*p1794 9 15 cg The Rival Queens; or, Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden.  [Characters 
by Lewis, Johnstone, Munden, Fawcett, Harley, Powel, Farley, Claremont, Thompson
, Mrs Fawcett.  Cast from +London Chronicle=, 16 Sept., and +Larpent MS=:% Tim H
alf@Price-Lewis; Mr O'Flannagan-Johnstone; Mr Town-Harley; Empress Drury Lane-Mr
 Fawcett; Queen Covent Garden-Mr Munden; Mrs Town-Mrs Fawcett; unassigned-Powel,
 Farley, Claremont, Thompson [; they acted the four unassigned parts in Larpent 
MS: +Drury Lane Man=r, +Covent Garden Man=r, +Drury Lane Messenger=r, +Stage Man
=r%.  *aThe Suspicious Husband.  Ranger-Lewis; Strickland-Farren; Bellamy-Davies
; Jack Meggot-Bernard; Tester (1st time [i.e. 1st appearance])-Burton; Buckle-Fa
rley; Ranger's Servant-Cross; Chairmen-Rock, Ledger; Frankly-Holman; Mrs Strickl
and-Miss Chapman; Jacintha-Miss Cornelys (1st appearance on this stage); Lucetta
-Mrs Mattocks; Milliner-Mrs Lloyd; Landlady-Mrs Platt; Clarinda-Mrs Pope.  *aSpr
igs of Laurel.  Lenox-Johnstone; Nipperkin-Munden; Sinclair-Incledon; Major Tact
ic-Davies; Corporal Squib-Claremont; Capt. Cruizer-Powel; George Streamer-Mrs Ma
rtyr; Mary-Mrs Clendining.  *c1st piece [1st time; PREL I, by $Thomas Holcroft=,
 based on +The Covent Garden Tragedy=, by $Henry Fielding=.  +Larpent MS 1039=; 
not published; synopsis of plot in +Morning Herald=, 16 Sept.].  "The two Queens
 are represented by $Munden= and $Fawcett=, who are dressed up fantastically, we
aring as Crowns Models of the two Theatres" (+Morning Chronicle=, 16 Sept.).  +C
ovent-Garden= was crowned with a triangular representation of the +Piazza=; +Dru
ry-Lane= with her own Theatre, surmounted by +Apollo=" (+Morning Herald=, 16 Sep
t.).  [This was $Burton='s 1st appearance in +London=; he was from the +Norwich 
theatre=.  $Miss Cornelys= was from the +Dublin= theatre.]  No Money to be retur
ned.  Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s. Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2s. Gallery 2s. Second
 Price 1s. Upper Gallery 1s.  Places for the Boxes to be taken of $Brandon= at t
he Office in +Hart-street=.  The Doors to be opened at 5:30.  To begin at 6:30 [
see 30 Oct.].  Receipts: #305 1s. 6d. (296.10.6; 8.11.0).  *phay The Liar.  *aPe
eping Tom.  *aMy Grandmother.  [See conclusion of preceding season.%  *p16 dl Th
e Jew.  Sir Stephen Bertram-Aickin; Charles Ratcliffe-Wroughton; Frederick Bertr
am-Palmer; Sheva-Bannister Jun.; Mr Saunders-Maddocks; Jabal-Suett; Mrs Ratcliff
e-Mrs Hopkins; Eliza Ratcliffe-Mrs Goodall; Mrs Goodison-Mrs Booth; Dorcas-Miss 
Tidswell.  *aMy Grandmother.  Sir Matthew Medley-Maddocks; Vapour-Bannister Jun.
; Woodly-Sedgwick; Gossip-Suett; Souffrance-Benson; Waiter-Bland; Servant-Lyons;
 Charlotte-Miss DeCamp; Florella-Miss Leak.  *cBoxes 6s, Second Price 3s. Pit 3s
. 6d. Second Price 2s. Gallery 2s. Second Price 1s. Upper Gallery 1s. Second Pri
ce 6d.  No Money to be returned.  Places for the Boxes to be taken of $Fosbrook=
, at the Office in +Russell-Street=.  Printed by $C. Lowndes=, next the Stage Do
or [and see 7 Oct.].  The Doors to be opened at 5:30.  To begin at 6:30 [see 28 
Oct.].  $Powell=, 15 Sept.: +Jew= rehearsed at 11; 16 Sept.: +My Grandmother= re
hearsed at 10.  Receipts: #387 16s. 6d. (307.1.0; 79.2.0; 1.13.6).  *p17 cg Othe
llo.  Othello-Pope; Roderigo-Bernard; Cassio-Macready; Brabantio-Hull; Lodovico-
Davies; Duke-Thompson; Gratiano-Powel; Montano-Claremont; Iago-Harley; Emilia-Mr
s Fawcett; Desdemona-Mrs Pope.  *aNetley Abbey.  Captain Oakland-Incledon; Oakla
nd-Munden; Gunnel-Fawcett; Jeffery-Townsend; Sterling-Powel; Rapine-Rees; M'Scra
pe-Johnstone; Ellen Woodbine-Mrs Mountain; Lucy Oakland-Miss Hopkins; Catherine-
Mrs Martyr.  *cAfterpiece: 11th time [i.e. in continuation of the reckoning for 
the previous season].  The Music composed by $Baumgarten=, $Paisiello=, $Dr Arne
=, $W. Parke=. $Howard= and $Shield=.  Books of the Songs to be had at the Theat
re.  Receipts: #230 12s. 6d. (226.1.6; 4.11.0).  *phay The Sultan.  *aA Bold str
oke for a Wife.  *aThe Purse.  [See conclusion of preceding season.%  *p18 dl Th
e Wonder.  Don Lopez-Baddeley; Don Felix-Kemble; Frederick-Packer; Don Pedro-Sue
tt; Colonel Briton-Wroughton; Gibby-Moody; Lissardo-Bannister Jun.; Alguazile-Jo
nes; Vasquez-Trueman; Soldier-Phillimore; Donna Violante-Mrs Goodall; Donna Isab
ella-Miss DeCamp; Inis-Miss Collins; Flora-Miss Pope.  *aThe Prize; or, 2. 5. 3.
 8.  Lenitive-Bannister Jun.; Mr Caddy-Benson; Heartwell-Whitfield; Label-Suett;
 Juba-Master Welsh; Mrs Caddy-Mrs Booth; Caroline-Miss DeCamp.  *c$Powell=: +Won
der= rehearsed at 10 ($Miss DeCamp= one scene); +Prize= at 12.  Receipts: #289 1
6s. [191.3.0; 96.3.6; 2.9.6).  *p19 cg The Beaux Stratagem.  Archer-Lewis; Aimwe
ll-Farren; Father Foigard-Johnstone; Boniface (1st time)-Davenport; Sullen-Powel
; Gibbet-Bernard; Sir Charles Freeman-Claremont; Scrub-Munden; Cherry-Mrs Martyr
; Dorinda-Mrs Mountain; Lady Bountiful-Mrs Platt; Gipsey-Miss Stuart; Mrs Sullen
-Mrs Pope.  *aThe Poor Soldier.  Patrick-Johnstone; Dermot-Incledon; Fitzroy-Dav
ies; Father Luke-Rock; Bagatelle-Farley; Darby-Munden; Norah-Mrs Mountain; Kathl
ane-Mrs Martyr.  *c[This was $Davenport='s 1st appearance in +London=; he was fr
om the +Dublin theatre=.]  Receipts: #191 7s. (179.5; 12.2).  *p20 dl The Heires
s.  Sir Clement Flint-Bensley; Clifford-Wroughton; Lord Gayville-Palmer; Alscrip
-Suett; Chignon-Baddeley; Mr Blandish-Whitfield; Mr Rightly-Aickin; Prompt-R. Pa
lmer; Lady Emily-Mrs Goodall; Miss Alscrip-Miss Pope; Miss Alton-Miss DeCamp (1s
t appearance in that character); Mrs Blandish-Miss Collins; Mrs Sagely-Mrs Booth
; Tiffany-Miss Tidswell.  *aMy Grandmother.  As 16 Sept.  *c[Afterpiece in place
 of +The Virgin Unmask'd=, advertised on playbill of 18 Sept.]  $Powell=, 19 Sep
t.: +Henry V= rehearsed at 10; +Lodoiska= at 12; 20 Sept.: +Heiress= rehearsed a
t 11.  Receipts: #246 5s. 6d. (155.2.6; 89.2.6; 2.0.6).  *p22 cg Macbeth.  Macbe
th-Holman; Macduff-Pope; Banquo-Farren; Duncan-Hull; Malcolm-Macready; Ross-Davi
es; Donalbaine-Simmons; Seyton-Thompson; Doctor-Powel; Hecate-Richardson; Witche
s-Munden, Fawcett, Bernard; Lady Macbeth-Mrs Pope.  *aHarlequin and Faustus; or,
 The Devil will have his Own.  [I. +A Representation of Tartarus=v exhibiting th
e Punishments of Sisyphus, Tantalus, Ixion, Titius, Phlegyas (design'd and execu
ted by $Richards=; music by $Shield=)% Lucifer-Holland; Pillardoc-Richardson; As
modius-Townsend; Orchus-Blurton; Belial-Linton; Ades-Street; [II. +The Study of 
Dr Faustus=v (painted by $Hodgins=).% Dr Faustus-Farley; Zany-Simmons; [III. +A 
Landscape and Water Mill=v (painted by $Walmsley=).% Harlequin-Bayzand; Pierrot-
Follett; Miller-Hawtin; Miller's Wife-Miss Leserve; Colombine-Mme Rossi; Philide
l-Miss Hopkins; [IV. +A View of a Country Inn: The Bull and Dog=v (The Machinery
 by $Hodgins=).% Dancing@Master (with a +song= in character)-Fawcett; [V. +A Rep
resentation of the Scaffolding=v prepared for erecting the New Theatre-Royal +Dr
ury Lane=, as it appeared in July (1793).% Irishman (with a +song= in character)
-Rock; [Which changes to a View of the above Building, as it will appear when co
mpleted (designed and painted by $Malton=).% +Playhouse Glee= (composed by $Dr A
rne=)-Bernard, Davies, Linton, Street, Spofforth; [VI. +A View of Smithfield on 
a Market@Day=v (painted by $Hodgins= and $Phillips=).% Ballad Singer (with a +so
ng= in character)-Fawcett; [VII. +The Garden of Faustus=v (painted by $Pugh=).% 
Zephyrus-Holland; Flora-Mlle St.Amand[; VIII. +A Street=v in which is introduced
 two Trick Sedan Chairs (designed by Hodgins). IX. +A Farm Yard=v, which changes
 to a +Chinese Bridge=v, in which will be introduced the celebrated piece of mac
hinery, +The Peacock=v. X. +A Tobacco Warehouse=v which changes to an Equestrian
 Figure by $Roubiliac=. XI. +The Infernal Regions=v and a Shower of Fire. XII. +
The Temple of Glory=v (designed and executed by $Hodgins=)%.  *sMainpiece: Vocal
 Parts-Johnstone, Incledon, Bowden, Townsend, Rock, Linton, Blurton, Abbot, Stre
et, Miss Poole, Mrs Mountain, Mrs Clendining, Miss Hopkins, Mrs Henley, Miss Stu
art, Mrs Arnold, Mrs Watts, Miss Leserve, Mrs Lloyd, Mrs Bayzand, Mrs Blurton, M
rs Masters, Mrs Martyr.  *cAfterpiece: 54th time [i.e. in continuation of the re
ckoning for the previous season, when it had been acted 52 times].  Account-Book
; Paid Music #8 17s. 4d.; Properties 5s.; Chorus Singers #1 10s. [apiece]; Wardr
obe #6 1s. 9d.; Supernumeraries #5 1s.; $Sloper= for Scenemen #28 11s. 6d.; $Hod
gins= and apprentice #6 5s.; $Walmsley= #5 5s.; $Phillips= #2 12s. 6d.; $Dick= f
or making Clothes to 19th Inst. #7 1s.  Receipts: #312 7s. (304.14; 7.13).  *p23
 dl King Henry the Fifth; or, The Conquest of France.  King Henry-Kemble; Duke o
f Gloucester-C. Kemble; Duke of Bedford-Dignum; Duke of Exeter-Aickin; Earl of W
estmoreland-Sedgwick; Archbishop of Canterbury-Maddocks; B. of Ely-Jones; Earl o
f Cambridge-Webb; Lord Scroop-Cooke; Sir Thomas Gray-Bland; Sir T. Erpingham-Wal
dron; Gower-R. Palmer; Fluellen-Baddeley; Nym-Burton; Bardolph-Phillimore; Pisto
l-Suett; Boy-Master Chatterley; Williams-Whitfield; Bates-Banks; King Charles-Pa
cker; Dauphin-Barrymore; Duke of Burgundy-Trueman; Constable-Benson; Governor of
 Harfleur-Hollingsworth; Montjoy-Caulfield; Quickly-Mrs Booth; Queen Isabel-Mrs 
Powell; Katharine-Miss DeCamp.  *aNo Song No Supper.  Crop-Dignum; Frederick-Cau
lfield; Endless-Suett; Robin-Bannister Jun.; William-Sedgwick; Servant-Webb; Dor
othy-Mrs Bland; Louisa-Miss DeCamp; Margaretta (1st time)-Miss Leak; Nelly-Mrs B
ramwell.  *cAccount-Book: Paid $Mrs Phillimore= on Account of moving the Wardrob
e to and from the Opera House #4 4s. $Powell=, 22 Sept.: +Henry V= rehearsed at 
10; No Song No Supper at 12; 23 Sept.: +No Song No Supper= rehearsed at 10 (for 
$Bannister= and $Mrs Bland=); +Provoked Husband= a  11. Receipts: #308 2s. 6d. (
218.11.0; 88.15.0; 0.16.6).  *p24 cg She Stoops to Conquer.  Hardcastle-Munden; 
Young Marlow-Bernard; Hastings-Davies; Sir Charles Marlow-Powel; Diggory-Burton;
 Sland-Rock; Landlord-Thompson; Jeremy-Farley; Roger-Ledger; Tony Lumpkin-Quick;
 Mrs Hardcastle-Mrs Davenport (from the $Theatre Royal Dublin=; 1st appearance o
n any [sic] stage); Miss Neville-Miss Cornelys; Miss Hardcastle-A Young Lady (1s
t appearance on any [sic] stage [$Miss Hill=]).  *aRosina.  Belville-Johnstone; 
Capt. Belville-Incledon; +Old Towler= [,composed by $Shield=%-Incledon; William-
Townsend; Rustic-Davies; Irish Haymaker-Rock; Phoebe-Mrs Martyr; Dorcas-Mrs Dave
nport; Rosina-Miss Poole.  *c[$Miss Hill=, who was from the +Plymouth theatre=, 
is identified in +European Magazine=, Oct. 1794, p. 285.]  Receipts: #257 11s. (
250.12.6; 6.18.6).  *p25 dl The Jew.  As 16 Sept.  *aNo Song No Supper.  As 23 S
ept.  *c$Powell=, 24 Sept.: +Lodoiska= chorus rehearsed at 12; 25 Sept.: +Lodois
ka= rehearsed at 11.  Receipts: #379 14s. (291.11.0; 84.15.6; 3.7.6).  *p26 cg T
he Travellers in Switzerland.  Daniel-Quick; Dorimond-Johnstone; Mr Sidney-Munde
n; Robin-Bernard; Comte Friponi-Fawcett; Fishermen-Townsend, Richardson, Linton;
 Sir Leinster M'Laughlin-Rock; Swiss Burgher-Thompson; Freebooters-Street, Rees,
 Abbot; Dalton-Incledon; Nerinda-Mrs Martyr; Miss Somerville-Miss Poole; Julia-M
rs Clendining; Shepherdess-Miss Hopkins; Margery-Mrs Henley; Lady Philippa Sidne
y-Mrs Mattocks.  *aModern Antiques; or, The Merry Mourners.  Cockletop-Quick; Fr
ank-Munden; Joey (1st time)-Fawcett; Napkin-Wilde; Hearty-Powel; Mrs Camomile-Mi
ss Chapman; Belinda-Miss Hopkins; Flounce-Miss Stuart; Nan-Mrs Watts; Mrs Cockle
top-Mrs Mattocks.  *dMainpiece to conclude with: +The Savoyard=-Byrn, Mlle St.Am
and, Mme Rossi.  *cMainpiece: The Music composed by $Shield=.  Receipts: #222 2s
. (215.9; 6.13).  *p27 dl The Provok'd Husband; or, The Journey to London.  Lord
 Townly-Kemble; Mr Manly-Bensley; Sir F. Wrongheard-Hollingsworth; Squire Richar
d-Suett; John Moody-Moody; Count Basset-Dodd; James-Evans; Poundage-Waldron; Con
stable-Maddocks; Lady Townly-Mrs Goodall; Lady Grace-Miss Collins; Lady Wronghea
d-Mrs Hopkins; Miss Jenny-Mrs Gibbs (1st appearance on this stage); Mrs Motherly
-Mrs Booth; Myrtilla-Miss Heard.  *aLodoiska.  [+Polanders=r% Prince Lupauski-Ai
ckin; Count Floreski-Kelly; Baron Lovinski-Palmer; Varbel-Suett; Adolphus-Caulfi
eld; Gustavus-Trueman; Sebastian-Fairbrother; Michael-Bland; Casimir-Benson; Sta
nislaus-Webb; Pages-Master Welsh, Master Gregson; Princess Lodoiska-Mrs Crouch; 
Captives-Miss DeCamp, Miss Leak, Miss Redhead, Mrs Bramwell, Miss Granger, Miss 
Menage, Miss Stageldoir, Miss Chatterley, Miss Gawdry, Mrs Butler, Mrs Boimaison
, Miss Davies; [+Tartars=r;% Kera Khan-Barrymore; Ithorak-Dignum; Khor-Sedgwick;
 Japhis-Bannister; Kajah-C. Kemble; Tamuri-Banks; Camazin-Boimaison; The Horde-C
ooke, Danby, Lyons, Maddocks, Phillimore, Welsh, Dorion, Dorion Jun., Evans, Bou
rk, G. D'Egville, Butler, Whitmell, Nicolini, Keys.  *c[$Mrs Gibbs= was from the
 +hay=.]  Afterpiece: 21st time [i.e. in continuation of the reckoning for the p
revious season].  The Music composed, and selected from $Cherubini=, $Kreutzer= 
and $Andreozzi=, by $Storace=.  An Accurate Edition of +Lodoiska= to be had at t
he Theatre.  $Powell=, 26 Sept.: +Provoked Husband= rehearsed at 10; +Lodoiska= 
at 12 (for $Palmer=); 27 Sept.: +Lodoiska= rehearsed at 10 (for $Bannister=).  R
eceipts: #433 19s. 6d. (296.14.0; 134.13.0; 2.12.6).  *p29 cg Hamlet.  Hamlet-Ho
lman; Ghost-Farren; Horatio-Harley; Laertes-Middleton; King-Powel; Ostrick-Berna
rd; Polonius-Munden; Rosencraus-Macready; Guildenstern-Davies; Marcellus-Claremo
nt; Grave@diggers-Quick, Rees; Ophelia-Miss Poole; Queen-Mrs Pope.  *aHarlequin 
and Faustus.  As 22 Sept.  *sIn V: a +Dirge=- [set to Music by $Shield=, the Wor
ds from $Shakespeare= [see 9 Oct. 1793].%; Vocal Parts-Linton, Street, Mrs Marty
r, Mrs Mountain, Mrs Clendining, Miss Hopkins, Mrs Henley, Miss Stuart, Mrs Watt
s, Mrs Lloyd, Mrs Blurton, Mrs Castelle, Miss Leserve.  *cReceipts: #320 17s. (3
17.13; 3.4).  *p30 dl The Clandestine Marriage.  Lord Ogleby-King; Sir John Melv
il-Whitfield; Sterling-Aickin; Lovewell-Barrymore; Canton-Baddeley; Brush-Palmer
; S. Flower-Packer; Mrs Heidelberg-Mrs Hopkins; Miss Sterling-Miss Pope; Fanny-M
rs Kemble; Betty-Miss Tidswell; Chambermaid-Miss Heard.  *aLodoiska.  As 27 Sept
.  *c$Powell=: +Lodoiska= rehearsed at 1 (third act) by order of $Mr Sheridan=. 
 Receipts: #366 13s. 6d. (286.0.0; 79.4.0; 1.9.6).  *p10 1 cg The Grecian Daught
er.  Evander-Pope; Dionysius-Farren; Phocion-Macready; Melanthon-Hull; Arcas-Pow
el; Calippus-Thompson; Greek Herald-Davies; Greek Soldier-Richardson; Philotas-H
olman; Erixene-Mrs Platt; Euphrasia-A Young Lady (1st appearance on any stage [$
Mrs Bridgman=]).  *aHartford Bridge.  Sir Gregory Forrester-Quick; Peregrine For
rester-Munden; Captain Fieldair-Incledon; Peter-Townsend; Cartridge-Fawcett; Cap
t. Forrester-Macready; Waiter-Farley; Susan-Mrs Martyr; Bar@Maid-Miss Stuart; Cl
ara-Mrs Clendining.  *dIn afterpiece: +The Lucky Escape=-Byrn, Holland, Mlle St.
Amand.  *c[$Mrs Bridgman= is identified in +European Magazine=, Oct. 1794, p. 28
5.]  Receipts: #212 14s. 6d. (188.9.6; 24.5.0).  *p2 dl The Jew.  As 16 Sept.  *
aLodoiska.  As 27 Sept., but Casimir [omitted in playbill, but see below]-Fisher
; Stanislaus-_.  *c$Powell=: In Consequence of $Palmer= not coming in time to th
e Theatre, the Audience were kept in waiting and the Play, which was ordered by 
$Mr Sheridan= to begin 5 minutes before the usual time [6:30], could not be begu
n till within Ten minutes of Seven o'Clock.  $Benson= being lame $Fisher= went o
n as +Casimir=r and $Caulfield= doubled the Part with his own.  +Roman Actor= re
ad at 10 [this Play not acted this season; see $Powell=, 18 Oct.]; +Douglas= reh
earsed at 12 (for $Mrs Siddons= and $Palmer=).  Receipts: #412 16s. (325.17.6; 8
0.18.6; 6.0.0).  *p3 cg The Castle of Andalusia.  Ferdinand-Johnstone; Spado-Qui
ck; Pedrillo-Munden; Don Caesar-Bowden; Philippo-Townsend; Don Scipio-Powel; Rap
ino-Rock; Sanguino-Thompson; Don Juan-Rees; Vasquez-Farley; Calvette-Ledger; Alp
honso-Incledon; Victoria-Mrs Mountain; Catalina-Mrs Arnold; Isabel-Mrs Platt; Lo
renza-Mrs Martyr.  *aThe Follies of a Day.  Count Almaviva-Lewis; Figaro-Bernard
; Antonio-Quick; Bazil-Powel; The Page-Mrs Martyr; +song=-Mrs Martyr; Countess-M
iss Chapman; Marcelina-Mrs Henley; Agnes-Miss Smith; Susan-Mrs Pope.  *cReceipts
: #201 5s. (194.14; 6.11).  *p4 dl Douglas.  Lord Randolph-Aickin; Glenalvon-Pal
mer; Norval-Kemble; Stranger-Bensley; Donald-Phillimore; Officer-Caulfield; Serv
ant-Maddocks; Prisoner-Webb; Matilda-Mrs Siddons (1st appearance this season); A
nna-Miss Collins.  *aThe Prize.  As 18 Sept.  *c[For the naming of the character
s in mainpiece, as they were called originally, see 23 Feb. 1792.]  $Powell=, 3 
Oct.: +Siege of Belgrade= rehearsed at 10; +Douglas= at 12 (for $Bensley=).  Rec
eipts: #414 18s. 6d. (325.11.6; 87.6.6; 2.1.0).  *p6 dl King Henry the Fifth.  A
s 23 Sept., but Archbishop of Canterbury-_; B. of Ely-_; Earl of Cambridge-_; Lo
rd Scroop-_; Sir Thomas Gray-_; Sir T. Erpingham-_; Governor of Harfleur-_; Mont
joy-_.  *aLodoiska.  As 2 Oct., but Casimir-_; Sebastian-_; Michael-_; Captives-
Mrs _Boimaison, Miss _Davies.  *c$Powell=: +Macbeth= rehearsed at 10 (for $Kelly
= and $Mrs Crouch=); at 12 (for the +Soldiers=r).  Receipts: #235 0s. 6d. (161.0
.0; 72.2.0; 1.18.6).  *pcg Fontainville Forest.  Lamotte-Pope; Marquis of Montau
lt-Farren; Louis-Middleton; Peter Hull; Nemours-Powel; Jacques-Claremont; Laval-
Blurton; Hortensia Lamotte-Miss Morris; Adeline-Mrs Pope.  *aHarlequin and Faust
us.  As 22 Sept.  *cReceipts: #132 2s. 6d. (124.10.6; 7.12.0).  *p7 dl Macbeth. 
 Duncan, King of Scotland-Bensley; Malcolm-C. Kemble; Donalbain-Master DeCamp; M
acbeth-Kemble; Banquo-Wroughton; Macduff-Palmer; Lenox-Whitfield; Rosse-Barrymor
e; Fleance-Master Gregson; Siward-Aickin; Seyton-Benson; Physician-Packer; Offic
er-Banks; Serjeant-Caulfield; Hecate-Bannister; Witches-Moody, Dodd, Suett; Lady
 Macbeth-Mrs Siddons; Gentlewoman-Miss Tidswell.  *aMy Grandmother.  As 16 Sept.
, but Waiter-_; Servant-_.  *sThe Original Music [of $Matthew Locke= and Accompa
niments by $Dr Arne= and $Linley? Sen=.%-; Chorus of Witches and Spirits-Kelly, 
Master Welsh, Sedgwick, Dignum, Cooke, Mrs Crouch, Mrs Bland, Miss Leak, Miss Me
nage, Miss Redhead.  *cThe Publick is respectfully requested to observe that no 
Play Bills can be depended upon for this Theatre except those signed by $C. Lown
des= [and see 16 Sept.].  $Powell=: +Mountaineers= rehearsed at 10.  Receipts: #
252 2s. (209.5.6; 42.15.6; 0.1.0).  *pcg Cymbeline.  Posthumus-Holman; Cymbeline
-Richardson; Cloten-Bernard; Bellario-Farren; Arviragus-Middleton; Guiderius-Mac
ready; Pisanio-Harley; Caius Lucius-Davies; Lords-Claremont, Davenport; Phillari
o-Powel; Frenchman-Farley; Iachimo-Pope; Queen-Mrs Fawcett; Helen-Miss Leserve; 
Imogen-Miss Wallis (from the $Theatre Royal Bath=).  *aRobin Hood.  Robin Hood-B
owden; Little John-Quick; Ruttekin-Bernard; Bowman-Townsend; Fitzherbert-Richard
son; Scarlet-Farley; Edwin-Johnstone; Clorinda-Mrs Martyr; Annette-Miss Cornelys
; Stella-Miss Smith; Angelina-Miss Poole.  *sII: +Hark! Hark! the Lark=-Townsend
, Linton, Gray, Mrs Martyr, Mrs Clendining, Mrs Mountain, Mrs Henley, Miss Poole
.  *cMainpiece: With new Dresses and Decorations.  "[$Miss Wallis=] does not see
m to have chosen any particular model to govern her acting, like most of the fem
ale candidates of late years, who have generally founded their manner upon the s
tyle of $Mrs Siddons=" (+London Chronicle=, 9 Oct.).  Receipts: #228 1s. 6d. (22
4.5.0; 3.16.6).  *p8 cg The World in a Village.  Allbut-Quick; Captain Mullinaha
ck-Johnstone; Jolly@Boy-Munden; Grigsby (with a +song=)-Fawcett; William Bellevu
e-Middleton; Willows-Hull; Briers-Macready; Sir Henry Check-Powel; Capt. Vanslui
sens-Davenport; Hedgworth-Claremont; Edward-Miss Standen; Charles-Holman; Louisa
-Miss Chapman; Maria-Mrs Mountain; Mrs Bellevue-Mrs Fawcett; Margery-Mrs Platt; 
Mrs Allbut-Mrs Mattocks.  *aNetley Abbey.  As 17 Sept.  *cMainpiece: 21st time [
i.e. in continuation of the reckoning for the previous season].  Receipts: #226 
12s. 6d. (210.7.6; 16.5.0).  *p9 dl The Jew.  As 16 Sept.  *aLodoiska.  As 27 Se
pt., but The Horde-_Bourk, +Roffey; Casimir-_; Stanislaus-_.  *c$Powell=, 8 Oct.
: +Isabella= rehearsed at 10 ($Barrymore= 1 scene, $Mrs Siddons= 2 scenes, $R. P
almer= 1 scene); 9 Oct.: +Jane Shore= rehearsed at 10 (for $Kemble=, $Caulfield=
, $Bensley= & $Mrs Siddons=); +Emilia Galotti= at 12.  Receipts: #463 16s. 6d. (
364.2.0; 92.13.0; 7.1.6).  *p10 cg Cymbeline.  As 7 Oct.  *aTom Thumb.  Tom Thum
b-Young Standen; +The Little Farthing Rushlight=-Young Standen (his 1st attempt 
[and see 6 May 1795]); Grizzle-Munden; Ghost-Bowden; Doodle-Davies; Noodle-Towns
end; Arthur-Quick; Huncamunca-Mrs Henley; Glumdalca-Mr Richardson; Dollalolla-Mr
s Martyr.  *sAs 7 Oct.  *cReceipts: #292 13s. (279.16.6; 12.16.6).  *p11 dl Isab
ella; or, The Fatal Marriage.  Count Baldwin-Packer; Biron-Kemble; Carlos-Barrym
ore; Villeroy-Palmer; Sampson-Phillimore; Child-Master Chatterley; Bellford-R. P
almer; Pedro-Trueman; Gentlemen-Caulfield, Bland; Isabella-Mrs Siddons; Nurse-Mr
s Booth.  *aNo Song No Supper.  As 23 Sept., but Frederick-Kelly.  *sIn III: an 
+Epithalamium=-; Vocal Parts-Mrs Bland, Master Welsh.  *c$Powell=: +Glorious Fir
st of June= rehearsed at 11; +Isabella= at 12 (the $Epithalamium=).  Receipts: #
454 14s. (357.0.0; 93.3.6; 4.10.6).  *p13 dl The Jew.  As 16 Sept., but Mrs Ratc
liffe- [read by%Mrs Maddocks.  *aLodoiska.  As 9 Oct.  *c$Powell=: Notice being 
sent yesterday of $Mrs Hopkins= being ill, a Book of the +Jew= was sent to $Mrs 
Heard= about 4 o'clock in the Afternoon for her to study the Part of +Mrs Ratcli
ffe=r, who, after keeping it till this morning, returned it saying she could not
 undertake it, in Consequence of which $Mrs Maddocks= read the Part.  +Mountaine
ers= rehearsed at 10.  Receipts: #292 16s. 6d. (221.12.6; 69.0.0; 2.4.0).  *pcg 
Hamlet.  As 29 Sept.  *aHarlequin and Faustus.  As 22 Sept.  *sAs 29 Sept.  *cMa
inpiece: With new Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations.  Receipts: #204 1s. (202.13
; 1.8).  *p14 dl Jane Shore.  Duke of Gloster-Aickin; Lord Hastings-Kemble; Cate
sby-Caulfield; Ratcliffe-Benson; Bellmour-Whitfield; Dumont-Bensley; Derby-Maddo
cks; Alicia-Mrs Powell; Jane Shore-Mrs Siddons.  *aThe Glorious First of June.  
Commodore Broadside-Palmer; Endless-Suett; Tom Oakum-Bannister; William-C. Kembl
e; Robin-Barrymore; Ben-Sedgwick; Boy-Master Welsh; Busy-Benson; Splicem-Bland; 
Old Woman-Mrs Booth; Mary-Miss DeCamp; Susan-Miss Leak; Margaretta-Mrs Bland.  *
sIn afterpiece: Choruses-Cooke, Danby, Lyons, Maddocks, Welsh, Mrs Bramwell, Mis
s Granger, Miss Chatterley.  *cAfterpiece: End of Act I an exact Representation 
of the Engagement between the $British and French Fleets= on the First of June [
1794].  The whole to conclude with a Grand Fire-Work, in honour of $Earl Howe=. 
 Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully requested to give peremptory orders to th
eir servants to set down with their Horses Heads towards +Drury-Lane=, and to ta
ke up with the Horses Heads towards +Covent-Garden=.  No Carriage can be permitt
ed to stop the way after proper Notice given to the Company.  $Powell=: +Gloriou
s First of June= rehearsed at 11.  $Miss DeCamp= came 10 minutes beyond the Time
, $Dignum= 15 minutes, $Miss Leak= 20 minutes.  Receipts: #328 13s. 6d. (271.11.
6; 56.2.6; 0.19.6).  *pcg The Provok'd Husband.  Lord Townly-Pope; Manley-Farren
; Sir Francis Wronghead-Munden; Count Basset-Bernard; Squire Richard-Burton; Joh
n Moody-Quick; Lady Grace-Miss Hopkins; Lady Wronghead-Mrs Davenport; Miss Jenny
-Miss Cornelys; Myrtilla-Miss Stuart; Mrs Motherly-Mrs Platt; Trusty-Mrs Fawcett
; Lady Townly-Miss Wallis.  *aOscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal.  Princi
pal Characters in Ballet-Holland, Follett, Farley, Cranfield, Blurton, Mme Rossi
; Musical Characters-Munden, Townsend, Linton, Mrs Mountain, Mrs Martyr.  [Cast 
adjusted from playbill of 20 Oct. 1791: Oscar-Holland; Carrol-Follett; Morven-Fa
rley; Draco-Cranfield; Fingal-Blurton; Malvina-Mme Rossi; Pedlar-Munden; Bards, 
Peasantry-Townsend, Linton, Mrs Mountain, Mrs Martyr.]  *cAfterpiece: Taken from
 $Ossian=.  Ballet composed by $Byrn=.  The Music composed, and the Ancient +Sco
ts Music= selected and adapted by $Shield=.  The +Overture= by $Reeve=.  Receipt
s: #267 3s. (259.17; 7.6).  *p15 cg King Richard the Third.  King Richard-Holman
; King Henry-Harley; Buckingham-Farren; Stanley-Hull; Tressel-Macready; Prince E
dward-Master Curties; Duke of York-Miss Standen; Catesby-Davies; Lieutenant-Clar
emont; Norfolk-Richardson; Ratcliffe-Thompson; Richmond-Pope; Lady Anne-Miss Cha
pman; Duchess of York-Mrs Platt; Queen-Mrs Pope.  *aTom Thumb.  As 10 Oct., but 
[added:% Merlin-Thompson.  *cReceipts: #227 10s. 6d. (220.15.6; 6.15.0).  *p16 d
l The Jew.  As 16 Sept.  *aLodoiska.  As 9 Oct., but Count Floreski-Dignum; Itho
rak-Bland; Sebastian-_; Michael-_.  *c$Powell=, 15 Oct.: +Chaplet= rehearsed at 
10 [but this play was not acted this season]; +Emilia Galotti= at 11; 16 Oct.: +
Henry VIII= rehearsed at 10; +Lodoiska= at 12 (+Floreski=r's and +Ithorak=r's sc
enes); +Wedding Day= read at 12.  Receipts: #453 1s. 6d. (335.1.0; 94.0.0; 4.0.6
).  *p17 cg The Provok'd Husband.  As 14 Oct.  *aThe Farmer.  Jemmy Jumps-Munden
; Valentine-Johnstone; Rundy-Townsend; Colonel Dormant-Hull; Fairly-Thompson; Fa
rmer Blackberry-Richardson; Farmer Stubble-Powel; Molly Maybush-Mrs Martyr; Loui
sa-Mrs Mountain; Betty Blackberry-Mrs Mattocks.  *cReceipts: #279 14s. (269.10.6
; 10.3.6).  *p18 dl King Henry the Eighth.  King Henry-Palmer; Cardinal Wolsey-B
ensley; Cranmer-Aickin; D. of Norfolk-Whitfield; D. of Buckingham-Wroughton; Ear
l of Surry-Barrymore; Gardiner-Suett; Lord Sands-Hollingsworth; Cromwell-C. Kemb
le; Queen Katharine-Mrs Siddons; Anne Bullen-Miss DeCamp; Patience (with a +song
=)-Mrs Bland.  *aThe Glorious First of June.  As 14 Oct. [but playbill lists act
ors' names only.%  *cMainpiece: In Act I The +Cardinal's Banquet=v.  In Act II T
he +Court for the Trial of Queen Katharine=v.  In Act V a +Grand Procession=v to
 the Christening of Princess Elizabeth.  Afterpiece: +Representation of the Enga
gement=v, as 14 Oct.  [In mainpiece the playbill omits +Lord Sands=r, but "Sands
 $Hollingsworth=, $Baddeley= ill" ($Powell=).]  Powell, 17 Oct.: +Chaplet= rehea
rsed at 10 [see under 16 Oct.]; +Drummer= at 11; +Roman Actor= at 12 (order to b
e dismissed by $Mr Kemble=); 18 Oct.: +Haunted Tower= rehearsed at 10; +Wedding 
Day= at 12.  Receipts: #307 6s. (227.18; 77.6; 2.2).  *p20 dl The Haunted Tower.
  Lord William-Kelly; Baron of Oakland-Hollingsworth; Edward-Bannister Jun.; Bar
on de Courcy-Whitfield; Lewis-Suett; Robert-Dignum; Charles-Sedgwick; Hugo-Moody
; Martin-Bland; Lady Elinor-Miss DeCamp; Adela-Sga Storace (1st appearance this 
season); Cicely-Mrs Bland; Maud-Mrs Booth.  *aTit for Tat.  Villamour-Barrymore;
 Old Meanwell-Packer; Young Meanwell-Whitfield; Skipwell-R. Palmer; Florinda-Mrs
 Goodall; Letty-Miss Pope.  *cPowell: +Tit for Tat= rehearsed at 10; +Gamester= 
at 10 (in Green Room); +Haunted Tower= at 11.  Receipts: #238 6s. 6d. (192.10.6;
 45.16.0; 0.0.0).  *pcg Romeo and Juliet.  Romeo-Holman; Capulet-Farren; Benvoli
o-Davies; Friar Lawrence-Hull; Prince-Richardson; Tibalt-Macready; Paris-Claremo
nt; Balthazar-Cross; Montague-Davenport; Peter-Burton; Friar John-Thompson; Merc
utio-Lewis; Lady Capulet-Miss Morris; Nurse-Mrs Davenport; Juliet-Miss Wallis.  
*aOscar and Malvina.  As 14 Oct., but Principal Characters in Ballet-_Holland, +
Byrn.  *dI: [a Masquerade Scene incident to the Play, in which a favorite% +Pas 
de Deux=-Byrne, Mme Rossi.  *sEnd IV: [Juliet's Funeral Procession; with a favou
rite% +Elegy=- (composed by $Dr Arne=); the +Solemn Dirge=-; Vocal Parts-Johnsto
ne, Incledon, Bowden, Townsend, Gray, Linton, Rock, Blurton, Abbot, Miss Poole, 
Mrs Mountain, Mrs Clendining, Miss Hopkins, Miss Stuart, Mrs Arnold, Miss Leserv
e, Mrs Lloyd, Mrs Bayzand, Mrs Blurton, Mrs Master, Mrs Martyr.  *cMainpiece: Wi
th new Scenery, Dresses and Decorations.  The Words of the Dirge and the Elegy t
o be delivered Gratis, at the Doors of the Theatre.  Receipts: #299 13s. (294.17
; 4.16).  *p21 dl The Gamester.  Beverley-Kemble; Lewson-Bensley; Stukely-Palmer
; Jarvis-Aickin; Bates-Packer; Dawson-Phillimore; Waiter-Banks; Mrs Beverley-Mrs
 Siddons; Charlotte-Mrs Kemble; Lucy-Mrs Heard.  *aNo Song No Supper.  As 11 Oct
., but Margaretta-Sga Storace.  *c$Powell=: +Mountaineers= rehearsed at 10; +Cou
ntry Girl= at 12; +Wedding Day= at 1:30.  Receipts: #328 1s. (263.3; 61.11; 3.7)
.  *pcg The Duenna.  Isaac-Quick; Don Jerome-Munden; Ferdinand-Bowden; Anthonio-
Townsend; Father Paul-Richardson; Lopez-Farley; Carlos-Incledon; The Duenna-Mrs 
Davenport; Louisa-Mrs Martyr; Clara-Mrs Clendining.  *aThe Irishman in London.  
Murtoch Delaney-Johnstone; Frost-Munden; Edward-Fawcett; Seymour-Harley; Colloon
y-Macready; Cymon-Farley; Caroline-Miss Chapman; Cubba-Mrs Fawcett; Louisa-Miss 
Hopkins.  *cReceipts: #121 2s. (119.3.6; 1.18.6).  *p22 dl The Country Girl.  Mo
ody-King; Harcourt-Palmer; Sparkish-Dodd; +song=-Dodd; Belville-C. Kemble; Alith
ea-Mrs Kemble; Miss Peggy-Mrs Jordan (1st appearance this season); Lucy-Miss Hea
rd.     *aLodoiska.  As 6 Oct., but The Horde-_Bourk, +Roffey; Captives-Miss _Me
nage, Miss _Stageldoir, Miss _Chatterley, Miss _Gawdry, Mrs _Butler.  *c$Powell=
: +Mountaineers= rehearsed at 10; +Emilia Galotti= at 12.  Receipts: #371 4s. (3
10.0; 59.2; 2.2).  *pcg Romeo and Juliet.  As 20 Oct.  *aOscar And Malvina.  As 
20 Oct., but Musical Characters-Mrs +Henley, Miss +Kirton.  *dAs 20 Oct.  *sAs 2
0 Oct., but Vocal Parts-+Sawyer, +Tett, +Speechly, +Spofforth, +Little, +Street,
 +Williamson, Mrs +Castelle, Miss +Kirton, Mrs +Norton, _Rock.  *cReceipts: #132
 1s. (131.6; 0.15).  *p23 dl The Jew.  As 16 Sept.  *aLodoiska.  As 22 Oct., but
 Sebastian-Benson; Michael-?  *c[In afterpiece the playbill omits +Sebastian=r a
nd +Michael=r, but "$Bland= and $Fairbrother= being Ill, $Benson= doubled Fairbr
other's business [with that of his own part, +Casimir=r], and a Supernumerary su
pplied the place of Bland" ($Powell=).]  Powell: +Wedding Day= rehearsed at 11. 
 Receipts: #291 2s. (246.0; 37.17; 7.5).  *pcg The Rage!  [Principal Characters 
by Lewis, Quick, Holman, Munden, Fawcett, Bernard, Middleton, Davenport, Cross, 
Rees, Mrs Mattocks, Mrs Mountain, Mrs Pope.  [Cast from text ($T. N. Longman=, 1
795):% Gingham-Lewis; Sir Paul Perpetual-Quick; Darnley-Holman [in text: $Pope=]
; Flush-Munden; The Hon. Mr Savage-Fawcett; Signor Cygnet-Bernard; Sir George Ga
untlet-Middleton; Ready-Davenport; Servants-Cross, Abbot, Ledger, Wilde; Waiter-
Rees; Groom-Simmons; Lady Sarah Savage-Mrs Mattocks; Clara Sedley-Mrs Mountain; 
Mrs Darnley-Mrs Pope; +Prologue=-Holman; +Epilogue=-Mrs Mattocks.  [These were s
poken, as here assigned, at the 1st 24 performances only (see 13 Dec.).]  *aCymo
n.  Cymon-Incledon; Dorus-Quick; Merlin-Richardson; Shepherds-Claremont, Abbot; 
Linco-Fawcett; Fatima-Mrs Martyr; Urganda-Mrs Fawcett; Dorcas-Mr Munden; Shepher
desses-Miss Stuart, Miss Cornelys; Sylvia-Mrs Mountain.  *dAfterpiece to conclud
e with: [a% +Dance=-.  *cMainpiece [1st time; C 5, by $Frederick Reynolds=.  Pro
logue by $James Boaden=.  Epilogue by $Edward Topham= (see text).  For this play
 Reynolds and the +cg= manager made a new plan for payments to the author.  Bene
fits for the author on the 3rd, 6th and 9th nights were abandoned; instead he re
ceived #33 6s. 8d. for each of the first nine nights and #100 on the 20th night.
  "This was the foundation of that bargain between manager and author which, I b
elieve, exists to the present period [1826]" ($Reynolds=, II, 182-83)].  +Mornin
g Chronicle=, 19 Jan. 1795: This Day is published +The Rage!= (2s.).  Receipts: 
#259 13s. 6d. (255.17.6; 3.16.0).  *p24 cg The Rage!  As 23 Oct.  *aTom Thumb.  
As 15 Oct.  *cReceipts: #288 13s. (281.10; 7.3).  *p25 dl The Distress'd Mother.
  Pyrrhus-Palmer; Phoenix-Packer; Orestes-Kemble; Pylades-Barrymore; Andromache-
Mrs Powell; Hermione-Mrs Siddons; Cephisa-Miss Tidswell; Cleone-Miss Collins.  *
aLodoiska.  As 22 Oct.  *cPowell, 24 Oct.: +Wedding Day= rehearsed at 10; +Emili
a Galotti= at 11; +Distressed Mother= at 1; 25 Oct.: Emilia Galotti rehearsed at
 10; +Pirates= at 12.  Receipts: #393 14s. (294.9; 96.0; 3.5).  *p27 dl The Pira
tes.  Don Altador-Kelly; Don Gasparo-Suett; Guillermo-Sedgwick; Captain-Benson; 
Genariello-Dignum; Captain of the Guard-Caulfield; Lieutenant-Phillimore; Blazio
-Bannister Jun.; Sotillo-Parsons; Sailor-Welsh; Waiter-Bland; Lazzaroni-Banks, W
ebb, Lyons; Pirates-Welsh, Maddocks, Cooke, Dorion; Vintagers-Whitmell, Wells, N
icolini, Keys; Aurora-Mrs Crouch; Fabulina-Sga Storace; Fidelia-Mrs Bland; Marie
tta-Miss Leak; General Chorus-Danby, Tett, Brown, Walker, Aylmer, Dorion Jun., W
illoughby, Atkins, Dixon, Fisher, Pilbrow, Bardeauleau, Annereau, Cook, Miss Arn
e, Miss Redhead, Miss Stageldoir, Mrs Bramwell, Miss Chatterley, Miss Gawdry, Mr
s Butler, Mrs Boimaison, Mrs Maddocks.  *aThe Sultan.  Solyman-Barrymore; Osmyn-
Dignum; Elmira-Mrs Cuyler; Ismene-Mrs Bland; Roxalana-Mrs Jordan.  *dIn: +Dances
= (composed by $D'Egville=)-G. D'Egville, Master D'Egville, Miss Menage, Miss Ph
illips, the Miss D'Egvilles.  *cMainpiece: The Music composed principally by $St
orace=, with a few pieces selected from $Anfossi=, $Bianchi=, and $Guglielmi=.  
$Powell=: +Emilia Galotti= rehearsed at 10; +Wedding Day= at 12; +Sultan= at 1. 
 Receipts: #304 (245.14; 58.2; 0.4).  *pcg Romeo and Juliet.  As 20 Oct.  *aSpri
gs of Laurel.  As 15 Sept.  *dAs 20 Oct.  *sAs 22 Oct.  *cReceipts: #159 10s. 6d
. (157.7.6; 2.3.0).  *p28 dl Emilia Galotti.  [Characters by Kemble, Palmer, C. 
Kemble, Aickin, Wroughton, Barrymore, Caulfield, Maddocks, Phillimore, Mrs Siddo
ns, Mrs Powell, A Young Lady (who has never appeared on any stage [$Miss Miller=
]).  [Cast from +European Magazine=, Nov. 1794, p. 363, and $Genest=, VII, 180:%
 Duke of Guastalla-Kemble; Marquis Marinelli-Palmer; Count Appiani-C. Kemble; Ca
milla Rota-Aickin; Odoarto Galotti-Wroughton; Battista-Barrymore; Giuseppe-Caulf
ield; Pirro-Maddocks; Angelo-Phillimore; Countess Orsina-Mrs Siddons; Claudia Ga
lotti-Mrs Powell; Emilia Galotti-Miss Miller; +Prologue=-Whitfield; +Epilogue=-M
rs Siddons.  *aThe Prize.  As 18 Sept., but Caroline-Sga Storace.  *cMainpiece [
1st time; T 5, by $Joseph Berington=, altered from the same, by $Gotthold Ephrai
m Lessing=.  MS: +Larpent MS 1041=; not published; synopsis of plot in +Morning 
Herald=, 30 Oct.  It has hitherto been assumed that this play was altered by $Be
njamin Thompson=, but "This Tragedy was translated from the +German= by the Rev.
 Jos. Berrington [sic]" (+Kemble Mem.=).  Dr. Berington's authorship is also ref
erred to in +London Chronicle=, 30 Oct. 1794.  Thompson's translation was publis
hed by $Vernor= and $Hood= in 1800.  Prologue by $Richard Cumberland=.  Epilogue
 by $George Colman, ynger= (+London Chronicle=, 29 Oct.)]: The Dresses, Scenes a
nd Decorations are entirely new.  The Scenery in the four first Acts is the work
 of $Signor Barzago= and of his Brother; and in the fifth of $Greenwood=, by who
m also a new Frontispiece is designed and executed.  [$Miss Miller=, who had app
eared the previous season as a chorus singer, is identified in +European Magazin
e=, Nov. 1794, p. 363.]  The Doors to be opened at 5:15.  To begin at 6:15 [see 
20 Apr. 1795].  $Powell=: +Emilia Galotti= rehearsed at 10.  The New Frontispiec
e and Stage doors were exhibited for the first Time this Evening.  Receipts: #31
7 19s. 6d. (270.8.6; 46.5.0; 1.6.0).  *pcg The Rage!  As 23 Oct.  *aNetley Abbey
.  As 17 Sept.  *cReceipts: #270 (267.1.6; 2.18.6).  *p29 dl As You Like It.  Du
ke-Aickin; Frederick-Packer; Amiens-Dignum; Jaques-Palmer; Le Beu-R. Palmer; Oli
ver-Whitfield; Jaques de Bois-C. Kemble; Orlando-Barrymore; Adam-Moody; Touchsto
ne-King; Corin-Waldron; Sylvius-Bland; Rosalind-Mrs Jordan; +Cuckoo Song=-Mrs Jo
rdan; Celia-Mrs Kemble; Phebe-Miss Collins; Audrey-Miss Pope.  *aMy Grandmother.
  As 7 Oct., but Florella-Sga Storace.  *sV: +song=-Mrs Bland.  *c$Powell=: +As 
You Like It= rehearsed at 10; +Wedding Day= at 12.  Receipts: #251 13s. (193.14;
 49.13; 8.6).  *pcg The Rage!  As 23 Oct., but Servants-_Cross; Rees_.  *aA Dive
rtisement.  Speaking Characters-Johnstone, Incledon, Bernard, Powel, Townsend, R
ichardson, Mrs Martyr, Mrs Clendining, Mr Rees; [Cast adjusted from playbill of 
12 Apr. 1794: Capt. Frederick-Johnstone; Thicket-Incledon; Flambeau-Bernard; Sir
 Fidget Fearful-Powel; Gregory-Townsend; Clueline-Richardson; Peggy-Mrs Martyr; 
Sophia-Mrs Clendining; Whim-Mr Rees.]  [With Dialogue to intrdduce the following
 favorite Songs, selected, written and composed (with new Accompaniments) by $Di
bdin=: The Lamplighter,% +I'm jolly Dick the Lamplighter=-Bernard; [Peggy Perkin
s,% +Let Bards elate=-Townsend; [Irish Drinking Song,% +Of the Ancients its spea
king=-Johnstone; The Greenwick Pensioner [+'Twas in the good ship Rover=]-Richar
dson; [Comic Song,% +How much I love thee=-Powel; [Taffy and Griddy,% +Abergaven
ny is fine=-Mrs Martyr; [Hunting Song,% +To Batchelor's Hall=, [and Poor Jack,% 
+Go Patter to lubbers=, [and The Portrait,% +Come, Painter, with thy happiest fl
ight=-Incledon; [To conclude with a% Rural Masquerade-; [Indian Song,% +Dear Yan
co say and true be say=-Mrs Mountain; [Sea Song,% +A Sailor's life's a life of w
oe=-Mrs Clendining; [The Masquerade,% +Sure an't the World a Masquerade=-Johnsto
ne, Chorus.  *dIn afterpiece: [a% +Ballet=-Byrn, Mlle St.Amand, Mme Rossi.  *cRe
ceipts: #231 11s. 6d. (227.6.6; 4.5.0).  *p30 dl The Heiress.  As 20 Sept., but 
Miss Alton-Mrs Crouch; Mrs Sagely-_; Tiffany-_.  *aThe Devil to Pay.  Nell-Mrs J
ordan[; see 15 Nov%.  *c+Emilia Galotti= [advertised on playbill of 29 Oct.] can
not be acted this Evening, on Account of $Mrs Powell='s Illness.  $Powell=: +Mou
ntaineers= rehearsed at 10; +Devil to Pay= at 12.  Receipts: #172 7s. (118.1.0; 
48.15.6; 5.10.6).  *pcg The Child of Nature.  Count Valencia-Lewis; Marquis Alma
nza-Farren; Alberto-Harley; Granada-Macready; Duke Mercia-Powel; Seville-Davenpo
rt; Marchioness Merida-Mrs Mattocks; Amanthis (with an +Epilogue=)-Miss Wallis. 
 *aArrived at Portsmouth.  [Principal Characters by Quick, Incledon, Johnstone, 
Munden, Fawcett, Bowden, Townsend, Davenport, Claremont, Rock, Burton, Linton, G
ray, Miss Hopkins, Mrs Henley, Mrs Mountain.  [Cast from text ($T. N. Longman=, 
1794):% Wildfire-Quick; Magnet-Incledon; Captain Pendant-Johnstone; Piccaroon-Mu
nden; Ferret-Fawcett; Captain Tropic-Bowden; Major Drummond-Townsend; Landlord-D
avenport; Ensign Somers-Claremont; Mat-Rock; Waiter-Burton; Sea Officer-Linton; 
Fanny Pendant-Miss Hopkins [in text: $Miss Poole=]; Mrs Ferret-Mrs Henley; Louis
a Bowers-Mrs Mountain; Gray [is unassigned%.  *aTwo Strings to Your Bow.  Lazari
llo-Munden; Borachio-Bernard; Octavio-Davies; Ferdinand-Macready; Don Pedro-Powe
l; Don Sancho-Thompson; Drunken Porter-Farley; Waiters-Cross, Ledger; Leonora-Mi
ss Stuart; Maid-Miss Leserve; Donna Clara-Miss Hopkins.  *c[1st piece: +Epilogue
= by $Miles Peter Andrews=.]  2nd piece [1st time; MF 2, by $William Pearce=.  I
n 1796 acted at +cg=, reduced to 1 act]: Scenery entirely new, consisting of sev
eral Views taken from the Spot, and executed by $Richards=.  The Music selected 
and composed by $Shield=.  Books of the Songs to be had at the Theatre.  +Mornin
g Chronicle=, 16 Nov. 1794: This Day is published +Arrived at Portsmouth= (1s.).
  The Doors to be opened at 5:15.  To begin at 6:15 [see 22 Apr. 1795].  Receipt
s: #203 5s. (200.1; 3.4).  *p31 dl The Mountaineers.  Octavian-Kemble; Virolet-B
arrymore; Killmallock-Moody; Roque-Aickin; Muleteers-Sedgwick, Dignum, Bland, Ba
nnister; Lope Tocho-Parsons; Goatherds-Trueman, Packer, Jones, Burton; Bulcazin 
Muley-Bensley; Ganem-Caulfield; Pacha-R. Palmer; Ali Beg-Phillimore; Sadi-Bannis
ter Jun.; Zorayda-Miss Heard; Floranthe-Mrs Goodall; Agnes-Mrs Bland; Chorus of 
Guards-Powell, Stannard, Hawkins, Nigh, Knights, Henderson, Aberdein, Rawle, Cre
ed, Burbage; Chorus of Muleteers-Sedgwick, Dignum, Bannister, Bland, Danby, Wels
h, Lyons, Maddocks, Reynoldson, Annereau, Atkins; Chorus of Goatherds and Villag
ers-Master Welsh, Dorion, Dorion Jun., Brown, Denman, Fisher, Webb, Bardeleau, M
iss Leak, Miss DeCamp, Miss Menage, Mrs Boimaison, Mrs Bramwell, Mrs Butler, Mis
s Chatterley, Miss Gawdry, Miss Granger, Miss Redhead.  *aNo Song No Supper.  Se
e 21 Oct.  *dEnd II: a +New Dance= [by $J. D'Egville=, in which%-Fialon, Aumer [
will make their 1st appearance on this stage%.  *cMainpiece: The Overture, Choru
sses and new Musick by $Dr Arnold=,  The Dresses, Scenes and Decorations entirel
y new.  The Scenes painted by $Greenwood=, $Marinari=, and their Assistants.  $P
owell=: +Mountaineers= rehearsed at 10; +Wedding Day= at 12.  [$Fialon= and $Aum
er= were from +king's=.]  Receipts: #185 (131.17.6; 49.16.0; 3.6.6).  *pcg The R
age!  As 23 Oct.  *aRosina.  As 24 Sept.  *cReceipts: #179 13s. 6d. (174.17.0; 4
.16.6).  *p11 1 dl Emilia Galotti.  As 28 Oct. [+Prologue=, +Epilogue= as 28 Oct
.%  *aThe Wedding Day.  [Characters by Barrymore, King, Packer, C. Kemble, Truem
an, Evans, Miss Tidswell, Mrs Jordan, Mrs Hopkins, Miss Hopkins, Miss Heard.  [C
ast from text ($G. G. J. and J. Robinson=, 1794):% Lord Rakeland-Barrymore; Sir 
Adam Contest-King; Mr Millden-Packer; Mr Contest-C. Kemble; Servant [not in text
]-Trueman [see 8 Nov.]; Lady Autumn-Miss Tidswell; Lady Contest-Mrs Jordan; Mrs 
Hamford-Mrs Hopkins; Hannah-Miss Heard; unassigned-Evans; +Prologue=-Barrymore. 
 [This was spoken, as here assigned, at the 1st 7 performances only (see 14 Nov.
).]  *sIn afterpiece: +In the dead of the night=-Mrs Jordan [not listed on playb
ill, but see BUC, 1061].  *cAfterpiece [1st time; F 2, by $Elizabeth Inchbald=. 
 Prologue by $Thomas Vaughan= (see text)]:  The Dresses and Scenery are new.  +M
orning Chronicle=, 26 Nov. 1794: This Day is published +The Wedding Day= (1s.). 
 $Powell=: Wedding Day rehearsed at 10; +Siege of Belgrade= at 11.  Receipts: #2
95 2s. 6d. (207.7.6; 76.7.0; 11.8.0).  *pcg The Provok'd Husband.  As 14 Oct.  *
aArrived at Portsmouth.  As 30 Oct.  *cReceipts: #139 (131.3; 7.17).  *p3 dl The
 Siege of Belgrade.  The Seraskier-Kelly; Cohenberg-Palmer; Ismael-Caulfield; Yu
seph-Suett; Leopold-Bannister Jun.; Peter-Dignum; Anselm-Sedgwick; Michael-Holli
ngsworth; Page-Master Welsh; Katharine-Mrs Crouch; Fatima-Miss Collins; Lilla-Sg
a Storace; Ghita-Mrs Bland.  *aThe Wedding Day.  As 1 Nov.  *c$Powell=: +All's W
ell= rehearsed at 10; +Wedding Day= at 11:30; +Love for Love= at 12.  Receipts: 
#244 1s. (183.19.6; 56.1.0; 4.0.6),  *pcg The Rage!  As 23 Oct.  *aOscar and Mal
vina.  As 22 Oct.  *mAfterpiece: The Harp-Weippert.  *cReceipts: #239 19s. 6d. (
232.0.6; 7.19.0).  *p4 dl Emilia Galotti.  As 28 Oct. [+Prologue=, +Epilogue= as
 28 Oct.%  *aThe Wedding Day.  As 1 Nov.  *c$Powell=: +Rivals= rehearsed at 10; 
+All's Well= at 12.  Receipts: #182 19s. (138.19.6; 37.10.6; 6.9.0).  *pcg The W
orld in a Village.  As 8 Oct., but Hedgworth-_; Edward-_.  *aArrived at Portsmou
th.  As 30 Oct.  *c[Mainpiece in place of +Macbeth=, advertised on playbill of 3
 Nov.]  Receipts: #112 12s. (100.17; 11.15).  *p5 dl The Rivals.  Sir Anthony Ab
solute-King; Capt. Absolute-Palmer; Faulkland-Kemble; Acres-Dodd; Sir Lucius O'T
rigger-Moody; Fag-R. Palmer; David-Bannister Jun. (1st appearance in that charac
ter); Coachman-Phillimore; Mrs Malaprop-Mrs Hopkins; Lydia Languish-Mrs Jordan; 
Julia-Miss Farren (1st appearance this season); Lucy-Miss Heard.  *aThe Wedding 
Day.  As 1 Nov., but Trueman_; Evans_.  *c$Powell=: +All's Well= rehearsed at 11
.  Receipts: #244 1s. (187.3.0; 53.10.6; 3.7.6).  *pcg The Rage!  As 29 Oct.  *a
Arrived at Portsmouth.  As 30 Oct.  *c[Afterpiece in place of +Marian=, advertis
ed on playbill of 4 Nov.]  Receipts: #173 1s. 6d. (165.7.6; 7.14.0).  *p6 dl The
 Jew.  As 16 Sept.  *aLodoiska.  As 27 Sept., but The Horde-_Bourk, +Roffey; Cap
tives-Mrs _Boimaison, Miss _Davies.  *c$Powell=: +Love for Love= rehearsed at 10
 (for $Miss Farren= and $Kemble=).  Receipts: #284 15s. (227.17; 53.11; 3.7).  *
pcg Macbeth.  As 22 Sept., but [added:% Seyward-Davenport; Fleance-Master Curtie
s.  *aArrived at Portsmouth.  As 30 Oct.  *sAs 22 Sept.  *cReceipts: #80 9s. (77
.12.6; 2.16.6).  *p7 dl Love for Love.  Sir Sampson Legend-Moody; Valentine-Kemb
le; Scandal-Bensley; Tattle-Dodd; Ben-Bannister Jun.; Foresight-Parsons; Jeremy-
Baddeley; Trapland-Waldron; Buckram-Phillimore; Angelica-Miss Farren; Mrs Foresi
ght-Mrs Goodall; Mrs Frail-Miss Pope; Miss Prue-Mrs Jordan; Nurse-Mrs Booth; Jen
ny-Miss Tidswell.  *aThe Wedding Day.  As 5 Nov.  *c$Powell=: +Drummer= rehearse
d at 10; +Roman Father= at 11.  Receipts: #253 3s. 6d. (198.8.0; 52.16.0; 1.19.6
).  *pcg The Rage!  As 23 Oct.  *aMidas.  Midas-Munden; Sileno-Bowden; Pan-Richa
rdson; Damoetas-Townsend; Jupiter-Linton; Apollo-Incledon; Daphne-Mrs Martyr; My
sis-Mrs Henley; Juno-Miss Stuart; Nysa-Mrs Mountain.  *cReceipts: #208 11s. 6d. 
(199.18.6; 8.13.0).  *p8 dl The Gamester.  As 21 Oct., but Stukely-Barrymore.  *
aThe Wedding Day.  As 1 Nov., but Servant-Banks [in place of $Trueman=%.  *c[In 
mainpiece the playbill retains $Palmer= as +Stukely=r, and in afterpiece retains
 $Trueman=, but "Palmer being ill $Barrymore= play'd Stukely.  Trueman being Ill
, $Banks= play'd the +Servant=r in +The Wedding Day=" ($Powell=).]  Powell: +Sch
ool for Scandal= rehearsed at 11.  Receipts: #288 12s. (222.5.6; 61.4.6; 5.2.0).
  *pcg The Fair Penitent.  Sciolto-Farren; Lothario-Holman; Altamont-Middleton; 
Rossano-Claremont; Horatio-Pope; Lavinia-Miss Chapman; Lucilla-Miss Hopkins; Cal
ista-Miss Wallis.  *aArrived at Portsmouth.  As 30 Oct.  *cReceipts: #182 19s. 6
d. (174.15.6; 8.4.0).  *p10 dl The Mountaineers.  As 31 Oct., but Pacha-Benson; 
Chorus of Guards-_; Chorus of Muleteers-_; Chorus of Goatherds and Villagers-_. 
 *aLodoiska.  As 22 Oct., but Baron Lovinski-Whitfield; Adolphus-_; Gustavus-_; 
Kajah-_; Tamuri-_; Camazin-_; The Horde-_Evans, _Roffey, G. _D'Egville, _Butler,
 _Whitmell, _Nicolini, _Keys.  *c[In mainpiece the playbill retains $R. Palmer= 
as +Pacha=r, and in afterpiece Palmer as +Baron Lovinski=r, but "R. Palmer being
 Ill, $Benson= play'd the Pacha.  Palmer continuing Ill, $Whitfield= play'd the 
Baron Lovinski' (Powell).]  $Powell=: +Roman Father= rehearsed at 10; +Nobody= a
t 12.  Receipts: #352 15s. (279.17.6; 70.15.6; 2.2.0).  *pcg Cymbeline.  As 7 Oc
t.  *aMidas.  As 7 Nov.  *sAs 7 Oct.  *cReceipts: #210 16s. (200.7.6; 10.8.6).  
*p11 dl Macbeth.  As 7 Oct., but Banquo-Packer; Macduff-Wroughton; Physician-Jon
es.  *aThe Wedding Day.  As 5 Nov., but Servant-Webb [in place of $Trueman=%.  *
sAs 7 Oct.  *c[$Trueman='s name is omitted from afterpiece, but "Trueman continu
ing Ill, $Webb= +Servant=r in +The Wedding Day=" (Powell).]  $Powell=: +School f
or Scandal= rehearsed at 10; +Roman Father= at 12.  Receipts: #249 14s. 6d. (201
.7.0; 46.8.0; 1.19.6).  *pcg The Rage!  As 23 Oct.  *aThe Highland Reel.  M'Gilp
in-Quick; Shelty-Munden; Sandy-Incledon; Charley-Townsend; Serjeant Jack-Richard
son; Capt. Dash-Davies; Jenny-Mrs Mountain; Moggy-Mrs Martyr.  *c[Afterpiece in 
place of +Marian=, advertised on playbill of 10 Nov.]  Receipts: #230 6s. 6d. (2
23.9.6; 6.17.0).  *p12 dl The School for Scandal.  Sir Peter Teazle-King; Sir Ol
iver Surface-Aickin; Sir Benjamin Backbite-Dodd; Joseph Surface-Barrymore; Charl
es Surface-Wroughton; Crabtree-Parsons; Careless-Dignum; Snake-Phillimore; Rowle
y-Packer; Moses-Baddeley; Trip-Benson; Lady Teazle-Miss Farren; Lady Sneerwell-M
rs Goodall; Mrs Candour-Miss Pope; Maria-Mrs Kemble; Maid-Mrs Heard.  *aMy Grand
mother.  As 29 Oct.  *sIII: a +song=-Sedgwick.  *c[This was $Baddeley='s last ap
pearance on the stage (see 19 Nov.).]  $Powell=: $R. Palmer= Ill, $Benson= +Trip
=r [as in playbill]; $Banks= +Servt to Joseph Surface=r for $Benson=.  +School f
or Lovers= rehearsed at 10; +Mithridates= at 12 [but this play not acted at this
 or any other +London= theatre between 1738 and 1800],  Receipts: #329 1s. (259.
0.6; 68.9.0; 1.11.6).  *pcg Much Ado about Nothing.  Benedick-Lewis; Leonato-Hul
l; Don Pedro-Davies; Claudio-Farren; Balthazar (with a +song=)-Townsend; Don Joh
n-Richardson; Antonio-Thompson; Borachio-Macready; Conrade-Claremont; Friar-Powe
l; Verges-Fawcett; Dogberry-Quick; Town Clerk-Munden; Hero-Miss Chapman; Beatric
e-Miss Wallis.  *aArrived at Portsmouth.  As 30 Oct., but Captain Pendant-Macrea
dy [in place of $Johnstone=%.  *dIn II: +Masquerade Dance=- [incident to the Pla
y%.  *c[In afterpiece the playbill retains $Johnstone=, but "An apology was made
 for Johnstone's absence from the theatre, on account of indisposition, and his 
character was undertaken, at a short notice, by $Macready=" (+Morning Herald=, 1
3 Nov.).]  Receipts: #159 18s. (149.1.6; 10.16.6).  *p13 dl The Jew.  As 16 Sept
., but Frederick Bertram-Whitfield.  *aLodoiska.  As 6 Nov., but Baron Lovinski-
Whitfield; Gustavus-Fisher.  *c[In afterpiece the playbill retains Trueman as +G
ustavus=r, but "$Trueman= Ill, $Fisher= Gustavus" (Powell).]  $Powell=: +Twelfth
 Night= rehearsed at 10; +Roman Father= at 12; +Cherokee= (1st Act read) at 1:30
.  Receipts: #343 (273.2.6; 62.18.0; 6.19.6).  *pcg The Rage!  As 23 Oct.  *aThe
 Farmer.  As 17 Oct.  *cReceipts: #213 16s. (206.0.6; 7.15.6).  *p14 dl Twelfth 
Night.  Orsino-Barrymore; Sebastian-Bland; Antonio-Phillimore; Valentine-Caulfie
ld; Sir Toby Belch-Moody; Sir Andrew Aguecheek-Dodd; Sea Captain-Benson; Fabian-
C. Kemble; Malvolio-Bensley; Clown-Suett; Olivia-Mrs Powell; Viola-Mrs Jordan; M
aria-Mrs Kemble.  *aThe Wedding Day.  As 11 Nov., but +Prologue=-_ [and thereaft
er].  *cPaid $Barratt=, oilman, #538 15s. 10d.  $Powell=: +Roman Father= rehears
ed at 10.  Receipts: #232 2s. 6d. (173.11.0; 51.10.6; 7.1.0).  *pcg The Rage!  A
s 23 Oct.  *aNetley Abbey.  As 17 Sept.  *cReceipts: #195 10s. (189.0; 6.10).  *
p15 dl The Roman Father.  Tullus Hostilius-Aickin; Horatius-Bensley; Publius Hor
atius-Kemble (1st appearance in that character); Valerius-Barrymore; Volscinius-
Phillimore; Cautus-Webb; Vindicius-Maddocks; Citizen-Trueman; Horatia-Mrs Siddon
s (1st appearance in that character [in +London=]); Valeria-Mrs Powell (1st appe
arance in that character).  *aThe Devil to Pay.  Sir John Loverule-Dignum; Butle
r-Sedgwick; Jobson-Moody; Doctor-Maddocks; Lady Loverule-Miss Heard; Lucy-Miss C
ollins; Lettice-Miss Tidswell; Nell-Mrs Jordan.  *sIn V: Triumphal Entry of Publ
ius into Rome-; +Chorus of Youths and Virgins= [composed by $Boyce=]-Dignum, Mas
ter Welsh, Master Gregson, Cooke, Danby, Evans, Lyons, Welsh, Fisher, Annereau, 
Atkins, Aylmer, Boyce, Bardoleau, Brown, Cook, Denman, Dixon, Dorion, Dorion Jun
., Mrs Bland, Miss Leak, Mrs Boimaison, Mrs Bramwell, Mrs Butler, Miss Chatterle
y, Miss Gawdry, Miss Granger, Miss Menage, Miss Redhead, Miss Stageldoir, Mrs Ma
ddocks.  *c[$Mrs Siddons='s 1st appearance as +Horatia=r was at +York=, 10 May 1
777.  Afterpiece in place of +The Wedding Day=, advertised on playbill of 14 Nov
.]  Receipts: #350 11s. (270.10.6; 72.3.0; 7.17.6).  *pcg The Rage!  As 23 Oct. 
 *aMarian.  Edward-Johnstone; Sir Henry Freeman (with +Old Towler=)-Incledon; Ro
bin-Townsend; Thomas-Gray; Jamie-Powel; Peggy-Mrs Mountain; Patty-Mrs Martyr; Ma
rian-Miss Poole.  *c["Towards the begining of the second act of +Marian=, $Miss 
Poole=, while on the stage, was taken suddenly ill, and literally fainted away; 
and it was with much difficulty that $Mr Thompson= [on 18 Nov. 1793 he is listed
 as acting +Oliver=r], who stood near her at the time, prevented her falling dow
n.  She was carried off motionless, and an apology being made to the audience by
 $Incledon=, the piece was brought to a conclusion" (+Morning Herald=, 17 Nov.).
]  Receipts: #201 19s. (194.7.6; 7.11.6).  *p17 dl The Pirates.  As 27 Oct., but
 General Chorus-Miss _Arne.  *aThe Wedding Day.  As 5 Nov.  *dAs 27 Oct.  *c$Pow
ell=: +Othello= rehearsed at 10; +All's Well= at 12.  Receipts: #260 3s. (199.19
.6; 59.14.6; 0.9.0).  *pcg The Fair Penitent.  As 8 Nov.  *aHercules and Omphale
.  [+Morning Chronicle=, 19 Nov., notes that the% Principal parts-Incledon, Quic
k, Munden, Fawcett, Mrs Martyr, Mrs Mountain; [Part I. The Piece commences with 
a View of Omphale's Palace; +Omphale=r, Queen of Lydia, seated on her Throne, su
rrounded by Virgins--The +Princes of Dacia and Mycoene=r send Ambassadors, each 
demanding her hand in marriage--then follows the Magnificent Entry of the Two Pr
inces; Dacians: +Dacian Soldiers=r bearing Spears, Trophies of Armour, Egyptians
 bearing Presents, Musician, Dacian Officers with Trophies, The Prince of Dacia 
borne in a Triumphal Car drawn by War-Horses in compleat Armour.  Mycoeneans: +M
ycoenean Officers=r with Swords and Shields, Armour Bearer, Women bearing Presen
ts, Numidians with Presents, Martial Music, The Prince of Mycoene drawn in a Tri
umphal Car by Horses richly caparisoned.  The Procession over, a +Pyrrhic Dance=
 takes place, when Thunder is heard--Jove's Eagle descends, bearing a Festoon wi
th this inscription, "+Hercules=r is doomed the Slave of Omphale"--Hercules ente
rs cloathed in the hide of Nemean Lion, attended by +Iolaus=r--he offers Present
s to Omphale--she receives them with tenderness-The Princes renew their suit, wh
ich she rejects, after which Omphale, Hercules, and the Princes retire different
 ways.  Omphale in the absence of Hercules orders her +Nymphs=r to prepare for t
he Chace.  This is succeeded by The Cave of Cacus.  This famous Robber (a monste
r with three heads) who had desolated the adjacent country, hearing the sound of
 horns, lays in wait for his prey--the rival Princes are seen passing thro' the 
trees--Omphale and her train appear returning from the Chace--The Princes retire
 and plan to seize her-Cacus enters and forces her into the cave--the Princes wi
th their Attendants attempt to seize Hercules, who for some time defends himself
 against their united force; nearly vanquished he prays to Jupiter, when a Storm
 arises, thunder, lightning, hail, fire, and massey stones are seen to descend--
Hercules gains the Mouth of the Cavern, and thus defends himself from the Storm 
and his Assailants--Screams are heard within the Cavern--the Prince of Dacia bea
ring off Omphale, the Prince of Mycoene forces her from him, and after slaying t
he Prince of Dacia, escapes with his conquest--the Tempest ceases--Hercules and 
Cacus come from the Cave, a Combat ensues, in which Hercules vanquishes the Robb
er--He then pursues the Prince of Mycoene, and is informed by Iolaus, that Ompha
le is shut up in the city of Mycoene--Catapultas, Battering Rams, are prepared, 
and the Scene changes to The Town and Fortifications of Mycoene.  Hercules at th
e head of his Army summons it to surrender--the Prince brings Omphale on the Bat
tlements bound in Chains-The Battering Ram and all the Implements of War are bro
ught in Action against the City--the Besieged defend themselves by hurling huge 
stones on the heads of their Assailants--the Soldiers form the Tortoise back wit
h their shields, by which Hercules mounts the walls--his Army enter the city wit
h Firebrands--Hercules bears away the gates upon his shoulders--the City is seen
 in flames--Hercules pursues the Prince to the summit of a  Mountain, seizes and
 dashes him into the Sea--he releases Omphale, and bears her off in triumph.  Pa
rt II.  A Magnificent Hall in Omphale's Palace.  Hercules enters with Omphale, f
atigued with the toils of Battle, she leaves him to repose--when asleep, Omphale
 returns, and kneeling to a Statue of +Cupid=r, the Figure receives animation--S
he implores him to inspire the breast of Hercules with Love-Cupid changes the Cl
ub of Hercules for a Shepherd's Brook, his Arrows to Wreaths of Roses--Cupid cal
ls on the Pleasures--their train surround the Sopha of Hercules, bearing Vases, 
Medallions, Baskets of Flowers, Wreaths of Roses--They form a groupe--when Cupid
 brings forth Omphale and places her by his side--He then waves his Bow and disc
overs The Garden of Love, in which +Juno=r, attended by +Mercury=r and +Hymen=r,
 descend the Stage, and Clouds dispersing, discover The Temple of Juno.  Juno jo
ins the hands of Hercules and Omphale, and orders Hymen to prepare the Marriage 
Ceremony.  This is succeeded by a Brand Hymeneal Procession: Four +Amazons=r wit
h Bows and Arrows, Four Nymphs bearing two Cornucopias, Four Giants bearing Rock
s, Two White Bulls decorated for Sacrifice, Eight Priestesses bearing Instrument
s of Sacrifice, Twelve Children playing on Lutes, Harps, The Altar drawn by Whit
e Bulls richly decorated, Sixteen Priests of the Temple of Juno, The High Priest
.  After which the Ceremony commences--this is interspersed With Dances by Nymph
s, Graces, Love.  Hymen joins their Hands--the Cupids crown them with Wreaths, a
nd the Piece concludes%.  *cAfterpiece [1st time; BALL. P 2, by $James Byrn=.  S
ynopsis of action, somewhat enlarged from that on playbill ($H. Macleish=, 1794)
]: The Music partly new by $Shield=, and partly selected from $Haydn=, $Mazzingh
i=, $Gluck=, $Baumgarten=, $Gretry=, $Martin? y Soler=, $Dezede=, $Eley=.  With 
a new Overture for a Double Orchestra composed by $Reeve=.  The Scenery, Machine
ry, Dresses and Decorations are entirely New.  The Scenery painted by $Hodgins=,
 $Walmsley=, $Phillips= and $Lupino Jun.=, assisted by $Hollogan=, Byrn, &c.  Th
e Dresses chiefly designed by $Lupino Sen.=, and executed under the direction of
 $Dick=.  "This ballet [is] the most magnificent exhibited on the $English= stag
e for many years" (+Universal Magazine=, Nov. 1794, p. 378).  Receipts: #136 13s
. 6d. (123.12.6; 13.1.0).  *p18 dl Othello.  Duke of Venice-Maddocks; Brabantio-
Aickin; Gratiano-Phillimore; Lodovico-Packer; Othello-Kemble; Cassio-Barrymore; 
Iago-Bensley; Roderigo-Dodd; Montano-Whitfield; Officers-Banks, Lyons; Julio-Ben
son; Antonio-Caulfield; Messenger-Bland; Sailor-Trueman; Desdemona-Mrs Siddons; 
AEmilia-Mrs Powell.  *aThe Wedding Day.  As 5 Nov.  *c$Powell=: +All's Well= reh
earsed at 10; +Nobody= at 12.  Receipts: #157 13s. (135.15.6; 21.2.0; 0.15.6).  
*pcg Fontainville Forest.  As 6 Oct., but Jacques-_; Laval-_.  *aHercules and Om
phale.  As 17 Nov.  *cReceipts: #269 4s. (256.6; 12.18).  *p19 dl The School for
 Scandal.  As 12 Nov., but Moses-Banks; Maid-Mrs Jones.  *aNo Song No Supper.  A
s 21 Oct.  *sAs 12 Nov.  *c[The playbill retains $Baddeley= as +Moses=r , and $M
rs Heard= as the +Maid=r , but "Mr Baddeley being suddenly taken ill at the Thea
tre this Evening $Banks= play'd the part of Moses, and $Evans= doubled +Surface'
s Servant=r with his own,  Mrs Heard Ill, $Mrs Jones= the Maid" ($Powell=).  Bad
deley was stricken with apoplexy while still in his dressing room before the pla
y began; he died the following day.]  Powell: New Ballet [+Alexander the Great=]
 rehearsed at 10; Chorus of 1st Act of +Cherokee= at 12.  Receipts: #174 13s. (1
36.4.6; 36.5.0; 2.3.6).  *pcg The Comedy of Errors.  Antipholis of Syracuse-Pope
; Antipholis of Ephesus-Holman; Dromio of Syracuse-Munden; Dromio of Ephesus-Qui
ck; Luciana-Mrs Mountain; Abbess-Miss Chapman; Adriana-Mrs Mattocks.  *aHercules
 and Omphale.  As 17 Nov.  *cReceipts: #265 (227.12.6; 37.7.6).  *p20 dl The Jew
.  As 13 Nov., but Eliza Ratcliffe-Miss Farren.  *aLodoiska.  As 13 Nov.  *c$Pow
ell=: +All's Well= rehearsed at 10; +Nobody= at 12; Music of 1st & 2nd Acts of +
Cherokee= at 12.  Receipts: #215 14s. 6d. (184.19.0; 26.4.6; 4.11.0).  *pcg The 
Busy Body.  Marplot-Lewis; Sir George Airy-Holman; Charles Gripe-Macready; Sir F
rancis Gripe-Quick; Isabinda-Mrs Mountain; Patch-Mrs Mattocks; Miranda-Mrs Pope.
  *aHercules and Omphale.  As 17 Nov.  *cReceipts: #204 8s. (191.3.6; 13.3.6).  
*p21 dl Love for Love.  As 7 Nov., but Jeremy-Benson,  *aThe Prize.  As 28 Oct. 
 *c$Powell=: +All's Well= rehearsed at 11.  Receipts: #185 7s. (136.5; 46.15; 2.
7).  *pcg Wild Oats.  Rover-Lewis; Sir George Thunder-Quick; Harry-Holman; Ephra
im Smooth-Munden; John Dory-Fawcett; Jane-Mrs Martyr; Amelia-Miss Chapman; Lady 
Amaranth-Mrs Pope.  *aHercules and Omphale.  As 17 Nov.  *cReceipts: #207 18s. (
194.19; 12.19).  *p22 dl The Roman Father.  As 15 Nov., but Volscinius-Cooke.  *
aThe Wedding Day.  As 5 Nov.  *sAs 15 Nov.  *c[In mainpiece the playbill retains
 $Phillimore= as +Volscinius=r , but "$Cooke= Volscinius, Phillimore Ill" ($Powe
ll=).]  Account-Book: Paid $Wilkinson=, mercer, #303 0s. 6d.  Powell: New Ballet
 rehearsed at 10.  Receipts: #167 3s. (115.17; 46.4; 5.2).  *pcg The Conscious L
overs.  Young Belville-Holman; Myrtle-Farren; Sealand-Harley; Cimberton-Munden; 
Tom-Lewis; Phillis-Mrs Mattocks; Lucinda-Mrs Mountain; Indiana-Miss Wallis.  *aH
ercules and Omphale.  As 17 Nov.  *sII: +song=-Mrs Clendining.  *cReceipts: #303
 12s. 6d. (286.10.6; 17.2.0).  *p24 dl The Mountaineers.  As 10 Nov., but [$Bens
on='s name listed in playbill;% Ali Beg-Lyons.  *aLodoiska.  As 22 Oct., but Bar
on Lovinski-Whitfield.  *c[In mainpiece the playbill retains Phillimore as +Ali 
Beg=r , but "$Phillimore= Ill, $Lyons= Ali Beg" ($Powell=).]  Receipts: #231 15s
. 6d. (167.17.6; 61.1.6; 2.16.6).  *pcg The Rage!  As 29 Oct., but Davenport_.  
*aHercules and Omphale.  As 17 Nov.  *cReceipts: #326 9s. (317.0; 9.9).  *p25 dl
 The Pirates.  As 17 Nov., but Lazzaroni-_; Pirates-_; Vintagers-_.  *aThe Weddi
ng Day.  As 5 Nov.  *dAs 27 Oct.  *cOn account of the Indisposition of $Mrs Sidd
ons= +The Roman Father= [advertised on playbill of 24 Nov.] is deferred till Sat
urday.  $Powell=: New Ballet rehearsed at 10; +Nobody= at 11; +Cherokee= (2nd & 
3rd Acts read) at 12.  Receipts: #172 18s. 6d. (129.2.6; 41.10.6; 2.5.6).  *pcg 
The Rage!  As 24 Nov., but Gingham-.  *aHercules and Omphale.  As 17 Nov.  *c[In
 mainpiece the playbill retains $Lewis=, but he "was prevented, by a cold and ho
arseness, from performing the part of +Gingham=" (+Morning Herald= 27 Nov.).  Th
e name of his subsitute is not mentioned.]  Receipts: #308 2s. (294.14; 13.8).  
*p26 dl The Rivals.  As 5 Nov., but Fag-Benson; [added:% Maid-Miss Tidswell.  *a
The Wedding Day.  As 5 Nov.  *cPowell: +Cherokee= rehearsed at 10; +Nobody= at 1
2; Cherokee (music) at 12.  Receipts: #285 16s. 6d. (222.9.6; 60.8.6; 2.18.6).  
*pcg The Rage!  As 24 Nov.  *aHercules and Omphale.  As 17 Nov.  *cBy Command of
 $Their Majesties=.  "+God save the King= was repeated by command of the audienc
e no less than six times in the course of the evening; +Rule Britannia= was not 
forgotten" (+London Chronicle=, 27 Nov.).  Account Book: Paid the Yeomen of the 
Guard #2 2s.; Their Majesties' Servants #3 17s. 6d.  Receipts: #493 15s. 6d. (49
0.9.6; 3.6.0).  *p27 dl The Jew.  As 16 Sept., but Eliza Ratcliffe-Miss Farren. 
 *aLodoiska.  As 13 Nov.  *c$Powell=: New Ballet rehearsed at 10.  Receipts: #26
4 18s. 6d. (198.2.0; 60.17.6; 5.19.0).  *pcg The Rage!  As 24 Nov.  *aHercules a
nd Omphale.  As 17 Nov.  *cReceipts: #335 13s. 6d. (329.6.6; 6.7.0).  *p28 dl Lo
ve for Love.  As 21 Nov.  *aMy Grandmother.  As 29 Oct.  *c$Powell=: +Cherokee= 
rehearsed at 10; +Mourning Bride= at 11; +Nobody= at 12:30.  Receipts: #167 10s.
 (121.18; 44.0; 1.12).  *pcg The Rage!  As 24 Nov.  *aHercules and Omphale.  As 
17 Nov.  *cReceipts: #276 13s. 6d. (269.18.0; 6.15.6).  *p29 dl The Mourning Bri
de.  Manuel-Aickin; Gonzalez-Packer; Gracia-Barrymore; Perez-Bland; Alonzo-Phill
imore; Osmyn-Kemble; Heli-Benson; Selim-Caulfield; Almeria-Mrs Powell; Zara-Mrs 
Siddons; Leonora-Miss Tidswell.  *aNobody.  Characters-Barrymore, Bensley, Banni
ster Jun., Maddocks, Trueman, Evans, Mrs Goodall, Miss Pope, Miss Collins, Miss 
Heard, Miss DeCamp, Mrs Booth, Mrs Jordan; [+Larpent MS 1046= lists the parts: +
Sir Henry Rightly=r, +Sharply=r, +Lord Courtland=r, +Thomas=r, +Servants=r, +Nel
ly Primrose=r, +Lady Languid=r, +Lady Rouleau=r, +Lady Farrow=r, +Lady Squander=
r, +Miss Cassino=r, +Mrs Goodly=r.] +Prologue=-Barrymore; +Epilogue=-Mrs Jordan.
  *cAfterpiece [1st time; F 2, by $Mary Robinson=.  +Prologue= and +Epilogue= by
 the author (+London Chronicle=, 1 Dec.).  MS: Larpent 1046; not published]: Wit
h new Dresses, &c.  "The dissatisfaction to the Piece being so great [$Mrs Jorda
n=] was so much agitated as to be unable to repeat above one half of the Epilogu
e, which, from the Opposition of Hisses and Applauses, not scarely three lines o
f that could be distinctly heard" (Powell).  $Powell=: New Ballet rehearsed at 1
0; +Nobody= at 12.  Receipts: #334 2s. 6d. (222.13.6; 107.10.6; 3.18.6).  *pcg T
he Conscious Lovers.  As 22 Nov., but Tom (1st time)-Fawcett.  *aHercules and Om
phale.  As 17 Nov.  *sAs 22 Nov.  *cPaid $Messrs Hewetson=, Lace Men, in full fo
r last season #133 1s.  Receipts: #225 4s. (215.9; 9.15).  *p12 1 dl The Siege o
f Belgrade.  As 3 Nov.  *aNobody.  As 29 Nov., but [+Prologue= as 29 Nov.;% +Epi
logue=-_.  *c$Powell=: +Cherokee= (music) rehearsed at 10; +Nobody= at 11; +Meas
ure= at 12.  Receipts: #222 5s. 6d. (150.7.0; 70.15.0; 1.3.6).  *pcg The Rage!  
As 24 Nov.  *aHercules and Omphale.  As 17 Nov.  *cReceipts: #312 8s. (306.1; 6.
7).  *p2 dl The Roman Father.  As 15 Nov.  *aThe Wedding Day.  As 1 Nov.  *sAs 1
5 Nov.  *c$Powell=: New Ballet rehearsed at 10; +Cherokee= at 12.  Receipts: #19
3 17s. (144.10.0; 44.19.6; 4.7.6).  *pcg The Rage!  As 24 Nov.  *aHercules and O
mphale.  As 17 Nov.  *cReceipts: #271 0s. 6d. (261.18.6; 9.2.0).  *p3 dl The Sch
ool for Scandal.  As 12 Nov., but Joseph Surface-Benson; Careless-Barrymore; Mos
es-Waldron; Trip-R. Palmer; Maid-_.  *aNo Song No Supper.  As 21 Oct.  *sAs 12 N
ov.  *c[The playbill assigns +Joseph Surface=r to Palmer, but "$Palmer= at a lat
e hour sent word that he was unable to attend to his Business this Evening, in c
onsequence of which a messenger was dispatch'd after $Mr Barrymore= to play Jose
ph Surface, but he could not be found,  $Mr Benson= was therefore sent for, who,
 after having an apology made for him, play'd the Part.  $Banks= play'd +Surface
's Servant=r " (Powell: +Trip to Scarborough= rehearsed at 10; +Measure= at 12. 
