by Mr. HOLLAND.

TIRREL, by Mr. CARTWRIGHT.

QUEEN, by Mrs. PRICE.

Lady ANNE, by Mifs HIPPESLEY.

Dutcheſs of YORK, by Mrs. DALY.

End of Act the 3d. a SCOTCH SONG, by Mrs. MOZEEN.

End of Act the 4th. a HORNPIPE, by Mr. PITT.

HARLEQUIN, by Mr. PITT.

PANTALOON, by Mr. FAWKES.

SPANIARD, by Mr. JENKINS.

CLOWN, by Mr. FITZMAURICE.

COLOMBINE, by Mrs. MOZEEN.

TICKETS to be had at the Fountain, King's Arms, Three Tuns, Crown Coffee-House, and Mr. Carr's Stationer in High Street; the Navy Coffee-House and Two Blue Potts on the Point; the Navy Coffee-House near the Dock Gates; and of Mr. GATES.

At the THEATRE in PORTSMOUTH,
On Wednesday Evening, being the 27th of June, will
be presented a TRAGEDY, call'd,
RICHARD the Third.

Containing the Distresses and Death of King Henry VI. The artful Acquisition of the Crown by King Richard. The cruel Murder of the young Princes in the Tower. The Landing of the Earl of Richmond. And the Death of King Richard, in the memorable Battle of Befworth Field; being the last that was fought between the Houses of York and Lancaster.

RICHARD, by Mr. WILKINSON.

King HENRY, by Mr. JENKINS.

Lord STANLEY, by Mr. KENNEDY.

TRESSEL, by Mr. MOODY.

RATCLIFF, by Mr. DALY.

CATESBY, by Mr. CROFTS.

LORD MAYOR, by Mr. EDEN.

TIRRELL, by Mr. CARTWRIGHT.

Lady ANN, by Mrs. WHITE.

DANCING by Mr. Pitt, and Mrs. Blake.

The DEVIL to PAY.

Or the WIVES METAMORPHOS'D

Sir JOHN LOVERULE, by Mr. WHITE.

JOBSON, by Mr. PITT.

Lady LOVERULE, by Mrs. COLE.

NELL, by Mrs. DALY.

TICKETS to be had at the Fountain, King's Arms, Three Tuns, Crown Coffee-House, and Mr. Carr's, Stationer in High Street; the Navy Coffee-House, Star and Garter, and Two Blue Posts, on the Point.

At the THEATRE in PORTSMOUTH,
This present Monday, being the 2d of July, will be
presented a Dramatic Entertainment, call'd, the
TEMPEST:
OR THE
Inchanted Island.

FERDINAND, by Mr. WHITE.

STEPHANO, Master of the Ship, by Mr. DALY.

TRINCALO, Boatswain, by Mr. PITT.

DORINDA, { never saw Man, { by Mrs. DALY.

A'RIEL, an Airy Spirit, attendant on Prospero, by Mrs. VANDERSLYS.

CALIBAN, { two Monsters of the { by Mr. EDEN.

SYCORAX, his Sister, { Island, { by Mrs. CARTWRIGHT.

With all the Original Mufeck, Songs, Dances, and
Decorations proper to the Entertainment.

DANCING SPIRITS, by Mr. Pitt, Mrs. Blake, Master Fawkes, and others.

NEPTUNE and AMPHITRITE.

As the least Obftrusion will be detrimental to the Entertainment, 'tis hoped no
Gentleman will take it ill that he can't be admitted behind the Scenes.

TICKETS to be had at the Fountain, King's Arms, Three Tuns, Crown
Coffee-Houſe, and Mr. Cair's, Stationer in High Street; the Navy Coffee-
Houſe, Star and Garter, and Two Blue Poffes, on the Point.

At the THEATRE in PORTSMOUTH,
On Wednesday Evening, being the 4th of July, will be
presented a TRAGEDY, call'd, the
RIVAL QUEENS:
OR
Alexander the Great.

ALEXANDER, by Mr. WILKINSON.
CLYTUS, by Mr. JENKINS.
LYSIMACHUS, by Mr. WHITE.
HEPHESTION, by Mr. CROFTS.
PERDICCAS, by Mr. DALT.
CASSANDER, by Mr. PITT.
POLLYPERCHON, by Mr. EDEN.
THESSALUS, by Mr. FAWKES.
PHILLIP, by Mr. CARTWRIGHT.

ROXANA, by Mrs. DALT.
STATIRA, by Mrs. WHITE.
SYSIGAMBIS, by Mrs. EDEN.
PARISATIS, by Mrs. COLE.

With the Triumphant Entry of Alexander into
Babylon.

To which will be added a BALLAD FARCE, call'd,
The LOTTERY.

JACK STOCKS, (alias Lord LACE, by Mr. PITT.
LOVEMORE, by Mr. WHITE.

CHLOE, (alias Lady LACE) by Mrs. DALT.
Stage 3s. Pit 2s. First Gallery 1s. Upper Gallery 6 d.
*To begin precisely at Seven o'clock.*

TICKETS to be had at the Fountain, King's Arms, Three Tuns, Crown Coffee-House, and Mr. Cair's, Stationer in High Street; the Navy Coffee-House, Star and Carter, and Two Blue Poets, on the Point.

At the THEATRE in PORTSMOUTH,
This present Friday, being the 6th of July, will be
presented a TRAGEDY, call'd, the

ALEXANDER, by Mr. WILKINSON.

CLYTUS, by Mr. JENKINS.

LYSIMACHUS, by Mr. WHITE.

HÉPHESTION, by Mr. CROFTS.

PERDICCAS, by Mr. DALY.

CASSANDER,
POLLYPERCHON,
THESSALUS,
PHILLIP,
} by Mr. PITT.
} by Mr. EDEN.
} by Mr. FAWKES.
} by Mr. CARTWRIGHT.

ROXANA, by Mrs. DALY.

STATIRA, by Mrs. WHITE.

SYSIGAMBIS, by Mrs. EDEN.

PARISATIS, by Mrs. COLE.

An OLD MAN taught WISDOM:
OR THE
VIRGIN UNMASK'D.

COUPEE, by Mr. PITT.

QUAVER, by Mr. WHITE.

LUCY, by Mrs. DALY.

For the BENEFIT of
M. WILKINSON.

At the THEATRE in PORTSMOUTH,
This present Monday, being the 9th of July, will be pre-
fented a FRAGADY, call'd,

The EARL of ESSEX.

The Earl of ESSEX, by Mr. WILKINSON.
Earl of SOUTHAMPTON, by Mr. PITT.
Lord BURLEIGH, by Mr. JENKINS.
Sir WALTER RALEIGH, by Mr. CROFTS.
LIEUTENANT of the TOWER, by Mr. FAWKES.

QUEEN ELIZABETH, by Mrs. DALY.
Countefs of RUTLAND, by Mifs MORRISON.
Countefs of NOTTINGHAM, by Mifs WHITE.

DANCING by Mr. Pitt, and Mrs. Blake.
SINGING, by Mrs. VANDERSLYS.
And between the Play and the Farce, Mr. Wilkinson will
treat the Ladies and Gentlemen with

A DISH of All SORTS.

The Bill of Fare confifting of the following Particulars:
1ft. A PROLOGUE, in which will be introduc'd the Trial
of ELIZABETH CANNING.
And a Mock Italian BURLETTA.
2d. Mr. FOOT's French Actors.
3d. A General IMITATION.
4th. Mr. GARRICK's EPILOGUE to the Buffet Body.
5th. The PUPPETS.
6th. The CRIES of LONDON.

To which will be added the Last New FARCE, call'd,

The GUARDIAN.

(By Desire of several Ladies) the PIT and Firft GALLERY laid together, at Two
Shillings. Upper GALLERY One Shilling.

TICKETS to be had at the Fountain, King's Arms, Three Tuns, Crown Coffee-Houfe,
and Mr. Carr's Stationer in High Street, the Navy Coffee-Houfe, Star and Garter, and
Two Blue Pofts on the Point; and of Mr. Wilkinson at his Lodgings at Mr. Gilbert's
in St. Thomas Street.

N. B. Nothing under the full Price will be taken during the whole Performance.

By the BATH Company of COMEDIANS.

At the New THEATRE in PORTSMOUTH,
This present Tuesday, being the 21st of July, will be
presented a COMEDY, call'd 1761

The Provok'd Husband:
Or a JOURNEY to LONDON.

Lord TOWNLY, by Mr. KEASBERRY

MANLY, by Mr. BROOKES

Count BASSET, by Mr. SHERRIFFE

Sir FRANCIS WRONGHEAD, by Mr. ARTHUR

'Squire RICHARD, by Mr. HARPER

JOHN MOODY, by Mr. MARTIN

Lady TOWNLY, by Mrs. LEE

Lady GRACE, by Mrs. REYNOLDS

Lady WRONGHEAD, by Mrs. BAKER

Mrs. JENNY, by Mrs. KEASBERRY

Mrs. MOTHERLY, by Mrs. BISHOP

MYRTILLA, by Mrs. SHERRIFFE

To which will be added a FARCE, (never acted here) call'd

POLLY HONEYCOMB.

Mr. HONEYCOMB, by Mr. BROOKES

LEDGER, by Mr. HARPER

SCIBBLE, by Mr. KEASBERRY

Mrs. HONEYCOMB, by Mrs. BAKER

POLLY, by Mrs. SHERRIFFE

NURSE, by Mrs. BISHOP

Boxes 3 s.

Pit 2 s.

Gallery 1 s.

To begin exactly at Seven o'Clock.

TICKETS to be had at the Fountain, Kings Arms, Three Tuns, Crown Coffee-House, in High Street; the Star and Garter, Two Blue Potts, on the Point; and the Wheat Sheaf on the Common.

(Never ACTED Here.)

For the BENEFIT of

Mifs REYNOLDS.

At the New THEATRE in PORTSMOUTH.

On Wednesday Evening, September 2d, will be presented a TRAGEDY, call'd,

The Orphan of China.

Timurkan, by Mr. Furnival

Etan, by Mr. Sheriff

Hamet, by Mr. Keasberry

Octar, by Mr. Brookes

Mirvan, by Mr. Harper

Morat, by Mr. Stephens

Oraſming, by Mr. Price

Zimventi, by Mr. Atkins

Meſlenger, by Mr. Watts

Zamti, by Mr. Wilkinſon

Mandane, by Mrs. Baker

With Singing between the Acts, by Mifs SKUDDER.

To which (By Desire) will be added a PANTOMIME ENTERTAINMENT,
collected from Perſeus and Andromeda, call'd

The METAMORPHOSES of HARLEQUIN.

Harlequin, by Mr. ATKINS

Valet, by Mr. MARTIN

Huffar, by Mr. HARPER

Clown, by Mr. ARTHUR

Petite Maitre, by Mr. KEASBERRY

Colombine, by Mifs REYNOLDS

COUNTRYMEN, Mr. Brookes, Mr. Watts, Mr. Price, and Mr. Owen.

COUNTRYWOMEN, Mrs. Sheriff, Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. Keasberry, and Mifs Skuader

Boxes 3 s.

Pit 2 s.

Gallery 1 s.

TICKETS to be had at the Fountain, King's Arms, Three Tuns, Crown Coffee-House, in High Street; the Vine in Oyster Street; the Star and Garter, and Two Blue Posts, on the Point; the Wheat Sheaf on the Common; and at the India Arms in Goſport; and at Mifs Reynolds's Lodgings at Mr. Peat's, Taylor in High Street.

(Not ACTED Here these ten Years.)
For the BENEFIT of
MRS. SHERRIFFE.

On Monday Evening, September 7th, will be presented a TRAGEDY, call'd,
MEROPE.

(As translated from the French of Voltaire, by Aaron Hill, E/fq;)

Dorilas, by Mr. Sherriffe

Poliphontes, by Mr. Brookes

Euricles, by Mr. Price

Narbas, by Mr. Furnival

Erox, by Mr. Harper

High Priest (with the original Music) Mr. Keasberry, &c.

Merope, by Mrs. Baker

Ifmene, by Mrs. Sherriffe

Between the Play and Farce (by Desire) Mr. Wilkinſon
will give *T E A--*-- with several new Additions.

PUZZLE, BOUNCE, and UPPERLEATHER, by Mr. Wilkinſon, Mr. Harper, and Mr. Price.

POLLY HONEYCOMB.

Mr. Honeycomb, by Mr. BROOKES

Ledger, by Mr. HARPER

Scribble, by Mr. KEASBERRY

Boxes 3 s.

Mrs. Honeycomb, by Mrs. BAKER

Polly, by MIS SHERRIFFE

Nurse, by Mrs. BISHOP

Pit 2 s.

Gallery 1 s.

TICKETS to be had at the Fountain, King's Arms, Three Tuns, Crown Coffee-House, in High Street; the Vine in Oyſter Street; the Star and Garter, and Two Blue Poſts, on the Point; the Wheat Sheaf on the Common; and at the India Arms in Goſport; and of Mrs. Sherriffe, at Mr. Earl's, in Bates's Buildings, near Key Gate.

For the BENEFIT of
Mr. FURNIVAL.

At the New THEATRE in PORTSMOUTH,
On Friday Evening, September 11th, will be presented a TRAGEDY, called, the
RIVAL QUEENS:

Or ALEXANDER the GREAT.

ALEXANDER, by Mr. WILKINSON
LYSYMACHUS, by Mr. KEASBERRY
HEPHESTION, by Mr. PRICE
CLYTUS, by Mr. STEPHENS
PERDICCAS, by Mr. SHERRIFFE

CASSANDER,
POLYPERCHON,
THESSALUS,
PHILIP,

Conspirators,

by Mr. BROOKES
by Mr. FURNIVAL
by Mr. HARPER
by Mr. MARTIN

STATIRA, by Mrs. LEE
SYSIGAMBIS, by Mrs. BISHOP
PARISATIS, by Mrs. KEASBERRY
ROXANA, by Mrs. BAKER

With the TRIUMPHAL ENTRY of
ALEXANDER into BABYLON.

To which will be added a FARCE, called, The

SHEEP SHEERING:

Or, FLORIZEL and PERDITA.

As alter'd from Shake'spear's Winters Tale. (The Original Music let by Dr. Arne.
Florizel, by Mr. PRICE
Polixenes, by Mr. FURNIVAL
Camillo, by Mr. BROOKES
Autolicus, by Mr. HARPER
Crown, by Mr. MARTIN
Perdita, by Mifs REYNOLDS
Shepherds and Shepherdesses, by Mr. WATTS, Mifs SKUDDER, &c. &c. &c.
Boxes 3 s. Pit 2 s. Gallery 1 s.

To begin exactly at Half an Hour after Six o'clock.

TICKETS to be had at the Fountain, Kings Arms, Three Tuns, Crown Coffee-House, in High Street; the Vine in Oyster Street; the Star and Garter, and Two Blue Pofts, on the Point; the Wheat Sheaf on the Common; and at the India Arms in Gosport; and at Mr. Furnival's Lodgings, at Mr. Plaf-foot's, opposite the Theatre in the High Street.

