THEATRE-ROYAL, YORK.

On TUESDAY EVENING, March 3, 1801, Their Majesties Servants will perform
a COMEDY, called

Wives as they Were,
AND
Maids as they Are.

Lord Priory, - Mr MATHEWS.
Sir William Dorrillon, - Mr CUMMINS.
Sir George Evelyn, - Mr WRENCH.
Mr Bronzely, - Mr MELVIN.
Mr Norberry, - Mr JOHNSON.
Oliver, - Mr WOOD.
Nabson, - Mr HOPE.

Lady Priory, - Mrs WILLIAMS.
Lady Mary Raffle, - Miſ ERRINGTON.
Miſs Dorrillon, - Mrs JOHNSON.

After which an entire New Pantomimical Drama, (never performed here) in 3 parts, call'd

OBI;

OR, THREE FINGER'D JACK.

Prepared under the immediate direction of Mr. RICHER.

WITH APPROPRIATE

Dresses, Scenery, and Decorations,

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

THE OVERTURE

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

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

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

THE PANTOMIMICAL DRAMA OF

OBI; OR, THREE FINGER'D JACK,

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

*†* TO BEGIN A QUARTER PAST SIX O'CLOCK.

Tickets and Places to be had at the Theatre from Eleven till Two.

On THURSDAY,
“LAUGH WHEN YOU CAN,”

END OF THE PLAY,

Mr. Richer's Performances on the Tight Rope,

TO CONCLUDE WITH THE

“RIVAL SOLDIERS,”

Being for the Benefit of Mr. RICHER, and the last Night of his Engagement.

(W. Blanchard, Printer, York.)