 Receipts: #252 16s. (172.13.0; 77.9.6; 2.13.6).  *pcg The Rage!  As 24 Nov.  *a
Hercules and Omphale.  As 17 Nov.  *cReceipts: #314 15s. (309.3; 5.12).  *p4 dl 
The Jew.  As 20 Nov.  *aLodoiska.  As 13 Nov.  *c$Powell=: New Ballet rehearsed 
at 10.  Receipts: #319 0s. 6d. (237.8.0; 77.5.6; 4.7.0).  *pcg The Rage!  As 24 
Nov.  *aHercules and Omphale.  As 17 Nov.  *cReceipts: #286 6s. (279.10.6; 6.15.
6).  *p5 dl A Trip to Scarborough.  Lord Foppington-Dodd; Young Fashion-Palmer; 
Loveless-Wroughton; Col. Townly-Barrymore; Sir Tunbelly Clumsey-Moody; Probe-Wal
dron; Lory-R. Palmer; La Varole-Maddocks; Shoemaker-Phillimore; Taylor-Hollingsw
orth; Mendlegs-Webb; Jeweller-Trueman; Postillion-Banks; Countryman-Jones; Berin
thia-Miss Farren; Amanda-Mrs Kemble; Mrs Coupler-Mrs Booth; Nurse-Mrs Hopkins; M
iss Hoyden-Mrs Jordan.  *aThe Prize.  As 28 Oct.  *c$Powell=: +King Lear= rehear
sed at 10 [but this play not acted this season]; +Nobody= at 12; +Cherokee= (mus
ic) at 1:30.  Receipts: #228 (144.16.6; 73.15.6; 9.8.0).  *pcg The Rage!  As 24 
Nov.  *aHercules and Omphale.  As 17 Nov.  *cReceipts: #302 1s. (296.14; 5.7).  
*p6 dl Macbeth.  As 11 Nov., but Macbeth-Palmer.  *aNobody.  As 29 Nov., but Cha
racters-_Barrymore, C. +Kemble, _Maddocks, _Trueman, _Evans; [+Prologue= as 29 N
ov.;% +Epilogue=-_.  *sAs 7 Oct.  *c[in mainpiece the playbill assigns all parts
 as 7 Oct., but "The Public are respectfully informed that $Kemble=, being confi
ned with a complaint in his Throat which prevents his having the Honour of appea
ring before them, the Character of +Macbeth=r will be performed by $Palmer=; +Ma
cduff=r [by] $Wroughton=; +Banquo=r [by] $Packer=" (printed slip attached to +Ke
mble playbill=).  $Powell= also notes these changes, and adds, "$Jones= [acted] 
the +Physician=r".]  Afterpiece: With Alterations.  Powell: New Ballet rehearsed
 at 10; +Nobody= at 12.  Receipts: #201 3s. (144.9.6; 54.6.6; 2.7.0).  *pcg The 
Town before You.  [Characters-Lewis, Quick, Holman, Pope, Munden, Fawcett, Berna
rd, Hull, Powel, Miss Wallis, Mrs Mattocks, Mrs Martyr, Miss Chapman, Miss Hopki
ns, Mrs Platt, Mrs Pope.  [Cast from text ($T. N. Longman=, 1795), and +London C
hronicle=, 9 Dec.:% Tippy-Lewis; Sir Robert Floyer-Quick; Conway-Holman; Asgill-
Pope; Humphrey-Munden; Fancourt-Fawcett; Acid-Bernard; Perkins-Hull; Sir Simon A
sgill-Powel; Slopseller-Thompson; Buckram-Williamson; Holdfast-Cross; Sir Robert
's Servant-Simmons; Georgina-Miss Wallis; Mrs Fancourt-Mrs Mattocks; Jenny-Mrs M
artyr; Lady Charlotte-Miss Chapman; Lady Elizabeth-Miss Hopkins; Mrs Clement-Mrs
 Platt; Lady Horatia Horton-Mrs Pope; Mrs Bullrush-Miss Stuart; Lady Horatia's S
ervant-Miss Leserve; +Prologue=-Mrs Mattocks; +Epilogue=-Miss Wallis.  *aNetley 
Abbey.  As 17 Sept.  *cMainpiece [1st time; C 5, by $Hannah Cowley=.  +Prologue=
 by the author ($Knapp=, p. 134).  Author of +Epilogue= unknown]: With new Dress
es, Scenes, &c.  +Morning Chronicle=, 18 Feb. 1795: This Day is published +The T
own before You= (2s.).  $Genest= VII, 205: In this play as printed in 1795 $Fawc
ett='s and $Munden='s names stand to the wrong characters.  Receipts: #314 8s. (
310.17; 3.11).  *pking's L'Amore Contrastato; or, La Molinarella.  [Principal Ch
aracters by Rovedino, Braghetti, Bonfanti (1st appearance in this country), Mme 
Morichelli, Sga Colombati, Sga Pastorelli.  [Cast from libretto ($C. Clarke=, 17
94):% Don Rospolone-Rovedino; Don Calloandro-Braghetti; Don Pistofolo-L. Bonfant
i; Don Luigino-Torregiani; Rachelina-Sga A. Morichelli; Donna Eugenia-Sga Colomb
ati; Amaranta-Sga Pastorelli.  *dEnd I: [a% +Divertisement=-Mme Hilligsberg, oth
ers; End II: [a grand Heroic Pantomime Ballet composed by $Onorati=% +Giustino I
 Imperatore dei Romani= [; or, +Il Trionfo dell' Amore e dell' Amicizia=%-D'Egvi
lle, Gentili, Aumer, Mme Ferlotti [Rinaldi], Mlle Rosine, Mme DelCaro, Mme Hilli
gsberg.  *cA new Comic Opera; the music entirely by $Paisiello= [performed at th
e +Pantheon=, 14 May 1791, as +La Molinarella=].  $Bianchi= and $Martini= [i.e. 
$Martin y Soler=] are both engaged as composers to this Theatre, and will each p
reside at the harpsichord the three first nights of every new Opera of their com
position.  Pit 10s. 6d. Gallery 5s.  No Money to be returned.  The Doors to be o
pened at 6:30.  To begin at 7:30 [see 30 Apr. 1795].  The Nobility are intreated
 to give directions to their servants to set down and take up at the Theatre, wi
th horses' heads towards +Pall Mall=.  On account of abuses practised in the nam
es of the Subscribers it is become necessary to require the production of the Su
bscription Tickets both at the doors and the Boxes,  At the Chair-door in +Marke
t-lane= Subscribers only will be admitted.  "The Pantomime is too much in the ga
udy stile of +Italy=, and even in this respect the ballet-master is not well sec
onded by the machinist; the decorations were unfinished, and the scenes clumsily
 shifted...We were sorry to find that the new and superb room, which the proprie
tor was encouraged to build, and Which was opened in its unfinished state last y
ear, is now entirely shut up, through the cabal of some few of the subscribers w
ho refuse a miserable guinea for its illumination.  The inconvenience of getting
 away from the Theatre will consequently be severely felt by the Beau Monde" (+M
orning Chronicle=, 8 Dec.).  *p8 dl The Mountaineers.  As 10 Nov., but Pacha-R. 
Palmer.  *aLodoiska.  As 6 Nov.  *c$Powell=: +King Lear= rehearsed at 10 [see Po
well, 5 Dec.]; +Cherokee= (music) at 12.  Receipts: #239 16s. (183.17; 54.0; 1.1
9).  *pcg The Town before You.  As 6 Dec., but Mrs Fancourt-Mrs Davenport [in pl
ace of $Mrs Mattocks=%; Mrs_ Platt [+Prologue= listed on playbill, but probably 
omitted; +Epilogue= as 6 Dec%.  *aHercules and Omphale.  As 17 Nov.  *c[In mainp
iece the playbill retains $Mrs Mattocks=, but "$Mrs Davenport= undertook the par
t of +Mrs Fancourt=r at a very short notice, on account of the sudden indisposit
ion of Mrs Mattocks" (+Morning Herald=, 9 Dec.).]  Receipts: #254 1s. (252.1; 2.
0).  *p9 dl King Henry The Eighth.  As 18 Oct., but Anne Bullen-Mrs Powell; [add
ed;% Campeius-Packer; Capucius-Phillimore; D. of Suffolk-Caulfield; Lord Chancel
lor-Maddocks; Lord Chamberlain-Trueman; Lord Sands-Hollingsworth; Sir Henry Guil
ford-Bland; Sir Thomas Lovell-Dignum; Dr Butts-Waldron; Surveyor-Benson; Brandon
-Banks; Serjeant-Lyons; Cryer-Evans; Door@keeper-Jones; Gentlewoman-Mrs Booth; A
gatha-Miss Collins.  *aThe Devil to Pay.  As 15 Nov.  *cMainpiece: Banquet, Cour
t, Procession, as 18 Oct.  [Mainpiece in place of +King Lear=, advertised on pla
ybill of 8 Dec.]  $Powell=: +Confederacy= rehearsed at 10; +Cherokee= (music) at
 11.  Receipts: #189 10s. (136.4; 49.6; 4.0).  *pcg The Town before You.  As 8 D
ec., but [$Mrs Davenport='s name listed in playbill;% +Prologue=-_ [+Epilogue= a
s 6 Dec%.  *aHercules and Omphale.  As 17 Nov.  *cReceipts: #196 8s. 6d. (188.19
.6; 7.9.0).  *pking's L'Amore Contrastato.  As 6 Dec.  *dAs 6 Dec.  *p10 dl The 
Confederacy.  Gripe-Moody; Money@trap-Parsons; Dick-Palmer; Brass-King; Clip-Ben
son; Jessamin-Burton; Clarissa-Miss Farren; Araminta-Mrs Goodall; Corinna-Mrs Jo
rdan; Flippanta-Miss Pope; Mrs Amlet-Mrs Hopkins; Mrs Clogget-Mrs Booth.  *aNo S
ong No Supper.  As 21 Oct.  *c$Powell=: +All's Well= rehearsed at 10; +Cherokee=
 at 12.  Receipts: #216 1s. 6d. (159.3.0; 49.19.6; 2.6.0; 1.2 tks.: 4.13.0).  *p
cg Grief a-la-Mode [i.e. +The Funeral=].  Campley-Lewis; Sable-Quick; Puzzle-Mun
den; Trim-Fawcett; Lord Brumpton-Powel; Lord Hardy-Pope; Lady Harriet-Miss Chapm
an; Lady Charlotte-Miss Hopkins; Lady Brumpton-Mrs Mattocks.  *aHercules and Omp
hale.  As 17 Nov.  *cBy Command of $Their Majesties=.  [Mainpiece in place of +T
he Town before You=, advertised on playbill of 9 Dec.]  Receipts: #446 5s. (439.
1; 7.4).  *p11 dl The Jew.  As 27 Nov.  *aLodoiska.  As 6 Nov.  *c$Powell=: +All
's Well= rehearsed at 10; +Cherokee= at 12.  Receipts: #243 3s. 6d. (182.0.0; 56
.1.6; 5.2.0).  *pcg The Rage!  As 24 Nov.  *aHercules and Omphale.  As 17 Nov.  
*cReceipts: #251 19s. (245.7; 6.12).  *p12 dl All's Well that Ends Well.  [Princ
ipal Characters by Bensley, Kemble, Aickin, Bannister Jun., Whitfield, C. Kemble
, Benson, Caulfield, Bland, Packer, King, R. Palmer, Phillimore, Mrs Powell, Mrs
 Jordan, Mrs Booth, Miss Miller, Miss Tidswell.  [Cast from text ($J. Debrett=, 
1793 [sic]) conflated With $Genest=, VII, 183:% King-Bensley; Bertram-Kemble; La
feu-Aickin; Clown-Bannister Jun.; Dumain-Whitfield; Lewis [i.e. +2nd Lord=r ]-C.
 Kemble; Biron [i.e. +1st Gentleman=r ]-Benson; Jaquez [i.e. +2nd Gentleman=r ]-
Caulfield; Tourville [i.e. +Astringer=r ]-Bland; Steward-Packer; Parolles-King; 
Soldier (Interpreter)-R. Palmer; Soldier-Phillimore; Countess-Mrs Powell; Helena
-Mrs Jordan; Widow-Mrs Booth; Diana-Miss Miller; Mariana-Miss Tidswell.  *aThe C
ritic; or, A Tragedy Rehearsed.  Dangle-Dodd; Sneer-Palmer; Sir Fretful Plagiary
-Parsons; Signor Ritornello-Dubois; Interpreter-Benson; Under Prompter-Maddocks;
 Puff-King; Mrs Dangle-Mrs Hopkins; Italian Girls-Miss Leak; Mrs Bland, Miss DeC
amp; [+Tragedians=r :% Lord Burleigh-Caulfield; Governor-Hollingsworth; Earl of 
Leicester-Whitfield; Sir Walter Raleigh-Burton; Sir Christopher Hatton-Waldron; 
Master of Horse-Webb; Beefeater-Phillimore; Justice-Packer; Tom Jenkins-Suett; C
onstable-Bland; Don Ferolo Whiskerandos-Bannister Jun.; Nieces-Miss Heard, Miss 
Collins; Justice's Lady-Mrs Heard; Confidant-Mrs Booth; Tilburina-Miss Pope.  *c
Mainpiece: With Alterations [by $John Philip Kemble=.  In his version, as publis
hed in 1793, +Lewis=r is assigned to $Barrymore=, +Helena=r to $Mrs Siddons=, th
e +Countess=r to $Mrs Ward=, +Diana=r to $Mrs Powell=.  $Genest= lists the prese
nt cast; it appears to be reliable.  He omits $Phillimore=, who is assigned in t
he text, and $Miss Tidswell=].  A new Edition of +All's Well that Ends Well= to 
be had in the Theatre.  Afterpiece: With a +Sea Fight=v.  $Powell=: +Drummer= re
hearsed at 10; +Critic= at 11:30; +Cherokee= at 1.  Receipts: #282 1s. (178.19; 
99.16; 3.6).  *pcg The Rage!  As 24 Nov.  *aHercules and Omphale.  As 17 Nov.  *
cReceipts: #173 10s. (168.3; 5.7).  *p13 dl Jane Shore.  As 14 Oct., but Lord Ha
stings-Whitfield; Bellmour-Packer.  *aThe Drummer.  Sir George Trueman-Wroughton
; Tinsel-R. Palmer; Fantome-Whitfield; Vellum-Dodd; Butler-Hollingsworth; Coachm
an-Moody; Gardener-Suett; Lady Trueman-Mrs Goodall; Abigail-Miss Pope.  *c[Mainp
iece in place of +King Lear=, advertised on playbill of 12 Dec.]  Afterpiece: In
 three Acts, taken from $Addison=.  $Powell=: +Drummer= rehearsed at 10; +Cherok
ee= (business) at 11; Cherokee (dialogue & music) at 12.  Receipts: #247 0s. 6d.
 (165.4.6; 76.13.6; 5.2.6).  *pcg The Rage!  As 24 Nov., but +Prologue=-_; +Epil
ogue=-_ [and thereafter].  *aHercules and Omphale.  As 17 Nov.  *cReceipts: #207
 4s. (201.19.6; 5.4.6).  *pking's L'Amore Contrastato.  As 6 Dec.  *dAs 6 Dec.  
*p15 dl The Siege of Belgrade.  As 3 Nov.  *aThe Wedding Day.  As 1 Nov.  *c$Pow
ell=: +School for Lovers= rehearsed at 10; +Cherokee= at 11; +Grecian Daughter= 
at 12.  Receipts: #169 (123.1.6; 43.19.0; 1.19.6).  *pcg The Rage!  As 24 Nov.  
*aHercules and Omphale.  As 17 Nov.  *cReceipts: #142 8s. 6d. (135.4.0; 7.4.6). 
 *p16 dl The Grecian Daughter.  Evander-Bensley; Philotas-Whitfield; Melanthon-P
acker; Phocion-Barrymore; Dionysius-Palmer; Arcas-Caulfield; Greek Herald-Benson
; Calippus-Trueman; Greek Soldier-Phillimore; Euphrasia-Mrs Siddons; Erixene-Mis
s Tidswell.  *aLodoiska.  As 6 Nov.  *c$Powell=: +Cherokee= (business) rehearsed
 at 10; Cherokee (dialogue & music) at 12.  Receipts: #243 11s. 6s. (174.12.0; 6
4.18.0; 4.1.6).  *pcg The Rage!  As 24 Nov.  *aHercules and Omphale.  As 17 Nov.
  *cReceipts: #143 6s. (136.12; 6.14).  *pking's L'Amore Contrastato.  As 6 Dec.
  *dAs 6 Dec.  *p17 dl A Trip to Scarborough.  As 5 Dec.  *aThe Prize.  As 28 Oc
t.  *c$Powell=: +Cherokee= (business) rehearsed at 10; Cherokee (dialogue & musi
c) at 12.  Receipts: #202 19s. 6d. (132.10.0; 61.16.0; 8.7.6; 1.2 tks.: 0.6.0). 
 *pcg The Rage!  As 24 Nov.  *aHercules and Omphale.  As 17 Nov.  *cReceipts: #1
96 17s. 6d. (189.11.6; 7.6.0).  *p18 dl The Jew.  As 27 Nov.  *aLodoiska.  As 6 
Nov.  *c$Powell=: +School for Lovers= rehearsed at 10; +Cherokee= at 11:30.  Rec
eipts: #225 7s. 6d. (171.13.6; 46.1.6; 7.12.6).  *pcg The Town before You.  As 6
 Dec., but Bernard_; Miss_ Hopkins; Mrs_ Platt.  [+Prologue=; +Epilogue= as 6 De
c.%  *aNetley Abbey.  As 17 Sept.  *cReceipts: #169 14s. 6d. (160.8.6; 9.6.0).  
*p19 dl The School for Lovers.  Sir John Dorilant-Bensley; Modely-Palmer; Belmou
r-Barrymore; Steward-Waldron; Servant-Trueman; Lady Beverley-Miss Pope; Araminta
-Miss Farren; Caelia-Miss Miller.  *aThe Critic.  As 12 Dec., but Beefeater-Bens
on.  *c[In afterpiece the playbill retains $Phillimore= as the +Beefeater=r , bu
t  Phillimore Ill, $Benson= doubled the Beefeater with the +Interpreter=r " (Pow
ell).]  Afterpiece: With a +Sea Fight=.  $Powell=: +School for Lovers= rehearsed
 at 10; +Cherokee= at 12.  Receipts: #205 3s. (108.6; 89.9; 7.8).  *pcg The Town
 before You.  As 18 Dec.  [+Prologue=, +Epilogue= as 6 Dec.%  *aHercules and Omp
hale.  As 17 Nov.  *cReceipts: #196 6s. 6d. (189.17.6; 6.9.0).  *p20 dl The Cher
okee.  [Principal Characters.  +Europeans=r: Kelly, Master Welsh, Cooke, Dignum,
 Hollingsworth, Bannister Jun., Bannister, Suett, Mrs Crouch, Sga Storace, Miss 
Leak, Mrs Bland.  +Indian Chiefs=r: Barrymore, C. Kemble, Sedgwick, Caulfield.% 
 +Indian Warriors=-Phillimore, Dubois, Fairbrother, Boimaison, G. D'Egville, But
ler, Keys, Nicolini, Roffey, Whitmell, Wells, Garman, Banks; +Chorusses=-Danby, 
Evans, Lyons, Maddocks, Trueman, Welsh, Fisher, Annereau, Atkins, Aylmer, Boyce,
 Bardoleau, Brown, Cook, Denman, Dixon, Dorion, Dorion Jun., Fisher, Pilbrow, Te
tt, Walker, Willoughby, Master DeCamp, Mrs Bramwell, Mrs Boimaison, Mrs Butler, 
Miss Chatterley, Miss Gawdry, Miss Granger, Miss Menage, Miss Redhead, Miss Stag
eldoir, Mrs Iliff, Miss Davies, Mrs Maddocks, Miss Beaufort, Miss Brooker, Mrs B
rigg, Mrs Barrett, Miss Bourk, Mrs Harris, Mrs Haskey, Miss Phillips; [Cast from
 +Songs= ($E. Cox=, 1794): Europeans:% Col. Blandford-Kelly; Henry-Master Welsh;
 Officer-Cooke; Ramble-Dignum; Average-Hollingsworth; Jack Average-Bannister Jun
.; Ser. Bluster-Bannister; Jeremy-Suett; Zilipha-Mrs Crouch; Eleanor-Sga Storace
; Fanny-Miss Leak; Winifred-Mrs Bland; [Indian Chiefs:% Malooko-Barrymore; Zamor
in-C. Kemble; Ontayo-Sedgwick; Patowmac-Caulfield; Indian-Phillimore; Partheca-M
rs Bramwell.  *aThe Wedding Day.  As 5 Nov., but Packer_; C._ Kemble; Miss_ Tids
well; Miss_ Heard.  *cMainpiece [1st time; CO 3, by $James Cobb=.  +Larpent MS 1
050=; published (pirated) 1795]: The Musick, principally new, composed by $Stora
ce=, with a few Pieces selected from $Anfossi=, $Mozart=, $Bianchi=, $Ditters= a
nd $Sarti=.  The Scenes and Decorations are all designed and painted by $Greenwo
od=, except the +View of the New Settlement=, which is by $Capon=.  The Dresses,
 &c. are executed by $Johnston= and $Miss Rein=.  Books of the Songs to be had i
n the Theatre.  $Powell=: +Cherokee= rehearsed at 9:30.  Receipts: #340 5s. 6d. 
(284.5.0; 54.13.0; 1.7.6).  *pcg The Rage!  As 24 Nov.  *aHercules and Omphale. 
 As 17 Nov.  *cReceipts: #233 12s. (230.4; 3.8).  *pking's Zenobia in Palmira.  
[Principal Characters-Rovedino, Braghetti, Brida (1st appearance in this country
), Neri (1st appearance in this country), Mme Banti, Sga Colombati.  [Cast from 
+Larpent MS 1049=:% Oraspe-Rovedino; Licinio-Braghetti; Aureliano-Brida; Arcase-
Neri; Zenobia-Mme Banti; Publia-Sga Colombati.  *dEnd I: +Divertisement=-[See 6 
Dec.]; End II: [a new Petit Ballet by $Onorati=% +L'Espiegle Soubrette=[; ou, Le
 Tableau Mouvant%-Gentili, Lahante, Aumer, Mlle Rosine, Mme DelCaro, Mme Hilligs
berg.  *cA new Serious Opera (1st time [in +London=; 1st performed at +Venice=, 
1790]); the music by $Anfossi=, with 2 additional +songs= in the 2nd act by $Mme
 Banti=, the 1st composed by $Piccinni=, the last by $Naumann=.  With entire new
 Scenes, Dresses and Decorations.  *p22 dl The Cherokee.  As 20 Dec.  *aThe Engl
ishman in Paris.  [See 2 Jan. 1795.%  *cThe Public are respectfully informed tha
t the +War-Whoop Chorus=, which was so much honoured with their Approbation, is 
now removed to the End of the First Act (printed slip attached to +Kemble playbi
ll=).  $Powell=: +Englishman in Paris= rehearsed at 10; +Cherokee= at 11.  Recei
pts: #276 3s. (203.6.0; 69.7.6; 3.9.6),  *pcg The Town before You.  As 18 Dec.  
[+Prologue=, +Epilogue= as 6 Dec.%  *aHercules and Omphale.  As 17 Nov.  *cRecei
pts: #190 13s. (188.3; 2.10).  *p23 dl The Cherokee.  As 20 Dec., but Chorusses-
Mrs _Maddocks, Miss _Beaufort, Miss _Brooker, Mrs _Brigg, Mrs _Barrett, Miss _Bo
urk, Mrs _Harris, Mrs _Haskey, Miss _Phillips.  *aThe Deaf Lover.  [, but $Powel
l=:% Young Wrongward-Caulfield; Canteen-Trueman[, $Benson= Ill]; Groom-Hollingsw
orth[, $Banks= Ill%.  *c$Powell=: +Deaf Lover= rehearsed at 10; New Ballet at 11
 (dismissed).  Receipts: #230 (182.14.6; 42.14.6; 3.16.0; 6.1.2 tks.: 0.15.0).  
*pcg The Rage!  As 24 Nov.  *aHercules and Omphale.  As 17 Nov.  *cReceipts: #19
0 4s. 6d. (184.10.6; 5.14.0).  *pking's Zenobia in Palmira.  As 20 Dec.  *dAs 20
 Dec.  *cAdditional +songs= as 20 Dec.  *p26 dl The Cherokee.  As 23 Dec.     *a
The Sultan.  As 27 Oct., but Osmyn-_; Elmira-_; Ismene-_.  *c$Powell=, 24 Dec.: 
New Ballet rehearsed at 11; 26 Dec.: +Cherokee= rehearsed at 10; New Ballet at 1
1.  Receipts: #217 6s. (193.17.6; 23.8.6; 0.0.0).  *pcg The Fair Penitent.  As 8
 Nov., but Rossano-_; Lucilla-_.  *aMago and Dago; or, Harlequin the Hero.  Voca
l Characters-Bernard, Gray, Street, Linton, Mrs Martyr; Harlequin-Byrn; Clown-Fo
llett; Dago-Farley; Mago-Richardson; Father to Columbine-Hawtin; Zany-Simmons; C
olumbine-Mme Rossi; Seraphil-Mrs Martyr; [I. +The Cave of Mago=v.  The Meeting o
f Fantastic Spirits-the Arrival of Mago-his% Address to Seraphil-Richardson;  [I
I. +Dago's Cavern=v.  The Magic Concerto-the Phantom of Harlequin-the escape of 
Columbine.  III. +A Mountainous Snow Scene=v.  The Drift of Snow-the Preservatio
n of Columbine, and the Re-animation of the frozen Harlequin.% +Song= [by Seraph
il%-Mrs Martyr; [IV. +A Romantic Summer View=v.  It blows Hot and Cold-a Storm-a
n angry Parley between Mago and Dago.  V. +Inside of the Woodman's Cottage=v.  T
hy introduction of Count Ugolino, with a display of the Magic Powers of Harlequi
n and Dago.  VI. +A Precipice, with a Distant Valley=v.  The flight of Harlequin
, Columbine, and Clown-with the ayrial pursuit of Dago and his Imps.  VII. +An I
nn-Yard near London=v.  The Humours of a Stage Coach-the descent of the Aerial C
haracters, and Adventures by Lanthern Light.  VIII. +A Bedchamber at an Inn=v.  
A Rumpus in the Dark-the Mistakes of the Night-the Apparition.  IX. +A Smith's S
hop and Forge=v.  Harlequin changes to a Blacksmith-Columbine to an Anvil-the Be
d to a Forge-many Irons in the Fire.  X. +The Adam and Eve at Pancras=v.  The Pr
omenade, with a song,% +A New Trade for a Jew=-Bernard; [XI. +The Trap-Ball Grou
nd=v.  The Humours of the Whirligig-one below sees all-the ups-and-downs of life
, with the disaster.  XII. +A Street=v.  Harlequin in the dumps-Zany in the wron
g box, with the Battle of the Wigs, Shoes, Cabages, Cucumbers, Ribbons, and Ram'
s-horns.  XIII. +Milliners' Work-Room=v.  The Knight of the Band-box overcome-Ha
rlequin's jump thro' a Cloak-and the Clown in a scrape.  XIV. +A Corn Field and 
Distant Country=v.  The Transformation of the Band-boxes-the Assembly of Scarecr
ows.  XV. +A Dark Wood=v.  Columbine turned Fidler-Every one their Hobby-Flight 
of the English Zebra, or the Kennington Hunter.  XVI. +A Country Alehouse=v.% +T
he Tinker's Glee=-Gray, Linton, Street; [XVII. +A Sketch from Nature=v, which ch
anges to +A Flemish Fete=v, from $Teniers=.  A Throw with the dice-Seven's the M
ain-Win her and wear her.  XVIII. +A Garden=v.  Dago's Triumph-Friends are faith
less-The Picture reversed.  XIX. +Temple of Fortune=v.  A new Game of Gards-the 
odd Trick-Fortune's a Jilt-a Visit from her eldest Daughter, Miss Fortune, with 
a% +Song= in Character- [XX. +A Landscape=v. A Puzzle for the Pursuers-Jack in t
he Green-Mirth in full Measure-the Cream of the Jest-the Devil in the Milk Pails
.  XXI. +The Outside of a Cottage=v. Not at Home-the Clown in the Pig-stye-Miss 
in the Dumps-Papa in a Passion-all in a Blaze.  XXII. +A Street with Apothecary'
s Shop=v. Medical Feeling, or the pluckt Apothecary-how to kick up a Dust, and h
ow to come off with flying Colors.  XXIII. +Inside of the Apothecary's Shop=v. D
r Wormwood in full Practice-the Remedy worse than the Disease-Dago's Vengeance-t
he Dissection of Harlequin-all Alive and Leaping.  XXIV. +A Dreary Dell and Herm
itage=v.  Harlequin Triumphant-The Recovery of the Talisman-Dago in Durance.  XX
V. +Mago's Hall in the Chrystal Rock=v.  Beauty the Reward of Virtue-Forget and 
Forgive-the Reconciliation, All's Well that Ends Well%.  *c[Mainpiece in place o
f +The Earl of Essex=, advertised on playbill of 23 Dec.]  Afterpiece [1st time;
 P 1]: Composed, prepared and directed by $Mark? Lonsdale=.  With new Music, Sce
nery, Machinery, Dresses and Decorations. The Dances by $Byrn=.  The Music partl
y composed new by $Shield= [the printed score (+Preston and Son= [1794]) contain
s rest of new music, by $Aylward= , $Atterbury=, $Spofforth=, $Howard=, with ove
rture by $Gretry= (from +Evenements Imprevus=)]; the rest selected by $Goodwin= 
from the works of $Haydn=, Aylward, $Baumgarten=, $Boccherini=, $Pleyel=, $Gluck
=, $Reeve=, $Dr Arne=, $Ware=, $Leffler Jun.= & Spofforth.  The Scenery (with ve
ry few exceptions) expressly designed and executed by $Richards=, $Walmsley=, $P
hillips=, $Lupino Jun.= and $Hodgins=; assisted by $Byrne=, $Holland=, $Thorne=,
 $Hollogan= and others.  The Dresses under the direction of $Dick=.  Books of th
e Songs to be had at the Theatre.  Receipts: #286 1s. (270.8; 15.13).  *p27 dl T
he Cherokee.  As 23 Dec.  *aTit for Tat.  As 20 Oct., but Old Meanwell-_; Young 
Meanwell-_; Skipwell-_.  *c$Powell=: +Measure for Measure= rehearsed at 10; New 
Ballet at 12.  Receipts: #170 18s. (139.5.6; 28.11.6; 3.1.0).  *pcg The Grecian 
Daughter.  As 1 Oct., but Euphrasia (1st time)-Miss Wallis; Arcas-_; Calippus-_;
 Greek Herald-_; Greek Soldier-_.  *aMago and Dago.  As 26 Dec., but [from XIX: 
Miss Fortune, with% +Song= in Character-_.  *cReceipts: #230 13s. 6d. (210.7.6; 
20.6.0).  *pking's Zenobia in Palmira.  As 20 Dec.  *dAs 20 Dec.  *cAdditional +
songs= at 20 Dec.  *p29 dl The Cherokee.  As 23 Dec.  *aThe Deaf Lover.  See 23 
Dec.  *cThe Public are respectfully informed that, a sufficient Profit being all
owed to the Persons who sell Plays and Books of Songs in the Theatre, those Pers
ons are forbidden to demand for such Plays or Books of Songs more than the Price
 marked thereon, upon pain of dismission from their employ.  [Afterpiece in plac
e of +The Pannel=, advertized on playbill of 27 Dec.]  $Powell=: Messrs $Danby= 
& $Fisher= absent from this Evening's Performance, Ill.  +Measure for Measure= r
ehearsed at 10; New Ballet at 12.  Receipts: #208 8s. (167.4.6; 39.13.6; 1.10.0)
.  *pcg Hamlet.  As 29 Sept., but Ophelia-Mrs Mountain; Queen-Miss Morris.  *aMa
go and Dago.  As 26 Dec. [but in VI: Dragon, in place of Imps; in XIV: Harvest M
erriment, in place of the Assembly of Scarecrows; in XV: A Puzzle for the Pursue
rs, in place of Flight of the English Zebra; in XIX: Miss in the Dumps-Papa in a
 Passion, in place of Visit from her eldest Daughter; omitted: XX and XXI entire
.%  *sAs 29 Sept., but Vocal Parts-_.  *cReceipts: #298 4s. (290.11; 7.13).  *p3
0 dl Measure for Measure.  Duke-Kemble (1st appearance in that character); Angel
o-Palmer; Escalus-Aickin; Claudio-Wroughton; Lucio-Bannister Jun.; Gentlemen-Dig
num, Trueman; Provost-Caulfield; Peter-Packer; Elbow-Parsons; Froth-Bland; Clown
-Suett; Abhorson-Phillimore; Barnardine-R. Palmer; Thomas-Maddocks; Isabella-Mrs
 Siddons; Mariana-Mrs Powell; Francisca-Miss Tidswell; Mrs Over@done-Mrs Booth. 
 *aLodoiska.  As 6 Nov., but Casimir-_; Stanislaus-_.  *cA new Edition of +Measu
re for Measure= [altered by $John Philip Kemble=] to be had in the Theatre.  $Po
well=: $Miss Leak= absent from this Evening's Performance, Ill.  New Ballet rehe
arsed at 12.  Receipts: #248 8s. 6d. (193.2.6; 53.18.0; 1.8.0).  *pcg Inkle and 
Yarico.  Inkle-Johnstone; Sir Christopher Curry-Quick; Medium-Powel; Campley-Dav
ies; Trudge-Fawcett; Wowski-Mrs Martyr; Narcissa-Mrs Mountain; Patty-Mrs Fawcett
; Yarico-Mrs Clendining.  *aMago and Dago.  As 29 Dec.  *cReceipts: #227 19s. (2
64.3; 13.16).  *pking's Zenobia in Palmira.  As 20 Dec.  *dAs 20 Dec.  *cAdditio
nal +songs= as 20 Dec.  *p31 dl Measure for Measure.  As 30 Dec.  *aLodoiska.  A
s 30 Dec., but Sebastian-_; Michael-_.  *cBy Comand of $Their Majesties=,  [Main
piece in place of +The Cherokee=; afterpiece of +The Citizen=, both advertised o
n playbill of 30 Dec.]  Receipts: #474 0s. 6d. (411.9.0; 58.2.6; 4.9.0).  *pcg N
otoriety.  Nominal-Lewis; Col. Hubbub-Quick; O'Whack-Johnstone; Clairville-Farre
n; Sir Andrew Acid-Munden; Lord Jargon-Bernard; Sophia Strangeways-Miss Chapman;
 Lady Acid-Mrs Davenport; Honoria-Mrs Mountain.  *aMago and Dago.  As 29 Dec., b
ut +Song in Character=-_ [but The Magic Concerto transferred from II to XVIII; o
mitted: XIX entire%.  *cReceipts: #216 7s. 6d. (197.7.6; 19.0.0).  *p1795 1 1 dl
 The Jew.  As 27 Nov. 1794.  *aLodoiska.  As 9 Oct. 1794, but Baron Lovinski-Whi
tfield; Michael-; Captives-Mrs _Boimaison, Miss _Davies.  *c$Powell=: $Benson= a
nd $Bland= absent from this Evening's Performance.  +Who's the Dupe?= rehearsed 
at 10 [but this play not acted this season]; +Pannel= at 11.  Receipts: #171 8s.
 6d. (130.16.0; 34.15.6; 5.17.0).  *pcg Cymbeline.  As 7 Oct. 1794, but Guideriu
s-_; Caius Lucius-_; Lords-_; Phillario-_; Frenchman-_; Helen-_.  *aMago and Dag
o.  As 31 Dec. 1794 , but [in I: Fantastic Spirits at Christmas Gambols in place
 of The Meeting of Fantastic Spirits;% Vocal Characters-_.  *cReceipts: #182 13s
. 6d. (172.17.6; 9.16.0).  *p2 dl The Cherokee.  As 23 Dec. 1794.  *aThe English
man in Paris.  Buck-Palmer; Lucinda-Miss DeCamp.  [The rest of the cast (see 16 
May 1794) was probably: Sir John Buck-Phillimore; Subtle-Waldron; Classic-Packer
; Marquis-Burton; Kitteau-Banks; Mrs Subtle-Mrs Booth.  And see 5 Feb.]  *cThe P
ublic are respectfully informed that on Account of the Indisposition of $Parsons
=, +Who's the Dupe?= [announced in the playbill] cannot be acted.  This Evening 
will be presented [as above] (printed slip attached to +Kemble playbill=).  $Pow
ell=: New Ballet rehearsed at 10:30.  Receipts: #224 17s. (177.13.0; 43.17.6; 1.
9.6; 1.2 tks.: 1.7.0).  *pcg The Maid of the Mill.  Lord Aimworth-Johnstone; Sir
 Harry Sycamore-Quick; Ralph-Munden; Mervin-Townsend; Fairfield-Richardson; Fram
er Giles-Haymes (from the $Theatre Royal Bath=; 1st appearance on this stage); F
anny-Mrs Martyr; Theodosia- Mrs Arnold?; Patty-Mrs Mountain.  *aMago and Dago.  
As 1 Jan.  *cMainpiece: Not acted these 6 years [acted 17 Apr. 1790.  The playbi
ll assigns +Theodosia=r to $Mrs Clendining=, but "The absence of Mrs Clendining 
from the theatre on Friday last is due to...accident by which her shoulder and c
ollar-bone were dislocated and she now lies dangerously ill" (+Morning Herald=, 
5 Jan.).  On 14 Jan. the part was acted by $Mrs Arnold=].  Receipts: #164 15s. 6
d. (158.16.6; 5.19.0).  *p3 dl The Jew.  See 27 Nov. 1794.  *aThe Pannel.  Don G
uzman-Hollingsworth; Muskato-Bannister Jun.; Marcella-Mrs Goodall; Aurora-Mrs Ke
mble; Beatrice-Mrs Jordan.  [And see below.]  *c[Mainpiece in place of +Isabella
=, advertised on playbill of 2 Jan., and of +The Cherokee=, announced on playbil
l for this present night.]  "The Public are respectfully informed that The Chero
kee is unavoidably postponed till Monday night.  This evening will be presented 
[as above]" (printed slip attached to +Kemble playbill=).  $Powell=: The Cheroke
e postponed "on Account of the Indisposition of $Kelly=;" in +The Pannel= "$Jone
s= being Ill, $Webb= play'd +1st Alguazile=r, $Evans= +2nd Alguazile=r.  $Benson
= being Ill, $Trueman= play'd +Octavio=r."  Pannel rehearsed at 10:30; New Balle
t at 12.  Receipts: #158 4s. (108.17.0; 39.11.6; 9.15.6).  *pcg The Beaux Strata
gem.  As 19 Sept. 1794, but Scrub-Quick; Sir Charles Freeman-_; Lady Bountiful-_
; Gipsey-_.  *aMago and Dago.  As 1 Jan.  *cReceipts: #171 19s. (161.6; 10.13). 
 *pking's Zenobia in Palmira.  As 20 Dec. 1794.  *dAs 20 Dec. 1794.  *cThe whole
 under the direction of $Viotti=, who is engaged as Acting Manager at this Theat
re.  *p5 dl The Cherokee.  As 23 Dec. 1794.  *aHigh Life below Stairs.  Lovel-Ba
nnister Jun.; Duke's Servant-Palmer; Sir Harry's Servant-Dodd; Philip-Hollingswo
rth; Kitty-Miss Pope.  [And see below.]  *c$Powell=: $Jones= continuing Ill, $Ev
ans= play'd +Robert=r [in afterpiece].  $G. D'Egville= absent from this Evening'
s Performance, Ill.  +High Life below Stairs= rehearsed at 11; +Edwy and Elgiva=
 read at 12.  Receipts: #215 2s. (157.3.6; 55.1.0; 2.17.6).  *pcg Romeo and Juli
et.  As 20 Oct. 1794.  *aMago and Dago.  As 1 Jan.  *sAs 20 Oct. 1794, but Elegy
-_; Vocal Parts-_.  *cMainpiece: In Act I a +Masquerade Scene= incident to the P
lay.  Receipts: #235 7s. (231.1; 4.6).  *p6 dl A Trip to Scarborough.  As 5 Dec.
 1794, but Taylor-Evans; Countryman-Hollingsworth; Mrs Coupler-Mrs Maddocks.  *a
The Devil to Pay.  As 15 Nov. 1794.  *c[Mainpiece in place of +Measure for Measu
re=, advertised on playbill of 5 Jan.]  $Powell=: New Ballet rehearsed at 12.  R
eceipts: #138 6s. 6d. (96.15.0; 36.15.0; 4.16.6).  *pcg Columbus.  Harry Herbert
-Lewis; Dr Dolores-Quick; Alonzo-Holman; Columbus-Pope; Orozimbo-Farren; Bribon-
Munden; Solasco-Harley; Roldan-Macready; Nelti-Mrs Martyr; Cora-Mrs Pope.  *aMag
o and Dago.  As 1 Jan.  *cReceipts: #138 19s. 6d. (131.4.6; 7.15.0).  *pking's Z
enobia in Palmira.  As 20 Dec. 1794.  *dAs 20 Dec. 1794.  *p7 dl The Cherokee.  
As 23 Dec. 1794.  *aThe Virgin Unmask'd.  Goodwill-Packer; Blister-Suett; Coupee
-Bannister Jun.; Quaver-Dignum; Miss Lucy-Mrs Bland.  *c[Afterpiece in place of 
+The Irish Widow=, advertised on playbill of 6 Jan.]  $Powell=: +Virgin Unmasked
= rehearsed at 10 (dismissed); New Ballet at 12.  Receipts: #205 2s. 6d. (156.15
.0; 46.17.0; 1.10.6).  *pcg The Castle of Andalusia.  As 3 Oct. 1794, but Rapino
-_; Sanguino-_; Don Juan-_; Vasquez-_; Calvette-_; Catalina-_; Isabel-_.  *aMago
 and Dago.  As 1 Jan.  *cReceipts: #194 19s. 6d. (187.15.6; 7.4.0).  *p8 dl Love
 for Love.  As 7 Nov. 1794, but Jeremy-R. Palmer; Mrs Foresight-Miss Collins; Bu
ckram-_.  [And see below.]  *aLodoiska.  As 1 Jan.  *c$Powell=: $Jones= Ill, $Ma
ddocks= +Snap=r [in mainpiece].  $Danby= and $Mrs Bramwell= absent from this Eve
ning's Performance.  +Love for Love= rehearsed at 10; New Ballet at 10:30 (dismi
ssed).  Receipts: #222 11s. (164.5; 53.9; 4.17).  *pcg The Road to Ruin.  Goldfi
nch-Lewis; Silky-Quick; Harry Dornton-Holman; Dornton-Munden; Milford-Harley; Su
lky-Davenport; Sophia-Mrs Mountain; Jenny-Miss Stuart; Mrs Warren-Mrs Mattocks. 
 *aHercules and Omphale.  As 17 Nov. 1794.  *cReceipts: #230 7s. 6d. (221.11.6; 
8.16.0).  *p9 dl The Cherokee.  As 23 Dec. 1794.  *aThe Pannel.  As 3 Jan., but 
Marcella-Miss Collins.  *c[Afterpiece in place of +The Wedding Day=, advertised 
on playbill of 8 Jan,  In it the playbill retains $Mrs Goodall= as +Marcella=r, 
but "Marcella $Miss Collins=, Mrs Goodall Ill" ($Powell=, who also repeats same 
note as on 3 Jan.).]  Powell: New Ballet rehearsed at 12.  Receipts: #252 1s. (1
92.6.0; 55.17.6; 3.17.6).  *pcg The Suspicious Husband.  As 15 Sept. 1794, but B
uckle-_; Ranger's Servant-_; Chairmen-_; Milliner-_; Landlady-_.  *aHercules and
 Omphale.  As 17 Nov. 1794.  *c[Mainpiece in place of The Provok'd Husband, adve
rtised on playbill of 8 Jan.]  Receipts: #183 2s. (172.6; 10.16).  *p10 dl The J
ew.  As 27 Nov. 1794, but Mrs Ratcliffe-Mrs Maddocks.  *aLodoiska.  As 30 Dec. 1
794.  *c$Powell=: New Ballet rehearsed at 12.  Receipts: #234 3s. 6d. (173.9.0; 
48.4.6; 12.4.0; 1.2 tks.: 0.6.0).  *pcg The Comedy of Errors.  See 19 Nov. 1794.
  *aHercules and Omphale.  As 17 Nov. 1794.  *c[as mainpiece the playbill announ
ces +The Dramatist=, but "In consequence of the indisposition of $Lewis=, The Dr
amatist was obliged to be postponed...+The Comedy of Errors= was the substitute"
 (+Morning Post=, 12 Jan.).]  Receipts: #220 2s. (190.0; 30.2), *pking's I Zinga
ri in Fiera.  [Principal Characters by Braghetti, Cipriani, Morelli, Mme Moriche
lli, Sga Colombati, Sga Pastorelli.  [Cast from libretto ($C. Clarke=, 1794):% B
arbadoro-Braghetti; Scevola-Cipriani; Pandolfo-Morelli; Eleuterio-Torregiani; Lu
crezia-Mme Morichelli; Stellidaura-Sga Colombati; Cecca-Sga Pastorelli.  *dEnd I
: +Divertisement=, as 20 Dec. 1794; End II: +L'Espiegle Soubrette=, as 20 Dec. 1
794, but Mme +Derlotti.  *cA Comic Opera; the music by $Paisiello=.  With entire
 new Scenes, Dresses and Decorations.  *p12 dl The Mountaineers.  As 10 Nov. 179
4, but Goatherds-_Jones, +Evans; Pacha-R. Palmer.  *aLodoiska.  As 31 Dec. 1794,
 but Casimir-Caulfield.  *c[In mainpiece the playbill retains $Jones= as +3rd Go
atherd=r, but "Jones continuing Ill $Evans= play'd his Goatherd"; in afterpiece 
"$Benson= Ill, $Caulfield= doubled +Casimir=r [omitted from playbill] with +Adol
phus=r" (Powell).]  $Powell=: New Ballet rehearsed at 12.  Receipts: #290 (227.1
5.6; 59.5.6; 2.19.0).  *pcg Hamlet.  As 29 Dec. 1794, but Queen-Mrs Pope.  *aMag
o and Dago.  As 1 Jan., but [in X:% +Wou'd you see the World in little= (compose
d by $Dibdin=)-Townsend; [in place of% +A New Trade for a Jew=-_; [XVIII entitle
d +Temple of Fortune=v; in XIX (originally XXII) Death and the Doctor-the Devil 
and the Lawyer, in place of how to kick up a dust; added:% A New Overture [by $H
oward=%-; [in XIV:% +A new Roundelay= (composed by $Atterbury=)-Townsend, Street
, Mrs Henley, Miss Kirton [omitted from III: The Drift of Snow; from IV: a Storm
; from XVIII: the Magic Concerto%.  *c[Mainpiece in place of +The Earl of Essex=
, advertised on playbill of 10 Jan.]  Receipts: #216 14s. (211.1; 5.13).  *p13 d
l Measure for Measure.  As 30 Dec. 1794, but Mariana-Miss Heard.  *aMy Grandmoth
er.  As 16 Sept. 1794, but Sir Matthew Medley-Burton; Souffrance-Maddocks; Charl
otte-Mrs Bland; Florella-Sga Storace.  *c$Powell=: New Ballet rehearsed at 12.  
Receipts: #284 2s. (218.19; 62.2; 3.1).  *pcg The Town before You.  As 18 Dec. 1
794.  [+Prologue=, +Epilogue= as 6 Dec. 1794.%  *aMago and Dago.  As 12 Jan.[, b
ut omitted from last Scene: its synopsis.%  *cReceipts: #203 5s. 6d. (196.6.6; 6
.19.0).  *pking's I Zingari in Fiera.  As 10 Jan.  *dAs 10 Jan.  *p14 dl The Che
rokee.  As 23 Dec. 1794.  *aThe Pannel.  As 3 Jan.  *cPowell: New Ballet rehears
ed at 12 [and for afterpiece same note as on 3 Jan.].  Receipts: #228 19s. 6d. (
180.13.6; 46.9.0; 1.17.0).  *pcg The Maid of the Mill.  As 2 Jan., but Lord Aimw
orth-Davies; Theodosia-Mrs Arnold; Mervin-_.   *aMago and Dago.  As 13 Jan., but
 [in X:% +Descriptive Sea Song=-Haymes (for that night only); [in place of% +Wou
'd you see the World in little=-_; [in XII: the Devil's in them all, in place of
 the Battle of the Wigs; omitted: all named parts%; Harlequin-_; Clown-_; Dago-_
; Mago-_; Father to Columbine-_; Zany-_; Columbine-_; Seraphil-_.  *cBy Command 
of $Their Majesties=.  Receipts: #387 18s. 6d. (383.3.6; 4.15.0).  *p15 dl The C
onfederacy.  As 10 Dec. 1794, but Clip-Maddocks; Corinna-Miss Collins.  *aLodois
ka.  As 30 Dec. 1794.  *c[In mainpiece the playbill retains $Mrs Jordan= as +Cor
inna=r, but "The Public are respectfully informed that Mrs Jordan being suddenly
 taken ill, she cannot have the honour of appearing before them this Evening.  T
he Part of Corinna will be performed by $Miss Collins=" (printed slip attached t
o +Kemble playbill=).]  $Powell=: New Ballet rehearsed at 12.  Receipts: #214 18
s. (156.1; 50.19; 7.18).  *pcg The Rage!  As 24 Nov. 1794.  *aMago and Dago.  As
 13 Jan. [but in XII: the Devil's in them all, in place of the Battle of the Wig
s.%  *cReceipts: #165 8s. (157.11; 7.17).  *p16 dl The Cherokee.  As 23 Dec. 179
4.  *aThe Citizen.  Old Philpot-Suett; Y. Philpot-Bannister Jun.; Maria-Miss Far
ren.  *c[Afterpiece in place of +The Devil to Pay=, advertised on playbill of 15
 Jan.]  $Powell=: New Ballet rehearsed at 12.  Receipts: #189 17s. (134.1.6; 53.
14.0; 2.1.6).  *pcg The Town before You.  As 18 Dec. 1794.  [+Prologue=, +Epilog
ue= as 6 Dec. 1794.%  *aHercules and Omphale.  As 17 Nov. 1794.  *cReceipts: #17
8 10s. (172.14; 5.16).  *p17 dl The Jew.  As 27 Nov. 1794.  *aLodoiska.  As 12 J
an.  *c$Powell=: +Know your own Mind= rehearsed at 11 [but this play was not act
ed this season]; New Ballet at 12 [and for afterpiece same note as on 12 Jan.]. 
 Receipts: #206 14s. (152.16.6; 45.8.6; 8.9.0).  *pcg The Rage!  As 24 Nov. 1794
.  *aHercules and Omphale.  As 17 Nov. 1794.  *cReceipts: #155 1s. (148.8; 6.13)
.  *pking's I Zingari in Fiera.  As 10 Jan., but Braghetti_; Sga_ Colombati; Sga
_ Pastorelli.  *dAs 20 Dec. 1794.  *p19 dl The Cherokee.  As 23 Dec. 1794, but +
Indian Warriors=-_Keys, _Nicolini, _Roffey, _Whitmell, _Wells, _Garman, _Banks; 
+Chorusses=-_Dorion Jun., _Fisher, _Pilbrow, _Tett, _Walker, _Willoughby, Master
 _DeCamp, Miss _Granger, Miss _Menage, Miss _Redhead, Miss _Stageldoir, Mrs _Ili
ff, Miss _Davies.  *aThe Critic.  As 12 Dec. 1794, but Dangle-R. Palmer; Interpr
eter-_; Under Prompter-_; Italian Girls [but see below]-_; Lord Burleigh-_; Gove
rnor-_; Earl of Leicester-_; Sir Walter Raleigh-_; Sir Christopher Hatton-_; Mas
ter of Horse-_; Beefeater-_; Justice-_; Tom Jenkins-_; Constable-_; Nieces-_; Ju
stice's Lady-_; Confidant-_.  *c[This was $Parsons='s last appearance on the sta
ge.  He died on 3 Feb. 1795.]  $Powell=: $Miss DeCamp= absent [from afterpiece],
 $Miss Stageldoir= +Italian Girl=r.  +Inconstant= rehearsed at 11; New Ballet at
 12.  Receipts: #262 14s. 6d. (185.16.6; 72.2.6; 2.15.6).  *pcg King Lear.  King
 Lear-Pope; Bastard-Middleton; Gloster-Hull; Kent-Harley; Cornwall-Macready; Gen
tleman Usher-Bernard; Edgar-Holman; Regan-Mrs Fawcett; Goneril-Miss Morris; Cord
elia-Miss Wallis (1st appearance in that character).  *aMago and Dago.  As 15 Ja
n., but [in X: A Sea Song,% +The Glorious First of June=-Davies; [in place of% +
Wou'd you see the World in little=-_.  *cReceipts: #176 3s. 6d. (174.2.6; 2.1.0)
.  *p20 dl The Inconstant; or, The Way to Win Him.  Old Mirable-Aickin; Young Mi
rable-Wroughton; Capt. Duretete-Palmer (1st appearance in that character [in +Lo
ndon=]); Dugard-Whitfield; Petit-R. Palmer; Bravoes-Phillimore, Maddocks, Caulfi
eld, Webb; Oriana-Mrs Goodall; Bisarre-Miss Farren; Lamorce-Miss Tidswell.  *aTi
t for Tat.  See 20 Oct. 1794, but Villamour-Benson.  *c[$Palmer='s 1st appearanc
e as +Capt. Duretete=r was at +Liverpool=, 18 Aug. 1773.  As afterpiece the play
bill announces +The Prize=, but "The Public are respectfully informed that on Ac
count of the sudden Indisposition of $Bannister Jun.=  The Prize cannot be perfo
rmed.  This Evening will be presented +Tit for Tat=" (printed slip attached to +
Kemble playbill=).  In it "$Barrymore= being Ill, $Benson= play'd +Villamour=r" 
(Powell).]  $Powell=: New Ballet rehearsed at 12.  Receipts: #117 12s. (71.0.6; 
41.13.6; 4.18.0).  *pcg The Town before You.  As 18 Dec. 1794.  [+Prologue=, +Ep
ilogue= as 6 Dec. 1794.%  *aMago and Dago.  As 19 Jan.  *cReceipts: #137 16s. 6d
. (126.19.0; 10.17.6).  *pking's I Zingari in Fiera.  As 10 Jan.  *dEnd I: +Dive
rtisement=, as 20 Dec. 1794; End II: [a new Ballet by $Onorati=% +L'Amant Retrou
ve=-Gentili, Lahante, Aumer, Mlle Rosine, Mme DelCaro, Mme Hilligsberg.  *p21 dl
 As You Like It.  As 29 Oct. 1794, but Jaques-Wroughton; Jaques de Bois-Benson; 
Orlando-C. Kemble; Rosalind-Mrs Goodall; +Cuckoo Song=-_.  *aLodoiska.  As 1 Jan
., but Michael-Bland; Kera Khan-C. Kemble; Kajah-Cooke.  *sAs 29 Oct. 1794.  *c[
Mainpiece in place of +The Cherokee=; afterpiece of +All the World's a Stage=, b
oth announced on playbill of 20 Jan.  In mainpiece the playbill retains $C. Kemb
le= as +Jaques de Bois=r and $Barrymore= as +Orlando=r, but "Orlando $C. Kemble=
, Barrymore Ill; Jaques de Bois $Benson= for C. Kemble"; in  afterpiece the play
bill retains Barrymore as +Kera Khan=r and C. Kemble as +Kajah=r, but "Kera Khan
 C. Kemble for Barrymore Ill, Kajah $Cooke= for C. Kemble.  $Miss Leak=, $Miss R
edhead=, $Miss Gawdry= absent from this Evening's Performance" (Powell).]  $Powe
ll=: +School for Scandal= rehearsed at 10; +Miss in her Teens= at 11; New Ballet
 at 12.  Receipts: #149 12s. (95.7.0; 42.1.6; 12.3.6).  *pcg The Rage!  As 24 No
v. 1794.  *aMago and Dago.  As 19 Jan.  *cReceipts: #133 8s. 6d. (126.9.6; 6.19.
0).  *p22 dl The School for Scandal.  As 12 Nov. 1794, but Sir Benjamin Backbite
-Benson; Joseph Surface-Palmer; Charles Surface-Russell (1st appearance in +Lond
on=); Crabtree-Waldron; Moses-Banks; Trip-R. Palmer; Maid-_.  *aMiss in her Teen
s.  Capt. Loveit-Whitfield; Fribble-Russell; Flash-Palmer; Puff-Suett; Jasper-Ph
illimore; Miss Biddy-Mrs Gibbs; Tag-Miss Tidswell.  *sAs 12 Nov. 1794.  *c[$Russ
ell= was from the +Margate theatre=; he had 1st acted in +London= at the +China 
Hall Theatre= in 1776.  In mainpiece the playbill assigns +Careless=r to $Barrym
ore=, but "Careless $Dignum=, Barrymore Ill; +Surface's Servant=r $Evans= for $B
anks=" (Powell).]  $Powell=: +School for Scandal= rehearsed at 11; +Miss in her 
Teens= at 12; New Ballet at 12.  Receipts: #186 4s. (130.18.6; 53.13.6; 1.12.0).
  *pcg The Duenna.  As 21 Oct. 1794, but Lopez-_.  *aMago and Dago.  As 19 Jan. 
 *c[Mainpiece in place of +The Town before You=, advertised on playbill of 21 Ja
n.]  Receipts: #111 17s. 6d. (105.15.6; 6.2.0).  *p23 dl The Provok'd Husband.  
As 27 Sept. 1794, but Count Basset-R. Palmer; Lady Townly-Miss Farren; [added:% 
Servant-Trueman; Mrs Trusty-Mrs Heard.  *aHigh Life below Stairs.  Lovel-C. Kemb
le; Freeman-Trueman; Philip-Hollingsworth; Coachman-Webb; Tom-Maddocks; Duke's S
ervant-R. Palmer; Sir Harry's Servant-Whitfield; Kitty-Miss Pope; Lady Bab's Mai
d-Miss Tidswell; Lady Charlotte's Maid-Miss Collins.  *dIn II afterpiece: a +Moc
k Minuet=-R. Palmer, Miss Pope.  *c$Powell=: New Ballet rehearsed at 12 [and for
 afterpiece same note as on 5 Jan.].  Receipts: #134 7s. (88.7; 40.7; 5.13).  *p
cg The Dramatist.  Vapid-Lewis; Neville-Middleton; Ennui-Munden; Floriville-Bern
ard; Lord Scratch-Quick; Marianne-A Young Lady (1st appearance on any stage [$Mi
ss Walcup=]); Lady Waitfort-Mrs Davenport; Miss Courtney-Miss Chapman.  *aHercul
es and Omphale.  As 17 Nov. 1794.  *c[$Miss Walcup= is identified in +London Chr
onicle=, 24 Jan.  Afterpiece in place of +Mago and Dago=, advertised on playbill
 of 22 Jan.]  Receipts: #134 12s. (125.18; 8.14).  *p24 dl The Wonder.  As 18 Se
pt. 1794, but Don Lopez-Aickin; Lissardo-King; Alguazile-Maddocks; Donna Violant
e-Miss Farren; Donna Isabella-Miss Heard.  *aLodoiska.  As 1 Jan., but Japhis-. 
 *c[In mainpiece the playbill retains $Jones= as +Alguazile=r, but "Alguazile $M
addocks=, Jones Ill.  $Bannister= absent from this Evening's Performance [of aft
erpiece]; $Cooke= D, Ill" ($Powell=).]  Powell: New Ballet rehearsdd at 12.  Rec
eipts: #153 11s. (92.19.6; 53.17.0; 6.14.6).  *pcg The Belle's Stratagem.  Doric
ourt-Lewis; Sir George Touchwood-Farren; Saville-Harley; Flutter-Bernard; Viller
s-Macready; Hardy-Quick; Mrs Racket-Mrs Mattocks; Lady Touchwood-Miss Chapman; M
iss Ogle-Mrs Fawcett; Letitia Hardy-Mrs Pope.  *aHercules and Omphale.  As 17 No
v. 1794.  *cReceipts: #125 13s. (117.16; 7.17)  *pking's I Zingari in Fiera.  As
 10 Jan., but Sga_ Colombati; Sga_ Pastorelli.  *dEnd I: +L'Espiegle Soubrette=-
 [see 20 Dec. 1794%; End II: +L'Amant Retrouve=- [see 20 Jan.%.  *cThe Serious O
pera [+Zenobia in Palmira=, advertised in +Morning Chronicle=, 23 Jan.] is unavo
idably postponed.  *p26 dl The Mountaineers.  Octavian-Kemble; Virolet-Barrymore
; Killmallock-Moody; Roque-Aickin; Muleteers-Sedgwick, Dignum, Bland, Bannister;
 Lope Tocho-Suett; Goatherds-Trueman, Packer, Evans, Burton; Bulcazin Muley-Bens
ley; Ganem-Caulfield; Pacha-R. Palmer; Ali Beg-Phillimore; Sadi-Wathen (1st appe
arance on this stage); Zorayda-Miss Heard; Floranthe-Mrs Goodall; Agnes-Mrs Blan
d.  *aMy Grandmother.  As 16 Sept. 1794, but Vapour-C. Kemble; Charlotte-Mrs Bla
nd; Florella-Sga Storace.  *c[$Wathen= was from the +Richmond theatre=.  Afterpi
ece in place of +Lodoiska=, advertised on playbill of 24 Jan.]   $Powell=: +Moun
taineers= rehearsed at 11; New Ballet at 12.  Receipts: #171 6s. (125.7; 41.2; 4
.17).  *pcg Romeo and Juliet.  As 20 Oct. 1794, but Prince-_; Paris-_; Balthazar
-_; Montague-_; Peter-_; Friar John-_; Nurse-_.  *aMago and Dago.  As 19 Jan.  *
sAs 5 Jan.  *cMainpiece: In Act I a Masquerade Scene incident to the Play.  Rece
ipts: #130 6s. (128.0; 2.6).  *p27 dl The Confederacy.  As 10 Dec. 1794, but Mon
ey@trap-Suett; Clip-Maddocks; Jessamin-Benson; Corinna-Miss Collins.  *aNo Song 
No Supper.  As 21 Oct. 1794, but Robin-Benson; William-Cooke; Louisa-Miss Leak. 
 *c[Mainpiece in place of +Measure for Measure=, advertised on playbill of 26 Ja
n.]  Receipts: #107 7s. 6d. (61.15.6; 41.19.6; 3.12.6).  *pcg The Town before Yo
u.  As 18 Dec. 1794, but +Prologue=-_; +Epilogue=-_.  *aMago and Dago.  As 19 Ja
n.  *cReceipts: #100 3s. (93.7.6; 6.15.6).  *pking's La Scola dei Maritati.  [Pr
incipal Characters by Bonfanti, Cipriani, Rovedino, Morelli, Mme Morichelli.  [C
ast from +Larpent MS 1053=:% Capitan Sbaraglia-Bonfanti; Fiuta-Cipriani; Don Gig
lio-Rovedino; Bonario-Morelli; Conte Lelio-Brida; Valerio-Torregiani; Donna Cipr
igna-Mme Morichelli; Isabella-Sga Colombati; Cilia-Sga Pastorelli.  *dEnd I: +Di
vertisement=, as 20 Dec. 1794; End II: +L'Espiegle Soubrette=, as 24 Jan.  *cA N
ew Comic Opera [1st time; COM 2], the music entirely new composed here by $Marti
ni= [i.e. $Martin y Soler=], who will himself preside at the harpsichord.  The P
oetry by $Lorenzo? DaPonte=.  *p28 dl The School for Scandal.  As 22 Jan,, but C
areless-Barrymore.  *aMiss in her Teens.  As 22 Jan., but Capt. Loveit-Trueman; 
Puff-Benson.  *sIII: +song=-Dignum.  *c[In mainpiece the playbill retains $Sedgw
ick= as singer, but "$Dignum= sang the Song in Act III, Sedgwick being Ill.  +Su
rface's Servant=r $Evans= for $Banks=" (Powell).]  $Powell=: New Ballet rehearse
d at 12.  Receipts: #145 2s. (96.15.6; 45.13.6; 2.13.0).  *pcg The Rage!  As 23 
Oct. 1794.  *aNetley Abbey.  As 17 Sept. 1794, but Lucy Oakland-Miss Cornelys.  
*c[Afterpiece in place of +Mago and Dago=, advertised on playbill of 27 Jan.]  P
aid Messrs $Marteneni= and $Polleti= in full for artificial flowers #33 14s.  Re
ceipts: #90 8s. 6d. (83.0.6; 7.8.0).  *p29 dl Douglas.  As 4 Oct. 1794.  *aMy Gr
andmother.  As 26 Jan., but Woodly-Cooke.  *c[Mainpiece in place of +The Hypocri
te=; afterpiece of +The Quaker=, both advertised on playbill of 28 Jan.]  $Powel
l=: New Ballet rehearsed at 12.  Receipts: #245 5s. 6d. (188.9.0; 52.9.6; 4.7.0)
.  *pcg Fontainbleau.  Lackland-Lewis; Lepoche-Quick; Squire Tally@ho-Munden; Si
r John Bull-Fawcett; Lord Winlove-Incledon; Col. Epaulette-Farley; Henry-Johnsto
ne; Caelia-Mrs Clendining; Rosa-Miss Cornelys; Lady Bull-Mrs Davenport; Mrs Case
y-Mrs Fawcett; Nannette-Miss Stuart; Miss Dolly Bull-Mrs Mattocks.  *aLovers' Qu
arrels.  Sancho-Quick; Don Carlos-Holman; Lopez-Munden; Don Lorenzo-Farren; Don 
Alvarez-Rock; Don Felix-Thompson; Angelina-Miss Chapman; Isabella-Miss Stuart; J
acintha-Mrs Mattocks; Leonora-Mrs Pope.  *cReceipts: #116 2s. (103.10.6; 12.11.6
).  *p31 dl The Rivals.  As 5 Nov. 1794, but Acres-Suett; David-Hollingsworth; L
ydia Languish-A Young Lady (1st appearance on this stage [$Miss Mellon=]).  *aLo
doiska.  As 31 Dec. 1794, but Michael-Trueman; Ithorak-Cooke.  *c[$Miss Mellon=,
 who was from the +Stafford theatre=, is identified by MS annotation on +Kemble 
playbill=.  In afterpiece the playbill retains $Dignum= as +Ithorak=r, but "Itho
rak $Cooke=, Dignum Ill; +Michael=r [omitted from playbill] $Trueman=, $Bland= I
ll; the Speech of the +1st Page=r $Master Gregson=, $Master Welsh= Ill" (Powell)
.]  $Powell=, 30 Jan.: +Rivals= rehearsed at 11; New Ballet at 2 and at 6; 31 Ja
n.: +Prize= rehearsed at 12; New Ballet at 2.  Receipts: #215 6s. 6d. (149.0.6; 
63.9.6; 2.16.6).  *pcg The Mysteries of the Castle.  [Principal Characters by Le
wis, Quick, Incledon, Pope, Munden, Fawcett, Harley, Macready, Powel, Davenport,
 Thompson, Mrs Mattocks, Mrs Mountain, Miss Wallis.  [Cast from text ($T. N. Lon
gman=, 1795):% Hilario-Lewis; Fractioso-Quick; Montauban-Incledon; Carlos-Pope; 
Valoury-Munden; Cloddy-Fawcett; Count Montoni-Harley; Bernardo-Macready; Fisherm
an-Powel; Serjeant-Davenport; Captain of Vessel-Thompson; Centinel-Williamson; A
nnette-Mrs Mattocks; Constantia-Mrs Mountain; Julia-Miss Wallis; Chorus of Soldi
ers and Sailors-Linton, Street, Gray, Williamson, Abbot, Rock, Blurton, Speechly
, Spofforth, Little; Chorus of Country Girls-Miss Stuart, Mrs Henley, Miss Kirto
n, Mrs Arnold, Miss Leserve, Mrs Lloyd, Mrs Follett, Mrs Norton, Mrs Castelle, M
iss Walcup, Mrs Bayzand; +Prologue=-Harley; +Epilogue=-Mrs Mattocks.  [These wer
e spoken, as here assigned, at the 1st 14 performances only (see 3 Mar.).]  *aTw
o Strings to Your Bow.  As 30 Oct. 1794, but Donna Clara-Mrs Cornelys (1st appea
rance on this stage).  *cMainpiece [1st time; MD 3, by $Miles Peter Andrews= and
 $Frederick Reynolds=.  +Prologue= by $Edward Topham=; +Epilogue= by $Miles Pete
r Andrews= ($Crouch=, II, 229)]: With new Scenes, Dresses and Decorations.  The 
new Music composed, and the rest selected by $Shield=.  +Morning Chronicle=, 25 
Feb. 1795: This Day is published +The Mysteries of the Castle= (2s.).  [$Mrs Cor
nelys= was from the $Crow Street Theatre Dublin=.]  Receipts: #243 12s. (241.19;
 1.13).  *pking's La Scola dei Maritati.  As 27 Jan.  *dAs 27 Jan.  *p2 2 dl The
 Mountaineers.  As 26 Jan., but Muleteers-_Dignum, +Trueman, _Bland, +Cooke; Goa
therds-_Trueman, +Hollingsworth.  *aThe Prize.  As 28 Oct. 1794, but Lenitive-Wa
then; Heartwell-Caulfield; Juba-Master DeCamp.  *c$Powell=, 1 Feb.: New Ballet r
ehearsed at 6; 2 Feb.: +Prize= rehearsed at 11; New Ballet at 12.  Receipts: #17
8 6s. 6d. (120.12.0; 52.10.0; 5.4.6).  *pcg The Mysteries of the Castle.  As 31 
Jan.  *aThe Irishman in London.  As 21 Oct. 1794, but Cymon-_.  *cReceipts: #208
 15s. (205.17; 2.18).  *p3 dl The Heiress.  As 30 Oct. 1794, but Chignon-Maddock
s; Mr Blandish-Benson; Lady Emily-Miss Farren.  *aLodoiska.  As 31 Jan., but [$C
ooke='s name listed in playbill;% The Horde-+Nicolini, _Dorion Jun.  *c$Powell=:
 +Servant to Miss Alscrip=r, $Evans= [in mainpiece]; +Michael=r doubled With +Gu
stavus=r by $Trueman=, $Bland= Ill [in afterpiece].  New Ballet rehearsed at 12.
  Receipts: #165 8s. 6d. (110.4.0; 51.3.6; 4.1.0).  *pcg The Mysteries of the Ca
stle.  As 31 Jan., but Chorus of Country Girls-Mrs +Masters.  *aThe Prisoner at 
Large.  Muns-Fawcett; Lord Edmond-Davies; Jack Connor-Macready; Count Fripon-Ree
s; Tough-Rock; Father Frank-Davenport; Trap-Powel; Dowdle-Munden; Rachael-Miss H
opkins; Mary-Miss Stuart; Adelaide-Miss Chapman.  *cReceipts: #193 19s. (187.6; 
6.13).  *pking's None.  [The Subscribers and the Public are most respectfully in
formed that on account of the sudden indisposition of $Mme Morichelli= the repre
sentation of the Opera [+La Scola dei Maritati=] is deferred to Saturday next [b
ut it was not again performed until 21 Feb.].%  *p4 dl The Jew.  As 27 Nov. 1794
.  *aLodoiska.  As 3 Feb., but Pages-Master _Welsh, Master +Gregson, Master +Gri
maldi.  *c$Powell=: +Beggar's Opera= rehearsed at 10; New Ballet at 12 [and for 
afterpiece same note as on 3 Feb.].  Receipts: #170 9s. (120.19.6; 37.9.0; 12.0.
6).  *pcg The Mysteries of the Castle.  As 3 Feb.  *aHe Wou'd be a Soldier.  Col
. Talbot-Harley; Sir Oliver Oldstock-Powel; Crevelt-Middleton; Mandeville-Davies
; Wilkins-Rock; Caleb-Fawcett; +song=-Fawcett; Mrs Wilkins-Mrs Fawcett; Charlott
e-Miss Chapman.  *c[Afterpiece in place of +The Midnight Hour=, advertised on pl
aybill of 3 Feb.]  Receipts: #191 2s. (187.7; 315).  *p5 dl The Cherokee.  As 19
 Jan.  *aThe Englishman in Paris.  See 2 Jan., but Sir John Buck-Cooke; Classic-
Benson.  *c$Powell=: [In afterpiece] +Sir John Buck=r $Cooke=, $Phillimore= Ill;
 +Classic=r $Benson=, $Packer= Ill.  +Beggar's Opera= rehearsed at 10; New Balle
t at 10 and at 12.  Receipts: #148 3s. 6d. (103.5.0; 40.6.6; 4.12.0).  *pcg The 
Mysteries of the Castle.  As 3 Feb., but Powel_; Davenport_; Thompson_.  *aModer
n Antiques.  As 26 Sept. 1794, but Nan-Mrs Henley.  *cReceipts: #138 18s. 6d. (1
34.12.6; 4.6.0).  *p6 dl The Beggar's Opera.  Mr Peachum-Moody; Lockit-Hollingsw
orth; Capt. Macheath-Kelly; Filch-Suett; Crookfinger'd Jack-Lyons; Wat Dreary-Ev
ans; Robin of Bagshot-Cooke; Nimming Ned-Welsh; Harry Paddington-Phillimore; Mat
 o' the Mint-Trueman; Ben Budge-Burton; Beggar-Waldron; Player-Benson; Drawer-Ba
nks; Turnkey-Webb; Mrs Peachum-Mrs Maddocks; Polly Peachum-A Young Lady (1st app
earance on any stage [$Miss Arne=]); Lucy Lockit (1st time)-Miss DeCamp; Diana T
rapes-Mrs Booth; Mrs Coaxer-Mrs Jones; Dolly Trull-Miss Chatterley; Mrs Vixen-Mr
s Iliff; Betty Doxy-Miss Redhead; Jenny Diver-Mrs Bramwell; Mrs Slammekin-Miss T
idswell; Suky Tawdry-Mrs Hedges; Molly Brazen-Mrs Butler.  *aThe Mayor of Garrat
t.  Sir Jacob Jollup-Waldron; Major Sturgeon-Bannister; Jerry Sneak-Bannister Ju
n.; Heeltap-Burton; Lint-Suett; Bruin-Benson; Snuffle-Lyons; Mrs Sneak-Mrs Gooda
ll; Mrs Bruin-Miss Tidswell.  *dIn III: +Hornpipe=-G. D'Egville.    *c[$Miss Arn
e=, who is identified by MS annotation on +Kemble playbill=, had previously appe
ared as a chorus singer; see 27 Oct. 1794.  In mainpiece the playbill assigns +M
rs Peachum=r to $Mrs Hopkins=, +Suky Tawdry=r to $Mrs Maddocks=, +Mrs Coaxer=r t
o $Miss Stageldoir=, but "Mrs Hopkins being ill, Mrs Maddocks play'd Mrs Peachum
; $Mrs Hedges= Suky Tawdry for Mrs Maddocks; Miss Stageldoir Ill, $Mrs Jones= pl
ay'd Mrs Coaxer.  [In afterpiece] $Jones= Ill, $Lyons= +Snuffle=r; $Evans= +4th 
Mob=r for Lyons [both these characters omitted from playbill]" ($Powell=).]  Pow
ell: +Mayor of Garratt= rehearsed at 12; New Ballet at 12.  Receipts: #174 10s. 
(121.14; 51.2; 1.14).  *pcg The Mysteries of the Castle.  As 5 Feb.  *aThe Schoo
l for Arrogance.  Count Connolly Villars-Holman; Dermot-Johnstone; Dorimont-Farr
en; Sir Paul Peckham-Fawcett; Sir Samuel Sheepy-Munden; Picard-Farley; Exempt-Th
ompson; Lucy-Miss Chapman; Lydia-Miss Hopkins; Lady Peckham-Mrs Mattocks.  *cRec
eipts: #160 7s. 6d. (156.0.6; 4.7.0).  *p7 dl As You Like It.  As 29 Oct. 1794, 
but Rosalind-Mrs Goodall; +Cuckoo Song=-_; Corin-_; Sylvius-_; Phebe-_.  *aMy Gr
andmother.  As 29 Oct. 1794.  *sAs 29 Oct. 1794.  *c$Powell=: $Sedgwick= not com
ing to the Theatre, his 1st Scene in +My Grandmother= was oblig'd to be omitted.
  The above Neglect Mr Sedgwick is too often guilty of.  New Ballet rehearsed at
 12.  [Mainpiece in place of +The Clandestine Marriage=, advertised on playbill 
of 6 Feb.]  Receipts: #103 7s. 6d. (65.12.6; 31.14.0; 6.1.0).  *pcg The Mysterie
s of the Castle.  As 5 Feb.  *aThe Poor Soldier.  As 19 Sept. 1794.  *c[Afterpie
ce in place of +The Midnight Hour=, advertised on playbill of 6 Feb.]  Receipts:
 #146 2s. (137.14; 8.8),  *pking's Semiramide; or, La Vendetta di Nino.  [Princi
pal Characters by Kelly, Rovedino, Mme Banti.  [Cast adjusted from libretto ($C.
 Clarke=, 1794):% Arsace-Kelly; Seleuco-C. Rovedino; Mitrane-Cipriani?; Oroe-Bra
ghetti; Ombra di Nino-Torregiani; Semiramide-Mme Brig. Banti; Azema-Sga Colombat
i.  *dAs 24 Jan.  *cA Serious Opera, the music by $Bianchi=, under whose directi
on this Opera is now revived, and the Chorusses under $Dr Arnold=.  ["A little m
iscreant +Italian cabal=, who have endeavoured to derange the performances at th
is Theatre, attempted to hiss $Kelly=, who had generously come from +Drury Lane 
Theatre= that the serious Opera might not be interrupted.  The liberal feelings 
of the +English subscribers= overpowered the noise, and Kelly received the appla
use which his spirit deserved" (+Morning Chronicle=, 9 Feb.).]  *p9 dl The Chero
kee.  As 19 Jan., but +Chorusses=-_Atkins, _Aylmer, _Boyce, _Bardoleau, _Brown, 
_Cook, _Denman, _Dixon, _Dorion.  *aBon Ton.  Lord Minikin-Whitfield; Sir John T
rotley-King; Col. Tivy-Barrymore; Jessamy-R. Palmer; Davy-Suett; Lady Minikin-Mi
ss Pope; Miss Tittup-Miss Farren; Gymp-Miss Tidswell.  *c[Afterpiece in place of
 +The Citizen=, advertised on playbill of 7 Feb.]  $Powell=, 8 Feb.: New Ballet 
rehearsed at 6; 9 Feb.: New Ballet rehearsed at 12.  Receipts: #127 7s. 6d. (85.
6.6; 37.9.6; 4.11.6).  *pcg The Mysteries of the Castle.  As 5 Feb.  *aMago and 
Dago.  As 13 Jan.[, but omitted synopses of all scenes.%  *cReceipts: #192 10s. 
(188.8; 4.2).  *p10 dl The School for Scandal.  As 22 Jan., but Charles Surface-
Wroughton; Careless-Barrymore; Rowley-Maddocks; Lady Sneerwell-Miss Tidswell.  *
aNo Song No Supper.  As 21 Oct. 1794, but Nelly-Miss Tidswell.  *sAs 12 Nov. 179
4.  *c[In  mainpiece "$Evans= +Lady Sneerwell's Servant=r for $Maddocks="; in af
terpiece the playbill retains Mrs Bramwell as +Nelly=r, but "$Mrs Bramwell= bein
g Ill $Miss Tidswell= play'd the part of Nelly, and $Miss DeCamp= sang the Trio"
 (Powell).]  $Powell=: New Ballet rehearsed at 12.  Receipts: #139 1s. 6d. (93.1
.0; 40.2.0; 5.18.6).  *pcg The Mysteries of the Castle.  As 5 Feb.  *aHartford B
ridge.  As 1 Oct. 1794.  *dAs 1 Oct. 1794.  *cReceipts: #130 7s. (126.3; 4.4).  
*pking's None.  *cThe Subscribers and the Public are most respectfully informed 
that several of the Performers of this Theatre, both Singers and Dancers, being 
confined with severe illnesses at present so prevalent, the performance of the O
pera is unavoidably postponed to Saturday next (+Morning Chronicle=, 9 Feb.).  *
p11 dl None.  *cOn account of the indispensable necessity of having an Evening's
 Rehearsal of [+Alexander the Great=], Ladies and Gentlemen will please to take 
notice there can be No Play at this Theatre To-morrow Evening (notice on playbil
l of 10 Feb.).  *pcg The Mysteries of the Castle.  As 5 Feb.  *aThe Farmer.  As 
17 Oct. 1794.  *cReceipts: #190 12s. 6d. (176.13.6; 13.19.0).  *p12 dl The Natur
al Son.  Sir Jeffery Latimer-Suett; Blushenly-Palmer; Capt. O'Carrol-Moody; Jack
 Hustings-King; David-Burton; Lady Paragon-Miss Farren; Miss Phebe Latimer-Miss 
Pope.  *aAlexander the Great; or, The Conquest of Persia.  [+Macedonians=r:% Ale
xander-J. D'Egville; Hephestion-Aumer; Clytus-Dubois; Perdiccas-Fairbrother; Par
menio-Phillimore; Ptolemy-Caulfield; Attalus-Benson; Eumenes-Bland; Philip-G. D'
Egville; +Officers=-; +Guards=-; +Attendants=-; Thalestris-Mrs Fialon (1st appea
rance on this stage); +Amazons=-Miss Collins, Miss Heard, Miss D'Egville, Miss R
edhead, Miss Stageldoir, Miss Stuart, Miss Tidswell, Mrs Bramwell; [+Persians=r:
% Darius-Fialon; Son of Darius-Master Menage; Oxathres-Boimaison; Memnon-Webb; A
rsites-Maddocks; Spithridates-Banks; Raesaces-Lyons; High Priest of the Sun-Roff
ey; Sysigambis-Mrs Cuyler; Parisatis-Mrs Hedges; Artemisia-Mrs Butler; Statira-M
iss J. Hilligsberg (1st appearance on this stage); +Satraps=-Kelly Jun., Evans, 
Brady, Caulfield Jun., Powell, Creed; +Attendant Females=-Miss Brooker, Miss Phi
llips, Miss Daniel, Mrs Harris, Mrs Haskey, Miss Chatterley, Miss Granger, Mrs J
ones, Miss Menage, Miss D'Egville; Priests-; Persian Army=-.  *cAfterpiece [1st 
time; P 3 (except for 1st two performances, which were 2), by $James Harvey D'Eg
ville=.  Synopsis of action ($C. Lowndes= [1795])]: A Representation calculated 
to shew the extent and powers of the New Stage, and which has been in preparatio
n during the whole of the Season (notice on playbill of 10 Feb.).  The Musick co
mposed by $Krazinsky Miller=.  The Scenes, Machinery, Dresses and Decorations ar
e entirely new.  The Scenery designed and executed by $Marinari=, and his Assist
ants.  The Machinery designed by $Cabanel=, and executed by him and $Jacobs=.  T
he Dresses and Decorations by $Johnston= and $Miss Rein=.  $Powell=: [The pantom
ime] was astonishingly well received, except the chorus of '+Happy Pair=' at the
 end, which was so shamefully managed that the performers met with, what they mu
ch deserved, great disapprobation.  The acting of the piece was in general well 
conducted, but the +Procession=v [The Piece will conclude with the +Entry of Ale
xander into Babylon=v, and his +Marriage with Statira=v (playbill)], for want of
 room to arrange behind, was unavoidably sent on in a very confused manner...Ale
xander's car could not be sent on this evening, not being yet complete.  [These 
difficulties are somewhat surprising, in view of the fact that the pantomime had
 had 54 rehearsals.  And see 13 Feb.]  11 Feb.: Chorusses to New Ballet rehearse
d at 10; +Natural Son= at 11; New Ballet at 11; New Ballet (full rehearsal) at 6
; 12 Feb.: New Ballet rehearsed at 12.  Receipts: #504 3s. 6d. (417.2.0; 83.16.6
; 3.5.0).  *pcg The Mysteries of the Castle.  As 5 Feb.  *aMago and Dago.  As 9 
Feb.  *cReceipts: #175 19s. 6d. (170.4.6; 5.15.0).  *p13 dl The Inconstant.  As 
20 Jan., but Bravoes-_.  *aAlexander the Great.  As 12 Feb.  *c[Mainpiece in pla
ce of +The Foundling=, advertised on playbill of 12 Feb.]  $Powell=: +Alexander=
r 's car was completed, and drawn by two elephants, and accompanied by +Darius=r
 ' car, drawn by three white horses, and another car laden with trophies, drawn 
by soldiers all of which [were] totally covered with burnished gold and silver..
.The Procession was still but indifferently conducted.  New Ballet rehearsed at 
12.  +Morning Chronicle=, 18 Oct. 1794: Two hundred soldiers are to be employed 
in the spectacle; each of their dresses is estimated at #5.  Account-Book: Paid 
$Miller= in full for music in +Alexander the Great= #30.  Receipts: #263 11s. (1
73.16.6; 86.13.0; 3.1.6).  *pcg The Mysteries of the Castle.  As 5 Feb.  *aMidas
.  As 7 Nov. 1794.  *c[Afterpiece in  place of +The Highland Reel=, advertised o
n playbill of 12 Feb.]  Receipts: #62 19s. 6d. (60.3.6; 2.16.0).  *p14 dl The Je
w.  As 27 Nov. 1794.  *aThe Prize.  As 28 Oct. 1794.  *cOn account of the Engage
ments of some of the principal Performers at the Opera House it is absolutely im
possible to give +Alexander the Great= this Evening; the third night will be on 
Monday next, and every Accomodations is making for an Arrangement that will prev
ent any future interruption of this Representation.  $Powell=: New Comedy [+The 
Wheel of Fortune=] read at 12.  Receipts: #143 19s. 6d. (87.5.6; 48.16.6; 7.17.6
).  *pcg The Mysteries of the Castle.  As 5 Feb., but Chorus of Soldiers and Sai
lors-_Spofforth.  *aCrotchet Lodge.  [Principal Characters by Quick, Fawcett, Be
rnard, Macready, Powel, Farley, Rock, Thompson, Miss Chapman, Mrs Davenport, Mis
s Stuart, Mrs Henley, Mrs Martyr.  [Cast from text ($T. N. Longman= [1795]):% Ti
mothy Truncheon-Quick; Nimble-Fawcett; Squire Shinken ap Lloyd-Bernard; Dashley-
Macready; Doctor Chronic-Powel; Waiter-Farley; Paddy-Rock; Bootcatcher-Thompson;
 Florella-Miss Chapman; Miss Crotchet-Mrs Davenport; Maid at the Inn-Miss Stuart
; Landlady-Mrs Henley; Thisbe-Mrs Martyr; +Prologue=-Fawcett [in the character o
f +Nimble=r, disguised as a Sailor with a Wooden-leg (text).  It was spoken, as 
here assigned, at all subsequent performances].  *cAfterpiece [1st time; F 2, by
 $Thomas Hurlstone=.  +Prologue= by $Robert Houlton= (see text)].  +Morning Chro
nicle=, 23 Mar. 1795: This Day is published +Crotchet Lodge= (1s.).  Receipts: #
179 16s. 6d. (172.14.6; 7.2.0).  *pking's Semiramide.  As 7 Feb.  *d+Dances=- [s
ee 24 Jan.%.  *p16 dl The Rivals.  As 31 Jan., but David-Bannister Jun.; Fag-_; 
Coachman-_.  *aAlexander the Great.  As 12 Feb., but +Attendant Females=-Mrs +Br
igg, Miss +Wheatley.  *c$Powell=, 15 Feb.: +Alexander the Great= rehearsed at 11
; 2nd Scene of D & Procession at 6; 16 Feb.: New Comedy rehearsed at 11.  Receip
ts: #407 5s. (308.0.0; 94.3.6; 5.1.6).  *pcg The Mysteries of the Castle.  As 14
 Feb.  *aMago and Dago.  As 9 Feb.  *cBy Command of $Their Majesties=.  Receipts
: #382 18s. 6d. (380.14.6; 2.4.0).  *p17 dl The School for Scandal.  As 22 Jan.,
 but Charles Surface-Wroughton; Rowley-Maddocks; Snake-_; Trip-_.  *aAlexander t
he Great.  As 16 Feb., but Hephestion-C. Kemble.  *s[omitted from playbill]As 28
 Jan.  *c[In mainpiece the playbill retains $Barrymore= as +Careless=r, but "Bar
rymore came too late to play Careless, in consequence of which $Dignum= did the 
part and sang $Sedgwick='s song, who came in time to the theatre [Powell's itali
cs, see 7 Feb.], but begged to be excused going on from the violent pain he was 
in, occasioned by a swelling upon his finger.  Dignum not in time to be discover
ed at +Lady Sneerwell=r's rout, but came on after the Scene opened.  $Fisher=, o
ne of the waiters in the above Scene, was absent.  $Caulfield= absent from the s
cene with +Charles=r, and $Kelly Jr.= not being in time to be discovered With th
e rest, walked on after the Scene opened."  [In afterpiece] the playbill retains
 $Aumer= as +Hephestion=r, "Hephestion $C. Kemble=, Aumer at the Opera House" ($
Powell=).]  Receipts: #349 7s. (264.16; 81.10; 3.1).  *pcg King Lear.  As 19 Jan
., but [added:% Albany-Davies.  *aCrotchet Lodge.  As 14 Feb.  *cReceipts: #108 
14s. 6d. (105.10.6; 3.4.0).  *pking's I Zingari in Fiera.  As 17 Jan.  *dAs 24 J
an.  *p18 none Ash Wednesday.  *p19 dl The Cherokee.  As 9 Feb., but +Chorusses=
-_.  *aAlexander the Great.  As 16 Feb.  *c$Powell=: New Comedy rehearsed at 11.