For the BENEFIT of
MRS. KEASBERRY.

On Monday Evening, September 14th, will be prefented a COMEDY, call'd,

The FUNERAL:

Or GRIEF A-LA-MODE.

1761

(Written by the Author of the Conscient Lovers)

Lord BRUMPTON, by Mr. BROOKES

Lord HARDY, by Mr. WHITE,

From the Theatre Royal in Dublin.

Mr. CAMPLEY, by Mr. KEASBERRY

Mr. TRUSTY, by Mr. FURNIVAL

Mr. SABLE, by Mr. ARTHUR

TRIM, by Mr. MARTIN

TOM, by Mr. PRICE

CABINET, by Mr. HARPER

RECRUITS, Mr. Watts, Mr. Atkins, Mr. Owen, Mr. Sheriffe, &c.

Lady BRUMPTON, by Mrs. BAKER

Lady HARRIOT, by Mrs. LEE

Lady CHARLOTTE, by Mrs. KEASBERRY

Mademoiselle d'EPINGLE, by Mrs. BISHOP

TATTLEAID, by Mifs REYNOLDS

VISITING LADIES, by Mrs. Sherriffe, Mrs. Hartley, and Mifs Skudder.

Between the PLAY and the FARCE will be introduc'd the Scene of Lady Pent-
weezle, taken from the Comedy of Tafe.

Lady Pentweazle, by Mr. WILKINSON | Carmine, Mr. WHITE

Also the PROLOGUE to the Author will be spoke by Mr. WILKINSON,

To which (by Desire) will be added a FARCE, call'd, The

Spirit of Contradiction.

Mr. Partlet, by Mr. BROOKES

Lovewell, by Mr. PRICE

Steer, by Mr. HARPER

Randal, by Mr. MARTIN

Boxes 3 s.

Ruin, by Mr. STEPHENS

Mrs. Partlet, by Mrs. BAKER

Harriet, by Mrs. KEASBERRY

Betty, by Mrs. SHERRIFFE

Pit 2 s.

Gallery 1 s.

To begin exactly at Half an Hour after Six o'Clock.

TICKETS to be had at the Fountain, King's Arms, Three Tuns, Crown
Coffee-House, in High Street; the Vine in Oyster Street; the Star and Garter,
and Two Blue Pofts, on the Point; the Wheat Sheaf on the Common; and
at the India Arms in Gelfport; and at Mrs. Keasberry's Lodgings, at Mr.
Thawyer's, two Doors above the new Theatre in the High Street.

For the BENEFIT of
Mifs SKUDDER.

On Friday Evening, September 25th, will be prefented a Co MEDY, call'd,

The M I N O R.

(Being the last Time of performing it this Seafon)

Sir WILLIAM WEALTHY, by Mr. MARTIN

Mr. RICHARD WEALTHY, by Mr. FURNIVAL

Sir GEORGE WEALTHY, (the Minor), by Mr. KEASBERRY

LOADER, by Mr. SHERRIFFE

DICK, by Mr. PRICE

CANKER, by Mr. HARPER

PEARSE, by Mr. WATTS

SHIFT, Mrs. COLE, and SMIRK, by

Mr. WILKINSON.

LUCY, by Mrs. KEASBERRY

With Entertainments of Singing between the Acts,
by Mr. Atkins, and Mifs Skudder.

Particularly, (by D. Fire) I wonder at you, by Mr. Atkins,

To which will be added a FARCE, (Never acted here) call'd, The

Englishman in Paris.

Buck, by Mr. WHITE

Subtle, by Mr. MARTIN

Claffie, by Mr. BROOKES

Patber, by Mr. FURNIVAL

Roger, by Mr. PRICE

Dauphine, by Mr. WATTS

Kiteau, by Mr. ATKINS

Mrs. Subtle, by Mrs. BISHOP

Lucinda, by Mifs REYNOLDS

Boxes 3 s.

Pit 2 s.

Gallery 1 s.

To begin exaetly at Half an Hour after Six o'Clock.

TICKETS to be had at the Fountain, Kings Arms, Three Tuns, Crown Coffee-Houfe, in High Street; the Vine in Oyfter Street; the Star and Garter, and Two Blue Pofts, on the Point; the Wheat Sheaf on the Common; and at the India Arms in Goport; and at Mifs Skudder's Lodgings, at Mr. Haines's the Corner of Warblington Street, near the Victualing Office.

Not ACTED Here these Twelve Years.

For the BENEFIT of

MR. WILKINSON.

On Monday Evening, September 28th, will be Revived the TRAGEDY, of

TAMERLANE.

TAMERLANE, by Mr. SHERRIFFE

BAJAZET, by Mr. WILKINSON

MONESES, by Mr. WHITE

AXALLA, by Mr. KEASBERRY

DERVISE, by Mr. BROOKES

STATOCLES, by Mr. HARPER.

HALY, by Mr. PRICE

OAMR, by Mr. FURNIVAL

SELIMA, by Mrs. SHERRIFFE

ARPASIA, by Mrs. BAKER

With Variety of Entertainments, by Mr. Wilkinſon,
(Never perform'd Here before)

A Medly PROLOGUE, written by Mr. Garrick.

The PICTURE of a PLAYHOUSE:
OR,

BUCKS have at YE ALL.

SINGING, by Mifs SKUDDER.

Also the Principal Scene from the Favourite FARCE, call'd,

LOVE A-LA-MODE.

Sir ARCHY M' SARCASM, by Mr. WILKINSON
(In the Manner of the Original)

Mordecai, by Mr. HARPER,

Charlotte, by Mrs. KEASBERRY

To which will be added a FARCE, (never acted here) call'd, The

UPHOLSTERER:

Or, WHAT NEWS.

The Characters of the BARBER, and PAMPHLET, by Mr. WILKINSON.

Quidnunc, by Mr. MARTIN

Roverwell, by Mr. KEASBERRY

Harriet, by MRS. SHERRIFFE

Termagant, by MRS. BISHOP

N. B. Nothing under the full Price during the whole Performance.

Boxes 3s.

Pit 2s.

Gallery 1s.

To begin exaſtly at half an Hour after Six o'Clock.

TICKETS to be had at the Fountain, King's Arms, Three Tuns, Crown Coffee-Houſe, in High Street; the Vine in Oyſter Street; the Star and Garter, and Two Blue Poſts on the Point; the Wheat Sheaf on the Common; and at the India Arms in Gofport; and of Mr. Wilkinſon, at Mr. Giibert's in St. Thomas Street.

Never ACTED Here.
For the BENEFIT of
MR. HARPER.

At the New THEATRE in PORTSMOUTH,
On Friday Evening, October 2d, will be presented a COMEDY, call'd,

The Way to keep Him

LOVEMOER, by Mr. WILKINSON

Sir BRILLIANT FASHION, by Mr. WHITE

WILLIAM, by Mr. HARPER.

JOHN, by Mr. PRICE

POMPEY, by Mafter BAINES

Mrs. LOVEMORE, by Mrs. LEE

MUSLIN, by Mrs. BISHOP

MIGNIONETTE, by Mrs. HEARTLY

BELLY by Mrs. SKUDDER

Mrs. BELLMOUR, by Mrs. BAKER

Between the Play and Farce will be performed a Piece of MUSIC,
call'd, The

CUCKOO MINUET,

Accompany'd with an artificial Aviary of Birds.

COUNTRY HOUSE.

Mr. Barnard, by Mr. BROOKES

Griffard, by Mr. STEPHENS

Eraftus, by Mr. PRICE

Dorant, by Mr. HARPER

Monfieur Marquis, by Mr. KEASBERRY

Le Baron, by Mr. WHITE

Janno, by Mr. MARTIN

Colin, by Mr. ARTHUR

Mrs. Barnard, by Mrs. SHERRIFFE

Mariamne, by Mrs. KEASBERRY

Mawkin, by Mrs. REYNOLDS

Lufcilla, by Mrs. BISHOP

Boxes 3 s.

Pit 2 s.

Gallery 1 s.

To begin exactly at half an Hour after Six o'clock.

TICKETS to be had at the Fountain, King's Arms, Three Tuns, Crown Coffee-House, in High Street; the Vine in Oyster Street; the Star and Garter, and Two Blue Poets on the Point; the Wheat Sheaf on the Common; and at the India Arms in Portsmouth.

For the BENEFIT of
MR. STEPHENS.
(Being the last Night but two)

At the New THEATRE in PORTSMOUTH,
On Wednesday Evening, October 7th, will be presented a TRAGEDY, call'd,
MACBETH.

MACBETH, by Mr. WILKINSON
MACDUFF, by Mr. FURNIVAL
BANQUO, by Mr. SHERRIFFE
KING, by Mr. STEPHENS
MALCOLM, by Mr. WHITE
LENOX, by Mr. PRICE
SEATON, by Mr. BROOKES
MURDERERS, by Mr. MARTIN, and Mr. WATTS
HECATE, by Mr. KEASBERRY
WITCHES, by Mr. Arthur, Mr. Martin, Mr. Watts, Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. Keaferry, Mrs. Reynolds, &c.

With the Original MUSIC and SONGS.
In the 4th Act the Witches DANCE.

Lady MACBETH, by Mrs. LEE
Lady Macbeth's WOMAN, by Mrs. HARTLEY

The Contrivances.

Roverwell, by Mr. KEASBERRY
Hearty, by Mr. STEPHENS
Argos, by Mr. BROOKES

Robin, by Mr. MARTIN
Arethusa, by Mrs. KEASBERRY
Betty, by Mrs. BISHOP

Boxes 3 s.

Pit 2 s.

Gallery 1 s.

TICKETS to be had at the Fountain, King's Arms, Three Tuns, Crown Coffee-House, in High Street; the Vine in Oyster Street; the Star and Garter, and Two Blue Potts on the Point; the Wheat Sheaf on the Common; and at the India Arms in Gelfport; and at Mr. Stephens's Lodgings, at Mr. Lewis's in St. Thomas Street.

Not ACTED here these Ten Years.
For the BENEFIT of
MRS. BISHOP.
(being the Last but One)

On Friday Evening, October 9th, will be presented a COMEDY, Written by CONGREVE, call'd,

The Way of the World.

MIRABELL, by Mr. WILKINSON

FAINALL, by Mr. SHERRIFFE

WITWOUD, by Mr. MARTIN

PETULANT, by Mr. WHITE

Sir WILLFULL WITWOUD, by Mr. ARTHUR

WAITWELL, by Mr. BROOKES

Lady WISHFORT, by Mrs. BISHOP

MILLAMANT, by Mrs. LEE

MARWOOD, by Mrs. BAKER

Mrs. FAINALL, by Mrs. KEASBERRY

FOIBLE, by Mrs. REYNOLDS

BETTY, by Mrs. HARTLEY

A Medley PROLOGUE (by DESIRE) to be spoken by Mr. WILKINSON,

The AUTHOR.

Mr. Cadwallader, by Mr. WILKINSON

Cape, (the Author) by Mrs. KEASBERRY

Sprightly, by Mr. PRICE

Governor, by Mr. BROOKES

Robin, by Mr. STEPHENS

Boxes 3 s.

Pit 2 s.

Gallery 1 s.

TICKETS to be had at the Fountain, Kings Arms, Three Tuns, Crown Coffee-House, in High Street; the Vine in Oyster Street; the Star and Garter, and Two Blue Pocks, on the Point; the Wheat Sheaf on the Common; and at the India Arms, in Gosport; and of Mrs. Bishop, at Mrs. Lowe's, in Colly Garden Street.

Vamp, by Mr. MARTIN

Devil, by Mr. WATTS.

Arabella, by Mrs. KEASBERRY

Mrs. Cadwallader, by Mrs. BAKER

For the BENEFIT of
MR. KEASBERRY.
(Being the Last.)

At the New THEATRE in PORTSMOUTH,
On Monday Evening, October 12th, will be presented a TRAGEDY, call'd,
ISABELLA.
OR THE
FATAL MARRIAGE.

(Alter'd from the *Innocent Adultery*, by Mr. GARRICK.)

BIRON, by Mr. WILKINSON

Count BOLDWIN, by Mr. FURNIVAL

CARLOS, by Mr. KEASBERRY

VILLEROY, by Mr. WHITE

BELLFORD, by Mr. SHERRIFFE

SAMPSON, by Mr. STEPHENS

PEDRO, by Mr. BROOKES

1st. FRIEND, by Mr. PRICE

2d. FRIEND, by Mr. WATTS

Young BIRON, (by a Child of five Years old)

ISABELLA, by Mrs. BAKER

NURSE, by Mrs. BISHOP

After the Play, Mr. WILKINSON will give
The PICTURE of a PLAY-HOUSE:
OR,
BUCKS have at YE ALL.

Sir ARCHY M. SARCASM, by Mr. WILKINSON
(In the Manner of the Original)

Mordecai, by Mr. HARPER | Charlotte, by Mrs. KEASBERRY

To which will be added a FARCE, call'd,
DUKE or no DUKE:
OR
TRAPPOLIN's VAGARIES.

Trappolin, by Mr. MARTIN

Lavinio, by Mr. KEASBERRY

Barberino, by Mr. BROOKES

Alberto, by Mr. STEPHENS

Brunetto, by Mr. PRICE

Mago, by Mr. FURNIVAL

Isabella, by Mrs. SHERRIFFE

Prudentia, by Mrs. BISHOP

Flametta, by Mrs. KEASBERRY

Boxes 3 s.

Pit 2 s.

Gallery 1 s.

To begin exactly at half an Hour after Six o'Clock.

TICKETS to be had at the Fountain, King's Arms, Three Tuns, Crown
Coffee-House, in High Street; the Vine in Oyfter Street; the Star and Garter,
and Two Blue Pofts on the Point; the Wheat Sheaf on the Common; and
at the India Arms in Gofport; and at Mr. Keasberry's Lodgings, at Mr.
Thawyer's, three Doors above the new Theatre in the High Street.

By Desire of several Ladies and Gentlemen,
(Being the only Night of Performing)

At Mr SIMPSON's CONCERT ROOM,
On THURSDAY, the 16th of December,
Will be perform'd a CONCERT of
Vocal and Instrumental MUSIC.

The Vocal Part to be perform'd by Mr. SULLIVAN.

First Violin by Mr FLEMING---Concerto on the Harp by Mr EVANS.

Singing by Signor WILKINSINI---Harpfichord Mr ORPIN.

In the Concert, and between the Acts,

MR. WILKINSON
Will treat the Ladies and Gentlemen with a new Disb of
T E A.

(As perform'd by him at the Theatres Royal in London and Dublin)

The BILL of FARE consisting of the following Particulars.

1st. A Prologue in the Manner of Mr Foote.

2d. Imitations varied, with additonal Alterations.

