NEVER ACTED HERE.

Theatre-Royal, York.

On Tuesday Evening, March 12th, 1805, their Majesties Servants will perform a Popular
NEW COMEDY, called

The Blind Bargain;
Or, HEAR IT OUT!

(Written by Mr. REYNOLDS, and performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden, with unbounded Applause.)

Sir Andrew Analyfe, - Mr KNIGHT
Villars, - - Mr CUMMINS
Jack Analyfe, - Mr CARLETON
Tourly, - - Mr MELVIN
Doctor Pliable, - Mr CARR
Giles Woodbine, - Mr BENNETT
Frank, - - Mr HOPE

James, - - Mr JARMAN
David, - - Mr ELLIOTT
Henry, - - Mifs JARMAN
Mrs Villars, - Mrs WORTHINGTON
Mifs Gurnett, - Mrs JARMAN
Sophia Woodbine, Mifs MILLS
Rachel, - - Mrs ELLIOTT

In Act 4th, a SONG incidental to the Piece,

By Mifs MILLS.

THE LYRICAL EPILOGUE,

By Mr BENNETT.

After which, a New Operatic Entertainment, (second time here) called

MATRIMONY.

As Performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, with universal Applause.

(With New SCENERY and DECORATIONS.)

The MUSIC by Messrs KING and KELLY.

Baron de Limburg, - Mr CARR
Delaval, - - Mr MELVIN
O'Cloghorty, - - Mr BENNETT
First Soldier, - - Mr HOPE

Second Soldier, - - Mr ELLIOTT
Clara, - - - Mifs MILLS
Lifetta, - - - Mrs CARR

To begin at Half past SIX o'clock.

TICKETS, BOX 43.—PIT 23. 6d.—FIRST GAL. 23.—UPPER GAL. 1s.
SECOND PRICE, BOX 23.—PIT 1s. 6d.—FIRST GAL. 1s.

The Public are respectfully informed, that in order to prevent disappointment at the Benefits, &c. not any Seats can be secured, unless paid for at the time of taking them, to be had at the Theatre only, every day, Sundays excepted, from Eleven till Two; a rule established at the Theatre-Royal, Hull, &c. and highly approved.
On WEDNESDAY, "HE WOULD BE A SOLDIER,"—"CATHERINE and PERTRUCHIO," and the Pantomime of "The FAIRY; or, BRITANNIA's TRIUMPH."

W. Storry, Printer, York.