  Receipts: #390 19s. 6d. (316.2.0; 67.11.0; 7.6.6).  *pcg The Rage!  As 23 Oct.
 1794.  *aCrotchet Lodge.  As 14 Feb.  *bEnd: +Dermot and Kathlane=[; or, +The I
rish Wedding=%.  Dermot-Byrn; Darby-Jackson; Patrick-Holland; Father Luke-Platt;
 Norah-Mlle St.Amand; Old Kathlane-Miss Smyth; Kathlane-Mme Rossi.  [And see 18 
Oct. 1793.]  *cReceipts: #108 14s. 6d. (105.10.6; 3.4.0).  *p20 cg [A% Grand Sel
ection 0 [Main of Sacred Music, from the Works of $Handel=%.  Principal Vocal Pe
rformers-Master Elliot, Kelly, Nield, Burdon (from +Salisbury=), Gray, Linton, B
artleman, Miss Parke, Miss Poole; Leader of the Band-G. Ashley.  *aGrand Selecti
on 1.  +Zadock the Priest=-Chorus (+Coronation Anthems=); Overture (+Esther=)-; 
+The Dettingen te Deum=-;[, in which% +Holy Holy Lord=-.  *aGrand Selection 2.  
Overture and Dead March (+Saul=)-; +Gentle Airs=-; accompanied on violoncello-C.
 Ashley (+Athalia=); +Fall'n is the foe=-Chorus (+Judas Maccabaeus=); +He was ey
es unto the blind= [+Redemption=]-; +Lord of Eternity=-Chorus; +Behold the natio
ns=-; O Baal=-Chorus (+Deborah=); +Tune your Harps= [+Esther=]-; +He smote all t
he first born=-Chorus (+Israel in Egypt=); +What though I trace=-Miss Parke (+So
lomon=); +He gave them hailstones=-Double Chorus (Israel in Egypt).  *aGrand Sel
ection 3.  Second Oboe Concerto-; +Happy Iphis= (+Jephtha=)-; +My arms=, +Sound 
an alarm=, +We hear=-Chorus (Judas Maccabaeus); +O magnify the Lord= [+Chandos A
nthems=]-; +Hear Jacob's God=-Chorus (+Samson=); +What's sweeter than the new@bl
own rose= (+Joseph=)-; +I feel the Deity within=-; +Arm arm ye brave=-; +We come
=-Chorus (Judas Maccabaeus); +From mighty Kings=-Miss Parke (Judas Maccabaeus); 
+Gloria Patri=-Chorus (+Jubilate=).  *cPrincipal Instrumental Performers-$C. Ash
ley=, $Bridgtower=, $Archer=, $Harvey=, $Sarjant=, $Mahon=, $Boyce=, $Cantelo=, 
$Parkinson=, $Taylor=, $J. Sharp=, $Lavenu=, $Napier=, $Simpson=, $the Flacks=, 
$Purney=, $Seutze=, $Gwilliam=, $Monro=, $Wood=, $Warren=, $Woodham=, $Francis=,
 $M. Sharp=, &c. Organ by $J. Ashley=.  Double Drums by $R. Ashley=.  The Chorus
ses will be numerous and compleat, and the Orchestra will consist of upwards of 
Two Hundred Performers.  The whole under the Direction of Ashley.  Boxes 6s. Pit
 3s. 6d. Gallery 2s. Upper Gallery 1s.  Places to be taken, and Tickets for the 
Boxes may be had of $Brandon= at the Office in +Hart-street=.  The Doors to be o
pened at 5:30.  To begin at 6:30 [same throughout oratorio season].  [This perfo
rmance was originally advertised to take place at the +Pantheon=, +Oxford-street
=, but "The routed Host of Harmonists, driven from their new works in Oxford-roa
d, hastily encamped last night [at +Covent Garden=].  Their performance...went o
ff as might be expected from a scanty band, thus collected, without any previous
 rehearsal" (+Morning Herald=, 21 Feb.).  The Pantheon had been destroyed by fir
e in January 1792.  Work on its reconstruction had only recently been begun, and
 Was still not completed.  It was reopened with a masquerade on 9 April 1795, th
e "usual licenses being now fully renewed and established" (+Morning Herald=, 9 
Apr.).]  *pking's Debora and Sisara.  Principal Vocal Parts-Mme Banti, Miss Leak
, Rovedino, Brida, Harrison.  *mEnd Part I: a +Grand Overture= [by $Haydn=%-; co
nducted-Haydn.  *sAt commencement Part II: +Angels ever bright and fair=-Mme Ban
ti.  *cA +Sacred Oratorio=; the music entirely by $Guglielmi=, composed purposel
y for $Mme Banti= at the $Royal Theatre of St.@Charles= at +Naples= [in l788]; w
ith Grand Chorusses under the direction of $Dr Arnold=, who will himself preside
 at the organ.  At the harpsichord, $Federici=.  Leader of the Band, $Cramer=.  
The Orchestra, vocal and instrumental, will consist of nearly two hundred perfor
mers.  *p21 dl The Clandestine Marriage.  As 30 Sept. 1794, but Canton-Maddocks;
 [added:% Trueman-Benson.  *aAlexander the Great.  As 17 Feb.[, but $C. Kemble='
s name listed in playbill.%  *c$Powell=: New Comedy rehearsed at 11.  Receipts: 
#290 18s. (197.8.0; 87.10.6; 5.19.6).  *pcg England Preserv'd.  [Principal Chara
cters by Holman, Pope, Farren, Harley, Middleton, Davies, Macready, Hull, Haymes
, Richardson, Powel, Claremont, Thompson, Williamson, Miss Wallis.  [Cast from t
ext ($T. N. Longman=, 1795), and +European Magazine=, Mar. 1795, p. 197:% Earl o
f Surrey-Holman; Earl of Pembroke-Pope; Earl of Chester-Farren; French Prince-Ha
rley; Earl William Mareschal-Middleton; Earl of Lincoln-Davies; English Knight-M
acready; Bishop of Winchester-Hull; Comte de Nevers-Haymes; Lord Robert Fitzwalt
er-Richardson; French Guard-Powel; Viscomte de Beaumont-Claremont; Heralds-Thomp
son, Williamson; John Plantaganet-Miss Standen; Lady Surrey-Miss Wallis; +Prolog
ue=-Middleton; +Address= (instead of +Epilogue=)-Pope.  [These were spoken, as h
ere assigned, at all subsequent performances.]  *aCrotchet Lodge.  As 14 Feb.  *
bDermot and Kathlane.  As 19 Feb.  *cMainpiece [1st time; HIST. D 5, by $George 
Watson=.  +Prologue= and Address by the author (+European Magazine=, Apr. 1795, 
pp. 267, 268)]: With new Dresses and Decorations.  +Morning Chronicle=, 11 May 1
795: This Day is published +England Preserved= (2s.).  Receipts: #209 0s. 6d. (1
99.13.0; 9.7.6).  *pking's La Scola dei Maritati.  As 27 Jan.  *dAs 27 Jan.  *p2
3 dl The Mountaineers.  As 2 Feb., but Sadi-Bannister Jun.; Pacha-_; Ali Beg-_. 
 *aAlexander the Great.  As 16 Feb.  *c$Powell=: New Comedy rehearsed at 11.  Re
ceipts: #361 3s. 6d. (278.16.0; 79.18.6; 2.9.0).  *pcg England Preserv'd.  As 21
 Feb.[, but added: $Miss Standen=.%  *aMago and Dago.  As 9 Feb.  *cReceipts: #1
52 14s. 6d. (137.7.6; 15.7.0).  *p24 dl The School for Lovers.  As 19 Dec. 1794.
  *aAlexander the Great.  As 21 Feb.[, but Ptolemy - ?; Philip - ?%  *c$Powell=:
 $Miss Davies=, $Mrs Bramwell=, $G. D'Egville=, $Caulfield= absent [from afterpi
ece], all Ill [their substitutes are not listed]; $Miss Leak=, Messrs $Annereau=
, $Bardoleau=, $Dorion Sen.=, $Horsfall= absent from the chorus.  Receipts: #254
 17s. (177.10; 73.7; 4.0).  *pcg England Preserv'd.  As 23 Feb.  *aCrotchet Lodg
e.  As 14 Feb.  *bDermot and Kathlane.  As 19 Feb.  *cBenefit for the Author [of
 mainpiece, who is named in the Account-Book, but not on the playbill].  Receipt
s: #175 3s. 6d. (160.9.6; 14.14.0).  *pking's La Scola dei Maritati.  As 27 Jan.
  *dAs 24 Jan.  *p25 none General Fast.  *p26 dl Measure for Measure.  As 30 Dec
. 1794, but Elbow-Waldron; Mrs Over@done-Mrs Maddocks; Gentlemen-_.  *aAlexander
 the Great.  As 16 Feb.  *c[Mainpiece in place of +The Cherokee=, advertised on 
playbill of 24 Feb.  In it the playbill retains Mrs Booth as +Mrs Over-done=r, b
ut "Mrs Over-done $Mrs Maddocks=, $Mrs Booth= ill" (Powell).]  $Powell=, 25 Feb.
: New Comedy, viz. +The Wheel of Fortune=, rehearsed at 11; +Alexander the Great
= (by order of $Mr Sheridan=) at 1; 26 Feb.: +Wheel of Fortune= rehearsed at 12.
  Receipts: #406 19s. (337.10.6; 63.18.0; 5.10.6).  *pcg England Preserv'd.  As 
23 Feb.  *aCrotchet Lodge.  As 14 Feb.  *dEnd: +The Bouquet=-Byrn, Holland, Mlle
 St.Amand, Mme Rossi.  *cReceipts: #188 8s. 6d. (170.17.0; 17.11.6).  *p27 cg Al
exander's Feast; Grand Selection 0.  As 20 Feb., but Leader of the Band-_.  *aA 
Grand Miscellaneous Act.  Overture-(+Ariadne=); +Angels ever bright=-Miss Parke 
(+Theodora=); +He measureth=, +He Layeth the beams=-Bartleman (+Redemption=); +T
otal eclipse=-Kelly; +O first created beam=-Chorus (+Samson=); +O had I Jubal's 
lyre=-Miss Poole (+Joshua=); +Every day will I give thanks=-Nield (+Chandos? Ant
hems=); +The Lord shall reign=-Chorus; +Sing ye to the Lord=-Miss Parke; +The ho
rse and his rider=-Double Chorus (+Israel in Egypt=).  *cOde: In two Parts.  Pri
ncipal Instrumental Performers as 20 Feb., but omitted: $Bridgtower=, $Archer=, 
$Mahon=, $Lavenu=, $Napier=, $Simpson=.  $Mr Ashley= is exceedingly concerned th
at he is under the necessity of informing the Public that the Anthem [The Anthem
 that will be performed at the +Chapel Royal=, +St. James='s, on the Nuptials oF
 his Royal Highness the $Prince of Wales= and the $Princess Caroline of Brunswic
k=, composed by $Handel=, to conclude with the +Hallelujah Chorus= from +The Mes
siah= (advance playbill of 25 Feb.)] advertised for this Evening is necessarihy 
postponed until the Royal Marriage shall have taken place.  *pking's A Grand Sel
ection 0 [of Sacred Music Chiefly from $Handel=%.  *aGrand Selection 1.  Overtur
e- (+Samson=); +In Gieste=-Rovedino ($Cimarosa=); +When his loud voice=-Chorus; 
+O magnify the Lord=-Miss Leak; Concerto bassoon-Holmes; +Rendi il sereno al cig
lio=-Harrison; +O Father whose almighty power=-Chorus; +Air= [with oboe obligato
,%-Mme Banti ($Gulielmi=); +He gave them hailstones=-Chorus; *aGrand Selection 2
.  Grand Overture- ($Haydn=); +Angels ever bright and fair=-Mme Banti; +May no r
ash intruder=-Chorus; +Oft on a plat of rising ground=-Harrison; +Lo he is our G
od=-Miss Leak ($Dr Arnold=); +For unto us=-Chorus; +Air= [accompanied on harp by
 $Mrs Dussek=%-Mme Banti (Gulielmi); +Recitativo=-Miss Leak, Harrison; +Sing ye 
to the Lord=-Mme Banti; +The horse and his rider=-Chorus.  *p28 dl The Wheel of 
Fortune.  [Characters by R. Palmer, King, Kemble, Whitfield, Palmer, C. Kemble, 
Suett, Waldron, Phillimore, Bland, Maddocks, Banks, Trueman, Webb, Lyons, Evans,
 Fisher, Mrs Powell, Miss Farren, Mrs Maddocks, Miss Tidswell.  [Cast from text 
($C. Dilly=, 1795):% Sir David Daw-R. Palmer; Tempest-King; Penruddock-Kemble; W
oodville-Whitfield; Sydenham-Palmer; Henry Woodville-C. Kemble; Weazel-Suett; Wo
odville's Servant-Waldron; Attendant-Phillimore; Jenkins-Bland; Servants of Sir 
George Penruddock-Maddocks, Banks, Evans, Fisher, Lyons; Livery Servant-Trueman;
 Servant to Tempest-Webb; Mrs Woodville-Mrs Powell; Emily Tempest-Miss Farren; D
ame Dunckley-Mrs Maddocks; Maid of the Lodging-Miss Tidswell; +Prologue=-Palmer;
 +Epilogue=-Miss Farren.  [These were spoken, as here assigned, at the 1st 9 per
formances only (see 28 Mar.).]  *aAlexander the Great.  As 21 Feb.  *cMainpiece 
[1st time; C 5, by $Richard Cumberland=.  +Prologue= and +Epilogue= by the autho
r (+Pocket Magazine=, Mar. 1795, pp. 190, 191)]: With new Scenes, &c.  $Powell=,
 27 Feb.: +Wheel of Fortune= rehearsed at 11; 28 Feb.: Wheel of Fortune rehearse
d at 10.  "The character of +Penruddock=r is [$Kemble='s] greatest performance, 
and I believe it to be a perfect one.  It is admirable...because the very defect
 which hurts his general style of acting, that studious and important precisenes
s, which is affectation in all his other characters, contributes to the strength
, to the nature of Penruddock" ($Leigh Hunt=, +Critical Essays on the Performers
 of the London Theatres=, 1807, p. 8).  Receipts: #255 19s. (195.10; 57.15; 2.14
).  *pcg England Preserv'd.  As 23 Feb.  *aCrotchet Lodge.  As 14 Feb.  *bDermot
 and Kathlane.  As 19 Feb.  *cReceipts: #92 4s. 6d. (81.17.6; 10.7.0).  *pking's
 Semiramide.  As 7 Feb.  *dEnd I: +Divertisement=, as 20 Dec. 1794; End II: +New
 Divertisement= [by $Onorati=%-.  *p3 2 dl The Wheel of Fortune.  As 28 Feb., bu
t Woodville-Benson [in place of $Whitfield=%; Webb_; Servants of Sir George Penr
uddock-_Lyons, _Evans, _Fisher.  *aAlexander the Great.  As 16 Feb., but Satraps
-_.  *c$Powell=: +Wheel of Fortune= rehearsed at 10; +Fair Penitent= at 11.  Rec
eipts: #344 3s. 6d. (275.10.0; 66.10.0; 2.3.6).  *pcg England Preserv'd.  As 23 
Feb.  *aMago and Dago.  As 9 Feb.  *cBenefit for the Author [of mainpiece, who  
is named in the Account-Book, but not on the playbill].  Receipts: #99 19s. 6d. 
(86.8.0; 13.11.6).  *p3 dl The Fair Penitent.  Sciolto-Bensley; Altamont-Barrymo
re; Horatio-Kemble; Lothario-Palmer; Rossano-Caulfield; Servants-Phillimore, Mad
docks, Lyons; Calista-Mrs Siddons; Lavinia-Mrs Powell; Lucilla-Miss Heard.  *aAl
exander the Great.  As 21 Feb., but Satraps-_.  *cReceipts: #336 10s. 6d. (267.1
7.6; 66.5.0; 2.8.0).  *pcg The Mysteries of the Castle.  As 14 Feb., but +Prolog
ue=-_; +Epilogue=-_ [and thereafter].  *aCrotchet Lodge.  As 14 Feb.  *cReceipts
: #170 10s. (158.8.6; 12.1.6).  *pking's La Scola dei Maritati.  As 27 Jan.  *dE
nd I: +New Divertisement=, as 28 Feb.; End II: +L'Amant Retrouve=, as 24 Jan.  *
p4 cg L'Allegro ed il Pensieroso; Grand Selection 0.  As 20 Feb., but Principal 
Vocal Performers-Miss _Poole, _Linton.  *aA Grand Miscellaneous Act.  Overture a
nd March- (+Scipio=); +Jehovah crown'd=-; +He comes=-Chorus; +Tune your harps=- 
(+Esther=); +Around let acclamations ring=- (+Athalia=); +Pious orgies=- (+Judas
 Maccabaeus=); +The trumpet's loud clangour=- (+Dryden's Ode=); +Mad Bess=-Miss 
Parke ($Purcell=); +Fix'd in his everlasting seat=-Full chorus (+Samson=).  *mEn
d Part II: 3rd +concerto= [of $Giardini= on the violin%-G. Ashley.  *cOratorio: 
In two Parts,  Principal Instrumental Performers as 27 Feb., but omitted: $Seutz
e=.  [The playbill retains $Miss Poole=, but "Miss Poole, it appears, could not 
perform at the +Oratorio= on Wednesday last, because she had ate pork for dinner
" (+Morning Herald=, 9 Mar.). +Morning Post=, 10 Mar., prints a public statement
 from Miss Poole apologizing for her "neglecting to attend and perform her duty 
on Wednesday last".]  *phay The Thespian Panorama; or, Three Hours Heart's Ease.
  [Composed of a variety of Matter, Musical, Rhetorical and Imitative; the great
est part of which has never yet been offered to the Public.  The new Music by $S
hield=, $Carter= and $Reeve=; The Selection from $Martini= [i.e. $Martin y Soler
=], $Giordani=, $Storace=, $Jackson=, $Stevens=, $Pleyel=. The Recitals will pri
ncipally be new, and mostly spoken by $Palmer=; The Interlocutory Parts that con
nect the whole will likewise be delivered by him, and the other Parts of the Ent
ertainment will be given by $Johnstone=, $Wathen=, $Williames=, $Caulfield=, $Ba
nnister=, $Mrs Mountain=. Part 1.%  Exordium [written by $Arthur Murphy=, spoken
 by%-Palmer; Overture [composed by $Stamitz=%-; [New Glee% +The shipwreck'd Sail
ors= (see +dl=, 19 May) [composed by an amateur%-; Thespian Advice [spoken by%-P
almer; Gipsey Jenny-; +The Sailor's Joke= [sung by%-Wathen; A Milesian Pasticcio
 [spoken by%-Johnstone; An attempt to cleanse the Augean Stable-; Love of our Co
untry-; [Glee,% +Britain's best Bulwarks are her Wooden Walls=-; [Part II.% An O
verture [by $Clementi=%-; Neptune's Exhortation-; [the% Death of Faulknor-; [The
% Country Clergyman [spoken by%-Wathen; +Anna's Lullaby= [sung by%-Johnstone; Th
e Cambrian Quack [or +Killing no Murder=, spoken by%-Williames; A further Attemp
t at the Stable-; Exhortation to Unanimity-; The Royal Nuptials-; Happiness and 
the House of Brunswick-; [Part III.% The Overture [by $Haydn=%-; The Comforts of
 Dust [or +the Citizen's Cake-House=%-; +Nothing but a Place= [sung by%-Wathen; 
Noli me tangere [or +No jesting with Edged Tools=%-; +Fancy's Festival= [sung by
%-Johnstone; The Profit of Prosody-; [Irish Explanation,% +Tho' born in a Stable
 a Man's not a Horse= [sung by%-Mrs Mountain; Finale of Gratitude-; other Parts-
Caulfield, Bannister.  *cUnder the license of the +Lord Chamberlain=.  Leader of
 the band-$Mountain=.  Grand Piano Forte-$Reeve=.  Among the other Instrumental 
Performers are $W. Ware=, $Haigh=, $Leffler Sen.=, $Leffler Jun.=, $Nicks=, $Ale
xander=, $Price=, $Francis=, $Cornish=, $English=, $Eley=, $Forster=, &c.  The D
oors to be opened at 6:30.  To begin at 7:30.  Boxes 5s. Pit 3s. Gallery 2s. Upp
er Gallery 1s.  [For names of speakers and singers see +Morning Post=, 5 Mar.; +
Oracle=, 12 Mar.]  *p5 dl The Wheel of Fortune.  As 2 Mar., but Bland_; Servants
 of Sir George Penruddock-_Maddocks, _Banks; Trueman_.  *aAlexander the Great.  
As 2 Mar.  *c$Powell=, 4 Mar.: +Edwy and Elgiva= rehearsed at 11.  Receipts: #47
1 19s. (401.3.6; 66.18.0; 3.17.6).  *pcg The Road to Ruin.  As 8 Jan., but [adde
d:% Hosier-Macready; Smith-Powel; Jacob-Rees.  *aOscar and Malvina.  As 22 Oct. 
1794.  *mAfterpiece: The Union Pipes-an Eminent Performer (1st appearance in pub
lic); the Harp-Weippert.  *cReceipts: #200 6s. 6d. (185.19.6; 14.7.0).  *p6 cg [
A% Grand Selection 0 [of Sacred Music from the Works of $Handel=%.  As 4 Mar.  *
aGrand Selection 1.  As 20 Feb.  *aGrand Selection 2.  As 20 Feb.  *aGrand Selec
tion 3.  As 20 Feb.  *mIn Part II: 1st +concerto= [of $Geminiani=]-G. Ashley.  *
cPrincipal Instrumental Performers as 4 Mar.  *p7 dl Measure for Measure.  As 26
 Feb.[, but $Mrs Maddocks='s name listed in playbill.%  *aAlexander the Great.  
As 3 Mar.  *c$Powell=, 6 Mar.: +Edwy and Elgiva= rehearsed at 11.  Receipts: #34
8 14s. 6d. (277.6.0; 70.9.6; 0.19.0).  *pcg The Mysteries of the Castle.  As 14 
Feb., but Carlos [$Pope='s part read by%-Middleton.  *aCrotchet Lodge.  As 14 Fe
b.  *c[In mainpiece the playbill retains $Pope=, but "Pope's part in +The Myster
ies of the Castle= was read by $Middleton=, on Saturday evening last, on account
 of the indisposition of the former" (+Morning Herald=, 9 Mar.).]  Receipts: #17
4 6s. (165.16; 8.10).  *pking's Semiramide.  As 7 Feb.  *dAs 28 Feb.  *p9 dl The
 Wheel of Fortune.  As 28 Feb., but Servants of Sir George Penruddock-_; _Truema
n_; Webb_.  *aAlexander the Great.  As 2 Mar.  *cReceipts: #377 18s. 6d. (331.7.
0; 42.18.6; 3.13.0).  *pcg Macbeth.  As 6 Nov. 1794, but Macduff-Middleton.  *aO
scar and Malvina.  As 20 Oct. 1794, but Musical Characters-Miss +Kirton.  *sVoca
l Parts, as 22 Sept. 1794, but Miss _Poole, Mrs _Henley.  *mAs 5 Mar.  *cReceipt
s: #124 8s. 6d. (118.17.6; 5.11.0).  *p10 dl The Merchant of Venice.  Duke of Ve
nice-Packer; Antonio-Bensley; Bassanio-Wroughton; Solanio-Whitfield; Salarino-Ba
rrymore; Gratiano-Dodd; Lorenzo-Dignum; Shylock-Kemble; Tubal-Waldron; Launcelot
-Bannister Jun.; Gobbo-Suett; Leonardo-Evans; Portia-Mrs Siddons; Nerissa-Mrs Go
odall; Jessica-Miss Collins.  *aAlexander the Great.  As 2 Mar.  *c[The playbill
 assigns +Jessica=r to $Mrs Bland=, but "Jessica $Miss Collins=. $Miss Bland= Il
l, +Leonardo=r [omitted from playbill] $Evans=, $Cooke= Ill" (Powell).]  $Powell
=: +Edwy and Elgiva= rehearsed at 11.  Receipts: #285 7s. 6d. (236.16.6; 43.14.6
; 4.16.6).  *pcg The Mysteries of the Castle.  As 7 Mar.[, but $Middleton='s nam
e listed in playbill.%  *aCrotchet Lodge.  As 14 Feb.  *cReceipts: #129 9s. (118
.19; 10.10).  *pking's Semiramide.  As 7 Feb.  *dAs 28 Feb.  *p11 cg [The% Messi
ah.  Principal Vocal Performers-Master Elliot, Kelly, Nield, Burdon (from +Salis
bury=), Gray, Bartleman, Miss Parke, Mrs Hindmarsh.  [For partial list of indivi
dual selections, and singers thereof, see 27 Mar.]  *cPrincipal Instrumental Per
formers as 4 Mar.  +Morning Herald=, 12 Mar.: $Mrs Hindmarsh= made her first app
earance with much success.  *phay The Thespian Panorama.  As 4 Mar [, but The Re
citals will be chosen from the Works of $Milton=, $Sterne=, $Thomson=, $Goldsmit
h=, $Lloyd=, $Gray=, and mostly spoken by $Palmer=. Part I, Part II, Part III.  
As 4 Mar%.  *p12 dl The Wheel of Fortune.  As 9 Mar.  *aAlexander the Great.  As
 2 Mar., but Alexander-Aumer; Hephestion-C. Kemble.  *c[In afterpiece the playbi
ll retains $J. D'Egville= as Alexander the $Aumer= as +Hephestion=r , but "D'Egv
ille being suddenly taken ill, Aumer play'd +Alexander=r and $C. Kemble= Hephest
ion" ($Powell=).]  Powell: +King John= rehearsed at 10; +Edwy and Elgiva= at 12 
(dismissed).  Receipts: #484 17s. (439.18.6; 41.17.6; 3.1.0).  *pcg The Rage!  A
s 23 Oct. 1794.  *aOscar and Malvina.  As 9 Mar.  *mAs  5 Mar.  *cReceipts: #210
 11s. 6d. (197.6.6; 13.5.0).   *p13 cg A Grand Selection 0 [of Sacred Music%; Me
ssiah.  As 11 Mar., but Principal Vocal Performers [added:%-+Wonder (1st appeara
nce in +England=).  *aGrand Selection 1.  Occasional Overture-; +Shall I in Mamr
e's=-Bartleman; +For all these mercies=-Chorus (+Joshua=); +Ye men of Gaza=-Mrs 
Hindmarsh; +Why does the God of Israel sleep?=-Kelly (+Samson=); +When his loud 
voice=-Chorus (+Jephtha=); +Lord remember David=-Nield (+Redemption=); +Let the 
bright Seraphim=-Miss Parke; +Let their celestial Concerts=-Chorus (Samson).  *a
Grand Selection 2.  +The flocks shall leave the mountains=-Miss Parke, Nield, Ba
rtleman; +Wretched Lovers=-Chorus (+Acis and Galatea=); +O Liberty=-Kelly [accom
panied on the violoncello-$C. Ashley=% (+Judas Maccabaeus=); +May no rash Intrud
er=-Chorus (+Solomon=); +Wave from wave=-Wonder (+Israel in Egypt=); +Ye sacred 
Priests=, +Farewell ye limpid springs=-Miss Parke (Jephtha); +O God who in thy h
eavenly hand=-Chorus (+Joseph=).  *aGrand Selection 3.  +Ye sons of Israel=-Chor
us (Joshua); +Pleasure my former ways=-Nield (+Time and Truth=); +It must be so=
, +Pour forth no more=-Bartleman; +No more to Ammon's God=-Chorus (Jephtha); +Wh
ere is this stupendous stranger?=-Mrs Hindmarsh (Redemption); +Deeper and deeper
=, +Waft her angels=-Kelly (Jephtha); +Ths Soldier tir'd=-Miss Parke ($Dr Arne=)
; +Gird on thy sword=-Chorus (+Saul=).  *m6th +concerto= of Giordani on the viol
in-C. Ashley.  *cPrincipal Instrumental Performers as 4 Mar.  *phay The Thespian
 Panorama.  As 11 Mar.  *pking's A Grand Selection 0 [of Sacred Music Chiefly fr
om the Works of $Handel=%; Debora and Sisara.  As 20 Feb.  *aGrand Selection 1. 
 Overture-; +Air=-Brida; +The smiling dawn=-Miss Leak; +Fall'n is the foe=-Choru
s; Eighth +concerto=- ($Corelli=); +Total eclipse=-Harrison; +O first created be
am=-Chorus (+Samson=); +Dove sei=-Mme Banti; +How excellent thy name=-Chorus.  *
aGrand Selection 2.  Grand Overture-; +Air=-Rovedino ($Paisiello=); +I sigh and 
lament=-Miss Leak ($Giordani=); +The many rend the skies=-Chorus; +Pleasure my f
ormer ways resigning=-Harrison; +Gird on thy sword=-Chorus; +Air= [with violonce
llo obligato by $Lindley=%-Mme Banti; +Zadock the Priest=- (+Coronation Anthems=
).  *p14 dl King John.  King John-Kemble; Prince Henry-Bland; Arthur-Master Wels
h; Pembroke-Dignum; Essex-Caulfield; Salisbury-Whitfield; Hubert-Bensley; Faucon
bridge-Palmer; R. Faulconbridge-Waldron; English Herald-Trueman; King Philip-Aic
kin; Lewis-Barrymore; Austria-Phillimore; Cardinal Pandulpho-Packer; Elinor-Mrs 
Hopkins; Constance-Mrs Siddons; Blanch-Miss Collins.  *aAlexander the Great.  As
 2 Mar., but Hephestion-C. Kemble.  *c[In mainpiece "+English Herald=r [omitted 
from playbill] $Trueman=; $Cooke= Ill."  In afterpiece the playbill retains $Aum
er= as +Hephestion=r, but "Hephestion $C. Kemble=, Aumer at the +Opera House=.  
$Miss Redhead=, $Miss Leak= absent, Ill" (Powell).]  $Powell=, 13 Mar.: +King Jo
hn= rehearsed at 10; +Edwy and Elgiva= at 12; +Jack of Newbury= read at 2; 14 Ma
r.: Jack of Newbury rehearsed at 11.  Receipts: #255 3s. (204.14.0; 48.8.6; 2.0.
6).  *pcg The Child of Nature.  As 30 Oct. 1794.  *aCrotchet Lodge.  As 14 Feb.,
 but Landlady-Mrs Platt; Thompson_.  *aOscar and Malvina [and see 14 Oct. 1794].
  Principal Characters in the Ballet-Byrn, Follett, Farley, Cranfield, Blurton, 
Mme Rossi; Musical Characters-Munden, Townsend, Street, Mrs Mountain, Miss Kirto
n, Mrs Martyr.  *mAs 5 Mar.  *cReceipts: #181 12s. (176.7; 5.5).  *pking's Semir
amide.  As 7 Feb.  *dAs 28 Feb.  *p16 dl The Wheel of Fortune.  As 9 Mar., but T
empest-Waldron [in place of $King=%; Woodville's Servant-Burton [of $Waldron=%. 
 *aAlexander the Great.  As 2 Mar.  *c$Powell=: +Edwy and Elgiva= rehearsed at 1
1; +Wheel of Fortune= at 1.  Receipts: #342 (293.16.6; 43.18.6; 4.5.0).  *pcg Th
e Count of Narbonne.  Narbonne-Pope (1st appearance in that character); Theodore
-Holman; Fabian-Thompson; Officers-Powel, Claremont; Austin-Harley; Adelaide-Mis
s Wallis (1st appearance in that character); Jaqueline-Mrs Platt; Countess-Mrs P
ope.  *aThe British Recruit; or, Who's Afraid?  Vocal Parts-Incledon, Munden, Fa
wcett, Bowden, Townsend, Haymes, Gray, Street, Miss Kirton, Mrs Martyr.  [Partia
l cast adjusted from playbill of 3 May 1793; Serjeant of Grenadiers-Incledon; Ro
bin Redhead-Munden; Capias-Fawcett; Lieutenant-Bowden; Serjeant of Marines-Gray;
 Susan-Mrs Martyr.]  *aCatharine and Petruchio.  Petruchio-Lewis; Baptista-Thomp
son; Hortensio-Claremont; Taylor-Bernard; Biondello-Rock; Pedro-Farley; Grumio-Q
uick; Bianca-Miss Leserve; Curtis-Mrs Platt; Catharine (for that night only)-Mrs
 Pope.  *sIn course 2nd piece: +The Mid Watch=-Incledon; 2nd piece to conclude: 
[with a new Loyal Duet (composed by $Shield=)% +Tho' Hurricanes rattle tho' Temp
est appear=-Incledon, Bowden.  *cBenefit for $Mrs Pope=.  Mainpiece: Not acted t
hese 4 years.  [2nd piece 1st acted at +cg=, 3 May 1793, as +To Arms; or, The Br
itish Recruit=.]  +Morning Chronicle=, 26 Feb.: Tickets to be had of $Mrs Pope= 
at her house, +Half-moon-street=, +Piccadilly=.  Account-Book, 21 Apr.: Paid Mrs
 Pope for Dresses as per Bill #32 19s. 6d.  Receipts: #293 18s. (138.5; 9.7; tic
kets: 146.6).  *p17 dl Measure for Measure.  As 7 Mar., but Froth-_; Abhorson-_;
 Barnardine-_; Thomas-_.  *aAlexander the Great.  As 3 Mar.  *c$Powell=: +Jack o
f Newbury= rehearsed at 11.  Receipts: #261 1s. 6d. (209.3.0; 51.4.6; 0.14.0).  
*pcg The Comedy of Errors.  As 19 Nov. 1794, but Luciana-Mrs Fawcett; [added:% D
uke-Davies; Angelo-Powel; Aegeon-Hull.  *aCrotchet Lodge.  As 14 Feb., but Landl
ady-Mrs Platt [in place of $Mrs Henley=%.  *aOscar and Malvina.  As 14 Mar., but
 Musical Characters-Mrs +Clendining, Mrs _Mountain.  *mIn 3rd piece: As 5 Mar.  
*cReceipts: #194 12s. (186.16; 7.16).  *pking's La Scola dei Maritati.  As 27 Ja
n.  *dAs 3 Mar.  *p18 cg Acis and Galatea; Messiah.  As 11 Mar.  *aA Grand Misce
llaneous Act.   4th +concerto= of Avison-; +O gentle maid=-Mrs Hindmarsh; +Aroun
d let acclamations ring=-Chorus; +Reviving Judah=-Burdon; +Bless the true church
=-Chorus (+Athalia=); +Softly rise=-Kelly (+Solomon=, by $Boyce=); +Mad Bess=-Mi
ss Parke ($Purcell=); +Kings shall be thy nursing fathers=-Chorus (+Coronation? 
Anthems=).  *cSerenata: In two Parts. Principal Instrumental Performers as 4 Mar
.  *phay The Thespian Panorama.  As 11 Mar.  *p19 dl The Wheel of Fortune.  As 1
6 Mar.  *aAlexander the Great.  As 2 Mar.  *c$Powell=, 18 Mar.: +Edwy and Elgiva
= rehearsed at 10; 19 Mar.: Edwy and Elgiva rehearsed at 10.  Receipts: #484 11s
. 6d. (420.2.6; 59.19.0; 4.10.0).  *pcg Life's Vagaries.  [Characters by Lewis, 
Quick, Johnstone, Munden, Fawcett, Bernard, Townsend, Farley, Thompson, Rees, Da
venport, Burton, Rock, Follett, Cross, Williamson, Ledger, Wilde, Blurton, Abbot
, Miss Wallis, Mrs Lee (1st appearance on this stage), Miss Stuart, Mrs Platt, M
rs Watts, Miss Leserve, Mrs Pope.  [Cast from text ($T. N. Longman=, 1795), and 
+O'Keeffe's Dramatic Works=, Vol. I ($T. Woodfall=, 1798), and playbill of 27 No
v. 1795:% Arthur D'Aumerle-Lewis; Dickins-Quick; Timolin-Johnstone; Sir Hans Bur
gess-Munden; George Burgess-Fawcett; Lord Torrendel-Bernard; Robin Hoofs-Townsen
d; L'Oeillet-Farley; Coachman-Thompson; Tradesmen-Davenport, Follett, Cross, Wil
liamson; John-Ledger; Constable-Blurton; Robinson-Abbot; Thomas-Simmons; Augusta
-Miss Wallis; Fanny-Mrs Lee; Miss Clare-Miss Stuart; Landlady-Mrs Platt; Fruit W
oman-Mrs Watts; Martha-Miss Leserve; Lady Torrendel-Mrs Pope; unassigned-Rees, B
urton, Rock, Wilde; +Prologue=-Middleton [This was spoken, as here assigned, at 
all subsequent performances.%;  An +Address= by way of Epilogue [not listed on p
laybill,%-Lewis [(+Pocket Magazine=, Mar. 1795, p. 195.  It was probably intende
d to introduce $Mrs Lee=.].  *aRosina.  As 24 Sept. 1794, but Rosina-Mrs Clendin
ing.  *sIn: +I can dance and sing=-Mrs Lee.  [Not listed on playbill, but see BU
C, p. 619.]  *cMainpiece [1st time; C 5, by $John O'Keeffe=.  Prologue by $John 
Taylor= (see text).  Address by $John Wolcot= (+Pocket Magazine=, supra)]: With 
new Dresses and Decorations.  [$Mrs Lee= was from the +Salisbury theatre=.]  +Mo
rning Chronicle=, 11 May 1795: This Day is published +Life's Vagaries= (2s.).  R
eceipts: #268 3s. 6d. (259.19.6; 8.4.0).  *p20 cg [The% Messiah.  As 11 Mar, but
 [+Morning Herald=, 21 Mar., refers to the following:% +Comfort ye=-Kelly; +Rejo
ice I know that my redeemer liveth=-Miss Parke ("her sublime performance was rew
arded with six successive plaudits"); +He was despised=-Nield; +But thou didst n
ot leave=-Mrs Hindmarsh.  [And see 27 Mar.]  *mEnd Part II: 8th +concerto= of Co
relli-.  *cPrincipal Instrumental Performers as 4 Mar.  *phay The Thespian Panor
ama.  As 11 Mar., but other Parts [of the Entertainment%-Mrs +Wells [will appear
 for the last time in public%.  *c+Morning Herald=, 21 Mar.: The Chief novelty w
as the Imitations of $Mrs Wells=, which were given in a very admirable stile.  *
p21 dl Edwy and Elgiva.  [Characters by Kemble, Aickin, Palmer, Barrymore, Caulf
ield, Whitfield, Bensley, Benson, C. Kemble, Trueman, Packer, Banks, Maddocks, P
hillimore, Mrs Siddons, Mrs Powell.  [Cast from text, ed. $M. J. Benkovitz= (Ham
den, Conn.: Shoe String Press, 1957):% Edwy-Kemble; Odo-Aickin; Aldhelm-Palmer; 
Cerdic-Barrymore; Ernulf-Caulfield; Redwald-Whitfield; Dunstan-Bensley; Orgar-Be
nson; Sigebert-C. Kemble; Kenred-Trueman; Leofric-Packer; Officer [unassigned in
 text]-Banks; Peasant-Maddocks; Ruffians-Phillimore, Evans; Elgiva-Mrs Siddons; 
Eltruda-Mrs Powell; +Prologue=-Barrymore; +Epilogue=-Mrs Siddons.  *aAlexander t
he Great.  As 3 Mar.  *cMainp1ece [1st time; T 5, by $Frances D'Arblay=.  Prolog
ue by the author (see text).  Author of +Epilogue= unknown].  "It did not fail t
o keep [the audience] in the height of good humour, by frequent irresistible cla
ims on their risible faculties; a particular instance of this was in +Elgiva=r '
s dying scene, when a passing stranger, in a fine tragic tone, says, 'Let us car
ry her to the other side of the hedge.'  This hedge, which is supposed to be rem
otely situated from any dwelling, nevertheless proved to be a very accomodating 
retreat; for, in a few minutes after, the wounded lady is brought from behind it
 on an elegant couch, and, after dying in the presence of her husband, is carrie
d off and placed once more 'on the other side of the hedge.'  The laughter which
 this scene occasioned, although supported by the dying words of Mrs Siddons, wa
s inconceivable" (+Morning Herald=, 23 Mar.).  $Powell=, 20 Mar.: +Edwy and Elgi
va= rehearsed at 10; 21 Mar.: +Edwy and Elgiva= rehearsed at 10.  Receipts: #350
 19s. (296.4.6; 51.9.0; 3.5.6).  *pcg Life's Vagaries.  As 19 Mar.  *aThe Highla
nd Reel.  As 11 Nov. 1794, but Jenny-Mrs Arnold; Moggy-Mrs Lee (1st appearance i
n that character).  *cReceipts: #244 5s. (233.2.6; 11.2.6).  *pking's Aci e Gala
tea.  [Principal Characters by Brida, Rovedino, Mme Banti.  [Cast from libretto 
($C. Clarke=, 1795):% Aci-Brida; Polifemo-Rovedino; Oronte-Bonfanti; Lisia-Bragh
etti; Galatea-Mme Banti; Dorinda-Sga Colombati.  *dAs 28 Feb.  *cA New Opera (1s
t time [in +London=; 1st performed at +Venice=, 1792]), accompanied with Choruss
es; the music entirely new, composed [i.e. revised] here by $Bianchi=.  With ent
irely new Scenes, designed by $Hamilton= and executed by $Walmsley=, Dresses and
 Decorations.  *p23 dl The Wheel of Fortune.  As 16 Mar.  *aAlexander the Great.
  As 2 Mar.  *c$Powell=: +Jack of Newbury= (music) rehearsed at 10; +Welch Heire
ss= read at 12.  [With this entry Powell's notes come to an end.]  Receipts: #41
3 10s. (353.0.6; 56.8.0; 4.1.6).  *pcg Life's Vagaries.  As 19 Mar.  *aOscar and
 Malvina.  As 17 Mar.  *mAs 5 Mar.  *cReceipts: #250 1s. 6d. (242.9.6; 7.12.0). 
 *p24 dl The Gamester.  As 21 Oct. 1794, but Lewson-Barrymore; Waiter-_.  *aAlex
ander the Great.  As 3 Mar.  *cReceipts: #326 8s. (279.3.0; 45.14.6; 1.10.6).  *
pcg Life's Vagaries.  As 19 Mar.  *aNetley Abbey.  As 17 Sept. 1794, but Ellen W
oodbine-Mrs Follett.  *cReceipts: #220 9s. (212.18.6; 7.10.6).  *pking's Aci e G
alatea.  As 21 Mar.  *dEnd I: +New Divertisement=, as 28 Feb.; End II: +L'Espieg
le Soubrette=, as 24 Jan.  *p25 cg A Grand Selection 0 [of Sacred Music%; Messia
h.  See 11 Mar., but Principal Vocal Performers-_.  *aGrand Selection 1.  Overtu
re- (+Samson=); +Ye men of Gaza=-Mrs Hindmarsh; +Awake the trumpets=-Chorus (Sam
son); +Tears such as tender fathers shed=-Bartleman (+Deborah=); +Thy right hand
 O Lord=-Chorus (+Israel in Egypt=); +In sweetest harmony=-Miss Parke; +O fatal 
day=-Chorus (+Saul=); +Lord remember David=-Nield [+Redemption=]; +He gave them 
hailstones=-Chorus [Israel in Egypt].  *aGrand Selection 2.  Overture and Dead M
arch- (Saul); +Happy Iphis=-Master Elliot (+Jephtha=); +The Mighty Power=-Chorus
 (+Athalia=); +O Liberty=-Kelly; accompanied on the violoncello-C. Ashley [+Juda
s Maccabaeus=]; +Tyrants would=-Miss Parke; +Why should Salem=-Chorus (Athalia);
 +Honour and Arms=-Bartleman; +Then round about=-Chorus (Samson); +Sweet Bird=-M
iss Parke, [accompanied on the violoncello by] G. Ashley [+L'Allegro=]; +He rebu
ked the Red Sea=-Chorus (Israel in Egypt).  *aGrand Selection 3.  +O worse than 
death=, +Angels ever bright=-Miss Parke (+Theodora=); +When his loud voice=-Chor
us (Jephtha); +Total eclipse=-Kelly; +O first created beam=-Chorus (Samson); +Lo
rd to thee=-Mrs Hindmarsh (Theodora); +The Lord shall reign=-Chorus; +Sing ye to
 the Lord=-Miss Parke; +The horse and his rider=-Double Chorus (Israel in Egypt)
.  *mEnd Part II: violin +concerto= [by $Giardini=%-G. Ashley.  *cPrincipal Inst
rumental Performers omitted, but see 4 Mar.  *p26 dl The Wheel of Fortune.  As 1
6 Mar.  *aAlexander the Great.  As 3 Mar., but Statira-Miss DeCamp.  *cReceipts:
 #457 2s. (405.14.6; 48.7.0; 3.0.6).  *pcg Life's Vagaries.  As 19 Mar.  *aOscar
 and Malvina.  As 17 Mar.  *mAs 5 Mar.  *c[Afterpiece in place of +The Farmer=, 
advertised on playbill of 24 Mar.]  Receipts: #245 15s. (239.17; 5.18).  *pking'
s Semiramide.  As 7 Feb.  *dEnd I: +New Divertisement=, [in which the% +Pas Russ
e=-Mme Hilligsberg, Mme Hilligsberg's sister [in men's clothes%; End II: [a new 
Grand Dramatic Pantomime Ballet, in 3 parts, composed by $Onorati=,% +Paul et Vi
rginie=-Gentili, Aumer, Lahante, Simpson, Mme DelCaro, Miss J. Hilligsberg, Mme 
Rossi, Mme Hilligsberg [who will perform in men's clothes and dance a +Scotch Re
el= in that character%.  *cBenefit for $Mme Hilligsberg=.  Tickets to be had of 
Mme Hilligsberg, No. 115, +Jermyn-street=.  2nd ballet: With new Scenery by $Bel
enger= and new Dresses by $Sestini=.  The greater part of the music by $Mazzingh
i=.  *p27 cg A Grand Selection 0[of Sacred Music from the Works of $Handel=%; Me
ssiah.  As 11 Mar.  *aGrand Selection 1.  As 20 Feb., but +Zadock the Priest=-_.
  *aGrand Selection 2.  Overture- (+Ariadne=); +Gentle airs=-Nield; +O had I Jub
al's lyre=-Mrs Hindmarsh; +Fall'n is the foe=-Chorus; +Deeper and deeper still=,
 +Waft her angels=-Kelly; +The Soldier tir'd=-Miss Parke; +From the Censer=-Chor
us.  *aGrand Selection 3.  [Selected Entirely from +the Messiah=.% +Comfort ye=,
 +Every valley=-Kelly; +And the Glory of the Lord=-Chorus; +But thou didst not=-
Mrs Hindmarsh; +He was despised=-Nield; +For unto us=-Chorus; +Behold I tell you
=, +The Trumpet shall sound=-Bartleman; +I know that my Redeemer=-Miss Parke; +H
allelujah=-Grand Chorus.  *cPrincipal Instrumental Performers as 4 Mar.  Account
-Book, 28 Mar.: Received of $Ashley= Oratorio rent #200.  *p28 dl The Wheel of F
ortune.  As 16 Mar., but +Prologue=-_; +Epilogue=-_ [and thereafter].  *aAlexand
er the Great.  As 3 Mar.  *cReceipts: #494 19s. (439.5; 51.18; 3.16).  *pcg Alex
ander the Great.  Alexander (for that night only)-Lewis; Lysimachus-Farren; Poly
perchon-Macready; Hephestion-Davies; Cassander-Richardson; Clytus-Harley; Statir
a-Miss Morris; Parisatis-Miss Chapman; Sysigambis-Mrs Platt; Rozana-Mrs Pope.  *
aThe British Recruit.  As 16 Mar.  *aThe Absent Man.  Shatterbrain-Lewis; Welldo
ne-Macready; Doctor Gruel-Powel; Capt. Slang-Farley; Coxcomb-Claremont; Robin-Bu
rton; Frank-Munden; Landlady-Mrs Davenport; Flavia-Miss Hill; Miss Frolick-Miss 
Cornelys; Mrs Junket-Miss Chapman.  *sAs 16 Mar.  *cBenefit for $Lewis=.  Mainpi
ece: In Act II the admired +Procession= from the Grand Spectacle of +Hercules an
d Omphale=, with the entire Decorations, Music, Dance, Dresses, &c. adapted and 
introduced in the Triumphal Entry of +Alexander=r into +Babylon=.  3rd piece: Ne
ver acted at this theatre.  +Morning Chronicle=, 26 Mar.: Tickets to be had of $
Lewis=, No. 6, +Bow-street=, +Covent-Garden=.  Receipts: #392 6s. 6d. (273.4.0; 
13.4.0 ; tickets: 105.18.6).  *pking's Aci e Galatea.  As 21 Mar.  *dAs 24 Mar. 
 *c"On 28th March 1795, I saw the Opera +Aci & Galathea= by $Bianchi=.  The musi
c is very rich in parts for the wind instruments, and I rather think one would h
ear the principal melody better if it were not so richly scored.  The Opera is t
oo long, especially since $Banti= has to keep everything going all by herself; f
or $Brida= is a good youngster with a beautiful voice but very little musical fe
eling; and $Rovedino=, and the good old $Braghetti=, and the wretched +Seconda D
onna=-they all deserved, and received, not the least applause.  The orchestra is
 larger this year, but just as mechanical and badly placed as it was before, and
 indiscreet in its accompaniments; in short, it was the 3rd time that this Opera
 was performed, and everyone was dissatisfied.  It happened that, when the 2nd B
allet began, the whole public suddenly became dissatisfied and yelled 'off-off-o
ff,' because they wanted to see the new Ballet which $Madam Hilligsberg= had giv
en at her +Benefice= 2 days earlier.  Everyone was embarrassed-there was an inte
rval lasting half an hour-until at last a dancer came forward and said, very sub
missively: 'Ladies and Gentlemen: since the performer [sic, instead of proprieto
r] $Mr Taylor= cannot be found, the whole Ballet Company promises to perform the
 desired ballet next week, for which, however, the Impresario must pay Madam Hil
ligsberg #300.'That satisfied them, and they then yelled, 'go on-go on;' and thu
s the old Ballet was performed' ($Haydn=, 293).  *p30[-4 Apr.% none Holy Week.  
*p4 6 dl The Wheel of Fortune.  As 9 Mar., but Waldron_.  *aAlexander the Great.
  As 2 Mar.  *cReceipts: #311 1s. 6d. (270.13.0; 34.17.0; 5.11.6).  *pcg The Rag
e!  As 24 Nov. 1794, but Clara Sedley-Miss Hill [in place of $Mrs Mountain=%.  *
aWindsor Castle 1.  [Principal Characters by Pope, Incledon, Farren, Fawcett, Bo
wden, Macready, Miss Hopkins, Miss Wallis.  [Cast from text ($T. N. Longman=, 17
95):% Edward Prince of Wales-Pope; Sir Ralph Neville-Incledon; King Edward III-F
arren; Leveret-Fawcett; Fitz@Alan-Bowden; Lord Edward Spyncer-Macready; Revel-Bu
rton; Ferryman-Rees; Eustace-Linton; Lady Blanche-Miss Hopkins; Countess of Kent
-Miss Wallis; Villagers-Mrs Clendining, Mrs Martyr.  *aWindsor Castle 2.  [A Gra
nd Masque, invented and prepared undyr the Immediate Direction of $Noverre=, rep
resenting the% Marriage of Peleus and Thetis-; [The Story from the Greek Writers
.%  Peleus-Farley; Ganymede-Byrn; Proteus-Holland; Hymen-Mrs Martyr; Hebe-Mme Ro
ssi; Minerva-Mrs Follett; Thetis-Mme Prevost (1st appearance); Cupid-Mrs Clendin
ing; Terpsichore-Mlle St.Amand; Discord-Mlle Droma (1st appearance.); [The Masqu
e commences with the% View of A Grove-;[, sacred to +Cupid=r and +Hymen=r .  Woo
ds, Rocks, and Waterfalls form the Borders of the Sea, which terminates by the H
orizon;% the Genii of the Morn-; [are seen, preceded by% Aurora-; [Fame sounding
 her Trumpet, proclaims to Mortals the Arrival of +Thetis=r ; several splendid B
arges appear, from the last of which Thetis disembarks, attended by Hymen, the% 
Graces-; Groups of Cupids-; Zephyrs-; [+Peleus=r enters, accompanied by Cupid an
d +Minerva=r with her Suite; Thetis resigns herself to the Protection of Minerva
, and perceiving Peleus, is struck with Admiration, but not knowing him, is info
rmed by Cupid, he is her intended Husband-Peleus approaching, offers her his han
d, which she respectfully accepts-the Characters retire, and the Clouds graduall
y dispersing, discover% Mount Olympus-; [with the Gods and Goddesses assembled t
o behold the Nuptials;% the Temple of Jupiter- [is seen on one side, that of Cup
id on the other%; Jupiter-[seated, accompanied by%; Juno-; Mars-; Hercules-; Apo
llo-; Bacchus-; Mercury-; Saturn-; Diana-; Venus-; Ceres-; Victory-; Cybelle-; t
he Destinies-; Neptune-; [and% Amphitrite-; [arise from the Sea in their Watry C
ar% Pluto-; [and% Proserpine-; [ascend, together with% Rhadamanthus-; Minos-; [a
nd% Eacus-; [this is succeeded by A Magnificent Entree, in the following order:%
 Sylvan Dancers-; Instrumental Performers-; Vocal Performers-; Rural Nymphs-; a 
Magnificent Column- [Richly Decorated, bearing the Emblematical Trophies ff War,
 Love, the Fine Arts%; Rural Swains-; Virgins bearing Baskets of Flowers-; [The 
Goddess Hebe, attended by Cupids collected in a Picturesque +Corbeille de Treill
age=r ;% Nymphs and Swains-[, attendants upon Thetis; Terpsichore; Ganymede; Pro
teus; Minerva borne by Warriors on a Military Trophy; Peleus and Thetis in a Spl
endid Chariot, drawn by Cupids, and attended by Hymen, +Zephyrus=r : The High Pr
iest; Priests bearing the Altar of Hymen; Tripods with Incense burning, followed
 by the Virtues, Truth, Justice, Benevolence, Clemency, Glory, Strength and Gene
rosity.  After the Procession, Thetis and Peleus being led to the Altar by the H
igh Priest, just as they are receiving the Conjugal Cup, the Goddess +Discord=r 
appears, enraged at not being invited to the sacred Festival-She attempts, in va
in, to spread Confusion by throwing an Apple on the stage, inscribed "For the Fa
irest"-Cupid presents it to the Dieties, who adjudge it to Thetis-Pluto enraged 
by the menaces of Discord directs her to be bound in Chains, and forced away, af
ter which the Ceremony is concluded; Peleus and Thetis are placed on a Magnifice
nt Throne, attended by Hymen, Cupid, and the Grace3; variety of Dances are perfo
rmed; and Peleus and Thetis are crowned with Wreaths.  The Appearance of the Sta
ge then changes to another Emblematical Spectacle.  Festoons of Flowers descend-
Cupids ascend supporting a Medallion and the Letters G. C. [i.e. $George Carolin
e=]-the Side Scenes draw off and discover Pyramids formed of Variegated Colours,
 bearing the Order of the Garter, and the Piece is concluded with a%; Grand Chor
us-; Dance-Ganymede, Proteus, Hebe, Terpsichore; accompanied on the Harp-Weipper
t.  *sPart I: [concludes with ancient% +British Airs=-; +Chorus= of Bards-[, acc
ompanied on the Harp by $Jones=%.  *cAfterpiece [1st time; MD 2, by $William Pea
rce=.  The Masque was produced in honor of the marriage of the $Prince of Wales=
 and $Princess Caroline of Brunswick=, 8 April 1795]: The Overture composed expr
essly for the Occasion by $Haydn=, as is the rest of the Music by $Salomon= [and
 see 9 Apr.].  The Scenery, Machinery, Decorations and Dresses are entirely New,
 and Designed by $Noverre=, except +St. George's Hall=, painted by the late $Sig
nor Cipriani=.  The Scenery executed by $Hodgins=, $Walmsley=, $Phillips=, $Lupi
no=, $Hollogan=, and many Assistants.  The Machinery and Decorations by $Sloper=
. $Goosetree= and $Martinelli=.  The Dresses by Lupino, $Dick= and $Mrs Egan=.  
Books of the Songs to be had at the Theatre.  "On the 10th [of April] I was at t
he +Covent Garden= Theatre-to see the big Spectacul [sic]-+Windsor Castle=, the 
music by Salomon quite passable.  The decorations-costumes-scenery, and the enor
mous amount of people on the stage are exaggerated.  All the Gods of Heaven and 
Hell, and everything that lives on the earth are in the piece" ($Haydn=, 299).  
+Morning Chronicle=, 7 May 1795: This Day is published Windsor Castle (1s. 6d.).
  Receipts: #266 8s. 6d. (250.12.6; 15.16.0).  *p7 dl Macbeth.  As 7 Oct. 1794. 
 *aAlexander the Great.  As 3 Mar., but Attendant Females-_.  *sThe Original Mus
ic, as 7 Oct. 1794; Chorus of Witches and Spirits, as 7 Oct. 1794, but Miss +DeC
amp, Mrs _Crouch.  *cReceipts: #337 16s. 6d. (304.7.0; 31.5.6; 2.4.0).  *pcg Lif
e's Vagaries.  As 19 Mar., but Thompson_; Tradesmen-_; Ledger_; Blurton_; Abbot_
; Miss_ Stuart; Mrs_ Platt; Mrs_ Watts; Miss_ Leserve; unassigned-_.  *aWindsor 
Castle 1.  As 6 Apr.  *aWindsor Castle 2.  As 6 Apr.  *cReceipts: #264 1s. (252.
15; 11.6).  *pking's La Scola dei Maritati.  As 27 Jan.  *dEnd I: +New Divertise
ment=, as 28 Feb.; End II: +Paul et Virginie=- [see 26 Mar.] Mme Hilligsberg [wi
ll perform in men's Clothes%.  *p8 dl The Wheel of Fortune.  As 9 Mar.  *aAlexan
der the Great.  As 3 Mar., but Alexander-Aumer.  *cReceipts: #227 10s. (192.1.0;
 32.0.6; 3.8.6).  *pcg The Telegraph!; or, A New Way of Knowing Things.  [Charac
ters by Quick, Powel, Haymes, Rock, Farley, Thompson, Abbot, Davenport, Fawcett,
 Miss Hopkins, Miss Stuart, Mrs Davenport.  [Cast from text ($J. Downes=, 1795):
% Sir Peter Curious-Quick; Deputy Feedwell-Powel; Major O'Donelly-Haymes; Cook-R
ock; Drama-Farley; Coachman-Thompson; Servant-Abbot; Butler-Davenport; Fertile-F
awcett; Gardener-Wilde; Hostler-Horton [recte $Burton=]; Footman-Blurton; Emily-
Miss Hopkins; Edging-Miss Stuart; Lady Curious-Mrs Davenport; Housekeeper-Mrs Pl
att; Maid-Miss Leserve.  *aThe Comedy of Errors.  As 17 Mar., but Luciana-Mrs Mo
untain; [added:% Lesbia-Miss Morris.  *aThe Miser.  Lovegold-Quick; Frederick-Fa
rren; Taylor-Wilde; James-Rees; Lawyer-Rock; Satin-Abbot; Ramille-Bernard; Maria
na-Mrs Mountain; Lappet-Mrs Mattocks.  *aThe Devil to Pay.  Jobson (for that nig
ht only)-Hughes (Manager of the $Theatre Royal, Weymouth=); Sir John Loverule (w
ith +Old Towler=)-Incledon (1st appearance in that character); Butler-Townsend; 
Coachman-Rock; Cook-Rees; Lady Loverule-Mrs Fawcett; Lucy-Miss Stuart; Lettice-M
iss Leserve; Nell-Mrs Mattocks (1st appearance in that character).  *sIII 2nd pi
ece: +song= [in character%-Mrs Clendining.  *cBenefit for $Quick=.  1st piece [1
st time; PREL 1, by $John Dent=].  2nd piece: In 3 Acts.  3rd piece: In 2 Acts. 
 +Morning Chronicle=, 26 Mar.: Tickets to be had of Quick, No. 98, +High Holborn
=.  Receipts: #409 11s. (201.4.6; 5.0.0; tickets: 203.6.6).  *p9 dl The Wheel of
 Fortune.  As 9 Mar.  *aAlexander the Great.  As 8 Apr., but Attendant Females-_
.  *cReceipts: #276 4s. 6d. (235.16.6; 36.19.0; 3.9.0).  *pcg Life's Vagaries.  
As 7 Apr.  *aWindsor Castle 1.  As 6 Apr., but Mrs Clendining.  *aWindsor Castle
 2.  As 6 Apr.  *cThe Overture to the Drama selected from $Pleyel=.  The Overtur
e to the Masque composed expressly for the occasion by $Haydn=, as is the rest o
f the Music by $Salomon=, except the Glee and Song, +May the Prince and his Brid
e=, which composed by $Spofforth=.  [Rest of COMMENT as 6 Apr.].  Receipts: #236
 10s. 6d. (220.5.0; 16.5.6).  *p10 dl The Wheel of Fortune.  As 9 Mar.  *aAlexan
der the Great.  As 9 Apr.  *cReceipts: #290 10s. 6d. (250.2.6; 35.8.0; 5.0.0).  
*pcg Life's Vagaries.  As 7 Apr.  *aWindsor Castle 1.  As 9 Apr.  *aWindsor Cast
le 2.  As 9 Apr.  *cReceipts: #246 3s. (230.10; 15.13).  *p11 dl Jane Shore.  As
 14 Oct. 1794.  *aAlexander the Great.  As 9 Apr.  *cReceipts: #274 11s. (223.4;
 45.13; 5.14).  *pcg Life's Vagaries.  As 7 Apr.  *aWindsor Castle 1.  As 9 Apr.
  *aWindsor Castle 2.  As 9 Apr.  *cReceipts: #232 19s. 6d. (222.16.6; 10.3.0). 
 *pking's Aci e Galatea.  As 21 Mar.  *dEnd I: +New Divertisement=, as 28 Feb.; 
End II: +Paul et Virginie=- [see 26 Mar.].  *p13 dl The Wheel of Fortune.  As 9 
Mar.  *aAlexander the Great.  As 9 Apr.  *cReceipts: #286 6s. (233.7.6; 46.10.0;
 6.8.6).  *pcg Life's Vagaries.  As 7 Apr.  *aWindsor Castle 1.  As 9 Apr.  *aWi
ndsor Castle 2.  As 9 Apr.  *cReceipts: #228 6s. (212.10; 15.16).  *p14 dl Isabe
lla.  As 11 Oct. 1794, but [added:% Servant-Webb; Officer-Maddocks.  *aThe Weddi
ng Day.  As 1 Nov. 1794.  *sAs 11 Oct. 1794.  *e[Monologue.% End: [$Collins='s% 
+Ode on the Passions=-Palmer.  *cBenefit for $Palmer=.  Account-Book: The Propri
etors made Palmer a present of $Mrs Siddons='s [charge for] playing this Night, 
#20.  +Morning Chronicle=, 1 Apr.: Tickets to be had of Palmer, No. 12.  +New Li
sle-street=, +Leicester-square=.  Receipts: #473 5s. (284.15; 54.14; 4.14; ticke
ts: 129.2) (charge: #231 11s. 6d.).  *pcg Life's Vagaries.  As 7 Apr.  *aWindsor
 Castle 1.  As 9 Apr.  *aWindsor Castle 2.  As 9 Apr.  *cReceipts: #196 8s. (198
.7; 7.1).  *pking's Il Conte Ridicolo.  [Principal Characters by Brida, Kelly, R
ovedino, Morelli, Mme Morichelli.  [Cast from +Larpent MS 1067=:% Sandrino-Brida
; Gafforio-Kelly; Conte-Rovedino; Taddeo-Morelli; Ali-Cipriani; Lisetta-Mme Mori
chelli; Belisa-Sga Pastorelli.  *dAs 11 Apr.  *cA New Opera; the music by $Paisi
ello=.  [On 8 Dec. 1787 this was performed under its original title of +Il re Te
odoro in Venezia=.]  "Whatever we may pretend, we are too ignorant of musical sc
ience as a nation to find pleasure in what produces rapture on an +Italian stage
=.  The operas that have been successively produced this season would each have 
been more popular if much shorter" (+Morning Chronicle=, 15 Apr.).  *p15 dl The 
Country Girl.  As 22 Oct. 1794, but Belville-Whitfield; +song=-_.  *aAlexander t
he Great.  As 2 Mar., but Attendant Females-_.  *cReceipts: #370 19s. 6d. (300.6
.0; 60.10.6; 10.3.0).  *pcg Life's Vagaries.  As 7 Apr.  *aWindsor Castle 1.  As
 9 Apr.  *aWindsor Castle 2.  As 9 Apr.  *cReceipts: #199 9s. 6d. (185.17.6; 13.
12.0).  *p16 dl The Child of Nature.  Duke Murcia-King; Marquis Almanza-Wroughto
n; Count Valentia-Bannister Jun.; Seville-Maddocks; Granada-Trueman; Peasant-Aic
kin; Marchioness Merida-Mrs Goodall; Amanthis-Mrs Jordan; An +Occasional Address
= [by $Henry Bunbury, Esq.=%-Mrs Jordan.  [This was spoken, as here assigned, at
 all subsequent performances.]  *aThe Agreeable Surprise.  Lingo (for that night
 only)-Bannister Jun.; Sir Felix Friendly-Suett; Compton-Bannister; Eugene-Dignu
m; Chicane-Phillimore; Laura-Miss Leak; Fringe-Miss DeCamp; Mrs Cheshire-Mrs Boo
th; Cowslip-Mrs Jordan (1st appearance in that character).  *aThe Children in th
e Wood.  Sir Rowland-Barrymore; Lord Alford-Dignum; Walter-Bannister Jun.; Apath
y-Suett; Gabriel-Benson; Oliver-Caulfield; Boy-Master Menage; Lady Helen-Miss De
Camp; Josephine-Miss Leak; Winifred-Mrs Booth; Girl-Miss Menage.  *sIn course 2n
d piece: +The Little Farthing Rushlight=-Bannister Jun.  *cBenefit for $Banniste
r Jun.= 1st piece: 1st Time at this Theatre.  2nd piece: By permission of $G. Co
lman, Esq.= [as owner of the copyright].  +Morning Chronicle=, 26 Mar.: Tickets 
to be had of Bannister Jun., No. 2, +Frith-street=, +Soho=.  Receipts: #681 2s. 
(392.3.6; 57.18.0; 7.17.6; tickets: 223.3.0) (charge: #211 14s. 5d.).  *pcg Life
's Vagaries.  As 7 Apr.  *aWindsor Castle 1.  As 9 Apr.  *aWindsor Castle 2.  As
 9 Apr.  *cReceipts: #224 1s. 6d. (211.19.6; 12.2.0).  *p17 dl The Welch Heiress
.  [Characters by Palmer, Dodd, Barrymore, Hollingsworth, Bannister Jun., Suett,
 R. Palmer, Aickin, Webb, Evans, Miss Farren, Miss Pope, Mrs Jordan.  [Cast from
 text ($Richard White=, 1795), and +London Chronicle=, 18 Apr.:% Lord Melcourt-P
almer; Sir Pepper Plinlimmon-Dodd; Mr Fashion-Barrymore; Taffy-Hollingsworth; Mr
 Phrensy-Bannister Jun.; Cautious-Suett; Mr Fancy-R. Palmer; Steward-Aickin; Lad
y Bellair-Miss Farren; Lady Plinlimmon-Miss Pope; Miss Plinlimmon-Mrs Jordan; We
bb, Evans [are unassigned%; +Prologue= [read%-Barrymore ["$Barrymore= could not 
learn the prologue" ($Boaden=, +Jordan=, I, 286)]; +Epilogue=-Miss Farren.  *aMy
 Grandmother.  As 29 Oct. 1794.  *cMainpiece [1st time; C 5, by $Edward Jerningh
am=.  Prologue by $John Taylor=.  Epilogue by $Henry Seymour Conway= (see text)]
.  +Morning Chronicle=, 22 May 1795: This Day is published +The Welch Heiress= (
2s.).  Receipts: #309 12s. 6d. (246.1.6; 51.15.6; 11.15.6).  *pcg The Mysteries 
of the Castle.  As 5 Feb., but Chorus of Soldiers and Sailors-_; Chorus of Count
ry Girls-_.  *aWindsor Castle 1.  As 9 Apr.  *aWindsor Castle 2.  As 9 Apr.  *cR
eceipts: !181 17s. 6d. (172.7.0; 9.10.6).  *p18 dl Measure for Measure.  As 30 D
ec. 1794, but Elbow-Waldron; Gentlemen-_; Barnardine-_; Thomas-_.  *aNo Song No 
Supper.  As 23 Sept. 1794, but Margaretta-Sga Storace.  *cReceipts: #221 14s. 6d
. (147.2.6; 60.13.0; 3.19.0).  *pcg Life's Vagaries.  As 7 Apr.  *aWindsor Castl
e 1.  As 9 Apr.  *aWindsor Castle 2.  As 9 Apr.  *cReceipts: #172 17s (167.8; 5.
9).  *pking's Il Conte Ridicolo.  As 14 Apr.  *dAs 11 Apr.  *p20 dl The Country 
Girl.  As 22 Oct. 1794, but +song=-_.  *aThe Prize.  As 28 Oct. 1794.  *cThe Pub
lick are respectfully informed that at the Desire of the Author, +The Welch Heir
ess= [advertised on playbill of 18 Apr.] is withdrawn.  The Doors to be opened a
t 5:30.  To begin at 6:30, and for the rest of the Season.  Receipts: #298 17s. 
6d. (215.4.0; 78.5.0; 5.8.6).  *pcg Life's Vagaries.  As 7 Apr.  *aWindsor Castl
e 1.  As 9 Apr.  *aWindsor Castle 2.  As 9 Apr.  *cBy Command of $Their Majestie
s=.  Receipts: #527 4s. 6d. (518.0.6; 9.4.0).  *p21 dl The Wheel of Fortune.  As
 28 Feb., but Servants of Sir George Penruddock-_Evans, _Fisher.  *aThe Devil to
 Pay.  As 15 Nov. 1794.  *cReceipts: #212 (150.19.6; 52.15.6; 8.5.0).  *pcg Life
's Vagaries.  As 7 Apr.  *aWindsor Castle 1.  As 9 Apr.  *aWindsor Castle 2.  As
 9 Apr.  *cReceipts: #159 17s. 6d. (152.17.0; 7.0.6).  *pking's Aci e Galatea.  
As 21 Mar.  *dAs 11 Apr.  *p22 dl Twelfth Night.  As 14 Nov. 1794, but Sir Toby 
Belch-Palmer; Fabian-R. Palmer.  *aThe Pannel.  As 3 Jan., but [added:% Don Ferd
inand-Barrymore; Don Carlos-Whitfield; Don Pedro-Caulfield; Octavio-Trueman; Laz
arillo-R. Palmer; Leonarda-Mrs Booth.  *cBenefit for $Dodd=.  Tickets delivered 
for +She Wou'd and She Wou'd Not= will be admitted.  +Morning Chronicle=, 14 Apr
.: Tickets to be had of $Dodd=, No. 8, +Southampton-row=, +Bloomsbury=.  Receipt
s: #385 9s. 6d. (120.13.0; 49.17.0; 3.18.0; tickets: 211.1.6) (charge: #211 10s.
).  *pcg The Jealous Wife.  Mr Oakly-Pope; Major Oakly-Quick; Sir Harry Beagle-F
awcett; Capt. O'Cutter-Johnstone; Russet-Munden; Charles Oakly-Holman; Lord Trin
ket-Lewis; Lady Freelove-Mrs Mattocks; Harriet-Miss Cornelys; Mrs Oakly-Miss Wal
lis (1st appearance in that character).  *aThe British Recruit.  As 16 Mar.  *aT
he Follies of a Day.  As 3 Oct. 1794, but The Page-Miss E. Wallis (1st appearanc
e on this, and 3rd on any stage); +song=-_; Marcelina-Mrs Platt; Agnes-Mrs Folle
tt; Susan-Miss Wallis (1st appearance in that character).  *sAs 16 Mar.  *cBenef
it for $Miss Wallis=.  The Doors to be opened at 5:30.  To begin at 6:30 [see 23
 Apr.].  +Morning Chronicle=, 13 Apr.: Tickets to be had of Miss Wallis, No. 76,
 +Gower-street=, +Bedford-square=.  Receipts: #335 2s. 6d. (163.18.6; 6.6.0; tic
kets: 164.18.0).  *phay Mrs Doggrell in her Altitudes; or, The Effects of a West
 India Ramble.  Characters-Everard, Mrs Gardner; [+Larpent MS= lists the parts: 
+Freeman=r , +Hearley=r , +Trunnell=r , +Tom=r , +Mrs Doggrell=r .]  A new +Occa
sional Prologue=-Thornton.  *aThe Clandestine Marriage.  Lord Ogleby (for that n
ight only)-Thornton (of the $Theatre-Royal Windsor=; 1st appearance in +London=)
; Canton-Everard (late of the Theatre-Royal +Drury-Lane=); Miss Sterling-A Young
 Lady (1st appearance on any stage [unidentified]); Mrs Heidelberg-Mrs Gardner (
1st appearance since her return from the +West Indies=).  *aThe Author.  Cadwall
ader (with the original Prologue)-Everard; Prologue-Everard; Mrs Cadwallader-Mrs
 Gardner.  *cBy Permission of the +Lord Chamberlain=.  Benefit for $Everard=.  1
st piece [1st time; PREL 1, by $Sarah Gardner=.  +Larpent MS 1101=; not publishe
d].  2nd piece: Never acted here [acted 19 Aug. 1784].  [3rd piece: Prologue by 
$Samuel Foote=.]  Boxes 5s. Pit 3s. Gallery 2s. Upper Gallery 1s.  The Doors to 
be opened at 5:00.  To begin at 6:15.  Tickets to be had at No. 21, +Carey-stree
t=, +Lincoln's-Inn Fields=; +New Slaughter's Coffee-house=, +St. Martin's-lane=;
 of $Adams=, the +Duke of Clarence Coffee-house=, +Haymarket=; and of $Everard=,
 at Mr +Shade's=, +Woburn-street=, near +Drury Lane Theatre=.  *p23 dl Love for 
Love.  As 7 Nov. 1794, but Foresight-Suett; Jeremy-R. Palmer; Buckram-_.  *aAlex
ander the Great.  As 15 Apr.  *cReceipts: #251 6s. (187.10; 57.19; 5.17).  *pcg 
England Preserv'd.  As 21 Feb., but Powel_; Claremont_; Heralds-_.  *aThe Irish 
Mimick; or, Blunders at Brighton.  [Principal Characters by Johnstone, Munden, F
awcett, Macready, Farley, Thompson, Mrs Davenport, Mrs Platt, Mrs Lee.  [Cast fr
om text ($T. N. Longman=, 1795), and +Larpent MS 1069=:% Parrots-Johnstone; Cypr
ess-Munden; Colin-Fawcett; Capt. Clifford-Macready; Harry-Farley; Porter-Thompso
n; Boy-Simmons; Miss Melcombe-Mrs Davenport; Landlady-Mrs Platt; Julia Melcombe-
Mrs Lee [in text: $Mrs Knight=]; *aWindsor Castle 1.  As 9 Apr., but [added% Ree
s; Pope_; Farren_; Macready_; Miss_ Hopkins; Miss_ Wallis [+Chorus of Bards=r-_%
.  *aWindsor Castle 2.  As 9 Apr., but Mrs_ Clendining.  *c[1st piece in place o
f +The Miser=, advertised on playbill of 22 Apr.]  2nd piece [1st time; MF 2, by
 $John O'Keeffe=]: With new Scenes and Dresses.  The Music partly compiled and p
artly composed by $Shield=.  3rd piece: Compressed into One Act.  +Morning Chron
icle=, 13 June 1795: This Day is published +The Irish Mimick= (1s.).  The Doors 
to be opened at 5:15.  To begin at 6:15 [see 2 May].  Receipts: #173 2s. (140.2;
 33.0).  *p24 dl The Rivals.  As 5 Nov. 1794, but Lucy (for this night only)-Mis
s Pope; The original +Epilogue=-Miss Farren.  *aThe Spoil'd Child.  Little Pickl
e (for this night only)-Mrs Jordan; Old Pickle-Suett; Tag-R. Palmer; John-Burton
; Miss Pickle-Mrs Hopkins; Maria-Miss Heard; Margery-Mrs Booth; Susan-Miss Tidsw
ell.  *cBenefit for $Miss Pope=.  [Mainpiece: Epilogue by $Richard Brinsley Sher
idan=.]Afterpiece: Not acted these 2 years.  +Morning Chronicle=, 17 Apr.: Ticke
ts to be had of Miss Pope, No. 9, +Great Queen-street=, +Lincoln's-Inn-Fields=. 
 Receipts: #402 2s. (144.16.0; 76.3.6; 1.12.6; tickets: 179.10.0) (charge: #211 
1s. 8d.).  *pcg Bonduca, Queen of the Britons.  Caratach-Holman; Petillius-Pope;
 Penius-Farren; Suetonious-Harley; Junius-Middleton; Hengo-Miss Standen; Demetri
us-Macready; Decius-Davies; Curius-Richardson; Macer-Powel; Judas-Quick; Bonvica
-Miss Wallis; Emmeline-Miss Hopkins; Bonduca-Mrs Pope.  *aHe Wou'd be a Soldier.
  As 4 Feb., but Charlotte-A Young Lady (1st appearance on any stage [unidentifi
ed]); +song=-_.  *e[+Monologues= and Singing.% III: [in +the Temple of the Druid
s=% +Britons Strike Home=- [by $Purcell= for this Play%; Vocal Parts-Incledon, B
owden, Linton, Street, Williamson, Sawyer, Tett, Kenrick, Little, Miss Stuart, M
rs Watts, Miss Leserve, Mrs Lloyd, Mrs Bayzand; End: [Recitation and Music, sele
cted from the Performances at +Free-Masons= Hall.%  +Sally in our Alley=-Incledo
n; [$Dryden='s% +Ode of Alexander's Feast= [monologue]-Holman; +My mother had a 
maid called Barbara= (words from $Shakespeare= [+Othello=, IV, iii], composed by
 $Shield=)-Incledon, Townsend, Linton, Mrs Clendining; +The Equivalent= (compose
d by $Reeve=)-Fawcett; +Black@ey'd Susan=-Incledon; [$Collins='s% +Ode on the Pa
ssions= [monologue]-Pope; +The Waiter= (composed by Reeve)-Fawcett; +Old Towler=
-Incledon.  *cBenefit for $Holman=.  Mainpiece: Never [previously] acted here.  
In Act V the +Funeral Procession of a Roman Commander=v.  +Morning Chronicle=, 1
1 Apr.: Tickets to be had of Holman, No. 14, +John-street=, +Adelphi=.  Receipts
: #263 3s. (130.16; 22.17; tickets: 109.10).  *p25 dl Macbeth.  As 7 Oct. 1794. 
 *aThe Wedding Day.  As 1 Nov. 1794.  *sAs 7 Apr.  *cReceipts: #243 11s. (190.18
.6; 47.9.0; 5.3.6).  *pcg The Busy Body.  As 20 Nov. 1794, but Isabinda-Miss Cor
nelys; [added:% Sir Jealous Traffic-Thompson; Whisper-Farley; Scentwell-Mrs Plat
t.  *aThe Irish Mimick.  As 23 Apr.  *aWindsor Castle 1.  As 23 Apr.  *aWindsor 
Castle 2.  As 23 Apr.  *cReceipts: #201 1s. (172.7.6; 28.13.6).  *pking's La Sco
la dei Maritati.  As 27 Jan.  *dAs 11 Apr.  *c+Aci e Galatea= [advertised in +Mo
rning Chronicle=, 24 Apr.] is unavoidably deferred.  *p27 dl Mahomet the Imposto
r.  Mahomet-Palmer; Mirvan-Barrymore; Ali-Caulfield; Zaphna-Kemble; Alcanor-Bens
ley; Pharon-Packer; Palmyra (1st time [in +London=])-Mrs Siddons.  *aEdgar and E
mmeline.  Edgar (disguised as a Woman)-Barrymore; Florimand-Bannister Jun.; Elfi
na (a Fairy)-Master Welsh; Grotilla (a Fairy)-Miss Menage; Emmeline (disguised a
s a Man)-Mrs Siddons; Agatha-Miss Tidswell.  *e[+Monologues=.% End: [an% Occasio
nal +Address=-Mrs Siddons; Afterpiece to conclude with: the original +Epilogue=-
Mrs Siddons.  *cBenefit for Mrs Siddons.  Mainpiece: Translated from $Voltaire=.
  Not acted these 20 years [acted l6 Nov. 1779].  Afterpiece: Not acted these 18
 years [not acted since 19 Apr. 1774].  +Morning Chronicle=, 9 Apr.: Tickets to 
be had of Mrs Siddons, No. 49, +Great Marlborough-street=.  [Mrs Siddons's 1st a
ppearance as +Palmyra=r was at +Manchester=, 1 Apr. 1778.  Adress by $Samuel Rog
ers= (+European Magazine=, May 1795, p. 344).  Epilogue by $David Garrick=.]  Re
ceipts: #569 8s. 6d. (293.14.6; 59.10.6; 8.0.0; tickets:208.3.6) (charge:#204 1s
.).  *pcg The Provok'd Husband.  As 14 Oct. 1794, but Manly-Macready; Miss Jenny
 (with a +song=)-Mrs Lee.  *aCrotchet Lodge.  As 17 Mar.  *cBy Command of $Their
 Majesties=.  Receipts: #470 9s. (465.2; 5.7).  *p28 dl A Trip to Scarborough.  
As 5 Dec. 1794, but Mendlegs-_; Jeweller-_; Postillion-_; Countryman-_.  *aNo So
ng No Supper.  As 21 Oct. 1794.  *cReceipts: #203 17s. 6d. (140.16.6; 52.16.0; 1
0.5.0).  *pcg The Woodman.  Sir Walter Waring-Quick; Capt. O'Donnel-Johnstone; F
airlop (1st time)-Bowden; Medley-Townsend; Bob (1st time)-Haymes; Filbert-Cross;
 Ralph-Linton; Welford-Incledon; Dolly-Mrs Martyr; Miss Di Clacket (1st time)-Mr
s Davenport; Polly-Miss Standen; Emily (with an additional +song=; for that nigh
t only)-Miss Poole.  *aThe Naval Volunteers; or, Britain's Bulwark.  [in which:%
 +O why to be happy= (composed by $Shield=)-Incledon, Bowden, Linton; +Blow high
 blow low= (composed by $Dibdin=)-Bowden; +The Little Sailor Boy=-Fawcett; +Our 
Laws Constitiution and King= (composed by $Shield=)-Bowden, Incledon; +The Land 
of Potatoes=-Johnstone; +The Death of Admiral Benbow=-Incledon; +Ye Gentlemen of
 England= (composed by $Callcott=)-Incledon, Townsend, Linton; [To conclude with
% +Rule Britannia=-.  *aCatharine and Petruchio.  As 16 Mar., but Catharine-Mrs 
Mattocks; Biondello-_.  *dIn 2nd piece: +Hornpipe=-Byrn, Holland, Mlle St.Amand,
 Mme Rossi.  *sEnd I: [a +Representation of a Ship in Distress=, in which% +The 
Storm=-Incledon; In the course of the Evening: +Old Towler= [both]-Incledon.  *c
Benefit for $Incledon=.  2nd piece [1st time; M. INT 1]: Scene, A +View of the B
ritish Fleet=.  +Morning Chronicle=, 14 Apr.: Tickets to be had of Incledon, No.
 15, +Charlotte-street=, +Bloomsbury=.  Receipts: #467 12s. 6d. (191.7.0; 3.19.0
; tickets: 272.6.6).  *pking's La Scola dei Maritati.  As 27 Jan.  *dAs 11 Apr. 
 *p29 dl Douglas.  As 4 Oct. 1794.  *aThe Spoil'd Child.  As 24 Apr.  *cBenefit 
for $Bensley=.  +Morning Chronicle=, 16 Apr.: Tickets to be had of Bensley, No. 
21, +Charlotte-street=, +Bloomsbury=.  Receipts: #490 16s. (217.9.0; 92.4.6; 6.4
.6; tickets: 174.18.0) (charge: #231 6s. 2d.).  Account-Book breaks down Bensley
's charge as follows: house #200, $Mrs Siddons= #20, $Mrs Jordan= #10 10s. Prope
rties 5s. 8d., supernumeraries 10s. 6d., for a total of #231 6s. 2d .  At the do
ors of the theatre #315 18s. was received.  The charge subtracted from this amou
nt leaves #84 11s. 10d., which was paid to Bensley.  The Proprietors made him a 
gift of the #20 he paid Mrs Siddons.  His own profit was therefore #104 11s. 10d
., which, in addition to his tickets, gave him a grand total of #279 9s. 10d.  *
pcg The Conscious Lovers.  As 22 Nov. 1794, but Myrtle-Macready; Lucinda-Miss Co
rnelys; Indiana-Mrs Esten (1st and only appearance this season); [added:% Sir Jo
hn Bevil-Hull; Mrs Sealand-Mrs Davenport.  *aThe British Recruit.  As 16 Mar., b
ut Vocal Parts-_Gray.  *aBarataria; or, Sancho Turned Governor.  Sancho Pancha-Q
uick; Duke-Claremont; Manuel-Davies; Pedro-Thompson; Recorder-Powel; Alonzo-Dave
nport; Don Quixote-Williamson; Lady Tereza Pancha-Mrs Davenport; Spanish Lady-Mr
s Platt; Duchess-Miss Cornelys; Mary the Buxom-Mrs Mattocks.  *sAs 16 Mar.  *e[+
Monologues=.% End: Dryden's +Ode on St. Cecilia's Day=-Mrs Esten; After which: +
Belles Have at Ye All= (written by the Author of the Prologue to +Crotchet Lodge
= [$Robert Houlton=])-Mrs Mattocks.  *cBenefit for $Mrs Mattocks=.  Tickets deli
vered for +The Double Gallant= will be taken.  +Morning Chronicle=, 16 Apr.: Tic
kets to be had of Mrs Mattocks, No. 8, +Great Russel-street=, +Covent-garden=.  
Receipts: #288 5s. 6d. (119.6.0; 17.18.0; tickets: 151.1.6).  *p30 dl The Countr
y Girl.  As 20 Apr.  *aThe Prize.  As 28 Oct. 1794.  *cReceipts: #246 13s. 6d. (
182.16.6; 55.10.6; 8.6.6).  *pcg The Count of Narbonne.  As 16 Mar., but Officer
s-_.  *aThe Irish Mimick.  As 23 Apr.  *aWindsor Castle.  As 23 Apr.  *cReceipts
: #187 11s. 6d. (168.19.6; 18.12.0).  *pking's Alceste; or, Il Tronfo dell' Amor
 Conjugale.  [Principal Characters by Brida, Rovedino, Kelly, Mme Banti.  [Cast 
from libretto ($W. Glindon= [1795]):% Evandro-Brida; Nume Infernale-Rovedino; Ad
meto-Kelly; Gran Sacerdote-Braghetti; Alceste-Mme B. Banti; Ismene-Sga Pastorell
i.  *dEnd Opera: +Paul et Virginie=, as 11 Apr [no other ballet listed].  *cBene
fit for $Mme Banti=.  A Grand Serious Opera (1st time in this country [1st perfo
rmed at +Vienna=, 1767]), accompanied with Chorusses and Dances.  The music enti
rely by $Gluck=.  With entirely new Scenes, Dresses and Decorations.  Books of t
he Opera now to be had at the Office of the Theatre, and at $Beckett=, Bookselle
r, +Pall Mall=.  +Morning Chronicle=, 28 Apr.: To be performed exactly in the sa
me manner as it was represented at +Paris=, under the direction of Gluck himself
.  Tickets to be had of Mme Banti, No. 3, +Hay-market=.  $Bartolozzi= having pre
sented Mme Banti, for her night, with a Ticket designed on purpose and engraved 
by himself, she proposes to give one of the engravings along with each Box and P
it Tickets, separately from the Ticket which will be admitted at the door.  The 
Doors to be opened at 6:00.  To begin at 7:15 [see 20 June].  *p5 1 dl The Jew. 