3d. A New Mock Italian Burletta.

4th. *(Never perform'd here)* The Principal Scene in the favourite Farce of
LOVE A LA MODE.

Sir Archy Mac Sarcafm (in Manner of the Original) by Mr WILKINSON.

Sir Callaghan O' Brallaghan by the Person who performs Carmine.

5. Lady Pentweezle (from Blowbladder-street)

Mr Carmine by the Person who performs Sir Callaghan.

6th. *(By Desire)* The Picture of a Playhouse:
O R,
BUCKS---Have at ye ALL.

7th. Mr Smirk (the Auctioneer) and Epilogue to the Minor.

After the Concert Mr Wilkinson's Performance to conclude with

Mr. Shuter's London Raree Shew,
Monf. THUROT's TRIP to Carrickfergus.

The New Comic Medly:
O R,

Mum, Mum, Mum.

** To begin at Half an Hour after S I X o'Clock.

N. B. To prevent Mistakes, the Tickets for this Night's Performance are new printed, in red, and mark'd, at Mr Simpfon's Room.

Tickets for the Room 3s.—the Gallery 2s.—to be had at Mr Leake's, the Rooms, the Parade Coffee-house, and of Mr Wilkinson, at the Pine-Apple in Orchard street.

BATH Printed by STEPHEN MARTIN, 1762.

THEATRE.

This present Saturday, April 25, will be a Concert of Music.

\*\d* To begin Exactly at Half an Hour after Six o'Clock.
Boxes 3s. Pit 2s. First Gall. 1s. 6d. Upper Gall. 1s.

Tickets to be had at the Theatre, where Places for the Boxes may be taken,

Between the Parts of the Concert will be presented, Gratis, a Comedy called

The SUSPICIOUS HUSBAND.

Ranger by Mr SHERIFF

(Being his first Appearance on this Stage)

Frankly, Mr KEASBERRY

Bellamy, Mr BROOKES

Strickland, Mr STEPHENS

Jack Meggot, Mr HARPER

Teaster, Mr PRICE

Simon, Mr MARTIN

Buckle, Mr WATTS

Mrs Strickland, Mrs BAKER

Facintha, Mrs REYNOLDS

Lucetta, Mrs BISHOP

Landlady, Mrs FARRAN

Millener, Mrs SKUDDER

Clarinda, Mrs LEE

To which will be added, By Desire, (Being the last Time of performing it this Season)

A PANTOMIME Entertainment

Collected from

PERSEUS and ANDROMEDA,
CALL'D

The Metamorphoses of Harlequin.

Harlequin, by Mr ATKINS

Colombine, Mrs REYNOLDS

Husar, Mr WHITE

Petite Maitre, Mr KEASBERRY

French Valet, Mr MARTIN

Clown, Mr ARTHUR

Countrymen, Mr HARPER, Mr WATTS, Mr PRICE, Master ATKIN.

Countrywomen, Mrs KEASBERRY, Mrs SKUDDER, Mrs BISHOP, Mrs FARRAN.

The DRESSES all ENTIRELY NEW.

To conclude with a Country Dance, composed by Mr ATKINS.

\*\d* Nothing under Full Price will be taken.

BATH: Printed by STEPHEN MARTIN, 1761.

For the Benefit of Mr ARTHUR.

On Monday, May 4, will be a Concert of Music.

††† To begin exactly at Half an Hour after SIX o'Clock.

Tickets to be had at the Theatre, where Places for the Boxes may be taken.

Between the Parts of the Concert will be presented, Gratis, a COMEDY call'd

LOVE makes a MAN:
Or, The FOP's FORTUNE.

Don Lewis (alias Don Choleric, Snap-porto, de Tefty) by Mr ARTHUR

Carlos, Mr KEASBERRY

Antonio, Mr BROOKES

Charino, Mr MARTIN

Don Duart, Mr SHERIFF

Governor, Mr STEPHENS

Sancho, Mr PRICE

Jaques, Mr HARPER

Alguazile, Mr FURNIVAL

Page, Master ATKINS

Cledov, (alias Don Dismallo, Thickscullo, de Half-witto) Mr WHITE

Louisa, Mrs LEE

Angelina, Mrs KEASBERRY

Elvira, Mrs SHERIFF

Honoria, Mrs BISHOP

Maid, Mrs FARRAN

Between the 3d and 4th Acts will be introduced the Scene of Lady Pentweezle,
taken from the Comedy of Tafte.

Lady Pentweezle by Mr WILKINSON & Carmine, Mr WHITE

To which will be added a FARCE call'd

The AUTHOR.

With the Original Prologue by Mr WILKINSON after the Manner of Mr Foote,

Governor Cape, Mr BROOKES

Young Cape, Mr KEASBERRY

Sprightly, Mr PRICE

Vamp, Mr MARTIN

Cadwallader by Mr WILKINSON

Mrs Cadwallader, Mrs BAKER

Poet, Mr HARPER

Devil, Mr WATTS

Robin, Mr STEPHENS

Arabella, Mrs KEASBERRY

For the BENEFIT of
Mr KEASBERRY.

On Thursday, May 7, will be a Concert of Music.
To begin exactly at Half an Hour after six o'clock.

The WIFE'S RELIEF:
Or, The Husband's Cure.

Riot by Mr KEASBERRY
Volatil, Mr WHITE
Slur, Mr SHERIFF
Sir Tristum Caſb, Mr MARTIN
Young Caſb, Mr HARPER
Hazard, Mr FURNIVAL
Spitfire, Maſter ATKINS
Cynthia, Mrs LEE
Arabella, Mrs BAKER
Aurelia, Mrs KEASBERRY
Lucy, Mrs BISHOP

Between the Play and the Farce (Being the last Time of performing it)
Mr WILKINSON will give the Principal Scene in

LOVE A- LA-MODE.

Sir Archy Mac farcaſm, by Mr WILKINSON
Mordecai, by Mr HARPER [] Charlotte, Mrs KEASBERRY
To which will be added

The PICTURE of a PLAYHOUSE,
OR,
BUCKS---have at ye ALL.

With a FARCE as will be expresſ'd in the next Bills.

Tickets to be had at Mr KEASBERRY's Lodging, at Mr Stephens's, in Orchard-street; Mr Webb, Watchmaker, in the Church Yard; and at the Theatre, where Places for the Boxes may be taken.

For the Benefit of Mr WHITE.

On Wednesday, May 13, will be a Concert of Music.
Tickets to be had of Mr WHITE, at Mrs Lovel's in Orchard-street; and at the Theatre where
Places for the Boxes may be taken.

Between the Parts of the Concert will be presented, Gratis, a Tragedy called

Romeo and Juliet.

Romeo by Mr WHITE
Mercutio, Mr KEASBERRY
Eſcalus, Mr BROOKES
Capulet, Mr STEPHENS
Benvolio, Mr SHERRIFFE
Paris, Mr PRICE
Montague, Mr MARTIN
Tibalt, Mr HARPER
Friar John, Mr WATTS
Balthazar, Maſer ATKINS
Friar Lawrence, Mr FURNIVAL
Lady Capulet, Mrs FARRAN
Nurse, Mrs BISHOP
Juliet, Mifs REYNOLDS

In the First Act will be introduced A MASQUERADE SCENE and DANCE, End of the 4th A FUNERAL PROCESSION to the Monument of the Capulets, Accompanied with a FUNERAL DIRGE, as set to Music by Signor Pasquali. The Vocal Parts by Mr ATKINS, Mrs KEASBERRY, Mifs SKUDDER, and OTHERS.

At the End of Act 2d (for the last Time) will be given

The PICTURE of a PLAYHOUSE,
Or BUCKS----have at ye ALL,
By Mr WILKINSON.

After the Play Mr WILKINSON will treat the Ladies and Gentlemen with

TEA: Or, A Dish of All Sorts.

With an Addreſs to the Company; Also the Characters of Puzzle,
Upper Leather, Bounce, &c. by Mr WILKINSON and the Comedians.

Being positively the LAST TIME of his performing them.

To which will be added a FARCE called

The SPIRIT of CONTRADICTION.

By Particular DESIRE.
For the BENEFIT of
Mrs KEASBERRY.

On Wednesday, May 20, will be a Concert of Music.
Tickets to be had of Mrs Keasberry, at Mr Stephens's in Orchard-street; Mr Webb, Watchmaker in the Church-Yard; and at the Theatre where Places for the Boxes may be taken.

Between the Parts of the Concert will be presented, Gratis, a Comedy called
The Merchant of Venice.

Shylock, (the Jew) by Mr WILKINSON

[Being the last Night but one of his performing this Season.]

Baffanio, by Mr WHITE

Gratiano, Mr KEASBERRY

Antonio, Mr FURNIVAL

Lorenzo, (with Songs in Character) Mr ATKINS

Salanio, Mr PRICE

Solarino, Mr HARPER

Launcelot, Mr MARTIN

Gobbo, Mr BROOKES

Portia, Mrs BAKER

Neriffa, Mrs SHERRIFFE

Jessica, (with a Song in Character) Mrs KEASBERRY

At the End of the Play will be given

The PICTURE of a PLAYHOUSE,
Or BUCKS---have at ye ALL,
By Mr WILKINSON.

THE AUTHOR.

Mr Cadwallader by Mr WILKINSON

Governor Cape, Mr BROOKES [] Devil, Mr WATTS

Young Cape, Mr KEASBERRY () Robin, Mr STEPHENS

Sprightly, Mr PRICE []

Vamp, Mr MARTIN () Mrs Cadwallader, Mrs BAKER

Poet Mr HARPER [] Arabella, Mrs KEASBERRY

For Mr. FLEMING'S BENEFIT.

At Mr. WILTSHIRE'S ROOM,
On WEDNESDAY the 28th of November,
Will be performed a CONCERT of
Vocal and Instrumental
MUSIC.

At the End of the First Act,
Mr. WILKINSON

(For that Night only) will perform the Part of
Major STURGEON

From the Mayor of Garrett,

In Mr. FOOTE's Dreads;
And after the Concert a NEW PIECE written by Mr. FOOTE, call'd
TRAGEDY A-LA-MODE:

OR
LINDAMIRA IN TEARS,
As he performed it several Nights last Summer in the Hay-Market.
Fuftian and Golcundus (the Hero)

By Mr. WILKINSON.
With Three Entire New Performers,
Harmlefs in their MANNERS, and of a Nice MORALITY.

To conclude with
A BALL.

Tickets to be had at Mr. FLEMING's, and at the Rooms and Coffee-Houses, at FIVE SHILLINGS each.

N. B. The Particulars of the Concert will be delivered with the Tickets.

BATH: Printed by S. MARTIN, just without West-Gate, 1764.

By the Bath Company of COMEDIANS,

At the NEW THEATRE in Winchester;
This present Friday Evening, being the 8th of August,
Will be presented a TRAGEDY, call'd,
King RICHARD the Third.

Richard, by Mr. WILKINSON.
King Henry, by Mr. STEPHENS.
Buckingham, by Mr. FURNIVAL.
Earl of Richmond, by Mr. KEASBERRY.
Stanley, by Mr. SOMERS.
Treffel, by Mr. COLLINS.
Lieutenant, by Mr. PRICE.
Catesby, by Mr. HARPER.
Ratcliff, by Mr. FARRAN.
Oxford, by Mr. MARTIN.
Blunt, by Mr. WATTS.
Prince Edward, by Mrs. KEASBERRY.
Duke of York, by Mafter BAIN'S.

Queen, by Mrs. L.E.E.
Lady Ann, by Mifs AMBROSS.
Dutchefs of York, by Mrs. RICHARDSON.

Boxes 3s. Upper Boxes 2s. Pit 2s. Gall. 1s.

To begin exactly at Eight o'Clock.

TICKETS to be had at Childs' Coffee-house, of J. Ayres, Bookseller,
and at Soden's Coffee-house.

N. B. For the better conducting the Entertainment, it is hop'd no Gentleman will take it amifs at not being admitted behind the Scenes.

Nothing lefs than the full prices will be taken.

BY COMMAND
Of His Royal Highness
THE DUKE OF YORK

By the *Bath* Company of COMEDIANS,
At the NEW THEATRE in *Winchefter*;
This present *Wednesday* Evening, being the 13th of August,
Will be Presented a New COMEDY, call'd,
The MINOR.

The Characters of SHIFT,
Mrs. COLE,
TRANSFER,
and AUCIONEER,

 by Mr. WILKINSON, in
the manner of Mr. FOOTE.

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Sir George, by Mr. COLLINS.

Loader, by Mr. KEASBERRY.

Sir William Wealthy, by Mr. MARTIN.

Sir Richard Wealthy, by Mr. FURNIVAL.

Dick, by Mr. PRICE.

Lucy, by Mrs. AMBROSS.

With a Prologue and Epilogue by Mr. Wilkin*son*.

To which will be added a Farce, call'd,
THE REPRISAL:
or the TAR's of Old England.

Oclabber, by Mr. GRIFFITH.

Maclaymore, by Mr. SOMERS.

Champignon, by Mr. COLLINS.

Harriet, (with a Song) by Mrs. KEASBERRY,

TICKETS to be had at Child's Coffee-house, of J. Ayres, Bookseller,
and at Soden's Coffee-house.

At the NEW THEATRE in Winchefter;
This present Thursday Evening, being the 14th of August,
Will be Presented TRAGEDY, call'd,
Romeo and Juliet.

Romeo, by Mr. WILKINSON.

Mercutio, by Mr. GRIFFITH.

Benvolio, by Mr. KEASBERRY.

Capulet, by Mr. STEPHENS.

Mountague, by Mr. MARTIN.

Friar Laurence, by Mr. FURNIVAL.

Tybalt, by Mr. HARPER.

Paris, by Mr. PRICE.

Balthazar, by Mr. SOMERS.

Apothecary, by Mr. FARRAN.

Prince, by Mr. COLLINS.

Juliet, by Mrs LEE,
Lady Capulet, by Mrs. RICHARDSON,
Nurse, by Mrs. BISHOP.

In Act 2d. A Masquerade Dance.

In Act 4th. Will be a Solemn Dirge and Procession to the
Vault of the CAPULETS.

The Music Set by Signior PASQUALI.

TICKETS to be had at Childs's Coffee-house, of J. Ayres, Bookseller,
and at Soden's Coffee-house.

Nothing under the full prices will be taken.

For the BENEFIT of
Mr MORGAN and Mr SMITH.

By a Company of Comedians,
FROM THE
Theatres Royal of Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden.

AT THE
Theatre in the Star Yard, Maidstone,
On MONDAY, the 25th of JULY,
Will be presented a COMEDY, call'd,

TUNBRIDGE WALKS:
Or, The YEOMAN of KENT.

*Woodcock* by Mr MORGAN,
*Reynard* by Mr WIGNELL,
*Loveworth* by Mr SMITH,
*Squib* by Mr BARRINGTON,
*Maiden* by Mr HAUGHTON.

