THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN

This present WEDNESDAY, February 9, 1814,

Will be acted, Shakespeare's Tragedy of

Julius Caesar.

Julius Caesar by Mr. EGERTON.

Octavius Caesar by Mr. HAMERTON,

Marc Antony by Mr. CONWAY,

Lepidus by Mr. MURRAY,

Brutus by Mr. KEMBLE.

Cæsar by Mr. YOUNG,

Cæsar by Mr. FAWCETT,

Trebonius by Mr. BARRYMORE.

Decius by Mr. ABBOTT, Metellus by Mr. CRESWELL,

Cinna by Mr. KING, Popilius Lænas by Mr. NORRIS,

Titinius by Mr. CLAREMONT, Soothlayer by Mr. CHAPMAN,

Flavius, Mr. BROOKE, Servius, Mr. TREBY, Strato, Mr. Heath

Clitus by Mr. Yarnold, Lucius by Mr. Menage,

Varro by Mr. Sarjant, Pindarus by Mr. Durufet,

Plebeians, Mefirs, ATKINS, SIMMONS, HOWELL, CRUMPTON,

Calpurnia by Mifs LOGAN,

Poria by Mrs. POWELL,

Matrons, Mefdames Adami, Bologna, Coates, Grimaldi,

Virgins, Mefirs, Bologna, Cox, Findlay, Heath, Ryall, Standen.

To which will be added the Farce of

The Spoil'd Child.

Mr. Pickle by Mr. SIMMONS, Little Pickle by Mifs S. BOOTH,

Tag by Mr. LISTON, John, Mr. KING, Thomas Mr. Yarnold, James Mr. Grant

Mifs Pickle by Mrs. DAVENPORT, Maria by Mifs COOKE

Sulan by Mifs Leferve, Margery by Mrs. Whitmore.

NO ORDERS can be ADMITTED.

A Private Box may be had nightly, on application to Mr. Brandon at the Box-office

Boxes 7s. Second Price 5s 6d.—Pit 3s 6d. Second Price 2s.

Lower Gallery 4s. Second Price 1s.—Upper Gallery 1s. Second Price 6d.

The Box will be opened at HALF past FIVE, and the Play begin at HALF past SIX

Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. BRANDON, at the Box-Office, Hart-street, from Ten till Four,

Printed by E. Macleith, 2, Bow-street, London.

The New Opera of The FARMER's WIFE

on its 4th representation, was greeted with enthroned and encreased applause from every part of the Theatre, and will be repeated every night till further notice, excepting those nights appropriated to the completion of Mr. KEMBLE's engagement.

To prevent as much as possible the disappointment of those numerous parties who have not been able to procure Boxes for Shakespeare's Tragedies of CORIOLANUS, and JULIUS CAESAR, Mr. KEMBLE will perform two extra nights,—on Monday and on Wednesday in the ensuing week.—His performances will therefore be as follow—

on Friday—on Monday—and on Wednesday the 16th,

which shall be positively the last night of his engagement.

Tomorrow, the NEW OPERA.

with the new Pantomime of HARLEQUIN & the SWANS; or The Bath of Beauty

On Friday, Shakespeare's Tragedy of HAMLET.

Hamlet by Mr. KEMBLE,

To which will be added the Farce of The PORTRAIT of CERVANTES,

On Saturday, the NEW OPERA—To which will be added the melo-Drama of

ALADDIN; or, the WONDERFUL LAMP,

On Monday, Shakespeare's Play of CORIOLANUS.

Coriolanus, Mr. KEMBLE.

The Publick are respectfully informed that

JORDAN in the Park.