 As 27 Nov. 1794.  *aThe Adopted Child.  [Characters by Trueman, Sedgwick, Suett
, Bannister Jun., Bland, Phillimore, Master Welsh, Miss Leak, Miss DeCamp, Miss 
Tidswell, Mrs Bland.  [Cast from text ($C. Dilly=, 1795):% Sir Bertrand-Trueman;
 Le Sage-Sedgwick; Record-Suett; Michael-Bannister Jun.; Spruce-Bland; Flint-Phi
llimore; Boy-Master Welsh; Clara-Miss Leak; Lucy-Miss DeCamp; Jannette-Miss Tids
well; Nell-Mrs Bland.  *sEnd IV: a favourite +song= (unaccompanied)-Master Welsh
.  *cBenefit for $Master Welsh=.  Afterpiece [1st time; MF 2, by $Samuel Birch=]
: The Music principally new, composed by $Attwood=, with a few selections from $
Mozart=.  Books of the Songs to be had hn the Theatre.  +Morning Chronicle=, 21 
May 1795: This Day is published +The Adopted Child= (1s.).  Ibid., 21 Apr.: Tick
ets to be had of Master Welsh, No. 9, +Margaret-street=, +Westminster=.  Receipt
s: #226 10s. (87.13.6; 43.3.6; 17.7.0; tickets: 78.6.0) (charge: free).  *pcg Th
e Bank Note; or, Lessons for Ladies.  [Principal Characters by Quick, Holman, Jo
hnstone, Fawcett, Middleton, Hull, Townsend, Macready, Powel, Miss Standen, Mrs 
Mattocks, Mrs Lee, Miss Hopkins, Mrs Davenport, Mrs Norton, Miss Wallis.  [Cast 
from text ($T. N. Longman=, 1795):% Mr Hale-Quick; Sir Charles Leslie-Holman; Ki
lleavy-Johnstone; Ned Dash-Fawcett; Mr Bloomfield-Middleton; Father-Hull; Tim-To
wnsend; Lieutenant Selby-Macready; Careful-Powel; Young Bloomfield-Miss Standen;
 Mr Bloomfield's Servant-Abbot; Porter-Coombs; Gentleman-Platt; Cook-Ledger; But
ler-Williamson; Mrs Bloomfield-Mrs Mattocks; Sally Flounce-Mrs Lee; Miss Emma Ha
le-Miss Hopkins; Lady Supple-Mrs Davenport; Maid-Mrs Norton; Miss Russel-Miss Wa
llis; Gentlewoman-Mrs Follett; +Prologue=-Macready; +Epilogue=-Mrs Mattocks.  *a
The Sailor's Prize; or, May-Day Wedding.  [Characters by Incledon, Johnstone, Mu
nden, Bowden, Mrs Martyr.  Cast from +Larpent MS=:% Sam Surf-Incledon; Teddy O'S
haughnessey-Johnstone; Joey-Munden; Platoon-Bowden; Sally-Mrs Martyr.  *aThree W
eeks after Marriage.  Sir Charles Racket-Lewis; Woodley-Macready; Lovelace-Farle
y; Drugget-Quick; Dimity-Mrs Fawcett; Mrs Drugget-Mrs Davenport; Nancy-Miss Corn
elys; Lady Racket-Mrs Mattocks.  *d2nd piece to conclude with: a +Garland Dance=
 (composed by $Byrn=)-Byrn, Mlle St.Amand, Mme Rossi.  *sIncidental to 1st piece
: +The Irishman's Peep at the Continent=-Johnstone; End II: +Old Towler=-Incledo
n; In course 2nd piece: +New Ballad=-Mrs Martyr; +Fat Dolly=-Munden; +Battle Son
g=-Bowden; +Let us love and let us drink=-Munden; Bowden, Mrs Martyr; +Teddy O'S
haughnessey's History=-Johnstone; +When 'tis Night and the Mid@Watch is come=, +
Admiral Benbow=-Incledon; +Now landed from the Ocean=-.  *cBenefit for Johnstone
.  1st piece [1st time; C 5, by $William Macready=, based on +The Artful Husband
=, by $William Taverner=.  Prologue by $William Thomas Fitzgerald=.  Epilogue by
 $Robert Houlton= (see text)].  2nd piece [1st time; M. INT 1, author unknown.  
+Larpent MS 1076=; not published]: The Music part new and part compiled by $Shie
ld=.  +Morning Herald=, 4 June 1795: This Day is published +The Bank Note= (2s.)
.  +Morning Chronicle=, 18 Apr.: Tickets to be had of $Johnstone=, No. 19, +Piaz
za=, +Covent-garden=.  Receipts: #434 19s. 6d. (168.1.0; 8.0.6; tickets: 258.18.
0).  *p2 dl Douglas.  As 4 Oct. 1794, but Norval (for that night only)-Mrs Powel
l; Servant-_; Prisoner-_.  *aA Musical Olio.  [SCENE I.  +A Chamber=.% A favouri
te +Song= (composed by $Dr Arnold=)-Miss Leak; [SCENE II. +The Sea Shore=.% +Ye 
Gentlemen of England= (composed by $Callcott=)-Sedgwick, Dignum, Mrs Bland; [SCE
NE III. +A Village=.% A new +Song= (composed by $Ross=)-Master Welsh.  *aThe Pan
nel.  As 22 Apr., but Aurora-Miss Collins; Octavio-_; Leonarda-_.  *cBenefit for
 $Mrs Powell=.  The Last Night of $Mrs Siddons='s appearing this Season.  2nd pi
ece [1st time; M. INT 1].  +Morning Chronicle=, 20 Apr.: Tickets to be had of $M
rs Powell=, No. 22, +Henrietta-street=, +Covent-garden=.  Receipts: #544 4s. (17
9.17.6; 61.9.6; 13.1.6; tickets: 289.15.6) (charge: #231 4s. 4d.).  *pcg The Des
erted Daughter.  [Principal Characters by Lewis, Quick, Pope, Munden, Harley, Be
rnard, Middleton, Miss Wallis, Mrs Mattocks, Mrs Cornelys, Mrs Pope.  [Cast from
 text ($G. G. and J. Robinson=, 1795):% Cheveril-Lewis; Item-Quick; Mr Mordent-P
ope; Donald-Munden; Lennox-Harley; Grime-Bernard; Clement-Middleton; Joanna-Miss
 Wallis; Mrs Sarsnet-Mrs Mattocks; Mrs Enfield-Mrs Cornelys; Lady Ann-Mrs Pope; 
+Prologue=-Harley; +Epilogue=-Miss Wallis, Mrs Mattocks, Mrs Pope.  [These were 
spoken, as here assigned, at all subsequent performances.]  *aThe Irish Mimick. 
 As 23 Apr.  *cMainpiece [1st time; C 5, by $Thomas Holcroft=, based partly on +
The Fashionable Lover=, by $Richard Cumberland=.  Authors of +Prologue= and +Epi
logue= unknown].  The Doors to be opened at 5:30.  To begin at 6:30, for the rem
ainder of the Season.  +Morning Chronicle=, 13 May 1795: This Day is published +
The Deserted Daughter= (2s.).  Receipts: #210 2s. (205.12.6; 4.9.6).  *pking's A
lceste.  As 30 Apr.  *dAs 30 Apr.  *p4 dl The Child of Nature.  As 16 Apr.  *aTh
e Old Maid.  Clerimont-Barrymore; Capt. Cape-King; Mr Harlow-Whitfield; Footman-
Banks; Mrs Harlow-Mrs Goodall; The Old Maid (for this night only)-Mrs Jordan; Tr
ifle-Miss Heard.  *aThe Poor Soldier.  Capt. Fitzroy-Bannister; Patrick-Mrs Jord
an; Darby-Bannister Jun.; Dermot-Dignum; Father Luke-Moody; Bagatelle-Benson; No
rah-Mrs Crouch; Kathleen-Mrs Bland.  *sIn: [will introduce the favourite song% +
In the dead of the night=-Mrs Jordan [in +The Wedding Day=%; End 2nd piece: a fa
vourite +song=-Miss Leak; [accompanied on the% harp-Meyer? Jun.  *cBenefit for $
Mrs Jordan=.  2nd piece: Not acted these 20 years [not acted since 20 Dec. 1773]
.  3rd piece: By permission of the proprietor of the Theatre Royal +Covent Garde
n=.  +Morning Chronicle=, 20 Apr.: Tickets to be had of Mrs Jordan, No. 14, +Som
erset-street=, +Portman-square=.  Receipts: #667 3s. (344.8.0; 22.7.6; 21.8.6; t
ickets: 278.19.0) (charge: free).  *pcg The Deserted Daughter.  As 2 May.  *aWin
dsor Castle 1.  As 23 Apr.  *aWindsor Castle 2.  As 23 Apr.  *cReceipts: #277 1s
. 6d. (273.8.6; 3.13.0).  *p5 dl The Wheel of Fortune.  As 21 Apr.  *aThe Adopte
d Child.  As 1 May.  *c[Afterpiece in place of +The Romp=, advertised on playbil
l of 4 May.]  Receipts: #245 9s. (190.17; 49.13; 4.19).  *pcg The Deserted Daugh
ter.  As 2 May.  *aWindsor Castle 1.  As 23 Apr.  *aWindsor Castle 2.  As 23 Apr
.  *cReceipts: #145 10s. 6d. (141.13.0; 3.17.6).  *pking's Alceste.  As 30 Apr. 
 *dAs 30 Apr.  *p6 dl Jack of Newbury.  [Characters by Palmer, Kelly, Dignum, Su
ett, R. Palmer, Bannister Jun., Master Welsh, Phillimore, Mrs Crouch, Sga Storac
e, Miss Leak, Mrs Bland.  [Cast from Songs ($C. Lowndes=, 1795), and +Larpent MS
=:% Jack of Newbury-Palmer; Sir Murdock O'Connel-Kelly; Edgar-Dignum; Flaw-Suett
; Crafts-R. Palmer; Knap-Bannister Jun.; Page-Master Welsh; Rowland-Phillimore; 
Dame Eleanor-Mrs Crouch; Emma-Sga Storace; Blanche-Miss Leak; Kathlane-Mrs Bland
.  [To conclude with an Emblematical Masque in Honour of the Royal Nuptials [see
 +cg=, 6 Apr.], called% *aThe Triumph of Hymen.  Hymen-Master DeCamp; Cupid-Mast
er Welsh; Mercury-Fialon; Apollo-Aumer; Hercules-G. D'Egville; Castor-Fairbrothe
r; Pollux-Boimaison; Psyche-Miss Granger; Diana-Miss Collins; Zephyrus-Mrs Fialo
n; Flora-Miss F. D'Egville; Britannia-Mrs Cuyler; Plenty-Mrs Butler; Commerce-Mr
s Hedges; Loves, Graces, Chorus-Miss Menage, Miss Wheatley, Miss S. D'Egville, M
rs Beaufort, Mrs Brooker, Mrs Brigg, Miss Bourk, Mrs Bramwell, Miss Redhead, Mis
s Gawdry, Miss Stageldoir, Miss Chatterley, Cooke, Danby, Evans, Lyons, Maddocks
, Welsh, Trueman.  *aTit for Tat.  See 20 Oct. 1794.  *cMainpiece [1st time; CO 
3, by $James Hook Jun.=  +Larpent MS 1065=; not published; synopsis of plot in +
Pocket Magazine=, May 1795, p. 334]: The Musick composed by $Hook? Sen=.  The Sc
enes, Dresses, Decorations and Machinery are entirely new.  The Scenery of the O
pera designed and painted by $Greenwood= and $Capon=.  The Masque and Decoration
s by $Marinari=.  The Machinery by $Cabanel= and $Jacobs=.The Dresses by $Johnst
on= and $Miss Rein=.  Books of the Songs to be had in the Theatre.  [Afterpiece 
in place of +The Adopted Child=, advertised on playbill of 5 May.]  Receipts: #2
69 8s. (213.0.6; 53.16.0; 2.11.6).  *pcg The Bank Note.  As 1 May, but Miss_ Hop
kins; Mrs_ Norton.  [+Prologue=, +Epilogue= as 1 May.%  *aThe Death of Captain F
aulknor; or, British Heroism.  Lieut. Steady-Incledon; Pounce-Munden; Lieut. Oak
ly-Bowden; Capt. Faulknor-Claremont; Capt. O'Cutter-Johnstone; Boatswain-Thompso
n [added by text]; Mora (a Negro Girl)-Mrs Martyr.  *aTom Thumb.  As 10 Oct. 179
4, but Huncamunca-Mrs Clendining; Doodle-_; Noodle-_.  [$Young Standen= billed a
s: A child only six years old.]  *sIncidental to 1st piece: +The Irishman's Peep
 at the Continent=-Johnstone; In course: +Black Eyed Susan=-Incledon; In course 
2nd piece: [+Larpent MS 1079= states, correctly, that most of the songs were "Su
ng in +Arrived at Portsmouth="] +Glee=-Incledon, Linton, Bowden ($Shield=); +Wit
h pride we steer for Britain's Coast=-Incledon (Shield); +O bring me wine=-Bowde
n (Shield); +A description of the Irish way of settling a Quarrel=-Johnstone ($R
eeve=); +Negro Song=-Mrs Martyr (Reeve); +Description of a Cockney=-Munden (Reev
e); +Hail to the Brave=-Johnstone, Bowden, Incledon (Shield).  *eEnd II: +Imitat
ions= of several favorite Vocal Performers-Mrs Wells; End 1st piece: +Imitations
= of two celebrated Tragic Actresses-Mrs Wells (positively her last appearance i
n public).  *cBenefit for $Mrs Martyr=.  By Special Desire of the +Turkish Ambas
sador= [$Yussuf Adijah Effendi=].  2nd piece [1st time; M. INT 1, probably by $W
illiam Pearce=.  Text (+Glindon and Co.=, 1795)]: The Music composed by $Shield=
, $Reeve=, &c.  The Dance and Procession by $Byrn=.  With a Naval Medley Overtur
e composed by $Dr Arnold=.  In the course of the Piece will be represented the E
ngagement in which the brave $Captain Robert? Faulknor= fell [in an action off +
Guadeloupe= on 5 Jan. 1795] between the +English Frigate= the +Blanche= and the 
+French Frigate= +La Pique=.  To conclude with the +Funeral Procession of Capt. 
Faulknor= (composed by Byrn), accompanied by a new +Dead March= (composed by Shi
eld).  +Morning Chronicle=, 21 Apr.: Tickets to be had of Mrs Martyr, No. 16, +M
artlett-court=, +Bow-street=, +Covent-garden=.  Receipts: #402 10s. (201.0; 5.19
; tickets: 195.11).  *p7 dl Jack of Newbury.  As 6 May.  *aThe Triumph of Hymen.
  As 6 May, but Diana-Miss Stuart.  *aThe Virgin Unmask'd.  See 7 Jan.  *cReceip
ts: #151 5s. (104.0.0; 42.13.6; 4.11.6).  *pcg The Suspicious Husband.  As 15 Se
pt. 1794, but Strickland-Harley; Frankly-Pope; Ranger's Servant-_; Chairmen-_; M
illiner-_; Landlady-_.  *aThe Naval Volunteers.  As 28 Apr., but +The Little Sai
lor Boy=-_; +The Land of Potatoes=-_.  *aLovers' Quarrels.  As 29 Jan., but Don 
Lorenzo-Claremont; Don Alvarez-_; Don Felix-_.  *dAs 28 Apr.  *sEnd II 1st piece
: [+Representation of a Ship in Distress=; in which% +The Storm=-Incledon.  *cBe
nefit for $Pope=.  +Morning Chronicle=, 13 Apr.: Tickets to be had of Pope at hi
s house, +Half-moon-street=, +Piccadilly=.  Receipts: #187 0s. 6d. (87.0.6; 7.12
.0; tickets: 92.8.0).  *p8 dl Jack of Newbury.  As 6 May.  *aThe Triumph of Hyme
n.  As 7 May.  *aThe Pannel.  See 22 Apr.  *cReceipts: #202 14s. 6d. (146.12.0; 
37.18.0; 18.4.6).  *pcg Love Makes a Man; or, The Fop's Fortune.  Clodio-Lewis; 
Don Louis-Munden; Sancho-Bernard; Governor-Davies; Don Duart-Macready; Anthonio-
Thompson; Charino-Powel; Carlos-Holman; Louisa-Mrs Fawcett; Elvira-Miss Chapman;
 Angelina-Mrs Townsend (1st appearance on this stage).  *aThe Sailor's Prize.  A
s 1 May.  *aWho's the Dupe?  Old Doiley (1st time)-Munden; Granger-Bernard; Sand
ford-Macready; Gradus-Fawcett; Miss Doiley-Miss Chapman; Charlotte-Mrs Martyr.  
*dAs 1 May.  *sIn course: +The Storm=-Incledon; +Admiral Benbow=-Incledon; +Four
 and Twenty Fidlers=-Munden; In 2nd piece: +Battle Song=, as 1 May; +Let us love
 and let us drink=, as 1 May; +Teddy O'Shaughnessey's History=, as 1 May; +Now l
anded from the Ocean=, as 1 May.  *cBenefit for $Munden=.  [$Mrs Townsend= was f
rom the +Norwich theatre=.]  3rd piece: Never [previously] acted at this Theatre
.  +Morning Chronicle=, 22 Apr.: Tickets to be had of Munden, No. 12, +Frith-str
eet=, +Soho=.  Receipts: #388 7s. (111.9.6; 6.12.0; tickets: 270.5.6).  *p9 dl T
he Wheel of Fortune.  As 21 Apr.  *aThe Romp.  Young Cockney-Dodd; Barnacle-Suet
t; Old Cockney-Hollingsworth; Capt. Sightly-Dignum; Priscilla Tomboy-Mrs Jordan;
 Penelope-Miss DeCamp; Miss La Blond-Miss Heard.  *cReceipts: #277 11s. (197.19.
0; 73.3.6; 6.8.6).  *pcg The Deserted Daughter.  As 2 May.  *aThe Irish Mimick. 
 As 23 Apr., but Mrs_ Platt.  *cReceipts: #147 8s. (143.19; 3.9).  *pking's Alce
ste.  As 30 Apr.  *dAs 30 Apr.  *p11 dl Jack of Newbury.  As 6 May.  *aThe Trium
ph of Hymen.  As 7 May.  *aThe Sultan.  As 27 Oct. 1794.  *cReceipts: #221 7s. 6
d. (148.1.0; 57.3.6; 16.3.0).  *pcg The Deserted Daughter.  As 2 May.  *aWindsor
 Castle 1.  As 23 Apr.  *aWindsor Castle 2.  As 23 Apr.  *cReceipts: #222 18s. (
218.12.6; 4.5.6).  *p12 dl First Love.  [Characters by Wroughton, King, Palmer, 
Bannister Jun., R. Palmer, Suett, Hollingsworth, Trueman, Phillimore, Webb, Mrs 
Jordan, Miss Farren, Miss Pope, Miss Tidswell, Mrs Heard.  [Cast from text ($C. 
Dilly=, 1795):% Lord Sensitive-Wroughton; Sir Miles Mowbray-King; Frederick Mowb
ray-Palmer; David-Bannister Jun.; Mr Wrangle-R. Palmer; Billy Bustler-Suett; Rob
in-Hollingsworth; Servant to Lady Ruby-Trueman; Servant to Mr Wrangle-Webb; Sabi
na Rosny-Mrs Jordan; Lady Ruby-Miss Farren; Mrs Wrangle-Miss Pope; Mrs Kate-Miss
 Tidswell; Waiting Woman to Lady Ruby-Mrs Heard; unassigned-Phillimore; +Prologu
e=-Palmer; +Epilogue=-Mrs Jordan.  [These were spoken, as here assigned, at all 
subsequent performances.]  *aThe Adopted Child.  As 1 May.  *cMainpiece [1st tim
e; C 5, by $Richard Cumberland=.  +Prologue= and +Epilogue= by the author ($Knap
p=, 269, 221)]: With new Dresses, &c.  +Morning Chronicle=, 12 Oct. 1795: This D
ay is published +First Love= (2s.).  Receipts: #266 7s. 6d. (205.4.0; 52.2.0; 9.
1.6).  *pcg The Deserted Daughter.  As 2 May.  *aThe Tythe Pig.  Countryman-Byrn
; Capt. Wade-Holland; Drummer-Farley; Squire-Follett; Tythe Parson-Hawtin; Serje
ant-Cranfield; Boniface-Thompson; Dickey Gossip-Rayner; Steward-Simmons; Corpora
l-Barnes; Country Woman-Mme Rossi; Parson's Wife-Miss Leserve; Peggy of Darby-Ml
le St.Amand.  *cAfterpiece [1st time; BALL. P 1, by $James Byrn=.  Performed in 
place of +Windsor Castle=, advertised on playbill of 11 May]: The Overture and n
ew Music composed, and the rest compiled, by $W. Parke=.  "It being thought, by 
some, intended to treat the Clergy with disrespect, produced much disapprobation
.  The next night [20 May], when given only as an Interlude, it met with better 
success" ($Oulton=, 1796, II, 177).  Receipts: #158 12s. (152.8. 6.4).  *pking's
 Il Conte Ridicolo.  As 14 Apr.  *dEnd I: +L'Amant Retrouve=-[, as 24 Jan.%; End
 II: +Paul et Virginie=-[, as 11 Apr.%.  *p13 dl First Love.  As 12 May.  *aNo S
ong No Supper.  As 21 Oct. 1794.  *cReceipts: #271 9s. (298.18; 60.11; 12.0).  *
pcg Every One has His Fault.  Sir Robert Ramble-Lewis; Irwin-Pope; Lord Norland-
Harley; Harmony-Munden; Placid-Macready; Hammond-Powel; Edward-Mrs Lee; Solus-Qu
ick; Mrs Placid-Mrs Mattocks; Miss Woburn-Miss Chapman; Miss Spinster-Mrs Davenp
ort; Lady Eleanor Irwin-Mrs Pope.  *aThe Sailor's Festival; or, All Alive at Por
tsmouth.  [I. Deck Deck of a Man of War.%  +The Mid Watch=-Incledon; +We be thre
e poor Mariners=-Johnstone, Incledon, Linton; +Jack at the Windlass=-Fawcett; +O
h bring me Wine=-Bowden; +The Good Subjects of England=-Incledon, Richardson, To
wnsend; [SCENE II. +A Landscape=.  +The Disconsolate Sailor=,% +When my Money wa
s gone= (in character)-Mrs Martyr; +The Storm=-Incledon; [SCENE III.% +Irish Son
g=-Johnstone; +Treble Hornpipe=-Byrn, Holland, Mme Rossi; +Rule Britannia=-Incle
don.  *aNetley Abbey.  As 17 Sept. 1794.  *cBenefit for the Widow of the Late $M
r Farren= [who had died on 9 May].  +Morning Herald=, 11 May: Tickets to be had 
of $Mrs Farren=, No. 85, +Gower-street=, +Bedford-square=.  Receipts: #391 6s. (
104.8; 8.3; tickets: 278.15).  *p14 dl First Love.  As 12 May.  *aMy Grandmother
.  As 29 Oct. 1794.  *cReceipts: #287 4s. (219.14.6; 57.7.6; 10.2.0).  *pcg The 
Battle of Hexham; or, Days of Old.  Gondibert-Holman; Fool-Munden; Gregory Gubbi
ns-Fawcett; Robbers-Richardson, Davies, Haymes, Linton, Street, Spofforth; Barto
n-Harley; La Varenne-Macready; Corporal-Burton; Drummer-Townsend; Fifer-Simmons;
 Marquis of Montague-Powel; Duke of Somerset-Claremont; Egbert-Davenport; Prince
 of Wales-Miss Standen; Villagers-Mrs Martyr, Mrs Clendining, Miss Walcup, Miss 
Stuart; Adeline-Mrs Fawcett; Queen Margaret-Mrs Pope.  *aA Gallimaufry.  [Consis
ting of the most approved Songs given at +Freemason's Hall= and the Theatres.% +
The Waiter=-Fawcett; +Richmond Primrose Girl=-Incledon; +The Land of Potatoes=-J
ohnstone; +The Storm=-Incledon; +The days we now possess=-Munden.  *aCrotchet Lo
dge.  As 14 Mar., but Squire Shinken ap Lloyd-A Gentleman (first appearance on a
ny stage [unidentified]) [in place of $Bernard=%; (who will introduce) +Sally in
 our Alley=-A Gentleman; +Bleak was the morn=-A Gentleman; Macready_.  *e[+Monol
ogue=.%End: +Monsieur Tonson= (founded on fact, and recited at Freemason's Hall)
-Fawcett.  *cBenefit for $Fawcett=.  1st piece: Never [previously] acted here (b
y Permission of $George Colman, Esq.=, for that night only).  2nd piece [1st tim
e; M. INT 1].  +Morning Chronicle=, 30 Apr.: Tickets to be had of Fawcett at his
 house, No. 9, +Tottenham-court-road=.  Receipts: #447 14s. (158.4.6; 10.10.0; t
ickets: 278.19.6).  *pking's La Scola dei Maritati.  As 27 Jan.[, but added: $Sg
a Colombati=, $Sga Pastorelli=.%  *aAti e Cibele.  [Principal Characters by Mme 
Morichelli, Mme DelCaro.  [Cast from libretto ($C. Clarke=, 1795):% Ati-Mme DelC
aro; Cibele-Mme Morichelli.  *dEnd I: +L'Amant Retrouve=, as 20 Jan., but Mme +B
ossi [DelCaro], Mlle _Rosine [no other ballet listed].  *mEnd II: +concerto= on 
the hautboy-Harrington.  *cBenefit for $Mme Morichelli=.  Afterpiece: An Heroic 
Entertainment in one act, consisting of Songs and Dances with Chorusses, and nev
er performed upon any public Stage, but composed for the private Theatre of a No
bleman at +Venice= [in 1789].  The words by $Count Alexander Pepoli=; the music 
by $Cimadoro=; the pantomime and dances by $Noverre=.  Tickets to be had of Mme 
Morichelli, No. 127, +Pall Mall=.  *p15 dl Jack of Newbury.  As 6 May.  *aThe Tr
iumph of Hymen.  As 7 May.  *aThe Wedding Day.  As 5 Nov. 1794.  *cReceipts: #16
0 14s. 6d. (99.13.6; 47.5.6; 13.15.6).  *pcg The Deserted Daughter.  As 2 May.  
*aWindsor Castle 1.  As 23 Apr.  *aWindsor Castle 2.  As 23 Apr.  *cReceipts: #1
88 13s. (181.14; 6.19).  *p16 dl First Love.  As 12 May.  *aThe Adopted Child.  
As 1 May.  *cReceipps: #290 11s. 6d. (227.6.0; 57.14.6; 5.11.0).  *pcg Inkle and
 Yarico.  As 30 Dec. 1794, but Inkle (with additional +songs= selected from $Han
del=)-Bowden (1st appearance in that character); Campley (with additional +songs
=)-Incledon (1st appearance in that character); Yarico-A Young Lady (1st appeara
nce on any stage [unidentified]); [added:% Mate (with an additional +song=)-Town
send.  *aEngland's Glory; or, The British Tars at Spithead.  [Scene I. The Deck 
of a Ship.%  +How shall we mortals spend our hours=-Incledon, Street, Bowden; +O
 bring me wine=-Bowden; +There was an Irish lad= (composed by $Shield=)-Johnston
e; +The Storm=-Incledon; +Ye Gentlemen of England=-Incledon, Townsend, Linton [A
s 28 Apr.%; [Scene II. A Seascape.% +My name's Tippy Bob=-Munden; [Scene III. A 
View of the British Fleet.% +Dance=-Byrn, Mlle St.Amand, Mme Rossi; +Sea Song=-T
ownsend; [To conclude with a +Representation of the burning of the Boyne at Spit
head=, and% +Tho' Hurricanes rattle tho' Tempests appear=-Incledon, Bowden.  *aT
he Irishman in London.  As 2 Feb., but Seymour-A Young Gentleman (1st appearance
 on any stage [unidentified]).  *sEnd II: +Sally in our Alley=-Incledon; End: +B
lack Ey'd Susan=-Incledon.  *cBenefit for $Bowden=.  +Morning Chronicle=, 2 May:
 Tickets to be had of Bowden, No. 9, +Lower Brook-street=, +Grosvenor-square=.  
Receipts: #270 6s. (141.11.6; 10.13.0; tickets: 118.1.6).  *pking's Alceste.  As
 30 Apr.  *dAs 30 Apr.[, but "By the indisposition of $Mme DelCaro=, $the younge
r Hilligsberg= played +Virginie=; and we had therefore the%; +Pas Russe=- [inste
ad of the +hornpipe=" (+Morning Chronicle=, 18 May)%.  *p18 dl The Duenna.  Don 
Jerome-Suett; Ferdinand-Kelly; Anthonio-Dignum; Carlos-Bland; Isaac Mendoza-Bann
ister Jun.; Father Paul-Bannister; Lopez-R. Palmer; Louisa-Miss DeCamp; Clara-Sg
a Storace; Margaret, the Duenna-Mrs Hopkins.  *aThe Prize.  As 28 Oct. 1794, but
 [to +Caroline=r:% an additional +song=-Sga Storace.  *sIn course evening: +Lull
aby=-Sga Storace.  *mEnd: +concerto= on the violin-Giornovichi; [wherein he will
 introduce% +With lowly suit and plaintive ditty=, +Rule Britannia=-.  *cBenefit
 for $Sga Storace=.  Mainpiece: By permission of the Proprietor of the Theatre R
oyal, +Covent Garden=.  Never [previously] acted at this theatre.  Tickets deliv
ered for the 11th Instant will be `dmitted.  +Morning Chronicle=, 24 Apr.: Ticke
ts to be had of Sga Storace [for 11 May], No. 26, +Howland-street=, +Fitzroy-squ
are=.  Receipts: #443 12s. (193.6; 75.4; 5.11; tickets: 169.11) (charge: free). 
 *pcg Macbeth.  As 6 Nov. 1794, but Banquo-Harley; Donalbaine-_; Seyton-_.  *aWi
ndsor Castle.  As 23 Apr.  *sVocal Parts, as 9 Mar., but Mrs _Lloyd, Mrs _Bayzan
d, Mrs _Blurton, Mrs _Masters.  *c+The Deserted Daughter= [advertised on playbil
l of 16 May] is obliged, on account of $Quick='s Indisposition, to be deferred t
ill Wednesday next.  Receipts: #121 13s. 6d. (117.4.0; 4.9.6).  *p19 dl The Chil
d of Nature.  As 16 Apr.  *aThe Prize.  As 28 Oct. 1794.  *aThe Spoil'd Child.  
As 24 Apr., but John-_.  *sEnd II: +When on board our trim vessel= (composed by 
$Carter=)-Bannister; End: +The Waggoner= (composed by $Dibdin=)-Wathen; End I 2n
d piece: +When Bibo went down=-Bannister; End 2nd piece: +The Cobler= (composed 
by $Reeve=)-Wathen; End I 3rd piece: +The Ship@wreck'd Sailors= (composed by an 
Amateur for the +Thespian Panorama= [see +hay=, 4 Mar.])-Mrs Bland, Master Welsh
, Dignum, Suett, Caulfield, Bannister.  *cBenefit for $Bannister=.  +Morning Chr
onicle=, 8 May: Tickets to be had of Bannister, No. 7, +Suffolk-street=, +Charin
g-cross=.  Receipts: #518 19s. 6d. (146.11.0; 54.13.6; 19.16.0; tickets: 297.19.
0) (charge: #221 6s. 8d.).  *pcg The Bank Note.  As 1 May, but Mr Hale-Davenport
 [in place of $Quick=%; Sally Flounce-Mrs Mountain (for that night only) [in pla
ce of $Mrs Lee=%; Mrs_ Norton [; +Prologue=, +Epilogue= as 1 May%.  *aThe Death 
of Captain Faulknor.  As 6 May, but [added:% Sugar Cane-Powel.  *aSprigs of Laur
el.  As 15 Sept. 1794, but Mary (for that night only)-Mrs Mountain.  *sIn course
 of 2nd piece: As 6 May; Incidental to 1st piece: +The Irishman's Peep at the Co
ntinent=-Johnstone; In course of entertainments: +Black Eyed Susan=-Incledon; +O
ld Towler=-Incledon.  *m3rd piece: [With the favorite% Overture [by $Shield= for
 +Arrived at Portsmouth=%-; [with a% violin and oboe obligato-Mountain, W. Parke
.  *cBenefit for $Mrs Mountain=.  2nd piece: Engagement and +Funeral Procession=
v as 6 May.  +Morning Herald=, 18 May: Tickets to be had of Mrs Mountain, No. 6,
 +York-street=, +Covent Garden=, Receipts: #245 18s. 6d. (89.18.0; 6.15.0; ticke
ts: 149.5.6).  *pking's Alceste.  As 30 Apr.  *dAs 30 Apr.  *p20 dl The Country 
Girl.  As 20 Apr., but Alithea-Miss Collins.  *aAlexander the Great.  As 15 Apr.
, but Statira-Miss DeCamp; Attalus-_; Eumenes-_; Philip-_; Arsites-_; Spithridat
es-_; Raesaces-_; High Priest of the Sun-_.  *bPreceding: +The Deserter=.  Alexi
s-J. D'Egville; Jean Louis-G. D'Egville; Bertrand-Aumer; Mountauciel-Fialon; Gao
ler-Fairbrother; Court@Chemin-Boimaison; The King-Phillimore; Louisa-Mrs Fialon;
 Margaretta-Miss Heard; Janetta-Miss Menage; Duchess-Miss Collins; Officers, Att
endants-.  *cBenefit for $J. D'Egville=.  Ballet: As composed by $Dauberval=, an
d performed at the +king's Theatre= in the +Hay-Market=.  To conclude with a Gra
nd Display of the +Manual Exercise=.  +Morning Chronicle=, 8 May: Tickets to be 
had of J. D'Egville, No. 29, +Litchfield-street=, +Soho=.  Receipts: #376 9s. (1
51.16; 45.10; 6.14; tickets: 172.9) (charge: #247 12s. 9d.).  *pcg The Deserted 
Daughter.  As 2 May, but Item-Munden [in place of$Quick=%; Donald-Rees [in place
 of $Munden=%.  *aThe Tythe Pig.  As 12 May, but Steward-_; Corporal-_.  *aThe I
rish Mimick.  As 9 May.  *cReceipts: #129 18s. (121.2; 8.16).  *p21 dl The Child
 of Nature.  As 16 Apr.  *aMy Grandmother.  As 7 Oct. 1794.  *aThe Sultan.  As 2
7 Oct. 1794, but Ismene (with new +songs=, one of which will be accompanied on t
he harp by $Meyer Jun.=)-Miss Leak.  *sEnd 2nd piece: a favourite +song=-Mrs Fer
guson (1st appearance on that stage).  *cBenefit for $Miss Leak=.  +Morning Hera
ld=, 13 May: Tickets to be had of Miss Leak, +Upper Mews Gate=, +Castle-street=,
 +Leicester-Fields=.  Receipts: #391 18s. (88.11.6; 60.0.0; 12.1.0; tickets: 231
.5.6) (charge: #211 19s. 6d.).  *pcg The Bank Note.  As 19 May, but Sally Flounc
e-Miss Chapman (for that night only) [in place of $Mrs Mountain=%; [+Prologue= a
s 1 May; By Way of +Epilogue=,% +Belles have at ye all=-Mrs Mattocks.  *aThe Bri
tish Recruit.  As 29 Apr.  *aTom Thumb.  As 10 Oct. 1794, but Grizzle-Powel; Art
hur-Munden (1st appearance in that character); Huncamunca-Mrs Clendining.  *sInc
idental to 1st piece: +The Irishman's Peep at the Continent=-Johnstone; In enter
tainments: +The Storm=-Incledon; In 2nd piece: +The Mid Watch=-Incledon; [added:
% +The days we now possess=-Munden.  *cBenefit for $Miss Chapman=.  +Morning Chr
onicle=, 14 May: Tickets to be had of Miss Chapman, No. 33, +Norfolk-street=, +S
trand=.  Receipts: #176 12s. 6d. (59.5.6; 3.14.0; tickets: 113.13.0).  *p22 dl F
irst Love.  As 12 May, but Hollingsworth_; Trueman_; Phillimore_; Webb_.  *aNo S
ong No Supper.  As 18 Apr.  *bEnd: +The Deserter=.  As 20 May.  *cBenefit for a 
Fund, for the Relief of those whose Infirmities oblige them to retire from the S
tage.  Ballet: +Manual Exercise= as 20 May.  Receipts: #253 4s. 6d. (105.3.0; 37
.12.0; 15.1.6; tickets: 95.8.0) (charge: free).  *pcg Wild Oats.  As 21 Nov. 179
4, but Sir George Thunder-Rock; [added:% Banks-Hull; Midge-Macready; Sim-Townsen
d.  *aHercules and Omphale.  As 17 Nov. 1794.  *cReceipts: #90 19s. (81.9; 9.10)
.  *pking's Semiramide.  As 7 Feb.  *dEnd I: +Divertisement=, as 20 Dec. 1794; E
nd II: +L'Amant Retrouve=, as 24 Jan.  *p23 none +Whitsun Eve=.  *p25 dl First L
ove.  As 12 May.  *aThe Adopted Child.  As 1 May.  *cReceipts: #260 14s. (201.3.
0; 52.7.6; 7.3.6).  *pcg How to Grow Rich.  Pave-Lewis; Smalltrade-Quick; Warfor
d-Pope; Sir Thomas Roundhead-Munden; Latitat-Fawcett; Sir C. Dazzle-Macready; Hi
ppy (1st time)-Townsend; Nab-Farley; Plainly-Powel; Rosa (1st time)-Mrs Lee; Mis
s Dazzle-Miss Chapman; Lady Henrietta (for that night only)-Mrs Pope.  *aBritish
 Fortitude and Hibernian Friendship; or, An Escape from France.  Capt. O'Leary-J
ohnstone; Edward-Incledon; Joey-Munden; Patrick-Rees; Sedgely-Hull; Commandant-C
laremont; Annette-Mrs Mountain.   *aHarlequin and Faustus.  As 22 Sept. 1794, bu
t [The Peacock transferred from IX to VII; from I:% Belial-_; Ades-_.  *sEnd I 1
st piece: +The Storm=-Incledon; End II: The Description of the Battle of La Hogu
e, +Thursday in the Morn the Nineteenth of May=-Incledon (1st time); In course: 
+Four and Twenty Fidlers=-Munden; In 2nd piece: +I was called knowing Joey=-Mund
en; +At dawn of Life our Vows were plighted=-Mrs Mountain; +The turban'd Turk wh
o scorns the world=-Johnstone; +When foaming waves contrary beat=-Incledon; +To 
be sure I don't love in my heart=-Johnstone; +Our simple tale thus ended=-Incled
on, Johnstone, Munden, Mrs Mountain.  *cBenefit for $Wild=, prompter.  +Morning 
Herald=, 23 May: Tickets to be had of Wild, No. 46, +Drury-lane=.  Receipts: #30
5 18s. 6d. (131.4.6; 13.10.0; tickets: 161.4.0).  *p26 dl She Wou'd and She Wou'
d Not.  Don Manuel-Dodd; Don Philip-Barrymore; Octavio-C. Kemble; Trappanti-King
; Soto-R. Palmer; Diego-Phillimore; Alguazile-Maddocks; Don Lewis-Caulfield; Cor
rigidore-Jones; Hippolita-Mrs Jordan; Rosara-Miss Heard; Flora-Miss Collins; Vil
etta-Miss Pope.  *aMy Grandmother.  As 29 Oct. 1794.  *dEnd: +La Provencale=-Fia
lon, G. D'Egville, Mrs Fialon, Miss F. D'Egville, Miss Menage.  *sEnd II: a favo
urite +song= (composed by $Ross=)-Master Welsh.  *cBenefit for $Fosbrook=, box-b
ook and housekeeper.  Receipts: #498 7s. 6d. (74.16.0; 46.15.0; 9.0.6; tickets: 
367.16.0) (charge: #222 7s.).  *pcg The Deserted Daughter.  As 20 May.  *aHercul
es and Omphale.  As 17 Nov. 1794.  *cReceipts: #164 18s. 6d. (159.9.6; 5.9.0).  
*pking's L'Isola del Piacere.  [Principal Characters by Rovedino, Cipraani, Kell
y, Brida, Morelli, Sga Morichelli, Sga Colombati, Sga Pastorelli.  [Cast from +L
arpent MS 1082=:% Abadir-Rovedino; Biscaglino-Kelly; Micheletto-Brida; Corrado-M
orelli; Amelina-Sga Morichelli; Zelma-Sga Colombati; Florida-Sga Pastorelli; una
ssigned-Cipriani.  *dEnd I: +Divertisement=, as 20 Dec. 1794; End II: +Paul et V
irginie=, as 11 Apr.  *cA new Comic Opera [1st time; COM 2], composed here by $M
artini= [i.e. $Martin y Soler=]; the poetry by $DaPonte=.  [Libretto 1st publish
ed by $F. Dietrichsen= (1801).]  *p27 dl The Child of Nature.  As 16 Apr.  *aThe
 Festival of Anacreon [i.e. +The Sons of Anacreon=].  [Consisting of Songs, Catc
hes and Glees, in which% +Anacreontic Song=, +Blow Boreas Blow= ($Purcell=)-Sedg
wick; +Sally in our Alley=-Dignum; +Fair Rosale=-Master Welsh.  *aThe Spoil'd Ch
ild.  As 19 May.  *aComus.  Comus-Sedgwick (2nd appearance in that character); B
rothers-Banks, Bland; Bacchanals-Kelly, Dignum, Bannister; The Lady-Miss Heard; 
Euphrosyne-Miss DeCamp; Bacchants-Mrs Bland, Miss DeCamp [i.e. doubled Euphrosyn
e], Miss Leak; Sabrina (with +Sweet Echo=, accompanied by $Parke=)-Mrs Bland [i.
e. doubled Bacchant]; Pastoral Nymph-Miss Leak [i.e  doubled Bacchant].  *cBenef
it for $Sedgwick= [whose 1st appearance as +Comus=r was at +dl=, 20 May 1790].  
+Morning Chronicle=, 18 May: Tickets to be had of Sedgwick, No. 27, +Maiden-lane
=, +Covent-garden=.  Receipts: #456 17s. (129.14.6; 82.10.6; 7.13.0; tickets: 23
6.19.0) (charge: #219 4s. 8d.).  *pcg The Earl of Essex.  Essex-Holman; Raleigh-
Macready; Burleigh-Richardson; Southampton (1st time)-Harley; Rutland-Miss Morri
s; Nottingham-Mrs Fawcett; Queen Elizabeth-Mrs Pope.  *aTrue Blue; or, The Parti
ng Lovers.  Lieutenant-Incledon; True Blue-Davies; Careful-Rees; Nancy-Mrs Mount
ain.  *aNetley Abbey.  As 17 Sept. 1794.  *dAs 28 Apr.  *sIn 2nd piece: [the fol
lowing additional songs:% +Wives and Sweethearts=-Townsend; +The Wand'ring Sailo
r=-Incledon (1st time); +When gen'rous wine=-Bowden; +The days we now possess=-M
unden; +The Storm=-Incledon; +Ye Gentlemen of England=, as 28 Apr.; +Rule Britan
nia=-Incledon.  *e[+Monologue=% In evening: +The Young Widow a fable=-Harley.  *
cBenefit for $Harley=.  2nd piece: Scene, A View of the British Fleet.  +Morning
 Chronicle=, 25 May: Tickets to be had of Harley, No. 1, +Castle-street=, +Bloom
sbury=.  Receipts: #287 3s. (94.6.6; 15.15.0; tickets: 177.1.6).  *p28 dl The Ri
vals.  As 5 Nov. 1794, but Faulkland-Whitfield (1st appearance in that character
); Coachman-_.  *aA Masonic Melange.  [Consisting of Prose, Verse and Music.%  T
he Recitations-Brother Whitfield; the Vocal Parts-Brothers Bannister, Sedgwick, 
Caulfield, Dignum, Trueman, Cooke.  *aThe Devil to Pay.  As 15 Nov. 1794.  *cBen
efit for $Whitfield=.  2nd piece [1st time: M. INT 1, by John Whitfield].  +Morn
ing Chronicle=, 18 May: Tickets to be had of Whitfield, No. 19, +Piazza=, +Coven
t-Garden=.  Receipts: #442 13s. 6d. (80.6.6; 53.9.0; 12.13.6; tickets: 296.4.6) 
(charge: #211 11s. 4d.).  *pcg The Deserted Daughter.  As 20 May.  *aHercules an
d Omphale.  As 17 Nov. 1794.  *cReceipts: #142 12s. (135.6; 7.6).  *pking's L'Is
ola del Piacere.  As 26 May.  *aLe Nozze dei Contadini Spagnuoli.  Principal Cha
racters-Brida, Morelli, Mme Morichelli, Sga Pastorelli.  [+Larpent MS 1083= list
s the parts: +Leonelo=r, +Benito=r, +Serafina=r, +Nuta=r.]  *dEnd II: +Paul et V
irginie=, as 11 Apr.; In intermezzo: +The Fandango=-Mme DelCaro, Aumer.  *mEnd I
: a +concerto=.  *cBenefit for $Martini= [i.e. $Martin y Soler=].  Afterpiece: A
 New Comic +Intermezzo= [1st time] in I Act; the music by Martini, the words by 
$DaPonte=; in which some new Music in the +Spanish stile=.  Tickets to be had of
 Martini, No. 17, +Sherrard-street=, +Golden-square=.  *p29 dl The Constant Coup
le.  Sir Harry Wildair (for this night only)-Mrs Jordan (1st appearance in that 
character these four years); Col. Standard-Wroughton; Vizard-Whitfield; Alderman
 Smuggler-Waldron; Clincher-Bannister Jun.; Clincher Jun.-Suett; Dicky-Burton; T
om Errand-Hollingsworth; Lady Lurewell-Mrs Powell; Lady Darling-Mrs Booth; Angel
ica-Miss Collins; Parley-Miss Tidswell; Errand's Wife-Mrs Heard.  *aSaint Andrew
's Festival; or, The Game at Goff.  Characters-R. Palmer, Caulfield, Sedgwick, H
ollingsworth, Suett, Bannister, Dignum, Master Welsh, Bew (1st appearance), Mrs 
Bland, Miss Leak. [Larpent MS lists the parts: +Sir Donald MacDonald=r, +Sir Phe
lim O'Quiz=r, +Captain Jamison=r, +Luke Lot=r, +Moses Mangoe=r, +Ostler=r, +Serv
ant=r, +Lady Minus Minikin=r, +Patie Tweedie=r.]  *aBon Ton.  As 9 Feb., but [ad
ded to +Sir John Trotley=r:% the original +Prologue=-King.  *cBenefit for $R. Pa
lmer=.  2nd piece [1st time; SAT 1, by $John Peter Roberdeau=.  +Larpent MS 1080
=; not published].  "This piece found the audience in so ill a humour that it wa
s soon put an end to by a general condemnation of it" (+European Magazine=, June
 1795, p. 414).  [3rd piece: +Prologue= by $the elder George Colman=.]  +Morning
 Chronicle=, 20 May: Tickets to be had of R. Palmer, No. 28, +Eaton-street=, +Pi
mlico=.  Receipts: #334 17s. 6d. (111.17.0; 44.10.0; 23.19.0; tickets: 154.11.6)
 (charge: #212 1s. 7d.).  *pcg A Bold Stroke for a Husband.  Don Julio-Lewis; Do
n Caesar (1st time)-Munden; Don Vincentio-Bernard; Don Garcia-Davies; Gasper-Pow
el; Pedro-Farley; Vasquez-Burton; Servant-Abbot; Don Carlos-Middleton; Victoria-
Miss Chapman; Minetta-Mrs Martyr; Laura-Mrs Arnold; Marcella-Miss Leserve; Inis-
Mrs Platt; Sancha-Mrs Watts; Olivia (1st time)-Miss Wallis.  *aDoctor Last's Exa
mination before the College of Physicians.  Doctor Last-Fawcett [no other parts 
listed].  *aThe Poor Sailor; or, Little Ben and Little Bob.  Lieut. Battledor (t
he Poor Sailor)-Incledon; Compass-Harley; Bumbo-Bernard; Freakish-Townsend; O'Da
ub-Rock; Lieutenant of a Press Gang-Williamson; Capt. Battledor-Munden; Little B
ob-Master Standen [a Child only six years old%; Miss Ann Battledor-Mrs Davenport
; Nancy-Miss Cornelys; Eliza [alias +Little Ben=r (for that night only)%-Miss Po
ole.  *dIn 3rd piece: +Double Hornpipe=-Byrn, Holland, Mlle St.Amand, Mme Rossi.
  *sEnd I: +Black Eyed Susan=-Incledon.  *cBenefit for $Bernard=.  3rd piece [1s
t time; MF 2, by $John Bernard=.  +Larpent MS 1084=; not published]: To conclude
 with a +View of the Town of Portsmouth=v on a Rejoicing Night, embellished with
 Grand Illuminations.  [This was included in all subsequent performances.]  The 
Music by $Attwood=.  +Morning Chronicle=, 27 May: Tickets to be had of Bernard a
t his house, No. 12, +Kirby-street=, +Hatton-Garden=.  Receipts: #253 6s. 6d. (7
0.8.0; 12.4.6; tickets: 170.14.0).  *p30 dl Twelfth Night.  As 22 Apr., but Mari
a-Miss Collins; Valentine-_.  *aThe Quaker.  Steady-Bannister; Solomon-Suett; Ea
sy-Burton; Lubin-Dignum; Countrymen-Webb, Evans; Gillian-Miss Leak; Cicely-Mrs B
ramwell; Floretta-Mrs Bland.  *e[+Monologue=%End I afterpiece: [$Collins='s% +Od
e on the Passions=-Palmer.  *cBenefit for $Portal=, $Gibson=, $Percey=, $George=
, $Bowley=, $Stevenson=, $Hicks=, $J. Shade=.  +Kemble Mem.=: BT. the box-keeper
s.  Receipts: #573 19s. (50.5.0; 39.14.0; 9.18.6; tickets: 474.1.6) (charge: #21
1 12s. 6d.).  *pcg The World in a Village.  As 8 Oct. 1794, but Allbut-Powel; Si
r Henry Check-Richardson; Capt. Vansluisens-Wilde.  *aThe Farmer.  As 17 Oct. 17
94.  *dEnd: +The Irish Lilt=-.  *cAccount-Book: Tickets delivered by $W. Wilde=,
 $Curteen=, $Jackson=, $Gillet=, $Goostree=, $Mrs Masters=, $Miss Hill=, $Mrs No
rton=, $Finley=, $Ashwin=, $Standen=, $Burton=, $Goodwin=, $Coates= will be admi
tted.  Receipts: #394 19s. (43.11.6; 4.12.6; tickets: 346.15.0).  *pking's Alces
te.  As 30 Apr.  *dAs 30 Apr.  *p6 1 dl A Quarter of an Hour before Dinner.  Lor
d Simper-R. Palmer; Col. Modish-Trueman; Mr Level-Caulfield; Mr Plainwell-Benson
; Mrs Level-Miss Heard.  *aFirst Love.  As 12 May.  *aThe Prize.  As 28 Oct. 179
4, but Heartwell-Caulfield.  *dEnd 2nd piece: +New Dance=-; [in which% +The Prin
cess of Wales's New Minuet and Gavot=-J. and Miss D'Egville; [and to conclude wi
th a% +New Reel=-Miss and Master Menage, Miss Phillips, Mrs Fialon, Miss S. and 
G. D'Egville.  *cTickets delivered for this Evening [Account-Book: by $D'Egville
 Sen.=, $Johnstone=, $Dale=, $Miss Arne=, $Miss Heard=] will be admitted.  Danci
ng: The Musick by $von Esch=, the Dance by D'Egville Sen.  Receipts: #604 15s. (
192.17.6; 49.4.6; 2.18.6; tickets: 359.14.6).  *pcg The Deserted Daughter.  As 2
0 May.  *aRosina.  As 19 Mar., but Belville-Incledon; Capt. Belville-Davies; +Ol
d Towler=-_; Rustic-Powel.  *aThe Tythe Pig.  As 20 May.  *c[2nd piece in place 
of +The Irish Mimick=, advertised on playbill of 30 May.]  Receipts: #186 18s. 6
d. (178.3.0; 8.15.6).  *p2 dl The Child of Nature.  As 16 Apr.  *aThe Spoil'd Ch
ild.  As 19 May.  *aNo Song No Supper.  As 18 Apr.  *sEnd I: +Within a mile of E
dinburgh=-Dignum; End II: +I never lov'd any dear Mary but you= (composed by $Ho
ok=)-Dignum; End I 2nd piece: +Sally in our Alley=-Dignum; End 2nd piece +I that
 once was a Ploughman a Sailor am now= (composed by $Dibdin=)-Dignum.  *cBenefit
 for $Dignum=.  +Morning Chronicle=, 19 May: Tickets to be had of Dignum, No. 23
, +New North-street=, +Red Lion-square=.  Receipts: #667 14s. (127.2.6; 35.17.6;
 7.16.0; tickets: 496.18.0) (charge: #222 0s. 8d.).  *pcg The Bank Note.  As 1 M
ay, but Mr Hale-Davenport [in place of $Quick=%; Mrs_ Norton; [+Prologue= as 1 M
ay.  +Epilogue= as 21 May% +Belles have at ye all=-Mrs Mattocks.  *aThree Weeks 
after Marriage.  As 1 May, but Drugget (1st time)-Munden; Woodley-_; Lovelace-_.
  *aThe Death of Captain Faulknor.  As 19 May.  *s3rd piece: As 6 May; Incidenta
l to 1st piece: +The Irishman's Peep at the Continent=-Johnstone; In course of e
ntertainments: +The Storm=-Incledon.  *cBenefit for $Middleton=.  3rd piece [in 
place of +The Frolics of an Hour=, advertised on playbill of 1 June]: Engagement
 and +Funeral Procession=v as 6 May.  +Morning Chronicle=, 30 May: Tickets to be
 had of Middleton, No. 53, +Great Marlborough-street=, +Oxford-street=.  Receipt
s: #172 9s. 6d. (106.3.0; 6.9.0; tickets: 59.17.6).  *pking's L'Isola del Piacer
e.  As 26 May, but Sga_ Colombati; Sga_ Pastorelli.  *dAs 12 May.  *p3 dl The Co
untry Girl.  As 20 May, but Lucy-Miss Tidswell.  *aHob in the Well.  Hob-Bannist
er Jun. (1st appearance in that character); Friendly-Dignum; Sir T. Testy-Hollin
gsworth; Dick-Benson; Old Hob-Suett; Flora-Miss Leak; Betty-Miss DeCamp; Hob's M
other-Mrs Maddocks.  *aBritain's Glory; or, A Trip to Portsmouth.  Characters-Se
dgwick, Benson, Dignum, Caulfield, Phillimore, Burton, Bland, Trueman, Miss Leak
, Miss DeCamp, Miss Heard, Miss Tidswell, Mrs Booth, Mrs Bland.  [For parts see 
+hay=, 20 Aug. 1794.%  *sIn 3rd piece: +Within a mile of Edinburgh=-Mrs Bland; +
Rule Britannia=-.  *dPiece to conclude: +Dance of Sailors=-.  *e[+Monologue= %En
d: (by permission of the Author [$John Taylor=]) +Monsieur Tonson=-Palmer; [+Imi
tations=% End II: a +Variety of Imitations=-Caulfield.  *cBenefit for $Benson=, 
$Burton=, $Caulfield=, $Phillimore= & $Miss Tidswell=.  2nd piece: Not acted the
se 30 years [acted 19 Dec. 1774].  +Morning Chronicle=, 2 June: Tickets to be ha
d of Benson, No. 7, +Brydges-street=, +Covent-Garden=; of Caulfield; No. 2, +Wil
liam-street=, +Adelphi= [no others listed].  Receipts: #430 2s. (64.14.6; 31.11.
0; 16.8.6; tickets: 317.8.0) (charge: #211 13s. 2d.).  *pcg The Secret Tribunal.
  [Principal Characters by Holman, Pope, Harley, Middleton, Hull, Macready, Powe
l, Claremont, Thompson, Miss Morris, Miss Wallis.  [Cast from text ($T. N. Longm
an=, 1795):% Herman-Holman; Ratibor-Pope; Holstein-Harley; Ulric-Middleton; Prin
cipal Judge of the Tribunal-Hull; Duke of Wirtemberg-Macready; Badendorff-Powel;
 Rudolph-Claremont [in text: $Williamson=%; Minister of Vengeance-Thompson; Elle
n Holstein-Miss Morris; Ida-Miss Wallis; +Prologue=-Macready; +Epilogue=-Miss Wa
llis.  *aThe Irish Mimick.  As 9 May.  *aThe Tythe Pig.  As 20 May.  *c1st piece
 [1st time; MD 5, by $James Boaden=, based on +Herman von Unna=, by $Anders Fred
rik, Count Skjoldebrand=.  Prologue by $John Litchfield=.  Epilogue by the autho
r (see text)]: In the course of the Play, the Customs of the Tribunal in the Cit
ation of the Offender-the Leading away to Judgement-the Habits and mysterious Si
gns of the Ministers of Vengeance, will be given with Accuracy.  In the last Act
, the awful Assembly of the Free Judges at Midnight, with the Ceremonies of the 
Trial-elucidating an Institution, which, by Secrecy and Certainty of its Judgeme
nts, produced many alarming Events in the 15th Century, throughout the Germanic 
Empire.  +Morning Herald=, 20 June 1795: This Day is published +The Secret Tribu
nal= (2s.).  Receipts: #93 11s. (82.19; 10.12).  *p4 dl The Heiress.  As 20 Sept
. 1794, but Chignon-Maddocks; Lady Emily-Miss Farren; Mrs Sagely-_; Tiffany-_.  
*aMy Grandmother.  As 29 Oct. 1794, but Woodly-Cooke.  *cTickets delivered for t
his Evening [Account-Book: by $Cooke=, $Evans=, $Jones=, $Kelly Jun.=,$Maddocks=
, $Webb=, $Rhodes=, $Whitmell=, $Pilsbury=, $W. Banks=, $Chippendale=, $Humphrie
s=, $Beaufort=, $Miss Butler=, $Miss Beaufort=, $Mrs and Miss Smith=] will be ad
mitted.  Receipts: #83 1s. (47.16.0; 20.6.6; 14.18.6; tickets: none listed).  *p
cg The Busy Body.  As 20 Nov. 1794, but Sir Francis Gripe-Munden; [added:% Whisp
er-Farley; Sir Jealous Traffic-Thompson; William-Ledger.  *aThe Prisoner at Larg
e.  As 3 Feb., but Lord Edmond-Claremont; [added:% Frill-Farley; Phelim-Ledger. 
 *b+Dermot and Kathlane.  As 19 Feb.  *cTickets delivered for +The Castle of And
alusia= [Account-Book: by $Claremont=, $Ledger=, $Heathcote=, $Dick=, $Doe=, $Mr
s Egan=, $Hall= (carpenter), $Pitt=, $Young=, $Hall= (box-keeper), $Larkman=, $B
ayzand=, $Clarke=, $Hawtin=, $Davenport=] will be admitted.  Receipts: #386 15s.
 6d. (35.5.6; 11.0.0; tickets: 340.10.0).  *p5 dl The Jew.  As 27 Nov. 1794.  *a
The Adopted Child.  As 1 May.  *cTickets delivered for this Evening [Account-Boo
k: by $Stokes=, $Massingham=, $Massingham Jun.=, $Gray=, $Cole=, $Hough=, $Tice=
, $Calkin=, $Ross=, $Thompson=, $Fosbrook=, $Faux=, $Gillis=, $Waters=, $Perry=,
 $Chumbley=, $Powell=, $Appleby=, $Chatterley=, $Roffey=, $Henderson=, $Phillips
=, $Master Gregson=, $Mrs Scott=] will be admitted. Receipts: #623 14s. 6d. (64.
11.6; 26.2.0; 9.19.6; tickets: 523.1.6).  *pcg The Bank Note.  As 19 May, but [+
Prologue= as 1 May.% [+Epilogue=% +Belles have at ye all=-Mrs Mattocks.  *aA Div
ertisement.  As 29 Oct. 1794, but +A Sailor's life's a life of woe=-Miss Hopkins
.  *dAs 29 Oct. 1794.  *sIncidental: +The Irishman's Peep at the Continent=-John
stone; In the course of the entertainments: +Old Towler=, +The Storm=-Incledon. 
 *e[+Monologue=. %End: +Monsieur Tonson=, as 14 May.  *cBenefit for $Hull= and $
Macready=.  Receipts: #253 8s. (80.4.6; 4.16.0; tickets: 168.7.6).  *p6 dl The C
hances.  Don John-Palmer; Frederick-Barrymore; Duke-Whitfield; Petrunchio-C. Kem
ble; Antonio-Waldron; Peter-Benson; First Constantia-Miss Collins; Mother@in@Law
 to Constantia-Mrs Hopkins; Kinswoman-Miss Heard; Landlady-Mrs Booth; Nurse-Mrs 
Maddocks; Second Constantia-Mrs Powell.  *aNo Song No Supper.  As 18 Apr., but R
obin-Benson.  *sEnd: +When 'tis night and the Mid Watch is come=-Master Welsh.  
*d[a% +Hornpipe=-Butler.  *cBenefit for $Shade=, $Cameron=, $Nix=, $Woollams=, $
Wood=, $Dangerfield=, $Wilson=, $Panchaud=, $Irish=, $Edwards=, $Wooldridge=, $G
riffiths=.  +Kemble Mem.=: BT. the box-keepers. Receipts: #528 8s. 6d. (30.13.6;
 16.7.6; 11.7.6; tickets: 470.0.0) (charge: #211 14s.).  *pcg The Follies of a D
ay.  As 3 Oct. 1794, but Antonio-Munden; The Page (with a +song=)-Mrs Clendining
 (1st appearance in that character); Marcelina-_; Agnes-_.  *aThe Irish Widow.  
Thomas-Munden (1st appearance in that character); Nephew-Macready; Whittle-Powel
; Sir Patrick O'Neal-Rock; Bates-Davenport; Servants-Abbot, Blurton, Simmons; Ke
cksey-Bernard; Widow Brady (for that night only; with $Garrick='s original +Epil
ogue Song=)-Mrs Greville (late of the Theatre Royal, +Drury Lane=).  *aA Masque,
 In Honor of the Nuptials of His Royal Highness [the $Prince of Wales= with Caro
line $Princess of Brunswick= [on 8 April 1795]%.  Principal Musical Characters-T
ownsend, Linton, Street, Williamson, Miss Kirton, Mrs Castelle, Mrs Arnold, Miss
 Stuart, Mrs Norton, Miss Leserve, Mrs Masters, Mrs Clendining.  [+Larpent MS= l
ists the parts: +Neptune=r, +Tritons=r, +Venus=r, +Sea Nymphs=r.]  *aThe Poor So
ldier.  As 19 Sept. 1794, but Dermot (for that night only)-Mrs Clendining; Fitzr
oy (with +Old Towler=)-Incledon.  *dIn 3rd piece: a +Grand Dance=-Byrn, Holland,
 Mlle St.Amand, Mme Rossi.  *sEnd I 2nd piece: +The Richmond Primrose Girl= (Mus
ic by $Spofforth=-Poetry by $William Pearce, Esq.=) [sung in character%-Mrs Clen
dining.  *cBenefit for $Mrs Clendining=.  2nd piece: Not acted these 10 years [a
cted 25 Apr. 1788].  3rd piece [1st time; M 1, altered by $John Gretton= from hi
s +Ode= performed at the +Pantheon=, 4 May.  +Larpent MS 1087=; text printed in 
+Morning Chronicle=, 2 May 1795, with parts as above]: The Words by John Gretton
, Esq.  The Music by $Spofforth=; the Dances by $Byrn=.  Books containing the Wo
rds of the Masque will be delivered gratis at the different Doors.  +Morning Her
ald=, 5 June: Tickets to be had of Mrs Clendining, No. 13, +King-street=, +Coven
t Garden=.  Receipts: #204 5s. (72.17; 7.15; tickets: 123.13).  *pking's Alceste
.  As 30 Apr.  *dAs 30 Apr.  *p8 dl First Love.  As 12 May.  *aMy Grandmother.  
As 29 Oct. 1794.  *dEnd: As 1 June, but +New Reel=-Mrs _Fialon.  *cThe Last Time
 of the Company's Performing this Season.  Receipts: #394 15s. 6d. (328.0.6; 61.
19.6; 4.15.6).  *pcg The Dramatist.  As 23 Jan., but Ennui (1st time)-Farley; Lo
rd Scratch (1st time)-Munden; Marianne-Mrs Lee (1st appearance in that character
); [added:% Willoughby-Macready; Peter-Thompson.  *aRobin Hood.  As 7 Oct. 1794,
 but Little John (1st time)-Munden; Stella-Mrs Follett; Angelina-Mrs Mountain.  
*sEnd: +An Irishman's Tour thro' London= [or, +Tully's Vocal and Rhetorical Desc
ription of Westminster Abbey, St, James's, St. Paul's, The Tower, A Quarrel, A M
asquerade=%-Johnstone; +Old Towler=, +The Storm=-Incledon.  *cBenefit for $Brand
on=, box-book and housekeeper.  Receipts: #433 16s. 6d. (80.8.6; 10.17.0; ticket
s: 342.11.0).  *p9 cg The Secret Tribunal.  As 3 June.  [+Prologue=, +Epilogue= 
as 3 June.%  *aThe Poor Sailor.  As 29 May, but Eliza-Mr  Martyr.  *aThe Tythe P
ig.  As 20 May.  *dIn 2nd piece: +Double Hornpipe=, as 29 May.  *c1st piece: The
 Customs of the Tribunal, &c., as 3 June.  Receipts: #147 12s. 6d. (118.3.0; 29.
9.6).  *phay The Mayor of Garratt.  Major Sturgeon-Bannister; Sir Jacob Jollup-U
sher; Lint-Cross; Heeltap-Burton; Bruin-Cooke; Roger-Waldron Jun.; Snuffle-Lyons
; Mob-Ledger, Abbot; Jerry Sneak-Fawcett; Mrs Bruin-Miss Tidswell; Mrs Sneak-Mrs
 Harlowe.  *aNew Hay at the Old Market.  [Characters by Bannister Jun., Suett, C
aulfield (with +Imitations=), Benson, Waldron, Waldron Jun,, Bland, Mrs Hopkins,
 Mrs Gibbs.  [Cast from text ($T. Cadell= and $W. Davies=, 1795):% Daggerwood-Ba
nnister Jun.; Fustian-Suett; Apewell-Caulfield; Carpenter-Benson; Prompter-Waldr
on; Manager's Servant-Bland; Mrs Beezom-Mrs Hopkins; Molly Beezom-Mrs Gibbs; una
ssigned-Waldron Jun.  *aThe Battle of Hexham; or, Days of Old.  Marquis of Monta
gue-Caulfield; Duke of Somerset-Bland; Egbert-Palmer Jun.; La Varenne-Benson; Pr
ince of Wales-Miss Menage; Gondibert-Barrymore; Barton-Aickin; Gregory Gubbins-B
annister Jun.; Fool-Suett; Corporal-Cross; Drummer-Cooke; Fifer-Waldron Jun.; Ro
bbers-Bannister, Davies, Cooke [i.e. doubled Drummer]; Villagers-Mrs Bland, Miss
 Leak, Miss DeCamp; Queen Margaret-Mrs Kemble; Adeline-Mrs Harlowe (1st appearan
ce in that character).  *c2nd piece [1st time; PREL 1, by $George Colman, ynger=
.  In 1796 the 1st scene was acted as +Sylvester Daggerwood=].  +Morning Chronic
le=, 3 July 1795: This Day is published +New Hay at the Old Market= (1s.).  Boxe
s 5s. Pit 3s. 1st Gallery 2s. 2nd Gallery 1s.  The Doors to be opened at 6:00.  
To begin at 7:00 [same throughout season].  Places for the Boxes to be had of $R
ice= at the Theatre.  *pking's L'Isola del Piacere.  As 2 June.  *dAs 12 May.  *
cThe last Night of the Subscription.  *p10 cg Macbeth.  As 18 May.  *aComus.  Co
mus-Harley; Principal Bacchanal-Incledon; Bacchanals-Bowden, Townsend; Spirit-Th
ompson; Brothers-Macready, Claremont; The Lady-Miss Chapman; Principal Bacchant-
Mrs Clendining; Bacchants-Miss Stuart, Miss Kirton; Pastoral Nymph-Mrs Arnold; E
uphrosyne-Mrs Martyr.  *dEnd: +The Wapping Landlady=-Blurton, King, Mrs Watts.  
*sVocal Parts, as 9 Mar., but Mrs _Blurton; In afterpiece: +Sweet Echo=-Mrs Moun
tain; accompanied on the hautboy-W. Parke.  *cTickets delivered for +King Richar
d the Third= [Account-Book: by $Brandon=, $Arnold=, $Little=, $Brice=, $Blurton=
, $Bonsor=, $Hay=, $Haseler=, $Lloyd=, $Berecloth=, $Savory=, $Noble=, $Linton=,
 $Castelle=, $Atkins=] will be admitted.  Receipts: #484 14s. 6d. (51.0.6; 3.14.
0; tickets: 430.0.0).  *phay The Agreeable Surprise.  Lingo-Wathen (1st appearan
ce in that character); Sir Felix Friendly-Suett; Compton-Bannister; Eugene-Caulf
ield; Chicane-Usher; Thomas-Burton; John-Bland; Cudden-Waldron Jun.; Stump-Ledge
r; Laura-Miss Leak; Mrs Cheshire-Mrs Booth; Fringe-Miss DeCamp; Cowslip-Mrs Kemb
le.  *aNew Hay at the Old Market.  As 9 June.  *aThe Children in the Wood.  Walt
er-Bannister Jun.; Sir Rowland-Barrymore; Apathy-Suett; Gabriel-Benson; Oliver-C
aulfield; Servants-Waldron Jun., Lyons, Cooke; Lord Alford-Palmer Jun.; Children
-Master Menage, Miss Menage; Helen-Miss DeCamp; Winifred-Mrs Booth; Josephine-Mr
s Bland.  *p11 cg The Secret Tribunal.  As 3 June.  [+Prologue=, +Epilogue= as 3
 June.% *aThe Poor Sailor.  As 9 June, but Bumbo-Rees.  *aThe Tythe Pig.  As 20 
May.  *dAs 9 June.  *c1st piece: +The Customs of the Tribunal=, &c., as 3 June. 
 Receipts: #152 18s. (124.17; 28.1).  *phay The London Hermit; or, Rambles in Do
rsetshire.  Young Pranks-Fawcett; Whimmy-Suett; Old Pranks-Aickin; Peregrine-Dav
ies; Barleycorn-Benson; Apathy-Bland; Barebones-Cross; Tully-Johnstone; Natty Ma
ggs-Palmer Jun.; Carter-Burton; Poz-Caulfield; Bite-Cooke; Skip-Waldron Jun.; Co
achman-Ledger; John-Lyons; Grum-Usher; Toby Thatch-Wathen (1st appearance in tha
t character); Diana-Miss Heard; Mrs Maggs-Mrs Booth; Kitty Barleycorn-Mrs Kemble
.  *aNew Hay at the Old Market.  As 9 June.  *aMy Grandmother.  Vapour-Bannister
 Jun.; Gossip-Suett; Souffrance-Benson; Sir Matthew Medley-Burton; Woodly-Cooke;
 Charlotte-Miss DeCamp; Florella-Miss Leak.  *c3rd piece: The Music by $Storace=
.  Books of the Songs to be had at the Theatre.  *p12 cg The School for Arroganc
e.  As 6 Feb., but Dermot-Rock; Dorimont-Richardson; Exempt-_.  *aCatharine and 
Petruchio.  As 16 Mar., but Taylor-Simmons; Grumio-Munden; Catharine-Mrs Mattock
s; [added:% Music Master-Rees; Bianca-_; Curtis-_.  *aHarlequin and Faustus.  As
 25 May, but [omitted from I:% Orchus-_.  *sEnd I: +The Mid Watch=-Incledon; End
 II: +Sally in our Alley=-Incledon.  *cBenefit for $Powel=, $Rock=, $Sloper= & $
Farley=.  Account-Book: Paid $Huggins= for artificial flowers #106 8s. 6d.  +Mor
ning Chronicle=, 9 June: Tickets to be had of Rock, No. 13, +Martlett-court=, +B
ow-street=, +Covent-garden= [others not listed].  Receipts: #354 5s. 6d. (75.19.
0; 8.13.0; tickets: 269.13.6).  *phay Ways and Means.  Sir David Dunder-Banniste
r Jun.; Young Random-Barrymore; Scruple-Davies; Old Random-Aickin; Roundfee-Suet
t; Quirk-Benson; Carney-Burton; Peery-Usher; Tiptoe-Wathen (1st appearance in th
at character); Lady Dunder-Mrs Hopkins; Mrs Peery-Mrs Booth; Harriet-Mrs Kemble;
 Kitty-Mrs Gibbs.  *aNew Hay at the Old Market.  As 9 June.  *aThe Agreeable Sur
prise.  As 10 June.  *p13 cg The Maid of the Mill.  As 2 Jan., but Lord Aimworth
-Davies; Sir Harry Sycamore-Powel; Theodosia-Mrs Arnold; [added:% Lady Sycamore-
Mrs Davenport.  *aTwo Strings to Your Bow.  As 30 Oct. 1794, but Borachio-Davenp
ort.  *cAccount-Book: Tickets delivered by $Townsend=, $Williamson=, $Robson= (m
usic porter), $Smart=, $Walker=, $Strahan=, $Anselmo=, $Sturgeon=, $Furkins=, $B
azely=, $Simmons=, $Roberts=, $Barnes=, $Steer= will be admitted.  Receipts: #40
9 10s. (34.11.0; 7.0.6; tickets: 367.18.6).  *phay A Quarter of an Hour before D
inner.    *aThe Surrender of Calais.  King Edward-C. Kemble (1st appearance in t
hat character); Harcourt-Bland; Sir Walter Manny-Usher; John de Vienne-Aickin; R
ibbomont-Barrymore; Eustache de St. Pierre-Bensley; Officer-Palmer Jun.; John d'
 Aire-Benson; Old Man-Waldron; Crier-Cross; Citizens-Waldron Jun., Cooke, Abbot;
 O'Carrol-Caulfield (1st appearance in that character); Serjeant-Fawcett (1st ap
pearance in that character); La Gloire-Bannister Jun.; 1st Carpenter-Suett (1st 
appearance in that character); 2nd Carpenter-Burton; Queen-Mrs Harlowe; Julia-Mr
s Kemble; Madelon-Mrs Bland.  *aNew Hay at the Old Market.  As 9 June.  *s2nd pi
ece: Vocal Parts-Cooke, Lyons, Aylmer, Boyce, Brown, Dibble, Dorion, Kenrick, Li
nton, Little, Walker, Miss Leak, Miss DeCamp, Mrs Gaudry, Mrs Hale, Mrs Butler, 
Mrs Norton, Miss Menage, Miss Granger.  *c2nd piece: The characters to be dresse
d in the habits of the Times.  *pking's Alceste.  As 30 Apr.  *dEnd Opera: [a ne
w Heroic Pantomime Ballet, composed by $Onorati=,% +L'Odio vinto dall' Eroismo=-
 [see 20 June%.  *cFirst Night of the 2nd Subscription.  Ballet: With entire new
 Scenes, Dresses and Decorations [see 20 June].  *p15 cg The Deserted Daughter. 
 As 20 May, but Grime-Davenport [in place of $Bernard=%.  *aThe Poor Sailor.  As
 11 June.  *aThe Tythe Pig.  As 20 May.  *dAs 9 June.  *cAccount-Book: Tickets d
elivered by $Thompson= will be admitted.  Receipts: #208 12s. 6d. (163.10.6; 5.1
0.6; tickets: 39.11.6).  *phay A Quarter of an Hour before Dinner.  As 13 June. 
 *aInkle and Yarico.  Inkle-Johnstone; Sir Christopher Curry-Aickin; Medium-Bens
on (1st appearance in that character); Campley-Davies; Mate-Cooke; Waiter-Waldro
n Jun.; Planters-Usher, Abbot, Cross; Sailors-Ledger, Lyons; Trudge-Fawcett; Nar
cissa-Miss DeCamp; Wowski-Mrs Bland; Patty-Mrs Gibbs; Yarico-Mrs Kemble.  *aThe 
Dead Alive.  Motley-Fawcett; Edward-Davies; Dennis-Usher; Coachman-Benson; Serva
nts-Abbot, Ledger, Lyons; Degagee-C. Kemble; Sir Walter Weathercock-Suett; Miss 
Hebe Wintertop-Mrs Hopkins; Caroline Sandford-Miss Leak; Comfit-Miss DeCamp.  *p
16 cg The Woodman.  As 28 Apr., but Sir Walter Waring (1st time)-Munden; Emily (
1st time)-Mrs Mountain; [added to Medley: With a new% +song= [by $Shield=%-; Bri
dget-Mrs Watts.  *aThe Frolics of an Hour.  [Characters by Munden, Haymes, Burto
n, Townsend, Mrs Davenport, Miss Cornelys.  [Cast from text (Minerva Press, 1795
):% Sir Robert Race-Munden [in text: $Powel=]; Bob Spanker-Haymes; Thomas-Burton
; Lieutenant William Easy-Townsend; Lady Brilliant-Mrs Davenport; Lucy-Miss Corn
elys.  *aHarlequin and Faustus.  As 25 May.  *s[In the course of the Evening%+Ol
d Towler=-Incledon.  *eIn the course of the Performances: +Imitations= of the pr
incipal Performers [of both Theatres%-Townsend.  *cBenefit for $Townsend= and Fo
llett.  2nd piece [1st time; M. INT 1, author unknown]: The Music entirely new, 
composed by $Reeve=.  +Morning Chronicle=, 11 June: Tickets to be had of Townsen
d, No. 153, +Drury-lane=; of $Jack Follett=, at $Mrs Chapman's=, No. 46, Drury-l
ane.  Receipts: #436 19s. (93.17.6; 4.6.0  Tickets: 338.15.6).  *phay Half an Ho
ur after Supper.  Mr Sturdy-Benson; Bentley-Caulfield; Capt. Berry-Palmer Jun.; 
Frank-Bland; Miss Elizabeth Sturdy-Miss Heard; Miss Sukey-Miss DeCamp; Tabitha-M
iss Tidswell; Mrs Sturdy-Mrs Heard; Nanny-Mrs Hale.  *aPeeping Tom.  Peeping Tom
 (with +The Little Farthing Rushlight=)-Bannister Jun.; Mayor of Coventry (1st t
ime)-Wathen; Crazy-Suett; Earl of Mercia (1st time)-Caulfield; Count Lewis-Palme
r Jun.; Harold-Davies; Mayoress-Mrs Hopkins; Emma-Miss DeCamp; Lady Godina [sic]
-Mrs Cuyler; Maud-Mrs Kemble.  *aNew Hay at the Old Market.  As 9 June.  *aThe S
on-in-Law.  Cranky-Suett; Vinegar-Aickin; Bouquet-Caulfield; Mum-Burton (Their 1
st appearance in those characters); Arionelli-Bland; Idle-Palmer Jun.; John-Ledg
er; Bowkitt-Bannister Jun.; Cecilia-Miss DeCamp.  *pking's Le Nozze di Dorina.  
[See 23 June.%  *aSemiramide (Act II only).  See 7 Feb.  *dEnd 1st piece: +L'Ama
nt Retrouve=, as 24 Jan.; End 2nd piece: +L'Odio vinto dall' Eroismo=, as 13 Jun
e.  *mEnd I 2nd piece: [Preserving the% favourite trio-; [and with an additional
% new +song= [here for the occasion by $Bianchi=%-Mme Banti; [accompanied by the
% English horn-Ferlendis; violoncello-Lindley; French Horns-the Leanders; bassoo
n obligato-Holmes.  *c1st piece: A Comic Opera, reduced to one act; the music by
 $Sarti=.  *p17 cg The Suspicious Husband.  As 7 May, but Jack Meggot-Macready; 
Frankly-Holman.  *aThe Poor Sailor.  As 11 June.  *dAfterpiece: [With a% +Treble
 Hornpipe=-Ratchford, King, Mrs Ratchford.  *cLast Night of the Company's perfor
ming this Season.  Account-Book: Tickets delivered by $Mrs Shotter=, $Wyatt=, $W
aller=, $Gawdrey=, $Ratchford=, the $Band=, $Coombes=, $Page=, $Wilkins=, $Robso
n= (door-keeper), $Warwhick=, $Dosel=, $Paskin=, $Wells=, $Ansell=, $King= will 
be admitted.  Receipts: #467 13s. 6d. (67.10.0; 3.14.0; tickets: 396.9.6).  *pha
y The Dead Alive.  As 15 June.  *aWays and Means.  As 12 June, but Scruple-Caulf
ield; Mrs Peery-Miss Tidswell.  *aNew Hay at the Old Market.  As 9 June.  *p18 h
ay The London Hermit.  as 11 June, but Poz-Abbot.  *aNew Hay at the Old Market. 
 As 9 June.  *aThe Village Lawyer.  Scout-Bannister Jun.; Snarl-Suett (1st appea
rance in that character); Charles-Bland; Justice Mittimus-Usher; Sheepface-Wathe
n (1st appearance in that character); Kate-Miss Heard; Mrs Scout-Mrs Hopkins.  *
p19 hay A Quarter of an Hour before Dinner.  As 13 June.  *aThe Surrender of Cal
ais.  As 13 June, but King Edward-Davies; O'Carrol-Johnstone; [added:% Citizen-C
aulfield.  *aNew Hay at the Old Market.  As 9 June, but Mrs Beezom-Miss Tidswell
 [in place $Mrs Hopkins=%.  *sAs 13 June.  *c[2nd piece in place of +The Prisone
r at Large= and of +The Children in the Wood=, both advertised on playbill of 18
 June.]  *pwlws The Child of Nature.  Duke Mercia-Weston; Marquis Almanzo-Wilson
; Count Valentio-W. Kent; Alberto-Kent; Marchioness Merida-Mrs Gore; Amanthis-Mi
ss Kent.  *aThe Oracle.  Fairy Queen-Miss Kent; Oberon-Master Kent; Cynthia-Miss
 S. Kent; An Occasional +Prologue=-Kent.  *sBetween the parts: +singing=-two You
ng Ladies; +The Midshipman=-a Young Lady; +Jack Rattling= (in character)-a Young
 Lady.  *e[+Monologues=.%+An Address to the Ladies=-Miss C?. Kent (a Child of 6 
years of Age); [$Collins='% +Ode on the Passions=, [$Garrick='s% +Picture of a m
odern Fine Lady=-Miss Kent; conclude: an +Address of Thanks=-Kent.  *cBenefit fo
r a Family in Distress.  To begin at 7:00.  To conclude at 10:30.  *p20 hay The 
Deaf Lover.  [See 25 July% Meadows-Benson; Betsy Blossom (with a +song=)-Mrs Har
lowe.  *aZorinski.  [Characters-Aickin, Barrymore, Bensley, C. Kemble, Caulfield
, Cross, Ledger, Johnstone, Suett, Fawcett, Bannister Jun.; Mrs Bland, Miss Leak
, Mrs Kemble.  [Cast from text ($T. N. Longman=, 1795):% Casimir-Aickin; Zorinsk
i-Barrymore; Rodomsko-Bensley; Radzano-C. Kemble; Naclo-Caulfield; O'Curragh-Joh
nstone; Amalekite-Suett; Witski-Fawcett; Zarno-Bannister Jun.; Winifred-Mrs Blan
d; Rachel-Miss Leak; Rosolia-Mrs Kemble; Cross, Ledger [are unassigned%; Vocal P
arts-Bland, Cooke, Abbot, Lyons, Aylmer, Boyce, Brown, Dibble, Dorion, Kenrick, 
Linton, Little, Walker, Mrs Butler, Mrs Gaudry, Mrs Hale, Mrs Norton, Miss Menag
e, Miss Granger.  *c2nd piece [1st time; MD 3, by $Thomas Morton=]: With new Sce
nery, Dresses and Decorations.  The Overture, Chorusses, and new Musick by $Dr A
rnold=.  The new Scenery by $Rooker=, $Marinari=, &c.  Books of the Songs to be 
had at the Theatre.  +Morning Chronicle=, 1 July 1795: This Day is published +Zo
rinski= (2s.).  *pking's Alceste.  As 30 Apr.  *dEnd Opera: +L'Odio vinto dall' 
Eroismo=-Gentili, Aumer, Lahante, Mme Bossi [$DelCaro=], Mme Hilligsberg [no oth
er ballet listed].  *cBallet: The best part of the music by $Mazzinghi=.  The Sc
enes by $Filippo Zaffaroni=.  The Dresses by $Sestini=.  The Doors to be opened 
at 6:30.  To begin at 7:30 [same for rest of season].  *p22 hay Zorinski.  As 20
 June.  *aThe Prisoner at Large.  Muns-Fawcett; Lord Edmund-Davies; Dowdle-Suett
 (1st appearance in that character); Rachel-Mrs Harlowe; Adelaide-Miss Heard; Ma
ry-Mrs Gibbs.  *p23 hay Zorinski.  As 20 June.  *aThe Son-in-Law.  As 16 June, b
ut Bouquet-Davies.  *pking's Le Nozze di Dorina.  [Principal Characters-Brida, R
ovedino, Morelli, Sga Morichelli.  [Cast from +Larpent MS 1088=:% Masotto-Brida;
 Mingone-Rovedino; Titta-Morelli; Conte di Belfiore-DePaoli; Dorina-Mme Morichel
li; La Contessa-Sga Colombati; Livietta-Sga Pastorelli.  *aSemiramide (Act II on
ly).  Principal Characters-Kelly, Rovedino; Mme Banti [and see 7 Feb.].  *dAs 22
 May.  *mAs 16 June.  *p24 hay All in Good Humour.  Squire Hairbrain-Benson; Cha
grin-Burton; Bellamy-Bland; Mrs Chagrin-Mrs Booth; Sophia-Miss Heard; Dorothy-Mi
ss DeCamp.  *aZorinski.  As 20 June.  *aNew Hay at the Old Market.  As 19 June. 
 *p25 hay Zorinski.  As 20 June.  *aThe Village Lawyer.  As 18 June, but Mrs Sco
ut-Mrs Harlowe (1st appearance in that character).  *p26 hay Zorinski.  As 20 Ju
ne.  *aPeeping Tom.  As 16 June.  *p27 hay Seeing is Believing.  Sir Credule-Bur
ton; Simon-Wathen (Their 1st appearance in those characters); Captain Nightshade
-Palmer Jun.; Sceptic-Usher; Miss Die-Miss Heard; Kitty-Mrs Harlowe.  *aZorinski
.  As 20 June, but Winifred-Mrs Harlowe [in place of $Mrs Bland=%.  *aNew Hay at
 the Old Market.  As 19 June.  *pking's Alceste.  As 30 Apr.  *dAs 30 Apr.  *p29
 hay All in Good Humour.  As 24 June.  *aZorinski.  As 27 June.  *aNew Hay at th
e Old Market.  As 19 June.  *p30 hay Zorinski.  As 27 June.  *aThe Son-in-Law.  
As 23 June.  *pking's La Scola dei Maritati (Act I only).  Principal Characters-
Brida, Rovedino, Morelli, Sga Morichelli [and see 27 Jan.].  *aSemiramide (Act I
I only).  As 23 June.  *dAs 26 May.  *mAs 16 June.  *p7 1 hay Half an Hour after
 Supper.  As 16 June, but Tabitha-Mrs Booth.  *aA Bold Stroke for a Wife.  Col. 
Feignwell-Bannister Jun.; Perriwinkle-Suett; Obadiah Prim-Wathen; Sir Philip Mod
elove-Waldron (Their 1st appearance in those characters); Tradelove-Aickin; Simo
n Pure-Bland; Freeman-Palmer Jun.; Sackbut-Benson; Aminadab-Waldron Jun.; Servan
t-Lyons; Waiter-Ledger; Stockbrokers-Burton, Usher, Cooke, Abbot; Mrs Prim-Mrs H
opkins; Betty-Mrs Hale; Lady-Mrs Cuyler; Anne Lovely-Mrs Gibbs.  *aThe Agreeable
 Surprise.  As 10 June, but Lingo-Fawcett; Eugene-Davies.  *p2 hay Seeing is Bel
ieving.  See 27 June.  *aZorinski.  As 20 June.  *aNew Hay at the Old Market.  A
s 19 June.  *p3 hay The Dead Alive.  As 15 June, but Coachman-Ledger; Servants-_
Ledger.  *aWays and Means.  As 12 June.  *aThe Children in the Wood.  As 10 June
, but Lord Alford-Davies (1st appearance in that character).  *p4 hay The Prison
er at Large.  As 22 June, but [added:% Jack Connor-Benson; Count Fripon-Waldron 
Jun.; Trap-Caulfield; Frill-Bland; Tough-Burton; Phelim-Ledger; Father Frank-Coo
ke; Landlady-Mrs Heard.  *aPeeping Tom.  As 16 June.  *aNew Hay at the Old Marke
t.  As 19 June.  *cBooks of +New Hay at the Old Market= are now published, and m
ay be had at the Theatre.  *pking's Alceste.  As 30 Apr.  *dAs 30 Apr.  *p6 hay 
All in Good Humour.  See 24 June.  *aZorinski.  As 20 June.  *aHob in the Well. 
 Hob-Bannister Jun. (2nd appearance in that character); Sir Thomas Testy (1st ti
me)-Burton; Friendly-Davies; Dick-Benson; Hob's Father-Suett; Hob's Mother (1st 
time)-Mrs Harlowe; Betty-Miss DeCamp; Flora-Miss Leak.  *c3rd piece: With additi
onal +airs=.  [$Bannister Jun.='s 1st appearance as +Hob=r was at +dl=, 3 June 1
795.]  *p7 hay The Agreeable Surprise.  As 1 July.  *aThe Son-in-Law.  As 23 Jun
e.  *aThe Village Lawyer.  As 18 June.  *pking's La Scola dei Maritati (Act I on
ly).  As 30 June.  *aSemiramide (Act II only).  As 23 June.  *dAs 26 May.  *mAs 
16 June.  *p8 hay A Bold Stroke for a Wife.  As 1 July.  *aAll the World's a Sta
ge.  Diggery-Suett; Charles Stanley-Barrymore; Harry Stukely-Benson; William-Lyo
ns; Waiter-Cooke; Ostler-Waldron Jun.; Cymon-Burton; Watt-Ledger; Sir Gilbert Pu
mpkin-Waldron; Miss Bridget-Mrs Hopkins; Miss Kitty Sprightly-Mrs Gibbs.  *p9 ha
y Zorinski.  As 20 June, but Rodomsko-Benson [in place of $Bensley=%.  *aHob in 
the Well.  As 6 July, but Sir Thomas Testy-_; Friendly-_; Dick-_.  *p10 hay A Qu
arter of an Hour before Dinner.  As 13 June.  *aMy Grandmother.  As 11 June.  *a
New Hay at the Old Market.  As 19 June.  *aThe Children in the Wood.  As 3 July.
  *p11 hay All in Good Humour.  As 6 July.  *aZorinski.  As 9 July.  *aNew Hay a
t the Old Market.  As 19 June.  *pking's Alceste.  As 30 Apr.  *dAs 30 Apr.  *cT
he Last Night of Performing this Season, and the last Night of $Mme Banti='s Eng
agement in this Country [i.e. for the present season; subsequently she appeared 
at this theatre throughout the next seven seasons].  *p13 hay Inkle and Yarico. 
 As 15 June.  *aThe Prisoner at Large.  As 4 July.  *p14 hay Zorinski.  As 20 Ju
ne.  *aPeeping Tom.  As 16 June.  *p15 hay The London Hermit.  As 18 June.  *aNe
w Hay at the Old Market.  As 19 June.  *aThe Children in the Wood.  As 3 July.  