*Hillaria* by Mifs MORRISON,
*Bellinda* by Mrs ROBERTS,
*Mrs Goodfellow* by Mrs WIGNELL,
*Penelope* by Mrs HAUGHTON,
*Lucy* by Mifs BRADSHAW.

To which will be added, a *Ballad Opera*, call'd,
DAMON and PHILLIDA.

*Damon* by Mr HAUGHTON,
*Phillida* by Mrs HAUGHTON.

Pit 2s.      Gallery 1s.
The Company are determined to begin punctually at Seven o'clock.

Vivat Rex.

**Tickets to be had at the Star and of Mr MORGAN and Mr SMITH.

Never atted HERE.
By particular DESIRE.
For the BENEFIT of
Mr and Mrs BARRINGTON.

By a Company of Comedians,
FROM THE
Theatres Royal of Drury - Lane and Covent - Garden.

AT THE
Theatre in the Star Yard, Maidstone,
On THURSDAY, the 28th of JULY,
Will be presented the Last New TRAGEDY, call'd,
D O U G L A S.

Written by the Reverend Mr HUME;
And perform'd, with universal Applause, at the Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden.

Douglas by Mr WILKINSON,
Lord Randolph by Mr WIGNELL,
Norval by Mr SMITH,
Glenalvon by Mr CASTLE.

Lady Randolph by Mrs BARRINGTON,
Anna by Mrs WIGNELL.

To which will be added, a Farce, call'd,
The M O C K D O C T O R.

The Mock Doctor by Mr BARRINGTON,
Dorcas by Mrs BRADSHAW.

Pit 2s.      Gallery 1s.
The Company are determined to begin punctually at Seven o'Clock.

Vivat Ren.

\*\* Tickets to be had at the Star; and of Mr BARRINGTON.

The place is Chester.
Memoirs, III, 233.

For that Night only,
At the EXCHANGE-HALL,
This present Tuesday, being the 16th of this Inftant, October, will be a
CONCERT of MUSIC,
The Vocal Parts by Mr. PALMER.
ALSO
MR. WILKINSON
Will give a
COMIC LECTURE.

As perform'd by him at the Theatres in London and Dublin.

The BILL of FARE to conſift of the following Particulars:

Mr. Foote's PROLOGUE to the AUTHOR,
and Comic Introduction and Imitations.

Major STURGEON (from the Mayor of Garret.

Lady PENTWEAZLE (from Blowbladder-street.

Alfo a NEW PIECE, written by Mr. Foote, call'd,
TRAGEDY A-LA-MODE:
OR,
LINDAMIRA IN TEARS.

As perform'd several Nights this Summer by Mr. Wilkifson, at the Haymarket.
Fuftian and Golcundus (the Hero) by Mr. WILKINSON.

With Three intire New Performers,
Harmleſs in their MANNERS, and of a Nice MORALITY.

To conclude with
A NEW COMIC MEDLEY;
OR,
MUM, MUM, MUM.

Written by Mr. GARRICK.

With the Trial of ELIZABETH CANNING.

Mr. Wilkifson will drefs each Time in Charaſter.
The Doors to be opened at half an Hour after Five, and begin at Seven.

Admittance Two Shillings and Sixpence.

TICKETS to be had at the White Lion, Coach and Horses, Exchange Coffee-
house, and at the Printing Office in Fleſhmongers-Lane.

THEATRE,

This present Saturday, the 8th of August, will be a
Concert of Music,

Between the two parts of which will be presented, Gratis,
a COMEDY called,
The MINOR.

Mrs. Cole, Shift, and Smirk (the Auditor) by Mr. WILKINSON.

Sir George Wealthy (the Minor) by Mr. MAGUIRE.

Sir William Wealthy, by Mr. LEWIS.

Loader, by Mr. BURDEN.

Transfer, by Mr. QUIN.

Lucy, by Mrs. BURDEN.

With the Original Epilogue (after the manner of an Eminent
FIELD-ORATOR) by Mr. WILKINSON.

And Entertainments of Singing between the Acts by Mr. POWEL.

Tickets to be had at Childs's Coffee-house; and at Ayres's Printing-Office. And
Places to be taken opposite the Theatre from ten o'clock till one, and from three
'till five. Nothing under the full prices will be taken during the performance,
Boxes 3s. Pit 2s. Gall. 1s.

* * To begin at half an hour past Seven o'Clock.

The SEVENTH Play.

On Saturday the 29th of August 1761.

Will be perform'd a COMEDY call'd

The way to keep Him.

Lovemore, by Mr. LEE,

Sir Brilliant Fashion, by Mr. MAGUIRE.

William, by Mr. QUIN.

Mrs. Lovemore, by Mrs. LEE

Widow Belmour, by Mrs. BURDEN.

Mudlin, by Mrs. MAGUIRE.

Mignionet, by Mifs CLARKE.

Between the Acts, Mr. WIKKINSON will give
The PICTURE of a Play-Houfe,
OR

BUCKS have at ye ALL.

And after the Play will be added a FARCE, call'd

The AUTHOR.

Mr. Cadwallader, by Mr. WILKINSON.

Young Cape, by Mr. BURDEN.

Sprightly, by Mr. MAGUIRE.

Robin, by Mr. SHATFORD.

Printers Devil, by Mr. QUIN.

Mrs. Cadwallader, by Mrs. LEE.

Arabella, by Mifs BRUCE.

Tickets to be had at Childs's Coffee-house; and at Lyres's Inn-ing-O-ce. And
Places to be taken oppofite the Theatre from ten o'clock 'till one, and from three
'till five.

Nothing under the full prices will be taken during the performance.

Boxes 3s. Upper Boxes and Pit 2s. Gall. 1s.

* * To begin at Eight o'Clock Precisely,

For the Benefit of Mr. WILKINSON.

On Saturday, the 12th of September, Will be perform'd
# ROMEOandJULIET.

Romeo, by Mr. WILKINSON.—Mercutio, by Mr. LEE.

Capulet, by Mr PITT.

Paris, by Mr. MAGUIRE.

Fryar, by Mr. SHATFORD

Apothecary, by Mr. QUIN.

Lady Capulet by Mrs MAGUIRE

Nurse, by Miff BRUCE.

Juliet, by Mrs. LEE.

With Variety of Entertainments, Particularly
A MEDLEY PROLOGUE, written by Mr. GARRICK,
The PICTURE of A Play-Houfe,
OR
BUCKS have at ye ALL.

DANCING, by Mr. PITT

And the Principal Scene from the FARCE, call'd
Love Ala Mode

Sir Archy Mc. Sarcafm, by Mr. WILKINSON.

Mordecai, by Mr. QUIN.—Charlotte, by Mrs. BURDEN

To which will be added

The Lying Valet.

Sharp, by Mr. PITT.

Tickets to be had at Childs's Coffee-houfe; at Ayres's Printing-Office. And on
the Day of Performance, of Mr. WILKINSON at the THEATRE.

And Places to be taken oppofite to the Theatre.

The last Week of Performing.

On Tuesday, the 15th of September, Will be performed

The REHEARSAL.

Bayes, by Mr. LEE.

Prince Volscius, and Cloris, by Mr. WILKINSON.
(The other Characters by the rest of the Performers)

In the last Act will be Introduced,
An Eclipse of the SUN, MOON, and EARTH,
WITH A
GRAND BATTLE

CONSISTING of
HORSE and FOOT,

By Mr. Bayes's new rais'd Troops.

And On Wednesday the 10th will be Presented

An Allegorical TRAGEDY (never Acted here) call'd

1961

The LIFE and DEATH of
QUEEN COMMON SENSE.

(Written by FIELDING)

With an Occasional Introductory scene taken from
Mr. FOORE'S DIVERSEs of the MORNING.

Puzzle, and Fuſtian, (the Author) by Mr. LEE.

Fireband, by Mrs. BURDEN.

Law, by Mr. BURDEN.

Physic, by Mr. QUIN.

Harlequin, Pierot, Punch, Ghouſs, Tearthroat, Snivel, Rant, Buskin,
Mifs Syllable, and Mifs Tiff,— by Mr. SHATFORD, Mr. POWEL,
Mr. JUSTICE, Mifs CLARKE, and Mifs SOMERVILE. &c.

Queen, Common Senſe, by Mifs BRUCE.

Queen, Ignora ce, by Mrs MAGUIRE.

Tickets to be had at Childs's Coffee-house; at Llyres's Printing-Office. And

Places to be taken opposite to the Theatre.

At the NEW THEATRE in King-Street,
This prefent Evening, being the 28th of this Instant June,
Will be Perform'd a CONCERT of MUSIC.
BOXES 3s. PIT 2s. GALLERY 1s.
To begin exacfly at Seven o'Clock.

Between the several Parts of the CONCERT will be prefented (Gratis)
By a COMPANY of COMEDIANS from the THEATRES-
ROYAL in LONDON,
A TRAGEDY called
The RIVAL QUEENS;
OR THE
Life and Death of ALEXANDER the Great.

Alexander by Mr. HULL
Clytus by Mr. YOUNGER
Lysimachus by Mr. COLLINS
Cassander by Mr. MOODY
Ariftander by Mr. WAKER
Eumenes by Mr. WELLER
Slave by Mafter
Roxana by Mifs
Syfigambis by Mrs. WAKER
Statira by Mifs
Hepheftion by Mr. KNIVETON
Polyperchon by Mr. STRANGE
Perdiccas by Mr. DEATH
Theffalus by Mr. OZIER.
MORGAN.
IBBOT
Parifatis by Mifs YOUNG
MORRISON.

In which will be introduc'd ALEXANDER'S
TRIUMPHAL ENTRY into *Babylon*,
In a CAR, drawn by six CAPTIVE KINGS, (as reprefented at the Theatre-Royal
in *Covent-Garden*) accompanied with proper Music, and all neceffary Decorations.
After the Tragedy, DANCING by Signior and Signiora GIORGI.
To which will be added a COMEDY in two Acts, call'd
THE MINOR.

The Characters of Shift, Smirk, Mrs. Cole, and the Epilogue, by Mr. WILKINSON,
(Who perform'd them several Nights Succeffively, with great Applaufe, at the
Theatres-Royal of London and Dublin.)
Sir William Wealthy by Mr. MOODY
Mr. Richard Wealthy by Mr. KNIVETON
Sir George Wealthy (the Minor) by Mr. COLLINS
Loader by Mr. YOUNGER
Dick by Mr. WELLER.
Lucy by Mifs MORRISON.

Tickets to be had of R. Pearson and S. Aris, Printers; J. Sketchley, Bookfeller, in High-
Street; and J. M'Leod, Bookfeller, in Bull-Street.
Places for the BOXES to be taken at the THEATRE.
Nothing under the full Prices will be taken.

At the NEW THEATRE in King-Street,
On Monday Evening, being the 5th of this Instant July,
Will be perform'd a CONCERT of MUSICK.
BOXES 3s. PIT 2s. GALLERY 1s.
To begin exactly at Seven o'Clock.

Between the several Parts of the CONCERT will be prefented (Gratis)
By a COMPANY of COMEDIANS from the THEATRES-
ROYAL in LONDON,
The TRAGEDY of
ROMEO and JULIET.

Romeo by Mr. HULL
Mercutio by Mr. COLLINS Capulet by Mr. MOODY
Fryar Lawrence by Mr. YOUNGER Benvolio by Mr. KNIVETON
Tybalt by Mr. WELLER Prince by Mr. STRANGE
Paris by Mr. DEATH Peter by Mr. WAKER
Montague by Mr. OZIER Servant by Mafter MORGAN
Juliet by Mifs MORRISON
Lady Capulet by Mrs. WAKER Nurse by Mrs. YOUNGER
In Act 1st, will be a Masquerade Scene, with proper DANCES, by Signior
and Signiora GIORGI, &c.
And in Act 4th, The Procession to the Monument of the Capulets,
accompanied with a Solemn Dirge.
The Vocal Parts by Mr. KEAR, Mifs YOUNG, &c.
At the End of the Play (by Defire) will be introduced by Mr. WILKINSON,
the FAVOURITE SCENE, from the Farce of the UPHOLSTERER,
in the Manner of Mr. WOODWARD.
Razor (the Barber) by Mr. WILKINSON
Quidnunc (the Upholsterer) by Mr. WAKER
Termagant by Mrs. WAKER
To which will be added a PANTOMIME Entertainment, call'd

The TEMPEST;
Or, HARLEQUIN SHIPWRECK'D.

With Alterations and Additions; particularly

The SKELETON SCENE from the ROYAL CHASE:
And the OX, from the FAIR, who purfues, and Toffes the Clown in
the Air, as reprefented at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden.

Harlequin by Mr. WELLER Pantaloon by Mr. MOODY
Clown by Mr. WAKER Doctor by Mr. YOUNGER

Sailors (with proper Songs) by Mr. KEAR, Mr. COLLINS, and Mr. DEATH.
Butchers (with the Roaſt-Beef-Dance) by Signior GIORGI, Mr. OZIER, &c.

Witches (with a ſuitable DANCE) by Mr. HULL, Mr. KNIVETON, Mr.
STRANGE, Mr. OZIER, Mifs IBBOT, Mrs. YOUNGER, Mifs
YOUNG, and Mrs. WAKER.

Columbine by Mifs MORRISON

The whole to conclude with a COUNTRY DANCE by the Characters.

Tickets to be had of R. Pearson and S. Aris, Printers; J. Sketchley, Bookſeller, in High-
Street; and J. McLeod, Bookſeller, in Bull-Street.

This precent Evening, being the 12th of this Instant July,
Will be Perform'd a CONCERT of MUSIC.

BOXES 3s. PIT 2s. GALLERY 1s.

Between the several Parts of the CONCERT will be precented (Gratis)

By a COMPANY of COMEDIANS from the THEATRES-
ROYAL in LONDON,
The last New COMEDY call'd

ALL in the WRONG.

(As it has been repeatedly Perform'd at the THEATTE-ROYAL in Drury Lane with
univerfal Applaufe.)

Sir John Restlefs by Mr. MOODY

Beverly by Mr. HULL Mr. Blanford by Mr. WAKER

Sir William Belmont by Mr. STRANGE Young Belmont by Mr. COLLINS

Robert by Mr. KNIVETON Brush by Mr. DEATH.

Footman by Mr. KEAR

Sir John Restlefs's Servant by Mr. OZIER

Belinda's Servant by Mr. WELLER.

Lady Restlefs by Mifs IBBOT Belinda by Mifs MORRISON

Clariffa by Mrs. TOUNGER Tattle by Mifs YOUNG

Marmalade by Mrs. WAKER Tippet by Mrs. OZIER.

The Comedy to conclude with the ORIGINAL SONG, (written by DAVID GARRICK Efq.) by Mr. COLLINS.

At the End of it, (by defire) Mr. WILLINSON will introduce a FAVOURITE SCENE
from the Farce of the UPHOLSTERER, in the manner of Mr. WOODWARD.

