Weymouth.

On Tuesday next a Grand Spectacle will be Exhibited by the
Managers of the Cumberland Company of Players.

CALLED THE
Mock Election.

In the course of this Farce, will be presented to the Public, a splended
Procession in the order following:

BRITANNIA Veiled, mourning her lost Freedom, her attendant Lion muzzled, led by Captive Slaves two and two, having gilt Handcuffs, and each gagged with a Golden Key, to prevent their be-traying their Master's Secrets.

The Portraits of the Immortal HAMPDEN and RUSSEL, reversed, and immediately following, that of the Duke of Fungus Land, with appropriate devises.—In lieu of the Cap of Liberty and 1688, a Mountebank will be seen carrying a Fool's Cap, and Bells, Anno Domini 1812.—He will be followed by a certain number of Jack Asses superbly caparisoned.—These Animals have been taught by the Managers to bray in so wonderful a manner, that at a little distance you might mistake the sound for that of an English Hurrah!

Next will appear (led also by Slaves accoutered like the preceding ones) two Mules—On the right will be seated one of the Managers, a Rod in one hand, and a Roll of Deeds in the other, his head crowned with Mushrooms, his dress brought from Guernsey at a vast expense by permission of the Custom House Officers: he will be surrounded by Imps carrying bundles of manufactured Votes, sixpences cut into almost invisible particles, and Bags of Peppercorns split ad infinitum.

His Brother Manager on the left, holding Justice drunk in one hand, her Scales broken, and her Bandage torn, whilst with the other he will bestow false Guineas from the Treasury Mint, to the gaping Crowd—Lastly will be seen advancing, seated on THREE STOOLS OF REPENTANCE, drawn each by Six Curs of a Mongrel Breed,

THE THREE PUPPETS,

who have lately afforded so much amusement to the Inhabitants of Weymouth and Melcombe
Regis, and have proved so profitable to the Cumberland Company. These will be habited as a
HARLEQUIN, PANTALOON, and CLOWN, and having made a mock Oration to the Spectators,
will proceed in due Procession to the BRIDGE, where the Mock Chairing is to take place, unless
as it is rumoured, they find themselves unable to bear the barking of the ENGLISH BULL DOGS,
in which case, Harlequin, by a stroke of his Wand, will turn his Triumphant Car, into a Post
Chaise, his Curs into a pair of jaded Hacks, and taking Pantaloon and the Clown with him, be
immediately transported to Fungus Land, taking French leave of their Employers.

N. B. Persons desirous of procuring Seats for this superb Show, are requested to be early in their applications to the Managers, Weather-Cock Point, or at J— H—’s Office, Mushroom Street, Melcombe, as it is positively the last time of these WONDERFUL PUPPETS acting.

\*\* The Royal Fungus Land Band will attend and Play the Loyal Air of

“ CROPIES LIE DOWN.”

Oct. 26, 1812.

G. Kay, Printer, adjoining the Guildhall, St. Edmund-Street, Weymouth.