*p16 hay The Dead Alive.  As 15 June, but Coachman-Ledger; Servants-_.  *aTit fo
r Tat.  Villamour-Barrymore; Old Meanwell-Usher; Young Meanwell-Palmer Jun.; Ser
vant-Abbot; Skipwell-Johnstone; Letty-Mrs Gibbs; Florinda-Miss DeCamp (1st appea
rance in that character).  *aWho Pays the Reckoning?  [Characters by Bannister J
un., Fawcett, Caulfield, Palmer Jun., Benson, Burton, Cross, Cooke, Ledger, Wald
ron Jun., Miss Leak, Mrs Booth, Mrs Bland.  [Cast from Songs ($T. Cadell= and $W
. Davies=, 1795):% Edward Musket-Bannister Jun.; Matthew Blubber-Fawcett; King-C
aulfield; Albert-Palmer Jun.; Martin-Benson; Driverent-Burton; Old Man-Cross; Se
rjeant-Cooke; Constables-Ledger, Waldron Jun.; Mary-Miss Leak; Smalltap-Mrs Boot
h; Emily-Mrs Bland.  *c3rd piece [1st time; M. ENT 2, by $Samuel James Arnold=. 
 +Larpent MS 1090=; not published]: The new Music, with a +Martial Overture=, by
 $Dr Arnold=.  Books of the Songs to be had at the Theatre.  *p17 hay All in Goo
d Humour.  As 24 June.  *aA Bold Stroke for a Wife.  As 1 July.  *aNew Hay at th
e Old Market.  As 19 June.  *p18 hay The Battle of Hexham.  As 9 June, but [adde
d:% Peasants-Burton, Abbot, Lyons.  *aMy Grandmother.  As 11 June.  *p20 hay Sum
mer Amusement; or, An Adventure at Margate.  Sir James Juniper-Suett; Sir Dilber
ry-Waldron Jun.; Captain Surat-Bannister; Melville-Davies; Lord Random-Barrymore
; Doctor Cathartic-Wathen (1st appearance in that character); Spruce-Benson; Kit
 Crab-Ledger; Etiquette-Fawcett; Lady Juniper-Mrs Hopkins; Fidget-Mrs Hale; Amel
ia-Miss Leak.  *aThe Dead Alive.  As 16 July.  *p21 hay A Quarter of an Hour bef
ore Dinner.  As 13 June.  *aZorinski.  As 20 June.  *aNew Hay at the Old Market.
  As 19 June.  *p22 hay The Recruiting Officer.  Captain Plume-Barrymore; Captai
n Brazen-Bannister Jun.; Ballance-Aickin; Worthy-Caulfield; Serjeant Kite-Benson
; Welch Collier-Waldron Jun.; Constable-Ledger; Scale-Cooke; Steward-Cross; Scru
ple-Usher; Bullock-Fawcett; Recruits-Suett, Wathen (Their 1st appearance in thos
e characters); Rose-Mrs Gibbs; Lucy-Mrs Harlowe (1st appearance in that characte
r); Melinda-Miss Heard; Mob Women-Mrs Booth, Mrs Gaudry; Sylvia-Miss DeCamp (1st
 appearance in that character).  *aPeeping Tom.  As 16 June.  *cMainpiece: Not a
cted these 2 years.  *p23 hay All the World's a Stage.  As 8 July, but William-_
; Waiter-_; Ostler-_.  *aThe London Hermit.  As 18 June, but John-_.  *aThe Son-
in-Law.  As 23 June.  *c[3rd piece in place of +The Village Lawyer=, advertised 
on playbill of 22 July.]  *p24 hay The Surrender of Calais.  As 19 June.  *aThe 
Village Lawyer.  As 18 June.  *sMainpiece: Vocal Parts, as 13 June.  *p25 hay Th
e Deaf Lover.  Meadows-Benson; Old Wrongward-Waldron; Young Wrongward-Palmer Jun
.; Sternhold-Cooke; John-Burton; Canteen-Bland; Groom-Waldron Jun.; William-Abbo
t; Bob-Ledger; Sophia-Miss Heard; Maid-Miss Tidswell; Betsy Blossom (with a +son
g=)-Mrs Harlowe.  *aThe Jew.  Sheva-Bannister Jun.; Sir Stephen Bertram-Aickin; 
Charles Ratcliffe-Barrymore; Jabal-Suett; Saunders-Cooke; Waiter-Lyons; Frederic
k-C. Kemble (1st appearance in that character); Mrs Ratcliffe-Mrs Hopkins; Dorca
s-Miss Tidswell; Mrs Goodison-Mrs Booth; Eliza-Mrs Kemble.  *aNew Hay at the Old
 Market.  As 19 June.  *c2nd piece: 2nd Time [the 1st being on 3 Sept. 1794] at 
this Theatre.  *p27 hay Zorinski.  As 20 June.  *aMy Grandmother.  As 11 June.  
*p28 hay A Bold Stroke for a Wife.  As 1 July.  *aThe Agreeable Surprise.  As 1 
July.  *p29 hay Tit for Tat.  As 16 July.  *aThe Son-in-Law.  As 23 June.  *aNew
 Hay at the Old Market.  As 19 June.  *p30 hay Ways and Means.  As 12 June.  *aG
retna Green.  Rorey-Suett (1st appearance in that character); Captain Gorget-Ban
nister; Crack-Abbot; Landlord-Ledger; Anvil-Waldron Jun.; Sexton-Burton; Tippera
ry-Caulfield (1st appearance in that character); Maria-Miss Leak (1st appearance
 in that character); Signora Figurante-Mrs Bland; Lady Pedigree-Mrs Hopkins (1st
 appearance in that character); Miss Plumb-Mrs Gibbs (1st appearance in that cha
racter).  *aThe Children in the Wood.  As 3 July.  *c2nd piece: Not acted these 
4 years [acted 11 Aug. 1792].  Tickets delivered for this Evening will be admitt
ed.  *p31 hay A Quarter of an Hour before Dinner.  As 13 June.  *aThe Mountainee
rs.  Octavian-Barrymore; Virolet-C. Kemble (Their 1st appearance in those charac
ters); Kilmallock-Johnstone; Roque-Aickin; Muleteers-Bannister, Davies, Bland, L
edger; Lope Tocho-Suett; Goatherds-Palmer Jun., Burton, Cross, Waldron Jun.; Bul
cazin Muley-Bensley; Ganem-Caulfield; Pacha-Benson; Ali Beg-Abbot; Moors-Cooke, 
Usher; Sadi-Bannister Jun.; Moors Muleteers and Goatherds-Aylmer, Boyce, Brown, 
Dibble, Dorion Jun., Kenrick, Linton, Little, Lyons, Walker, Willoughby; Zorayda
-Mrs Kemble; Floranthe-Miss DeCamp (1st appearance in that character); Agnes-Mrs
 Bland; Peasants-Miss Leak, Mrs Harlowe, Mrs Butler, Mrs Gaudry, Mrs Hale, Mrs N
orton, Miss Granger, Miss Menage.  *aThe Prisoner at Large.  See 4 July, but Mun
s-Fawcett; Mary-Mrs Gibbs.  *c2nd piece: The Overture, Chorusses and new Musick 
by $Dr Arnold=.  The Scenery by $Rooker=.  *p8 1 hay All in Good Humour.  As 6 J
uly.  *aThe Jew.  As 25 July.  *aNew Hay at the Old Market.  As 19 June.  *p3 ha
y The Merchant of Venice.  Shylock-Bannister Jun. (1st and only appearance in th
at character); Anthonio-Bensley; Gratiano-Fawcett (1st appearance in that charac
ter); Old Gobbo-Wathen (1st appearance in that character); Tubal-Waldron; Lorenz
o (with +songs=)-Davies; Launcelot-Suett; Duke-Benson; Salanio-Caulfield; Solari
no-C. Kemble; Leonardo-Lyons; Balthazar-Ledger; Bassanio-Barrymore (1st appearan
ce in that character); Jessica (with a +song=)-Mrs Bland; Nerissa-A Young Gentle
woman (1st appearance on any stage [$Miss Logan=]); Portia-Mrs Kemble (1st appea
rance in that character [in +London=]).  *aThe Citizen.  Old Philpot-Suett; Youn
g Philpot-Bannister Jun.; Sir Jasper Wilding-Burton; Young Wilding-Benson; Beauf
ort-Bland; Dapper-Cross; Quildrive-Waldron Jun.; Corinna-Mrs Jones; Maria-Mrs Gi
bbs (1st appearance in that character).  *cBenefit for $Mrs Gibbs=.  Mainpiece: 
Not acted these 6 years [acted 22 June 1790.  $Miss Logan= is identified in MS l
ist, in +hay playbills= now at +Harvard=, of new performers for the 1795 season.
  Mrs Kemble's 1st recorded appearance as +Portia=r was at +Edinburgh=, 26 Jan. 
1795].  *p4 hay Zorinski.  As 20 June.  *aThe Agreeable Surprise.  As 1 July.  *
p5 hay Gretna Green.  As 30 July.  *aWays and Means.  As 12 June.  *aThe Childre
n in the Wood.  As 3 July.  *c[2nd piece in place of +The Mock Doctor=, advertis
ed on playbill of 4 Aug.]  *p6 hay A Bold Stroke for a Wife.  As 1 July.  *aThe 
Dead Alive.  As 16 July, but Degagee-Waldron Jun.  *p7 hay The Chapter of Accide
nts.  Woodville-Barrymore; Lord Glenmore-Bensley; Governor Harcourt-Suett; Capt.
 Harcourt-Palmer Jun.; Vane-Benson; Grey-Aickin; Jacob-Bannister Jun.; Bridget-M
rs Gibbs; Miss Mortimer-Miss Heard; Warner-Mrs Booth; Cecilia-Mrs Kemble (1st ap
pearance in that character).  *aPeeping Tom.  As 16 June.  *p8 hay The Deaf Love
r.  As 20 June.  *aThe Jew.  As 25 July, but Charles Ratcliffe-Benson (1st appea
rance in that character).  *aMy Grandmother.  As 11 June.  *p10 hay Mountaineers
.  As 31 July, but Muleteers-_; Goatherds-_; Pacha-_; Ali Beg-_; Moors-_; [Super
numerary] Moors Muleteers and Goatherds-_; Peasants-_.  *aNew Hay at the Old Mar
ket.  As 19 June.  *aThe Prize; or, 2. 5. 3. 8.  Lenitive-Bannister Jun.; Mr Cad
dy-Benson; Heartwell-Palmer Jun.; Juba-Master DeCamp; Label-Suett; Mrs Caddy-Mrs
 Booth; Caroline-Miss DeCamp.  *cBenefit for $Bannister Jun.=  3rd piece: By per
mission of the Proprietors of the Theatre Royal, +Drury Lane=.  +Morning Chronic
le=, 6 Aug.: Tickets to be had of Bannister Jun., No. 2, +Frith-street=, +Soho=.
  *p11 hay The London Hermit.  As 23 July.  *aThe Mock Doctor; or, The Dumb Lady
 Cured.  Gregory-Bannister Jun.; Sir Jasper-Benson; Leander-Caulfield; Charlotte
-Miss DeCamp; Dorcas-Mrs Harlowe (1st appearance in that character).  *aThe Vill
age Lawyer.  As 18 June.  *c2nd piece: By $Fielding= from $Moliere=.  Not acted 
these 2 years.  *p12 hay Inkle and Yarico.  As 15 June.  *aNew Hay at the Old Ma
rket.  As 19 June.  *aPeeping Tom.  As 16 June.  *c[1st piece in place of +Gretn
a Green=, advertised on playbill of 11 Aug.]  *p13 hay A Quarter of an Hour Befo
re Dinner.  As 13 June.  *aThe Surrender of Calais.  As 19 June, but Ribbomont-C
. Kemble (1st appearance in that character).  *aThe Son-in-Law.  As 23 June.  *s
As 13 June.  *p14 hay The Flitch of Bacon.  Major Benbow-Suett; Justice Benbow-U
sher; Capt. Greville-Johnstone; Capt. Wilson-Bannister; Tipple-Fawcett; Kilderki
n-Ledger; Ned-Abbot; Putty-Waldron Jun.; Eliza-Miss Leak.  *aThe Recruiting Offi
cer.  As 22 July.  *aNew Hay at the Old Market.  As 19 June.  *p15 hay The Deaf 
Lover.  As 20 June.  *aThe Mountaineers.  As 31 July.  *aMy Grandmother.  As 11 
June.  *p17 hay All in Good Humour.  As 6 July.  *aZorinski.  As 20 June.  *aThe
 Prisoner at Large.  As 22 June, but [added:% Jack Connor-Benson; Landlady-Mrs H
eard.  *p18 hay Hamlet, Prince of Denmark.  Hamlet (for that night only)-Bannist
er Jun.; Ghost-Bensley; King-Benson; Polonius-Suett; Laertes-C. Kemble; Horatio-
Davies; Osrick-Wathen; Grave Diggers-Fawcett, Waldron Jun.; Queen-Mrs Harlowe; P
layer Queen-Miss Tidswell; Ophelia-Mrs Kemble.  *aThe Purse; or, Benevolent Tar.
  William-Bannister Jun.; Edward-Davies (1st appearance in that character); Page
-Miss Menage; Sally-Mrs Bland.  *aThe Agreeable Surprise.  As 1 July, but Thomas
-_; John-_; Cudden-_; Stump-_.  *cBenefit for $Bannister=.  1st piece: Not acted
 these 8 years [acted 1 June 1789].  2nd piece: Not acted these 2 years [acted 1
2 Sept. 1794].  The Overture and Musick by $Reeve=.  Books of the Songs to be ha
d at the Theatre.  +Morning Chronicle=, 12 Aug.: Tickets to be had of Bannister,
 No. 7, +Suffolk-street=, +Charing-cross=.  *p19 hay Half an Hour after Supper. 
 See 1 July.  *aA Bold Stroke for a Wife.  As 1 July, but Simon Pure-Cross.  *aN
ew Hay at the Old Market.  As 19 June, but Bland_.  *p20 hay Gretna Green.  As 3
0 July.  *aThe Jew.  As 8 Aug.  *aThe Mock Doctor.  As 11 Aug., but [added:% Squ
ire Robert-Cooke; James-Bland; Harry-Waldron Jun.; Davy-Cross; Doctor Hellebore-
Burton.  *c[2nd piece in place of +The Mountaineers=, advertised on playbill of 
19 Aug.]  *p21 hay The Young Quaker.  Young Sadboy-Bannister Jun.; Capt. Ambush-
C. Kemble; Chronicle-Suett; Shadrach-Wathen; Spatterdash-Benson; Old Sadboy-Burt
on; Clod-Fawcett; +There was a little woman I've heard tell=(, sung in +Crotchet
 Lodge=)-Fawcett; Araminta-Mrs Gibbs; Lady Rounceval-Mrs Hopkins; Pink-Miss Loga
n (2nd appearance on any stage [see 3 Aug.]); Mrs Millefleur-Mrs Booth; Judith-M
rs Hale; Dinah Primrose-Mrs Kemble.  *aAuld Robin Gray.  Principal Characters-Su
ett, C. Kemble, Davies, Cooke, Benson, Cross, Fawcett, Mrs Harlowe, Mrs Bland, M
iss DeCamp, Mrs Booth, Miss Leak.  [Cast adjusted from text ($Geo. Goulding=, 17
94): Auld Robin Gray-Suett; Jemmy-C. Kemble; Donald-Davies; Duncan-Cooke; Pilot-
Benson; Rustic-Cross; Jerry-Fawcett; Moggy-Mrs Bland; Susan-Miss DeCamp; Mother-
Mrs Booth; Jenny-Miss Leak; Mrs Harlowe is unassigned.]  *sEnd: +Mock Italian So
ng= [from +The Irish Mimic; or, Blunders at Brighton=%-Fawcett.  *e[+Monologue=%
In evening: +Monsieur Tonson=-Fawcett.  *cBenefit for $Fawcett=.  Mainpiece: Not
 acted these 3 years [acted 18 June 1793].  Afterpiece: The new Musick, with a +
Scottish Medley Overture=, by $Dr Arnold=.  +Morning Chronicle=, 18 Aug.: Ticket
s to be had of Fawcett at his house, No. 9, +Tottenham-court-road=.  *p22 hay Su
mmer Amusement.  As 20 July, but Lord Random-Caulfield.  *aThe Dead Alive.  As 6
 Aug.  *p24 hay A Quarter of an Hour before Dinner.  As 13 June.  *aPeeping Tom.
  As 16 June.  *aNew Hay at the Old Market.  As 19 June, but unassigned-_.  *aTh
e Children in the Wood.  As 3 July, but Sir Rowland-C. Kemble.  *p25 hay The App
arition.  Chearly-Bannister Jun.; Peter-Suett; Glanville-C. Kemble; Larry-Johnst
one; Polly-Mrs Harlowe; Elinor-Miss DeCamp; Lady Lauretta-Miss Leak.  *aThe Lond
on Hermit.  As 11 June, but Apathy-_; Barebones-_; Natty Maggs-_; Carter-_; Poz-
_; Bite-_; Skip-_; Coachman-_; John-_; Grum-_.  *aThe Prize.  As 10 Aug., but Mr
 Caddy-_; Heartwell-_; Juba-_; Mrs Caddy-_.  *e[+Monologue=.%End 2nd piece: +Tul
ly's Rambles through London= (for that night only)-Johnstone.  *cBenefit for $Jo
hnstone=.  1st piece: The Overture, and the Musick entirely new, by $Reeve=.  +M
orning Chronicle=, 20 Aug.: Tickets to be had of Johnstone, No. 19, +Piazza=, +C
ovent-garden=.  *p26 hay All in Good Humour.  As 6 July.  *aThe Surrender of Cal
ais.  As 13 Aug.  *aThe Purse.  As 18 Aug.  *sAs 13 June.  *p27 hay The Young Qu
aker.  As 21 Aug., but [added:% Goliah-Master Menage; Twig-Waldron Jun.; Lounge-
Lyons; Malachi-Cross; Coachman-Ledger; Waiters-Abbot, Cooke; +There was a little
 woman I've heard tell=-_.  *aMy Grandmother.  As 11 June.  *p28 hay The London 
Hermit.  As 23 July.  *aThe Son-in-Law.  As 23 June.  *aThe Village Lawyer.  As 
18 June.  *p29 hay Douglas.  Douglas-Kemble (only time of his performing here th
is season); Lord Randolph-Aickin; Glenalvon-Benson; Old Norval-Bensley; Anna-Mis
s Heard; Lady Randolph-Mrs Siddons (only time of her performing here this season
).  *aLove and Money; or, The Fair Caledonian.  Characters-Suett, Wathen, Benson
, Caulfield, Palmer Jun., Cooke, Cross, Abbot, Miss DeCamp, Miss Leak, Mrs Kembl
e.  [Cast from text ($J. Wallis= [1798]): Andrew-Suett; Peter-Wathen; Drowsy-Ben
son; Meanright-Caulfield; Lord Rakish-Palmer Jun.; Pliant-Cooke; Runlet-Cross; A
nchor-Abbot [in text: $Lyons=]; Jemmy-Miss DeCamp; Barbara-Miss Leak; Jane-Mrs K
emble.]  *aThe Virgin Unmask'd.  Blister-Suett; Quaver-Davies; Coupee-Bannister 
Jun.; Lucy-Mrs Kemble.  *e[+Monologue=% End 2nd piece: +Monsieur Tonson=-Fawcett
.  *cBenefit for $Mrs Kemble=.  1st piece: Not acted these 7 years.  2nd piece [
1st time; MF 1, by $Robert Benson=]: The Musick selected, with new Accompaniment
s and a +Scottish Overture=, by $Dr Arnold=.  +Morning Chronicle=, 25 Aug.: Tick
ets to be had of Mrs Kemble, No. 9, +Haymarket=,  *p31 hay Zorinski.  As 20 June
, but Zorinski-C. Kemble [in place of $Barrymore=%; Rodzano-Palmer Jun [in place
 of $C. Kemble=%.  *aNew Hay at the Old Market.  As 24 Aug.  *aThe Prisoner at L
arge.  As 22 June, but Lord Edmund-_; Adelaide-_.  *c+The Three and the Deuce= [
advertised on playbill of 29 Aug.] is unavoidably postponed till Wednesday next.
  *p9 1 hay Love and Money.  As 29 Aug., but Characters-Miss _DeCamp, +Bland.  *
aWays and Means.  As 12 June, but Young Random-Caulfield.  *aPeeping Tom.  As 16
 June, but Emma-Miss Leak.  *c[1st piece in place of +The Dead Alive=, advertise
d on playbill of 31 Aug.]  *p2 hay The Deaf Lover.  As 25 July.  *aThe Three and
 the Deuce!  [Principal Characters-Bannister Jun.!, Bannister Jun.!!, Bannister 
Jun.!!!, Suett, Fawcett, Johnstone, Wathen, Caulfield, Bannister, Benson, Cooke,
 Waldron Jun., Lyons, Ledger, Cross, Abbot, Mrs Bland, Miss Leak, Mrs Gibbs; [Ca
st from Songs (no pub., 1795), and text (+Barket & Son=, 1806):% Pertinax Single
-Bannister Jun.; Peregrine Single-Bannister Jun.; Percival Single-Bannister Jun.
; Justice Touchit-Suett; Humphrey Grizzle-Fawcett; MacFloggan-Johnstone; Frank-W
athen; Renard-Caulfield; Freeman-Bannister; Mr Milford-Benson; Waiters-Waldron J
un., Lyons; Tippy-Ledger; Pinch-Cross; Cramp-Abbot; Taffline-Mrs Bland; Phebe-Mi
ss Leak; Emily Milford-Mrs Gibbs; unassigned-Cooke; +Prologue=-Fawcett.  [This w
as spoken, as here assigned, at all subsequent performances.]  *c2nd piece [1st 
time; MF 3, by $Prince Hoare=,  Author of +Prologue=-unknown]: With new Scenes, 
Dresses, &c.  The Overture and Musick composed by $Storace=.  Books of the Songs
 to be had at the Theatre.  *p3 hay A Quarter of an Hour before Dinner.  As 13 J
une.  *aThe Three and the Deuce!  As 2 Sept.  *aThe Mayor of Garratt.  As 9 June
.  *p4 hay The Three and the Deuce!  As 2 Sept., but MacFloggan-Benson [in place
 of $Johnstone=%; Mr Milford-Waldron [in place of $Benson=%.  *aThe Agreeable Su
rprise.  As 10 June, but Lingo-Fawcett.  *p5 hay Half an Hour after Supper.  As 
19 Aug.  *aThe Three and The Deuce!  As 4 Sept.  *aThe Dead Alive.  As 6 Aug.  *
p7 hay Love and Money.  As 29 Aug.  *aZorinski.  As 31 Aug., but Vocal Parts-_. 
 *aNew Hay at the Old Market.  As 24 Aug.  *cBenefit for $Jewell=, treasurer.  +
Morning Chronicle=, 31 Aug.: Tickets to be had of Jewell at his house, +Suffolk-
street=.  *p8 hay The Three and the Deuce!  As 4 Sept.  *aThe Agreeable Surprise
.  As 1 July.  *p9 hay The Three and the Deuce!  As 4 Sept.  *aThe Prisoner at L
arge.  As 4 July.  *p10 hay All in Good Humour.  As 6 July.  *aThe Three and the
 Deuce!  As 4 Sept.  *aGretna Green.  As 30 July.  *p11 hay Love and Money.  As 
29 Aug.  *aThe Three and the Deuce!  As 4 Sept.  *aNew Hay at the Old Market.  A
s 24 Aug.  *p12 hay Love and Money.  As 29 Aug.  *aThe Three and the Deuce!  As 
4 Sept.  *aMy Grandmother.  See 11 June.  *p14 hay Love and Money.  See 29 Aug. 
 *aThe Three and the Deuce!  As 4 Sept.  *aNew Hay at the Old Market.  As 24 Aug
.  *p15 hay Love and Money.  As 14 Sept.  *aThe Three and the Deuce!  As 4 Sept.
  *aNew Hay at the Old Market.  As 24 Aug.  *cThe last Night of the Company's pe
rforming this Season.  *p1795 9 14 cg Macbeth.  Macbeth-Holman; Macduff-Pope; Du
ncan-Hull; Malcolm-Middleton; Banquo-Harley; Donalbain-Simmons; Ross-Macready; D
octor-Powel; Seward-Davenport; Seyton-Thompson; Fleance-Master Curties; Macbeth'
s Servant-Ledger; Officer-Farley; Murderers-Claremont, Abbot, Rees; Witches-Mund
en, Townsend, Bernard; Hecate-Richardson; Waiting Gentlewoman-Mrs Platt; Lady Ma
cbeth-Mrs Pope.  *aThe Farmer.  Jemmy Jumps-Munden; Valentine-Johnstone; Rundy-T
ownsend; Col. Dormant-Hull; Fairly-Thompson; Farmer Blackberry-Richardson; Farme
r Stubble-Powel; Flummery-Rees; Waiters-Ledger, Abbot; Molly Maybush-Mrs Martyr;
 Louisa-Mrs Mountain; Landlady-Mrs Platt; Betty Blackberry-Mrs Mattocks.  *sMain
piece: Vocal Parts-Johnstone, Incledon, Bowden, Haymes, Linton, Williamson, Blur
ton, Street, Abbot, Holland, Rees, Lee, Mrs Mountain, Mrs Davenport, Miss Stuart
, Mrs Lloyd, Mrs Follett, Mrs Castelle, Miss Kirton, Mrs Masters, Miss Ives, Mrs
 Norton, Mrs Watts, Miss Leserve, Miss Walcup, Mrs Martyr.  *cNo Money to be ret
urned.  Places for the Boxes to be had of $Brandon= (only) at the office in +Har
t-street=.  Boxes 6s. 2nd price 3s. Pit 3s. 6d. 2nd price 2s. Gallery 2s. 2nd pr
ice 1s. Upper Gallery 1s.  The Doors to be opened at 5:30.To begin at 6:30 [see 
2 Nov.].  Many complaints having been made respecting the taking and securing Pl
aces in the Boxes, the following Regulations it is humbly presumed will effectua
lly prevent all such Misconduct in future.  Servants admitted to keep Places as 
usual, and Ladies and Gentleeen are requested to order them to attend at the The
atre not later than Five o'Clock.  For such Places as are ordered to be kept by 
the Place-Keepers of the Theatre, One Shilling is to be paid at the Time of taki
ng them, and no Place-Keeper or Box-Keeper is to demand, or to receive any furth
er Gratuity on any pretence whatever.  Every Place-Keeper to wear a Number.  It 
is respectfully desired that Information may be given to Brandon, at the Box-off
ice, of any Irregularity or Imposition, which will be immediately redressed.  Re
ceipts: #267 3s. (261.7; 5.16).  *phay Love and Money.  *aThe Three and the Deuc
e!  *aNew Hay at the Old Market.  [See conclusion of preceding season.%  *p15 ha
y Love and Money.  *aThree and the Deuce!  *aNew Hay at the Old Market.  [See co
nclusion of preceding season.%  *p16 cg Rose and Colin.  Colin-Mrs Martyr; Grego
ry-Powel; Higgins-Thompson; Fidget-Mrs Davenport; Rose-Mrs Mountain.  *aThe Dram
atist.  Vapid-Lewis; Neville-Middleton; Ennui-Fawcett (1st appearance in that ch
aracter); Floriville-Bernard; Willoughby-Macready; Peter-Thompson; John-Abbot; L
ord Scratch-Munden; Marianne-Mrs Mountain (1st appearance in that character); La
dy Waitfor't-Mrs Davenport; Letty-Mrs Platt; Miss Courtney-Mrs Townsend (2nd app
earance on this stage).  *aNetley Abbey.  Capt. Oakland-Incledon; Oakland-Munden
; Gunnel-Fawcett; Jeffery-Townsend; Sterling-Powel; M'Scrape-Johnstone; Ellen Wo
odbine-Mrs Mountain; Lucy Oakland-Mrs Follett; Catherine-Mrs Martyr.  *c[$Mrs To
wnsend='s 1st appearance at +cg= was on 8 May 1795.]  Receipts: #231 4s. 6d. (21
2.11.6; 18.13.0).  *p17 dl First Love.  Lord Sensitive-Wroughton; Sir Miles Mowb
ray-King; Fredrick Mowbray-Palmer; David Mowbray-Bannister Jun.; Mr Wrangle-R. P
almer; Billy Bustler-Suett; Robin-Hollingsworth; Servants-Trueman, Webb; Sabina 
Rosni-Mrs Jordan; Lady Ruby-Miss Farren; Mrs Wrangle-Miss Pope; Mrs Kate-Miss Ti
dswell; Waiting@woman-Mrs Heard.  *aNo Song No Supper.  Crop-Dignum; Frederick-K
elly; Endless-Suett; Robin-Bannister Jun.; William-Sedgwick; Servant-Webb; Dorot
hy-Mrs Bland; Louisa-Miss DeCamp; Margaretta-Sga Storace; Nelly-Mrs Bramwell.  *
cMainpiece: 9th Night [i.e. in continuation of the reckoning for the preceding s
eason].  Places for the Boxes to be taken of $Fosbrook=, at the Office, +Russel 
Street=.  Boxes 6s. 2nd Price 3s. Pit 3s. 6d. 2nd Price 2s. Gallery 2s. 2nd Pric
e 1s. Upper Gallery 1s. 2nd Price 6d.  No Money to be returned.  The Doors to be
 opened at 5:30.  To begin at 6:30 [see 2 Nov.].  An alteration in the Property 
taking Place in the present Season [i.e. the introduction of two new proprietors
], the former Free List of the Theatre necessarily expires.  Printed by $C. Lown
des=, next the Stage-Door.  Receipts: #344 17s. 6d. (247.9.0; 95.1.0; 2.7.6).  *
p18 cg The Bank Note; or, A Lesson for the Ladies.  Sir Charles Leslie-Holman; K
illeary-Johnstone; Ned Dash-Fawcett; Mr Bloomfield-Middleton; Mr Hall [recte $Ha
le=]-Davenport; Father-Hull; Lieut. Selby-Macready; Tim-Townsend; Careful-Powel;
 Young Bloomfield-Miss Standen; Mrs Bloomfield-Mrs Mattocks; Lady Supple-Mrs Dav
enport; Sally Flounce-Mrs Mountain; Emma Hall-Mrs Townsend; Miss Russel-Miss Wal
lis.  *aThe Poor Soldier.  Patrick-Johnstone; Dermot-Incledon; Fitzroy-Williamso
n; Father Luke-Rees; Bagatelle-Farley; Darby-Munden; Norah-Mrs Mountain; Kathlan
e-Mrs Martyr.  *cMainpiece: 10th [recte 7th] Time [i.e. in continuation of the r
eckoning for the preceding season].  Receipts: #172 3s. 6d. (161.3.6; 11.0.0).  
*p19 dl Isabella; or, The Fatal Marriage.  Count Baldwin-Packer; Biron-Kemble; C
arlos-C. Kemble; Villeroy-Palmer; Sampson-Maddocks; Child-Master Chatterley; Bel
lford-R. Palmer; Pedro-Trueman; Gentlemen-Caulfield, Benson; Servant-Webb; Offic
er-Cooke; Isabella-Mrs Siddons; Nurse-Mrs Booth.  *aThe Prize; or, 2.5.3.8.  Len
itive-Bannister Jun.; Mr Caddy-Benson; Heartwell-Whitfield; Label-Suett; Juba-Ma
ster Welsh; Mrs Caddy-Mrs Booth; Caroline-Sga Storace.  *sIn III: [an% +Epithala
mium=-[. Vocal Parts% Miss Leak, Master Welsh.  *c[Afterpiece in place of +The W
edding Day=, advertised on playbill of 17 Sept.]  Receipts: #383 3s. 6d. (288.1.
6; 91.8.6; 3.13.6).  *p21 cg Romeo and Juliet.  Romeo-Toms (from the $Theatre Ro
yal, Weymouth=; 1st [recte 2nd] appearance on this stage); Capulet-Powel; Benvol
io-Macready; Friar Lawrence-Hull; Prince-Richardson; Tibalt-Haymes; Paris-Clarem
ont; Balthazar-Williamson; Montague-Davenport; Peter-Farley; Friar John-Thompson
; Apothecary-Rees; Mercutio-Lewis; Lady Capulet-Miss Morris; Nurse-Mrs Davenport
; Juliet-Miss Wallis.  *aCymon.  Cymon-Incledon; Dorus-Munden; Merlin-Richardson
; Shepherds-Claremont, Abbot; Linco-Fawcett; Fatima-Mrs Martyr; Urganda-Mrs Fawc
ett; Dorcas-Mrs Davenport; Shepherdesses-Miss Stuart, Mrs Follett; Sylvia-Mrs Mo
untain.  *dIn I: a Grand Masquerade-; [the% +Minuet de la Cour and Allemande=-By
rn, Mlle St.Amand; afterpiece to conclude with: +Dance=-.  *sEnd IV: [the Funera
l Procession of +Juliet=r to the Monument of the +Capulets=r, in which a favorit
e% +Elegy=-; (composed by $Dr Arne=) +Solemn Dirge=-; Vocal Parts-Johnstone, Inc
ledon, Bowden, Townsend, Haymes, Linton, Williamson, Blurton, Street, Abbot, Hol
land, Rees, Lee, Little, Sawyer, Tett, Mrs Mountain, Mrs Clendining, Miss Stuart
, Mrs Lloyd, Mrs Follett, Mrs Castelle, Miss Kirton, Mrs Masters, Miss Ives, Mrs
 Blurton, Mrs Norton, Mrs Watts, Miss Leserve, Miss Walcup, Mrs Martyr.  *c[For 
$Toms='s 1st appearance at +cg=, see 4 Oct. 1790.]  Paid Music to date #25 11s. 
6d.; Properties 18th inst. 8s.; Kettle Drum 5s.; Chorus Singers #1 10s.; Wardrob
e #6 2s. 6d.; Supernumeraries #3 17s.; $Sloper= for Scenemen #36 18s. 6d.  Recei
pts: #279 16s. (278.3; 1.13).  *phay Love and Madness!  Theseus-Davies; Palamon-
Lacy Jun. (1st appearance in +London=); Arcite-Palmer Jun.; Governor-Wilkinson; 
Brother-Longdale; Officer-Waldron Jun.; Peasants-Holmes, Adcock, Willoughby, Abe
rdein; Female Peasants-Mrs Gawdry, Miss Gawdry, Mrs Hale, Mrs Butler, Mrs Jones;
 Emilia-A Young Lady [unidentified]; Attendant-Mrs Haskey; Hermia (with a +song=
)-Mrs Harlowe.  *a'Tis a Wise Child Knows its Father.  Characters-Davies, Wilkin
son, Palmer Jun., Usher, Waldron, Waldron Jun., A Young Lady, Mrs Harlowe.  [+La
rpent MS= lists the parts: +Lord Sealand=r, +Sir Thomas Richacre=r, +Doctor Good
man=r, +George=r, +Metre=r, +William=r, +Emily=r, +Patty=r.]  *cBy Permission of
 the +Lord Chamberlain=.  Benefit for Waldron, prompter.  Mainpiece [1st time; T
C 5, by $Francis Godolphin Waldron=.  +Larpent MS 1094=; not published]: Founded
 on $Shakespeare= and $Fletcher='s +Two Noble Kinsmen=, by the Continuator of $B
en Jonson='s +Sad Shepherd=.  With new Music composed by $Dr Arnold=.  Copies of
 the Songs will be delivered gratis at the Theatre.  Afterpiece [1st time; C 3, 
by Francis Godolphin Waldron, abridged from his +The Maid of Kent=.  +Larpent MS
 1095=; not published]: Written by the Author of +Heigho for a Husband=.  Ticket
s and Places for the Boxes to be had of Waldron, No. 54, +Drury-lane=, and of $R
ice=, at the Theatre.  *p22 dl The Wheel of Fortune.  Sir David Daw-R. Palmer; G
overnor Tempest-King; Mr Penruddock-Kemble; Mr Woodville-Whitfield; Mr Sydenham-
Palmer; Capt. Woodville-C. Kemble; Weazle-Suett; Servant to Woodville-Maddocks; 
Officer-Benson; Jenkins-Russell; Coachman-Jones; Cook-Hollingsworth; Servant to 
Tempest-Webb; Footmen-Trueman, Cooke, Evans, Welsh; Mrs Woodville-Mrs Powell; Em
ily Tempest-Miss Farren; Dame Dunckley-Mrs Maddocks; Maid-Miss Tidswell.  *aMy G
randmother.  Sir Matthew Medley-Maddocks; Vapour-Bannister Jun.; Woodly-Cooke; G
ossip-Suett; Soufrance-Benson; Charlotte-Miss DeCamp; Florella-Sga Storace.  *cR
eceipts: #257 9s. 6d. (177.16.0; 77.7.0; 2.6.6).  *p23 cg The Castle of Andalusi
a.  Ferdinand-Johnstone; Spado-Munden; Pedrillo-Fawcett; Don Caesar-Bowden; Phil
ippo-Townsend; Don Scipio-Powel; Rapino-Haymes; Sanguino-Thompson; Don Juan-Dave
nport; Vasquez-Farley; Calvette-Ledger; Alphonso-Incledon; Victoria-Mrs Mountain
; Catalina-Miss Stuart; Isabel-Mrs Platt; Lorenza-Mrs Martyr.  *aThe Irishman in
 London.  Murtoch Delaney-Johnstone; Frost-Munden; Edward-Fawcett; Seymour-Harle
y; Colloony-Macready; Cymon-Farley; Caroline-Miss Chapman; Cubba-Mrs Fawcett; Lo
uisa-Mrs Townsend.  *cReceipts: #206 14s. 6d. (200.15.6; 5.19.0).  *p24 dl The G
amester.  Beverley-Kemble; Lewson-C. Kemble; Stukely-Palmer; Jarvis-Aickin; Bate
s-Packer; Dawson-Benson; Waiter-Evans; Mrs Beverley-Mrs Siddons; Charlotte-Mrs K
emble; Lucy-Mrs Heard.  *aThe Adopted Child.  Sir Bertrand-Trueman; Le Sage-Cook
e; Record-Suett; Michael-Bannister Jun.; Spruce-Russell; Flint-Maddocks; Boy-Mas
ter Welsh; Clara-Miss Leak; Lucy-Miss DeCamp; Jannette-Miss Tidswell; Nell-Miss 
Mellon.  *cReceipts: #345 9s. 6d. (256.17.6; 86.4.6; 2.7.6).  *p25 cg The Chapte
r of Accidents.  Woodville-Holman; Lord Glenmore-Harley; Governor Harcourt-Munde
n; Captain Harcourt-Macready; Grey-Hull; Vane-Bernard; Jacob-Knight (from the $T
heatre Royal, Bath=; 1st appearance [in +London=]); Miss Mortimer-Miss Chapman; 
Bridget-Mrs Knight (from the Theatre Royal, Bath; 1st appearance [at this theatr
e]); Warner-Mrs Platt; Cecilia-Miss Wallis.  *aThe Deserter.  Henry-Johnstone; R
usset-Richardson; Simkin-Bernard; Flint-Thompson; Soldiers-Follett, Blurton, Abb
ot, Williamson; Skirmish-Knight; Jenny-Mrs Martyr; Margaret-Mrs Platt; Louisa-Mr
s Mountain.  *c[As $Miss P. Farren= $Mrs Knight= had 1st appaared in +London= on
 15 May 1777 at the +hay=.]  "[Knight's] simplicity is the type of nature, untai
nted With buffoonery; and what we very rarely meet with, his attention was so wh
olly engrossed by the business of the scene as to make him appear unconscious of
 being before an audience" (+Morning Chronicle=, 26 Sept.).  Receipts: #248 3s. 
6d. (240.2.6; 8.1.0).  *p26 dl The School for Scandal.  Sir Peter Teazle-King; S
ir Oliver Surface-Aickin; Sir Benjamin Backbite-Dodd; Joseph Surface-Palmer; Cha
rles Surface-Wroughton; Crabtree-Suett; Careless-Dignum; Snake-Benson; Rowley-Pa
cker; Moses-Wathen; Trip-R. Palmer; Lady Teazle-Miss Farren; Lady Sneerwell-Mrs 
Goodall; Mrs Candour-Miss Pope; Maria-Mrs Kemble; Maid-Mrs Heard.  *aThe Childre
n in the Wood.  Sir Rowland-C. Kemble; Lord Alfrod-Dignum; Walter-Bannister Jun.
; Apathy-Suett; Gabriel-Benson; Oliver-Caulfield; Lady Helen-Miss DeCamp; Joseph
ine-Miss Leak; Winifred-Mrs Booth; Boy-Master Menage; Girl-Miss Menage.  *sIII: 
a +song=-Dignum.  [This was sung, as here assigned, in all subsequent performanc
es.]  *cReceipts: #327 1s. (235.1; 89.11; 2.9).  *p28 cg King Lear.  King Lear-P
ope; Bastard-Middleton; Gloster-Hull; Kent-Harley; Cornwall-Macready; Albany-Ric
hardson; Gentleman Usher-Bernard; Edgar-Holman; Regan-Mrs Fawcett; Goneril-Miss 
Morris; Arante-Miss Leserve; Cordelia-Miss Wallis.  *aRosina.  Belville-Johnston
e; Captain Belville (with +Old Towler=, composed by $Shield=)-Incledon; William-
Townsend; Rustic-Haymes; Irish Haymaker-Macready; Phoebe-Mrs Martyr; Docas-Mrs D
avenport; Rosina-Mrs Clendining.  *cPaid $Messrs Hill=, wax-chandlers, #191 2s. 
 Receipts: #271 17s. 6d. (270.0.6; 1.17.0).  *p29 dl Macbeth.  Duncan, King of S
cotland-Bensley; Malcolm-C. Kemble; Donalbain-Master DeCamp; Macbeth-Kemble; Ban
quo-Wroughton; Macduff-Palmer; Lenox-Whitfield; Rosse-Caulfield; Fleance-Master 
Gregson; Siward-Aickin; Seyton-Benson; Physician-Packer; Officer-Banks; Serjeant
-Trueman; Hecate-Bannister; Witches-Moody, Dodd, Suett; Lady Macbeth-Mrs Siddons
; Gentlewoman-Miss Tidswell.  *aNo Song No Supper.  As 17 Sept., but Robin-Benso
n; William-Cooke.  *sThe Original Music [of $Matthew Locke=%-; [and Accompanimen
ts by $Dr Arne= and $Linley? Sen=.%  +Chorus= of Witches and Spirits-Kelly, Mast
er Welsh, Sedgwick, Dignum, Cooke, Mrs Crouch, Mrs Bland, Miss Leak, Miss DeCamp
, Miss Menage.  *c[Afterpiece in place of +The Humourist=, advertised on playbil
l of 26 Sept.]  Receipts: #340 7s. 6d. (273.6.6; 65.17.0; 1.4.0).  *p30 cg Wild 
Oats; or, The Strolling Gentlemen.  Rover-Lewis; Harry-Holman; Ephraim Smooth-Mu
nden; John Dory-Fawcett; Sir George Thunder-Davenport; Banks-Hull; Midge-Macread
y; Sim-Knight; Gammon-Thompson; Lamp-Farley; Trap-Cross; Landlord-Powel; Zachari
ah-Rees; Twitch-Wilde; Jane-Mrs Knight; Amelia-Miss Chapman; Lady Amaranth-Mrs P
ope.  *aThe Romp.  Watty Cockney-Knight; Captain Sightly-Williamson; Old Cockney
-Thompson; Barnacle-Powel; Penelope-Miss Stuart; Miss La Blond-Miss Leserve; Pri
scilla Tomboy-Mrs Knight.  *cReceipts: #276 16s. 6d. (267.6.0; 9.10.6).  *p10 1 
dl The Wheel of Fortune.  As 22 Sept., but Officer-Phillimore; Cook-Banks.  *aLo
doiska.  [+Polanders=r;% Prince Lupauski-Aickin; Count Floreski-Kelly; Baron Lov
inski-Palmer; Varbel-Suett; Adolphus-Caulfield; Gustavus-Trueman; Pages-Master W
elsh, Master Gregson; Princess Lodoiska-Mrs Crouch; +Captives=-Miss Leak, Miss D
eCamp, Miss Miller, Miss Mellon, Mrs Boimaison; [+Tartars=r;% Kera Khan-C. Kembl
e; Ithorak-Dignum; Khor-Cooke; Japhis-Bannister; Tamuri-Banks; Camazin-Boimaison
; +The Horde=-Danby, Maddocks, Phillimore, Welsh, Evans, Annereau.  *cAfterpiece
: The Musick composed, and selected from $Cherubini=, $Kreutzer=, and $Andreozzi
=, by $Storace=.  An accurate Edition of +Lodoiska= to be had in the Theatre.  R
eceipts: #387 5s. (273.12.0; 106.7.6; 7.5.6).  *p2 cg The Suspicious Husband.  R
anger-Lewis; Strickland-Macready; Jack Meggot-Bernard; Bellamy-Claremont; Tester
-Townsend; Buckle-Farley; Simon-Abbot; Ranger's Servant-Cross; Chairmen-Rees, Le
dger; Frankly-Holman; Mrs Strickland-Miss Chapman; Jacintha-Mrs Townsend; Lucett
a-Mrs Mattocks; Milliner-Mrs Follett; Clarinda-Mrs Pope.  *aThe Poor Sailor; or,
 Little Bob and Little Ben.  Lieut. Battledor (the Poor Sailor)-Incledon; Compas
s-Harley; Bumbo-Bernard; O'Daub-Macready; Freakish-Townsend; Lieutenant-Williams
on; Captain Battledor-Munden; Little Bob-Little Standen; Miss Ann Battledor-Mrs 
Davenport; Nancy-Miss Walcup; Eliza (alias Little Ben)-Mrs Martyr.  *dAfterpiece
 to conclude with: +Hornpipe= [incidental to the Piece,%-Byrn, Holland, Mrs Watt
s, Mlle St.Amand.  *cAfterpiece: The Music by $Attwood=.  Receipts: #189 13s. 6d
. (171.10.6; 18.3.0).  *p3 dl The Jew.  Sir Stephen Bertram-Aickin; Charles Ratc
liffe-Wroughton; Frederick Bertram-Palmer; Sheva-Bannister Jun.; Mr Saunders-Mad
docks; Jabal-Suett; Mrs Ratcliffe-Mrs Hopkins; Eliza Ratcliffe-Miss Farren; Mrs 
Goodison-Mrs Booth; Dorcas-Miss Tidswell.  *aLodoiska.  As 1 Oct.  *cReceipts: #
278 5s. 6d. (178.7.6; 93.12.0; 6.6.0).  *p5 dl Jane Shore.  Duke of Gloster-Aick
in; Lord Hastings-Kemble; Catesby-Caulfield; Ratcliffe-Benson; Belmour-Whitfield
; Dumont-Bensley; Derby-Maddocks; Alicia-Mrs Powell; Jane Shore-Mrs Siddons.  *a
Lodoiska.  As 1 Oct.  *cReceipts: #338 6s. 6d. (278.9.0; 57.13.6; 2.4.0).  *pcg 
Love in a Village.  Young Meadows-Incledon; Hawthorn-Johnstone; Hodge-Knight; Si
r William Meadows-Powel; Eustace-Townsend; Carter-Follett; Footman-Blurton; Just
ice Woodcock-Quick; Deborah-Mrs Davenport; Madge-Mrs Martyr; Lucinda-Mrs Mountai
n; Cook-Mr Rees; Maid-Miss Stuart; Rosetta-Mrs Serres (1st appearance on any sta
ge).  *aThe Midnight Hour.  General-Munden; Nicholas-Fawcett; Sebastian-Macready
; Matthias-Powel; Ambrose-Thompson; Marquis-Middleton; Flora-Mrs Mattocks; Cecil
y-Mrs Davenport; Julia-Miss Chapman.  *dIn I: +Dance=-[ incident to the Piece%. 
 *cAfterpiece: Not acted these 2 years.  Receipts: #206 17s. 6d. (206.0.6; 0.17.
0).  *p6 dl The Siege of Belgrade.  The Seraskier-Kelly; Cohenburg-Palmer; Ismae
l-Caulfield; Yuseph-Suett; Leopold-Bannister Jun.; Peter-Dignum; Anselm-Cooke; M
ichael-Hollingsworth; Page-Master Welsh; Katharine-Mrs Crouch; Fatima-Miss Heard
; Lilla-Sga Storace; Ghita-Mrs Bland.  *aThe Village Lawyer.  Justice Mittimus-M
addocks; Scout-Bannister Jun.; Snarl-Suett; Charles-Trueman; Sheepface-Wathen; M
rs Scout-Mrs Hopkins; Kate-Miss Heard.  *cAfterpiece: Never [previously] acted a
t this Theatre.  Receipts: #324 10s. 6d. (227.13.6; 95.17.6; 0.19.6).  *p7 cg Th
e Rage.  Gingham-Lewis; Sir Paul Perpetual-Quick; Darnley-Holman; Flush-Munden; 
Savage-Fawcett; Signor Cygnet-Bernard; Sir George Gauntlet-Middleton; Ready-Dave
nport; Waiter-Rees; Groom-Simmons; Servants-Abbot, Ledger, Wilde, Cross; Lady Sa
rah Savage-Mrs Mattocks; Clara Sedley-Mrs Mountain; Mrs Darnley-Mrs Pope.  *aA D
ivertisement.  Speaking Characters-Johnstone, Incledon, Bernard, Powel, Townsend
, Richardson, Mrs Martyr, Mrs Clendining, Mr Rees; [Cast from playbill of 29 Oct
. 1794: Capt. Frederick-Johnston; Thicket-Incledon; Flambeau-Bernard; Sir Fidget
 Fearful-Powel; Gregory-Townsend; Clueline-Richardson; Peggy-Mrs Martyr; Sophia-
Mrs Clendining; Whim-Mr Rees.]  Dialogue-; [to introduce the following favorite 
Songs selected, written and composed (with new Accompaniments) by $Dibdin=: The 
Lamplighter% +I'm jolly Dick the Lamplighter=-Bernard; [Peggy Perkins,% +Let Bar
ds elate=-Townsend; [Irish Drinking Song,% +Of the Ancients its speaking=-Johnst
one; The Greenwich Pensioner [+'Twas in the good ship Rover=]-Richardson; [Comic
 Song,% +How much I love thee=-Powel; [Taffy and Griddy,% +Abergavenny is fine=-
Mrs Martyr; [Hunting Song,% +To Batchelor's Hall=, [Poor Jack,% +Go patter to lu
bbers=, [The Portrait,% +Come Painter with thy happiest flight=-Incledon; [To co
nclude with a% Rural Masquerade-; [Indian Song,% +Dear Yanco say and true he say
=-Mrs Mountain; [Sea Song,% +A Sailor's life's a life of woe=-Mrs Clendining; [T
he Masquerade,% +Sure an't the World a Masquerade=-Johnstone, Chorus.  *dIn afte
rpiece: +Ballet=-Byrn, Mlle St.Amand.  *cReceipts: #267 10s. (252.16.6; 14.13.6)
.  *p8 dl The Three and the Deuse [sic].  Justice Touchit-Suett; Mr Milford-Pack
er; Pertinax Single-Bannister Jun.[!%; Peregrine Single-Bannister Jun.[!!%; Perc
ival Singel-Bannister Jun.[!!!%; Freeman-Bannister; MacFloggan-Moody; Frank-Wath
en; Humphrey Grizzle-Russell; Renard-Caulfield; Peace Officers-Phillimore, Maddo
cks, Webb; Emily-Mrs Gibbs; Phebe-Miss Leak; Taffline-Mrs Bland; +Prologue=-Wath
en.  *aLodoiska.  As 1 Oct., but Captives-Mrs +Bland.  *cMainpiece: For the firs
t time here (by permission of the Manager of the Theatre Royal, +Hay Market=).  
[Author of Prologue unknown.]  Paid Messrs +Hammersley & Co.='s Trust Account fo
r Renters, Theatre Rent, Patent Rent, Taxes, Insurance, and other certain Charge
s for 12 nights Paid each night #100: #1,200.  Receipts: #235 9s. 6d. (174.9.0; 
59.12.0; 1.8.6).  *pcg The Road to Ruin.  Goldfinch-Lewis; Silky-Quick; Harry Do
rnton-Holman; Dornton-Munden; Milford-Harley; Sulky-Davenport; Smith-Powel; Hosi
er-Macready; Jacob-Rees; Marker-Farley; Sheriff's Officer-Thompson; Tradesmen-Wi
lliamson, Cross, Abbot, Coombs; Postillion-Simmons; Servant-Ledger; Sophia-A You
ng Lady (1st appearance on any stage [$Miss Mansel=]); Jenny-Miss Stuart; Mrs Le
dger-Mrs Platt; Milliner-Miss Leserve; Mantuamaker-Mrs Blurton; Mrs Warren-Mrs M
attocks.  *aHartford Bridge.  Sir Gregory Forrester-Quick; Peregrine Forrester-M
unden; Capt. Fieldair-Incledon; Peter-Townsend; Cartridge-Fawcett; Capt. Forrest
er-Macready; Waiter-Farley; Susan-Mrs Martyr; Bar@Maid-Miss Stuart; Clara-Mrs Cl
endining.  *dIn afterpiece: +The Lucky Escape=-Byrn, Holland, Mrs Watts, Mlle St
.Amand.  *c[$Miss Mansel= is identified in +European Magazine=, Oct. 1795, p. 27
4.]  Receipts: #134 3s. 6d. (127.19.6; 6.4.0).  *p9 cg Love in a Village.  As 5 
Oct.  *aThe Farm House.  Modely-Knight; Heartwell-Middleton; Freehold-Davenport;
 Sir John Inglish-Wilde; Shacklefigure-Rees; Constables-Thompson, Cross, Abbot; 
Flora-Mrs Townsend; Aura-Mrs Knight.  *dAs 5 Oct.  *cAfterpiece: First Time at t
his Theatre.  Receipts: #206 2s. 6d. (200.5.0; 5.17.6).  *p10 dl First Love.  As
 17 Sept., but Mr Wrangle-Benson; Servants-_Trueman, +Evans.  *aThe Village Lawy
er.  As 6 Oct.  *cReceipts: #363 12s. 6d. (272.5.6; 86.5.6; 5.1.6).  *p12 dl The
 Mourning Bride.  Manuel-Aickin; Gonzalez-Packer; Garcia-C. Kemble; Perez-Truema
n; Alonzo-Phillimore; Osmyn-Kemble; Heli-Benson; Selim-Caulfield; Almeria-Mrs Po
well; Zara-Mrs Siddons; Leonora-Miss Tidswell.  *aLodoiska.  As 8 Oct.  *cReceip
ts: #343 1s. 6d. (283.3.6; 58.17.0; 1.1.0).  *pcg Romeo and Juliet.  As 21 Sept.
, but Romeo-Holman.  *aOscar and Malvina.  [Principal Characters in the Ballet-B
yrn, Follett, Farley, Cranfield, Blurton, Mlle St.Amand.  Principal Musical Char
acters-Townsend, Linton, Street, Mrs Mountain, Miss Kirton, Mrs Martyr.  [Cast f
rom playbill of 16 May 1796:% Oscar (the Descendant of Fingal)-Byrn; Carrol (the
 Scottish Chieftain)-Follett; Morven and Draco (Attendants upon Carrol)-Farley, 
Cranfield; Fingal-Blurton; Scotch Pedlar-Townsend; Bards-Linton, Street, Miss Ki
rton; Scotch Lad-Mrs Martyr; Malvina (Daughter to Toscar)-Mlle St.Amand; Scotch 
Lassie-Mrs Mountain.  *dIn I: As 21 Sept.  *sAs 21 Sept.  *mIn afterpiece: the H
arp-Weippert   [This was played, as here assigned, in all subsequent performance
s.]  *cAfterpiece: The Ballet composed by $Byrn=.  [For synopsis of scenes, see 
16 May 1796.]  Receipts: #267 7s. 6d. (264.2.6; 3.5.0).  *p13 dl The Wheel of Fo
rtune.  As 1 Oct., but Sir David Daw-Benson.  *aThe Children in the Wood.  As 26
 Sept., but Sir Rowland-Barrymore; Josephine-Mrs Bland.  *cReceipts: #244 0s. 6d
. (168.8.0; 75.0.6; 0.12.0).  *p14 cg The Deserted Daughter.  [Principal Charact
ers-Lewis, Quick, Pope, Munden, Harley, Bernard, Middleton, Miss Wallis, Mrs Mat
tocks, Mrs Davenport, Miss Leserve, Mrs Pope.  [Cast adjusted from playbill of 1
6 May 1796:% Cheveril-Lewis; Item-Quick; Mr Mordent-Pope; Donald-Munden; Lennox-
Harley; Grime-Bernard; Clement-Middleton; Joanna-Miss Wallis; Mrs Sarsnet-Mrs Ma
ttocks; Mrs Enfield-Mrs Davenport; Betty [not listed on playbill, but in +Larpen
t MS 1077=]-Miss Leserve; Lady Ann Mordent-Mrs Pope.  *aSprigs of Laurel.  Lenox
-Johnstone; Nipperkin-Munden; Sinclair-Incledon; Major Tactic-Richardson; Corpor
al Squib-Haymes; Capt. Cruizer-Powel; George Streamer-Mrs Martyr; Mary-Mrs Clend
ining.  *cMainpeice: 13th Time [i.e. in continuation of the reckoning for the pr
evious season].  Receipts: #271 11s. 6d. (265.0.6; 6.11.0).  *p15 dl The School 
for Scandal.  As 26 Sept., but Careless-Barrymore; Snake-Phillimore; Trip-Benson
.  *aPeeping Tom.  Earl of Mercia-Caulfield; Count Louis-Trueman; Mayor of Coven
try-Wathen; Harold-Dignum; Crazy-Suett; Peeping Tom (with +The Little Farthing R
ushlight=)-Bannister Jun.; Lady Godina [sic]-Miss Mellon; Emma-Miss DeCamp; Mayo
ress-Mrs Hopkins; Maud-Mrs Bland.  *cAfterpiece: For the first time here (by per
mission of the Proprietor of the Theatre Royal, +Hay Market=).  Receipts: #291 1
1s. (216.19.6; 74.0.6; 0.11.0).  *pcg The Provok'd Husband.  Lord Townly-Pope; M
anly-Macready; Sir Francis Wronghead-Munden; Count Basset-Bernard; Squire Richar
d-Knight; John Moody-Quick; Constable-Thompson; Lord Townly's Servant-Abbot; Man
ly's Servant-Simmons; Poundage-Rees; Lady Grace-Mrs Townsend; Lady Wronghead-Mrs
 Davenport; Miss Jenny-Mrs Knight; Myrtilla-Miss Logan; Mrs Motherly-Mrs Platt; 
Trusty-Miss Stuart; Lady Townly-Miss Wallis.  *aThe Midnight Wanderers.  Marquis
 de Morelle-Munden; Julian-Incledon; Denis-Townsend; Casper-Fawcett; Don Pedraza
-Powel; Peasants-Thompson, Abbot; Guide-Linton; Mariners-Street, Tett; Biscayan 
Girls-Mrs Follett, Mrs Lloyd, Miss Leserve, Mrs Masters; Maresa-Mrs Martyr; Jaqu
elin-Miss Stuart; Bercilla-Mrs Castelle; Adelais-Mrs Clendining.  *cAfterpiece: 
Not acted these 2 years.  Receipts: #110 2s. (107.14; 2.8).  *p16 cg King Richar
d the Third.  King Richard-Holman; King Henry-Harley; Buckingham-Macready; Stanl
ey-Hull; Tressel-Toms; Prince Edward-Master Curties; Duke of York-Miss Standen; 
Catesby-Claremont; Lieutenant-Haymes; Norfolk-Richardson; Ratcliffe-Thompson; Lo
rd Mayor-Powel; Oxford-Farley; Terrel-Davenport; Blunt-Cross; Forrest-Rees; Serv
ant-Abbot; Yeoman-Ledger; Richmond-Pope; Lady Anne-Miss Chapman; Duchess of York
-Mrs Platt; Queen-Mrs Pope.  *aThe Farm House.  As 9 Oct.  *c+Love in a Village=
 [advertised on playbill of 15 Oct.] is obliged to be deferred on account of a P
erformer's Indisposition.  Receipts: #195 18s. (190.15; 5.3).  *p17 dl First Lov
e.  As 10 Oct.  *aPeeping Tom.  As 15 Oct.  *c[Afterpiece in place of +No Song N
o Supper=, advertised on playbill of 15 Oct.]  Receipts: #387 19s. 6d. (276.12.0
; 109.7.0; 2.0.6).  *p19 dl The Grecian Daughter.  Evander-Bensley; Philotas-Whi
tfield; Melanthon-Packer; Phocion-Barrymore; Dionysius-Palmer; Arcas-Caulfield; 
Greek Herald-Benson; Calippus-Trueman; Greek Soldier-Phillimore; Euphrasia-Mrs S
iddons; Erixene-Miss Tidswell.  *aLodoiska.  As 8 Oct.  *cReceipts: #347 14s. (2
78.6; 67.17; 1.11).  *pcg Hamlet.  Hamlet-A Young Gentleman (1st appearance [in 
+London=: $Cooper=]); Ghost-Toms; Horatio-Harley; Laertes-Middleton; King-Richar
dson; Ostrick-Bernard; Polonius-Munden; Rosencraus-Macready; Guildenstern-Clarem
ont; Marcellus-Williamson; Francisco-Farley; Bernardo-Cross; Priest-Powel; Playe
r King-Thompson; Lucianus-Davenport; Sailor-Ledger; Gentleman-Abbot; Grave@digge
rs-Quick, Rees; Ophelia-Mrs Mountain; Player Queen-Mrs Platt; Queen-Mrs Pope.  *
aThe Ghost.  Farmer Harrow-Knight; Trusty-Powel; Clinch-Farley; Sir Jeffery-Dave
nport; Captain Constant-Claremont; Belinda-Miss Ives; Dolly-Mrs Davenport.  *sIn
 V: [a% +Dirge=- [set to Music by $Shield=.  The Words from $Shakespeare= [see 9
 Oct. 1793]%; Vocal Parts-Mrs Martyr, Mrs Clendining, Miss Stuart, Mrs Watts, Mr
s Lloyd, Mrs Blurton, Miss Walcup, Mrs Masters, Mrs Norton, Mrs Follett, Mrs Cas
telle, Miss Ives, Miss Leserve, Haymes, Street, Linton.  *c[$Cooper=, who was fr
om the +Stockport theatre=, is identified in $Genest=, VII, 263.]  Afterpiece: 1
st Time at this Theatre [1st acted at +cg=, 23 Apr. 1783].  "We do not think Coo
per's caution, on approaching the platform [in I. iv], either natural or charact
eristic...Of course he would not peep about, as if appalled at his own shadow...
It has been usual with performers in this scene to walk to and fro, on the stage
, and certainly the effect is improved by it" (+Monthly Mirror=, Dec. 1795, p. 4
8).  Receipts: #221 9s. 6d. (220.14.6; 0.15.0).  *p20 dl The Dependent.  [Charac
ters by King, Suett  Kemble, Aickin, Bannister Jun., Wathen, Phillimore, Maddock
s, Evans, Miss Pope, Miss Farren, Mrs Maddocks.  Cast from +Morning Chronicle=, 
21 Oct.:% Lord Leverington-King; Sir Clement Cantefer-Suett; Edmund D'Alincourt-
Kemble; Carrington-Aickin; Gabriel Wrinkle-Bannister Jun.; Isaac-Wathen; Thomas-
Phillimore; Harry-Maddocks; Servant-Evans; Mrs Margaret-Miss Pope; Jane-Miss Far
ren; Dame Dawkins-Mrs Maddocks; +Prologue=-Whitfield; +Epilogue=-Mrs Goodall.  *
aMy Grandmother.  As 22 Sept.  *cMainpiece [1st time; C 5, by $Richard Cumberlan
d=.  Authors of Prologue and Epilogue unknown.  MS: +Larpent MS 1096=; not publi
shed].  Receipts: #358 12s. 6d. (280.6.6; 76.10.6; 1.15.6).  *p21 dl Venice Pres
erv'd.  Duke of Venice-Maddocks; Priuli-Aickin; Bedamar-Whitfield; Jaffier-Kembl
e; Pierre-Bensley; Renault-Packer; Elliot-Caulfield; Spinosa-Benson; Theodore-Co
oke; Mezzana-Roffey; Durand-Boimaison; Capt. of the Guard-Phillimore; Officer-Tr
ueman; Belvidera-Mrs Siddons; Attendants-Miss Tidswell, Mrs Jones.  *aThe Prize.
  As 19 Sept.  *cMainpiece [Altered by $John Philip Kemble=]: With new Scenes an
d Dresses.  The Scenes painted by $Marinari=, and the Dresses design'd by $Johns
ton= and $Miss Rein=.  [Kemble introduced a tableau of the conspirators being le
d to their execution, to the sound of tolling bells and muffled drums.  This sce
ne held the stage for many years.]  Receipts: #269 16s. (208.18.6; 59.10.0; 1.7.
6).  *pcg The Deserted Daughter.  As 14 Oct.  *aOscar and Malvina.  As 12 Oct.  
*cReceipts: #193 5s. (186.16; 6.9).  *p22 dl The Rivals.  Sir Anthony Absolute-K
ing; Capt. Absolute-Palmer; Faulkland-Kemble; Acres-Dodd; Sir Lucius O'Trigger-M
oody; Fag-Benson; David-Bannister Jun.; Coachman-Phillimore; Mrs Malaprop-Mrs Ho
pkins; Lydia Languish-Mrs Goodall; Julia-Miss Farren; Lucy-Miss Heard.  *aLodois
ka.  As 8 Oct., but Captives-Mrs _Boimaison, Miss +Arne.  *cReceipts: #219 14s. 
(156.4; 62.2; 1.8).  *pcg Jane Shore.  Hastings-Holman; Gloster-Harley; Belmour-
Macready; Ratcliffe-Haymes; Catesby-Claremont; Derby-Thompson; Porter-Davenport;
 Servant-Ledger; Shore-Pope; Alicia-Miss Gough (1st appearance in this Kingdom);
 Jane Shore-Mrs Pope.  *aThe Highland Reel.  M'Gilpin-Quick; Shelty-Munden; Sand
y-Incledon; Charley-Townsend; Serjeant Jack-Richardson; Capt. Dash-Haymes; Jenny
-Mrs Mountain; Moggy-Mrs Martyr.  *c[$Miss Gough= was from the $Crow Street Thea
tre, Dublin=.]  Receipts: #188 10s. 6d. (184.8.6; 4.2.0).  *p23 cg Rose and Coli
n.  As 16 Sept.  *aThe Secret Tribunal.  [Principal Characters by Holman, Pope, 
Harley, Middleton, Hull, Macready, Powel, Claremont, Thompson, Williamson, Abbot
, Miss Morris, Miss Wallis.  Cast from text ($T. N. Longman=, 1795):% Herman-Hol
man; Ratibor-Pope; Holstein-Harley; Ulric-Middleton; Principal Judge of the Trib
unal-Hull; Duke of Wirtemberg-Macready; Badendorff-Powel; Rudolph-Claremont [in 
text: $Williamson=]; Minister of Vengeance-Thompson; Ellen Holstein-Miss Morris;
 Ida-Miss Wallis; Williamson, Abbot [are unassigned%.  *aThe Shipwreck; or Treac
hery and Ingratitude.  [+English Characters=r% Capt. Briton-Byrn; Boatswain-Farl
ey; Midshipman-Jackson; Cabin Boy-Simmons; Captain's Lady-Mlle St.Amand; [+Frenc
h Characters=r% Gen. Sanguinaire-Cranfield; Monsieur L'Ingrate-Holland; [+Indian
 Characters=r% Indian Chief-Follett; Female Savage-Mr Goosetree.  *sIn 3rd piece
: a +song=-Townsend.  *c[1st piece in place of +The Wives Revenged=, advertised 
on playbill of 22 Oct.]  2nd piece: 4th Time [i.e. in continuation of the reckon
ing for the previous season].  In the course of the Play, the Customs of the Tri
bunal in the Citation of the Offender-the Leading away to Judgment-the Habits an
d mysterious Signs of the Ministers of Vengeance, will be given with Accuracy.  
And in the Last Act, the awful Assembly of the Free Judges at Midnight, with the
 Ceremonies of the Trial-elucidating an Institution, which, by the Scenery and C
ertainty of its Judgments, produced many alarming Events in the 15th century, th
roughout the Germanic Empire.  3rd piece: In the course of the Pantomime a +Repr
esentation of an Engagement between an English and French Man of War=v.  +A Ship
wreck=v.  The original Allegoric Scene from +Provocation=.  +A View of an Englis
h Camp=v.  +A Naval and Military Procession=.  Receipts: #235 3s. 6d. (209.0.0; 
26.3.6).  *p24 dl First Love.  As 10 Oct.  *aPeeping Tom.  As 15 Oct.  *cPaid Bi
llstirkers from beginning of season #10 4s.; Tailor's bill #8 9s. 10d.; Lampmen 
#6 16s.  Receipts: #286 8s. 6d. (219.13.6; 65.3.0; 1.12.0).  *pcg The Beggar's O
pera.  Capt. Macheath-Incledon; Peachum-Munden; Lockit-Davenport; Mat o' the Min
t-Richardson; Ben Budge-Rees; Crookfinger'd Jack-Williamson; Jemmy Twitcher-Gray
; Wat Dreary-Street; Nimming Ned-Follett; Harry Paddington-Linton; Robin of Bags
hot-Cross; Jailor-Ledger; Drawer-Farley; Filch-Bernard; Lucy-Mrs Martyr; Mrs Pea
chum-Mrs Davenport; Jenny Diver-Miss Stuart; Mrs Coaxer-Mrs Follett; Dolly Trull
-Mrs Blurton; Mrs Vixen-Miss Kirton; Betty Doxey-Miss G. Walcup; Mrs Slammekin-M
iss Leserve; Sukey Tawdry-Miss Ives; Molly Brazen-Miss Walcup; Polly-Mrs Serres.
  *aCrotchet Lodge.  Timothy Truncheon-Quick; Nimble-Fawcett; Squire Shinken-Ber
nard; Darnley-Macready; Chronic-Powel; Waiter-Farley; Paddy-Rees; Bootcatcher-Th
ompson; Florella-Miss Chapman; Miss Crotchet-Mrs Davenport; Maid-Miss Stuart; La
ndlady-Mrs Platt; Thisbe-Mrs Martyr.  *dIn III: a +Hornpipe=-Byrn.  *cPaid Messr
s $Robson= and $Hale=, paper hangers, #124 14s. 6d.  Receipts: #222 5s. (218.16;
 3.9).  *p26 dl Venice Preserv'd.  As 21 Oct., but Pierre-Palmer.  *aNo Song No 
Supper.  As 17 Sept., but William-Cooke.  *cAn Accurate Edition of +Venice Prese
rv'd= to be had in the Theatre.  Receipts: #347 13s. 6d. (268.13.0; 78.14.6; 0.6
.0).  *pcg Hamlet.  As 19 Oct., but Sailor-_; Gentleman-_.  *aThe Shipwreck.  As
 23 Oct., but [added to +English Characters=r:% Jack Haulyard (with +Saturday Ni
ght=, composed by $Dibdin=)-Townsend; Susan-Miss Smyth; [to +French Characters=r
:% Officers-Williamson, Rees, Abbot, Wilde, Rayner, King; [to +Indian Characters
=r:% Principal Warriors-Simpson, Price.  *dIn afterpiece: [a% +Dance=-Byrn, Mlle
 St.Amand.  *sAs 19 Oct.  *cAfterpiece: With a Representation of the Indian Mann
er of Preparation for Battle, and their extraordinary Method of Laying in Ambush
.  A Representation of an Engagment between an English and French Man of War.  A
nd a Shipwreck.  To conclude with the original Allegoric Scene from +Provocation
=.  A View of the British Fleet at Anchor.  Receipts: #221 12s. 6d. (221.3.6; 0.
9.0).  *p27 dl The Mountaineers.  Octavian-Kemble; Virolet-C. Kemble; Kilmallock
-Moody; Roque-Aickin; Muleteers-Sedgwick, Dignum, Trueman, Bannister; Lope Tocho
-Suett; Goatherds-Packer, Jones, Burton, DeCamp; Bulcazin Muley-Benson; Ganem-Ca
ulfield; Pacha-Hollingsworth; Ali Beg-Phillimore; Sadi-Bannister Jun.; Zorayda-M
iss Miller; Floranthe-Mrs Goodall; Agnes-Mrs Bland.  *aLodoiska.  As 22 Oct., bu
t Adolphus-_; Gustavus-_; Tamuri-_; Camazin-_.  *cReceipts: #282 3s. 6d. (221.16
.6; 58.9.0; 1.18.0).  *pcg The Beggar's Opera.  As 24 Oct.  *aCrotchet Lodge.  A
s 24 Oct.  *dAs 24 Oct.  *cReceipts: #161 18s. 6d. (158.5.6; 3.13.0).  *p28 dl T
he School for Scandal.  As 15 Oct.  *aThe Village Lawyer.  As 6 Oct.  *cReceipts
: #211 11s. (153.11; 57.9; 0.11).  *pcg The Deserted Daughter.  As 14 Oct.  *aOs
car and Malvina.  As 12 Oct.  *cReceipts: #174 1s. 6d. (170.4.6; 3.17.0).  *p29 
dl Venice Preserv'd.  As 26 Oct.  *aPeeping Tom.  As 15 Oct.  *c"After the 3rd n
ight this play was obliged to be laid aside on account of the improper applicati
on of some of the political passages; when +Pierre=r said, "Curs'd be your Senat
e-curs'd your Constitution," he was rapturously applauded" ($Genest=, VII, 229).
  Receipts: #290 8s. (233.9.6; 56.6.6; 0.12.0).  *pcg Jane Shore.  As 22 Oct.  *
aThe Death of Captain Cook.   [+Pareea=r, +Captain Cook=r and +Koah=r were proba
bly acted by $Byrn=, $Cranfield= and $Follett= respectively.  See 15 May 1794.] 
 *cAfterpiece: Not acted these 4 years [acted 27 May 1794].  With the original M
usic, Dresses, Scenery, Machinery and Decorations.  Receipts: #203 15s. (200.0; 
3.15).  *p30 dl The Cherokee.  +Europeans=: Colonel Blandford-Kelly; Henry-Maste
r Welsh; Officer-Cooke; Lt. Ramble-Dignum; Old Average-Hollingsworth; Jack Avera
ge-Bannister Jun.; Serjeant Buster-Bannister; Jeremy-Suett; Zilipha-Mrs Crouch; 
Eleanor-Sga Storace; Fanny-Miss Leak; Winifred-Mrs Bland; +Indian Chiefs=: Maloo
ko-Barrymore; Zamorin-C. Kemble; Ontayo-Sedgwick; Potowmac-Caulfield; Aglogan-Du
bois; +Indian Warriors=-Phillimore, Fairbrother, Boimaison, Roffey, Butler, Keys
, Nicolini, Whitmell, Wells, Garman, Banks; +Chorusses=-Danby, Evans, Maddocks, 
Trueman, Welsh, Fisher, Annereau, Atkins, Aylmer, Boyce, Bardoleau, Brown, Cook,
 Denman, Dixon, Dibble, Caulfield Jun., [J.] Fisher, Gallot, Tett, Walker, Willo
ughby, Master DeCamp, Master Gregson, Miss Arne, Mrs Bramwell, Mrs Boimaison, Mi
ss Chatterley, Miss Granger, Miss Menage, Miss Mellon, Mrs Maddocks, Mrs Mills, 
Miss Stuart, Mrs Haskey, Mrs Brigg, Mrs Barnet, Mrs Brooker.  *aThe Citizen.  Ol
d Philpot-Suett; Young Philpot-Bannister Jun.; Maria-Miss Farren; Corinna-Miss T
idswell.  *cMainpiece: The Musick principally new, composed by $Storace=, with a
 few Pieces selected from $Anfossi=, $Mozart=, $Bianchi=, $Ditters= and $Sarti=.
  Receipts: #165 1s. (113.5.6; 50.15.0; 1.0.6).  *pcg The Rivals.  Sir Anthony A
bsolute-Munden; Capt. Absolute-Bernard; Faulkland-Holman; Sir Lucius O'Trigger-J
ohnstone; David-Townsend; Fag-Macready; Coachman-Thompson; Servants-Blurton, Abb
ot, Master Curties; Acres-Knight; Julia-Miss Wallis; Mrs Malaprop-Mrs Davenport;
 Lucy-Miss Stuart; Maid-Miss Leserve; Lydia Languish-Mrs Pope.  *aHartford Bridg
e.  As 8 Oct.  *dAs 8 Oct.  *cBy Command of $Their Majesties=.  Receipts: #481 7
s. (470.0; 11.7).  *p31 dl First Love.  As 10 Oct.  *aThe Prize.  As 19 Sept.  *
cReceipts: #262 12s. 6d. (198.13.6; 57.19.0; 6.0.0).  *pcg The Wives Revenged.  
Deputy Dimity-Fawcett; Mr Vermillion-Townsend; Alderman Tokay-Munden; Mrs Tokay-
Mrs Mountain; Mrs Dimity-Miss Stuart; Mrs Vermillion-Mrs Martyr.  *aThe Secret T
ribunal.  As 23 Oct.  *aThe Shipwreck.  As 26 Oct.  *dIn 3rd piece: +Dance=, as 
26 Oct.  *c2nd piece: The Customs of the Tribunal, &c., as 23 Oct.  3rd piece: R
epresentation of the Indian Manner, &c., as 26 Oct.  Receipts: #130 9s. 6d. (123
.14.6; 6.15.0).  *p11 2 dl Isabella.  As 19 Sept., but Sampson-Phillimore; Bellf
ord-Benson; Gentlemen-_Benson, +Maddocks.  *aLodoiska.  As 27 Oct.  *sAs 19 Sept
., but Epithalamium-Miss _Leak, Mrs +Bland.  *cThe Doors to be opened at 5:15.  
To begin at 6:15 [see 29 Mar. 1796].  Receipts: #336 11s. 6d. (254.11.0; 80.0.6;
 2.0.0).  *pcg Hamlet.  As 26 Oct., but Hamlet-Cooper.  *aThe Death of Captain C
ook.  As 29 Oct.  *sAs 19 Oct.  *c[This was $Bernard='s last appearance in +Lond
on=.]  The Doors to be opened at 5:15.  To begin at 6:15, and so continue till f
urther Notice [see 31 Mar. 1796].  Receipts: #196 2s. (194.16; 1.6).  *p3 dl The
 Country Girl.  Moody-King; Harcourt-Palmer; Sparkish-Dodd; Belville-C. Kemble; 
Countryman-Jones; Servant-Webb; Alithea-Mrs Kemble; Miss Peggy-Mrs Jordan; Lucy-
Miss Heard.  *aNo Song No Supper.  As 26 Oct.  *cReceipts: #272 14s. (202.17.6; 
69.0.6; 0.16.0).  *pcg The Rage.  As 7 Oct., but Signor Cygnet-Farley.  *aOscar 
and Malvina.  As 12 Oct.  *cReceipts: #122 11s. (116.14; 5.17).  *p4 dl The Sieg
e of Belgrade.  As 6 Oct., but Anselm-Sedgwick.  *aThe Village Lawyer.  As 6 Oct
.  *cReceipts: #237 1s. (171.17; 63.15; 1.9).  *pcg The Mysteries of the Castle.
  Hilario-Lewis; Fractioso-Quick; Montauban-Incledon; Carlos-Pope; Valoury-Munde
n; Cloddy-Fawcett; Count Montoni-Harley; Bernardo-Macready; Chorus of Soldiers a
nd Sailors-Linton, Street, Gray, Williamson, Abbot, Blurton, Little; Chorus of C
ountry Girls-Miss Kirton, Miss Leserve, Mrs Lloyd, Mrs Follett, Mrs Norton, Mrs 
Castelle, Miss Walcup, Mrs Bayzand, Mrs Masters; Annette-Mrs Mattocks; Constanti
a-Mrs Mountain; Julia-Miss Wallis.  *aA Divertisement.  As 7 Oct., but Speaking 
Characters-_Bernard, +Haymes; +I'm jolly Dick the Lamplighter=-Haymes.  *cMainpi
ece: 19th Time [i.e. in continuation of the reckoning for the previous season]. 
 Receipts: #130 19s. 6d. (124.11.0; 6.8.6).  *p5 dl Love for Love.  Sir Sampson 
Legend-Moody; Valentine-Kemble; Scandal-Bensley; Tattle-Dodd ; Ben-Bannister Jun
.; Foresight-Suett; Jeremy-Benson; Trapland-Burton; Angelica-Miss Farren; Mrs Fo
resight-Mrs Goodall; Mrs Frail-Miss Pope; Miss Prue-Mrs Jordan; Nurse-Mrs Booth;
 Jenny-Miss Tidswell.  *aThe Children in the Wood.  As 13 Oct.  *cReceipts: #198
 17s. 6d. (134.7.0; 59.16.6; 4.14.0).  *pcg The Wives Revenged.  As 31 Oct.  *aT
he Secret Tribunal.  As 23 Oct.  *aA Divertisement.  As 4 Nov.  *cBenefit for th
e Author [of 2nd piece, who is named in the Account-Book, but not on the playbil
l].  2nd piece: The Customs of the Tribunal, &c., as 23 Oct.  Receipts: #92 17s.
 6d. (80.19.6; 11.18.0).  *p6 dl King Henry the Eighth.  King Henry-Palmer; Card
inal Wolsey-Bensley; Campeius-Packer; Capucius-Phillimore; Cranmer-Aickin; Duke 
of Norfolk-Whitfield; D. of Buckingham-Wroughton; D. of Suffolk-Caulfield; Earl 
of Surry-Barrymore; Lord Chancellor-Maddocks; Lord Chamberlain-Trueman; Gardiner
-Suett; Lord Sands-Hollingsworth; Sir Henry Guildford-Russell; Sir Thomas Lovell
-Dignum; Cromwell-C. Kemble; Dr Butts-Burton; Surveyor-Benson; Brandon-Banks; Se
rjeant-Cooke; Cryer-Evans; Door@keeper-Jones; Queen Katharine-Mrs Siddons; Anne 
Bullen-Mrs Powel; Gentlewoman-Mrs Booth; Patience (with a +song=)-Mrs Bland; Aga
tha-Miss Heard.  *aPeeping Tom.  As 15 Oct.  *cMainpece: In Act I the +Cardinal=
r's Banquet.  In Act II the Court for the Trial of +Queen Katharine=r.  In Act V
 a Grand Procession to the Christening of +Princess Elizabeth=r.  Receipts: #211
 1s. 6d. (150.5.0; 58.4.6; 2.12.0).  *pcg The Fair Penitent.  Sciolto-Pope; Loth
ario-Cooper (Their 1st appearance in those characters); Altamont-Middleton; Ross
ano-Claremont; Servants-Thompson, Abbot, Blurton; Horatio-Holman (1st appearance
 in that character); Lavinia-Miss Chapman; Lucilla-Mrs Townsend; Calista-Miss Go
ugh (1st appearance in that character).  *aMarian.  Edward-Johnstone; Sir Henry 
Freeman (with +Old Towler=)-Incledon; Robin-Townsend; Thomas-Haymes; Jamie-Powel
; Peggy-Mrs Mountain; Patty-Mrs Martyr; Marian-Mrs Serres (1st appearance in tha
t character).  *cReceipts: #169 3s. (164.13; 4.10).  *p7 dl She Wou'd and She Wo
u'd Not.  Don Manuel-Dodd; Don Philip-Barrymore; Octavio-C. Kemble; Trappanti-Ki
ng; Soto-Hollingsworth; Diego-Phillimore; Alguazile-Maddocks; Don Lewis-Caulfiel
d; Corrigidore-Jones; Hippolita-Mrs Jordan; Rosara-Miss DeCamp; Flora-Mrs Goodal
l; Viletta-Miss Pope.  *aThe Adopted Child.  As 24 Sept., but Le Sage-Sedgwick; 
Nell-Mrs Bland.  *cReceipts: #254 17s. (177.13; 74.4; 3.0).  *pcg Speculation.  
[Principal Characters by Lewis, Quick, Munden, Fawcett, Middleton, Claremont, Da
venport, Thompson, Farley, Abbot, Blurton, Master Curties; Mrs Mansel, Mrs Daven
port, Miss Wallis.  Cast from text ($T. N. Longman=, 1795), and playbill of 17 M
ay 1800:% Tanjore-Lewis; Alderman Arable-Quick; Project-Munden; Jack Arable-Fawc
ett; Capt. Arable-Middleton; Sir Frederick Faintly-Claremont; Meanwell-Davenport
; Promptly-Thompson; Vickery-Farley; Cecilia-Miss Mansel; Lady Project-Mrs Daven
port; Emmeline-Miss Wallis; unassigned-Abbot, Blurton, Master Curties; +Prologue
=-Harley; +Epilogue=-Lewis.  [Prologue spoken, as here assigned, at 1st 26 perfo
rmances only (see 12 Jan. 1796); Epilogue spoken, as here assigned, at all subse
quent performances, except on 29 Mar. and 13 May 1796.]  *aRosina.  As 28 Sept. 
 *cMainpiece [1st time; C 5, by $Frederick Reynolds=.  Prologue by the author.  
Epilogue by $Miles Peter Andrews= (see text)]: With new Scenes, Dresses, &c.  Re
ceipts: #242 4s. (237.16; 4.8).  *p9 dl Macbeth.  As 29 Sept.  *aLodoiska.  As 2
2 Oct., but Khor-Sedgwick; Adolphus-_; Gustavus-_; Tamuri-_; Camazin-_.  *sAs 29
 Sept.  *cReceipts: #371 18s. 6d. (301.16.0; 68.18.6; 1.4.0).  *pcg Speculation.
  As 7 Nov.  *aLord Mayor's Day; or, A Flight from Lapland.  Captain O'Flanagan-
Johnstone; Alderman Gobble-Powel; Whalebone-Knight; Ulan Shmolinski Czernsdorff,
 the Gynosophist-Thompson; Hairdresser-Wilde; Sailor-Townsend; Common Councilmen
-Davenport, Williamson; Ballad Singer-Rees; Jew-Simmons; Turner-Follett; Postill
ion-Abbot; Coachman-Street; John-Ledger; Harlequin-Farley; Mrs Gobble-Mrs Davenp
ort; Jenny-Mrs Mountain; Columbine-Mlle St.Amand; Servant Maids-Mrs Watts, Mrs P
latt, Mrs Castelle, Miss Ives, Miss Kirton, Miss Leserve, Mrs Blurton, Mrs Lloyd
, Mrs Ratchford, Mrs Crowe, Mrs Cranfield, Mrs Bayzand, Miss Smith, Mrs Master; 
Aerial Spirit-Mrs Martyr.  *dI afterpiece: +The Long Minuet=- [taken from the Ca
ricature Print of that title% [The Long Minuet as Danced at +Bath=, by $H. W. Bu
nbury=; see 16 Nov.].  *cAfterpiece: To conclude with a Representation of the +L
ord Mayor's Show= on the Water, and a Dance and Finale.  The Overture, and the p
rincipal Part of the Music composed by $Shield=.  [For synopsis of action see 16
 Nov.]  Receipts: #339 14s. 6d. (331.5.0; 8.9.6).  *p10 dl A Trip to Scarborough
.  Lord Foppington-Dodd; Young Fashion-Palmer; Loveless-Wroughton; Col. Townly-B
arrymore; Sir Tunbelly Clumsey-Moody; Probe-Wathen; Lory-Benson; La Varole-Maddo
cks; Shoemaker-Phillimore; Taylor-Hollingsworth; Mendlegs-Webb; Jeweller-Trueman
; Berinthia-Miss Farren; Amanda-Mrs Kemble; Mrs Coupler-Mrs Booth; Nurse-Mrs Hop
kins; Miss Hoyden-Mrs Jordan.  *aThe Wedding Day.  Lord Rakeland-Barrymore; Sir 
Adam Contest-King; Mr Milden-Packer; Mr Contest-C. Kemble; John-Trueman; William
-Evans; Lady Autumn-Miss Tidswell; Lady Contest-Mrs Jordan; Mrs Hamford-Mrs Hopk
ins; Hannah-Miss Chatterley.  *cReceipts: #244 15s. 6d. (180.0.6; 59.2.0; 5.13.0
).  *pcg Speculation.  As 7 Nov.  *aLord Mayor's Day.  As 9 Nov.  *dAs 9 Nov.  *
cReceipts: #230 9s. 6d. (221.14.6; 8.15.0).  *p11 dl The Pirates.  Don Altador-K
elly; Don Gasparo-Suett; Guillermo-Sedgwick; Captain-Benson; Genariello-Dignum; 
Captain of the Guard-Caulfield; Lieutenant-Phillimore; Blazio-Bannister Jun.; So
tillo-Wewitzer; Sailor-Evans; Waiter-Banks; Aurora-Mrs Crouch; Fabulina-Sga Stor
ace; Fidelia-Mrs Bland; Marietta-Miss Leak; General Chorus-Cooke, Danby, Fisher,
 Maddocks, Trueman, Welsh, Master DeCamp, Master Gregson, Annereau, Atkins, Aylm
er, Boyce, Bardoleau, Brown, Cook, Denman, Dixon, Dibble, Caulfield Jun., [J.] F
isher, Gallot, Tett, Walker, Willoughby, Miss Arne, Mrs Boimaison, Mrs Bramwell,
 Miss Chatterley, Miss Granger, Miss Jackson, Mrs Maddocks, Miss Menage, Miss Me
llon, Mrs Butler, Miss Stuart.  *aThe Village Lawyer.  As 6 Oct., but Kate-Miss 
Tidswell.  *cReceipts: #213 3s. 6d. (152.11.0; 58.16.6; 1.16.0).  *pcg Speculati
on.  As 7 Nov.  *aMarian.  As 6 Nov.  *cReceipts: #216 4s. 6d. (207.0.6; 9.4.0).
  *p12 dl As You Like It.  Duke-Aickin; Frederick-Packer; Amiens-Dignum; Jaques-
Palmer; Le Beu-Benson; Oliver-Whitfield; Jaques de Boys-C. Kemble; Orlando-Barry
more; Adam-Moody; Touchstone-King; Rosalind-Mrs Jordan; Celia-Mrs Kemble; Phebe-
Miss DeCamp; Audrey-Miss Pope.  *aLodoiska.  As 9 Nov.  *sIn V: a +song=-Mrs Bla
nd.  *cReceipts: #212 6s. 6d. (146.14.6; 63.7.0; 2.5.0).  *pcg Speculation.  As 
7 Nov.  *aLord Mayor's Day.  As 9 Nov., but Whalebone-Follett; Turner-_.  *dAs 9
 Nov.  *cReceipts: #207 18s. 6d. (200.10.0; 7.8.6).  *p13 dl The Gamester.  As 2
4 Sept., but Lewson-Barrymore.  *aPeeping Tom.  As 15 Oct.  *c[Mainpiece in plac
e of +The Distress'd Mother=, advertised on playbill of 12 Nov.] Receipts: #192 
12s. (147.0; 41.5; 4.7).  *pcg Speculation.  As 7 Nov.  *aThe Poor Sailor.  As 2
 Oct., but Bumbo-Farley.  *dEnd: +The Bouquet=-Byrn, Holland, Mlle St.Amand; Aft
erpiece to conclude with: +Hornpipe=, as 2 Oct.  *cReceipts: #201 10s. (196.14; 
4.16).  *p14 dl The Confederacy.  Gripe-Moody; Money@trap-Suett; Dick-Palmer; Br
ass-King; Clip-Benson; Jessamy-Burton; Clarissa-Miss Farren; Araminta-Mrs Goodal
l; Corinna-Mrs Jordan; Flippanta-Miss Pope; Mrs Amlet-Mrs Hopkins; Mrs Clogget-M
rs Booth.  *aThe Adopted Child.  As 7 Nov., but Clara-Miss Mellon.  *cReceipts: 
#228 6s. 6d. (159.11.0; 61.5.0; 7.10.6).  *pcg Speculation.  As 7 Nov.  *aMidas.