Quidnunc (the Upholfter) by Mr. WAKER.

Termagant by Mrs. WAKER.

After the Interlude, a New DANCE, by Signior and Signiora GIORGI, call'd
HEARTS OF OAK;

Accompanied with a proper SONG by Mr. KEAR, and other Decorations, as
it has been prefented several Nights in London, with general Approbation.

To which (by particular defire) will be added a PANTOMIME Entertainment call'd

The TEMPEST;
OR,
HARLEQUIN SHIPWRECK'D.

The SKELETON SCENE from the ROYAL CHASE;

And the OX, from the FAIR, who purfues, and Toffes the Clown in
the Air, as repreiented at the THEATRE ROYAL in Covent-Garden.

Clown by Mr. WAKER Doctor by Mr. TOUNGER

Sailors (with proper Songs) by Mr. KEAR, Mr. COLLINS, and Mr. DEATH.
Butchers (with the ROAST-BEEF-DANCE) by Signior GIORGI, Mr. OZIER, &c.

Witches (with a suitable DANCE) by Mr. HULL, Mr. KNIVETON, Mr.
STRANGE, Mr. OZIER, Mifs IBBOT, Mrs. YOUNGER, Mifs
YOUNG, and Mrs. WAKER.

Columbine by Mifs MORRISON.

Tickets to be had of R. Pearson and S. Ares, Printers; J. Sketchley, Bookfeller, in High-
Street; and J. M'Leod, Bookfeller, in Bull-Street.

For the Benefit of Mifs YOUNG
At the NEW THEATRE in King-Street,

This present Evening, being the 16th of this Instant July,
Will be Perform'd a CONCERT of MUSIC.

BOXES 3s. PIT 2s. GALLERY 1s.

Between the several Parts of the CONCERT will be presented (Gratis)

A MASQUE, (not acted here these Sixteen Years) call'd

COMUS.

(Written by MILTON.)

Comus by Mr. HULL

Elder Brother by Mr. KNIVETON

Younger Brother by Mr. COLLINS

First Attendant Spirit by Mr. YOUNGER

Second Attendant Spirit Mr. DEATH.

The Lady by Mifs MORRISON.

VOCAL CHARACTERS.

The Bacchanal by Mr. KEAR.

Euphrofyne by Mifs YOUNG

Bacchanalian Nymph by Mrs. YOUNGER

Sabrina, a Pastoral Nymph, and the Song of SWEET ECHO, by
Mifs Isabella YOUNG,

( Being Her first appearance here.)

With Dancing, incident to the Masque by Signior and Signiora GIORGI.

To which will be added a FARCE, (never performed here) call'd

The KNIGHTS from the Land's End.

Hartop (after the manner of the Original) by Mr. WILKINSON

Sir Gregory Gazette by Mr. KNIVETON

Jenkins by Mr. STRANGE

Tim by Mr. WAKER

Robin by Mr. DEATH.

Mrs. Trifle by Mrs. WAKER

Mifs Trifle by Mifs YOUNG

Jenny by Mrs. YOUNGER.

With an Occasional PROLOGUE to the Farce, by Mr. WILKINSON.

Tickets to be had of Mifs Young, in Temple-Street; R. Pearson and S. Aris, Printers; J. Sketchley, Bookfeller, in High-Street; and J. M'Leod, Bookfeller, in Bull-Street.

For the Benefit of Mr. WAKER.
At the NEW THEATRE in King-Street,
On Wednesday Evening, being the 11th of this Instan August,
Will be Perform'd a CONCERT of MUSIC.
BOXES 3s. PIT 2s. GALLERY 1s.

To begin exactly at Seven o' Clock.

Between the several Parts of the CONCERT will be prefented (Gratis)
By a COMPANY of COMEDIANS from the THEATRES-
ROYAL in LONDON,
A TRAGEDY call'd

THEODOSIUS,
OR
The FORCE of LOVE.

Containing the Conversion of Theodotius to the Chriftian Religion; a View of the In-
fide of the Temple and grand Altar, over which appears a Bloody Cross, with this In-
scription, IN HOC SIGNO VINCES; the Loves of Varanes Prince of Perfia and Athenais
Daughter of the Philosopher Leontine, and also of Marcian General of the Oriental
Armies, and Pulcheria Sifter to Theodotius. The Marriage of Theodotius and Athenais
the Death of Varanes, and many other Passages.

Theodotius by Mr. YOUNGER
Varanes by Mr. HULL

Marcian by Mr. MOODY

Leontine by Mr. KNIVETON

Atticus (chief Prieft) by Mr. KEAR

Aranthes by Mr. DEATH Lucius by Mr. OZIER

Priefts Mr. WELLER and Mr. STRANGE.

Athenais by Mifs IBBOT

Pulcheria by Mrs. YOUNGER

Marina by Mifs YOUNG

Flavella by Mrs. OZIER Julia by Mrs. WELLER.

End of Act 2d, SINGING by Mifs YOUNG.

End of Act 3d, a new Dance call'd the SHEPHERDESS by Signior and Signiora GIORGI

Between the PLAY and FARCE, will be perform'd

A PANTOMIMICAL INTERLUDE call'd

HARLEQUIN SAILOR,
OR
The HUMOURS of WAPPING.

Harlequin by Mr. WELLER

Jack Bowling (with a Song in Character) by Mr. KEAR

Will Mizen (in which Character will be introduced a Hornpipe) by Signior GIORGI
Sailors by Mr. STRANGE, Mr. DEATH, Mr. OZIER, &c.

And the Wapping Landlady by Mr. WAKER

To which will be added a FARCE (never perfom'd here) call'd

THE WAGON WIFE,
OR

The humours of Barnaby Brittle the Glaſſman.

Barnaby Brittle by Mr. WILKINSON

Lord Pride by Mr. KNIVETON Lovemore by Mr. COLLINS

Jeffry by Mr. DEATH. Jeremy by Mafter MORGAN

And Clodpole by Mr. WAKER.

Mrs. Brittle by Mifs MORRISON

Lady Pride by Mrs. WAKER Damais by Mrs. OZIER.

Tickets to be had of Mr. WAKER, at Mr. STEVENS's in Peck-Lane; of J. Sketch-
ley, Bookfeller in High-Street; R. Pearfon and S. Aris, Printers; and of J. McLeod
Bookfeller, in Bull-Street.

Never Acted here.
For the Benefit of Mr. COLLINS.
At the NEW THEATRE in King-Street,
On Friday Evening, being the 13th of this Infallt August,
Will be Perform'd a CONCERT of MUSIC.
BOXES 3s. PIT 2s. GALLERY 1s.
To begin exacfly at Seven v' Clock.

O E D I P U S,
KING OF THE BES.

(Written by DRYDEN and LEE.)
With Machinery, and every Decoration proper to the Play.

Containing the Innocent Murder of King Lajus by Oedipus, his Son, his Marriage with Jocasta the Queen, (not knowing she was his Mother) by whom he had several Children; the discovery of his Parricide and Inceft, concluding with the extravagant Remorfe and Death of both Parties. In the Second Act the Scene Draws and Difcovers to the Audience, the several Emblematic Prodigies, ſent by the Divine Powers, to ſhow the caufes of those Calamities which ſmote the Land; particularly, two Perfons ſuppended in the Air, with a Flaming Scepter in each Right-Hand; their Faces hid in Clouds, and Blazing Comets darting their Fiery Trains into their ſides, till the Clouds which Cover their Faces diſperſe and diſcover the perſect Effigies of the King and Queen; a Bloody Moon lab'ring in Eclipse the whole time, and the diſtinct Names of Oedipus and Jocasta treaming over their Heads in Letters of Fire.

The CHARACTERS by

| Mr. HULL | Mr. WAKER |
|---|---|
| Mr. MOODY | Mr. OZIER |
| Mr. KNIVETON | Mr. STRANGE |
| Mr. WILKINSON | Mr. COLLINS. |
| Mr. YOUNGER | | 
| Mr. WELLER | Mifs IBBOT |
| Mr. DEATH | Mifs MORRISON |
| Mr. KEAR | Mrs. OZIER |

SINGING by Mr KEAR, and DANCING by Signior and Signiora GIORGI.
End of Act 3d, (by defire) the Roaſt Beef CANTATA by Mr. COLLINS.

At the end of the Play, Mr. COLLINS will Treat all his Friends with
A Difh of BEANS and BACON,

Being an Entire new CROP.

The COOK and CATERER by Mr. COLLINS and Mr. DEATH.
To which will be added a FARCE call'd

The SHEEP-SHEARING,
OR
FLORIZEL and PERDITA.

Florizel by Mr. HULL.
Perditta by Mifs MORRISON.

King by Mr. KNIVETON
Antigonus by Mr. YOUNGER

Camillo by Mr. MOODY
Clown by Mr. WELLER

And Autolicus (the Ballad-finging Pedlar) by Mr. COLLINS.
In which Character, at the end of the Farce, he will ſpeak an EPILOGUE,
Written by himſelf.

Tickets to be had of Mr. COLLINS, at Mr. Askits Poulterer in High-Street; of R. Pear-
fon and S. Aris, Printers; J. Sketchley, Bookfeller in High-Street; and of J. M'Leod
Bookfeller, in Bull-Street.

The last Night (except Two) of Performing in Town.

For the BENEFIT of
Mifs MORRISON.

On Friday Evening, being the 20th of this Infallt Auguft,

BOXES 3s. PIT 2s. GALLERY 1s.

Between the several Parts of the CONCERT will be prefented (Gratias)

A TRAGEDY (not acted these Three Years) call'd

C A T O.

By the late Right Honourable JOSEPH ADDISON.

Cato by Mr. HULL

Juba by Mr. MOODY

Portius by Mr. KNIVETON

Marcus by Mr. COLLINS

Sempronius by Mr. YOUNGER

Syphax by Mr. WAKER

Lucius by Mr. STRANGE

Decius by Mr. DEATH.

Confpirators by Mr. WELLER and Mr. OZIER.

Marcia by Mifs IBROT

Lucia by Mifs MORRISON

The Original PROLOGUE, written by Alexander Pope, Eſq; to be ſpoke
by Mr. HULL.

And the EPILOGUE, written by Dr. Garth, by Mifs MORRISON.

End of Act III. If e'er the cruel Tyrant Love, from the celebrated
Opera of ARTAXERXES by Mifs YOUNG

After the EPILOGUE, (by Deſire) The Dublin Cries by Mr. MOODY

And DANCING by Signior and Signiora GIORGI

To which will be added (for the last Time this Seaſon) a FARCE, of Two Aſts, call'd
The M I N O R.

The Characters of Shift, Smirk, Mrs. Cole, and Dr. Squintum, by Mr. WILKINSON

Loader by Mr. YOUNGER

Dick by Mr. WELLER

Lucy by Mifs MORRISON

The Whole to conclude with

A BRITON, the Son of a BRITON,

A New Poetical and Muſical RHAPSODY, occafioned by

The BIRTH of the PRINCE of WALES,

Between Mr. HULL, Mifs MORRISON, Mr. KEAR, Mifs YOUNG, and the reſt of the
Company.

Tickets, and printed Copies of the Rhapsody, may be had of Mifs Morrifon, at Mr. Bache's,
Malt-Mill-Maker, in New-Street; R. Pearfon and S. Aris, Printers; J. Sketchley, Bookſelle,
in High-Street; and J. M'Leod, Bookſeller, in Bull-Street.

The RHAPSODY to be given Gratis.

VIVANT REX & REGINA.

The Last Night (except One) of Performing in Town.

For the Benefit of Mr. KEAR.

At the NEW THEATRE in King-Street,
BIRMINGHAM,

On Monday Evening, being the 23d of this Instant August,

BOXES 3s. PIT 2s. GALLERY 1s.

☞ To begin exactly at Seven o' Clock.

The BEGGAR's OPERA.

(Not acted this Season)

Captain Macheath by Mr. KEAR

Peachum by Mr. WAKER

Lockit by Mr. MOODY

Filch by Mr. WELLER

Player by Mr. HULL

Beggar by Mr. OZIER

Ben Budge by Mr. COLLINS

Mat o'the Mint by Mr. YOUNGER

Wat Dreary by Mr. STRANGE

Slippery Sam by Mr. DEATH

Waiter by Mafter MORGAN.

Polly by Mifs YOUNG

Lucy by Mifs IBBOT

Mrs. Peachum by Mrs. WAKER

Diana Trapes by Mrs. YOUNGER

Mrs. Slammekin by Mifs MORRISON

Molly Brazen by Mrs. WELLER

Sukey Tawdry by Mrs. OZIER.

End of act 2d, the SHEPHERDESS by Signior and Signiora GIORGI.

In act 3d, a HORNPIPE by Signiora GIORGI.

To conclude with a Country DANCE by the Characters.

End of the OPERA (by defire)

A FREE MASON'S SONG in Character by Mr. KEAR.

Between the Acts of the Entertainment (by defire) the EARLY HORN.

To which will be added a FARCE (acted here but once) call'd

The WANTON WIFE,

OR

Lord Pride by Mr. KNIVETON

Lovemore by Mr. COLLINS.

Jeffy by Mr. DEATH

Jeremy by Maſter MORGAN

Clodpole by Mr. WAKER.

Mrs. Brittle by Mifs MORRISON

Lady Pride by Mrs. WAKER

Damaris by Mrs. YOUNGER.

Tickets to be had of Mr. KEAR, at his Lodgings, at Mr. Winſtanley's, next Door to the Theatre, where *Places for the Boxes may be taken*: of R. Pearson and S. Aris, Printers; J. Sketchley, Bookſeller in High-Street; and of J. McLeod Bookſeller, in Bull-Street.

VIVANT REX ET REGINA.

The place is York; the year
1764. Memoirs, III,
229 (Wilkinson erroneously
says "Tuesday")

For the BENEFIT of Mr WILKINSON.
[Being the last Night of performing in Town this Season.]

At the THEARE in the Mint-Yard, on Saturday Evening, the 19th of May, Will be perform'd a CONCERT of MUSIC. TICKETS at 2s. 6d. 2s. and 1s. to be had of Mr WILKINSON, at Mr BAKER's Houfe, near the Theatre; and at the Taverns and Coffee-Houfes as usual.

Between the two Parts of the CONCERT will be prefented (Gratis) A COMEDY, call'd THE FUNERAL.

The Part of Lord Hardy, by Mr FRODSHAM.

Lord Brumpton, by Mr CRISP.

Campiey, by Mr LENG.

Truſtly, by Mr ORAM.

Cabinet,
Sable,
Puzzle,

by

Mr Powell.
Mr Pearce.
Mr Buck.

Matchlock,
Rag,
Clump,

by

Mr Swetnam:
Mr Owen.
Mr Tenoe.

Tom, by Mr ROBERTSON.

Kate Matchiock, by Mr PEARCE.