  Midas-Munden; Sileno-Bowden; Pan-Richardson; Damoetas-Townsend; Jupiter-Linton
; Apollo-Incledon; Daphne-Mrs Martyr; Mysis-Mrs Davenport; Juno-Miss Stuart; Nys
a-Mrs Mountain.  *dEnd: +The Bouquet=, as 13 Nov.  *cReceipts: #212 16s. 6d. (20
5.19.6; 6.17.0).  *p16 dl Douglas.  Lord Randolph-Aickin; Glenalvon-Palmer; Norv
al-Kemble; Stranger-Bensley; Donald-Phillimore; Officer-Caulfield; Servant-Maddo
cks; Prisoner-Webb; Matilda-Mrs Siddons; Anna-Miss Tidswell.  *aThe Spanish Barb
er.  Count Almaviva-Palmer; Dr Bartholo-Suett (1st appearance in that character)
; Basil-Aickin; Notary-Maddocks; Alcade-Cooke; Lazarillo-Bannister Jun.; Argus-W
ewitzer; Tallboy-Caulfield; Rosina-Sga Storace (1st appearance in that character
).  *c[For the naming of the characters in mainpiece, as they were called origin
ally, see 23 Feb. 1792.]  Afterpiece: By permission of the Proprietor of the The
atre Royal, +Hay Market=.  Receipts: #272 17s. (181.9.6; 87.9.6; 3.18.0).  *pcg 
Speculation.  As 7 Nov., but unassigned-_Abbot, _Blurton, Master _Curties.  *aLo
rd Mayor's Day.  [Act I. Scene I. +A View in Lapland=v;% The Death and Renovatio
n of the Elk-; Harlequin-Farley; Whalebone-Follett; Ulan Shmolinski Czernsdorff 
[, the Gynosophist%-Thompson; Columbine-Mlle St.Amand; Aerial Spirit-Mrs Martyr;
 [Scene II. +Cornhill=v-+Mr Deputy Gobble's House=v; The False Step-O'Flanagan's
 Blunders-The Desponding Maiden-The Sailor's Return-Gobble's Disaster-with a Tri
umphal Procession of English Amazonians.% Captain O'Flanagan-Johnstone; Sailor-T
ownsend; Polly-Mrs Mountain (with the Duetto, +Oh! welcome home, my dearest Jack
=, composed by $Shield=); English Amazonians-Mrs Platt, Miss Logan, Miss Walcup,
 Mrs Blurton, Mrs Crowe, Mrs Cranfield, Miss Kirton, Miss Cox, Miss Coombs, Mrs 
Norton, Mrs Rowson; [Scene III. +Inside of Gobble's House=v.  The Widow Bewitche
d-How to restore a Deputy Common Council-Man.  Scene IV. +Outside of Dancing, Sh
aving and Hair-dressing Academy=v; Scene V. +Inside of Dancing Academy=v; In whi
ch% +The Long Minuet=-(Taken from the Caricature Print [see 9 Nov.]); Principal 
Dancers-Cranfield, King, Bayzand, Jackson, Coombs, Price, Rayner, Noble, Mrs Wat
ts, Mrs Follett, Miss Ives, Mrs Castelle, Mrs Masters, Miss Webb, Miss Smith, Mr
s Bayzand; Dancing Master-Simmons; [Scene VI. +Inside of Hair-dressing Academy=v
; Shaving made easy to the meanest Capacity.% Master of the Academy-Wilde; +Iris
h Song=-Johnstone; [To conclude with a% +Dance of Block Heads=-; [Act II. Scene 
I. +Cornhill=v; Lord Mayor's Coach returning to Guildhall.% +I sup with Gobble=,
 +My names's O'Flanagan=-Johnstone?; [Scene II. +A Street=v; A Balcony on each s
ide of the Stage.  The Lover's Leap-Harlequin's Flight across the Theatre.  Scen
e III. +Inside of Gobble's House=v; The Power of Harmony.  Music hath Charms-O'F
lanagan's performance on the Violin-Water parted from the Sea-The Lads of the Vi
llage-Come sing round my favorite Tree-and Stoney Batter, all the same to O'Flan
agan.  Scene IV. +A Tavern=v; A Meeting of the Council-Men.  Most Learned Debate
s!!-The Magical Nosegay-with the Crying, Laughing, Sneezing, Yawning, Dancing an
d Whistling +Glee=, by Shield-Carriage for the Company-Running without Horses-an
d on one Wheel only.% Common Council@men-Davenport, Rees, Williamson, Wilde, Tho
mpson, Abbot; [Scene the Last. +A View of London=v; taken from the +Surrey Shore
=v, with an exact Representation of the Lord Mayor's Show on the Water. To concl
ude with a% +Dance=-; a Finale-[composed by Shield%.  *cReceipts: #193 2s. (185.
17.6; 7.4.6).  *p17 dl The Child of Nature.  Duke Murcia-King; Marquis Almanza-W
roughton; Count Valentia-Bannister Jun,; Seville-Maddocks; Granada-Trueman; Peas
ant-Aickin; Marchioness Merida-Mrs Goodall; Amanthis-Mrs Jordan.  *aLodoiska.  A
s 9 Nov.  *cReceipts: #183 (119.7; 61.10; 2.3).  *pcg Speculation.  As 7 Nov.  *
aNetley Abbey.  As 16 Sept.  *dAs 14 Nov.  *cReceipts: #177 8s. (169.6.6; 8.1.6)
.  *p18 dl The Wheel of Fortune.  As 13 Oct., but Mrs Woodville-Mrs Goodall; Coo
k-_; Servant to Tempest-_; Footmen-_.  *aThe Spanish Barber.  As 16 Nov.  *cRece
ipts: #155 1s. (106.14; 45.5; 3.2).  *pcg Speculation.  As 7 Nov.  *aThe Irish M
imick; or, Blunders at Brighton.  Parrots-Johnstone; Cypress-Munden; Colin-Fawce
tt; Capt. Clifford-Macready; Harry-Farley; Porter-Thompson; Miss Melcomb-Mrs Dav
enport; Julia-Mrs Knight (1st appearance in that character).  *dAs 14 Nov.  *cAf
terpiece: With Songs [by $Shield=].  Receipts: #152 4s. (147.12; 4.12).  *p19 dl
 Twelfth Night.  Orsino-Barrymore; Sebastian-Trueman; Antonio-Phillimore; Valent
ine-Caulfield; Curio-Cooke; Sir Toby Belch-Palmer; Sir Andrew Ague@cheek-Dodd; S
ea Captain-Benson; Fabian-C. Kemble; Malvolio-Bensley; Clown-Suett; Priest-Maddo
cks; Olivia-Miss DeCamp; Viola-Mrs Jordan; Maria-Mrs Kemble.  *aThe Spanish Barb
er.  As 16 Nov.  *cReceipts: #252 9s. 6d. (176.12.6; 71.16.6; 4.0.6).  *pcg Spec
ulation.  As 16 Nov.  *aSprigs of Laurel.  As 14 Oct.  *dAs 14 Nov.  *cReceipts:
 #191 16s. 6d. (184.0.6; 7.16.0).  *p20 dl King Lear.  King Lear-Kemble; Duke of
 Burgundy-Dignum; Duke of Cornwall-C. Kemble; Duke of Albany-Whitfield; Earl of 
Kent-Aickin; Earl of Gloucester-Packer; Edgar-Wroughton; Edmund-Barrymore; Knigh
ts-Caulfield, Phillimore, Maddocks, Welsh; Physician-Jones; Captain of the Guard
-Trueman; Officer-Cooke; Oswald-Russell; Herald-Banks; Page to Goneril-Master Ch
atterley; Page to Regan-Master Gell; Old Man-Burton; Edward-Benson; Ruffians-Web
b, Evans; Goneril-Mrs Cuyler; Regan-Mrs Maddocks; Cordelia-Mrs Siddons; Aranthe-
Miss Tidswell.  *aThe Village Lawyer.  As 11 Nov.  *c[Mainpiece altered by $John
 Philip Kemble=.]  An Accurate Edition of +King Lear= to be had in the Theatre. 
 Receipts: #214 19s. 6d. (159.2.6; 54.9.0; 1.8.0).  *pcg Speculation.  As 16 Nov
.  *aCymon.  As 21 Sept., but Shepherdesses-Miss _Stuart, Miss +Logan.  *dEnd: +
The Bouquet=, as 13 Nov.; Afterpiece to conclude with: +Dance=-.  *cReceipts: #1
66 6s. 6d. (154.13.0; 11.13.6).  *p21 dl First Love.  As 17 Sept., but Servants-
_Trueman, +Evans.  *aLodoiska.  As 9 Nov.  *cReceipts: #306 11s. 6d. (232.3.6; 6
6.7.6; 8.0.6).  *pcg Speculation.  As 7 Nov.  *aThe Irish Mimick.  As 18 Nov.  *
dAs 14 Nov.  *cReceipts: #219 16s. (210.3; 9.13).  *p23 dl Alexander the Great. 
 [Characters by Kemble, Bensley, Palmer, Barrymore, C. Kemble, Caulfield, Whitfi
eld, Maddocks, Benson, Packer, Trueman, Mrs Hopkins, Mrs Powell, Miss Miller, Mr
s Siddons.  Cast from text ($C. Lowndes=, 1795):% Alexander-Kemble; Clytus-Bensl
ey; Cassander-Palmer; Lysimachus-Barrymore; Hephestion-C. Kemble; Polyperchon-Ca
ulfield; Perdiccas-Whitfield; Thessalus-Maddocks; Eumenes-Benson; Aristander-Pac
ker; Slave-Trueman; Sysigambis-Mrs Hopkins; Statira-Mrs Powell; Parisatis-Miss M
iller; Roxana-Mrs Siddons.  *aMy Grandmother.  As 22 Sept., but Sir Matthew Medl
ey-_; Woodly-_; Soufrance-_; Charlotte-_.  *sIn II: Alexander's Triumphal Entry 
into Babylon-; [The% Grand Chorus of Priests Youths Virgins-Bannister, Sedgwick,
 Dignum, Wathen, Welsh, Wentworth, Trueman, Cooke, Danby, Evans, Fisher, Master 
Welsh, Master DeCamp, Master Gregson, Mrs Bland, Miss Leak, Miss DeCamp, Miss Ar
ne, Miss Mellon, Mrs Bramwell, Mrs Boimaison, Mrs Maddocks, Miss Menage, Miss Ja
ckson, Miss Granger, Miss Chatterley, Miss Wentworth, Mrs Butler.  *cMainpiece [
altered by $John Philip Kemble=]: With new Scenes, Dresses, Decorations, and Mac
hinery.  In Act I, at the opening will be introduced, for the First Time a Battl
e between the +Macedonians=r and the +Persians=r.  In Act IV, the Royal Banquet.
  [These were included in all subsequent performances.]  The Scenes designed and
 painted by $Marinari=.  The Dresses and Decorations by $Johnston= and $Miss Rei
n=.  The Machinery by $Cabanel=.  "[In the last scene] the expiring tone with wh
ich [$Kemble=] pronounces 'Cover me'; his shivering, when wrapt round in the imp
erial robes; his wan and wasted countenance; the manner of his labouriously draw
ing his legs together, and their aguish knocking when they meet, surpass all des
cription" (+Monthly Mirror=, Jan. 1796, p. 180).  *cReceipts: #375 2s. 6d. (306.
14.6; 67.3.0; 1.5.0).  *pcg Romeo and Juliet.  As 12 Oct.  *aLord Mayor's Day.  
As 16 Nov., but [added in Act I, Scene II:% Alderman Gobble-Powel; Mrs Gobble-Mr
s Davenport.     *sAs 21 Sept., but Vocal Parts-_.  *cIn Act I of mainpiece a Gr
an dMasquerade.  Receipts: #158 3s. (155.9; 2.14).  *p24 dl The Rivals.  As 22 O
ct., but Fag-R. Palmer; Lydia Languish-Mrs Jordan.  *aLodoiska.  As 9 Nov.  *cRe
ceipts: #160 6s. 6d. (107.17.6; 49.4.0; 3.5.0).  *pcg Speculation.  As 7 Nov.  *
aThe Irish Mimick.  As 18 Nov.  *dAs 14 Nov.  *cReceipts: #156 0s. 6d. (149.3.6;
 6.17.0).  *p25 dl Alexander the Great.  As 23 Nov.  *aThe Prize.  As 19 Sept., 
but Mr Caddy-_; Heartwell-_; Juba-_; Mrs Caddy-_.  *sAs 23 Nov.  *cReceipts: #24
7 5s. (181.9.6; 64.0.6; 1.15.0).  *pcg Wild Oats.  As 30 Sept.  *aLove in a Camp
; or, Patrick in Prussia.  Captain Patrick-Johnstone; Quiz-Quick; Darby-Munden; 
Marshal Ferbelin-Macready; Father Luke-Rees; Olmutz-Richardson; Rupert-Williamso
n; Adjutant-Davenport; Mabel Flourish-Mr Haymes; Norah-Miss Logan; Flora-Mrs Mar
tyr.  *dEnd: +Highland Festivity=-Byrn, Holland, Mlle St.Amand.  *cAfterpiece: N
ot acted these 2 years.  Receipts: #104 14s. 6d. (99.2.6; 5.12.0).  *p26 dl The 
Recruiting Officer.  Mr Ballance-Packer; Mr Scale-Cooke; Mr Scruple-Maddocks; Mr
 Worthy-Caulfield; Capt. Plume-Wroughton; Capt. Brazen-Dodd; Kite-Palmer; Bulloc
k-Moody; Costar Pear@main-Hollingsworth; Thomas Apple@tree-Suett; Constable-Phil
limore; Welch Collier-Wewitzer; Steward-Webb; Servants-Evans, Fisher; Melinda-Mi
ss Heard; Sylvia-Mrs Jordan; Lucy-Miss Mellon; Rose-Miss Pope; Tall@man's wife-M
rs Booth; Collier's Wife-Mrs Maddocks.  *aThe Children in the Wood.  As 13 Oct. 
 *cReceipts: #167 17s. (99.9; 60.3; 8.5).  *pcg Speculation.  As 7 Nov.  *aThe P
oor Sailor.  As 13 Nov., but Nancy-Miss Logan.  *dEnd: +Highland Festivity=, as 
25 Nov.; Afterpiece to conclude with: +Hornpipe=, as 2 Oct.  *cReceipts: #228 1s
. (221.0; 7.1).  *p27 dl Alexander the Great.  As 23 Nov.  *aNo Song No Supper. 
 As 17 Sept., but Crop-_; William-_; Servant-_; Louisa-_; Nelly-_.  *sAs 23 Nov.
  *cReceipts: #225 4s. 6d. (156.9.6; 67.5.6; 1.9.6).  *pcg Life's Vagaries.  Lor
d Arthur D'Aimurle-Lewis; Dickins-Quick; Timolin-Johnstone; Sir Hans Burgess-Mun
den; George Burgess-Fawcett; Lord Torrendel-Powel; Robin-Townsend; Leillet-Farle
y; Coachman-Thompson; Thomas-Rees; Waiter-Holland; Tradesmen-Davenport, Follett,
 Cross, Williamson; Augusta-Miss Wallis; Fanny Dickins-Miss Mansel; Miss Clare-M
iss Logan; Martha-Mrs Platt; Landlady-Miss Leserve; Fruit Woman-Mrs Watts; Lady 
Torrendel-Mrs Pope.  *aComus.  Comus-Harley; Principal Bacchanal-Incledon; Bacch
anals-Bowden, Townsend, Richardson, Haymes; Spirit-Thompson; Brothers-Macready, 
Claremont; The Lady-Miss Chapman; Principal Bacchant-Mrs Clendining; Bacchants-M
iss Walcup, Miss Kirton; Pastoral Nymph (with +Sweet Echo=, accompanied on the h
autboy by $W. Parke=)-Mrs Mountain; Sabrina-Mrs Castelle; Euphrosyne-Mrs Martyr.
  *cReceipts: #99 5s. (91.14.6; 7.10.6).  *p28 dl First Love.  As 21 Nov.  *aLod
oiska.  As 9 Nov.  *cReceipts: #251 14s. 6d. (177.13.6; 67.16.0; 6.5.0).  *pcg S
peculation.  As 7 Nov.  *aThe Irish Mimick.  As 18 Nov.  *dAs 25 Nov.  *cReceipt
s: #204 2s. (192.15.6; 11.6.6).  *p30 dl Alexander the Great.  As 23 Nov.  *aPee
ping Tom.  As 15 Oct., but Count Louis-_; Lady Godina-_.  *sAs 23 Nov.  *cAn Acc
urate Edition of +Alexander the Great= to be had in the Theatre.  Receipts: #246
 14s. (189.1; 54.11; 3.2).  *pcg Macbeth.  As 14 Sept., but Macbeth-Cooper (1st 
appearance in that character); Witches-_Bernard, +Fawcett; Hecate-Bowden.  *aHar
tford Bridge.  As 8 Oct., but Bar@Maid-Mrs Norton.  *dAs 8 Oct.  *sVocal Parts, 
as 14 Sept., but +Townsend, _Bowden, Mrs +Clendining, Mrs _Davenport, Miss +Loga
n, Miss _Stuart, +Little, +Sawyer, +Tett, Mrs +Blurton.  *cReceipts: #137 (135.1
9; 1.1).  *p12 1 dl The Spanish Barber.  As 16 Nov., but Tallboy-R. Palmer.  *aT
he Child of Nature.  As 17 Nov.  *aThe Spoil'd Child.  Little Pickle-Mrs Jordan;
 Old Pickle-Suett; Tag-R. Palmer; Miss Pickle-Mrs Hopkins; Maria-Miss Mellon; Ma
rgery-Mrs Booth; Susan-Miss Tidswell.  *cReceipts: #323 9s. (222.9; 93.15; 7.5).
  *pcg Speculation.  As 16 Nov.  *aThe Farmer.  As 14 Sept., but Farmer Blackber
ry-Bowden.  *dAs 25 Nov.  *cReceipts: #168 1s. 6d. (159.1.6; 9.0.0).  *p2 dl The
 Provok'd Husband.  Lord Townly-Kemble; Mr Manly-Bensley; Sir Francis Wronghead-
Hollingsworth; Squire Richard-Suett; John Moody-Moody; Count Basset-Dodd; James-
Evans; Poundage-Burton; Constable-Maddocks; Servant-Trueman; Lady Townly-Miss Fa
rren; Lady Grace-Mrs Goodall; Lady Wronghead-Mrs Hopkins; Miss Jenny-Mrs Gibbs; 
Mrs Motherly-Mrs Booth; Myrtilla-Miss Tidswell; Mrs Trusty-Mrs Heard.  *aThe Son
-in-Law.  Cranky-Suett; Vinegar-Aickin; Bouquet-Dignum; Bowkit-Bannister Jun.; M
an of the House-Maddocks; Signor Arionelli (1st time)-Miss DeCamp; Idle-R. Palme
r; Mum-Wewitzer; John-Trueman; Lilly-Master Gregson; Cecilia-Miss Leak; Dolce-Mr
s Jones.  *cAfterpiece: By Permission of the Proprietor of the Theatre Royal, +H
ay Market=.  Receipts: #191 5s. (113.4.6; 74.1.6; 3.19.0).  *pcg The Deserted Da
ughter.  As 14 Oct., but Grime-Davenport [in place of $Bernard=%.  *aThe Poor Sa
ilor.  As 26 Nov.  *dAs 26 Nov.  *cReceipts: #127 17s. 6d. (118.2.6; 9.15.0).  *
p3 dl The Country Girl.  As 3 Nov., but Lucy-Miss Mellon.  *aLodoiska.  As 9 Nov
.  *cReceipts: #227 4s. 6d. (151.11.0; 69.2.6; 6.11.0).  *pcg Speculation.  As 7
 Nov.  *aThe Irish Mimick.  As 18 Nov.  *dAs 25 Nov.  *cReceipts: #207 10s. (198
.6; 9.4).  *p4 dl Alexander the Great.  As 23 Nov.  *aThe Son-in-Law.  As 2 Dec.
, but Man of the House-_; Idle-_; Mum-_; John-_; Lilly-_; Dolce-_.  *sAs 23 Nov.
, but Grand Chorus of Priests Youths Virgins-_Cooke, _Danby, _Evans, _Fisher, Ma
ster _Welsh, Master _DeCamp, Master _Gregson, Miss _Chatterley, Miss _Wentworth,
 Mrs _Butler.  *cReceipts: #233 12s. 6d. (166.13.6; 64.15.6; 2.3.6).  *pcg The B
eggar's Opera.  As 24 Oct., but Jemmy Twitcher-Abbot; Filch-Farley; Jenny Diver-
Mrs Castelle; Jailor-_; Drawer-_.  *aThe Follies of a Day.  Count Almaviva-Lewis
; Figaro-Macready; Antonio-Quick; Bazil-Powel; The Page (with a +song=)-Mrs Mart
yr; Countess-Miss Chapman; Marcelina-Mrs Platt; Agnes-Miss Logan; Susan-Mrs Pope
.  *dAs 24 Oct.  *cReceipts: #139 15s. (134.9.6; 5.5.6).  *p5 dl First Love.  As
 21 Nov.  *aLodoiska.  As 9 Nov.  *cReceipts: #224 16s. (150.4; 68.13; 5.19).  *
pcg Speculation.  As 7 Nov.  *aThe Agreeable Surprise.  Lingo-Fawcett; Sir Felix
 Friendly-Powel; Compton-Bowden; Eugene-Townsend; Chicane-Thompson; Thomas-Daven
port; John-Farley; Cudden-Ledger; Stump-Rees; Laura-Mrs Martyr; Mrs Cheshire-Mrs
 Davenport; Fringe-Mrs Fawcett; Cowslip-Mrs Mountain.  *dAs 25 Nov.  *cAfterpiec
e: By Permission of the Proprietor of the Theatre Royal, +Haymarket=.  Receipts:
 #179 13s. 6d. (169.5.0; 10.8.6).  *p7 dl Alexander the Great.  As 23 Nov.  *aTh
e Romp.  Young Cockney-Dodd; Barnacle-Suett; Old Cockney-Hollingsworth; Capt. Si
ghtly-Dignum; Priscilla Tomboy-Mrs Jordan; Penelope-Miss DeCamp; Miss La Blonde-
Miss Mellon.  *sAs 4 Dec.  *cReceipts: #337 8s. (249.4; 84.7; 3.17).  *pcg The B
attle of Hexham; or, Days of Old.  Gondibert-Holman; Fool-Knight; Gregory Gubbin
s-Fawcett; Robbers-Richardson, Haymes, Abbot, Williamson; Barton-Harley; La Vare
nne-Macready; Corporal-Farley; Drummer-Townsend; Fifer-Simmons; Marquis of Monta
gue-Powel; Duke of Somerset-Claremont; Egbert-Davenport; Prince of Wales-Miss St
anden; Villagers-Mr Rees, Mr Cross, Mrs Mountain, Mrs Clendining, Mrs Norton, Mi
ss Walcup, Miss Kirton, Miss Logan, Mrs Martyr; Adeline-Miss Wallis; Queen Marga
ret-Mrs Pope.  *aThe Poor Sailor.  See 26 Nov.  *cMainpiece: By Permission of th
e Proprietor of the Theatre Royal, +Haymarket=.  [As afterpiece the playbill ann
ounces +Oscar and Malvina=, but "+The Poor Sailor= played" (MS annotation on +BM
 playbill=, +cg=, Vol. ix).  "The audience were in a violent uproar, at the chan
ge from Oscar and Malvina to The Poor Sailor" (+Monthly Mirror=, Dec. 1795, pp. 
122-23).] Receipts: #190 7s. (182.17; 7.10).  *p8 dl The Spanish Barber.  As 1 D
ec.  *aThe Child of Nature.  As 17 Nov.  *aThe Spoil'd Child.  As 1 Dec.  *cRece
ipts: #284 12s. (200.1.6; 80.13.0; 3.17.6).  *pcg Speculation.  As 16 Nov.  *aTh
e Irish Mimick.  As 18 Nov.  *dAs 25 Nov.  *cReceipts: #134 (128.7; 5.13).  *p9 
dl Know Your Own Mind.  Millamour-Wroughton; Dashwould-Bannister Jun.; Malvil-Wh
itfield; Bygrove-Aickin; Captain Bygrove-C. Kemble; Sir John Millamour-Packer; S
ir Harry Lovewit-R. Palmer; Lady Bell-Miss Farren; Lady Jane-Mrs Gibbs; Mrs Brom
ley-Miss Pope; Miss Neville-Mrs Kemble.  *aLodoiska.  As 9 Nov.  *cReceipts: #22
0 4s. 6d. (144.4.6; 70.4.6; 5.15.6).  *pcg King Henry the Fourth, First Part.   
Sir John Falstaff (1st time)-Fawcett; King Henry-Harley; Prince of Wales-Lewis; 
Sir Richard Vernon-Middleton; Worcester-Hull; Poins-Macready; Francis-Knight; Si
r W. Blunt-Richardson; Bardolph-Thompson; Douglas-Farley; Northumberland-Davenpo
rt; Westmorland-Claremont; Sheriff-Haymes; Peto-Rees; Gadshill-Williamson; Princ
e John of Lancaster-Holland; Messenger-Abbot; Hotspur's Servant-Master Curties; 
Travellers-Blurton, Coombs, Wilde; Carriers-Quick, Munden; Hotspur-Holman; Hoste
ss-Mrs Davenport; Lady Percy-Miss Chapman.  *aThe Flitch of Bacon.  Capt. Grevil
le-Incledon; Capt. Wilson-Bowden; Major Benbow-Davenport; Justice Benbow-Powel; 
Kilderkin-Ledger; Ned-Cross; Putty-Rees; Tipple-Munden; Eliza-Mrs Mountain.  *cM
ainpiece: Not acted these 5 years [acted 24 Nov. 1791].  "$Fawcett= is unfortuna
te in his laugh, which is forced and affected, as if it were more the result of 
some specific direction acting on his memory, than of any combination of ludicro
us images excited in his mind" (+Monthly Mirror=, Dec. 1795, p. 123).  Receipts:
 #170 12s. (168.8.6; 2.3.6).  *p10 dl The Surrender of Calais.  King Edward-Barr
ymore; Harcourt-Trueman; Sir Walter Manny-Packer; John de Vienne-Aickin; Ribbomo
nt-Palmer; Eustace de St. Pierre-Bensley; Officer-Cooke; John D'Aire-Benson; Cit
izens-Banks, Wewitzer, Russell, Webb; Old Man-Waldron; Crier-Hollingsworth; Carp
enters-Suett, Burton; O'Carrol-Johnstone (of +cg=); Serjeant-Caulfield; La Gloir
e-Bannister Jun.; Queen-Mrs Goodall; Julia-Mrs Powell; Madelon-Mrs Bland.  *aThe
 Adopted Child.  As 7 Nov., but Flint-Phillimore.  *sMainpiece: Vocal Parts-Danb
y, Fisher, Maddocks, Trueman, Welsh, Master DeCamp, Master Gregson, Annereau, At
kins, Aylmer, Boyce, Bardoleau, Brown, Cook, Denman, Dixon, Dibble, Caulfield Ju
n., [J.] Fisher, Gallot, Tett, Walker, Willoughby, Miss Leak, Miss DeCamp, Miss 
Arne, Mrs Boimaison, Mrs Bramwell, Miss Chatterley, Miss Granger, Miss Jackson, 
Mrs Maddocks, Miss Menage, Miss Mellon, Mrs Butler, Miss Stuart.  *cMainpiece: F
or this Night only.  By permission of the Proprietor of the Theatre Royal, +Hay 
Market=.  [In mainpiece the playbill assigns Julia to $Mrs Jordan=, and as after
piece announces +The Wedding Day=, but "Mrs Jordan being suddenly taken ill, the
 Pubick are respectfully informed that $Mrs Powell= will, with their permission,
 attempt the Character of +Julia=r in the +Surrender of Calais=; to which will b
e added +The Adopted Child= [with cast listed as above]" (printed slip attached 
to +Kemble playbill=).] Receipts: #238 7s. (166.0.6; 66.19.0; 5.7.6).  *pcg Spec
ulation.  As 16 Nov.  *aThe Agreeable Surprise.  As 5 Dec.  *dAs 25 Nov.  *cRece
ipts: #198 8s. 6d. (189.9.0; 8.19.6).  *p11 dl Measure for Measure.  Duke-Kemble
; Angelo-Palmer; Escalus-Aickin; Claudio-Wroughton; Lucio-Bannister Jun.; Gentle
men-Dignum, Trueman; Provost-Caulfield; Friar Peter-Packer; Elbow-Dodd; Froth-Be
nson; Clown-Suett; Abhorson-Phillimore; Barnardine-R. Palmer; Thomas-Maddocks; I
sabella-Mrs Siddons; Mariana-Mrs Goodall; Francisca-Miss Tidswell; Mrs Over@done
-Mrs Booth.  *aNo Song No Supper.  As 17 Sept.  *c[Afterpiece in place of +The A
dopted Child=, advertised on playbill of 10 Dec.]  Receipts: #199 17s. 6d. (133.
11.6; 64.17.0; 1.9.0).  *pcg Love in a Village.  As 5 Oct., but Maid-Mrs Lloyd. 
 *aThe Irishman in London.  As 23 Sept.  *dAs 5 Oct.  *cReceipts: #113 18s. (111
.11.6; 2.6.6).  *p12 dl First Love.  As 21 Nov.  *aThe Humourist.  Sir Anthony H
alfwit-Suett; Dabble-Bannister Jun.; Frolick-Hollingsworth; Beaumont-Benson; Blu
nt-Webb; Servants-Banks, Evans; Mrs Matadore-Mrs Hopkins; Diana-Miss Heard; Mrs 
Meddle-Miss Tidswell.  *cReceipts: #228 11s. 6d. (155.13.6; 66.11.0; 6.7.0).  *p
cg Speculation.  As 16 Nov.  *aMarian.  As 6 Nov.  *dAs 25 Nov.  *cReceipts: #17
5 12s. (165.3; 10.9).  *pking's La Bella Arsene.  [Principal Characters by Rosel
li, Rovedino, Morelli, Mme Banti.  [Cast from libretto ($W. Glindon=, 1795):% Al
cindoro-Roselli; Arturo-Rovedino; Carbonaro-Morelli; Arsene-Mme Banti; Eugenia-S
ga Pastorelli; Alina-Sga Colombati.  *d[With%+Dances= [by $Onorati=%-.  *cA New 
Heroic Opera [1st performed at +Fontainbleau=, 1773], in 3 acts, with Chorusses 
under the direction of $Kelly=.  The Subscribers and  the Public are respectfull
y entreated to observe that, at the pressing desire of the Subscribers, this The
atre will now be opened, without waiting for the arrival of the Performers expec
ted from abroad; consequently the Entertainments cannot be expected to be so com
plete as otherwise they would have been if the opening had been delayed until th
e arrival of all the Company.  Pit 10s. 6d. Gallery 5s.  The Upper Boxes to be t
aken by the season or by the night.  The Doors to be opened at 6:30.  To begin e
xactly at 7:30 [see 7 June 1796].  *p14 dl Alexander the Great.  As 23 Nov., but
 Statira-Mrs Goodall [in place of $Mrs Powell=%.  *aThe Devil to Pay.  Sir John 
Loverule-Dignum; Butler-Sedgwick; Jobson-Moody; Doctor-Maddocks; Lady Loverule-M
iss Heard; Lucy-Miss Mellon; Lettice-Miss Tidswell; Nell-Mrs Jordan.  *sAs 4 Dec
.  *cReceipts: #296 9s. (225.18.0; 64.15.6; 5.15.6).  *pcg King Henry the Fourth
, First Part.  As 9 Dec., but Carriers-Munden, Powel.  *aOscar and Malvina.  As 
12 Oct.  *cReceipts: #234 5s. (231.7; 2.18).  *p15 dl The Spanish Barber.  As 1 
Dec.  *aThe Child of Nature.  As 17 Nov.  *aThe Spoil'd Child.  As 1 Dec., but M
aria-Miss Heard.  *cReceipts: #278 18s. (197.11.6; 77.10.6; 3.16.0).  *pcg The D
istrest Mother.  Orestes-Holman; Pylades-Toms; Phoenix-Macready; Pyrrhus-Pope; H
ermione-Miss Gough; Cephisa-Mrs Platt; Cleone-Mrs Townsend; Andromache-Mrs Pope.
  *aThree Weeks after Marriage.  Sir Charles Racket-Lewis; Woodley-Macready; Lov
elace-Farley; Drugget-Munden; Dimity-Mrs Fawcett; Mrs Drugget-Mrs Davenport; Nan
cy-Miss Logan; Lady Racket-Mrs Mattocks.  *dAs 25 Nov.  *cBenefit for $Miss Goug
h=.  Receipts: #246 18s. 6d. (129.19.6; 6.11.0; tickets: 110.8.0).  *pking's La 
Bella Arsene.  As 12 Dec.  *dAs 12 Dec.  *p16 dl The Siege of Belgrade.  As 4 No
v.  *aThe Village Lawyer.  As 6 Oct.  *cReceipts: #231 13s. 6d. (161.11.6; 67.19
.0; 2.3.0).  *pcg King Henry the Fourth, First Part.  As 14 Dec.  *aOscar and Ma
lvina.  As 12 Oct.  *cReceipts: #168 5s. (164.18; 3.7).  *p17 dl She Wou'd and S
he Wou'd Not.  As 7 Nov., but Trappanti-Suett; Soto-R. Palmer; Rosara-Miss Heard
.  *aPeeping Tom.  As 15 Oct.  *cReceipts: #225 0s. 6d. (150.11.6; 70.10.6; 3.18
.6).  *pcg Speculation.  As 16 Nov.  *aSprigs of Laurel.  As 14 Oct.  *dAs 25 No
v.  *cReceipts: #208 12s. 6d. (197.6.6; 11.6.0).  *p18 dl King John.  King John-
Kemble; Prince Henry-C. Kemble; Arthur-Master Welsh; Pembroke-Dignum; Essex-Caul
field; Salisbury-Whitfield; Hubert-Bensley; Faulconbridge-Palmer; R. Faulconbrid
ge-Waldron; James Gurney-Welsh; English Herald-Trueman; Sheriff-Cooke; Execution
er-Evans; King Philip-Aickin; Lewis-Barrymore; Austria-Phillimore; Cardinal Pand
ulpho-Packer; Elinor-Mrs Hopkins; Constance-Mrs Siddons; Blanch-Miss Mellon.  *a
The Doctor and the Apothecary.  Thomaso-Hollingsworth; Sturmwald-Wewitzer; Carlo
s-Kelly; Juan-Bannister Jun.; Guzman-Sedgwick; Doctor Bilioso-Suett; Perez-Burto
n; Shopman-Evans; Anna-Mrs Crouch; Isabella-Mrs Bland; Theresa-Mrs Booth.  *cAft
erpiece: Not acted these 3 years.  Receipts: #257 19s. 6d. (169.14.0; 86.9.6; 1.
16.0).  *pcg The Battle of Hexham.  As 7 Dec., but Villagers-Mrs _Norton, Mrs +C
astelle.  *aCrotchet Lodge.  As 24 Oct., but Squire Shinken-Townsend; Maid-Miss 
Logan.  *cReceipts: #122 19s. (111.19; 11.0).  *p19 dl First Love.  As 21 Nov., 
but Sir Miles Mowbray-Wewitzer.  *aThe First Floor.  Whimsey-Hollingsworth; Monf
ord-Caulfield; Young Whimsey-R. Palmer; Tim Tartlett-Bannister Jun.; Furnish-Sue
tt; Simon-Burton; Frank-Banks; Snap-Jones; Landlord-Maddocks; Postboy-Webb; Mrs 
Pattypan-Mrs Hopkins; Charlotte-Miss Heard; Nancy-Miss Tidswell.  *cAfterpiece: 
Not acted these 3 years.  Receipts: #193 19s. (132.19.0; 54.7.6; 6.12.6).  *pcg 
Speculation.  As 16 Nov.  *aOscar and Malvina.  As 12 Oct.  *cReceipts: #189 14s
. (180.3; 9.11).  *pking's La Bella Arsene.  As 12 Dec.  *dAs 12 Dec.  *p21 dl A
lexander the Great.  As 14 Dec., but Perdiccas-Benson [in place of $Whitfield=%;
 Eumenes-Phillimore [of $Benson=%.  *aThe Pannel.  Don Guzman-Hollingsworth; Don
 Ferdinand-Barrymore; Don Carlos-Benson; Don Pedro-Caulfield; Muskato-Bannister 
Jun.; Lazarillo-R. Palmer; Marcella-Mrs Goodall; Aurora-Mrs Kemble; Beatrice-Mrs
 Jordan.  *sAs 4 Dec.  *cReceipts: #229 10s. (159.19; 65.8; 4.3).  *pcg Oroonoko
.  Oroonoko-Pope; Governor-Richardson; Blandford-Macready; Capt. Driver-Davenpor
t; Stanmore-Williamson; Aboan-Harley; Imoinda-Mrs Pope.  *aMerry Sherwood; or, H
arlequin Forester.  Principal Vocal Characters-Incledon, Johnstone, Munden, Fawc
ett, Bowden, Knight, Townsend, Richardson, Haymes, Gray, Street, Linton, Spoffor
th, Tett, Mrs Serres, Mrs Mountain, Mrs Clendining, Mrs Martyr; [Principal Panto
mimic Characters:% Robin Hood-Follett; Arthur of Bradley-Farley; Little John-Sim
mons; Will Scarlet-Cranfield; Will Stukely-Williamson; Locksley-Gray; Midge the 
Miller-Street; Clerk-Rees; Parson of Barnsdale-Platt; Sheriff of Nottingham-Thom
pson; Prince of Arragon-Holland; Two Giants-; Price, Stevens; Harlequin-Simpson;
 Maid Marian-Mlle St.Amand; [Part I. Scene I. +A View in Sherwood Forest=, +Robi
n Hood's Well=;% Principal Archer (with +In Merry Sherwood=)-Bowden; +Dialogue B
allad=-Robin Hood, the Tanner; +The Witch of Sherwood=-Mrs Martyr; [Scene II. +A
 View of the Suburbs of Nottingham=;% +The Bellman's Chaunt=-Fawcett; [Scene III
. +A Hall in the Sheriff's House=; Scene IV. +A View of the Town Hall of Notting
ham=; Scene V. +A Country Alehouse=;% +Tinker's Song=-Knight; [Scene VI. +The Pi
nfold of Wakefield Town=; Scene VII. +Robin Hood's Bower=; Scene VIII. +View in 
Plumpton Park=;% +Song= by Allen o'Dale-Incledon; [Scene IX. +Pollard Wood=;% +S
ong= by the Damsel-Mrs Clendining; [Scene X.% +Song= by the Earl's Daughter-Mrs 
Serres; [The Defeat of the Two Giants.  The Princess's Marriage with Will Scarle
t.%  A +Grand Dance= of Warriors-[in the Field of Combat.  Part II. Scene I. +A 
View of Fountain Dale=%; +Song= [by +Curtal Fryar=r%-Bowden; [Scene II. +Fountai
n Abbey Wall=; Scene III. +A View of Nottingham Castle=;% +Beggar's Ballad=-Town
send; [Scene IV. +Nottingham Market Place=; Robin's rescue of Will Stukely from 
the Sheriff of Nottingham.%  +Song= by Irish Pilgrim-Johnstone; [Scene V. +View 
in Barnsdale=;% +Song= by Allen o'Dale-Incledon; [Scene VI. +Barnsdale Church Ya
rd=;% +Song= by the Old Knight-Munden; [Scene VII, VIII and IX. +Scarborough Cli
ffs=; +A View at Sea=; +A Plough Field=; Scene X. +A Forest View in Yorkshire=;%
 +Song= by Martha-Mrs Mountain; [Scene XI. +Birksley Monastery=; Robin Hood's De
ath. Epitaph and Revival.% +Song= by the Witch-; [The Piece to conclude with a G
rand Scene, representing the +Triumphs of Archery=.  Order of the Procession: Ba
nner, "Fabulous Archery."  Apollo-Hercules-Diana-Orion-and Cupid-Four Satyrs dra
wing a moving Group of Figures, representing Penelope's Suitors trying to bend U
lysses' Bow.  Banner, "Antient Archery," succeeded by Archers of the following n
ations: Persians-Parthian-Scythian-Ethiopian-Amazonian-Grecian-Thracian-Lycian-R
oman.  Banner, "Archery introduced into +Britain=."  Pageant, representing the L
anding of Julius Caesar-Saxon Archer-Danish Archer-Norman Archer-English Archer-
Pageant representing the +Battle of Hastings=.  Banner, "Modern Archery."  Grand
 Meeting of Modern Archers of all nations: Otaheitan-Peruvian-East Indian-Chines
e-Arab-Turkish-African-North American-Lapland-Russian-Polish-Flemish-Caledonian,
 English.  To conclude with a% +Grand Dance of Archers=-Byrn; Finale, Chorus-.  
*cMainpiece: Altered into Three Acts.  "All the comic part of the play is cut ou
t" (+Monthly Mirror=, Dec. 1795, p. 123).  Afterpiece [1st time; P 2, by $Willia
m Pearce=]: The Incidents principally selected from the legendary Ballads of the
 13th Century.  The Scenery, Machinery, Music, Dresses and Decorations entirely 
new, and in correct conformity to the Times.  The Pantomime invented by $Mr Lons
dale=.  The Songs written by $Mr O'Keeffe=.  The Overture and the Music (with th
e exception of a few Antient Ballad Tunes) by $Reeve=.  The Dances invented by $
Byrn=.  [The concluding Grand Scene regulated by $Thomas Harris= (Monthly Mirror
, supra).]  The Scenery painted by $Hodgins=, $Lupino=, $Phillips=, $Thorne=, $H
ollogan=, $Blackmore=, and assistants.  The Machinery by $Sloper= and $Goosetree
=.  The Dresses by $Dick= and $Mrs Egan=.  Books of the Songs to be had at the T
heatre.  [For a further assignment of the Vocal Characters and for a more detail
ed synopsis, see 4 Jan. 1796.]  Account-Book, 16 Jan. 1796: Paid Goosetree for t
he Keep and Hire of Horses for the Pantomime #15 13s.  Receipts: #321 19s. (318.
10; 3.9).  *p22 dl The Spanish Barber.  As 1 Dec.  *aThe Child of Nature.  As 17
 Nov., but Duke Murcia-Suett.  *aThe Spoil'd Child.  As 15 Dec.  *cReceipts: #25
0 12s. (182.8; 66.18; 1.6).  *pcg The Winter's Tale.  Florizel-Holman; Polixenes
-Harley; Camillo-Davenport; Cleomenes-Richardson; Clown-Quick; Autolicus (with +
songs=)-Munden; Leontes-Pope; Perdita-Miss Wallis; Paulina-Mrs Fawcett; Dorcas-M
rs Mountain; Mopsa-Mrs Castelle; Hermione-Mrs Pope.  *aMerry Sherwood.  As 21 De
c.  *cMainpiece: Altered from $Shakespeare= by $Garrick=, in 3 Acts.  Receipts: 
#253 9s. 6d. (250.9.0; 3.0.6).  *pking's La Bella Arsene.  As 12 Dec.  *dAs 12 D
ec.  *p23 dl Macbeth.  As 29 Sept., but Macbeth-Palmer; Banquo-Packer; Macduff-W
roughton; Lenox-Trueman; Rosse-Barrymore; Physician-Jones?; Serjeant-Caulfield; 
[added:% Messenger-Banks; Officer-_.  *aThe Adopted Child.  As 10 Dec.  *sAs 29 
Sept.  *c[In mainpiece the playbill retains $Kemble= as +Macbeth=r, $Wroughton= 
as +Banquo=r, and $Palmer= as +Macduff=r, but "The Publick are respectfully info
rmed that Mr Kemble being confined by Indisposition...Macbeth will be performed 
by Palmer, Macduff by Wroughton, Banquo by $Packer=" (printed slip attached to +
Kemble playbill=).  No mention is made of the +Physician=, but $Jones= was Packe
r's usual substitute in this part.  See 11 Apr.  1796.]  Receipts: #218 11s. 6d.
 (153.14.6; 61.11.6; 3.5.6).  *pcg  Werter.  Werter-Holman; Sebastian-Williamson
; Leuthrop-Claremont; Albert-Harley; Laura-Miss Logan; Charlotte-Miss Wallis.  *
aMerry Sherwood.  As 21 Dec., but [added:% Attendants on Arthur of Bradley-Abbot
, Powers; [in Part II, Scene VI:% +A Dance=-; [Martha's song, i.e. transferred f
rom Scene X;% Principal Vocal Characters-_Johnstone, _Munden, _Haymes, _Street, 
Mrs _Serres; [and the +songs= in Part I, Scene X and in Part II, Scenes IV and V
I% Song by the Earl's Daughter-_; Song by Irish Pilgrim-_; Song by the Old Knigh
t-_.  *cMainpiece: In Three Acts.  Receipts: #233 9s. 6d. (227.2.6; 6.7.0).  *p2
6 dl A Trip to Scarborough.  As 10 Nov., but Probe-Waldron; Lory-R. Palmer; La V
arole-Wewitzer.  *aNo Song No Supper.  As 17 Sept.  *cReceipts: #313 17s. 6d. (2
58.3.0; 50.13.6; 5.1.0).  *pcg The Widow of Malabar.  Young Bramin-Holman; Raymo
nd-Toms; Albert-Claremont; Nordain-Thompson; Old Bramin-Harley; Fatima-Mrs Towns
end; Indamora-Mrs Pope (1st appearance in that character).  *aMerry Sherwood.  A
s 23 Dec., but [in Part I, Scene II:% +The Bellman's Chaunt=-Rees; Principal Voc
al Characters-_Fawcett.  *cMainpiece: With a +Procession representing the Ceremo
nies attending the Sacrifice of an Indian Woman on the Funeral Pile of her decea
sed Husband=.  Receipts: #356 18s. 6d. (354.10.6; 2.8.0).  *pking's La Bella Ars
ene.  As 12 Dec.  *dAs 12 Dec.  *p28 dl Alexander the Great.  As 21 Dec., but Ph
illimore_; Packer_; Trueman_.  *aThe Doctor and the Apothecary.  As 18 Dec.  *sA
s 4 Dec.  *cReceipts: #312 11s. 6d. (253.0.6; 57.10.0; 2.1.0).  *pcg Oroonoko.  
As 21 Dec., but Imoinda-Miss Chapman.  *aMerry Sherwood.  As 26 Dec., but [in Pa
rt I, Scene X: +The Entree= in place of +The Defeat of the Two Giants=; in Part 
II, Scene V:% +Song=-Gray; Principal Vocal Characters-_Incledon; [in Part I, Sce
ne VIII:% +Song=-[; in +Triumphs of Archery=: synopsis of "Modern Archery."%.  *
cReceipts: #287 (283.2; 3.18).  *p29 dl The Spanish Barber.  As 1 Dec.  *aThe Ch
ild of Nature.  As 22 Dec., but Seville-_; Granada-_.  *aThe Spoil'd Child.  As 
15 Dec., but Margery-_; Susan-_.  *cReceipts: #250 7s. 6d. (202.2.0; 45.18.6; 2.
7.0).  *pcg The London Hermit.  Toby Thatch-Quick; Old Pranks-Munden; Young Pran
ks-Fawcett; Natty Maggs-Knight; Barleycorn-Davenport; Whimmy-Powel; Tully-Johnst
one; Dian-Mrs Townsend; Mrs Maggs-Mrs Davenport; Kitty Barleycorn-Mrs Mountain. 
 *aMerry Sherwood.  As 28 Dec.  *cMainpiece: By Permission of the Proprietor of 
the Theatre Royal, +Haymarket=.  Receipts: #246 2s. (245.13; 0.9).  *pking's La 
Bella Arsene.  As 12 Dec.  *dAs 12 Dec.  *p30 dl The Purse; or, Benevolent Tar. 
 The Baron-Packer; Edmund-Dignum; Theodore-Trueman; Will Steady-Bannister Jun.; 
Page-Miss Menage; Sally-Mrs Bland.  *aThe Suicide.  Tobine-Palmer; Tabby-Aickin;
 Dr Truby-Wewitzer; Bolus-Maddocks; Wingrave-Suett; Catchpenny-Wathen; Ranter-Ba
nnister; Squib-R. Palmer; Bounce-Russell; Juggins-Burton; Mrs Grogram-Mrs Hopkin
s; Nancy Lovell-Mrs Goodall; Peggy-Miss Mellon.  *aMy Grandmother.  As 22 Sept.,
 but Woodly-Sedgwick; Soufrance-Wewitzer.  *c2nd piece: By permission of the pro
prietor of the Theatre Royal, +Hay Market=.  Receipts: #198 7s. (126.17.6; 67.8.
0; 4.1.6).     *pcg The Dramatist.  As 16 Sept., but Floriville-Macready; Willou
ghby-Claremont; John-_; Letty-_.  *aMerry Sherwood.  As 28 Dec., but [added:% Th
e Overture-; accompanied on the Harp-Weippert.  *cReceipts: #289 3s. (269.13; 19
.10).  *p31 dl First Love.  As 19 Dec., but Robin-Maddocks.  *aThe Prize.  As 19
 Sept.  *cReceipts: #240 6s. (181.12.6; 51.2.6; 7.11).  *pcg The Comedy of Error
s.  Antipholis of Syracuse-Pope; Antipholis of Ephesus-Holman; Duke-Richardson; 
Aegeon-Hull; Angelo-Powel; Dromio of Syracuse-Munden; Dromio of Ephesus-Quick; L
uciana-Mrs Mountain; Abbess-Miss Chapman; Adriana-Mrs Mattocks.  *aMerry Sherwoo
d.  As 30 Dec.  *cReceipts: #225 (199.2; 25.18).  *p1796 1 1 dl King Henry the E
ighth.  As 6 Nov. 1795, but Lord Sands-Waldron; Anne Bullen-Miss DeCamp; Brandon
-_; Serjeant-_; Cryer-_; Door@keeper-_.  *aThe Son-in-Law.  As 2 Dec. 1795, but 
John-_; Lilly-_; Dolce-_.  *c[Mainpiece in place of +Alexander the Great=, adver
tised on playbill of 31 Dec. 1795.]  Mainpiece: +Banquet=, +Court=, +Procession=
 as 6 Nov. 1795.  Receipts: #211 8s. 6d. (151.13.6; 54.18.6; 4.15.6).  *pcg The 
Mysteries of the Castle.  As 4 Nov. 1795, but Bernardo-_; Chorus of Soldiers and
 Sailors-_Blurton, _Little; Chorus of Country Girls-Mrs _Norton, Mrs _Castelle, 
Mrs _Bayzand, Mrs _Masters.  *aMerry Sherwood.  As 30 Dec. 1795.  *cReceipts: #2
29 5s. 6d. (222.8.6; 6.17.0).  *p2 dl The Recruiting Officer.  As 26 Nov. 1795, 
but Mr Scale-Jones; Tallman's wife-Mrs Heard.  *aThe Children in the Wood.  As 1
3 Oct. 1795, but Winifred-Mrs Maddocks.  *cReceipts: #165 9s. (106.12; 55.8; 3.9
).  *pcg Notoriety.  Nominal-Lewis; Col. Hubbub-Quick; O'Whack-Johnstone; Clairv
ille-Middleton; Sir Andrew Acid-Munden; Lord Jargon-Claremont; Saunter-Macready;
 Sophia Strangeways-Miss Chapman; Lady Acid-Mrs Davenport; Honoria-Mrs Mountain.
  *aMerry Sherwood.  As 30 Dec. 1795.  *cReceipts: #201 10s. 6d. (193.13.6; 7.17
.0).  *pking's Semiramide; or, La Vendetta di Nino.  [See 5 Jan.%  *d+Dances=-. 
 *cOpera: With Chorusses under the Direction of $Kelly=.  Ballet: +Paul et Virgi
nie= [advertised in +Morning Chronicle=, 1 Jan.] is still unavoidably postponed 
on account of the indisposition of $Mme Hilligsberg=.  The Subscribers are most 
respectfully entreated to be careful to whom they give their Tickets, as many im
proper persons have lately presented themsleves for admission into the Theatre w
ith those Tickets; and the Subscribers are requested to observe that, in future,
 persons of this description will be conducted directly to the indentical Boxes 
to which such Tickets belong, instead of being admitted into any other part of t
he Theatre.  The Public are entreated to understand that neither Ladies in Undre
ss Hats or Bonnets, nor Gentlemen in Boots, will be admitted into the Pit of the
 Opera.  *p4 dl The Provok'd Husband.  As 2 Dec. 1795, but Poundage-Waldron.  *a
The Doctor and the Apothecary.  As 18 Dec. 1795.  *c[Mainpiece in place of +The 
Grecian Daughter=, advertised on playbill of 2 Jan.]  Receipts: #282 19s. (196.1
0; 80.18; 5.11).  *pcg The Ghost.  As 19 Oct. 1795, but Belinda-_.  *aThe Widow 
of Malabar.  As 26 Dec. 1795, but Fatima-_.  *aMerry Sherwood [and see 21 Dec. 1
795].  [Principal Vocal Characters:% First Bowman, Friar Tuck-Bowden; Tinker-Kni
ght; Cryer-Rees; Beggar Man-Townsend; Tanner-Richardson; Allen@o'@Dale-Gray; Mar
tha-Mrs Mountain; Damsel-Mrs Clendining; Witch of Nottingham Well-Mrs Martyr; [P
rincipal Pantomimic Characters: as 21 Dec. 1795% Robin Hood-Follett; Arthur of B
radley-Farley; Little John-Simmons; Will Scarlet-Cranfield; Will Stukely-William
son; Locksley-Gray; Midge the Miller-Street; Clerk-Rees; Parson of Barnsdale-Pla
tt; Sheriff of Nottingham-Thompson; Prince of Arragon-Holland; Two Giants-Price,
 Stevens; Harlequin-Simpson; Maid Marian-Mlle St.Amand; [Part I. Scene I. A View
 in Sherwood Forest; Archers regaling on Venison% +Song=-Follett; [Robin enterin
g, receives a challenge from Marian, the Sheriff of Nottingham's Daughter, to sh
oot the Deer.  The Sheriff and Arthur-o'-Bardley's pursuit of Marian.  Harlequin
 appears as a Beggar Boy-is refused relief from the Sheriff, but receives it fro
m Robin and his Men.  Marian forced by the Sheriff from Robin.  The Witch of Not
tingham rises from the Well, puts Robin in possession of an enchanted Horn to wi
nd when in distress, and appoints Harlequin as his Guide and Protector-the Movin
g Grove-the story of Robin Hood and the Tanner-the Miniature View of the Suburbs
 of Nottingham, which changes to Scene II. A View of Nottingham Town.  The Sheri
ff offers a reward for apprehending Robin.% +The Cryer's Chaunt=-; [Scene III. A
 Hall in the Sheriff's House; Sheriff introduces Marian to Arthur-o'-Bradley, he
r [sic] intended Bride-Little John disguised, brings on a dead Buck as a present
 to Arthur-the Buck becomes animated and drives off Arthur, and Little John esca
pes with Marian.  A Leap by Harlequin over the Heads of twelve Soldiers armed Wi
th Pikes, Swords.  Scene IV. View of the Town Hall in Nottingham.  Porter enters
 with Box-Marian taken by Arthur is forced into it-the Box being placed on the h
ead of Arthur changes into a Bird Cage, in which he is inclosed.  Scene V. A Cou
ntry Alehouse.% +Tinker's Song=-Farley, Knight; [seated at a Table, which change
s to the Town Stocks in which they are confined-Harlequin's Leap over the Heads 
of his pursuers, from the Thatch of the Alehouse.  Scene VI. The Pinfold of Wake
field Town.  The story of the Pindar of Wakefield-the Purseurs inclosed in the P
ound.  Scene VII. Robin Hood's Bower.  Barrel of Ale which changes to the Cedar 
Tree of Lebanon, with a circular Bench.  Scene VIII. View in Plumpton Park.  Rob
in and his pursuers in full chace-the commencement of the Story of the Prince of
 Arragon, and the Earl of Nottingham's Daughter.  The Entree of the Two Giants--
the Challenge to Combat.  Scene IX. Pollard Wood% +Song=-Mrs Clendining; [implor
ing Robin Hood's aid to rescue the Princess.  Scene X. The Earl of Nottingham, h
is Daughter, and the Count discovered-Giants, Pigmies-Robin vanquishes the Princ
e of Arragon--% the +Grand Dance= of Warriors in the Field of Combat-; [Part II.
 Scene I. A View in Fountain Dale.  Story of the Curtal Fryar% +Song=-Bowden; [R
obin's skill in Archery-Arthur-o'-Bradley changed to a Tree-shot at by Robin and
 his Party-enters transfixed with Arrows.  Scene II. Fountain Abbey Wall.% +Begg
ar's Ballad=-; [Robin procures his Garments to rescue Will Scarlet.  Scene III. 
Nottingham Castle.  Scarlet attended by the Sheriff, his Guards, led to Executio
n.  Scene IV. Nottingham Market-Place, Gibbet, Ladder.  Robin rescues Will Scarl
et.  The Sheriff suspended on the Gibbet, Arthur-o'-Bradley by a Lanthorn of Fir
e-The Priest and Attendants enclosed in the Ladder.  Scene V. Barnsdale Church. 
 The Story of Allen o'Dale, Martha and the Old Knight and Martha, attended by th
e Bridemen and Maids-a% +Morrice Dance=-; [the Marriage of Allen and Martha% Mar
tha's +song= to Allen o'Dale-Mrs Mountain; [Harlequin changes the Scene to Scene
 VI. A View of the Sea and Scarborough Cliffs, with a Cottage.  Harlequin change
s the Cottage to a Ship-a French Vessel appears in view, which he changes to a c
art-and the Scene to a Plough Field-a piece of Mechanism is introduced represent
ing a Farmer with his Plough and Team of Horses.  Scene VII. A Landscape changes
 to a Stile-Archers to Trees-the Death of Robin by Arthur-o'-Bradley and his Men
.  Scene VII [sic].  Birksley Monastery.  The renovation of Robin by the Witch o
f Nottingham Well% Witches +Recitative=-Mrs Martyr; [Scene VII [sic].  Clouds wi
th Angels supporting Wreaths-which changes to Scene VIII. Representing the Trium
phs of Archery, as 28 Dec. 1795.  To conclude with a% +Grand Dance of Archers=-B
yrn; Finale, Chorus-.  *c[2nd piece in place of +The Mysterious Husband=, advert
ised on playbill of 2 Jan.]  3rd piece: Credits as 21 Dec. 1795; Harp as 30 Dec.
 1795.  [These were included in all subsequent performances.]  Receipts: #272 4s
. (257.15; 14.9).  *p5 dl As You Like It.  As 12 Nov. 1795, but Jaques-Wroughton
; Le Beu-R. Palmer; Touchstone-Palmer; Phebe-Miss Heard.  *aThe Adopted Child.  
As 10 Dec. 1795.  *sAs 12 Nov. 1795.  *cReceipts: #236 6s. (174.18.0; 59.1.6; 2.
6.6).  *pcg Speculation.  As 16 Nov. 1795, but Capt. Arable-Toms; Lady Project-M
iss Chapman; Thompson_.  *aMerry Sherwood.  As 4 Jan.  *cReceipts: #306 2s. 6d. 
(298.19.0; 7.3.6).  *pking's Semiramide.  Principal Characters-Roselli, Rovedino
, Mme Banti.  [Cast adjusted from libretto ($C. Clarke=, 1794): +Arsace=r-Rosell
i; +Seleuco=r-Rovedino; +Mitrane=r-$DeGiovanni=; +Oroe=r-$Braghetti=; +Semiramid
e=r-Mme Banti; +Azema=r-$Sga Colombati=.]  *dAs 2 Jan.  *cChorusses as 2 Jan.  *
p6 dl The Siege of Belgrade.  As 4 Nov. 1795.  *aThe Humourist.  As 12 Dec. 1795
, but Mrs Matadore-Mrs Booth.  *c[Mainpiece in place of +The Grecian Daughter=, 
advertised on playbill of 5 Jan.]  Receipts: #221 13s. (160.12.0; 59.8.6; 1.12.6
).  *pcg The Ghost.  As 4 Jan., but Dolly-Mrs Platt.  *aThe Mysterious Husband. 
 Lord Davenant-Holman; Capt. Dormer-Harley; Sir Henry Harlow-Macready; Charles D
avenant-Toms; Sir Edmund Travers-Powel; Marinanna-Mrs Townsend; Lady Davenant-Mr
s Pope.  *aMerry Sherwood.  As 4 Jan.  *c2nd piece: Not acted these 12 years.  C
ompressed into 4 acts by the Author [$Richard Cumberland=].  "This play has been
 compressed into unintelligibility.  We defy the most ingenious analyser to conn
ect the incidents in any way so as to be understood" (+Monthly Mirror=, Jan. 179
6, p. 188).  Receipts: #146 5s. 6d. (141.13.6; 4.12.0).  *p7 dl Love for Love.  
As 5 Nov. 1795, but Jeremy-R. Palmer; Trapland-Waldron; Nurse-_; Jenny-_.  *aThe
 Adopted Child.  As 24 Sept. 1795, but Le Sage-Sedgwick; Flint-Phillimore.  *cRe
ceipts: #228 16s. 6d. (164.6.6; 62.18.0; 1.12.0).  *pcg The London Hermit.  As 2
9 Dec. 1795, but Mrs Maggs-Mrs Platt.  *aMerry Sherwood.  As 4 Jan.  *cReceipts:
 #249 14s. 6d. (246.17.6; 2.17.0).  *p8 dl The Pirates.  As 11 Nov. 1795, but Fi
delia-Miss DeCamp; Sailor-_; Waiter-_; General Chorus-_Bardoleau, _Brown, _Cook,
 _Denman, _Dixon, _Dibble, _Caulfield Jun, _[J] Fisher, _Gallot, _Tett, _Walker,
 _Willoughby, Miss _Chatterley, Miss _Granger, Miss _Jackson, Mrs _Maddocks, Mis
s _Menage, Miss _Mellon, Miss _Stuart.  *aThe First Floor.  As 19 Dec. 1795, but
 Mrs Pattypan-Mrs Booth; Simon-_; Frank-_; Snap-_; Landlord-_; Postboy-_.  *cRec
eipts: #244 15s. 6d. (182.11.0; 61.12.6; 0.12.0).  *pcg Cross Purposes.  Grub-Mu
nden; Chapeau-Knight; George Bevil-Macready; Robin-Farley; Frank Bevil-Claremont
; Harry Bevil-Williamson; Emily-Mrs Townsend; Mrs Grub-Mrs Mattocks.  *aFontainv
ille Forest.  Lamotte-Pope; Marquis of Montault-Harley; Louis-Middleton; Peter-H
ull; Nemours-Powel; Hortensia Lamotte-Miss Morris; Adeline-Mrs Pope.  *aMerry Sh
erwood.  As 4 Jan.  *c1st piece: In one Act [i.e. reduced from the original two]
.  2nd piece: Compressed into four Acts by the Author [$James Boaden=].  Receipt
s: #217 0s. 6d. (210.19.6; 6.1.0).  *p9 dl First Love.  As 19 Dec. 1795.  *aThe 
Prize.  As 19 Sept. 1795.  *cReceipts: #285 5s. (206.15.6; 75.17.0; 2.12.6).  *p
cg Speculation.  As 16 Nov. 1795, but Lady Project-Miss Chapman [in place of $Mr
s Davenport=%; Thompson_.  *aMerry Sherwood.  As 4 Jan., but [added:% Attendants
 on Arthur of Bradley-Abbot, Powers.  *cReceipts: #297 16s. (291.16; 6.0).  *pki
ng's Semiramide.  As 5 Jan.  *dEnd Opera: +Paul et Virginie=-Mme Hilligsberg (wi
ll as usual performed in men's clothes [i.e. as +Paul=r]).  *cBallet: The Machin
ery in the Storm Scene entirely new.  "Hilligsberg's graceful figure, and the na
ivety of her attitudes gives this little ballet irresistible interest.  The youn
g $DelCaro= does her [$Mme Hilligsberg='s] sister's part [as +Virginie=r]" (+Mor
ning Chronicle=, 13 Jan.).  *p11 dl The Mountaineers.  As 27 Oct. 1795, but Bulc
azin Muley-Bensley; Pacha-Wewitzer; [added:% Chorus of Guards-Powell, Stannard, 
Hawkins, Nigh, Knights, Henderson, Aberdein; Chorus of Goatherds and Villagers-M
aster Welsh, Boyce, Brown, Denman, Fisher, Tett, Webb, Bardoleau, Miss Leak, Mis
s DeCamp, Miss Arne, Mrs Boimaison, Mrs Bramwell, Mrs Butler, Miss Chatterley, M
iss Granger, Miss Jackson, Mrs Maddocks, Miss Menage, Miss Mellon, Miss Wentwort
h.  *aThe Spoil'd Child.  As 15 Dec. 1795, but Miss Pickle-Mrs Booth; Margery-Mr
s Heard.  *cMainpiece: The Overture, Chorusses and new Music by $Dr Arnold=.  Re
ceipts: #310 6s. (230.19; 74.8; 4.19).  *pcg King Henry the Fourth, First Part. 
 As 14 Dec. 1795, but Hostess-Mrs Platt; Northumberland-_; Westmorland-_; Sherif
f-_; Peto-_; Gadshill-_; Messenger-_; Hotspur's Servant-_; Travellers-_.  *aMerr
y Sherwood.  As 4 Jan.  *cReceipts: #264 14s. 6d. (261.16.6; 2.18.0).  *p12 dl T
welfth Night.  As 19 Nov. 1795, but Fabian-R. Palmer; Viola-[read by% Mrs Goodal
l; Maria-Miss Mellon; Priest-_.  *aMy Grandmother.  As 30 Dec. 1795.  *c"The rep
resention announced for last night at this Theatre was +Twelfth Night=; but as $
Mrs Jordan= found herself too ill to perform, new bills were issued, and the sub
stitute was to be +The Siege of Belgrade=.  About the middle of the day, however
, Mrs Jordan found herself well enough to perform, and the other bills were circ
ulated, importing that the play was to be +Twelfth Night=.  But, in the afternoo
n, Mrs Jordan found herself too ill to perform, and a message was sent again to 
the theatre, signifying the melancholy disappointment.  It was then too late to 
make any other change, and Twelfth Night was represented, $Mrs Goodall= reading 
the part of +Viola=r.  There was considerable difficulty in collecting the perfo
rmers, after these repeated changes.  $Barrymore= could not be found, and $Caulf
ield= dressed for +Orsino=r; but when he was ready to appear Barrymore arrived, 
and took the part.  It was then discovered that $Phillimore= was absent, and Cau
lfield was doomed to dress once more, for Phillimore's character; but soon after
 Phillimore came to the house.  $Mrs Kemble= being indisposed, $Miss Mellon= und
ertook her part of +Maria=r ...The Audience (a large one) indeed grumbled a litt
le at this kind of dramatic hocus pocus, but on the whole, were not churlish in 
their testimonies of satisfaction" (+True Briton=, 13 Jan.).  Receipts: #222 19s
. (160.4.0; 58.11.6; 4.3.6).  *pcg Speculation.  As 9 Jan., but +Prologue=-_ [an
d thereafter].  [+Epilogue= as 7 Nov. 1795.%  *aMerry Sherwood.  As 4 Jan.  *cRe
ceipts: #268 6s. (261.9; 6.17).  *pking's Semiramide.  As 5 Jan.  *dAs 9 Jan.  *
cOpera: Chorusses as 2 Jan.  *p13 dl Alexander the Great.  As 14 Dec. 1795, but 
Sysigambis-Mrs Maddocks [in place of $Mrs Hopkins=%; Benson_; Packer_; Trueman_.
  *aThe Doctor and the Apothecary.  As 18 Dec. 1795.  *sAs 4 Dec. 1795.  *cRecei
pts: #321 16s. 6d. (244.10.0; 74.10.0; 2.16.6).  *pcg Arrived at Portsmouth.  Ma
gnet-Incledon; Ferret-Fawcett; Tropic-Bowden; Capt. Pendant-Toms; Major Drummond
-Townsend; Wat-Macready; Mrs Ferret-Mrs Platt; Louisa-Mrs Mountain.  *aThe Days 
of Yore.  [Principal Characters by Pope, Middleton, Harley, Macready, Hull, Toms
, Richardson, Davenport, Claremont, Thompson, Williamson, Mrs Clendining, Mrs Po
pe.  Cast from text ($C. Dilly=, 1796):% Voltimar-Pope; King Alfred-Middleton; O
ddune, Earl of Devonshire-Harley; Sibald-Macready; Roger de Malvern-Hull; Alric,
 Earl of Northumberland-Toms; Gothrun-Richardson; Redwald-Davenport; Egbert-Clar
emont; Mollo-Thompson; Messenger-Williamson; Lothaire-Mrs Clendining; Swithun-Bl
urton; Dane-Abbot; Oswena-Miss Morris [see 14 Jan.]; Adela-Mrs Pope; +Prologue=-
Toms.  *aMerry Sherwood.  As 4 Jan.  *c1st piece: In one Act [i.e. reduced from 
the original two].  2nd piece [1st time; MD 3, by $Richard Cumberland=.  Author 
of Prologue unknown].  Receipts: #235 13s. 6d. (232.9.6; 3.4.0).  *p14 dl The Wh
eel of Fortune.  As 22 Sept. 1795, but Governor Tempest-Waldron; Mrs Woodville-M
rs Goodall; Cook-_; Servant to Tempest-_; Footmen-_.  *aNo Song No Supper.  As 1
7 Sept. 1795.  *cReceipts: #289 16s. (200.7.0; 84.4.6; 5.4.6).  *pcg Arrived at 
Portsmouth.  As 13 Jan.  *aThe Days of Yore.  As 13 Jan. [, but added: $Miss Mor
ris=; +Prologue= as 13 Jan.%  *aMerry Sherwood.  As 4 Jan.  *cReceipts: #218 16s
. (215.3; 3.13).  *p15 dl King Henry the Eighth.  As 6 Nov. 1795, but Cranmer-Be
nson; Dr Butts-Waldron; Surveyor-Webb; Anne Bullen-Miss DeCamp; Brandon-_; Serje
ant-_; Cryer-_; Door@keeper-_.  *aThe Adopted Child.  As 7 Nov. 1795, but Flint-
_.  *cMainpiece: Banquet, Court, Procession, as 6 Nov. 1795.  Receipts: #298 3s.
 6d. (211.9.6; 76.15.6; 9.18.6).  *pcg Arrived at Portsmouth.  As 13 Jan.  *aThe
 Days of Yore.  As 14 Jan.  [+Prologue= as 13 Jan.%  *aMerry Sherwood.  As 4 Jan
.  *cReceipts: #189 13s. (184.10; 5.3).  *p16 dl The Jew.  As 3 Oct. 1795, but S
ir Stephen Bertram-Benson; Mrs Ratcliffe-Mrs Maddocks.  *aThe Liar.  Sir James E
lliot-R. Palmer; Old Wilding-Benson; Young Wilding-Palmer; Papilion-Wewitzer; Mi
ss Grantham-Miss Mellon; Miss Godfrey-Miss Heard; Kitty-Miss Tidswell.  *cReceip
ts: #261 6s. (179.18.6; 73.1.0; 8.6.6).  *pcg Speculation.  As 9 Jan.  *aMerry S
herwood.  As 4 Jan.  *cReceipts: #290 4s. 6d. (282.4.0; 8.0.6).  *pking's Semira
mide.  As 5 Jan.  *dEnd Opera: +Paul et Virginie=- [see 9 Jan.].  *c"The Theatre
 was extremely crowded on Saturday night.  Again the cruel practice of sticking 
up sentinels on the stage produced an accident.  One of the poor fellows, exhaus
ted the position [of] continuing so long motionless, fell down apparently dead, 
and was carried off.  He fell almost at the foot of $Mme Banti=, on whom the sho
ck was so instantaneous as to disable her for some minutes from proceeding.  For
 this she was very becomingly hissed by some persons, who, if they knew the reas
on, did not betray much humanity on the occasion...We trust that this degrading 
and cruel practice of turning men into figures will be discontinued" (+Morning C
hronicle=, 18 Jan.).  *p18 dl Douglas.  As 16 Nov. 1795, but Lord Randolph-Barry
more; Anna-Miss Heard; Servant-_; Prisoner-_.  *aHarlequin Captive; or, The Magi
ck Fire.  [Characters by Caulfield, Banks, Boimaison, Master Welsh, Dubois, Fair
brother, Wathen, Russell, Benson, Hollingsworth, Burton, Phillimore, Maddocks, J
ones, Webb, Fisher, Wentworth, Evans, Roffey, Keys, Whitmell, Wells, Butler, W. 
Banks, Nicolini, Garman, Master Gregson, Master DeCamp; Miss DeCamp, Miss Mellon
, Mrs Boimaison, Miss Heard,  Mrs Cuyler, Mrs Booth, Miss Tidswell, Mrs Maddocks
, Mrs Hedges, Mrs Heard, Mrs Butler, Mrs Brooker, Miss Chatterley, Mrs Jones, Mr
s Mills, Mrs Brigg, Mrs Haskey, Mrs Barrett.%  Chorus of Knights and Ladies (Voc
al Parts)-Sedgwick, Dignum, Trueman, Danby, Cooke, Welsh, Mrs Bland, Miss Leak, 
Miss Arne, Mrs   Bramwell, Miss Granger, Miss Jackson, Miss Menage, Miss Stuart,
 Miss Wentworth; [Cast adjusted from playbill of 9 Nov. 1796:% Ormandine-Caulfie
ld; Harlequin-Banks; Ormandine's Servant-Boimaison; Ariel-Master Welsh; Clown-Du
bois; Sailor-Fairbrother; Sir Epicure-Hollingsworth; Crop-Burton; Landlord-Phill
imore; Countrymen-Maddocks, Jones; Constable-Webb; Prigg-Fisher; Gipsies-Evans, 
Garman, Mrs Butler, Mrs Jones, Mrs Mills, Mrs Brigg; Furies-Roffey, Wells, Maste
r Gregson; Gardener-Whitmell; Waiter-Butler; Cheesemonger-Nicolini; Postboy-Mast
er DeCamp; Colombine-Miss DeCamp; Minerva-Miss Mellon; Spirit-Miss Heard; Landla
dy-Mrs Booth; Lady-Miss Tidswell; Countrywomen-Mrs Maddocks, Mrs Heard; Cook-Mrs
 Brooker; Chambermaid-Miss Chatterley; unassigned-Wathen, Russell, Benson, Wentw
orth, Keys, W. Banks, Mrs Boimaison, Mrs Cuyler, Mrs Hedges, Mrs Haskey, Mrs Bar
rett.  *cAfterpiece [1st time; P 2 (?), by $William Linley=.  Also attributed to
 $Cordal Powel=, librarian to the $Prince of Wales= (+London Chronicle=, 19 Jan.
 1796).  +Larpent MS 1106=; not published, except for Airs ($C. Lowndes=, 1796).
  Synopsis of action in +Pocket Magazine=, Jan. 1796, p. 59].  The Musick compos
ed by W. Linley.  The Scenes [for a description of which see +Theatre Notebook=,
 1965, XIX, p. 58] entirely new, and painted by $Greenwood=.  The Machinery and 
Decorations by $Cabanel=, $Johnston= and $Jacobs=.  The Dresses by Johnston and 
$Miss Rein=.  Nothing under Full Prince will be taken.  Account-Book, 22 Jan.: P
aid Wm. Linley for music of new pantomime #25.  Receipts: #619 3s. (608.9; 10.14
).  *pcg King Henry the Fourth, First Part.  As 11 Jan., but 2nd Carrier-Quick. 
  *aMerry Sherwood.  As 4 Jan.  *cReceipts: #276 5s. (270.14; 5.11).  *p19 dl Kn
ow Your Own Mind.  As 9 Dec. 1795.  *aHarlequin Captive.  As 18 Jan.  *c[Mainpie
ce in place of +The Heiress=, advertised on playbill of 18 Jan.]  Receipts: #405
 0s. 6d. (398.10.6; 6.10.0).  *pcg Speculation.  As 9 Jan.  *aMerry Sherwood.  A
s 4 Jan.  *cReceipts: #250 12s. (239.6; 11.6).  *pking's Alceste.  [Cast adjuste
d from libretto ($W. Glindon= [1795]):% Admeto-Kelly; Evandro-Roselli; Gran Sace
rdote-Braghetti; Nume-Rovedino; Alceste-Mme Banti; Ismene-Sga Pastorelli.  *dEnd
 Opera: +Paul et Virginie=, as 16 Jan.  *cOpera: With Chorusses under the Direct
ion of $Kelly=.  The Company resorting to the Gallery of this Theatre are respec
tfully informed that, in future, on Opera Nights, a Coffee-Room, immediately und
er, will be open for the purpose of accomodating them with refreshment.  *p20 dl
 The School for Scandal.  As 26 Sept. 1795, but Careless-Barrymore; Snake-_; Row
ley-_; Trip-_.  *aHarlequin Captive.  As 18 Jan.  *cReceipts: #545 3s. 6d. (542.
13.6; 2.10.0).  *pcg Cross Purposes.  As 8 Jan.  *aThe Days of Yore.  As 14 Jan.
  [+Prologue= as 13 Jan.%  *aMerry Sherwood.  As 4 Jan.  *cReceipts: #216 1s. (2
07.3; 8.18).  *p21 dl The Mountaineers.  As 11 Jan., but Muleteers-_; Goatherds-
_; Ali Beg-_; Chorus of Guards-_; Chorus of Goatherds and Villagers-_.  *aHarleq
uin Captive.  As 18 Jan.  *cReceipts: #458 15s. (455.16; 2.19).  *pcg Speculatio
n.  As 9 Jan.  *aMerry Sherwood.  As 4 Jan.  *cBy Command of $Their Majesties=. 
 Receipts: #455 9s. 6d. (447.19.0; 7.10.6).  *p22 dl Jane Shore.  As 5 Oct. 1795
.  *aHarlequin Captive.  As 18 Jan., but unassigned-_Wathen, _Russell, _Benson; 
Burton_.  *cReceipts: #499 6s. 6d. (493.18.6; 5.8.0).  *pcg The London Hermit.  
As 7 Jan.  *aMerry Sherwood.  As 4 Jan.  *cReceipts: #223 16s. 6d. (220.18.6; 2.
18.0).  *p23 dl The Man of Ten Thousand.  [Principal Characters by Barrymore, Pa
lmer, Kemble, Bannister Jun., Dodd, Suett, R. Palmer, Wewitzer, Aickin, Phillimo
re, Maddocks, Trueman, Banks, Webb, Fisher, Evans, Mrs Pope, Miss Farren, Mrs Gi
bbs, Miss Tidswell.  Cast from text ($G. G. J. and J. Robinson=, 1796), and +Ora
cle=, 25 Jan.:% Sir Pertinax Pitiful-Barrymore; Lord Laroon-Palmer; Dorington-Ke
mble; Hairbrain-Bannister Jun.; Curfew-Dodd; Consol-Suett; Major Rampart-R. Palm
er; Herbert-Wewitzer; Hudson-Aickin; Clerk-Phillimore; Thomas-Maddocks; Robert-T
rueman; John-Banks; Thomas [sic]-Webb; William-Fisher; Harry-Evans; Lady Taunton
-Miss Pope; Olivia-Miss Farren; Annabel-Mrs Gibbs; Girl-Miss Tidswell; +Prologue
=-Palmer; +Epilogue=-Miss Farren. [These were spoken, as here assigned, at all s
ubsequent performances.]  *aHarlequin Captive.  As 22 Jan.  *cMainpiece [1st tim
e; C 5, by $Thomas Holcroft=.  Prologue and Epilogue by the author ($Knapp=, pp.
 119, 309)]: With new Scenes and Dresses.  +Oracle=, 30 Jan. 1796: On Tuesday ne
xt [2 Feb.] will be published +The Man of Ten Thousand= (2s.).  Receipts: #540 7
s. (538.19.6; 1.7.6).  *pcg The Way to Get Married.  [Principal Characters by Le
wis, Quick, Johnstone, Pope, Munden, Fawcett, Davenport, Farley, Thompson, Rees,
 Williamson, Cross, Abbot, Wilde, Holland, Simmons, Curties, Hawtin, Mrs Mattock
s, Mrs Davenport, Miss Wallis.  Cast from text ($T. N. Longman=, 1796):% Tangent
-Lewis; Toby Allspice-Quick; McQuery-Johnstone [in text: $Macready= (see 25 Jan.
)]; Capt. Faulkner-Pope; Caustic-Munden; Dick Dashall-Fawcett; Landlord-Davenpor
t; Servants-Farley, Rees, Ledger; Jailer-Williamson; Bailiff-Cross; Shopman-Abbo
t; Ned-Wilde; Solicitor-Holland; Postillion-Simmons; Waiter-Curties; Town@Clerk-
Coombs; Undertaker-Street; Officer-Blurton; Clementina Allspice-Mrs Mattocks; La
dy Sorrel-Mrs Davenport; Julia Faulkner-Miss Wallis; Fanny-Miss Leserve; unassig
ned-Thompson, Hawtin; +Prologue=-Macready; +Epilogue=-Mrs Mattocks. [Prologue sp
oken, as here assigned, at 1st 21 performances only (see 27 Feb.).  Epilogue spo
ken, as here assigned, at all subsequent performances.]  *aThe Poor Soldier.  As
 18 Sept. 1795, but Fitzroy-Bowden.  *cMainpiece [1st time; C 5, by $Thomas Mort
on=. Prologue by $William Thomas Fitzgerald=.  Epilogue by $Edward Topham= ( see
 text)]: With new Scenery, Dresses, &c.  [+Oracle=, 1 Feb. 1796, recounts the fi
nancial transactions relative to this play.  $Thomas Harris=, the +cg= proprieto
r, bought the copyright from Morton for #140; he was also to give Morton #100 on
 each of his benefit nights, i.e. the 3rd, 6th, 9th and 21st of the run of the p
lay.  Morton's profit was therefore #540.]  Receipts: #281 16s. 6d. (278.9.6; 3.
7.0).  *pking's Alceste.  As 19 Jan.  *dAs 16 Jan.  *cOpera: Chorusses as 19 Jan
.  *p25 dl Alexander the Great.  As 23 Nov. 1795, but Sysigambis-Mrs Mattocks [i
n place of $Mrs Hopkins=%; Benson_; Packer_; Trueman_.  *aHarlequin Captive.  As
 22 Jan.  *sAs 4 Dec. 1795.  *cReceipts: #399 15s. 6d. (395.10.0; 4.5.6).  *pcg 
The Way to Get Married.  As 23 Jan., but McQuery-Macready [in place of $Johnston
e=%; Abbot_; Wilde_; Holland_; Simmons_; Curties_; unassigned-_Hawtin.  *aMerry 
Sherwood.  As 4 Jan.  *cReceipts: #259 3s. 6d. (255.14.6; 3.9.0).  *p26 dl The M
an of Ten Thousand.  As 23 Jan.  *aHarlequin Captive.  As 22 Jan., but Dubois_. 
 *cReceipts: #323 6s. (319.7; 3.19).  *pcg The Way to Get Married.  As 25 Jan., 
but unassigned-+Abbot, _Thompson.  *aMerry Sherwood.  As 4 Jan.  *cReceipts: #17
9 5s. 6d. (176.9.6; 2.16.0).  *pking's Alceste.  As 19 Jan.  *dAs 16 Jan.  *cOpe
ra: Chorusses as 19 Jan.  *p27 dl The Man of Ten Thousand.  As 23 Jan.  *aHarleq
uin Captive.  As 26 Jan.  *cReceipts: #373 (368.17; 4.3).  *pcg The Way to Get M
arried.  As 26 Jan.  *aMerry Sherwood.  As 4 Jan.  *cReceipts: #228 10s. 6d. (22
3.12.6; 4.18.0).  *p28 dl First Love.  As 21 Nov. 1795.  *aHarlequin Captive.  A
s 26 Jan.  *cReceipts: #345 14s. 6d. (344.3.6; 1.11.0).  *pcg The Way to Get Mar
ried.  As 23 Jan., but McQuery-Macready [in place of $Johnstone=%; unassigned-_T
hompson.  *aThe Poor Sailor.  As 26 Nov. 1795.  *dAs 2 Oct. 1795.  *cReceipts: #
206 5s. 6d. (201.0.6; 5.5.0).  *p29 dl The Distress'd Mother.  Pyrrhus-Palmer; P
hoenix-Packer; Orestes-Whitfield; Pylades-Barrymore; Andromache-Mrs Powell; Herm
ione-Mrs Siddons; Cephisa-Miss Tidswell; Cleone-Miss Mellon.  *aHarlequin Captiv
e.  As 26 Jan.  *c+Oracle=, 2 Feb.: $Mrs Siddons= wore a dress "wholly composed 
of white muslin, with a zone of jewels."  Account-Book:Paid $Barratt=, Sperm Oil
 and Candles to 25th Inst. #125 5s.  Receipts: #302 19s. 6d. (296.9.6; 6.10.0). 
 *pcg The Way to Get Married.  As 28 Jan.  *aThe Flitch of Bacon.  As 9 Dec. 179
5.  *cReceipts: #203 15s. (196.1; 7.14).  *pking's Alceste.  As 19 Jan.  *dAs 16
 Jan.  *cOpera: Chorusses as 19 Jan.  *p2 1 dl The Fugitive.  Lord Dartford-Dodd
; Sir W. Wingrove-Bensley; Mr Wingrove-Wroughton; Old Manly-Suett; Young Manly-P
almer; Admiral Cleveland-King; Mr Welford-Barrymore; Jenkins-Maddocks; Larron-We
witzer; O'Donnel-Phillimore; William-Benson; Mrs Manly-Mrs Maddocks; Miss Herber
t-Miss Farren; Miss Julia Wingrove-Mrs Jordan; Miss Manly-Mrs Kemble; Mrs Larron
-Miss Pope; Mrs Rachael Cleveland-Mrs Hopkins.  *aHarlequin Captive.  As 22 Jan.
, but Master_ Welsh.  *cBy Command of $Their Majesties=.  [Mainpiece in place of
 +The Grecian Daughter=, advertised on playbill of 29 Jan.]  "In the pantomime $
Miss? Leak= supplied the place of +Welsh=" (+Oracle=, 2 Feb.).  Receipts: #692 1
s. (691.12.6; 0.8.6).  *pcg The Way to Get Married.  As 23 Jan., but McQuery-Mac
ready [in place of $Johnstone=%; unassigned-_Thompson, _Hawtin, Miss +Leserve; H
olland_; Simmons_; Curties_.  *aMerry Sherwood.  As 4 Jan.  *cReceipts: #424 6s.
 6d. (419.10.6; 4.16.0).  *p2 dl The Man of Ten Thousand.  As 23 Jan.  *aHarlequ
in Captive.  As 1 Feb.  *cReceipts: #303 4s. 6d. (301.18.0; 1.6.6).  *pcg The Da
ys of Yore.  As 14 Jan.  [+Prologue= as 13 Jan.%  *aLock and Key.  [Principal Ch
aracters by Incledon, Munden, Fawcett, Knight, Linton, Street, Gray, Mrs Serres,
 Mrs Castelle, Mrs Norton, Miss Kirton, Mrs Martyr. Cast from text ($T. N. Longm
an=, 1796), and playbill of 16 Sept. 1796:%  Cheerly-Incledon; Brummagem-Munden;
 Ralph-Fawcett; Capt. Vain-Knight; Servants and Sailors-Linton, Street, Gray; La
ura-Mrs Serres; Selina-Mrs Castelle [in text: $Mrs Platt=]; Dolly-Mrs Norton; Fa
nny-Mrs Martyr; unassigned-Miss Kirton.  *aThe Shipwreck.  As 26 Oct. 1795.  *dA
s 31 Oct. 1795.  *c2nd piece [1st time; MF 2, by $Prince Hoare=]: The Music prin
cipally composed by $Shield= [and selected from $Paisiello=].  The Overture by $
W. Parke=.  Books of the Songs to be had at the Theatre.  3rd piece: Representat
ion of the Indian Manner, &c.,  as 26 Oct. 1795.  Account-Book, 22 Feb.: Paid Ho
are in full for +Lock & Key= #210.  Receipts: #197 10s. (195.6; 2.4).  *pking's 
Alceste.  As 19 Jan.  *d[With%+Dances=[by $Onorati=%-.  *cOpera: Chorusses as 19
 Jan.  *p3 dl The Country Girl.  As 3 Nov. 1795.  *aHarlequin Captive.  As 1 Feb
.  *cReceipts: #328 16s. (320.18.6; 7.17.6).  *pcg The Way to Get Married.  As 2
8 Jan.  *aLock and Key.  As 2 Feb.  *cReceipts: #310 13s. 6d. (299.19.0; 10.14.6
).  *p4 dl The Man of Ten Thousand.  As 23 Jan.  *aHarlequin Captive.  As 1 Feb.
  *cReceipts: #290 10s. 6d. (280.17.6; 9.13.0).  *pcg The Way to Get Married.  A
s 28 Jan., but unassigned-Miss +Leserve.  *aLock and Key.  As 2 Feb.  *cReceipts
: #291 9s. (284.19.6; 6.9.6).  *p5 dl The Gamester.  As 13 Nov. 1795, but Dawson
-Phillimore.  *aHarlequin Captive.  As 1 Feb.  *cReceipts: #319 5s. (314.10; 4.1
5).  *pcg The Way to Get Married.  As 4 Feb.  *aLock and Key.  As 2 Feb.  *cRece
ipts: #269 16s 6d. (261.18.0; 7.18.6).  *p6 dl The Man of Ten Thousand.  As 23 J
an.  *aHarlequin Captive.  As 1 Feb.  *cReceipts: #271 12s. 6d. (266.14.6; 4.18.