The Part of Trim, by Mr WILKINSON, in which he will introduce
The CRIES of LONDON, &c.

Lady Charlotte, by Mrs PHILLIPS.

Lady Harriot, by Mrs FRODSHAM.

Madamoifelle D'Epingle, by Mrs FITZMAURICE.

Mrs Fardingale, by Mrs QUIN.

Tattlaid, by Mrs MYTTEER.

And the Part of Lady Brumpton, by Mrs CRISP.

With a Variety of new Entertainments, by Mr WILKINSON.
Particularly, between the PLAY and the FARGE, a new INTERLUDE, written
by Mr FOOT, call'd

TRAGEDY A-LA-MODE:
OR,
LINDAMIRA in TEARS.

LINDAMIRA in TEARS.
As perform'd several Nights with universal Applause, at the Theatres in London and Dublin:
Chronisters, the Hero, by Mr WILKINSON.

Lindamira, the Princesſs, for the firſt Time, by Mr ROBERTSON.

Before the Play, Mr Foot's PROLOGUE to the AUTHOR.
End of A CT the Third,

The Picture of a PLAY-HOUSE; or, BUCKS Have at ye all.

With a new Mock Italian BURLETTA.

And DANCING by Mr MAHON.

To which will be added, by the particular Deſire of the OFFICERS of the MILITIA,
a new COMEDY of two Acts, call'd,

The MAYOR of GARRATT.

The Characters of Major Sturgeon, and Matthew Mugg,

By Mr WILKINSON.

Heeltap, a Cobler, by Mr ORAM.

Sneak, a Pin-maker, by Mr ROBERTSON.

And the Part of Mrs Sneak, by Mrs PHILLIPS.

To conclude with a new Comic DANCE,

By Major Sturgeon, Mrs Sneak, and the reſt of the Characters.

To begin at half an Hour paſt Six o'Clock.

N. B. No Pit-Ticket will be allowed to pafs either into the Boxes or on the Stage.
Nothing under full Price will be taken during the whole Performance.

(For that Night.)

Liverpool

At the BUCKS ROOM,
On FRIDAY next, being the 5th of October, 1764,
WILL BE

A CONCERT of MUSIC.

The VOCAL PARTS
By a young Gentleman, and Signor Wilkinsini.
ALSO,

Mr. WILKINSON,
Between the PARTS of the CONCERT, will treat the Ladies and Gentlemen
WITH

A Comic Lecture,
(As repeatedly Performed by him, at the THEATRES ROYAL, London
and Dublin.)

The BILL of FARE to conift of the following Particulars :
First, The Principal SCENE of,
Major STURGEON,

(From the MAYOR of GARRETT.)
A GENERAL IMITATION.

Second, A Mock Italian BURLETTA.

With a NEW PIECE, written by Mr. FOOTE, call'd

Tragedy A-la-Mode;

OR,
Lindamira in Tears.

As Perform'd several Nights this Summer by Mr. WILKINSON, at the HAY-MARKET.

Fuslian and Golcondus (the Hero) by Mr. Wilkinſon,

With THREE entire NEW PERFORMERS.

Harmleſs in their Manners, and of a Nice Morality.

To conclude with

A NEW COMIC MEDLY,
OR,
MUM, MUM, MUM.

Written by Mr. GARRICK.

Mr. WILKINSON will Drefs each Time in CHARACTER.

Admittance, Two Shillings.

Doors to be open'd at half an Hour after Five, and begin exacely at Seven.

** TICKETS to be had at the FLEECE.

[ WILLIAMSON, Liverpool, Pris. ]

WEDNESDAY, the 2d of September.

## Advertisement.

THE Play that was defign'd for this Evening not being sufficiently ready to be perform'd, Mr. Lee, is oblig'd to Change it to The WAY TO KEEP HIM, and the Farce of LETHE. --- Between the Play and the Farce Mr. Lee, will speak the Prologue to the AUTHOR.

By Permission of the Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR:

At the THEATRE in Smock-Alley.

This present Friday, being January the 4th, 1760,
will be presented, a COMEDY, called,

Much-ado about Nothing.

Benedict by Mr. BROWN,
Don Pedro, Mr. KENNEDY,
Leonato, Mr. HEATTON,
Verges, Mr. JOHNSON,
Don John, Mr. Jones, } { Borachio, Mr. Adcock,
Antonio, Mr. Watson, } { Conrade, Mr. Williams;
Dogberry, Mr. WAKER,
A N D
Claudio by Mr. MAHON;
Hero, Mrs. DAVIS,
Margaret, Mrs. Jones, | Urfula, Mrs. Ellard,
A N D

Beatrice by Mrs. ABINGTON.
In Act 2, will be a Mafquerade-Scene, in which will be introduced a
MINUET,
By Mrs. ABINGTON & Mr. MAHON.
And, at the End of the Play, a COUNTRY-DANCE, by the Charac-
ters in the COMEDY.
To which will be added, a FARCE of Two Acts, (never performed in
this Kingdom), called,

T A S T E:
O R,
The Diverfions of the Morning.

[Being an Alteration from the Farce called TEA, by Mr. FOOTE]
Mr. FOOTE's Characters,
Lady Pentecazle, of Blowbladder-street,
And Mr. Puzzle, (the Instructor) with Alterations and Additions.

By Mr. WILKINSON,
[In the Manner of the Original.]

By Permission of the Right Hon the LORD MAYOR.

This present MONDAY, being January the 7th, 1760,
Will be presented, a TRAGI-COMEDY, called,
The Merchant of Venice.

Shylock by Mr. BROWN,

Antonio, Mr. HEATTON,

Baffanio, Mr. KENNEDY,

Gratiana, Mr. RYDER,

The Duke, Mr. ADCOCK,

Salarino, Mr. WATSON,

Salanio, Mr. JOHNSTON,

Tubal, Mr. WILLIAMS,

Gobbo, Mr. JOHNSON,

Launcelot, by Mr. WAKER;

LORENZO, (with the Songs in Character) by

Mr. M A H O N,

Jessica, Mrs. DAVIS,

Neriffa, Mifs WILLIS,

Portia by Mrs. ABINGTON.

To which will be added, a FARCE of Two Acts, called,

T A S T E:

OR,

Mr. FOOTE's Characters,

Lady Pentweazle, of Blowbladder-Street,

By Mr. WILKINSON,

(Being his second Appearance)

By Permission of the Right Hon. the LORD-MAYOR.

To-morrow, being Thursday, January the 17th, 1760,
will be performed. The

Beggar's Opera.

Macheath by Mr. BROWN,
(Being the first Time of his appearing in that Character in this Kingdom)

Peachum, Mr. WAKER,
Lockit; Mr. JOHNSON,
Matt o'the Mint, Mr. KENNEDY,
Player, Mr. WATSON,
Beggar, Mr. HEATTON,
Polly by Mrs. ABINGTON,
Mrs. Peachum, Mrs. ADCOCK,
Lucy by Miffs IBBOTT.

To which will be added, a FARCE, called,

The AUTHOR.

Cadwallader, Mr. WILKINSON,
Mrs. Cadwallader, Mrs. ABINGTON.

On Friday next, (By DESIRE) will be presented,
King Richard III.

Boxes and Latrices, 5s. 5d. Pit, 3s. 3d. Middle Gallery y, 2s. 2d.
Upper-Gallery, 1s. 1d.

Places in the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Cullen, in Bridgestreet.

To-morrow, being Wednesday; January the 23d, 1760,
Will be presented, a TRAGEDY, called,

King L E A R.

Lear by Mr. WILKINSON,
(Being the first Time of his appearing in that Character)

Edgar, Mr. KENNEDY,
Gloster, Mr. STAYLEY,
Kent; Mr. HEATTON,
Baftard, Mr. ADCOCK,
Albany, Mr. WATSON,
Cornwall, Mr. MITTIER,
Gentleman Usher, Mr. RYDER,
Burgundy, Mr. JONES,
Old-man, Mr. WAKER,
Goneril, Mrs. JOHNSTON,
Regan, Mrs. DAVIS,

Cordelia by Mifs IBBOTT.
To which will be added, a FARCE, called,

L E T H E.

The Old Man, and the Character of Lord Chalkstone
By Mr. WILKINSON,
The Fine Lady, Mrs. ABINGTON.

On Thursday next, will be performed. The
Beggar's Opera.
WITH
SADI SELIM,

By Permission of the Right Hon. the Lord-Mayor.

At the Theatre in Smock-Alley.

(Not acted these five Years)

This present FRIDAY, being February the 1st, 1760,
will be revived, a COMEDY, called,

The Confederacy.

Brafs by Mr. BROWN,
Dick, Mr. KENNEDY,
Gripe, Mr. JOHNSON,
Moneytrap, Mr. WAKER,
Mrs. Amlet by Mr. WILKINSON,
Clariffa, Mifs PHILIPPS,
Araminta, Mrs. RYDER,
Corinna, Mrs. ABINGTON.
Flippanta by Mifs IBBOTT.

The Old Man, and the Character of Lord Chalkstone by

Mr. WILKINSON,
*Frenchman*, Mrs. ABINGTON,
*Æsop*, Mr. STAYLEY,
*Mercury*, Mr. MAHON,
*Fine Gentleman*, Mr. RYDER,
*Drunken-Man*, Mr. WAKER,
*Fine Lady*, Mifs PHILIPPS.

Places in the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Cullen, in Bride-Street.

[BY DESIRE]

This present Wednesday, being February the 6th, 1760,
will be prefented a COMEDY, called,

The Confederacy.

BRASS by Mr. BROWN,
Dick, Mr. KENNEDY,
Gripe, Mr. JOHNSON,
Moneytrap, Mr. WAKER,
Mrs. AMLET, Mr. WILKINSON,
Clariffa, Mifs PHILIPPS,
Araminta, Mrs. RYDER,
Corinna, Mrs. ABINGTON,
FLIPPANTA, Mifs IBBOTT.

To which will be added, a Farce, called,

LET HERE.

By Mr. WILKINSON,
Mercury, Mr. MAHON,
Frenchman, Mrs. ABINGTON,
Fine Lady, Mifs PHILIPPS.

To-morrow will be prefentd,
The Roman Father,
With The Virgtn Unmaſk'd.

By Permission of the Right Hon. the LORD-MAYOR:
At the THEATRE in Smock-Alley.
For the Benefit of Mr. WILKINSON:
(BY DESIRE)
On FRIDAY the 15th Day of February, 1760,
Will be presented, the TRAGEDY of
DOUGLAS.
Douglas by Mr. WILKINSON,
Lord Randolph, Mr. HURST,
Glenalvon, Mr. STAYLEY,
Old Norval by Mr. BROWN,
Anna, Mifs PHILIPPS,
Lady Randolph by Mifs IBBOTT.
With Entertainments.

Between the Play and the Farce, Mr. Wilkinson will treat
the Ladies and Gentlemen with a
*Comic Lecture; Or, Difft of all Sorts.*

The Bill of Fare confiding of the following Particulars :

1. A conspicuous Prologue.

2. A Mock Italian Burletta.

3. Lindamira, or Tragedy A-la-mode

4. Mrs. Cole, a Methodist, from the Minor; (as read by the Author at the Hay-Market.)

5. An Auctioneer, in the Manner of the Original.

6. Imitations, with additional Characters.

7. Foote's Buck and French Actors.

8. The Puppets.

9. Mr. Shuter's Cries of London.

10. And last, A General Addres to the Company. (Written by Mr. Garrick)

To which will be added, a NEW FARCE, called,

HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS.

(As it is acted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, with great Applause.)

The principal CHARACTERS by

Mr WILKINSON, Mr. Ryder, Mr. Adcock,
Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Stayley, Mrs. Abington, &c
With a Minuet, and a Song in Character.

Fickets to be had of Mr. Wilkinſon, at Mr. Gordon's, Clock-maker, on Temple-bar;
of M. Williamſon, Printer hereof; and of Mr. Cullen, Linen-drapers, in Bride-street,
where Places in the Boxes are to be taken.

Tickets delivered out for Thursday the 14th, will be taken the same Night.

To-morrow, being Thursday, February, the 21st, 1760,
Will be prefented, a TRAGEDY, called, The

Orphan of China,

Zamti, Mr. WILKINSON,

Timurkan, Mr STAYLEY,

E'tan, Mr. HURST,

Hamet, Mr. RYDER,

Morat, Mr. WATSON,

Mirvan, Mr ADCOCK,

Oc'tar, Mr. HEATTON,

Mandane, Mifs IBBOTT.

With Entertainments.

Between the Play and the Farce, Mr. Wilkinſon will treat
the Ladies and Gentlemen with a

Comic Lecture; Or, Difß of all Sorts.

1. A confpicuous Prologue.

2. A Mock Italian Burletta.

3. A Converſation Scene.

4. Imitations, with additional Characters.

5. Foote's Buck and French Actors.

6. The Puppets.

7. Mr. Shuter's Cries of London.

8. And laſt, A General Addreſs to the Company. (Written by Mr. Garrick)

High-Life Below-Stairs.

Lovel, Mr. WILKINSON,

Freeman, Mr. ADCOCK,

Lord Duke, Mr. GATES,

Sir Harry, Mr. RYDER,

Philip, Mr. HEATTON,

Lady Charlotte, Mifs PHILIPPS,

Lady Bab, Mrs. RYDER,

Mrs. Kitty Mrs. ABINGTON.

As a Number of Mr. Wilkinſon's Friends were disappointed of the Entertainment on Friday Night, for Want of Room, at their Desire, his outſtanding Tickets will be received the above Night.

On Friday next, will be prefented, For the Benefit of Mr. DUVAL L,

The Suspicious Husband.

For the Benefit of Mr. DUVALL.

This present Friday, being February, the 22d, 1760,
will be presented, a COMEDY, called,

The Suspicious Husband.

RANGER by Mr. BROWN,

Strickland, Mr. HURST,
Frankly, Mr. MAHON,
Bellamy, Mr. STAYLEY.

Buckle, Mr. JONES,
Simon, Mr. WATSON,

Mrs. Strickland, Miff PHILIPPS,
Facintha, Mrs. RYDER,

Lucetta, Mifs WILLIS,
Clarinda, Mrs. ABINGTON.

To which will be added, a Farce, called,
High-Life Below-Stairs.

(As it is acted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, with great Applause)

Lovel, Mr. WILKINSON,

Philip, Mr. HEATTON,
Lady Charlotte, Mrs. RYDER,
Lady Bab, Mifs PHILIPPS,

Mrs. Kitty Mrs. ABINGTON.
With a Minuet and Song in Character.

On Tuesday next, will be prefented, For the Benefit of Mr. BROWN,
RULE a WIFE.

To which will be added, a Tragi-Comi-Politico-Whimsical OPERA
(never performed before) called,

Gafcanado the Great :
Or, The Royal Puppet-Show.

[BY DESIRE]

For the *Benefit* of Mr. BROWN.

At the *Theatre* in *Smock-Alley*.