0).  *pcg Speculation.  As 16 Nov. 1795.  *aLock and Key.  As 2 Feb.  *cReceipts
: #227 1s. 6d. (207.9.6; 19.12.0).  *pking's Alceste.  As 19 Jan.  *dAs 2 Feb.  
[One of these dances was a +Hornpipe= by $Mlle DelCaro=, now $Mme Bossi= (+Morni
ng Chronicle=, 8 Feb.).]  *cOpera: Chorusses as 19 Jan.  +Piramo e Tisbe= [adver
tised in +Morning Chronicle=, 5 Feb.] is unavoidably deferred to Tuesday next, o
n account of the sudden indisposition of one of the performers.  *p8 dl The Whee
l of Fortune.  As 22 Sept. 1795, but Offzcer-Phillimore; Cook-_; Servant to Temp
est-_; Footmen-_.  *aHarlequin Captive.  As 1 Feb.  *cReceitps: #287 5s. (272.2;
 15.3).  *pcg The Way to Get Married.  As 1 Feb.  *aMerry Sherwood.  As 4 Jan.  
*cReceipts: #264 17s. 6d. (257.12.6; 7.5.0).  *p9 dl The Man of Ten Thousand.  A
s 23 Jan.  *aHarlequin Captive.  As 1 Feb.  *cReceipts: #281 8s. 6d. (278.18.0; 
2.10.6).  *pcg The Way to Get Married.  As 4 Feb.  *aLock and Key.  As 2 Feb.  *
cReceipts: #354 19s. (347.17; 7.2).  *pking's Piramo e Tisbe.  [Principal Perfor
mers-Roselli, Rovedino, Mme Banti.  Cast from +Larpent MS 114=:% Piramo-Roselli;
 Zoroa-Rovedino; Belesi-Braghetti; Zopiro-De Giovanni; Tisbe-Mme Banti; Zulima-S
ga Colombati.  *dEnd I: +A New Divertissement=[in which%-Mlle Parisot [will danc
e, for the first time in this Country%; End Opera: +Paul et Virginie=, as 16 Jan
.  *cA Serious Opera (1st time at this Theatre [1st performed at +Venice=, 1783]
); the Music by $Bianchi=.  "The splendour of the Opera this year in point of cr
owd and fashion surpasses every thing within our memory.  It used to be only ful
l on the Saturday evening...$Mlle Parisot=, a new dancer from +Paris=, is a most
 beautiful figure, about 18 years of age...Her balance is postively magical, for
 her person was almost horizontal while turning as on a pivot on her toe" (+Morn
ing Chronicle=, 10 Feb.).  "[Mlle Parisot's] acting proves what art may effect b
y beautiful simplicity.  She never makes use of those tours de force with which 
the best female dancers at Paris still endeavour to shine.  Every step of Mlle P
arisot is marked by the greatest truth and dignity of nature.  Every one of her 
movements is expressive, spirited and harmonious" ($Goede=, pp. 264-65).  *p10 n
one +Ash Wednesday=.  *p11 dl No Song No Supper.  As 17 Sept. 1795.  *aThe Child
 of Nature.  As 17 Nov. 1795, but Seville-_; Granada-_.  *aHarlequin Captive.  A
s 1 Feb.  *cReceipts: #369 10s. 6d.  (364.0.6; 5.10.0).  *pcg The Way to Get Mar
ried.  As 4 Feb.  *aLock and Key.  As 2 Feb.  *cReceipts: #383 0s. 6d. (371.15.6
; 11.5.0).  *p12 cg Alexander's Feast [or, +The Power of Music=%;  Grand Selecti
on 0.  Principal Vocal Performers-[already engaged%Miss Parke, Master Elliot, Mi
ss Leak, Kelly, Nield, Sale, Bartleman.  *aAlexander's Feast 3. [i.e. the ode be
ing in 2 parts.]  [The% +Music=- [by $Handel=--that was performed by Command of 
$his Majesty=, at +St. James's= on the late Marriage of their Royal Highnesses t
he $Prince and Princess of Wales= (on 8 Apr. 1795); composed by $Handel=, to cel
ebrate the Nuptials (in Apr. 1736) of his late Royal Highness +Frederick, Prince
 of Wales=, with the $Princess of Saxe-Gotha=%; [To conclude with the Coronation
 Anthem,% +Zadock the Priest=-.  *mEnd Part I: +concerto= on the harp-Mme Delava
l; Beginning Part II: +concerto= for two violins and violoncello obligato-[, as 
originally composed for this Ode, by $Handel= and performed in the year 1736%; E
nd Part II: +concerto= on the Grand Piano Forte-Dussek.  *cOde: Written in Honou
r of +St. Cecilia=, by $Dryden=, and set to Music by $Handel=.  Among the Instru
mental Performers are $G. Ashley=, leader of the band, $Mara=, $Sarjant=, $C. As
hley=, $Boyce=, $Bridgetower=, $Harvey=, $Parkinson=, $Taylor=, $Nix=, two $Flac
ks=, $Dresler=, $Gwilliam=, $Shutze=, $Price=, $I. Sharp=, $W. Sharp=, $M. Sharp
=, $J. Sharp=, $Archer=, $Cobham=, two $Munros=, $Wood=, $Cornish=, $Purney=, $L
effler=, $Woodham=, $Cantelo=, $Skillern=, $Franki=, $Simpson=, $Jenkinson=, &c.
 Organ-$J. Ashley=.  Double Drums (used at +Westminster Abbey=)-$R. Ashley=.  Th
e Chorusses will be numerous and complete.  The Whole under the Direction of Ash
ley.  Boxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery 2s. Upper Gallery 1s.  Places for the Boxes 
to be had of $Brandon= at the Office in +Hart-street=.  The Doors to be opened a
t 6:00.  To begin at 7:00 [same throughout oratorio season].  Books of the Perfo
rmance (with the Imprimatur of $H. Macleish=) to be had at the Theatre.  *p13 dl
 Isabella.  As 19 Sept. 1795, but Carlos-Barrymore; Sampson-Phillimore; Gentleme
n-_Benson, +Maddocks.  *aHarlequin Captive.  As 1 Feb.  *sAs 2 Nov. 1795.  *cRec
eipts: #387 18s. (382.1; 5.17).  *pcg The Way to Get Married.  As 4 Feb.  *aLock
 and Key.  As 2 Feb.  *cReceipts: #362 9s. (355.16; 6.13).  *pking's Piramo e Ti
sbe.  See 9 Feb.  *dAs 9 Feb.  *cThe Ballet of +Les Trois Sultanes= [advertised 
in +Morning Chronicle=, 12 Feb.] is unavoidably deferred to Saturday next.  *p15
 dl Mary Queen of Scots.  Duke of Norfolk-Kemble; Sir W. Cecil-Aickin; Lord Herr
ies-Barrymore; Davison-Packer; Earl of Shrewsbury-Benson; Earl of Huntingdon-Phi
llimore; Sir Amias Paulet-Wentworth; Beton-Whitfield; Nawe-Trueman; Lieut. of th
e Tower-Caulfield; Sheriff-Maddocks; Servant-Webb; Queen Mary-Mrs Siddons; Queen
 Elizabeth-Mrs Powell; Lady Douglas-Miss Miller; Lady Scrope-Miss Tidswell.  *aH
arlequin Captive.  As 1 Feb.  *cReceipts: #394 10s. (386.0.6; 8.9.6).  *pcg The 
Way to Get Married.  As 4 Feb.  *aLock and Key.  As 2 Feb.  *cPaid $Mist=, ironm
onger, #209 12s.  Receipts: #386 13s. 6d. (377.7.6; 9.6.0).  *p16 dl The Confede
racy.  As 14 Nov. 1795.  *aHarlequin Captive.  As 22 Jan.  *cReceipts: #243 12s.
 (238.18; 4.14).  *pcg The Way to Get Married.  As 23 Jan., but unassigned-_Thom
pson, Miss +Leserve.  *aLock and Key.  As 2 Feb.  *cReceipts: #295 8s. (283.14.6
; 11.13.6).  *pking's I Traci Amanti.  [, except for $Sga Fabrizzi= (1st appeara
nce in this country).  Cast from libretto ($W. Glindon=, 1796):% Mustanzir-Roved
ino; Giorgiolone-Morelli; Osmano-Braghetti; Zaccaria-Bonfanti; Selima-Sga Pastor
elli; Rossolane-Sga Bigi; Lenina-Sga Fabrizzi.  *dEnd I: +A New Divertissement=,
 as 9 Feb., but Mlle +Barre (1st appearance); End Opera: +Paul et Virginie=, as 
16 Jan.  *cA new Comic Opera [1st performed at +Naples=, 1793]; the music by $Ci
marosa=.  *p17 cg L'Allegro ed Il Pensieroso; Grand Selection 0.  As 12 Feb., bu
t Principal Vocal Performers-Master +Walmisley, +Burdon, _Nield, _Sale.  *aL'All
egro ed Il Pensieroso 3; Alexander's Feast 3.  As 12 Feb.  *mEnd Part II: +conce
rto= on the harp-Mme Delaval.  *cOratorio: Written by $Milton=, and set to Music
 by $Handel=.  Instrumental Performers as 12 Feb., but added: $Lavenu=.  +Mornin
g Herald=, 18 Feb.: Both +Sweet Bird=, accompanied on the violin by $G. Ashley=,
 and +But o sad virgin=, accompanied on the cello by $C. Ashley=, were sung by $
Miss Parke=; +Let me wander not unseen= by $Miss Leak=; +Come and trip it= by $M
aster Elliot=.  *p18 dl A Trip to Scarborough.  As 26 Dec. 1795.  *aHarlequin Ca
ptive.  As 22 Jan.  *c[Mainpiece in place of +The Heiress=, advertised on playbi
ll of 16 Feb.]  Receipts: #351 10s. 6d. (339.15.6; 11.15.0).  *pcg The Way to Ge
t Married.  As 4 Feb., but Simmons_; Curties_; unassigned-_Hawtin.  *aLock and K
ey.  As 2 Feb.  *cReceipts: #393 3s. 6d. (386.7.0; 6.16.6).  *p19 cg The Messiah
; Alexander's Feast; Grand Selection 0.  As 12 Feb., but Principal Vocal Perform
ers-Master +Walmisley, Miss _Leak.  *mEnd Part I: +3rd concerto= of Giardini on 
the violin-G. Ashley; End Part II: +concerto= on the Piano Forte-Dussek.  *cOrat
orio: Composed by $G. F. Handel=.  Instrumental Performers as 17 Feb., but added
: $Ware=.  [The playbill retains $Miss Leak=, but she "was so hoarse as to be un
able to take her oratorical share last night" (+Oracle=, 20 Feb.).]  *p20 dl The
 Wedding Day.  As 10 Nov. 1795, but Hannah-Miss Heard.  *aThe Child of Nature.  
As 11 Feb.  *aThe Shepherdess of Cheapside.  [Characters by C. Kemble, Wathen, C
aulfield, R. Palmer, Suett, Wewitzer, Bannister Jun., Trueman, Miss Pope, Sga St
orace, Miss Mellon.  Cast from Songs ($E. Cox=, 1796):% Captain Belford-C. Kembl
e; Squire Sturdy-Wathen; Trespass-Caulfield; Stingo-R. Palmer; Muddle-Suett; Mon
sieur L'Urbane-Wewitzer; Diaper-Bannister Jun.; Dick-Trueman; Sam-Evans; Miss In
digo-Miss Pope; Letitia-Sga Storace; Mary-Miss Mellon.  *c[First two pieces in p
lace of +The Regent=, advertised on playbill of 18 Feb.]  The Publick are most r
epectfully informed that on account of $Mrs Siddons='s illness +The Regent= cann
ot be acted this evening, and that the Performances will be [as above].  3rd pie
ce [1st time; MF 2, by $James Cobb=.  +Larpent MS 1111=; not published]: Books o
f the Songs to be had in the Theatre.  Receipts: #398 8s. 6d. (275.5.6; 115.14.6
; 7.8.6).  *pcg The Way to Get Married.  As 18 Feb.  *aLock and Key.  As 2 Feb. 
 *cReceipts: #318 12s. (312.6.6; 6.5.6).  *pking's I Traci Amanti.  As 16 Feb.  
*dEnd I: +A Divertissement=-Didelot, Mme Rose Didelot; a +Pas Deux= [by $Didelot
=%-Didelot (1st appearance at this theatre), Mme Rose Didelot (1st time in this 
Country); End Opera: +Les Trois Sultanes= [by $Onorati=%[with music by $Mazzingh
i=]- [in which% Didelot, Mme Rose Didelot [will dance in the last act% [See 10 M
ar.].  *cThe Company will be apprised at the doors as soon as the audience part 
of the Theatre is full.  "When the curtain drew up for the new ballet, ladies [w
ere] at the wings sitting...[and] several hundred gentlemen occupied the back of
 the stage, so that the beautiful scenery which had been prepared for the ballet
 lost all its effect" (+Oracle=, 22 Feb., which also states that the part of +Ro
xalana=r was danced by $Mme Hilligsberg=).  [$Didelot= and 1st appeared at the f
ormer +king's= theatre on 8 Dec. 1787.]  *p22 dl She Wou'd and She Wou'd Not.  A
s 7 Nov. 1795, but Soto-R. Palmer; Rosara-Miss Heard.  *aHarlequin Captive.  As 
22 Jan.  *c[Mainpiece in place of +The Mourning Bride=, advertised on playbill o
f 20 Feb.]  Receipts: #332 2s. 6d. (329.14.0; 2.8.6).  *pcg The Way to Get Marri
ed.  As 18 Feb.  *aLock and Key.  As 2 Feb.  *cReceipts: #341 15s. 6d. (331.12.6
; 10.3.0).  *phay The Mourning Bride.  Ozmyn-Miller; Manuel-Williams; Gonzalez-C
lifford; Garcia-Robinson; Perez-Harley; Alonzo-Sadler; Heli-Herbert; Selim-Adcoc
k; Zara-Mrs Sidney; Leonora-Mrs Forster; Almeria-Mrs Gooch.  *aBon Ton.  Sir Joh
n Trotley (with the original +Prologue=)-Wilkinson; Lord Minikin-Martin; Col. Ti
vy-Clifford; Jessamy-Williams; Davy-Baker; Lady Minikin-Mrs Gooch; Gump-Mrs Fors
ter; Miss Tittup-Miss Crow.  *sEnd: +The Soldier Tired=-Miss Crow.  *e[+Monologu
e=% Previous: an +Occasional Address=-Miller.  *cBy Permission of the +Lord Cham
berlain=.  Benefit for $Miller=.  [Afterpiece: Prologue by $the elder George Col
man=].  The Doors to be opened at 5:00.  To begin at 6:15.  *p23 dl First Love. 
 As 21  Nov. 1795.  *aHarlequin Captive.  As 22 Jan.  *cReceipts: #290 5s. (283.
7.6; 6.17.6).  *pcg The Way to Get Married.  As 18 Feb.  *aLock and Key.  As 2 F
eb.  *cReceipts: #293 6s. 6d. (287.1.6; 6.5.0).  *pking's I Traci Amanti.  As 16
 Feb.  *dAs 20 Feb.  *p24 cg [A% Grand Selection 0 [of Sacred Music from the Wor
ks of Handel%.  As 12 Feb., but Principal Vocal Performers-Mme +Mara, +Burdon, _
Nield, _Sale.  *aGrand Selection 1.  Overture (+Esther=)-; +Grand Dettingen te D
eum=-[, in which%; +Holy holy Lord=-Mme Mara; +He was Eyes unto the Blind=-Miss 
Parke [+Redemption=].  *aGrand Selection 2.  Overture and Dead March (+Saul=)-; 
+How willing my paternal love=-; +Then round about=-; +My faith and truth= (+Sam
son=)-; +What tho' I trace= (+Solomon=)-; +Fallen is the foe= (+Judas Maccabaeus
=)-; +Total eclipse=-; +O first created beam=-; +Let the bright Seraphim=-Mme Ma
ra; +Fix'd in his everlasting seat= (Samson)-.  *aGrand Selection 3.  Fourth Obo
e Concerto-; +Tyrants would= (+Athalia=)-; +Lord to thee= (+Theodora=)-; +The sm
iling dawn= (Samson [recte +Jephtha=])-; +When his loud voice= (Athalia [recte J
ephtha])-; +Pleasure my former ways= (+Time and Truth=)-; +No more to Ammon's Go
d=-; +Ye sacred Priests=-Mme Mara; +Farewell ye limpid springs= (Jephtha)-; +He 
gave them hailstones= (+Israel in Egypt=)-.  *mEnd Part I: +concerto= on the vio
lincello-C. Ashley; End Part II: +concerto= on the harp-Mme Delaval.  *p25 dl Th
e Shepherdess of Cheapside.  As 20 Feb., but Wathen_.  *aThe Pannel.  As 21 Dec.
 1795.  *aHarlequin Captive.  As 22 Jan.  *c1st piece: With Alterations.  [2nd p
iece in place of +The Child of Nature=, advertised on playbill of 23 Feb.]  Rece
ipts: #259 12s. (250.17.6; 8.14.6).  *pcg The Way to Get Married.  As 4 Feb.  *a
Lock and Key.  As 2 Feb.  *cReceipts: #307 5s. (298.3; 9.2).  *p26 cg [A% Grand 
Selection 0 [of Sacred Music from the Works of Handel%.  As 12 Feb., but Princip
al Vocal Performers-Mme +Mara.  *aGrand Selection 1.  Overture (+Occasional Orat
orio=)-; +Come ever smiling=-Miss Leak (+Judas Maccabaeus=); +It must be so=-Sal
e; +Pour forth no more=-Sale; +No more to Ammon's God=-Chorus (+Jephtha=); +Now 
heaven=-Miss Parke; +Lord what is man=-Miss Parke (+Semele=); +Every day will I 
give=-Kelly (+Chandos? Anthems=); +Then round about=-Chorus (+Samson=); +O worse
 than death=-Mme Mara; +Angels ever bright=-Mme Mara (+Theodora=); +The Mighty p
ower=-Chorus [+Athalia=].  *aGrand Selection 2.  Second Oboe Concerto-; +Gentle 
airs=-Nield (Athalia); +Ye men of Gaza=-Miss Leak (Samson); +The trumpet's loud=
-Kelly, Chorus [+Dryden's Ode=]; +Sweet bird=-Miss Parke; accompanied on the vio
lin-G. Ashley (+L'Allegro=); +Arm arm ye brave=-; +We come=-Chorus (Judas Maccab
aeus); +Lord remember David=-Mme Mara (+Redemption=); +Gird on thy sword=-Chorus
 (+Saul=).  *aGrand Selection 3.  Introduction and Chorus-; +Ye sons of Israel=-
[by%Chorus (+Joshua=); +Tears such as tender=-Bartleman [+Deborah=]; +O let eter
nal honors=-Miss Parke; +From mighty Kings=-Miss Parke (Judas Maccabaeus); +Soft
ly rise=-Nield; accompanied on the bassoon-Parkinson; +Ye southern breezes=-Chor
us (+Solomon=, by $Boyce=); +Mad Bess=-Mme Mara (composed by $Purcell=); +The ho
rse and his rider=-Double Chorus (Israel in Egypt).  *mAs 19 Feb.  *p27 dl The P
lain Dealer.  Lord Plausible-Dodd; Manly-Kemble; Major Oldfox-Moody; Varnish-Bar
rymore; Novel-R. Palmer; Serjeant Plodden-Hollingsworth; Counsellor Quillet-Suet
t; Jerry Blackacre-Bannister Jun.; Freeman-Palmer; Splitcause-Maddocks; Booksell
ers-Mast. Gregson, Jones; Oakum-Wewitzer; Boy-Mast. DeCamp; Bailiffs-Webb, Welsh
, Evans; Mrs Blackacre-Mrs Hopkins; Olivia-Mrs Goodall; Fidelia-Mrs Jordan; +son
g=-Mrs Jordan; Eliza-Miss Heard; Lettice-Miss Mellon; [Edition of 1796 ($C. Lown
des=) adds:% Waiters-Banks, Fisher.  *aHarlequin Captive.  As 22 Jan.  *cMainpie
ce: With Alterations [by $John Philip Kemble=].  The Scenery and Dresses are ent
irely new.  The Scenes designed and executed by $Marinari= and $Capon=.  [+Oracl
e=, 29 Feb.: Capon painted three scenes of +Westminster Hall=.]  An accurate Edi
tion of +The Plain Dealer= to be had in the Theatre.  Receipts: #324 14s. 6d. (3
22.6.6; 2.8.0).  *pcg The Way to Get Married.  As 4 Feb., but unassigned-_Hawtin
; +Prologue=-_ [and thereafter]. [+Epilogue= as 23 Jan.%  *aLock and Key.  As 2 
Feb.  *cReceipts: #272 9s. (264.7; 8.2).  *pking's I Traci Amanti.  As 16 Feb.  
*dAs 20 Feb.  *p29 dl The Inconstant.  Old Mirabel-Aickin; Young Mirabel-Wrought
on; Capt. Duretete-Dodd; Dugard-Whitfield; Petit-R. Palmer; Bravoes-Maddocks, Ca
ulfield, Webb, Phillimore; Oriana-Mrs Goodall; Bisarre-Miss Farren; Lamorce-Miss
 Tidswell.  *aHarlequin Captive.  As 22 Jan.  *cReceipts: #187 2s. (178.13; 8.9)
.  *pcg The Way to Get Married.  As 27 Feb.  *aLock and Key.  As 2 Feb.  *cRecei
pts: #237 8s. 6d. (227.17.6; 9.11.0).  *p3 1 dl The Plain Dealer.  As 27 Feb.  *
aHarlequin Captive.  As 22 Jan., but Gipsies-Mrs _Brigg; unassigned-Mrs _Haskey,
 Mrs _Barrett.  *cReceipts: #196 4s. (192.9; 3.15).  *pcg The Way to Get Married
.  As 27 Feb.  *aLock and Key.  As 2 Feb.  *cReceipts: #202 14s. (196.0; 6.14). 
 *pking's I Traci Amanti.  See 16 Feb.  *dEnd I: [a new% Demy@Character Dance [+
Le Bouquet= (see 5 Mar.), composed by $Onorati=, music by $Mazzinghi=]-Didelot, 
Mme Rose, Mlle Parisot, Mme Hilligsberg; End Opera: +Les Trois Sultanes=-[see 10
 Mar.].  *p2 cg [A% Grand Selection 0 [of Sacred Music from the Works of Handel%
.  As 24 Feb., but Principal Vocal Performers-Miss +Fletcher (from +Birmingham=)
.  *aGrand Selection 1.  As 24 Feb., but [added:% Bravura [+Agitata=, composed b
y $Andreozzi= (+Morning Herald=, 3 Mar.)]-Mme Mara; Overture-_.  *aGrand Selecti
on 2.  As 24 Feb., but [added:% +Thou shalt bring them in= (+Israel in Egypt=)-;
 +Then round about=-_; +Let the bright Seraphim=-_.  *aGrand Selection 3.  As 24
 Feb., but +Lord to thee=-_; +When his loud voice=-_; +Pleasure my former ways=-
_; +No more to Ammon's God=-_.  *mEnd Part II: +concerto= on the harp-Mme Delava
l.  *p3 dl The Mountaineers.  As 27 Oct. 1795, but Pacha-Wewitzer; Agnes-Miss De
Camp; [added:% Chorus of Goatherds and Villagers [, as 11 Jan.%-Master Welsh, Bo
yce, Brown, Denman, Fisher, Tett, Webb, Bardoleau, Miss Leak, Miss DeCamp, Miss 
Arne, Mrs Boimaison, Mrs Bramwell, Mrs Butler, Miss Chatterley, Miss Granger, Mi
ss Jackson, Mrs Maddocks, Miss Menage, Miss Mellon, Miss Wentworth.  *aThe Spoil
'd Child.  As 15 Dec. 1795.  *cReceipts: #393 13s. 6d. (299.2.6; 85.13.0; 8.18.0
).  *pcg The Way to Get Married.  As 27 Feb.  *aLock and Key.  As 2 Feb.  *cRece
ipts: #242 13s. (237.7.6; 5.5.6).  *p4 cg [A% Grand Selection 0 [of Sacred Music
 from the Works of Handel%.  As 26 Feb., but Principal Vocal Performers-Miss +Fl
etcher.  *aGrand Selection 1.  As 26 Feb.  *aGrand Selection 2.  As 26 Feb.  *aG
rand Selection 3.  As 26 Feb.  *mEnd Part I: +concerto= on the violin-G. Ashley;
 End Part II: +concerto= on the Grand Piano Forte-Miss M'Arthur.  *p5 dl A Trip 
to Scarborough.  As 10 Nov. 1795, but Probe-Waldron; La Varole-Wewitzer; Berinth
ia-Miss Mellon; Mrs Coupler-Miss Tidswell.  *aThe Doctor and the Apothecary.  As
 18 Dec. 1795, but Isabella-Miss DeCamp; Theresa-Miss Tidswell.  *cReceipts: #22
6 10s. (150.2; ;l.3; 6.5).  *pcg The Way to Get Married.  As 27 Feb.  *aLock and
 Key.  As 2 Feb.  *cReceipts: #212 8s. (208.0; 4.8).  *pking's Piramo e Tisbe.  
As 9 Feb.  *dEnd I: +Le Bouquet= (performed for the first time on Tuesday last) 
[in which a +Pas Deux=, a +Pas Trois= by $Didelot=%-Didelot, Mme Hilligsberg, Mm
e Rose; End Opera: +Les Trois Sultanes=, as 1 Mar.  *p7 dl She Wou'd and She Wou
'd Not.  As 17 Dec. 1795.  *aNo Song No Supper.  As 17 Sept. 1795, but Dorothy-M
iss DeCamp; Louisa-Miss Leak.  *c[Mainpiece in place of +The Plain Dealer=, adve
rtised on playbill of 5 Mar.]  Receipts: #224 14s. (154.14.6; 64.15.6; 5.4.0).  
*pcg The Way to Get Married.  As 27 Feb.  *aLock and Key.  As 2 Feb.  *cReceipts
: #220 13s. 6d. (216.15.6; 3.18.0).  *proy Edward the Black Prince.  *c"+Edward 
the Black Prince= was performed at the +Royalty Theatre= on Monday evening, by a
 private party of Gentlemen" (+Morning Herald=, 9 Mar., which makes no mention o
f an afterpiece).  *p8 dl Love for Love.  As 7 Jan., but Valentine-Whitfield; Sc
andal-Barrymore.  *aThe Devil to Pay.  As 14 Dec. 1795.  *cReceipts: #217 4s. 6d
. (146.16.6; 66.7.0; 4.1.0).  *pcg The Way to Get Married.  As 27 Feb.  *aLock a
nd Key.  As 2 Feb.  *cReceipts: #188 6s. 6d. (183.18.6; 4.8.0).  *pking's I Trac
i Amanti.  As 1 Mar.  *dEnd I: +A Divertissement=-Didelot, Mlle Parisot, Mme Hil
ligsberg, Mme Rose; [in which% a +Pas de Deux= [in +Polish Character=%-Didelot, 
Mme Rose; End Opera: +Le Bouquet=, as 5 Mar.  *p9 none General Fast.  *p10 dl My
 Grandmother.  As 30 Dec. 1795.  *aThe Child of Nature.  As 29 Dec. 1795.  *aThe
 Prize.  As 19 Sept. 1795, but Mrs Caddy-Miss Tidswell.  *cReceipts: #282 3s. 6d
. (211.7.0; 61.18.6; 8.18.0).  *pcg The Way to Get Married.  As 18 Feb.  *aLock 
and Key.  As 2 Feb.  *cReceipts: #206 2s. 6d. (202.12.6; 3.10.0).  *pking's La B
ella Arsene.  As 12 Dec. 1795 [, but added: $Sga Colombati=, $Sga Pastorelli=%. 
 *dEnd I: +Divertissement=- [see 8 Mar.]; End Opera: +Les Trois Sultanes=-Didelo
t, Onorati, Gentili, Mme Rose, Mlle Parisot, Mme Bossi, Mlle Berry, Mme Hilligsb
erg.  *sIn Opera: a new +trio= [by $Mazzinghi=%-Mme Banti, Rovedino, Roselli; In
 I: an +Air=-Mme Banti [which was erased on account of the length of the Opera%;
 a new additional +Air=-Roselli.  *mEnd II: a +concerto= on the violin [composed
 by $Jarnowick=,%-Master Juliano (a child of only 8 years old, patronised by the
 $Duchess of York=.)  *cUnder the Patronage of Their Royal Highnesses the $Duke 
and Duchess of York=.  Benefit for $Roselli=.  Tickets, 10s. 6d. each, to be had
 of Roselli, No. 6, +King-street=, +St. James's-square=.  *p11 cg The Messiah; G
rand Selection 0.  As 4 Mar[, but to be opened-$Mme Mara=%.  *mEnd Part I: +conc
erto  on the harp-Mme Delaval.    *p12 dl The Iron Chest.  [Characters by Kemble
, Wroughton, Bannister Jun., Dodd, Barrymore, Suett, Master Welsh, Kelly, R. Pal
mer, Dignum, Sedgwick, Phillimore, Bannister, Master Webb, Banks, Hollingsworth,
 Trueman, Webb, Maddocks, Key, Whitmell, Miss Farren, Mrs Gibbs, Miss Tidswell, 
Sga Storace, Miss Granger, Miss DeCamp.  Cast from text (+Cadell & Davies=, 1796
), and +London Chronicle=, 14 Mar.:% Sir Edward Mortimer-Kemble; Fitzharding-Wro
ughton; Wilford-Bannister Jun.; Adam Winterton-Dodd; Rawbold-Barrymore; Samson-S
uett; Boy-Master Welsh; Armstrong-Kelly; Orson-R. Palmer; Robbers-Dignum, Sedgwi
ck, Phillimore, Bannister; Robber's Boy-Master Webb; Peter-Banks; Cook-Hollingsw
orth; Gregory-Trueman; Simon-Webb; Walter-Maddocks; Helen-Miss Farren; Blanch-Mr
s Gibbs; Dame Rawbold-Miss Tidswell; Barbara-Sga Storace; Girl-Miss Granger; Jud
ith-Miss DeCamp; unassigned-Keys, Whitmell.  *aHarlequin Captive.  See 22 Jan.  
*sMainpiece: The General Chorus-Cooke, Danby, Evans, Welsh, Wentworth, J. Fisher
, Master DeCamp, Master Gregson, Atkins, Brown, Denman, Fisher, Tett, Aylmer, Ca
ulfield Jun., Dibble, Gallot, Willoughby, Annereau, Bardoleau, Cook, Miss Arne, 
Mrs Boimaison, Mrs Bramwell, Mrs Butler, Miss Mellon, Miss Wentworth, Mrs Maddoc
ks, Miss Chatterley, Miss Menage, Miss Stuart, Miss Jackson.  *cMainpiece [1st t
ime; MD 3, by $George Colman, ynger=]: The Scenery and Dresses are entirely new.
  The Musick composed by $Storace=.The Scenes designed and executed by $Greenwoo
d= and $Capon= [the Gothic library was painted by Capon (+Oracle=, 21 Mar. 1796)
].  The Dresses by $Johnston=, $Gay= and $Miss Rein=.  Books of the Songs to be 
had in the Theatre.  [When Colman published his play he prefaced it with an acri
monious attack on $Kemble=, in which he accused him of deliberately trying to ma
ke the play a failure.  But almost without exception the contemporary reviews ex
cused Kemble's performance on the grounds of his obvious indisposition, and agre
ed that the play itself was unsatisfactory.  "The play failed, and we are sorry 
to say did not merit to succeed...Kemble, who was tormented With an incessant co
ugh, said he could not but be sensible that much of the displeasure of the house
 proceeded from his deficiency in a principal character...The whole audience wit
h one voice cried out, 'No, no, Kemble-it is not your fault'" (Oracle, 14 Mar.).
  "The dialogue is extremely heavy, and there is little or no incident to reliev
e the tedium of more than four hours representation...+Sir Edward Mortimer=r is 
a being distracted, with no adequate cause; a prey to remorse, which he of all m
en was the last to feel from the principles that make up his being. This therefo
re is the radical moral defect of the piece.  But there is another which, though
 not equally strong, is equally fatal: there is no progression of interest, ther
e is no involution of plot, there is no development of character" (+Star=, 14 Ma
r.).  Other notices of the opening night were much in the same vein.  Subsequent
ly Colman revised the play, and it held the stage for many years.  "The curtailm
ents which have been made shorten the representation near an hour and a half, an
d the alterations are many and judicious" (Morning Herald, 21 Mar. 1796).  Morni
ng Herald, 23 July 1796: This Day is published +The Iron Chest= (2s.). Receipts:
 #471 9s. (468.13; 2.16).  *pcg The Way to Get Married.  As  27 Feb.  *aLock and
 Key.  As 2 Feb.  *cReceipts: #268 17s. (261.6; 7.11).  *pking's La Bella Arsene
.  See 10 Mar.  *dEnd I: +Divertissement=- [as 10 Mar.%; End Opera: +Le Bouquet=
, as 5 Mar.  *p14 dl The Child of Nature.  As 29 Dec. 1795, but Amanthis-Miss Me
llon.  *aThe Humourist.  As 12 Dec. 1795, but Beaumont-_; Blunt-_; Servants-_.  
*aNo Song No Supper.  As 7 Mar.  *c[There are two +Kemble playbills= for this ni
ght.  The first announces +No Song No Supper= and +The Child of Nature= (with $M
rs Jordan= as +Amanthis=r) and +The Spoil'd Child= (with $Mrs Jordan= as +Little
 Pickle=r).  The second carries the notice: The Publick are most respectfully in
formed that, on account of the sudden Indisposition of Mrs Jordan, $Miss Mellon=
 will undertake the character of Amanthis, and humbly solicits their indulgence.
  The Entertainments this Evening will be [as above].]  Receipts: #265 2s. (173.
0.6; 81.6.0; 10.15.6).  *pcg The Merry Wives of Windsor.  Mr Ford-Pope; Dr Caius
-Quick; Mr Page-Macready; Sir Hugh Evans-Townsend; Slender-Knight (Their 1st app
earance in those characters); Fenton-Toms; Justice Shallow-Powel; Host of the Ga
rter-Thompson; Jack Rugby-Farley; Falstaff-Fawcett (1st appearance in that chara
cter); Mrs Page-Mrs Mattocks; Anne Page (1st time)-Miss Mansel; Dame Quickly (1s
t time)-Mrs Davenport; Mrs Ford-Mrs Pope.  *aHigh Life below Stairs.  Duke's Ser
vant (for that night only)-Lewis; Lovell-Munden; Sir Harry's Servant (with a +Mo
ck Minuet=)-Knight; Philip-Davenport; Freeman-Macready; Tom-Rees; Robert-Thompso
n; Coachman-Powel; Lady Charlotte-Miss Logan; Cook-Mrs Norton; Lady Bab-Mrs Dave
nport; Kitty (with a +song= and +Mock Minuet=, for that night only)-Mrs Pope.  *
e[+Monologue=.%End: [$Collins's=% +Ode on the Passions= (1st and only time)-Mrs 
Pope.  *sAfter the monologue: +My Mother had a Maid called Barbara= (words by $S
hakespeare=, music by $Shield=)-Incledon, Bowden, Townsend, Linton, Mrs Clendini
ng; The Minstrel's Song [+Where is that tow'ring spirit fled=?] [from +The Days 
of Yore=%-Mrs Clendining; [accompanied on the% harp-Weippert; +O why to be happy
= (music by $Shield=)-Incledon, Linton, Bowden; +Ye Gentlemen of England=-Incled
on, Bowden, Townsend, Linton.  *cBenefit for $Mrs Pope=.  Mainpiece: Not acted t
hese 6 years. Afterpiece: Not acted these 5 years.  +Oracle=, 25 Feb.: Tickets t
o be had of Mrs Pope at her house in +Half Moon-street=, +Piccadilly=.  Receipts
: #498 5s. (319.2; 8.12; tickets: 170.11).  *p15 dl The Jew.  As 3 Oct. 1795, bu
t Frederick Bertram-C. Kemble; Eliza Ratcliffe-Mrs Goodall; Mrs Goodison-Mrs Hea
rd.  *aThe Doctor and the Apothecary.  As 5 Mar.  *c[Mainpiece in place of +Firs
t Love=, advertised on playbill of 14 Mar.  In it the playbill retain  $Palmer= 
as +Frederick Bertram=r and $Miss Farren= as +Eliza Ratcliffe=r, but "The Public
k are most respectfully informed that in consequence of the Indisposition of Pal
mer and Miss Farren, the Characters of Charles [sic] Bertram and Eliza in +The J
ew= will be performed by $C. Kemble= and $Mrs Goodall=" (printed slip attached t
o +Kemble playbill=).]  Receipts: #145 14s. 6d. (102.3.0; 38.5.0; 5.6.6).  *pcg 
Speculation.  As 7 Nov. 1795, but unassigned-_Blurton, Master _Curties.  *aHarle
quin's Treasure 0; or, Jewels New Set.  [+Pantomimic Characters=% Persian Mercha
nt and Lover-Farley; Harlequin-Simpson; Clown-Follett; Pantaloon-Hawtin; Fop's S
ervant-Simmons; Miser-Powel; Pantomimic Sailor-Blurton; Jew-Crowe; Quaker-Davenp
ort; Punch-Rayner; Smuggler-King; Lemon Merchant-Wilde; Landlord-Thompson; Cook-
Rees; Surveyor-Claremont; Servant-Abbot; Waiters-Findlay, Lee; Persians and Arab
s-Cranfield, Platt, Bayzand, T. Cranfield, Goosetree; Columbine-Mlle St.Amand; [
+Vocal Characters=% Farmer-Bowden; Vocal Sailor-Haymes; Gambler-Townsend; Pleasu
re-Mrs Martyr; Virtue-Mrs Mountain; Arabian Girl-Mrs Clendining; +Glees= and +Ch
orusses=-Linton, Street, Spofforth, Williamson, Holland.  *aHarlequin's Treasure
 1.  [Part I.% A View of the Desarts of Arabia-[, with the passing of the Carava
n.%; The Banditti- [(from +The Magic Cavern=) painted by $Richards=, the music b
y $Shield=.%; A Garden-; +song=-Mrs Clendining [composed by $Shield=.%; The Hote
l-; [(from +The Choice of Harlequin=) with the% Views of the Temple of Virtue an
d Pleasure- [painted by Richards, $Dall=, and $Smirk=; the music by $Michael Arn
e=%; The Hazard Club (from +The Choice of Harlequin=)-; +Come pass the Box= [com
posed by $M. Arne=,%-Bowden, Townsend, Richardson, Haymes, Linton, Street, Spoff
orth, Williamson, Holland; The Building Scene and Falling Scaffold- [(from +The 
Sorcerer=) invented by $Rich=.  The Outside of Pantaloon's House-the Mandarine-t
he Inside-the Magic Candles-%; Harlequin from the Tea Urn-[, invented by $Messin
k= and $Martinelli=.%; The Dog Kennel and Pigeon House- [invented by Rich.%; Out
side of Bagnio- (from The Choice of Harlequin); [-The Jew-the Quaker-the Sailor-
the Miser.  Omnia Vincet Amor! The Inside of the Bagnio-the Change to the Prison
-the Punishment of Vice-; with a% +Hornpipe= in Fetters-Byrn.  *aHarlequin's Tre
asure 2.  [Part II.% An exact Representation of the Telegraphe-[, in which is sh
ewn the Manner of conveying Intelligence, demanding Questions, and receiving Ans
wers.;% [A View of Dover, with the Fleet prepared for Sea-The arrival of an Expr
ess from the Admiralty by the Telegraphe-the Sailing of the Fleet%; new +song= [
by $Spofforth=%-Haymes; [Park Wall changes to a Public House; The Trick Tea Ches
t; Harlequin's Leap and Transformation;% The Kitchen Scene- [by $Messink=.; Harl
equin changes to a Lobster.%; A Landscape-; [painted by $Lambert=.;  A new% +Dri
nking Song= and +Chorus= [by $Spofforth=%-Bowden; The Wash@House Scene- [(from +
The Sorcerer=) invented by $Rich=.  Pantaloon's House and Garden Wall-a Venetian
 Window changes to a Ladder-with the Clown's Disaster in the Horse Trough.  Outs
ide of Pantaloon's House-the art of making Punch-the Transformation of Punch to 
a Wheel-Barrow invented by Rich.%; The Statuary Yard- [invented by $Messink=-the
 formation of the Stone Figure invented by $Delpini=.%; A Dark Wood-;[Harlequin 
and Columbine, guarded by Virtue, are shewn the Cavern of Vice, in which are per
sonified Intemperance, Deceit, Avarice, Gaming, Drunkenness, Lust, and Murder.  
This is succeeded by the Temple of Virtue, in which the Vices give place to Prud
ence, Justice, Temperance, Fortitude, Faith, Hope, and Charity.  Harlequin and C
olumbine are united at the Altar by Hymen, and the Piece concludes with% a Final
e-; +Grand Dance=-Byrn, Holland, Mlle St.Amand.  *cAfterpiece [1st time; P 2, au
thor unknown]: The Pantomime partly new and partly compiled.  The principal part
s of the Compilation from +The Choice of Harlequin=, +The Magic Cavern=, +The En
chanted Castle=, +The Sylphs=, and +The Sorcerer=.  The Music compiled from, and
 composed by, $Michael Arne=, $Shield=, $J. C.? Bach=, $Spofforth=, &c.  The Sce
nery, Machinery, and Decorations are partly new, and the rest completely repaire
d by $Hodgins=, $Phillips=, $Hollogan=, $Blackmore=, and assistants.  The Dances
 composed by $Byrn=.  The Dresses by $Dick= and $Mrs Egan=.  Books of the Songs 
to be had at the Theatre.  Receipts: #274 14s. 6d. (254.13.0; 20.1.6).  *pking's
 I Due Gobbi.  Principal Characters-Viganoni (1st appearance at this theatre), M
orelli, Sga Fabrizzi.  [+Larpent MS 118= lists the parts: +Rosignolo=r, +Pandolf
o=r, +Lucindo=r, +Trastullo=r, +Costanza=r, +Rosaura=r, +Lisetta=r.]  *dEnd I: +
Divertissement=-[, as 10 Mar.%; End Opera: +Le Bouquet=- [see 5 Mar.].  *cA New 
Opera (1st time [in +London=; 1st performed at +Florence=, 1793, as +La Confusio
ne nata dalla Somiglianza=; ossiano, +I Due Gobbi=]); the music by $Portogallo=.
  [$Viganoni= had 1st appeared at the former +king's Theatre= throughout the sea
sons of 1781-82 and 1782-83.]  *p16 cg [A% Grand Selection 0 [of Sacred Music fr
om the Works of Handel%.  As 2 Mar., but Principal Vocal Performers-another Miss
 +Fletcher (from +Birmingham=).  *aGrand Selection 1.  Overture (+Samson=)-; +Ho
nor and Arms=-Bartleman [Samson]; +Wise men flattering=-Miss Leak [Judas Maccaba
eus]; +Lord of Eternity=-Chorus; +O Baal=-Chorus (+Deborah=); +Hush ye pretty wa
rbling=-Miss Parke [+Acis and Galatea=]; +Disdainful of danger=-; +Pious orgies=
-Mme Mara (+Judas Maccabaeus=); +From the censer=-Chorus (+Solomon=).  *aGrand S
election 2.  Fifth Grand Concerto-; +Sound an alarm=-Kelly (Judas Maccabaeus); +
How willing=-Bartleman (Samson); +See the conqu'ring hero=-Chorus; March (Judas 
Maccabaeus)-; +What tho' I trace=-Miss Parke [Solomon]; +O God who in thy heaven
ly hand=-Chorus [+Joseph=]; +Happy Iphis=-Master Elliot [+Jephtha=]; +Mad Bess=-
Mme Mara ($Purcell=); +Kings shall be thy nursing fathers=-Chorus [+Coronation A
nthems=].  *aGrand Selection 3.  Overture and Dead March (+Saul=)-; +Joys in gen
tle strains=-the Miss Fletchers [+Athalia=]; +Awful pleasing being=-Miss Leak [+
Joshua=]; +From harmony=-Chorus [+Dryden's Ode=]; +Let the bright Seraphim=-Miss
 Parke [Samson]; +O liberty=-Kelly; accompanied on the violoncello-C. Ashley (Ju
das Maccabaeus); +The Soldier tir'd=-Mme Mara [$Dr Arne=]; +Gloria Patri=-Grand 
Chorus [+Jubilate=].  *mEnd Part I: +concerto= on the Piano Forte-Miss M'Arthur;
 End Part II: +concerto= on the harp-Mme Delaval.  *p17 dl A Trip to Scarborough
.  As 5 Mar., but La Varole-Maddocks; Col. Townly-_.  *aHarlequin Captive.  As 1
 Mar., but Dubois_; Chorus of Knights and Ladies-Mrs _Bland.  *c[There are two +
BM playbills= ($Harris=, Vol. V) for this night.  The first announces +First Lov
e=, in place of +The Iron Chest=, advertised on playbill of 15 Mar.  The second 
carries the notice: The Publick are most respectfully informed that, on account 
of the Indisposition of a principal Performer, First Love cannot be performed.  
This evening will be presented [as above].  "The second performance of The Iron 
Chest was to have taken place on Thursady; but not being quite raady, the intend
ed substitute was First Love.  The absence, however, of some performers occasion
ed another change, and the substitute was +A Trip to Scarborough=.  The return b
eing non est inventus with respect to $Barrymore=, the character of +Colonel Tow
nly=r was wholly omitted, but not missed" (+True Briton=, 19 Mar).]  Receipts: #
249 18s. (232.6.6; 16.19.6; tickets not come in: 0.12.0).  *pcg The Way to Get M
arried.  As 26 Jan.  *aHarlequin's Treasure 0.  As 15  Mar., but [added to +Pant
omimic Characters=r:% Cooper-Blurton; [to +Vocal Characters=r:% Gamblers-Bowden,
 Townsend, Haimes, Richardson; [from Pantomimic Characters:% Miser-_; Pantomomic
 Sailor-_; Jew-_; Quaker-_; [from Vocal Characters:% Farmer-_; Vocal Sailor-_; G
ambler-_.  *aHarlequin's Treasure 1.  As 15 Mar., but Outside of Bagnio-_.  *aHa
rlequin's Treasure 2.  As 15 Mar., but +Rule Brittania=-Bowden, Townsend; [New% 
+Drinking Song= and +Chorus= [by $Spofforth=%-_.  *cReceipts: #346 0s. 6d. (333.
9.6; 12.11.0).  *p18 cg The Messiah; Grand Selection 0.  As 2 Mar., but Principa
l Vocal Performers-Miss +Fletcher.  *mEnd Part I: +concerto= on the violin-G. As
hley.  *cAccount-Book, 13 Feb.: Received from $John Ashley= Oratorio rent #52 10
s. [i.e. for every performance].  *p19 dl The Iron Chest.  As 12 Mar., but Adam 
Winterton-Waldron[in place of $Dodd=%; Orson-Benson[of $R Palmer=%; Helen-Mrs Po
well; Barbara-Miss Leak[of $Sga Storace=%; Master_ Webb; Banks_; Hollingsworth_;
 Maddocks_; unassigned-_Keys, _Whitmell, +Wathen.  *aHarlequin Captive.  As 12 M
ar.  *sAs 12 Mar.  *c[In mainpiece the playbill retains $R. Palmer=, but "$Benso
n= [acted] +Orson=r" (+Oracle=, 21 Mar.).  For note on the author's curtailments
 see 12 Mar.]  Receipts: #288 18s. 6d. (285.14.6; 3.4.0).  *pcg The Lie of the D
ay; or, A Party at Hampton Court.  Principal Characters-Lewis, Quick, Fawcett, H
arley, Middleton, Knight, Miss Chapman, Mrs Davenport, Miss Wallis.  [Cast from 
text ($T. N. Longman=, 1800), and $Genest=, VII, 268: +Aircourt=r-Lewis; +Alibi=
r-Quick; +Metheglin=r-Fawcett; +Sir Carrol O'Donovan=r-Harley; +Young O'Donovan=
r-Middleton; +Larry Kavanagh=r-Knight; +Povot=r-Simmons; +Footman=r-Blurton; +La
dy Arable=r-Miss Chapman; +Katty Kavanagh=r-Mrs Davenport; +Sophia=r-Miss Wallis
; +Fib=r-Mrs Watts.]  *aCatharine and Petruchio.  Petruchio-Lewis; Baptista-Thom
pson; Taylor-Simmons; Biondello-Townsend; Grumio-Quick; Catharine-Mrs Mattocks. 
 *aHarlequin's Treasure 0.  As 17 Mar., but [from +Pantomimic Characters=:% Fop'
s Servant-_; Punch-_; Smuggler-_; Cooper-_; Lemon Merchant-_; Landlord-_; Cook-_
; Surveyor-_; Waiters-_; Persians and Arabs-_.  *aHarlequin's Treasure 1.  As 17
 Mar.  *aHarlequin's Treasure 2.  As 17 Mar.  *cBenefit for $Lewis=.  1st piece 
[1st time: C 3, by $John O'Keeffe=, altered by him from his +The Toy=].  [2nd pi
ece in place of +The Irish Mimick=, advertised on playbill of 17 Mar.]  +Oracle=
, 15 Mar.: Tickets to be had of Lewis, No. 6, +Bow-street=, +Covent-Garden=.  Re
ceipts: #384 18s. (272.4; 12.8; tickets: 100.6).  *pking's I Due Gobbi.  As 15 M
ar.  *dAs 15 Mar.  *p21[-26% none Holy Week.  *p28 dl The Iron Chest.  As 12 Mar
., but Adam Winterton-Waldron[in place of $Dodd=%; Orson-Benson[of $R Palmer=%; 
Barbara-Miss Leak[of $Sga Storace=%; Hollingsworth_; Maddocks_; unassigned-_Keys
, _Whitmell, +Wathen.  *aHarlequin Captive.  As 12 Mar.  *sAs 12 Mar.  *cReceipt
s: #239 9s. (232.12; 6.16).  *pcg The Merry Wives of Windsor.  As 14 Mar., but H
ost of the Garter-_; Jack Rugby-_.  *aHarlequin's Treasure 0.  As 17 Mar.  *aHar
lequin's Treasure 1.  As 17 Mar.  *aHarlequin's Treasure 2.  As 17 Mar.  *c[Main
piece in place of +Hamlet=, advertised on playbill of 19 Mar.]  Receipts: #318 8
s. (308.3; 10.5).  *phay The Battle of Eddington; or, British Liberty.  [Partial
 cast from +Morning Herald=, 30 Mar.:% Alfred-Clifford; Ceoluph-Wilkinson; Queen
-Mrs Sidney; [Text ($Elmsley= [et al], 1796) lists the parts: +Alfred King of En
gland=r; +Mervin=r, his dependent, Prince of South Wales; +Ethelred=r, General o
f the English; +Ceoluph=r, English Nobleman; +Danish Captain of Auxiliaries=r; +
Ceoluph's Vassal=r; +Edmund=r, Son and Heir of Alfred then very young; +Elsitha=
r, Queen of England; +Editha=r, an Old Woman inhabiting the Cottage.% +Prologue=
-Wilkinson.  *aWho's the Dupe?  *e[+Monologue=.%End: [$Collins='s% +Ode on the P
assions=-Wilkinson.  *cBy Permission of the +Lord Chamberlain=.  Benefit for $Wi
lkinson=.  Mainpiece [T 3, by $John Penn=, 1st acted at Richmond, Feb. 1796.  Pr
ologue by the author (see text)]: A New Historical Play in 3 Acts (with +songs= 
[by $John Wall Callcott=]).  +Morning Herald=, 11 Apr.: This Day is published +T
he Battle of Eddington=, as acted at the +Haymarket= and at +Richmond= (1s. 6d.)
.  Tickets to be had of Wilkinson, No. 14, +Mary-le-bone-street=, +Golden-square
=.  The Doors to be opened at 5:30.  To begin at 6:30.  *p29 dl The Iron Chest. 
 As 19 Mar., but Helen-Miss Farren[in place of $Mrs Powell=% ; Gregory-_; Simon-
_.  *pcg Speculation.  As 15 Mar.,but Emmeline-Miss Chapman [in place of $Miss W
allis=%  *aHarlequin Captive.  As 12 Mar.  *sAs 12 Mar.  *cThe Doors to be opene
d at 5:30.  To begin at 6:30, and during the rest of the Season.  Receipts: #185
 14s. 6d. (183.8.6; 2.6.0).  aHarlequin's Treasure 0.  As 17 Mar.  *aHarlequin's
 Treasure 1.  As 17 Mar.  *aHarlequin's Treasure 2.  As 17 Mar.  *cReceipts: #20
2 5s. 6d. (188.4.6; 14.1.0).  *pking's I Traci Amanti.  Principal Characters-Mor
elli, Rovedino; Sga Fabrizzi.  [And see 16 Feb.]  *dEnd I: +Le Bouquet=-[, as 15
 Mar.%; End Opera: +Les Trois Sultanes=-[, as 1 Mar.%.  *c+I Due Gobbi= [adverti
sed in +Morning Chronicle=, 28 Mar.] is unavoidably deferred on account of the s
udden indisposition of $Viganoni=.  *p30 dl She Wou'd and She Wou'd Not.  As 17 
Dec. 1795, but Trappanti-Whitfield.  *aNo Song No Supper.  As 7 Mar., but Endles
s-Benson; William-_; Servant-_.  *c[Afterpiece in place of +The Adopted Child=, 
advertised on playbill of 29 Mar.]  Receipts: #209 14s. (162.0.6; 46.5.6; 1.8.0)
.  *pcg Live Lumber; or, Unburied Dead.  Old Batchelor-Munden; Virtuoso-Powel; F
op-Farley; Lawyer-Williamson; Lover-Claremont; Shroud-Wilde; [Undertakers:% Plum
e@Hearse-Thompson; Seize@Corps (with a +song=)-Haymes; Dismal-Rees; Servant-Abbo
t; The Censor-Richardson; Old Maid-Miss Leserve; Fine Lady-Miss Logan.  *aThe Li
e of the Day.  As 19 Mar., but Principal Characters-Miss _Wallis, Mrs +Knight.  
*aThe Way to Get Un-Married.  [Characters by Knight, Townsend, Davenport; Miss M
ansel, Mrs Martyr (with a new incidental +song=).  Cast from $Cross='s +Parnassi
an Bagatelles= ($Bellamy=, 1796):% Luckless-Knight; John-Townsend; Irritable-Dav
enport; Tradesmen-Holland, Abbot; Glazier-Wilde; Shoemaker-Blurton; Sweep-Simmon
s; Amelia-Miss Mansel; Gymp-Mrs Martyr.  *aHartford Bridge.  As 8 Oct. 1795, but
 Bar@Maid-Mrs Norton; Waiter-_.  *dEnd of 3rd piece: +The Lucky Escape=, as 8 Oc
t. 1795.  *cBenefit for $Quick=.  1st piece [1st time; PREL I, altered anonymous
ly from the anonymous +Bickerstaff's Unburied Dead=].  3rd piece [1st time; INT 
1, by $John Cartwright Cross=].  +Oracle=, 11 Mar.: Tickets to be had of Quick, 
No. 98, +High Holborn=.  Receipts: #424 (207.2; 5.8; tickets: 211.10).  *p31 dl 
The Inconstant.  As 29 Feb., but Bravoes-_Phillimore.  *aThe Devil to Pay.  As 1
4 Dec. 1795.  *c[Mainpiece in place of +The School for Scandal=, advertised on p
laybill of 30 Mar.]  Receipts: #230 1s. 6d. (158.9.0; 63.19.6; 7.13.0).  *pcg Th
e Way to Get Married.  As 26 Jan., but Julia Faulkner-Miss Mansel[in place of $M
iss Wallis=% (1st time).  *aHarlequin's Treasure 0.  As 17 Mar.  *aHarlequin's T
reasure 1.  As 17 Mar.  *aHarlequin's Treasure 2.  As 17 Mar.  *cThe Doors to be
 opened at 5:30.  To begin at 6:30, which Regulation will be continued for the R
emainder of the Season.  Receipts: #265 17s. (261.0; 4.17).  *p4 1 dl A Trip to 
Scarborough.  As 26 Dec. 1795, but Young Fashion-Whitfield.  *aThe Doctor and th
e Apothecary.  As 18 Dec. 1795, but Isabella-Miss DeCamp.  *cReceipts: #200 6s. 
(149.1.6; 45.1.6; 6.3.0).  *pcg King Henry the Fourth, First Part.  As 14 Dec. 1
795, but Westmorland-_; Sheriff-_; Peto-_; Gadshill-_; Prince John of Lancaster-
_; Messenger-_; Hotspur's Servant-_; Travellers-_.  *aSt. Patrick's Day; or, The
 Scheming Lieutenant.  Justice Credulous-Quick; Lieut. O'Connor-Macready; Dr Ros
y-Powel; Serjeant Trounce-Haymes; Corporal Flint-Wilde; Clown-Farley; Servant-Le
dger; Lauretta-Mrs Mountain; +song=-Mrs Mountain; Bridget-Mrs Davenport.  *e[+Mo
nologue=.% End: Dryden's +Ode of Alexander's Feast=-Holman.  *sAfter the monolog
ue: +My Mother had a Maid called Barbara=, as 14 Mar.; The Minstrel's Song, [+Wh
ere is that tow'ring spirit fled?=% as 14 Mar.; +Tho' Hurricanes rattle= (compos
ed by $Shield=)-Incledon, Bowden; +Ye Gentlemen of England=, as 14 Mar.  *cBenef
it for $Holman=.  Afterpiece : Not acted these 8 years [not acted since 16 sar. 
1786].  +Oracle=, 16 Mar.: Tickets to be had of Holman, No. 14, +John-street=, +
Adelphi=.  Receipts: #318 19s. (205.3.6; 5.11.0; tickets: 108.4.6).  *p2 dl Vort
igern.  Characters-Bensley, Barrymore, Caulfield, Kemble, Whitfield, Trueman, C.
 Kemble, Benson, Phillimore, King, Dignum, Packer, Cooke, Banks, Evans, Russell,
 Wentworth, Maddocks, Webb, Master Gregson, Master DeCamp, Mrs Powell, Mrs Jorda
n, Miss Miller, Miss Tidswell, Miss Heard, Miss Leak; [Cast from text ($J. Barke
r=, 1799): Constantius-Bensley; Aurelius-Barrymore; Uter-Caulfield; Vortigern-Ke
mble; Wortimerus-Whitfield; Catagrines-Trueman; Pascentius-C. Kemble; Hengist-Be
nson; Horsus-Phillimore; Fool-King; Page-Master Gregson; Servant-Master DeCamp; 
Edmunda-Mrs Powell; Flavia-Mrs Jordan; Rowena-Miss Miller; Attendants on Edmunda
-Miss Tidswell, Miss Heard, Miss Leak; Dignum, Packer, Cooke, Banks, Evans, Russ
ell, Wentworth, Maddocks, Webb are unassigned.]  +Prologue= [actually, read (+Bo
aden, Jordan=, I, 297)]-Whitfield; +Epilogue=-Mrs Jordan.  *aMy Grandmother.  As
 30 Dec. 1795.  *sIn: +Last Whitsunday they brought me=-Miss Leak; +She sung whi
lst from her eye ran down=-Mrs Jordan [neither one listed in playbill (see BUC, 
622)].  *cMainpiece [1st time; T 5, by $William Henry Ireland=; incidental music
 by $William Linley=.  Prologue by $Sir James Bland Burges=; Epilogue by $Robert
 Merry= (see text)]: With new Scenes, Dresses & Decorations.  The Scenes designe
d and excuted by $Greenwood= and $Capon=.  The Dresses by $Johnston=, $Gay= & $M
iss Rein=.  Printed slip attached to +Kemble playbill=: A malevolent and impoten
t attack on the $Shakspeare MSS=. [i.e. those forged by W. H. Ireland, of which 
this play was one] having appeared, on the Eve of representation of +Vortigern=,
 evidently intended to injure the interest of the Proprietor of the MSS., $Mr Sa
muel? Ireland= [W. H. Ireland's father] feels it impossible, within the short sp
ace of time that intervenes between the publishing and the representation, to pr
oduce an answer to the most illiberal and unfounded assertions in Mr Malone's en
quiry [i.e. $Edmond Malone=, +An Inquiry into the Authenticity of certain Papers
 attributed to Shakspeare, Queen Elizabeth, and Henry, Earl of Southampton=, 179
6].  He is therefore induced to request that Vortigern may be heard With that Ca
ndour that has ever distinguished a British Audience.  The Play is now at the Pr
ess, and will in a very few days be laid before the Public.  [But it was not iss
ued until 1799 (see below).  See also $Bernard Grebanier=, +The Great Shakespear
e Forgery=, +London=, 1966.]  *c+Oracle=, 4 Apr., states that the first three ac
ts were listened to with patience, but beginning with the fourth act the play wa
s damned, when "one tremendous yell of indignation from the pit burst simultaneo
usly."  "At four o'clock the doors of the theatre were besieged; and, a few minu
tes after they were opened, the pit was crowded solely with gentlemen.  Before s
ix not a place was to be found in the boxes, and the passages were filled...The 
audience betrayed symptoms of impatience early in the representation; but, findi
ng its taste insulted by bloated terms, which heightened the general insipidity,
 its reason puzzled by discordant images, false ornaments, and abortive efforts 
to elevate and astonish, pronounced its sentence of condemnation at the conclusi
on of the play" (+Gentleman's Magazine=, Apr. 1795, pp. 346-47).  "Irelands play
 of Vortigern I went to.  Prologue spoken at 35 minutes past 6 [see 29 Mar.]: Pl
ay over at 10.  A strong party was evidently made to support it, which clapped w
ithout opposition frequently through near 3 acts, when some ridiculous passages 
caused a laugh, mixed with groans-Kemble requested the audience t  o hear the pl
ay out abt. the end of 4th act and prevailed.-The Epilogue was spoken by $Mrs Jo
rdan= who skipped over some lines which claimed the play as Shakespeares.  $Barr
ymore= attempted to give the Play out for Monday next but was hooted off the sta
ge.  Kemble then came on, & after some time, was permitted to say that "+School 
for Scandal= would be given," which the House approved by clapping.  $Sturt= of 
+Dorsetshire= was in a Stage Box drunk, & exposed himself indecently to support 
the Play, and when one of the stage attendants attempted to take up the green cl
oth [i.e. a carpet which, by custom, was laid on the stage during the concluding
 scene of a tragedy], Sturt seized him roughly by the head.  He was slightly pel
ted with oranges" (Joseph +Farington, Diary=, 1922, I, 145).  Account-Book, 4 Ap
r.: Paid Ireland his share for the 1st Night of Vortigern #102 13s. 3d.  +Mornin
g Chronicle=, 29 Mar. 1799: This Day is published Vortigern and +Henry the Secon
d= (4s.).  Receipts: #555 6s. 6d. (528.6.0; 26.9.6; 0.11.0).  *pcg The Lie of th
e Day.  As 30 Mar.  *aLock and Key.  As 2 Feb., but Servants and Sailors-_; Mrs_
 Castelle; Mrs_ Norton; Miss_ Kirton.  *aHarlequin's Treasure 0.  As 19 Mar.  *a
Harlequin's Treasure 1.  As 19 Mar.  *aHarlequin's Treasure 2.  As 19 Mar.  *c[M
ore than one contemporary account alludes to +The Lie of the Day= as being acted
, presumably by coincidence, on the same night as $Ireland='s $Shakespeare= forg
ery.]  Receipts: #273 1s. 6d. (270.9.6; 2.12.0).  *pking's I Due Gobbi.  As 15 M
ar.  *dEnd I: +Le Bouquet=, as 15 Mar.; End Opera: [a new Ballet (taken from the
 Incas of $Marmontel=; composed by $Onorati=)% +Alonso e Cora=-Didelot, Mme Rose
, Mlle Parisot, Mme Hilligsberg.  *p4 dl The School for Scandal.  As 26 Sept. 17
95, but Joseph Surface-Barrymore.  *aHarlequin Captive.  As 1 Mar., but Dubois_;
 Gipsies-_Garman; Whitmell_; Butler_; Nicolini_; Furies-_Wells, Master _Gregson;
 Master_ DeCamp; Chorus of Knights and Ladies-Mrs _Bland; unassigned-_Keys, W. _
Banks.  *cReceipts: #297 11s. 6d. (283.5.0; 5.14.6; tickets not come in: 9.0.0).
  *pcg The Merry Wives of Windsor.  As 28 Mar.  *aHarlequin's Treasure 0.  As 17
 Mar.  *aHarlequin's Treasure 1.  As 17 Mar.  *aHarlequin's Treasure 2.  As 17 M
ar.  *cReceipts: #246 10s. (231.5; 15.5).  *p5 dl First Love.  As 17 Sept. 1795,
 but Frederick Mowbray-Benson; Servants-_; Waiting@woman-_.  *aThe Doctor and th
e Apothecary.  As 1 Apr., but Perez-_; Shopman-_.  *cReceipts: #196 18s. (146.11
; 42.1; 8.6).  *pcg Fontainbleau.  Lackland-Lewis; Lepoche-Quick; Squire Tallyho
-Munden; Sir John Bull-Fawcett; Lord Winlove-Incledon; Col. Epaulette-Farley; He
nry-Johnstone; Caelia (1st time)-Mrs Serres; Rosa-Mrs Mountain; Lady Bull-Mrs Da
venport; Mrs Casey (1st time)-Mrs Clendining; Nannette (1st time)-Mrs Martyr; Mi
ss Dolly Bull-Mrs Mattocks.  *aBritish Fortitude and Hibernian Friendship; or, A
n Escape from France.  Capt. O'Leary-Johnstone; Edward-Incledon; Joey-Munden; Pa
trick-Macready; Sedgely-Hull; Commandant-Claremont; Annette-Mrs Mountain.  *aThe
 Irishman in London.  As 23 Sept. 1795, but [added to +Murtoch Delaney=r:% +Mist
er Thedy Shemus O'Shoughnessy O'Finnegin Delany's History of Himself=-Johnstone;
 +A Planxty Descriptive of Ireland=-Johnstone.  *sIn course 2nd piece: +I was ca
lled knowing Joey=-Munden; +At dawn of Life our Vows were plighted=-Mrs Mountain
; +The turban'd Turk who scorns the World=-Johnstone; +When foaming Waves contra
ry beat=-Incledon; +The Land of Potatoes=-Johnstone; +Fa la la= (composed by $Ca
llcott=)-Incledon, Johnstone, Linton, Street, the rest of the Characters; End 2n
d piece: +Old Towler=-Incledon.  *cBenefit for $Johnstone=.  +Oracle=, 18 Mar.: 
Tickets to be had of Johnstone, No. 19, +Piazza=, +Covent-Garden=. Receipts: #46
6 4s. (200.17; 7.14; tickets: 257.13).  *pking's I Due Gobbi.  As 15 Mar.  *dEnd
 I: +Le Bouquet=, as 15 Mar.; End Opera: +Alonso e Cora=, as 2 Apr., but +Gentil
i.  *p6 dl The Plain Dealer.  As 27 Feb., but Freeman-Benson; Splitcause-_; Book
sellers-_; Boy-_; Bailiffs-_; +song=-_.  *aThe Prize.  As 19 Sept. 1795.  *cAcco
unt-Book: Paid $Aylmer= for Chorus to 29th sxr. #18 12s. 6d.  Receipts: #273 12s
. (195.17.6; 71.6.6; 6.8.0).  *pcg The Way to Get Married.  As 31 Mar., but Cros
s_.  *aHarlequin's Treasure 0.  As 17 Mar.  *aHarlequin's Treasure 1.  As 17 Mar
.  *aHarlequin's Treasure 2.  As 17 Mar.  *cReceipts: #196 13s. 6d. (192.10.0; 4
.3.6).  *p7 dl Love for Love.  As 7 Jan.  *aMy Grandmother.  As 30 Dec. 1795.  *
cReceipts: #169 9s. 6d. (122.17.0; 44.14.6; 1.18.0).  *pcg The Lie of the Day.  
As 30 Mar.  *aLock and Key.  As 2 Apr.  *aHarlequin's Treasure 0.  As 19 Mar.  *
aHarlequin's Treasure 1.  As 19 Mar.  *aHarlequin's Treasure 2.  As 19 Mar.  *cR
eceipts: #162 8s. 6d. (159.18.6; 2.10.0).  *pking's Ifigenia in Tauride.  [Princ
ipal Characters by Roselli, Rovedino, Viganoni, Mme Banti.  Cast from +Larpent M
S 1121=:% Pilade-Roselli; Toante-Rovedino; Oreste-Viganoni; Prete-Braghetti; Ifi
genia-Mme Banti; Diana-Sga Bigi; Sacerdotessa-Sga Pastorelli.  *dAs 15 Mar.  *cB
enefit for $Mme Banti=.  A Grand Serious Opera (1st time in this Country [1st pe
rformed at +Paris=, 1779]); the Music by $Gluck=.  Accompanied With Chorusses un
der the Direction of $Kelly=.  With entirely new Scenes designed by $Marinari=, 
and executed under his direction, Dresses and Decorations.  Tickets to be had of
 Mme Banti, No. 7, +Hay Market=. The Company are respectfully entreated not to c
ome upon the Stage this Night, as the +Iphigenia= is accompanied with a degree o
f Spectacle on which the effect of the Performance chiefly depends; besides, the
 Machinery used in this Opera will make it dangerous for the Company to be upon 
the Stage during the time of the representation.  "We never saw a House more spl
endid, more crowded, nor more gratified...In spite of the request not to crowd u
pon the stage, it was quite thronged; and it was impossible to move the complica
ted and superb scenery with effect.  We lament that no means can be devised to s
ave the stage from this perpetual intrusion" (+Morning Chronicle=, 8 Apr.).  "Ba
nti had a crowded house for her benefit, and is said to have netted 1500 guineas
" (+Monthly Magazine=, May 1796 p. 321).  *p8 dl The Wheel of Fortune.  As 8 Feb
., but Mr Woodville-Benson; Mr Sydenham-Whitfield.  *aNo Song No Supper.  As 7 M
ar., but William-_; Servant-_.  *cReceipts: #178 9s. 6d. (125.2.6; 46.14.6; 6.12
.6).  *pcg The Mysteries of the Castle.  As 4 Nov. 1795, but Julia (1st time)-Mi
ss Mansel.  *aA Divertisement.  As 4 Nov. 1795, but +How much I love thee=-_.  *
e[+Monologue=%After dancing: +Belles! Have at ye All=-Mrs Mattocks.  *bEnd: +Der
mot and Kathlane=[; or, +The Irish Wedding= (composed by $Byrn=)%.  Dermot-Byrn;
 Darby-Jackson; Patrick-Holland; Father Luke-Platt; Norah-Mlle St.Amand; Old Kat
hlane-Miss Smyth; Kathlane (only time [i.e. appearance] this season)-Mme Rossi. 
 [And see 18 Oct. 1793.]  *cBenefit for $Mrs Mattocks=.  +Oracle=, 25 Mar.: Tick
ets to be had of Mrs Mattocks, No. 8, +Great Russell-street=, +Covent-Garden=.  
Receipts: #296 1s. (156.18.6; 14.15.0; tickets: 124.7.6).  *p9 dl Isabella.  As 
19 Sept. 1795, but Villeroy-Wroughton; Sampson-Phillimore; 2nd Gentleman-Maddock
s; Nurse-Mrs Maddocks.  *aThe Spoil'd Child.  As 11 Jan., but Miss Pickle-Mrs Ma
ddocks.  *sAs 19 Sept. 1795.  *cReceipts: #388 9s. (308.17; 73.16; 5.16).  *pcg 
The Lad of the Hills; or, The Wicklow Gold Mine.  [Principal Characters by Incle
don, Johnstone, Fawcett, Bowden, Towsend, Richardson, Thompson, Mrs Martyr, Mrs 
Clendining, Mrs Mountain.  Cast from Airs ($T. N. Longman=, 1796):% Yemon-Incled
on; Granaghan-Johnstone; Thady-Fawcett; Maunus-Bowden; Devereux-Townsend; Tinihi
nch-Richardson; Dross-Thompson; Phelim-Mrs Martyr; Jesse-Mrs Clendining; Shelah-
Mrs Mountain; Irish Peasantry Defenders White Boys-Linton, Williamson, Street, F
ollett, Simmons, Spofforth, Blurton, Rees, Abbot, Holland, Wilde, Curties, Mrs C
astelle, Mrs Watts, Miss Walcup, Mrs Follett, Miss E. Walcup, Mrs Masters, Mrs N
orton, Mrs Lloyd, Miss Ives, Mrs Blurton, Mrs Crowe, Miss Smith.  *aCrotchet Lod
ge.  As 24 Oct. 1795, but Squire Shinken-Townsend; Waiter-_; Paddy-_; Bootcatche
r-_; Maid-_; Landlady-_.  *d[With a new Irish Ballet (composed by $Byrn=)%+Spins
ters' Lottery=-Byrn, Platt, Mrs Watts, Miss Smyth, Mlle St.Amand.  [Announced in
 playbill, but "The dance advertised was changed to another, on account of the i
ndisposition of one of the performers" (+Morning Herald=, 11 Apr.).]  *cMainpiec
e [1st time; CO 3, by $John O'Keeffe=.  Altered by the author the following seas
on as +The Wicklow Mountains=.  $Dross= not listed in Airs, but it is the only o
ther character in +Larpent MS 1117=]: With new Scenery, Music, and Dresses.  The
 Music partly compiled, and the Overture, new Music, and the Accompanyments to t
he National Airs, composed by $Shield=.The Union Pipes and the Harp to be played
 by $Topham= and $Weippert=.  The Scenes painted by $Richards=, $Hodgins=, $Phil
lips=, $Hollogan=, $Blackmore= and assistants.  Books of the Songs to be had in 
the Theatre.  Receipts: #215 (210.18; 4.2).  *pking's Ifigenia in Tauride.  See 
7 Apr.  *dAs 15 Mar.  *p11 dl Macbeth.  As 29 Sept. 1795, but Banquo-Packer; Mac
duff-Wroughton; Physician-Jones; [added:% Messenger-Banks; Officer-_.  *aHarlequ
in Captive.  As 4 Apr., but Chorus of Knights and Ladies-_.  *sAs 29 Sept. 1795.
  *cReceipts: #347 3s. (345.7; 1.16).  *pcg The Lad of the Hills.  As 9 Apr.  *a
Harlequin's Treasure 0.  As 19 Mar., but Gambler-_; +Glees= and +Chorusses=-_ [;
 omitted: entire synopsis of action except for +The Telegraphe=v and +The Temple
 of Virtue=v%.  *aHarlequin's Treasure 1.  As 19 Mar.  *aHarlequin's Treasure 2.
  As 19 Mar.  *cReceipts: #214 1s. 6d. (206.14.6; 7.7.0).  *p12 dl Alexander the
 Great.  As 23 Nov. 1795, but Lysimachus-Whitfield; Perdiccas-Benson; Eumenes-Ph
illimore; Sysigambis-Mrs Maddocks; Slave-_.  [The parts are assigned in the play
bill.]  *aThe Spoil'd Child.  As 9 Apr.  *sAs 4 Dec. 1795.  *eEnd: [+Monologue=.
 $Collins='%+Ode on the Passions=-Palmer.  *cBenefit for $Palmer=.  Tickets deli
vered for +The Country Girl= will be admitted.  [Afterpiece in place of +The Sul
tan=, advertised on playbill of 11 Apr.]  +Oracle=, 4 Apr.: Tickets to be had of
 Palmer, No. 12, +New Lisle-street=, +Leicester Fields=.  Receipts: #346 11s. (1
58.3.0; 49.11.6; 4.2.6; tickets: 134.14.0). (charge: #241 16s. 6d.).  *pcg The T
ravellers in Switzerland.  Daniel-Quick; Dorimond-Johnstone; Sidney-Munden; Coun
t Friponi-Fawcett;  Robin-Townsend; Dalton-Incledon; Nerinda-Mrs Martyr; Miss So
merville-Mrs Mountain; Julia-Mrs Clendining; Lady Philippa Sidney-Mrs Mattocks. 
 *aThe Follies of a Day.  As 4 Dec. 1795, but Antonio-Munden; Agnes-_.  *aArrive
d at Portsmouth.  As 13 Jan.  *d1st piece to conclude with: +The Savoyard=-Byrn,
 Holland, Mlle St.Amand; In 3rd piece: a +New Dance=-Byrn, Holland, Mlle St.Aman
d.  *sEnd I: +The Sea Storm=-Incledon; In 3rd piece: +We've bade the restless se
as adieu=-; +O why to be happy=, as 14 Mar.; +With Rosabel what joy to stray=-To
wnsend; +Here we laugh and work together=-; +With pride we steer'd for England's
 coast=-Incledon; +When love was a stranger=-Mrs Mountain; +The seaman who of wa
rs may tell=-Incledon, Bowden; +Rule Britannia=-; In course: +Old Towler=-Incled
on; [an entire% +New Song=-Incledon.  *cBenefit for $Incledon=.  1st piece: Not 
acted these 2 years.  3rd piece: With a view of +High-street=, +Portsmouth=, at 
the time of an Illumination.  +Oracle=, 31 Mar.: Tickets to be had of Incledon, 
+Charlotte-street=, +Bloomsbury=.  Receipts: #485 12s. (211.0; 8.0; tickets: 266
.12).  *pking's I Due Gobbi.  See 15 Mar.  *dEnd I:  +Divertissement=-[, as 10 M
ar.%; End Opera: +Alonso e Cora=- [see 5 Apr%.  *c+Ifigenia in Tauride= [adverti
sed in +Morning Chronicle=, 11 Apr.] is unavoidably deferred on account of the s
udden illness of $Mme Banti=.  *p13 dl The Smugglers.  [Characters by Aickin, Di
gnum, Suett, Wewitzer, Bannister Jun., Phillimore, Master Welsh, Miss DeCamp, Mi
ss Leak, Miss Mellon.  Cast from text ($C. Dilly=, 1796):% Captain Pendant-Aicki
n; Valentine-Dignum; Shingle-Suett; Sample-Wewitzer; Trim-Bannister Jun.; Beacon
-Phillimore; Edward-Master Welsh; Stella-Miss DeCamp; Phillis-Miss Leak; Margery
-Miss Mellon.  *aA Favourite Scene from New Hay [+Sylvester Daggerwood=].  Sylve
ster Daggerwood (with +Jacky and the Cow=, by permission of $Dibdin=, who has wr
itten the accompaniments)-Bannister Jun.; Fustian-Suett; Apewell [with +Imitatio
ns= (see 7 June)]-Caulfield.  *aThe Critic.  Dangle-Dodd; Sneer-Benson; Sir Fret
ful Plagiary (for that night)-Bannister Jun. (1st appearance in that character);
 Signor Ritornello-Fairbrother; Interpreter-Wewitzer; Puff-King; Mrs Dangle-Mrs 
Maddocks; Italian Girls-Miss Leak, Miss Granger, Miss DeCamp; [+Tragedians=r:] D
on Ferolo Whiskerandos-Bannister Jun. [i.e. doubled +Sir Fretful Plagiary=r]; Ni
eces-Miss Heard, Miss Mellon; Justice's Lady-Mrs Heard; Confidant-Miss Tidswell;
 Tilburina-Miss Pope.  *aThe Wedding Day.  As 20 Feb., but Lord Rakeland-Benson;
 Mrs Hamford-Mrs Maddocks; John-_; William-_.  *cBenefit for $Bannister Jun.= 1s
t piece [1st time; MD 2, by $Samuel Birch=]: The Musick by $Attwood=.  Books of 
the Songs to be had in the Theatre.  2nd piece [1st time; INT 1, by $George Colm
an, ynger=.  This was the 1st scene from Colman's +New Hay at the Old Market=, s
lightly revised; in subsequent seasons it was acted under the title of +Sylveste
r Daggerwood=]: By Permission of the Proprietor of the Theatre Royal +Hay-Market
=.  3rd piece: With a Sea Fight.  [The playbill assigns +Sneer=r to $Palmer=, bu
t "The Public are most respectfully informed that Palmer being too ill to perfor
m this Evening, the character of Sneer will be attempted by $Benson=, who humbly
 hopes for their usual indulgence" (printed slip attached to +Kemble playbill=).
]  +Oracle=, 4 Apr.: Tickets to be had of Bannister Jun., No. 65, +Gower-street=
, +Bedford Square=.  Receipts: #613 12s. (332.0.6; 45.19.6; 4.3.0; tickets: 231.
9.0) (charge: #221 19s.).  *pcg The Lad of the Hills.  As 9 Apr.  *aModern Antiq
ues; or, The Merry Mourners.  Cockletop-Quick; Frank-Munden; Joey-Fawcett; Napki
n-Wilde; Hearty-Powel; Mrs Camomile-Miss Chapman; Belinda-Mrs Townsend; Flounce-
Mrs Norton; Mrs Cockletop-Mrs Mattocks.  *dIn: an +Irish Dance=-.  *cReceipts: #
166 4s. (155.6.6; 10.17.6).  *p14 dl Jane Shore.  As 5 Oct. 1795.  *aThe Prize. 
 As 10 Mar.  *cThe Publick are most respectfully informed that the New Tragedy o
f +Almeyda= [advertised on playbill of 13 Apr.] is obliged to be deferred [see 2
0 Apr.] on account of the Indisposition of $Palmer=.  Receipts: #205 1s. (145.5.
0; 55.5.6; 4.10.6).  *pcg The Way to Get Married.  As 27 Feb., but Cross_.  *aLo
ck and Key.  As 2 Feb., but Miss_ Kirton.  *cReceipts: #189 14s. 6d. (185.6.6; 4
.8.0).  *p15 dl The Country Girl.  As 3 Nov. 1795, but Harcourt-Benson; Servant-
Banks; [added:% William-Maddocks.  *aThe Smugglers.  As 13 Apr.  *cReceipts: #27
9 11s. (188.11.6; 86.3.0; 4.13.6; ticket not come in: 0.3.0).  *pcg Inkle and Ya
rico.  Inkle-Johnstone; Sir Christopher Curry-Quick; Campley (for this Night onl
y, with additional +songs=)-Incledon; Mate (with an additional +song=)-Townsend;
 Medium-Powel; Trudge-Fawcett; Wowski-Mrs Martyr; Narcissa-Mrs Mountain; Patty-M
rs Fawcett; Yarico-Mrs Clendining.  *aThree Weeks after Marriage.  As 15 Dec. 17
95, but Nancy (with a +song=)-Mrs Mountain.  *aThe Point at Herqui; or, British 
Bravery Triumphant.  Captain of the Diamond-Incledon; Lieut. O'Liffey-Johnstone;
 Napkin-Fawcett; Lounger-Munden; Mat Midships-Mrs Martyr; Nancy-Mrs Clendining. 
 *dII: a +Negro Dance=-; 3rd piece: [a new incidental% +Dance= [by $Byrn=%-Mlle 
St.Amand, Holland, Byrn.  *sEnd I: +Sweet Bird=-Mrs Serres; accompanied on the G
erman Flute (for this night only)-Ashe[, from the +Hanover-Square Concert=%; In 
Evening: +Admiral Benbow=-Incledon; 3rd piece: [the following songs:% +The Mid W
atch=-Incledon; +Tippy Bob=-Munden; +The Waiter=-Fawcett; +Irish Song=-Johnstone
; +New Loyal Song=-Mrs Martyr; +Rondo=-Mrs Clendining; +Ye Gentlemen of England=
-Linton, Street, Incledon; +Rule Britannia=-Incledon, Johnstone, Chorus.  *cBene
fit for $Mrs Martyr=.  3rd piece [1st time; M. INT 1, by $John Cartwright Cross=
. +Larpent MS 1124=; not published]: Founded on the recent and glorious Achievem
ent, at the above +French Fort=, of Sir Sydney Smith.  [On 17 Mar. 1796 a force 
under $Sir William Sydney Smith= had destroyed six +French vessels= in the $Bay 
of Herqui=.]  To conclude with the $British= striking the +French Colours= on th
e Fort, burning their Corvettes in the Harbour.  The new Music by $Shield=.  +Or
acle=, 29 Mar.: Tickets to be had of Mrs Martyr at her house, No. 16, +Martlett-
court=, +Bow-street=, +Covent-Garden=.  Receipts: #384 11s. 6d. (192.14.0; 10.1.
0; tickets: 181.16.6).  *p16 dl Isabella.  As 9 Apr.  *aThe Smugglers.  As 13 Ap
r.  *sAs 19 Sept. 1795.  *cThe Publick are respectfully infopmed that $Palmer=, 
being still incapable of performing, +Almeyda= [advertised on playbill of 15 Apr
.] is again unavoidably deferred [see 14 Apr.]  Receipts: #241 13s. 6d. (159.16.
0; 74.8.6; 7.9.0).  *pcg The Merry Wives of Windsor.  As 14 Mar., but [added:% S
imple-Simmons; Pistol-Williamson; Bardolph-Rees.  *aOscar and Malvina.  As 12 Oc
t. 1795, but Bards-Miss _Kirton.  *cPaid $Macleish=, printer [of the playbills] 
#118 19s. 6d.  Receipts: #193 7s. 6d. (181.4.6; 12.3.0).  *pking's La Modista Ra
ggiratrice.  [Principal Characters by Morelli, Rovedino, Viganoni, Sga Fabrizzi.
  Cast from libretto ($W. Glindon=, 1796):% Don Gavino-Morelli; Don Mitridate-Ro
vedino; Gianferante-Viganoni; Ceccotto-De Giovanni; Madama Perlina-Sga Fabrizzi;
 Ninetta-Sga Bigi; Chiarina-Sga Pastorelli.  *dAs 12 Apr.  *cA New Comic Opera; 
1st Time [in +London=; 1st performed at +Naples=, 1787].  The Music by $Paisiell
o=.  *p18 dl Coriolanus; or, The Roman Matron.  Caius Marcius Coriolanus-Kemble;
 Attius Tullus Aufidius-Wroughton; Menenius Agrippa-Benson; Cominius-Aickin; Sic
inius Velutus-Barrymore; Junius Brutus-Whitfield; Volusius-Caulfield; Young Marc
ius-Mast. Chatterley; Officers-Wentworth, Phillimore; Citizens-Suett, Burton, Ma
ddocks, Jones; Volumnia-Mrs Siddons; Virgilia-Mrs Powell; Valeria-Miss Heard; Ge
ntlewoman-Miss Tidswell.  *aThe Citizen.  As 30 Oct. 1795, but [added:% Sir Jasp
er Wilding-Burton; Young Wilding-R. Palmer; Beaufort-Trueman; Quildrive-Banks.  
*cBenefit for $Kemble=.  Mainpiece: In Act II an Ovation; or, Entry of +Coriolan
us=r into Rome.  In Act V A Procession of Roman Matrons to the +Volscian Camp=. 
 +Oracle=, 4 Apr.: Tickets to be had of Kemble, No. 13, +Caroline-street=, +Bedf
ord Square=.  Receipts: #475 4s. (277.10.6; 60.15.0; 5.16.6; tickets: 131.2.0) (
charge: #229 14s. 6d.).  *pcg King Henry the Fourth, First Part.  As 9 Dec. 1795
, but Gadshill-_; Prince John of Lancaster-_; Messenger-_; Hotspur's Servant-_; 
Travellers-_.  *aHarlequin's Treasure 0.  As 17 Mar., but Gambler-_; +Glees= and
 +Chorusses=-_.  *aHarlequin's Treasure 1.  As 17 Mar.  *aHarlequin's Treasure 2
.  As 17 Mar. [; omitted: entire synopsis of action except for +The Telegraphe=v
 and +The Temple of Virtue=v.%  *cReceipts: #201 12s. 6d. (194.2.0; 7.10.6).  *p
19 dl The Smugglers.  As 13 Apr.  *aThe Pannel.  As 21 Dec. 1795, but Don Ferdin
and-Benson; Don Carlos-Whitfield.  *aMy Grandmother.  As 30 Dec. 1795.  *cReceip
ts: #198 16s. 6d. (139.18.0; 56.5.0; 2.10.6; ticket not come in: 0.3.0).  *pcg A
 New Way to Pay Old Debts.  Sir Giles Overreach-Pope; Wellborne-Holman; Allworth
-Middleton; Lord Lovel-Macready; Marral-Powel; Furnace-Davenport; Amble-Claremon
t; Order-Haymes; Watchal-Holland; Welldo-Rees (Their 1st appearance in those cha
racters); Tapwell-Thompson; Justice Greedy-Quick; Margaret-Miss Mansel; Froth-Mr
s Platt; Lady Allworth-Mrs Pope (Their 1st appearance in those characters).  *aB
ritish Fortitude and Hibernian Friendship.  As 5 Apr.  *aThe Follies of a Day.  
As 12 Apr.  *sIn 2nd piece: As 5 Apr., but +Fa la la=-_; +Our Simple Tale thus E
nded=-Incledon, Johnstone, Linton, Street, the rest of the characters; End III 1
st piece: +Old Towler=-Incledon.  *cBenefit for $Pope=.  1st piece: Altered from
 $Massinger=.  Not acted these 14 years [acted 12 Oct. 1785].  +Oracle=, 31 Mar.