On Tuesday next, being the 26th of February, 1760,
Will be prefented, a COMEDY, called,
RULE a WIFE.

[Being positively the last Time of performing it this Season]

The *Copper Capt.* Mr. BROWN,
Leon, Mr. KENNEDY,
Duke, Mr. HEATTON,
Cacafogo, Mr. JOHNSON;
Don Juan, Mr. STAYLEY;
Old Woman, Mr. WAKER,
Margarita, Mifs PHILIPPS,
Eftafania, Mrs. ABINGTON.

With Entertainments of Dancing.

Lovel, Mr. WILKINSON,

Mrs. Kitty Mrs. ABINGTON.

AFTER THE FARCE,
S A D I S E L I M

Will perform several Equilibres on the WIRE,
(Being the last Time of his performing in this Kingdom)

Mr. Brown has deferred his Benefit from Monday to Tuesday, at the
Defire of several Persons of Distinction.

By Permission of the Right Hon. the Lord-Mayor.
For the Benefit of Mr. BROWN.
At the Theatre in Smock-Alley.
This present Tuesday, being the 26th of February, 1760,
Will be prefent, a COMEDY, called,
The Country Laffes.

Heartwell, Mr. STAYLEY,
Modely, Mr. GATES,
Sir John English, Mr. WAKER,
Lurcher, Mr. KENNEDY,
Freehold, Mr. JOHNSON,
Carbuncle, Mr. HEATTON,
Tim Shacklefigure, Mr. RYDER,
Flora, Mrs. PHILIPPS,
Aura, Mrs. RYDER,
Between the Play and Farce, Mr. Wilkinfon will treat the Ladies & Gentlemen with a
*Comic Lecture; Or, Difft of all Sorts.*

(Being the last Time of performing it)
To which will be added, a Farce, called,
High-Life Below-Stairs.

Lovel, Mr. WILKINSON,
Freeman, Mr. ADCOCK,
Lord Duke, Mr. GATES,
Sir Harry, Mr. RYDER,
Mrs. Kitty Mrs. ABINGTON.
With several Equilibres on the WIRE by

SADI SELIM

Mr. Brown's weakneſs after his late indispoſition making his own performance on this night precarious, and it being impoffible for him to change his night on account of the other benefits that are fixed: He has altered his intended play, rather than run any ifque of difappointing the publick and his friends, from whom, on this occasion, he hopes for, indulgence, ſince the neceſſity that obliges him to it, was unforeſeen and unavoidable.

Tickets delivered out for Rule a Wife, will be taken.

To-morrow, LOVE for LOVE.

For the Benefit of Mr. CULLEN, Box-keeper.

On THURSDAY the 6th Day of March, 1760,

Will be presented, a COMEDY, called,

Much-ado about Nothing.

Benedict by Mr. BROWN,

Don Pedro, Mr. KENNEDY,

Leonato, Mr. HURST,

Verges, Mr. JOHNSON,

Dogberry, Mr. WAKER,

Claudio, Mr. MAHON,

The Fryar, Mr. STAYLEY.

Hero, Mifs PHILIPPS,

Beatrice, Mrs. ABINGTON.

To which will be added; a Farce, called,

High-Life Below-Stairs.

Lovel, Mr. WILKINSON,

Freeman, Mr. ADCOCK,

Lord Duke, Mr. GATES,

Sir Harry, Mr. RYDER,

Philip, Mr. HEATTON,

Lady Charlotte, Mrs. RYDER;

Lady Bab, Mifs PHILIPPS,

Mrs. Kitty Mrs. ABINGTON.

TICKETS and Places in the Boxes to be taken of Mr. CULLEN, in Baide-street;

1962.

On Monday, Feb. 22, will be presented, the last New Comedy, called,

# The Jealous Wife.

With a Comic Prologue written by Mr. GARRICK.

Mr. *Oakly* by Mr. WILKINSON,

(Being his first Appearance in that Character)

*Major Oakly* by Mr. BADDELEY,
Lord Trinket, Mr. JEFFERSON,
Charles mr. REED, Ruffet mr. HEAPHY,

Sir Harry *Beagle* mr. RYDER,
Captain O'Cutter mr. SPARKS,

Lady Freelove, Mifs KENNEDY,

Harriet, Mifs MACARTNEY,

Mrs. *Oakly* by Mrs. ABINGTON,

(Being her first Appearance in that Character)

With a Variety of Entertainments: Particularly, between the Play and the Farce, Mr. Wilkinson will treat the Ladies and Gentlemen with

A Medley; or, *Tea A-la-mode*.

The BILL of FARE confiding of

WHIM and NOVELTY.

The Characters of Crambo, Upper-Leather, and Bounce,
By Mr. RYDER, Mr. HAMILTON, and Others.

With Mr. SHUTER's Raree-Show Song.

To conclude with an EPILOGUE.

Also, The PICTURE of a PLAY-HOUSE:

Or, Bucks Have at Ye ALL,

[With Alterations] by Mr. WILKINSON.

To which will be added, a Farce, [never acted in this Kingdom] called,

The COUNTRY-HOUSE.

The Characters of Mafter and Mifs Maukin by
Mr. WILKINSON, and Mifs IBBOTT.

Mr. Bernard Mr. SPARKS, Colin Mr. WAKER,

Tickets and Places to be taken of Mr. Cullen, Box-keeper, and of Mr. Wilkinson at Mr. White's, Hatter, on Temple-bar.

For the Benefit of Mr. WILKINSON;

At the THEATRE-ROYAL in SMOCK-ALLEY.
On Saturday the 25th of February will be prefented
a TRAGEDY called
1758.

JANE SHORE.

The part of *Haftings* to be performed

By Mr. WILKINSON,
Bellmour by Mr. HEAPHY,
Ratcliff by Mr. WATSON,
Glofter by Mr. STAYLEY,
Catesby by Mr. PRESTON,
Earl of Darby by Mr. DAVENPORT,
The part of *Shore* to be performed

By Mr. DEXTER,
The part of *Jane Shore*

By Mifs PHILIPS,
And the part of *Alicia* to be performed

By Mrs. FITZ-HENRY.

To which will be added a Burlesque Farce called

TOM THUMB.

The part of Queen *Dollalolla* to be performed

By Mr. WILKINSON,
*(Being the Last Time of His performing this Season.)*

Boxes and Latt. 5s. 5d. Pit 3s. 3d. Firft Gall. 2s 2d. Upper 1s.1d.

Tickets to be had of Mr. Wilkinson at his House in Big
Strand-Street, and at the Printer's hereof.

Printed by J. HOEY in Skinner-Row.

The next few bills: Crow-
Street Theatre, Dublin.
Memoirs, III, 178, et
seq.

For the BENEFIT
Mr. WILKINSON.

Theatre - Royal.
On Monday, DECEMBER, 19th, 1763;
The Mourning Bride.

Ofmyn, by Mr. BARRY,
The King, by Mr. WILKINSON,
Gonsalez, Mr. GLOVER,
Garcia, Mr. JEFFERSON,
Zara, by Mrs. FITZHENRY,
Leonora, Mifs MASON,
Almeria, by Mrs. DANCER.

Before the Play, (by particular Desire) Mr. WILKINSON, will speak
The Prodigal's Return,
(In the Manner of the ORIGINAL)
Between the Play and Farce a Variety of Novelty,
(And for that Night, Only)
TRAGEDY a-la MODE.

Crontes (the Hero) (for the first time)
Mr. WILKINSON.
After the Tragedy, &c.
A MOCK ITALIAN BURLETTA.
La Paftorella, &c. in the Manner of Sig. D'Amicis, Zingini, &c.
DANCING,
By Signor GIORGI, and Signora GIORGI,
With a New COMIC MEDLEY, Or,
MUM, MUM, MUM,

(Written by Mr. GARRICK)
To which will be added a Farce, (never acted here) called,
The Pleasures of the Town;
Or, the PUPPET SHEW.

Punch, by Mr. MESSINK,
His Wife Joan, and Bantomite, by Mr. WILKINSON,
The other Characters, by
Mr. REDDISH, Mr. MAHON, Mr. MORRIS, Mr. ELLARD,
Mrs. GLOVER, Mrs. ADCOCK, and Mrs. MAHON.

Tickets and places to be had of Mr. Neill, and of Mr. Wilkinson, at
Mr. Glaflington's Peruke-maker, near Crow-freet Theatre.

(Not Acted this Season)
For the Benefit of Mrs. BRIDGES.

At the THEATRE-ROYAL,
On Wednesday next, being the 5th. of May,
Will be prefented a Comedy, called

All's Well that Ends Well.
Capt. Parolles Mr. WOODWARD,
King Mr. WALKER,
Bertram Mr. MAHON,
Le Feu Mr. GLOVER,
Clown Mr. VERNON,
C. of Roufillion Mrs JEFFERSON,
Diana Mifs OSBORNE,
Helena Mrs. DANCER,

To which will be added
An Entertainment of Musick and Dancing, called

The Pleafures of the Spring
Interperled with a Pantomine, called

THEATRE ROYAL

To-morrow being SATURDAY the 9th of MAT. will be presented a COMEDY, (never acted here) call'd

The BROTHERS.

(Written by Mr. CUMBERLAND, Author of the WEST-INDIAN, &c.)

Captain Ironfides (with an EPILOGUE in Character) by
Mr. WILKINSON,
(Being his first Appearance in this Kingdom these 9 Years)

Elder Belfield Mr. MAHON,
Sir Benjamin Dove Mr. VANDERMERE,
Skiff Mr. KEEFFE,
Jonathan Mr. P. LEWIS,
Philip Mr. SPARKS, Jun.
Patterson Mr. CALVERT,
Old Goodwin Mr. MARLTON,
Francis Mr. WALSH,

And Young Belfield by Mr. LEWIS,

Violetta Mrs. BURDEN,
Lady Dove Mrs. HEAPHY,
Fanny Mrs. HERNE,
Lucy Waters Mrs. DAWSON,
Kitty Mrs. LOGAN,
Sophia by Mrs. DURKAVAN.

End of the Play a new Dance by Master Ward, and Mrs Archbold.

The Mayor of Garret.

Major Sturgeon Mr. WILKINSON,
Jerry Sneak KEEFFE,
Sir Jacob Jollop Mr. MARLTON,
Crispin Heeltap Mr. SPARKS,
Bruin Mr. WAKER,
Lint Mr. P. LEWIS,
Roger Master DAWSON,
Mrs. Bruin Mrs. LOGAN,
Mrs. Sneak Mrs. BURDEN.
To conclude with a Dance by the Characters.

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For the BENEFIT of
Mr. WILKINSON,
At the THEATRE ROYAL Crow-street,
On Thursday the 28th of May, will be presented a Comedy, called
The BROTHERS.

Captain Ironfides (with an EPILOGUE in Character) by
Mr. WILKINSON,
Sir Benjamin Dove Mr. VANDERMERE,
Elder Belfield Mr. DURRAVAN,
Patterton Mr. CALVERT,
Skiff Mr. KEEFFE, Philip Mr. SPARKS, Jun.
Goodwin Mr. MARLTON, Francis Mr. WALSH,
Belfield Jun. Mr. LEWIS,
Violotta Mrs. BURDEN,
Lady Dove Mrs. HEAPHY,
Fanny Mifs HERNE, Lucy Waters Mrs. DAWSON,
Sophia by Mrs. SPARKS.

End of the Play (by particular Design) the Favorite Interlude, called

TEA;
OR,
Tragedy A-la-mode.

Golcondus (the Hero with Imitations) Mr. WILKINSON,
The Princes Lindamira by a

PRINCIPAL PERFORMER.

To which will be added a Comedy of three Acts, (Written by Mr Foote,) called

The COMMISSARY.

The Commissar by Mr. WILKINSON,
Isaac Fungus Mr. MARLTON, La Fleur Mr. HOLOCOMBE,
Bridourn Mr. GLENVIL, Young Loveit Mr. SPARKS, Jun.
Mr. Gruel Mr. P. LEWIS, Simon Mr. WALSH,
Doctor Catgut Mr. CALVERT,

Widow Lovet Mr. SPARKS,
Mrs. Mecklin Mrs. BURDEN,
Jenny Mrs. O'NEILL,
Dolly Mrs. LEE.

Tickets to be had of Mr. WILKINSON's, at Mr. LORD's, in Dame-street,
and of Mr. O'NEILL in the City-street, where Places in the Boxes may be taken.

THEATRE ROYAL Crow-street.

This present MONDAY the 1st of JUNE 1772;
The BROTHERS,

(For the last Time this Season.)

Captain Ironfides (with an Epilogue in Character,) by
Mr. WILKINSON,
Sir Benjamin Dove Mr. VANDERMERE,
Elder Belfield Mr. MAHON,
Skiff Mr. KEEFFE,
Philip Mr. SPARKS, jun.
Patterson Mr. CALVERT,
Goodwin Mr. MARLTON, Francis Mr. WALSH,
And Young Belfield by Mr. LEWIS,
Violetta Mrs. BURDEN,
Lady Dove Mrs. HEAPHY,
Fanny Miff HERNE, Lucy Waters Mrs DAWSON,
Sophia by Mrs. SPARKS.

Singing by Mifs SHEWCRAFT.
Dancing by Master WARD, and Mifs ARCHBOLD.
To which will be added a FARCE, call'd

The Mayor of Garret.

Major Sturgeon Mr. WILKINSON,
Jacob Jollop Mr. MARLTON,
Jerry Sneak Mr. KEEFFE,
Lint Mr. P. LEWIS,
Crispin Heeltap Mr. SPARKS,
Bruin Mr. WAKER, Snuffle Mr. STEWARD,
Mrs. Bruin Mrs. LOGAN, Mrs. Sneak Mrs. BURDEN.

To-morrow The DOUBLE DEALER, with LOVE A-LA-MODE, for the Benefit of Mifs LEESON,

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THEATRE ROYAL
(Never acted here.)

By particular Desire of several Persons of Distinction,
For the BENEFIT of

Mr. DAWSON.

On FRIDAY the 5th of JUNE;
The Grecian Daughter,

(As now performing in LONDON.)

With new Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations.

Euphoria (the Grecian Daughter) by Mrs. SPARKS,
The Other Characters by Mr. HEAPHY,

Mr. CALVERT,
Mr. MARLTON,

Mr. KEEFFE,
Mr. CHAPLIN,

Mr. SPARKS, Jun.

Mr. P. LEWIS,
Mr. GLENVIL,

Mrs. O'Neill,

And Mr. LEWIS

Singing by Mifs SHEWCRAFT.

Dancing by Master Ward, Master Michell, and Mifs Archbold.
With (by particular Desire) several Entertainments between the Acts
By Mr. WILKINSON,

(Being the last Time but one of his Performing this Season.)

Act 2d Razon (the Barber) after the manner of the Original by
Mr. WILKINSON,

End of the Play, a Scene from the Comic Opera, call'd

The Accomplish'd Maid.

Kriegsman (the Fighting Drinking German Soldier) (with a Song
in Character) by Mr. WILKINSON.

With (not acted this Season)

The APPRENTICE.

Dick (the Apprentice) by Mr. LEWIS,
Charlotte Mifs HERNE.

To conclude with

BUCKS HAVE AT YE ALL

Tickets to be had of Mr. DAWSON, at his House in Temple-lane, and at Alderman FAULKNER's Shop.

THEATRE ROYAL Crow-ſt reet.

For the BENEFIT of

Mr. MAHON.

This present SATURDAY the 6th of JUNE 1772;

The Fashionable Lover.

Tyrrell Mr. LEWIS.

Lord Abberville Mr. KEEFFE,

Aubry Mr. MAHON,

Mortimer Mr. VANDERMERE,

Bridgemore Mr. SPARKS.

Napthalı Mr. MARLTON, Doctor Druid Mr P. LEWIS,

La Jeuneſte Mr. HOLLOCOMBE, Javvis Mr. TYRER,

Colin Macleod Mr. WILKINSON,

Mifs Bridgemore Mrs. LEE,

Mrs. Bridgemore M's. HEAPHY,

Mfs. Macintofh Mrs. LOGAN, Maid M's. O'NEILL,

And Mifs Aubry Mrs. SPARKS.

Singing by Mifs SHEWCRAFT.

End of A&d The Alamand Dance (for that Night only) by
Mr. MICHELL, and Mifs ARCHBOLD.

End of the Play (by particular Defire),

TEA; OR, TRAGEDY A-LA-MODE.

Colcondos the Hero, by Mr. WILKINSON,
Lindamira by a principal PERFORMER,

To which will be add'd a PANTOMIME ENTERTAINMENT, (not per-
tormed these four Years) call'd

A Trip to the Dargle,

With ALTERATIONS and ADDITIONS.

Halequin by Mr. VANDERMERE,

Squire Mulroony Mr. KEEFFE,

Myneer Van Dunderman Butter Box Mr. WAKER,

May Maids Mrs. BARRE, Mrs. LOGAN, Mrs. MAXWELL, &c.

Shepherds Mr. CHAPLIN, Mr. LOWDEN, Mr. WALSH, &c.

Clown by Mr. SPARKS, Colombine by Mrs. PRICE,

In the Pantomime will be Introduced a favourite Duett by

Mr. MAHON, and Mr. GLENVIL.

Tickets to be had of Mr. MAHON, at Mr. Mc.LOUGHLIN's, Temple-bar,
Places in the Boxes to be taken of Mr. O'NEIL, in Abbey-street.

THEATRE ROYAL

By particular Desire of several Perfons of Distinction.

For the BENEFIT of

Mr. MAHON.

On SATURDAY the 6th of JUNE 1772;
Will be prelented a COMIC OPERA, (never Acted here,) call'd

The Royal Merchant,

(As now performing in London with Universal Applause.)

The Music composed by Mr. LINDLEY of Bath.

The principal Characters by Mr. MAHON,

Mr. LEWIS,
Mr. KEEFFE,
Mr. P. LEWIS,
Mr. WAKER,
Mr. MARLTON,
Mrs. BARRE,
Mrs. LOGAN,

Mr. GLENVIL,
Mr. CHAPLIN,
Mr. VANDERMERE,
Mr. SPARKS, fun.
After DAWSON,
WILKINSON,
Mrs. O'NEILL,
And Mrs. SPARKS.

To conclude with a new Country Dance by the Characters.

End of Act 2d The Alamand Dance (for that Night only) by
Mr. MICHELL, and Mifs ARCHBOLD,

End of the Opera, (by particular Desire.)

TEA; OR, TRAGEDY A-LA-MODE.

The Parts of Shift Smirk and Mrs. Cole by Mr. WILKINSON,

To which will be added a PANTOMIME ENTERTAINMENT, (not performed these four Years) call'd

A Trip to the Dargle,

With ALTERATIONS and ADDITIONS,

Harlequin by Mr. VANDERMERE,

Squire Mulroony Mr. KEEFFE,

In this Pantomime will be Introduced a favourite Duett by

Mr. MAHON, and Mr. GLENVIL.

MR. AICKIN'S NIGHT.

On WEDNESDAY the 29th. of FEBRUARY 1764 will be Presented a Comedy, (not Acted here these Seven Years) call'd

MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.

Written by SHAKESPEAR.
BEATRICE, — — — Mrs. BELLAMY,
(Being her first appearance in that Character on this Stage)

Edinb

CLAUDIO, Mr. BRIDGES,
LEONATO, Mr. BAKER,
PEDRO, Mr. CRESSWICK,
DON JOHN Mr. GRANGER,
DOGBERRY, Mr. PARKER,
VERGES, Mr. LANCASHIRE,
ANTONIO, Mr. PHILLIPS,
BORACHIO, Mr. COOKES,
CONRADE, Mr. STANDEN,
BENEDICT, Mr. AICKIN,

(Being his first appearance in that Character)
MARGARETTA, Mrs. GRANGER.
URSULA, Mrs. PYE.
HERO, Mrs. MOZEEN,

Between the Play and Farce will be introduced the celebrated Scene of Lady PENTWEAZLE, from Mr. Foote's Comedy of

T A S T E.

Lady PENTWEAZLE, from BLOW-BLADDER-STREET, Mr. WILKINSON.

After which will be performed a COMEDY of two acts (written by MURPHY) call'd The

UPHOLSTERER;
OR, WHAT NEWS?

Pamphlet (a political writer) and Razor (a mad Barber) Mr. WILKINSON,
Quidnunc (the Upholsterer) Mr. GRANGER,
Rovewell, Mr. AICKIN,
Bellmour, Mr. BAKER,
Brisk, Mr. LANCASHIRE,
Feeble, Mr. COOKES,
Harriet; Mifs WORLEY,
Termagant, Mrs. PYE.

Tickets to be had at the usual places, and of Mr. Aickin in Falkener's Land, Canongate.

THEATRE

Mr. WILKINSON'S BENEFIT.

On WEDNESDAY EVENING, being the 14th of MARCH,

1964 Will be prefented a COMEDY called, THE

WAY TO KEEP HIM.

Mrs. Lovemore, — — — Mrs. BELLAMY,

Lovemore, Mr. WILKINSON,

Sir Brilliant Fashion, Mr. AICKIN,

William, Mr. CRESSWICK,

Mudlin, Mrs. PYE,

Widow Bellmour, Mrs. MOZEEN.

Before the Play, a SERIO-COMIC PROLOGUE,

Botwen the Play and the Faree, (in a manner never performed here.)

TRAGEDY ALAMODE.

Crentes, (the Hero,) Mr. WILKINSON,

Lindamira, (the Princefs,) for the first time, Mr. LANCASHIRE,

The King, Mr. STANDEN.

WITH A MOCK ITALIAN BURLETTA.

ALSO,

BUCKS HAVE AT YE ALL.

DUKE AND NO DUKE,

OR,

TRAPPOLIN'S VAGARIES.

Trappolin, Mr. WILKINSON.

To Begin at SIX o'Clock.

TICKETS to be had at the usual Places.

NEVER PERFORM'D HERE.

Edinb.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF
MR. WILKINSON.

*********

On FRIDAY the 22d of MARCH, will be preſented a TRAGEDY call'd The
RIVAL QUEENS;

1765

Or, The DEATH of
ALEXANDER THE GREAT.

Alexander, Mr. WILKINSON,
Caffander, Mr. CRESSWICK,
Hepheſtion, Mr. WHEELER,
Lyſimachus, Mr. ROBSON,
Polyperchon, Mr. BARRET,
Philip, Mr. STABLE,
Perdiccas, Mr. HAMILTON,
Clytus, Mr. AICKIN,
Statira, Mrs. MOZEEN,
Syſigambis, Mrs. SMITH,
Parifatis, Mrs. ROBSON,
Roxana, Mrs. PYE.

With the TRIUMPHAL ENTRY of
ALEXANDER INTO BABYLON,
And a GRAND CHORUS.

The DECORATIONS intirely NEW.

To which will be added a FARCE of one Act (never perform'd before) called
HARLEQUIN SOLDIER.

(Taken from ALLAN RAMSAY's Tale of the Miller and Monk.)

Harlequin Soldier, Mr. STAMPER,
Scaramouch, Mr. LANCASHIRE,
Pantaloon, Mr. STABLE,
Hodge Podge, Mr. HAMILTON,
Brief, Mr. WILKINSON,
Columbine, Mrs. WHEELER.

After the Farce, Mr. WILKINSON will give

MR. GARRICK'S MEDLEY, OR MUM, MUM—

TICKETS to be had at the ufual Places, and of Mr. WILKINSON at
the first House within the Head of St. MARY's Wynd.

["At the NEW CONCERT-HALL.", "On WEDNESDAY Evening being the 29th. of May, will be perform'd", "A CONCERT OF MUSIC.", "Between the several Parts of the CONCERT will be prefented (gratis) a COMEDY call'd", "LOVE MAKES A MAN;\nOR, THE\nFOP'S FORTUNE.", "Carlos, Mr. AICKIN,", "Don Choleric, Don Choleric, Don Choleric, Don Ch

THEATRE.

By His MAJESTY'S SERVANTS,
On MONDAY, MAY 16th, will be performed,
NEVER ACTED HERE,
The celebrated COMEDY of The

NABOB
OR, THE
Eaft - India Director.

Written by SAMUEL FOOTE, Efq;

And performed SIXTY NIGHTS fucceſively, with uncommon Applaufe,
At the Theatre-royal in the Hay-Market, London.

In this Piece will be repreſented, the wife and admirable Meeting, together
with the invaluable Preſents made on the Nabob's Admiſſion into the
London Society of ANTIQUARIANS.

The part of the Nabob by Mr WILKINSON,
(After the Manner of the Original.)

Mr Oldham, Mr WEBB.
Sir John Oldham, Mr MASSEY.
Touch'em, an Alderman of the Borough of Bribe'em Mr JOHNSON.
Janus, Porter to the Nabob, Mr DEATH.
Phil Putty, Mr HATTON.
Secretary, Mr BEYNON.
Charles Oldham, Mr WESTON.
Rapine, Mr WEST.
Conſerve, Mr CHARTERIS.
Picard, Mr GRANGER.
Sophia, Mrs JOHNSON.
Mrs Tulip, Mrs CHARTERIS.
Lady Oldham, Mrs WEBB.

To which will be added, NEVER ACTED HERE, The
MAID of BATH.

Written also by SAMUEL FOOTE, Efq.
Flint, Mr WILKINSON.
Sir Christopher Cripple, Mr JOHNSON.
Major Racket, Mr HATTON.
Billy Button, Mr DEATH.
Poultice, Mr WEBB.
Lady Catharine Coldſtream, Mrs WEBB.
Mrs Linnet, Mrs CHARTERIS.
Mids Linnet, the Maid of Bath, Mrs WESTON.

Tickets to be had of Mr BURT at the Office of the Theatre.

The next few bills are
Edinburgh, 1777 (i.e.,
the same actors regular-
ly appear in all the
plays)

T H E A T R E.

At the End of the Week, the Plays, for the future, will be on FRIDAYS instead of SATURDAYS, as the Public usually go out of Town on the Saturdays.

LAST NIGHT of Mr WILKINSON's performing.
By His MAJESTY's SERVANTS,
On WEDNESDAY, MAY 18th, will be performed,
NEVER ACTED HERE,
The celebrated COMEDY of The
Devil upon Two Sticks.

Written by SAMUEL FOOTE, Esqr.

As perform'd at the Theatre-Royal in the Hay-Market, with the greatest Applause.

The Devil on Two Sticks, by Mr WILKINSON.
Sir Thomas Maxwell, Mr WEBB.
Invoice, Mr HATTON.
Apozem, Mr INCHBALD.
Julep, Mr MASSAY.
Doctor Squib, Mr JOHNSON.
Mr Pherfon, Mr CHARTERIS.
Doctor Laft, Mr DEATH.
Charlotte, Mrs JOHNSON.
Mrs Maxwell, Mrs CHARTERIS.

To which will be added, A COMEDY of THREE ACTS, call'd, The

L Y A R.

Written also by SAMUEL FOOTE, Esqr.

Young Wilding, the Lyar, Mr WILKINSON.
Pappilion, Mr INCHBALD.
Old Wilding, Mr MASSEY.
Sir James Elliot, Mr HATTON.

Mrs Godfrey, Mrs JOHNSON.
Kitty, Mrs CHARTERIS.
Mrs Grantham, Mrs WESTON.

1768

For the Benefit of Mr. WILKINSON
Theatre in the Haymarket, on
Monday, August 1, will be performed
THE REHEARSAL.

The Character of Bayes by Mr. WILKINSON.
In which will be introduced, Variety of Imitations.
With an additional Reinforcement of Mr. BAYES new-
ished Troops. And a FARCE. The principal Cha-
acter by Mr. Foote. With Entertainments as will be
expected in the Bill of the Day.
Tickets, and Places for the Boxes to be had at the
Theatre, and of Mr. Wilkinfon, in Halmoon-street,
Strand.

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Glasgow 1774

THEATRE.
For the BENEFIT of Mr WILKINSON.

On THURSDAY the 12th of MAY,
Will be presented, A COMEDY,
NEVER ACTED HERE, call'd, The
School for FATHERS.
OR,
LIONEL AND CLARISSA.

Perform'd for several Seasons repeatedly at the Theatres-Royal, LONDON,
DUBLIN, and YORK, with the greatest Applause.

COLONEL OLDBOY, (with the Songs in Character) Mr WILKINSON.

Sir John Flowerdale, Mr INCHBALD.
Jeffamy, Mr DEATH.
Harman, Mr BEYNON.
Jenkins, Mr MASSEY.
Lionel, Mr WOODS.
Diana, Mrs WESTON.
Lady Mary Oldboy, Mrs WEBB.
Jenny, Mrs JOHNSON.
Clarissa, Mrs INCHBALD.

After the Play will be Presented,
SCRUB'S TRIP to the JUBILEE,

(As altered by D. GARRICK, Esqr.)
To be Spoken by Mr DEATH, in the Character of SCRUB.

To which will be added, a Piece written by Mr Foote, call'd, The
Diverfions of the Morning,
A DISH of TEA; Or,
TRAGEDY-a-la-Mode.

Lady Pentweazle from Blow-Bladder-Street, by Mr WILKINSON.

Carmine, Mr HATTON.

Project (in which character he will give the Puppets) and Golcondus, the Hero,
By Mr WILKINSON.

The King, Tribus the Friend, and the character of Lindamira,
The PRINCESS in TEARS,
To the best Advantage.

To begin exactly at SEVEN o'clock.

Tickets to be had of Mr WILKINSON, at the BLACK-BULL,
and of Mr BURT at the Office of the Theatre.