: Tickets to be had of Pope, No. 5, +Half-Moon-street=, +Piccadilly=.  Receipts:
 #214 14s. (106.16; 7.3; tickets: 100.15).  *pking's La Modista Raggiratrice.  A
s 16 Apr.  *dAs 12 Apr.  *p20 dl Almeyda; Queen of Granada.  [Characters by Palm
er, Aickin, Wroughton, Kemble, Caulfield, C. Kemble, Wentworth, Mrs Siddons, Mrs
 Powell, Miss Heard.  Cast from text (+Cadell and Davies=, 1796):% Abdallah-Palm
er; Ramirez-Aickin; Orasmyn-Wroughton; Alonzo-Kemble; Nourassin-Caulfield; Hamet
-C. Kemble; Almeyda-Mrs Siddons; Victoria-Mrs Powell; Abra-Miss Heard; Wentworth
 [is unassigned%; +Prologue=-Whitfield; +Epilogue=-King; [These were spoken, as 
here assigned, at all subsequent performances.]  *aThe Smugglers.  As 13 Apr.  *
cMainpiece [1st time; T 5, by $Sophia Lee=.  Prologue and Epilogue by $Harriet L
ee= (see text)]: With new Scenes, Dresses, &c.  Receipts: #252 8s. (182.5; 68.8;
 1.15).  *pcg Every One has His Fault.  Sir Robert Ramble-Lewis; Irwin-Pope; Lor
d Norland-Richardson; Harmony-Munden; Placid-Macready; Hammond-Powel; Edward-Mis
s Standen; Solus-Quick; Mrs Placid-Mrs Mattocks; Miss Woburn-Miss Chapman; Miss 
Spinster-Mrs Davenport; Lady Eleanor Irwin-Miss Wallis (1st appearance in that c
haracter in +London=).  *aArrived at Portsmouth.  As 13 Jan.  *aThe Maid of the 
Oaks.  Hurry-Munden; Dupely-Macready; Oldworth-Thompson; Sir Harry Groveby-Middl
eton; Old Groveby-Powel; Musical Characters-Williamson, Mrs Castelle, Mrs Follet
t; Maria (with the original +song=)-Mrs Mountain; Lady Bab Lardoon-Miss Wallis (
1st appearance in that character [in +London=]).  *dIn 2nd piece: a +New Dance=-
Holland, Platt, Mrs Watts.  *sIn 2nd piece: As [in 3rd piece,% 12 Apr., but +The
 Sea Storm=-_; +Old Towler=-_; +New Song=-_.  *cBenefit for $Miss Wallis= [whose
 1st appearance as +Lady Eleanor Irwin=r was at +Bath=, 2 May 1793, and as +Lady
 Bab Lardoon=r also at Bath, 15 Mar. 1791].  2nd piece: With a view of +High-str
eet=, +Portsmouth=, at the time of an Illumination.  +Morning Herald=, 18 Apr.: 
Tickets to be had of Miss Wallis, No. 76, +Gower-street=, +Bedford-square=.  Rec
eipts: #377 15s. 6d. (182.16.6; 10.3.0; tickets: 184.16.0).  *p21 dl Almeyda.  A
s 20 Apr.  *aThe Smugglers.  As 15 Apr.  *cReceipts: #204 12s. (143.17; 59.0; 1.
6; tickets not come in: 0.9).  *pcg The Way to Get Married.  As 14 Apr.  *aOscar
 and Malvina.  As 16 Apr.  *cReceipts: #199 18s. (194.2.6; 5.15.6).  *pking's La
 Modista Raggiratrice.  As 16 Apr.  *dBetween Acts: [a new Dance in the Scotch s
tyle,% +Little Peggy's Love= (1st time)-Didelot, Gentili, Mlle Parisot, Mme Boss
i, Mlle Barre, Mme Rose, Mme Hilligsberg [the Pantomime and Principal Steps by $
Didelot=% [with music by $Bossi=]; End Opera: +L'Amant Statue= (1st time, by $On
orati=) [with music by Bossi]-Didelot, Gentili, Mlle Parisot, Mme Bossi, Mlle Ba
rre, Mme Rose, Mme Hilligsberg [+dl playbill= of 25 May adds: $Mme Vidi=].  *cBe
nefit for $Mme Hilligsberg=.  Tickets to be had of Mme Hilligsberg, No. 10, +St.
 Alban's-street=.  *p22 dl Almeyda.  As 20 Apr.  *aThe Smugglers.  As 13 Apr.  *
cReceipts: #224 10s. 6d. (156.6.6; 64.15.0; 3.3.0; tickets not come in: 0.6.0). 
 *pcg The Comedy of Errors.  As 31 Dec. 1795, but [added:% Lesbia-Miss Morris.  
*aThe Irish Mimick.  As 18 Nov. 1795, but Harry-_; Porter-_.  *aLovers' Quarrels
.  Don Carlos-Holman; Lopez-Munden; Sancho-Fawcett; Don Lorenzo-Claremont; Angel
ina-Miss Chapman; Isabella-Mrs Platt; Jacintha-Mrs Mattocks; Leonora-Mrs Pope.  
*aThe Point at Herqui.  As 15 Apr.  *dIn 4th piece: [a new incidental% +Dance=, 
as 15 Apr.  *sIn III 1st piece: a +song= (in character)-Mrs Clendining; In 4th p
iece: +The Mid Watch=, as 15 Apr.; +Tippy Bob=, as 15 Apr.; +The Waiter=, as 15 
Apr.; +Irish Song=, as 15 Apr.; +New Loyal Song=, as 15 Apr.; +Rondo=, as 15 Apr
.; +Ye Gentlemen of England=, as 15 Apr.; +Rule Britannia=, as 15 Apr.  *cBenefi
t for $Munden=.  4th piece: To conclude as 15 Apr.  +Morning Herald=, 12 Apr.: T
ickets to be had of Munden, No. 77, corner of +Long Acre=, and at +Prospect-Plac
e=, +Kentish Town=.  Receipts: #454 11s. 6d. (148.15.0; 7.16.0; tickets: 298.0.6
).  *p23 dl Almeyda.  As 20 Apr.  *aThe Smugglers.  As 13 Apr.  *cReceipts: #225
 11s. 6d. (168.18.6; 48.17.6; 5.16.6; tickets not come in: 1.19.0).  *pcg The La
d of the Hills.  As 9 Apr., but Irish Peasantry Defenders White Boys-Miss +Leser
ve.  *aThe Doldrum; or, 1803.  [Characters-Quick, Munden, Middleton, Knight, Mac
ready, Haymes, Rees, Miss Mansel, Mrs Mattocks; Cast from +O'Keeffe's Dramatic W
orks=, Vol. IV ($T. Woodfall=, 1798):% Septimus-Quick; Sir Marmaduke-Munden; Cap
tain Septimus-Middleton; Gyp-Knight; Flam-Macready; Captain Slash-Haymes; Looby-
Rees (in text: $Simmons=); Drummer Boy-Master Standen; Emmeline-Miss Mansel; Mrs
 Auburne-Mrs Mattocks; +Prologue=-Mrs Mattocks.  *dAs 13 Apr.  *cAfterpiece [1st
 time; F 2, by $John O'Keeffe=.  Author of Prologue unknown].  Receipts: #168 16
s. (158.5.6; 10.10.6).  *pking's La Modista Raggiratrice.  See 16 Apr.  *dEnd I:
 +Little Peggy's Love=, as 21 Apr.; End Opera: +L'Amant Statue=-[see 21 Apr.].  
*p25 dl Romeo and Juliet.  Escalus-Benson; Paris-C. Kemble; Montague-Phillimore;
 Capulet-Aickin; Romeo-Barrymore; Mercutio-Dodd; Benvolio-Whitfield; Tybalt-Caul
field; Friar Lawrence-Packer; Friar John-Maddocks; Balthazar-Banks; Sampson-Holl
ingsworth; Gregory-Evans; Abram-Jones; Peter-Burton; Apothecary-Waldron; Watch-W
ebb; Page-Miss Menage; Lady Capulet-Miss Tidswell; Juliet (1st time, and for tha
t night only)-Mrs Jordan; Nurse-Mrs Hopkins; +Epilogue=-Mrs Jordan.  *aThe Sulta
n.  Solyman-Barrymore; Osmyn-Dignum; Elmira-Mrs Cuyler; Ismene-Miss Leak; Roxala
na-Mrs Jordan; +In the dead of the night=-Mrs Jordan.  *sEnd IV: a Funeral Proce
ssion- [to the Monument of the Capulets%; [with a% +Dirge=-[by $Linley? Sen=. Vo
cal Parts%Bannister, Sedgwick, Dignum, Master Welsh, Miss Leak, Miss DeCamp.  *c
Benefit for $Mrs Jordan=.  Mainpiece: In Act II a Masquerade Scene.  [Author of 
Epilogue unknown.]  +Oracle=, II Apr.: Tickets to be had of Mrs Jordan, No. 14, 
+Somerset-street=, +Portman-square=.  Receipts: #658 19s. 6d. (319.0.0; 46.8.0; 
1.17.0; tickets: 284.4.0; odd money: 7.10.6) (charge: free).  *pcg King Lear.  A
s 28 Sept. 1795, but Gentleman Usher-Farley.  *aThe Doldrum.  As 23 Apr.  [+Prol
ogue= as 23 Apr.%  *cReceipts: #234 4s. (227.6; 6.18).  *p26 dl The Heiress.  Si
r Clement Flint-Bensley; Clifford-Wroughton; Lord Gayville-Palmer; Alscrip-Suett
; Chignon-Wewitzer; Mr Blandish-Benson; Prompt-R. Palmer; Mr Rightly-Aickin; Cha
irman-Phillimore; Servant-Trueman; Lady Emily-Miss Farren; Miss Alscrip-Miss Pop
e; Miss Alton-Mrs Crouch; Mrs Sagely-Mrs Maddocks; Tiffany-Miss Tidswell; Mrs Bl
andish-Miss Heard.  *aThe Wedding Day.  As 10 Nov. 1795, but Lord Rakeland-Benso
n; Hannah-Miss Heard; John-_; William-_.  *cReceipts: #236 8s. 6d. (173.8.0; 59.
18.6; 3.2.0).  *pcg Zorinski.  Zorinski-Holman; O'Curragh-Johnstone; Casimir-Pop
e; Zarno-Munden; Witski-Fawcett; Rodomsko-Toms; Radsano-Middleton; Amalekite-Tow
nsend; Naclo-Williamson; Winifred-Mrs Martyr; Rachel-Mrs Mountain; Rosolia-Miss 
Wallis.  *aA Nicknackatory.  [Consisting of the following Songs:% +Master Thedy 
Shemus O'Shaughnessey O'Finnegin Delany's History of Himself=-Johnstone; +Black@
Ey'd Susan=-Incledon; +The Quarrel of the Alphabet=-[; or, +A Jig by A, B, C, D,
 E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z=% Fawcett.  *a
Lock and Key.  As 14 Apr., but Servants and Sailors-_Gray.  *d2nd piece to concl
ude with: +Highland Festivity=, as 25 Nov. 1795.  *s1st piece: Vocal Parts-Linto
n, Williamson, Blurton, Street, Abbot, Holland, Rees, Lee, Little, Miss Logan, M
iss Ives, Miss Leserve, Miss Walcup, Mrs Castelle, Mrs Masters, Mrs Watts.  *e[+
Monologue=.%End: +Monsieur Tonson= (Founded on Fact, and recited at +Free-Mason'
s Hall=, last Winter, with universal Applause)-Fawcett.  *cBenefit for $Fawcett=
  1st piece: By permission of $G. Colman, Esq.=  Never performed at that Theatre
.  As performed at the Theatre Royal, +Haymarket=, with universal Applause.  Wit
h new Scenery, Dresses and Decorations.  Written by the Author of +The Way to Ge
t Married= [$Thomas Morton=].  2nd piece [1st time; M. INT 1].  +Oracle=, 8 Apr.
: Tickets to be had of Fawcett at his house, No. 9, +Tottenham-Court-Road=, oppo
site +Howland-street=.  Receipts: #507 9s. 6d. (185.7.6; 10.0.0; tickets: 312.2.
0).  *pking's La Modista Raggiratrice.  As 23 Apr.  *dAs 23 Apr.  *cBy Command o
f $Their Majesties=.  *p27 dl The Gamester.  As 24 Sept. 1795, but Dawson-Philli
more; Waiter-Banks.  *aThe Smugglers.  As 13 Apr.  *cReceipts: #261 10s. (201.11
; 54.6; 5.13).  *pcg The Merry Wives of Windsor.  As 16 Apr., but Dr Caius-Wilde
.  *aThe Doldrum.  As 23 Apr.  [+Prologue= as 23 Apr.%  *cReceipts: #163 1s. 6d.
 (147.3.6; 15.18.0).  *phay The Earl of Essex.  Earl of Southampton-Adcock; Lord
 Burleigh-Martin; Sir Walter Raleigh-Maffet; Essex-Wilkinson; Queen Elizabeth-Mr
s Sidney; Countess of Nottingham-Mrs Sincock; Rutland-A Young Lady (1st appearan
ce on any stage [unidentified]).  *aThe Citizen.  Young Philpot-Wilkinson; Maria
-The Lady who performs Rutland.  *e[+Monologue=.%End: [$Collins='s% +Ode on the 
Passions=-Wilkinson.  *cBy Permission of the +Lord Chamberlain=.  Benefit for a 
Widow.  Tickets delivered for the 25th will be admitted.  The Doors to be opened
 at 5:30.  To begin at 6:30.  *p28 dl Romeo and Juliet.  As 25 Apr., but Romeo-W
roughton.  *aThe Prize.  As 10 Mar.  *sDirge, as 25 Apr., but Miss _DeCamp.  *cM
ainpiece: In Act II a Masquerade Scene.  "Neither in conception nor in power is 
[$Mrs Jordan=] adequate to the character...This play has not often been so ill p
erformed in a +London= theatre as it was on this evening" (+Monthly Mirror=, May
 1796, p. 50).  Receipts: #231 8s. (162.14.6; 67.15.6; 0.18.0).  *pcg The Way to
 Get Married.  As 14 Apr., but Julia Faulkner-Miss Mansel.  *aLock and Key.  As 
26 Apr.  *cReceipts: #181 3s. (176.7; 4.16).  *p29 dl Hamlet.  Claudius-Packer; 
Hamlet-Wroughton; Polonius-Dodd (1st appearance in that character); Horatio-Whit
field; Laertes-C. Kemble; Rosencrantz-Caulfield; Guildenstern-Trueman; Osrick (f
or that night only)-Bannister Jun.; Marcellus-Benson; Bernardo-Phillimore; Ghost
 of Hamlet's father-Bensley; Players-Maddocks, Hollingsworth; 1st Grave@digger-K
ing (1st appearance in that character); 2nd Grave@digger-Burton; Gertrude-Mrs Si
ddons (1st appearance in that character [in +London=]); Ophelia-Mrs Jordan (1st 
appearance in that character [in London]); [in which she will introduce an addit
ional% +Air= by Linley-Mrs Jordan; Actress-Miss Tidswell.  *aThe Wedding Day.  A
s 26 Apr.  *e[+Monologue=.%End: [a Serio-Comic, Poetic, Prosaic% +Paraphrase on 
Shakespeare's Seven Ages=-King.  *cBenefit for $King=.  [$Mrs Siddons='s 1st app
earance as +Gertrude=r was at +Liverpool=, 23 July 1777; $Mrs Jordan='s as +Ophe
lia=r at +Richmond=, 19 Aug. 1795.]  +Morning Herald=, 28 Apr.: Tackets to be ha
d of King, No. 56, +Store-street=, +Bedford-square=; 30 Apr.: The dresses [in +H
amlet=] were all modern.  Receipts: #498 17s. 6d. (284.11.6; 55.9.0; 2.5.0; tick
ets: 156.12.0) (charge: #232 7s. 6d.).  *pcg The Woodman.  Sir Walter Waring-Qui
ck; Capt. O'Donnel-Johnstone; Fairlop-Bowden; Medley-Townsend; Bob-Haymes; Ralph
-Linton; Welford-Incledon; Dolly-Mrs Martyr; Bridget-Mrs Watts; Miss Di Clacket-
Mrs Davenport; Polly-Miss Standen; Emily-Mrs Mountain.  *aThe Prisoner at Large.
  Muns-Fawcett; Jack Connor-Macready; Lord Edmond-Toms; Frill-Farley; Father Fra
nk-Davenport; Trap-Powel; Count Fripon-Rees; Phelim-Ledger; Dowdle-Munden; Racha
el-Mrs Townsend; Mary-Mrs Fawcett; Adelaide-Miss Chapman.  *sEnd I: +The Storm=-
Incledon; End: [a Grand Harmonic Selection,% +Admiral Benbow=-Incledon; +The Sai
lor Boy cap'ring on Shore=-Fawcett; +O bring me wine=-Bowden; +The Land of Potat
oes=-Johnstone; +The Group of Lovers=[; or, +Beauty at her Levee=%-Munden; +Old 
Towler=-Incledon.  *cBenefit for $Bowden=.  Account-Book: Received from $Campbel
l= for Fruit Rent #200.  +Oracle=, 11 Apr.: Tickets to be had of Bowden, No. 6, 
+Lower Brook-street=, +Grosvenor-square=.  Receipts: #274 7s. 6d. (122.1.6; 8.3.
0; tickets: 144.3.0).  *p30 dl Mahmoud; or, The Prince of Persia.  [Characters-A
ickin, Kemble, Braham (1st appearance on any stage [i.e. as an actor, not a sing
er]), Packer, Suett, Bannister Jun., Kelly, Dignum, Sedgwick, Maddocks, Cooke, C
aulfield, Evans, Webb, Trueman, Wentworth, Phillimore, Banks, Master Gregson, Mi
ss Menage, Miss Leak, Miss Miller, Mrs Bland, Sga Storace; Cast from Songs (no p
ub., 1796):% Sultan-Aickin; Mahmoud-Kemble; Noureddin-Braham (whose 1st appearan
ce on the stage was at +cg=, 21 Apr. 1787); Helim-Packer; Barakka-Suett; Abdoul 
Cassan-Bannister Jun.; Mossafer-Kelly; Hassan-Dignum; Malek-Sedgwick; Petitioner
s-Caulfield; Muley-Banks; Aladdin-Miss Menage; Balsora-Miss Leak; Zobeide-Miss M
iller; Desra-Mrs Bland; Zelica-Sga Storace; unassigned-Maddocks, Cooke, Evans, W
ebb, Trueman, Wentworth, Phillimore, Master Gregson; General Chorus-Danby, J. Fi
sher, Welsh, Master DeCamp, Atkins, Boyce, Brown, Denman, Fisher, Tett, Aylmer, 
Caulfield Jun., Dibble, Gallot, Willoughby, Annereau, Bardoleau, Cook, Walker, M
iss Arne, Mrs Boimaison, Mrs Bramwell, Mrs Butler, Miss Chatterley, Miss Jackson
, Mrs Maddocks, Miss Mellon, Miss Stuart, Miss Wentworth.  [+Prologue=, not list
ed on playbill, spoken by $Benson=.]  *aAll the World's a Stage.    *cMainpiece 
[1st time; MD 3, by $Prince Hoare=.  +Larpent MS 1126=; not published; synopsis 
of plot in +Monthly Magazine=, May 1796, p. 320]: With new Scenes, Dresses, Deco
rations, &c.  The Musick principally composed by the late $Mr Storace= [who had 
died on 19 Mar.], with a few Selections from $Paisiello=, $Haydn= and $Sarti=.  
[$Grove=, under Storace, states that the music was completed and prepared for th
e stage by $Kelly= and $Sga Storace=.]  The Scenes designed and executed by $Mar
inari= and assistants.  The Dresses by $Johnston=, $Gay= and $Miss Rein=.  Books
 of the Songs to be had in the Theatre.  "It was exceedingly tedious the first n
ight, not being over till eleven o'clock.  Since, it has been prudently cut down
, and yet has lost nothing.  A prologue, written on the very morning of represen
tation, deploring the loss of the composer, was spoken (perfectly) by the last u
nfortunate $Benson= [for whom see 9 June.  It was written by Hoare (+Universal M
agazine=, May 1796, p. 362), and Was perhaps spoken only on the 1st night; it is
 not listed on any playbill]" (+Monthly Magazine=, May 1796, p. 320).  "In short
, possessing all the science of $Harrison=, the melody of $Incledon=, and the pl
easing articulation of the late $Mrs Kennedy=, we have no hesitation in pronounc
ing [$Braham=] the first public singer of the present day.  He was three times e
ncored.  His action is indifferent, and his dialogue scarcely audible" (+Morning
 Herald=, 2 May).  Receipts: #297 14s. (258.10.6; 38.19.6; 0.4.0).  *pcg Artaxer
xes.  Arbaces-Incledon; Artaxerxes-Gray; Artabanes-Bowden; Rimenes-Townsend; Sem
ira-Mrs Mountain; Mandane-Mme Mara (1st appearance on this stage [i.e. in other 
than oratorios]).  *aThe Doldrum.  As 23 Apr.  [+Prologue= as 23 Apr.%  *cMainpi
ece: Not acted these 8 years [acted 1 May 1792, $Mme Mara= had appeared in the o
ratorios at this theatre in the present season, as well as in 1792-93 and 1793-9
4].  Receipts: #216 11s. 6d. (210.8.0; 6.3.6).  *pking's La Modista Raggiratrice
.  As 23 Apr.  *dAs 23 Apr.  *p5 2 dl Julia; or, Such Things Were.  Duke of Monm
outh-C. Kemble; General Kirk-Caulfield; Edward Clifford-Kemble; Dudley-Wroughton
; Montague-Whitfield; Allan-Aickin; Ferguson-Wentworth; Officers-Trueman, Webb; 
Julia-Mrs Siddons; +Prologue=-C. Kemble.  *aThe Devil to Pay.  As 14 Dec. 1795, 
but Jobson (for this night only)-Hughes (Proprietor of the $Theatre Royal, Weymo
uth=).  *cBenefit for $Mrs Siddons=, and the Last Night of her Engagement [see 6
 and 16 May].  Mainpiece: Never acted here [1st acted at +Bath=, 1 Jan. 1788, as
 +Such Things Were=.  Prologue by $Richard Graves= (+Public Advertiser=, 28 Jan.
 1788)].  +Oracle=, 18 Apr.: Tickets to be had of Mrs Siddons, No. 49, +Great Ma
rlborough-street=.  Receipts: #590 14s. (292.16.0; 51.13.0; 4.10.0; tickets: 235
.6.6; odd money: 6.8.6) (charge: #213 17s. 4d.).  *pcg The Widow of Malabar.  As
 4 Jan.  *aThe Doldrum.  As 23 Apr., but +Prologue=-_.  *aHarlequin's Treasure 0
.  As 11 Apr.  *aHarlequin's Treasure 1.  As 11 Apr.  *aHarlequin's Treasure 2. 
 As 11 Apr.  *c1s  piece: With a Procession, as 26 Dec. 1795.  Receipts: #204 5s
. (199.9; 4.16).  *p3 dl The Rivals.  As 24 Nov. 1795, but [added:% Maid-Miss Ti
dswell.  *aThe Sultan.  As 25 Apr.  *cBenefit for $Dodd=.  [In afterpiece the pl
aybill assigns +Solyman=r to $Benson=, but on the +BM playbill= ($Harris=, Vol. 
V) his name is deleted and a MS annotation substitutes $Barrymore='s.]  +Morning
 Herald=, 22 Apr.: Tickets to be had of Dodd, No. 8, +Southampton-row=, +Bloomsb
ury=.  Receipts: #395 8s. 6d. (136.8.0; 44.16.6; 0.6.0; tickets: 211.19.0; odd m
oney: 1.19.0) (charge: #212 11s. 1d.).  *pcg The Beggar's Opera.  As 24 Oct. 179
5, but Filch (for that night only)-Mrs Martyr; Lucy (for that night only)-Mr Faw
cett; Jenny Diver-Mrs Castelle; Crookfinger'd Jack-_; Jemmy Twitcher-_; Wat Drea
ry-_; Nimming Ned-_; Harry Paddington-_; Robin of Bagshot-_; Jailor-_; Drawer-_;
 Dolly Trull-_; Mrs Vixen-_; Betty Doxey-_; Mrs Slammekin-_; Sukey Tawdry-_; Mol
ly Brazen-_.  *aCatharine and Petruchio.  As 19 Mar., but [added:% Hortensio-Cla
remont; Pedro-Farley; Bianca-Miss Leserve; Curtis-Mrs Platt.  *aThe Point at Her
qui.  As 15 Apr., but Nancy (1st time)-Mrs Serres.  *dIII: +Hornpipe=-Byrn; 3rd 
piece: +Dance=, as 15 Apr.  *sIn: +Old Towler=-Incledon; 3rd piece: Tippy Bob, a
s 15 Apr.; The Waiter, as 15 Apr.; Irish Song, as 15 Apr.; New Loyal Song, as 15
 Apr.; Ye Gentlemen of England, as 15 Apr.; Rule Britannia, as 15 Apr.; +Admiral
 Benbow=-Incledon; +Rondo=-Mrs Serres.  *cBenefit for $Mrs Serres=.  3rd piece: 
To conclude as 15 Apr. +Morning Herald=, 15 Apr.: Tickets to be had of Mrs Serre
s, No. 70, +Berners-street=, +Oxford-road=.  Receipts: #288 2s. 6d. (159.3.6; 11
.17.6; tickets: 117.1.6).  *pking's La Modista Raggiratrice.  As 23 Apr.  *dEnd 
I: +Little Peggy's Love=, as 21 Apr.; End Opera: +Alonso e Cora=, as 12 Apr.  *p
4 dl Mahmoud.  As 30 Apr., but Mahmoud-C. Kemble; Muley-_; unassigned-Master _Gr
egson; Miss_ Menage; General Chorus-_Annereau, _Bardoleau, _Cook, _Walker.  *aTh
e Citizen.  As 30 Oct. 1795, but Corinna-_.  *c[In mainpiece the playbill retain
s $Kemble=, but "The Publick are respectfully informed that Kemble having been a
ttacked in the course of Last Night with a violent Pleurisy, which confines him 
to his Bed, $Charles Kemble= has undertaken to read the part of +Mahmoud=r, and 
hopes for your kind Indulgence" (printed slip attached to +BM playbill= ($Harris
=, Vol. V)).  Afterpiece in place of +The First Floor= advertised on playbill of
 3 May.]  Receipts: #315 4s. (252.6.6; 60.19.0; 1.9.6; tickets not come in: 0.9.
0).  *pcg The Death of Captain Cook.  As 29 Oct. 1795.  *aArtaxerxes.  As 30 Apr
.  *aSt. Patrick's Day.  As 1 Apr., but Corporal Flint-Davenport; +song=-_.  *c2
nd piece: Books of the Opera to be had at the Theatre.  [3rd piece in place of +
The Doldrum=, advertised on playbill of 3 May.]  Receipts: #195 15s. (194.2.6; 1
.12.6).  *p5 dl First Love.  As 17 Sept. 1795, but Servants-_; Waiting@woman-_. 
 *aA Much Admired Scene from Harlequin's Invasion.  Abraham-Waldron; Mrs Snip-Mr
s Hopkins; Dolly Snip-Miss Pope.  *aThe Virgin Unmask'd.  Goodwill-Packer; Blist
er-Suett; Coupee-Bannister Jun.; Quaver-Dignum; Miss Lucy-Mrs Jordan; +Timothy=-
Mrs Jordan.  *e[+Monologue=.%End: +Paraphrase on Shakespeare's Seven Ages=, as 2
9 Apr.  *cBenefit for $Miss Pope=.  2nd piece: Written by $David Garrick, Esq.= 
 +Morning Herald=, 23 Apr.: Tickets to be had of Miss Pope, No. 63, +Great Queen
-street=, +Lincoln's Inn Fields=.  Receipts: #367 8s. 6d. (127.15.0; 62.1.0; 9.1
7.6; tickets: 167.8.0; odd money: 0.7.0) (charge: #210 16s.).  *pcg The Way to G
et Married.  As 18 Feb., but Cross_.  *aLock and Key.  As 26 Apr.  *cReceipts: #
167 16s. 6d. (162.12.6; 5.4.0).  *pking's La Buona Figliuola.  Principal Charact
ers-Morelli, Rovedino, Viganoni; Sga Fabrizzi.  [Libretto ($T. Cadell=, 1777) li
sts the parts: +Il Cavaliere Armidoro=r, +Il Marchese della Conchiglia=r, +Tagli
aferro=r, +Mengotto=r, +La Marchesa Lucinda=r, +Paoluccia=r, +Cecchina=r, +Sandr
ina=r.]  *dAs 23 Apr.  *cBenefit for $Sga Fabrizzi=.  *p6 dl The Grecian Daughte
r.  As 19 Oct. 1795, but Phocion-Benson; Greek Herald-_.  *aThe Romp.  As 7 Dec.
 1795, but Penelope-Miss Mellon; Miss La Blonde-Miss Heard.  *cBenefit for $Bens
ley=, being the Last Time of his Appearing on the Stage.   Bensley's defects (ch
iefly Nature's) were to a stranger disgusting, but on a further acquaintance, hi
  merit (all his own) not only gained favour, but covered all his faults" (+Mont
hly Magazine=, May 1796, p. 320).  +Morning Herald=, 23 Apr.: Tickets to be had 
of Bensley at his house, No. 21, +Charlotte-street=, +Bloomsbury=.  Receipts: #5
95 9s. (271.2; 63.14; 6.2; tickets: 250.10; odd money: 4.1) (charge: #232 7s. 6d
.).  *pcg The Mask'd Friend.  [Principal Characters-Quick, Munden, Knight, Macre
ady, Holman, Mrs Knight, Miss Chapman, Miss Wallis.  [Cast from +Larpent MS=:% T
imid-Quick; Sir Hornet Armstrong-Munden; Squire Turnbull-Knight; Sir Harry Portl
and-Macready; Mr Osborne-Holman; Scrip-Thompson; Miss Turnbull-Mrs Knight; Melis
sa-Miss Chapman; Clara-Miss Wallis.  *aThe Way to Get Un-Married.  As 30 Mar.  *
aThe Farmer.  As 1 Dec. 1795, but Betty Blackberry (for that night only)-Mrs Kni
ght; Flummery-_; Waiters-_; Landlady-_.  *sIn 2nd piece: +The Sportman's snug li
ttle Cot=-Incledon.  *e[+Monologues=, with +Songs=.%End: +The Barber's Petition=
-Fawcett (1st time); [with a song in character,% +Wigs= [including His Own Wig, 
The Lover's Wig, Doctor's Wig, Coachman's Wig, Counsellor's Wig%-Fawcett; End 2n
d piece: +A Ramble to Bath= (1st time) [with a descriptive +song= in the charact
er of +Jacob Gawkey=r% [in +The Chapter of Accidents=]-Knight.  *cBenefit for $M
r and Mrs Knight=.  1st piece [1st time; C 3, by $Thomas Holcroft=, altered by a
uthor from his +Duplicity=.  +Larpent MS 1129=; not published].  +Oracle=, 13 Ap
r.: Tickets to be had of Mr and Mrs Knight, No. 47, +Rathbone Place=.  Receipts:
 #331 5s. (159.7.0; 16.7.6; tickets: 155.10.6).  *p7 dl Mahmoud.  As 4 May, but 
Mahmoud-C. Kemble.  *aThe Spoil'd Child.  As 1 Dec. 1795, but Tag-_; Maria-_; Ma
rgery-_; Susan-_.  *cReceipts: #298 6s. (238.5.6; 58.18.0; 1.2.6).  *pcg Zorinsk
i.  As 26 Apr.  *aThe Doldrum.  As 2 May.  *sMainpiece: As 26 Apr.  *cReceipts: 
#123 13s. 6d. (108.3.0; 15.10.6).  *pking's Ifigenia in Tauride.  As 7 Apr., but
 Toante-_.  *dAs 23 Apr.  *p9 dl Mahmoud.  As 7 May, but unassigned-_Maddocks, _
Cooke, _Evans, _Webb, _Trueman, _Wentworth, _Phillimore; Petitioners-_Caulfield.
  *aMy Grandmother.  As 22 Sept. 1795, but Woodly-Braham (1st and only appearanc
e in that character, in which he will introduce a new +song= composed by the lat
e $Mr Storace=); Soufrance-Wewitzer.  *cBenefit for $Sga Storace=.  +Morning Her
ald=, 25 Apr.: Tickets to be had of Sga Storace, No. 36, +Howland-street=, +Fitz
roy-square=.  Receipts: #402 7s. (197.11.6; 62.19.6; 0.16.0; tickets: 141.0.0) (
charge: #261 7s.).  *pcg King Henry the Fourth, First Part.  As 18 Apr.  *aHarle
quin's Treasure 0.  As 17 Mar., but Surveyor-_; Servant-_; Waiters-_; Persians a
nd Arabs-_; +Glees= and +Chorusses=-_.  *aHarlequin's Treasure 1.  As 17 Mar.  *
aHarlequin's Treasure 2.  As 17 Mar. [entire synopsis of action except for +The 
Telegraphe=v and +Temple of Virtue=v.%  *cReceipts: #156 15s. 6d. (149.13.0; 7.2
.6).  *p10 dl Mahmoud.  As 7 May.  *aThe Wedding Day.  As 26 Apr.  *cAccount-Boo
k, 11 May: Paid $Hoare= the author of +Mahmoud= 5 nights at #33 6s. 8d., #166 13
s. 4d.  Receipts: #227 14s. 6d. (181.5.6; 45.10.0; 0.19.0).  *pcg The Castle of 
Andalusia.  As 23 Sept. 1795, but Spado-Quick; Pedrillo-Munden; Philippo (for th
at night only)-A Young Gentleman (1st appearance on any stage [$Philipps=]); Vic
toria (1st and only time)-Mrs Clendining; Catalina (1st time)-Mrs Mountain; Lore
nza (with an +Italian Scena= and several +Italian Airs=, adapted by $Shield=)-Sg
a Salvini (1st appearance on this stage); Don Juan-_; Vasquez-_; Calvette-_; Isa
bel-_.  *aThe Witch of the Wood; or, The Nutting Girls.  [Characters by Incledon
, Fawcett, Powel, Mrs Mountain, Mrs Davenport, Mrs Martyr.  Cast from Songs ($H.
 Macleish=, 1796):% Woodville-Incledon; Quickset-Fawcett; Quash-Powel; Patty-Mrs
 Mountain; Dame Hazlenut-Mrs Davenport; Kitty-Mrs Martyr; [+Larpent MS= also lis
ts:% Jerry-; Villagers-; Officers-.  *dIn: +The Spanish Fandango=-Byrn, Mlle St.
Amand; II afterpiece: +The Humours of a Country Fair=-Holland, Platt, Bayzand, C
ranfield, Ratchford, Mrs Lloyd, Mrs Blurton, Miss Smyth, Mrs Watts.  *sEnd: +Sal
ly in our Alley=-Incledon.  *cBenefit for $Mrs Mountain=.  [$Philipps= is identi
fied in +Monthly Mirror=, Sept. 1796, p. 315.  As $Mrs Plomer= $Sga Salvini= had
 1st appeared at the +hay=, 12 June 1788.]  Afterpaece [1st time; MF 2, author u
nknown. +Larpent MS 1131=; not published]: The Music and Overture by $Spofforth=
.  +Morning Herald=, 4 May: Tickets to be had of Mrs Mountain, No. 6, +York-stre
et=, +Covent-Garden=.  Receipts: #380 18s. 6d. (150.7.6; 5.16.0; 224.15.0).  *pk
ing's I Due Gobbi.  As 12 Apr.  *dAs 23 Apr.  *p11 dl The Smugglers.  As 13 Apr.
, but Captain-Packer [in place of $Aickin=%; Valentine-Trueman [in place of $Dig
num=%.  *aThe Virgin Unmask'd.  As 5 May, but +Timothy=-_.  *aThe Deserter.  Hen
ry-Kelly; Russet-Bannister; Simpkin-Suett; Skirmish-A Gentleman (1st appearance 
on any stage [$Medley=]); Flint-Burton; Serjeant-Phillimore; Louisa-Miss Leak; J
enny-Mrs Bland; Margaret-Mrs Maddocks.  *sEnd: [the favourite duett from +Sampso
n=,% +My Faith and Truth=-Miss Leak, Master Welsh; End 2nd piece: +Listen to the
 Voice of Love= (composed by $Hook=)-Master Welsh.  *cBenefit for $Master Welsh=
.  [2nd piece in place of +The Sultan=, advertised on playbill of 10 May.  $Medl
ey= is identified in MS list in +Kemble playbills= of new performers for this se
ason.]  "A riot took place this evening, occasioned by the performance of +Skirm
ish=r by a new actor.  This person, wanting every quality requisite for the stag
e, performed so very much to the dissatisfaction of the audience, that the piece
 was mutilated in such a manner that for some time it was insisted on that the w
hole should be repeated more perfectly and by another actor.  This being impossi
ble, some mischief was threatened, but after a short time the disturbance ceased
" (+European Magazine=, June 1796, p. 396).  +Morning Herald=, 30 Apr.: Tickets 
to be had of Master Welsh, No. 9, St. +Margaret-street=, +Westminster=.  Receipt
s: #292 4s. (84.11.6; 47.15.6; 12.14.0; tickets: 146.19.6; odd money: 0.3.6). (c
harge: free).  *pcg The Way to Get Un-Married.  As 30 Mar., but [added:% Blurton
, Rees.  *aArtaxerxes.  As 30 Apr., but Artaxerxes (1st time)-Mrs Clendining.  *
aThe Doldrum.  As 2 May.  *cReceipts: #194 12. (191.8; 3.4).  *p12 dl Hamlet.  A
s 29 Apr., but Hamlet (for this night only)-Mrs Powell; Osric-R. Palmer; Ghost o
f Hamlet's father (for that night only)-Palmer; Gertrude-Miss Morris (of +cg=); 
[Ophelia's% +Air= by Linley-_.  *aThe Follies of a Day.  Count Almaviva-Banniste
r Jun.; Figaro-R. Palmer; Antonio-Wewitzer; Bazil-Phillimore; Page-Mrs Bland; Co
untess-Mrs Goodall; Agnes-Mrs Heard; Susan-Miss Farren.  *cBenefit for $Mrs Powe
ll=.  "If we make allowances for embarrassment and imperfect study, the performa
nce of Mrs Powell was by no means indifferent" (+Monthly Mirror=, May 1796, p. 5
0).  Afterpiece: Not acted these 4 years.  +Morning Herald=, 2 May: Tickets to b
e had of Mrs Powell, No. 22, +Henrietta-street=, +Covent-Garden=.  Receipts: #46
6 11s. 6d. (189.3.6; 53.1.6; 4.14.6; tickets: 216.15.0) (charge: #212).  *pcg Th
e Merchant of Venice.  Shylock-Harley (2nd appearance in that character); Antoni
o-Macready; Bassanio-Pope; Gratiano-Knight; Lorenzo (with +songs=)-Johnstone; La
uncelot-Quick; Salanio-Claremont; Solarino-Williamson; Old Gobbo-Powel; Duke-Dav
enport; Jessica (with a +song=)-Mrs Mountain; Nerissa-Mrs Townsend; Portia-Mrs P
ope.  *aArrived at Portsmouth.  As 13 Jan.  *aThe Irish Mimick.  As 22 Apr.  *dA
s 20 Apr.  *sIn Evening: a Hunting Song [+Old Towler=]-Incledon; 2nd piece: +We'
ve bade the restless seas adieu=-; +O why to be happy=, as 12 Apr.; +Here we lau
gh and work together=-; +With pride we steer'd for England's coast=, as 12 Apr.;
 +When love was a stranger=, as 12 Apr.; +Hearts of Oak=-Incledon, Chorus.  *cBe
nefit for $Harley= [whose 1st appearance as +Shylock=r was at +cg=, 6 Nov. 1789]
.  1st piece: Not acted these 6 yexrs.  2nd piece: With a view of +High-street=,
 +Portsmouth=, at the time of an Illumination.  +Morning Herald=, 12 May: Ticket
s to be had of Harley, +Castle-street=, +Bloomsbury=.  Receipts: #219 12s. 6d. (
102.13.0; 2.11.6; tickets: 114.8.0).  *pking's La Modista Raggiratrice.  As 23 A
pr.  *dEnd I: +L'Amant Statue=, as 23 Apr.; [in which will introduce a new% +Pas
 Seul=-Mlle Parisot; End Opera: [an entire new Ballet by $Onorati=% +La Villageo
ise Enlevee=[; ou, +Les Corsaires=%-Mme Rose, Mme Bossi, Mme Hilligsberg, Mlle B
arre, Didelot, Lahante, Gentili, Fialon, Mlle Parisot.  *cBenefit for $Mlle Pari
sot=.  Tickets to be had of Mlle Parisot, No. 9, +Haymarket=.  *p13 dl Love and 
Money.  Characters-Suett, Wathen, Benson, Trueman, Cooke, Caulfield, Phillimore,
 Webb, Maddocks, Miss DeCamp, Miss Leak.  [Cast adjusted from text ($J. Wallis= 
[1798]): Andrew-Suett; Peter-Wathen; Drowsy-Benson; Lord Rakish-probably Trueman
; Pliant-Cooke; Meanright-Caulfield; Runlet-probably Phillimore; Anchor-probably
 Webb; Jemmy-probably Maddocks; Jane-Miss DeCamp; Barbara-Miss Leak.]  *aThe Bel
le's Stratagem.  Doricourt-Whitfield; Hardy-Hollingsworth; Sir George Touchwood-
Wroughton; Flutter-Bannister Jun.; Saville-C. Kemble; Villers-Benson; Courtall-R
. Palmer; Letitia Hardy-Mrs Jordan; Mrs Rackett-Miss Pope; Lady Touchwood-Mrs Ke
mble; Miss Ogle-Miss Tidswell; Kitty Willis-Miss Stuart.  *aNo Song No Supper.  
As 17 Sept. 1795, but Louisa-A Young Lady (1st appearance on any stage [$Miss An
drews=]); Margaretta-Miss Leak; William-_; Servant-_.  *sIn: +Thro the Wood Ladd
ie=-Miss Leak; In Masquerade Scene 2nd piece: +Ally Croker=-Miss Leak, Master We
lsh.  *cBenefit for $Miss Leak=.  1st piece: Never performed here.  The Musick s
elected, with new Accompaniments and a Scottish Overture, by $Dr Arnold=.  [$Mis
s Andrews= is identified in MS list in +Kemble playbills= of new performers for 
this season.]  +Morning Herald=, 30 Apr.: Tickets to be had of Miss Leak, +Upper
 Mews Gate=, +Castle-street=, +Leicester-square=.  Receipts: #155 11s. 6d. (84.2
.0; 66.10.0; 0.17.0; tickets: none listed; odd money: 4.2.6) (charge: #213 0s. 7
d.).  *pcg British Fortitude and Hibernian Friendship.  As 5 Apr., but Sedgely-_
.  *aSpeculation.  As 16 Nov. 1795, but +Epilogue=-_.  *aLock and Key.  As 26 Ap
r.  *cReceipts: #119 7s. (114.12; 4.15).  *pking's Ifigenia in Tauride.  As 9 Ap
r.  *dEnd I: +La Villagoise Enlevee=- [see 12 May]; End Opera: +Little Peggy's L
ove=, as 21 Apr.  *p14 none Whitsun Eve.  *p16 dl Almeyda.  As 20 Apr.  *aThe We
dding Day.  As 26 Apr., but Lord Rakeland-Russell.  *cNotice on playbill of 13 M
ay: $Mrs Siddons= having consented, at the desire of many Ladies and Gentlemen w
ho were disappointed of Places for the New Tragedy, to delay her departure from 
Town [see 2 May] $His Majesties=' Company will perform +Almeyda= on Monday next.
  Being positively the Last Night of Mrs Siddons's Appearance this Season.  Rece
ipts: #448 16s. 6d. (377.14.0; 68.19.0; 2.0.6; ticket not come in: 0.3.0).  *pcg
 The Deserted Daughter.  As 2 Dec. 1795, but Miss_ Leserve.  [The parts are assi
gned.]  *aA Melocosmiotes.  [Scene I. A Valley.%  +The Primrose Girl= (+near bow
ery Richmond's=) [by $Spofforth=%-Mrs Clendining; [Scene II. A Kitchen.%  +Fat D
olly the Cook=-Munden; [Scene III. A Landscape and Cottage.%  +The Sportsman's s
nug little Cot= (+At the dawn of Aurora=) [by $Shield=%-Incledon; [Scene IV. A V
iew in +Ireland=.%  +The Heart of Steel= (from +The Lad of the Hills=) [by Shiel
d%-Bowden; [Scene V. A Cathedral, with the Statue of $Shakespeare=.% [An% +Ode= 
[selected from $Ben Jonson=, in honor of Shakespeare, composed for Two Choirs by
 Shield expressly for the Evening's Performance,%-Incledon, Bowden, Townsend, Ri
chardson, Linton, Spofforth, Mrs Martyr, Mrs Mountain, Mrs Clendining, Mrs Serre
s, Chorus; [To conclude with% +The Barber's Petition=-Fawcett; +Wigs=-Fawcett[, 
as 6 May%.  *aOscar and Malvina.  As 16 Apr., but Bards-+Spofforth, +Abbot, +Hol
land, Mrs +Castelle, Miss +Leserve, Mrs +Masters, Mrs +Norton, Mrs +Lloyd, Miss 
+Walcup; Farmer-Rees.  [The parts are assigned.]  *sEnd II of 1st piece: +The Se
a Storm=-Incledon; In 3rd piece: +I am a jolly gay Pedlar=-Townsend; +Come every
 jovial Fellow=-Rees, Mrs Martyr, Mrs Mountain; +O ever in my bosom live=-Mrs Ma
rtyr, Mrs Mountain.  *cBenefit for $Wild=, prompter.  2nd piece [1st time; M. IN
T 1]: The Words of the Ode will be given in the Theatre.  3rd piece: A Short Des
cription of the Scenery, &c.  The Hall of Fingal-the Banquet preparatory to the 
celebration of the Nuptials of +Oscar=r and +Malvina=r; The Mountain of +Ben Lom
ond=r; The Military Procession of +Carrol=r to the Hall of Fingal; A View of the
 Sea and Rock, from which Oscar escapes, by leaping from a precipice, 20 feet hi
gh, into the arms of his Soldiers; A View of the Bridge, with the Camp of Carrol
-the Death of Carrol, by the hands of Malvina, with his Descent into the Sea, an
d the Burning of the Camp of Carrol.  The new Music composed, and the Ancient Sc
ots Music selected and adapted by $Shield=.  The Overture by $Reeve=.  +Morning 
Herald=, 3 May: Tickets to be had of Wild, No. 46, +Drury-lane=.  Receipts: #394
 13s. (187.9; 3.10; tickets: 203.14).  *p17 dl Mahmoud.  As 9 May.  *aAlive and 
Merry.  Characters-Russell, Wathen, Wewitzer, Trueman, Suett, Bannister Jun., Ho
llingsworth, Maddocks, Miss DeCamp, Mrs Bland; [+Larpent MS= lists the parts: +R
epartee=r, +Andrew=r, +Charles Seymour=r, +Amoabite=r, +Shroud=r, +Porters=r, +B
ailiffs=r, +Security=r, +Jack Junk=r, +Servant=r, +Caroline=r, +Nancy=r.] +Prolo
gue=-Bannister Jun.  *cBenefit for $Suett=.  Afterpiece [1st time; F 2, by $John
 Grubb=.  +Larpent MS 1132=; not published.  Author of Prologue unknown].  +Morn
ing Herald=, 16 May: Tickets to be had of Suett, No. 19, +Martlet-court=, +Coven
t-Garden=.  Receipts: #403 13s. 6d. (152.10.0; 57.5.0; 4.16.0; tickets: 187.10.0
; odd money: 1.2.6) (charge: none listed).  [Account-Book: Suett to have #100 of
 Tickets and half those above that sum which he brings in; of which due him #43 
15s.]  *pcg Romeo and Juliet.  As 21 Sept. 1795, but Romeo-Middleton (1st appear
ance in that character these 3 years).  *aNetley Abbey.  As 16 Sept. 1795, but M
'Scrape (for that night only)-Middleton (1st appearance in that character).  *dI
n I: Grand Masquerade-; [with the% +Minuet de la Cour and Allemande=, as 21 Sept
. 1795.  *sEnd IV: +Elegy=-; +Solemn Dirge=-; Vocal Parts, as 21 Sept. 1795, but
 Miss _Stuart, Miss _Kirton; After entertainment: +Black@ey'd Susan=-Incledon; +
My Mother had a Maid called Barbara=, as 14 Mar., but _Bowden; +Old Towler=-Incl
edon.  *eEnd: +Monsieur Tonson=, as 26 Apr.; [After which Recitation and Music, 
as performed last Season with universal Applause at +Freemason's Hall=, in which
% +Errors of the Press=-Holman; Dryden's Ode of +Alexander's Feast=-Middleton; +
The Story of the Dog= (written by $Whitehead=)-Pope.  *cBenefit for $Middleton=.
  +Morning Herald=, 10 May: Tickets to be had of Middleton, No. 20, +Great Russe
ll-street=, +Covent-Garden=.  Receipts: #287 12s. (144.18.6; 2.15.0; tickets: 13
9.18.6).  *pking's Ifigenia in Tauride.  As 9 Apr.  *dEnd I: +Divertissement=-[,
 as 10 Mar.%; End Opera: +L'Amant Statue=-[, as 23 Apr.%.  *p18 dl The Country G
irl.  As 3 Nov. 1795, but [added:% William-Maddocks.  *aAlive and Merry.  As 17 
May.  [+Prologue= as 17 May.% *cReceipts: #195 16s. (130.0.0; 54.14.6; 11.1.6). 
 *pcg Inkle and Yarico.  As 15 Apr., but [added to +Yarico=r:% Additional +Songs
=-Johnstone.  *aTom Thumb.  Tom Thumb (with +The Little Farthing Rushlight=)-You
ng Standen; Grizzle-Powel; Ghost-Bowden; Doodle-Haymes; Noodle-Townsend; Arthur-
Munden; Huncamunca-Mrs Clendining; Glumdalca-Mr Richardson; Dollalolla-Mrs Marty
r.  *aThe Point at Herqui.  As 15 Apr., but [added:% French Commandant-Farley.  
*dIn 3rd piece: [a new incidental% +Dance=, as 15 Apr.  *sIn 3rd piece: [+songs=
% As 3 May; In Evening: +Mad Bess= (1st time), the Minstrel's Song [+Where is th
at tow'ring spirit fled=?] [from +The Days of Yore=%-Mrs Clendining; Harp-Weippe
rt.  *cBenefit for $Mrs Clendining=.  3rd piece: To conclude as 15 Apr. +Morning
 Herald=, 16 May: Tickets to be had of Mrs Clendining, No. 13, +King-street=, +C
ovent-Garden=.  Receipts: #238 4s. (100.15; 15.4; tickets: 122.5).  *p19 dl Mahm
oud.  As 9 May.  *aAlive and Merry.  As 17 May.  [+Prologue= as 17 May.% *cRecei
pts: #226 17s. 6d. (164.15.6; 61.1.0; 1.1.0).  *pcg The Way to Get Married.  As 
5 May.  *aHarlequin's Treasure 0.  As 9 May.  *aHarlequin's Treasure 1.  As 9 Ma
y.  *aHarlequin's Treasure 2.  As 9 May.  *sEnd: [An% +Ode=, [selected from $Ben
 Jonson=,% as 16 May.  *cReceipts: #141 6s. 6d. (134.12.6; 6.14.0).  *p20 dl Rom
eo and Juliet.  As 25 Apr., but Escalus-Trueman; Balthazar-_; Sampson-_; Gregory
-_; Abram-_; Peter-_.  *aThe Follies of a Day.  As 12 May.  *sAs 28 Apr.  *cBene
fit for $Barrymore=.  Mainpiece: In Act II a Masquerade Scene.  +Morning Herald=
, 16 May: Tickets to be had of Barrymore, No. 20, +Judd-place West=, +New-road=,
 +St. Pancras=.  Receipts: #155 9s. (97.9.6; 51.12.6; 4.10.6; tickets: none list
ed; odd money: 1.16.6) (charge: #217 5s.).  *pcg The Road to Ruin.  As 8 Oct. 17
95, but Sophia (with +Somebody=)-Mrs Mountain; Marker-_; Sheriff's Officer-_; Tr
adesmen-_; Postillion-_; Servant-_; Jenny-_; Mrs Ledger-_; Milliner-_; Mantuamak
er-_.  *aThe Positive Man.  Cable (with +Poll of Plymouth=)-Incledon; Grog-Munde
n; Sir Toby Tacet-Powel; Bellcamp-Toms; Stern (with a +song=)-Townsend; Maurice-
Macready; Lake-Claremont; Rupee-Fawcett; Cornelia-Mrs Martyr; Florimel-Mrs Towns
end; Nancy-Mrs Knight; Lady Tacet-Mrs Davenport.  *sEnd: an Interlude of +Songs=
, +Glees=-Incledon, Johnstone, Fawcett, Bowden, Townsend, Richardson, Linton.  *
eIn course Evening: +Imitations=, +The Beggar= (from +Merry Sherwood=)-Townsend.
  *cBenefit for $Townsend=.  +Morning Herald=, 13 May: Tickets to be had of Town
send, No. 153, +Drury-lane=.  Receipts: #354 16s. 6d. (131.13.6; 13.7.0; tickets
: 209.16.0).  *p21 dl The Mountaineers.  As 27 Oct. 1795, but Bulcazin Muley-Cau
lfield; Ganem-Webb; Pacha-Wewitzer.  *aThe Devil to Pay.  As 14 Dec. 1795, but J
obson-Bannister Jun. (1st appearance in that character).  *aA Musical Olio.  [In
 which will introduce a variety of% +Imitations= (for that night only)-Caulfield
.  *cBenefit for $Bannister=.  3rd piece [1st time; M. INT 1].  +Morning Herald=
, 10 May: Tickets to be had of Bannister, No. 7, +Suffolk-street=, +Charing-cros
s=.  Receipts: #188 6s. 6d. (120.9.6; 61.1.0; 2.17.6; tickets: none listed; odd 
money: 3.18.6) (charge: #218 11s. 2d.).  *pcg The Recruiting Officer.  Captain P
lume-Holman; Justice Balance-Hull; Worth-Macready; Serjeant Kite-Knight; Bullock
-Fawcett; Recruits-Munden, Wilde; Welsh Collier-Farley; Constable-Thompson; Capt
ain Brazen-Lewis; Melinda-Miss Chapman; Rose-Mrs Knight; Lucy-Mrs Fawcett; Sylvi
a-Miss Mansel (1st appearance in that character).  *aHartford Bridge.  As 30 Nov
. 1795.  *dAs 8 Oct. 1795.  *c[Account-Book: Tickets delivered by $Shotter=, $Pi
tt=, $Wilde=, $Berecloth=, $Young=, $Hasler=, $Bagley=, $Noble=, $Bonsor=, $Litt
le=, $Brice=, $Hawkin=, $Atkins=, $W. Wilde=, $Ware= will be admitted.]  Receipt
s: #327 11s. 6d. (35.8.6; 7.9.0; tickets: 284.14.0).  *pking's La Modista Raggir
atrice.  As 23 Apr.  *dAs 13 May.  *p23 dl The Roman Actor.  The Emperor Domitia
n-Palmer; Lamia-Aickin; Aretinus-Caulfield; Rusticus-Maddocks; Sura-Webb; Parthe
nius-C. Kemble?; Cornellius-Trueman; Paris[, the +Roman Actor=r%-Kemble; Aesopus
-Whitfield; Latinus-Packer; Domitia-Mrs Powell; Julia-Miss DeCamp; Domitilla-Mis
s Heard; Galeria-Miss Miller.  *aCeladon and Florimel; or, The Happy Counterplot
.  [Characters-Palmer, Wroughton, C. Kemble (?); Miss Farren, Mrs Goodall, Miss 
DeCamp, Mrs Kemble, Mrs Cuyler, Miss Granger, Miss Mellon.  [Cast from $Genest=,
 VII, 243:% Palamede-Palmer; Rhodophil-Wroughton; Celadon-C. Kemble; Melantha-Mi
ss Farren; Doralice-Mrs Goodall; Florimel-Miss DeCamp; Flavia-Mrs Kemble; Olinda
-Mrs Cuyler?; Sabina-Miss Granger?; Philotis-Miss Mellon.  [Genest does not assi
gn +Olinda=r or +Sabina=r; they are my conjecture.  The names of the parts are i
n the +Larpent MS=.]  *aNo Song No Supper.  As 17 Sept. 1795, but Robin (1st tim
e)-Wathen; William-_; Servant-_.  *e[+Monologue=.%End 2nd piece: an +Address=-Mr
s Kemble [on the Occasion of her Retiring from the Stage%.  *cBenefit for $Mrs K
emble=, being the last Time of her Appearing on the Stage.  1st piece [1st time;
 T 2, by $John Philip Kemble=, altered from the same by $Philip Massinger=.  +La
rpent MS 1040=: not published]: In Act I the +Triumphal Entry of Domitian into t
he Capitol=v.  2nd piece [1st time; C 3, by John Philip Kemble, altered from +Th
e Comical Lovers=, by $John Dryden= and $Colley Cibber=.  +Larpent MS 1133=: not
 published.  $Genest=, VII, 243: $C. Kemble= on being asked, in 1821, if the abo
ve cast was right, said that he believed it was, but that he was ill and did not
 act].  [Address by $Bertie Greatheed= (+European Magazine=, June 1796, p. 397).
]  +Morning Herald=, 10 May: Tickets to be had of Mrs Kemble, No. 13, +Caroline-
street=, +Bedford-square=.  Account-Book: Paid $H. S. Hargraves=, Box No. 95, hi
s Servant being turn'd out by Force, #1 4s.  Receipts: #190 9s. 6d. (130.9.0; 59
.10.0; 0.10.0; tickets: none listed; odd money: 0.0.6) (charge: #216 17s.).  *pc
g The Duenna.  Isaac-Quick; Don Jerome-Munden; Ferdinand-Bowden; Antonio-Townsen
d; Father Paul-Richardson; Lopez-Farley; Carlos-Incledon; The Duenna-Mrs Davenpo
rt; Louisa-Mrs Martyr; Clara-Mrs Clendining.  *aHarlequin's Treasure 0.  As 9 Ma
y.  *aHarlequin's Treasure 1.  As 9 May.  *aHarlequin's Treasure 2.  As 9 May.  
*c[Account-Book: Tickets delivered by $Claremont=, $Blurton=, $Ledger=, $Mrs Ega
n=, $Miss Leserve= will be admitted.]  Receipts: #255 3s. 6d. (101.10.6; 7.0.6; 
tickets: 146.12.6).  *p24 dl The Rivals.  As 3 May, but Faukland-Whitfield; Davi
d-Hollingsworth; [added:% Servants-Banks, Webb, Evans.  *aMy Grandmother.  As 30
 Dec. 1795, but Vapour-C. Kemble.  *cReceipts: #175 18s. 6d. (125.15.6; 46.11.6;
 3.11.6).  *pcg The Earl of Warwick and Margaret of Anjou.  Earl of Warwick-Holm
an (1st appearance in that character); Earl of Suffolk-Hull; Earl of Pembroke-Ri
chardson; Officer-Thompson; King Edward-Macready; Lady Elizabeth Grey (1st time)
-Miss Mansel; Lady Clifford (1st time)-Mrs Townsend; Margaret of Anjou-Mrs Pope.
  *aThe Lie of the Day.  As 30 Mar., but Principal Characters-Mrs +Watts.  *aSpr
igs of Laurel.  As 14 Oct. 1795.  *sIn Course Evening: +The Waiter=-Fawcett; +Ma
ster Thedy Shemus O'Shaughnessey O'Finnegin Delaney's History of Himself=-Johnst
one; +Mad Bess= (in character)-Mrs Clendining; +The Sportman's snug little Cot=,
 +Admiral Benbow=-Incledon.  *cBenefit for $Macready= and $Hull=.  1st piece: No
t acted these 14 years, and compressed into 3 Acts.  Receipts: #313 16s. (81.19;
 3.9; tickets: 228.8, of which Macready sold 139.15, and Hull 88.13).  *pking's 
Antigona.  [Principal Characters by Roselli, Viganoni, Mme Banti.  Cast from lib
retto ($W. Glindon=, 1796):% Emone-A. Roselli; Creonte-G. Viganoni; Adrasto-P. B
raghetti; Nearco-P. DeGiovanni; Antigona-Mme Brigida Banti; Ismene-Sga Bigi.  *d
As 23 Apr.  *cA new Serious Opera [1st time; by $Lorenzo DaPonte=]; the music en
tirely new, composed here by $Bianchi=.  With Chorusses and new Scenery, Decorat
ions and Dresses.  *p25 dl Mahmoud.  As 9 May, but Cassan-Wewitzer.  *aA Dramati
c Cento.  [Selected from the following Pieces, composed by the late $Mr Storace=
.% Overture, +Five times by the taper=-Sga Storace, Miss Granger, Master Welsh, 
Suett (+The Iron Chest=); +Little Taffine=-Mrs Bland (+The Three and the Deuce=)
; +Of plighted Faith=-Palmer, Kelly, Mrs Crouch (+The Siege of Belgrade=); +The 
Silver Waters=-Sedgwick (+The Pirates=); +Go not my Love=-Miss Leak (+The Three 
and the Deuce=); +Listen listen=-Dignum, Sedgwick, Miss DeCamp, Chorus (The Iron
 Chest).  *aThe Sultan.  As 25 Apr., but Ismene (for that night only; with +With
 lowly Suit= and +Lullaby=)-Sga Storace; Roxalana-Miss Wallis (of +cg=); Elmira-
_.  *dEnd I: (by permission of the Proprietor of the +king's Theatre=) [the new 
favorite Ballet, in the +Scots' Stile=,% +Little Peggy's Love=- [The Pantomime, 
Principal Steps by $Didelot=; the Principal Characters the Dancers of the Opera 
House:% Didelot, Gentili, Ms Vidi, Ms Bossi, Ms Barre, Ms Parisot, Ms Hilligsber
g, Ms Rose.  *sEnd 3rd piece: [the Finale to The Iron Chest,% +Harmony Harmony=-
 [being the last Composition of $Storace=%.  *cAt the Request of many Friends to
 Worth and Genius, and in Commemoration of the late $Mr Storace= [who died 19 Ma
r.], Benefit for his Widow and Orphan.  Receipts: #657 12s. (352.18.6; 32.4.0; 2
.2.0; tickets: 270.6.0; odd money: 0.1.6) (charge: #244 13s. 9d.).  *pcg Comus. 
 As 27 Nov. 1795, but Bacchants-Miss _Kirton, Miss +Logan; Bacchanals-+Linton.  
*aArtaxerxes.  As 11 May.  *aThe Doldrum.  As 2 May.  *sIn 1st piece: +Sweet Ech
o= (1st time)-Mme Mara; [accompanied on the% hautboy-W. Parke; End I 1st piece: 
+Mad Bess= (in character)-Mme Mara (1st time); In 2nd piece: a new song [+High r
olling seas that bear afar=]-Mme Mara [written for the Occasion, and set to musi
c by Herself%.  *cBenefit for $Mme Mara=.  2nd piece: Compressed into 2 Acts.  T
he Words of the new Song to be had at the Theatre.  +Morning Herald=, 21 May: Ti
ckets to be had of Mme Mara, No. 57, +Edgeware-road=.  Account-Book: Paid the $D
uke of Bedford= one years Rent for the Theatre due Ladyday 1794 #456 4s.; Accoun
t-Book, 10 June: Paid the Duke of Bedford one years Rent due Ladyday 1795 #456 4
s.  Receipts: #339 10s. (250.1.6; 2.2.0; tickets: 87.6.6).  *p26 dl She Wou'd an
d She Wou'd Not.  As 22 Feb.  *aThe Prize.  As 10 Mar., but Lenitive-Wathen; Mr 
Caddy-Maddocks.   *cReceipts: #146 12s. 6d. (102.17.6; 43.3.0; 0.0.0; tickets no
t come in: 0.12.0).  *pcg Fontainbleau.  As 5 Apr.  *aThe Prisoner at Large.  As
 29 Apr., but Count Fripon-Wilde.  *sEnd: +The Storm=-Incledon; +Master Thedy Sh
emus O'Shaughnessey O'Finnegin Delaney's History of Himself=-Johnstone; +Four an
d Twenty Fidlers=-Munden; +Tho' Hurricanes rattle=-Incledon, Bowden.  *cBenefit 
for $Brandon=, box-book and housekeeper.  Receitps: #446 17s. 6d. (65.8.0; 10.16
.0; tickets: 370.13.6).  *p27 dl Hamlet.  As 12 May, but Hamlet (for this night 
only)-Holman (of +cg=); Gertrude-Mrs Powell; Marcellus-_; Players-_; Actress-_. 
 *aThe Phoenix; or, Anacreontics Renovated [i.e. +The Sons of Anacreon=].  [Cons
isting of% +Songs=, +Catches=, +Glees=-Sedgwick, Master Welsh, Bannister, Suett,
 Dignum, Wathen.  *aRosina.  Mr Belville (1st time, with +Why swells my wavy bur
nish'd grain=, from +The Mariners=, composed by $Mozart=)-Sedgwick; Captain Belv
ille-Dignum; William (1st time)-Miss DeCamp; Rustick-Cooke; Irishman-Caulfield; 
Rosina-Miss Leak; Dorcas-Mrs Booth; Phebe-Mrs Bland.  *eIn 2nd piece: +Imitation
s=-Caulfield.  *cBenefit for $Sedgwick=.  +Morning Herald=, 20 May: Tickets to b
e had of Sedgwick at Mr +Gibson's=, jeweller, +Charlotte-street=, +Rathbone-plac
e=.  Receipts: #156 17s. (100.16; 54.4; 1.17; tickets: none listed) (charge: #21
2 16s.).  *pcg The Old Maid.  Mr Harlowe-Harley; Mr Cleremont-Middleton; Captain
 Cape-Munden; Mrs Harlowe-Mrs Mountain; Miss Harlowe (the Old Maid)-Mrs Davenpor
t.  *aEvery One has His Fault.  As 20 Apr., but Edward (for that night only)-A Y
oung Lady (1st appearance on this stage [$Miss Hay=]); Lady Eleanor Irwin-Mrs Po
pe.  *aCymon.  As 20 Nov. 1795.  *dConclude 3rd piece: +Dance=-.  *sEnd: +Black@
Ey'd Susan=-Incledon; End 2nd piece: +The Group of Lovers=-Munden.  *cBenefit fo
r $Richardson= and $Mrs Davenport=.  1st piece: Not acted these 20 years [acted 
9 Oct. 1778], and compressed into one Act.  [$Miss Hay=, whose 1st appearance on
 the stage was at +Richmond=, 15 Sept. 1792, is identified in +Thespian Dictiona
ry=, 1805, under $Mrs Litchfield=.]  Receipts: #234 5s. (69.1.6; 2.6.6; tickets:
 162.17, of which Richardson sold 84.0, and Mrs Davenport 78.17).  *p28 dl Mahmo
ud.  As 30 Apr., but Mahmoud-C. Kemble; Cassan-Wewitzer; General Chorus-Miss _Ar
ne.  *aAlive and Merry.  As 17 May, but Characters-R. +Palmer, _Bannister Jun., 
_Hollingsworth.  *cBenefit for $Wewitzer=.  Receipts: #198 15s. (72.6.6; 39.10.6
; 10.3.6; tickets: 76.11.6; odd money: 0.3.0) [Account-Book: Wewitzer to have to
 the Amount of #100 in tickets; [although] he brought in [only] #76 11s. 6d., wi
t  upper Gallery tickets.]  (charge: none listed).  *pcg Such Things Are.  Twine
all-Lewis; Sir Luke Tremor-Quick; Sultan-Haymes; Elvirus-Holman; Lord Flint-Rich
ardson; Meanwright-Macready; Zadan-Powel; Keeper-Thompson; Haswell-Pope; Lady Tr
emor-Mrs Mattocks; Aurelia-Mrs Mountain; Female Captive-Mrs Pope.  *aArrived at 
Portsmouth.  As 13 Jan.  *aRosina.  As 28 Sept. 1795, but William (for that nigh
t only; with +The Sweet Little Girl that I love=)-Holland.  *dEnd 2nd piece: +Hi
ghland Festivity=, as 25 Nov. 1795.  *sIn 2nd piece: [+songs= as in 3rd piece, 1
2 Apr.% +We've bade the restless seas adieu=-; +O why to be happy, as 14 Mar.; +
With Rosabel what joy to stray=-Townsend; +Here we laugh and work together=-; +W
ith pride we steer'd for England's coast=-Incledon; +When love was a stranger=-M
rs Mountain; +The seaman who of wars may tell=-Incledon, Bowden; +Rule Britannia
=-.  *cBenefit for $Haymes=.  1st piece: Not acted these 2 years [not acted sinc
e 24 Apr. 1793].  2nd piece: With a view of +High-street=, +Portsmouth=, at the 
time of an Illumination.  Receipts: #236 2s. 6d. (66.17.6; 11.10.6; tickets: 157
.14.6).  *pking's Antigona.  See 24 May.  *dEnd I: +Divertissement=, as 10 Mar.;
 End Opera: +Little Peggy's Love=, as 21 Apr.  *p30 dl The Belle's Stratagem.  A
s 13 May, but Flutter (1st time)-Russell; Villers-Caulfield; Lady Touchwood (1st
 time)-Miss Miller; Miss Ogle-_; Kitty Willis-_.  *aThe Follies of a Day.  As 12
 May, but Count Almaviva (1st time)-Palmer.  *aThe Purse.  As 30 Dec. 1795, but 
Will Steady (1st time)-Wathen.  *sIn IV of 1st piece: [a Masquerade Scene, in wh
ich% +Ally Croker=-Miss Leak, Master Welsh; +Listen to the Voice of Love=-Master
 Welsh.  *cBenefit for $Fosbrook=, box-book and housekeeper.  Receipts: #142 15s
. 6d. (84.0.6; 46.15.0; 6.12.6; tickets: none listed; odd money: 5.7.6) (charge:
 #211 5s. 6d.).  *pcg Love in a Village.  As 5 Oct. 1795, but Maid-_.  *aThe Iri
shman in London.  As 23 Sept. 1795, but Cubba-Mrs Watts.  *dAs 25 Nov. 1795.  *c
[Account-Book: Tickets delivered by $Goostree=, $Creswell=, $Farley=, $Mlle St.A
mand=, $Mrs Watts= will be admitted.]  Receipts: #226 4s. 6d. (105.7.6; 4.8.6; t
ickets: 116.8.6).  *p31 dl Love and Money.  As 13 May, but Characters-_Benson, +
Wewitzer, Miss _Leak, Mrs +Pritchard (1st appearance on any stage).  *aFirst Lov
e.  As 5 May, but David Mowbray (1st time)-Whitfield.  *aMy Grandmother.  As 24 
May.  *cBenefit for $Whitfield=.  1st piece: Written by the late $Mr Benson= [se
e 9 June].  +Morning Herald=, 21 May: Tickets to be had of Whitfield, No. 19, +P
iazza=, +Covent Garden=.  Receipts: #127 15s. (79.11.0; 40.5.6; 3.12.6; tickets:
 none listed; odd money: 4.6.0) (charge: #223 3s. 5d.).  *pcg The Mysteries of t
he Castle.  As 4 Nov. 1795, but Chorus of Soldiers and Sailors-_Gray, _Little; C
horus of Country Girls-Miss _Kirton.  *aThe Farmer.  As 1 Dec. 1795, but Flummer
y-_; Waiters-_; Landlady-_.  *c[Account-Book: Tickets delivered by $Brandon=, $H
ill=, $Mrs Masters=, $Gillet=, $Mrs Norton=, $Finley=, $Ashwin=, $Simmons= will 
be admitted.]  Receipts: #447 4s. (55.7.6; 6.16.0; tickets: 385.0.6).  *pking's 
Antigona.  See 24 May.  *dAs 13 May.  *p6 1 dl Mahmoud.  As 30 Apr., but Mahmoud
-C. Kemble[ In place of $Kemble=%; Abdoul Cassan-Wathen[ in place of $Bannister 
Jun=%; Desra-Miss DeCamp[ in place of $Mrs Bland=%; General Chorus-Miss _Arne.  
*aThe Padlock.  Don Diego-Bannister; Leander-Dignum; Scholars-Trueman, Fisher; M
ungo-Wathen; Leonora-Miss Leak; Ursula-Mrs Hopkins.  *c[Account-Book: Tickets de
livered by $Wathen= and $Miss Arne= will be admitted.]  Receipts: #326 19s. 6d. 
(128.17.6; 55.0.6; 2.13.6; tickets: 139.17.0, of which Wathen sold 84.6.0, and M
iss Arne 55.11.0; odd money: 0.11.0).  *pcg The Point at Herqui.  As 18 May.  *a
The Dramatist.  As 30 Dec. 1795, but [added to +Vapid=r: With the% original Epil
ogue-Lewis.  *aOscar and Malvina.  As 16 May, but Malvina-Mrs Follett.  *dIn: [a
 new incidental% +Dance=, as 15 Apr.  *sIn: [+songs=% as 3 May; End 2nd piece: +
The Sea Storm=-Incledon; In 3rd piece: [+songs=% The Sea Storm, as 16 May; I am 
a jolly gay Pedlar, as 16 May; Come every jovial Fellow, as 16 May; O ever in my
 bosom live, as 16 May.  *cBenefit for $Powel= and $Follett=.  1st piece: To con
clude as 15 Apr.  [2nd piece: Epilogue by $Miles Peter Andrews=.]  Receipts: #42
3 1s. (92.13; 7.7; tickets: 323.1, of which Powel sold 74.13.6, and Follett 248.
8.6).  *p2 dl Hamlet.  As 27 May, but Hamlet-Palmer (1st appearance in that char
acter [in +London=]); Ghost of Hamlet's Father-Aickin (1st appearance in that ch
aracter).  *aThe Follies of a Day.  As 30 May, but Antonio (1st time)-Russell; P
age (1st time)-Miss DeCamp.  *e[Monologue.% End: +A Picture of a Play House=[; o
r, +Bucks have at ye all=%-R. Palmer.  *cBenefit for $R. Palmer= and $Russell=. 
 [Palmer's 1st recorded appearance as +Hamlet=r was at +Canterbury=, 16 Feb. 178
0.]  +Morning Herald=, 31 May: Tickets to be had of R. Palmer, No. 28, +Eaton-st
reet=, +Pimlico=; of Russell, No. 250, +High Holborn=.  Receipts: #157 18s. (110
.16; 43.10.6; 1.19.0; tickets: none listed; odd money: 1.12.6) (charge: #212 3s.
).  *pcg The Way to Get Un-Married.  As 30 Mar., but [added:% Rees.  *aThe Schoo
l for Arrogance.  Count Conolly Villars-Holman; Dermot-Johnstone; Sir Paul Peckh
am-Fawcett; Sir Samuel Sheepy-Munden; Dorimont-Richardson; Lucy-Miss Chapman; Ly
dia-Mrs Townsend; Lady Peckham-Mrs Mattocks.  *aDr. Last's Examination before th
e College of Physicians.  Dr Last-Rees.  *aThe Shipwreck.  As 26 Oct. 1795, but 
Captain's Lady-Mrs Follett.  *dIn 4th piece: +Dance=, as 26 Oct. 1795, but +Holl
and; [in which dance% Bells-Lawrence [that inimitable Performer, will introduce 
accompaniments on his Bells%.  *sIn: +Admiral Benbow=-Incledon; In 3rd piece: +A
ll on Hobbies=-Williamson; In 4th piece: +Rule Britannia=-Townsend.  *e3rd piece
: [a variety of% +Imitations=-Rees.  *cBenefit for $Thompson=, $Williamson=, $Re
es= & $Sloper=.  In 4th piece a +Representation of the Indian Manner=v, &c., as 
26 Oct. 1795, but added to Allegoric Scene: With +Britannia=r seated on the Glob
e of the Earth attended by Fame, and +Neptune=r in his Watery Car, attended by S
ea Nymphs.  Receipts: #353 3s. 6d. (63.0.6; 4.9.0; tickets: 285.14.0).  *pking's
 La Modista Raggiratrice.  As 23 Apr.  *dEnd II: [a new Ballet Episodique (in th
e style Anacreontique), in 2 acts, composed by $Didelot= [with music by $Bossi=]
% +L'Amour Vange=- [;ou, +La Metamorphose=%Mme Rose, Mme Hilligsberg, Mlle Paris
ot, Mme Bossi, Didelot, Gentili.  *bEnd I: [a new Indian Divertisement by $Didel
ot=,% +The Caravan at Rest=.  [Cast from +Morning Herald=, 27 May:% Nair (Malaba
r Officer)-Didelot; Moor-Gentili; Arab (Chief of the Caravan)-Fialon; Malabar Wo
man-Mme Rose; Negro Caffre (of the natural country)-Mme Hilligsberg; Arab Woman-
Mlle Parisot; Young Woman, Wotyake-Mme Bossi; Two Audalisques-Mlles Cabanel.  *c
Benefit for $Mme Rose=.  The Opera [will be performed] instead of +Antigona=, al
ready announced in the papers of yesterday, it having been found impossible to g
et ready the machinery of the new Ballet after the performance of the Serious Op
era.  Mme Rose having been presented with an Engraving Ticket for her night, she
 proposes to give one with each Ticket, separately from the Ticket which will be
 admitted at the door.  The Nobility and Gentry are respectfully entreated not b
e on that part of the stage where the mountain stands, as the machinery of the B
allet will be attended with danger.  Tickets to be had of Mme Rose, No. 9, +Hay-
market=.  "The most bewitching dance we ever witnessed, for novelty of idea, cha
rm of fancy, and delicacy of passion was performed last night.  Not content with
 the common praise, the audience called forward the author, $Didelot=, and paid 
to him the tribute due to original and inventive talents.  The ballet was entitl
ed +L'Amour Vange=.  The invention, which was perfectly new, was that of bands o
f +Cupids=v floating in air-suspended seemingly on their own wings, without the 
intervention of any grosser medium" (+Morning Chronicle=, 3 June).  *p3 dl The S
chool for Scandal.  As 26 Sept. 1795, but Snake-Phillimore; Maria (1st time)-Mis
s Heard; Maid-_.  *aNo Song No Supper.  As 8 Apr., but Robin-Wathen.  *aA Musica
l Olio.  As 21 May, but [added:% +The Town and Country= (by permission of $Capta
in Morris=)-Dignum; [the% +Catches and Glees=-Bannister, Sedgwick, Wathen, Dignu
m.  *sEnd II: +The Little Waist=- (composed by $Hook=); End IV: +The Sailor's Jo
urnal= (composed by $Dibdin=)-Dignum.  *cBenefit for $Dignum=.  +Morning Herald=
, 20 May: Tickets to be had of Dignum, No. 23, +New North-street=, +Red-lion-squ
are=.  Receipts: #148 10s. 6d. (81.10.0; 57.6.6; 2.3.0; tickets: none listed; od
d money: 7.11.0) (charge: #214 1s. 7d.).  *pcg The Travellers in Switzerland.  A
s 12 Apr., but [added:% Sir Leinster M'Laughlin-Haymes; Swiss Burgher-Thompson; 
Shepherdess-Miss Logan; Margery-Miss Leserve.  *aThe Farm House.  As 9 Oct. 1795
, but Constables-_Cross.  *dIn: +The Savoyard=-Jackson, Mlle St.Amand; End II af
terpiece: +The Lamplighter= [composed by $Aldridge=]-Jackson, Mrs Ratchford.  *c
[Account-Book: Tickets delivered by $Jackson=, $Paskin=, $Hay=, $Dick=, $Doe=, $
Hall=, $Carpenter=, $Larkman=, $Robson= (music porter), $Smart=, $Strahan=, $Ans
elmo=, $Sturgeon= will be admitted.]  Receipts: #398 11s. 6d. (43.0.0; 4.0.0; ti
ckets: 351.11.6).  *p4 dl Mahmoud.  As 1 June, but unassigned-_Maddocks, _Cooke,
 _Evans, _Webb, _Trueman, _Wentworth, _Phillimore, Master _Gregson; Banks_; Miss
_ Menage; Petitioners-_.  *aHigh Life below Stairs.  Lovel-C. Kemble; Freeman-Tr
ueman; Philip-Hollingsworth; Duke's Servant-Palmer; Sir Harry's Servant-Dodd; Ki
tty-Miss Pope; Lady Bab's Maid-Miss Tidswell; Lady Charlotte's Maid-Miss Heard. 
 *dII afterpiece: a +Mock Minuet=-Palmer, Miss Pope.  *c[Afterpiece in place of 
+Alive and Merry=, advertised on playbill of 3 June.]  Receipts: #118 17s. (76.3
.6; 36.16.0; 5.17.6).  *pcg Life's Vagaries.  As 27 Nov. 1795, but Tradesmen-_. 
 *aThe Poor Sailor.  As 26 Nov. 1795.  *dAs 2 Oct. 1795.  *sEnd: The [Little] Fa
rthing Rushlight-Young Standen.  *uAfter Singing: A +Pantomimic Interlude= [in w
hich the Dying and Skeleton Scene, with the Escape of Harlequin through a Hogshe
ad of Fire%.  Harlequin-Simpson; Clown-Follett; Pantaloon-Hawtin; Scaramouch-Abb
ot; Doctor-Rees; Colombine-A Young Lady [unidentified].  *c[Account-Book: Ticket
s delivered by $Hall= (box-keeper), $Clarke=, $Townsend=, $Bent=, $Coombs=, $Wil
kins=, $Robson=, $Warwhick=, $the widow Ansell=, $W. Linton=, $Wost=, $Purkins=,
 $Simpson=, $Standen= will be admitted.]  Receipts: #365 3s. 6d. (44.5.0; 3.13.0
; tickets: 317.5.6(.  *pking's Antigona.  As 31 May.  *dEnd I: +Little Peggy's L
ove=, as 21 Apr.; End Opera: +L'Amour Vange=- [see 2 June].  *p6 dl Mahmoud.  As
 4 June, but Cassan-Wewitzer[ in place of $Wathen=%.   *aBon Ton.  Lord Minikin-
Dodd; Sir John Trotley (with the original +Prologue=)-King; Col. Tivy-Barrymore;
 Jessamy-R. Palmer; Davy-Suett; Lady Minikin-Miss Pope; Miss Tittup-Miss Farren;
 Gymp-Miss Tidswell.  *c[Afterpiece: Prologue by $the elder George Colman=.]  Re
ceipts: #226 7s. (161.8.6; 62.8.0; 2.10.6).  *pcg The Busy Body.  Marplot-Lewis;
 Sir George Airy-Holman; Sir Jealous Traffic-Thompson; Charles Gripe-Macready; W
hisper-Farley; Sir Francis Gripe-Quick; Patch-Mrs Mattocks; Isabinda-Mrs Mountai
n; Scentwell-Mrs Platt; Miranda-Mrs Pope.  *aThe Irish Mimick.  As 18 Nov. 1795.
  *dEnd: a +Scotch Reel=-Bayzand, King, Mlle St.Amand.  *cThe Last Night of the 
Company's performing this Season.  [Account-Book: Tickets delivered by $Mrs Lloy
d=, $W. Bayzand=, $Timkins= (box-keeper), $Street=, $Barnes=, $Morris=, $Rye=, $
Dosel=, $Wells=, $King=, $Timkins= (carpenter), $Thompson= (near Stage), $Coates
=, $Roberts=, $Thompson=, (gallery door-keeper) will be admitted.]  Receipts: #4
19 1s. (38.16; after-money: not listed; tickets: 380.5).  *p7 dl The Mountaineer
s.  As 21 May, but Sadi-Wathen; Agnes-Miss DeCamp; Goatherds-_.  *aOld Straw.  [
Consisting of% +Songs=, +Catches=, +Glees=-; [in the course of which introduce (
for this night only) several new% +Imitations=-Caulfield [, in addition to those
 given by him in +New Hay= on 13 Apr.].  *aDon Juan; or, The Libertine Destroyed
.  Don Antonio-Phillimore; Don Ferdinand-Dignum; Don Juan (for that night only)-
Palmer; Scaramouch-Fairbrother; Boatswain (with a +song=)-Sedgwick; Donna Anna-M
iss Heard; Isabella-Miss Stuart; Inis-Mrs Jones; Katharina-Mrs Bramwell; Viletta
-Miss Chatterley.  *cBenefit for $Caulfield=, $Phillimore= & $Johnston=.  2nd pi
ece [1st time; M. INT 1].  3rd piece: Not acted these 5 years.  To conclude with
 a superb Prospect of the Infernal Regions, and a Rain of Fire.  +Morning Herald
=, 4 June: Tickets to be had of Caulfield, No. 2, +William-street=, +Adelphi= [o
thers not listed].  Receipts: #122 17s. (55.17.0; 51.16.6; 5.9.6; tickets: none 
listed; odd money: 9.14.0) (charge: #211 8s. 2d.).  *pcg The Way to Get Married.
  Principal Characters-Lewis, Quick, Pope, Munden, Fawcett, Haymes, Davenport, F
arley, Williamson, Rees, Ledger, Follett, Hawtin, Findlay, Mrs Mattocks, Mrs Dav
enport, Miss Leserve, Mrs Townsend (1st time); [For cast see 23 Jan.]  +Epilogue
=-Mrs Mattocks.   *aHarlequin's Treasure 0.  As 11 Apr., but Arabian Girl-_.  *a
Harlequin's Treasure 1.  As 11 Apr.  *aHarlequin's Treasure 2.  As 11 Apr., but 
+Grand Dance=-+Blurton, _Byrn.  *e[+Monologue=%End: +The Barber's Petition=, as 
6 May; [with% +Wigs=, as 6 May.  *c[Extra night] Benefit for the Fund, establish
ed for the Relief of those Performers who, through Infirmity, shall be obliged t
o retire from the Stage.  The +Theatrical Fund= was established in 1765, under t
he auspices of the late $Mr Beard= and $Mrs Rich=; and received the sanction of 
+Parliament= in 1776.  There are now, and have been for more than 20 years, seve
ral Annuitants supported by it, chiefly families and widows.  Yet notwithstandin
g it has been so long set on foot, the interest arising from the Funded Capital 
has never been equal to defraying one half of the annual disbursements.  The def
iciencies have been continually supplied by progressive weekly contributions fro
m the performers.  When this is considered, it is respectfully presumed the gene
rosity of a British Public will be exerted this night in favour of so liberal an
d beneficial an institution.  $Thomas Hull=, Treasurer.  Tickets to be had of Hu
ll, Treasurer to the Institution, No. 7, +Duke's-Court=, near +Dean's Yard=, +We
stminster=.  Receipts: none listed.  *pking's Antigona.  As 31 May.  *dEnd II: +
L'Amour Vange=, as 4 June.  *bEnd I: +The Caravan at Rest=.  As 2 June.  *cThe l
ast Night of the Subscription.  The Doors to be opened at 6:15.  To begin at 7:1
5 exactly [same for rest of season].  *p8 dl The Purse.  As 30 May, but Sally (1
st time)-Miss Leak.  *aThe Merry Wives of Windsor.  Sir John Falstaff-Palmer; Fe
nton-Trueman; Shallow-Waldron; Slender (1st time)-Russell; Mr Page-Packer; Mr Fo
rd-Wroughton; Sir Hugh Evans (1st time)-Dodd; Dr Caius-Wewitzer; Host of the Gar
ter-Moody; Bardolph-Hollingsworth; Pistol-R. Palmer; Nym-Webb; Robin-Master Kean
; Simple-Burton; Mrs Page-Miss Pope; Mrs Ford (1st time)-Mrs Goodall; Mrs Ann Pa
ge (1st time)-Miss Heard; Mrs Quickly-Mrs Hopkins.  *aThe Gentle Shepherd.  Sir 
William Worthy-Aickin; Patie (1st time)-Miss DeCamp; Roger-Dignum; Symon-Moody; 
Glaud-Suett; Bauldy-Dodd; Peggy (1st time)-Miss Leak; Jenny (1st time)-Miss Mell
on; Mause-Mrs Booth; Madge-Miss Tidswell.  *cBenefit for $Burton=, $Miss Heard=,
 $Miss Tidswell=, & $Mrs Bramwell=.  [2nd piece: With alterations by $John Phili
p Kemble=.]  3rd piece: Not acted these 6 years.  "Of [$Wroughton='s] comedy som
ething favourably must be said.  His personations are usually natural, easy, and
 spirited; he is perhaps too locomotive: he cannot bear to stand still...To this
 peculiar bustle of his motion may be attributed much of his success in +Sir Joh
n Restless=r [in +All in the Wrong=]...For the same reason, no man can play +For
d=r with half the effect Wroughton does" (+Monthly Mirror=, Mar. 1796, p. 304). 
 +Morning Herald=, 30 May: Tickets to be had of Miss Heard, No. 43, +Haymarket= 
[others not listed].  Receipts: #337 6s. 6d. (30.13.0; 40.16.6; 3.4.6; tickets: 
260.10.0; odd money: 2.2.6) (charge: #202 11s.).  *p9 dl The Belle's Stratagem. 
 As 30 May, but Doricourt (for that night only)-Lewis (of +cg=).  *aThe Sultan. 
 As 25 Apr., but +In the dead of the night=-_.  *sEnd I: +Whither my Love, Ah! W
hither art thou fled?= (from +The Haunted Tower=)-Sga Storace; +From Shades of N
ight=-Braham; +This fond Sorrow=-Braham, Sga Storace (both from +Mahmoud=); End 
II: the celebrated Harp Song [+Ah che nel petto io sento=, from +Idalide=,%-Mme 
Mara; In IV: [a Masquerade Scene, in which% +Ally Croker=-Miss Leak, Master Wels
h.  *e[+Monologue=%End: a new +Occasional Address=-Mrs Jordan.  *cBenefit for th
e Widow and Three Orphan Children of the late $Mr Benson=.  [Address by John +Ta
ylor, Poems=, I, 62.]  "Benson [who committed suicide on 19 May] was remarkable 
for a very retentive memory, which enabled him on the slightest notice to become
 a substitute for almost any performer who might be suddenly disabled from appea
ring" (+European Magazine=, June 1796, p. 397).   The house was a very good one,
 but it has been said that $Sheridan= went to the Treasury and carried off the m
oney, so that Benson's widow and children never got a sixpence" ($Genest=, VII, 
245).  Receipts: #678 10s. 6d. (319.8.0; 66.3.6; 2.19.0; tickets: 276.6.0; odd m
oney: 13.14.0) (charge: #212 15s.).  *p10 dl Mahmoud.  As 28 May, but Desra-Miss
 DeCamp[ in place of $Mrs Bland=%.  *aAlive and Merry.  As 28 May, but Character
s-Mrs _Bland, Mrs +Bramwell.  *c[Account-Book: Tickets delivered by $Boimaison=,
 $Wm. Banks=, $Cooke=, $Daglish=, $Henderson=, $Maddocks=, $Purser=, $Roffey=, $
Scott=, $Smith=, $Whitmell=, $Wells=, $Miss Chatterley= will be admitted.]  Rece
ipts: #101 7s. 6d. (56.8.6; 31.6.0; 8.9.0; tickets: none listed; odd money: 5.4.
0).  *p11 dl Mahmoud.  As 10 June.  *aThe Deaf Lover.  Capt. Meadows-R. Palmer; 
Young Wrongward-Caulfield; Old Wrongward-Hollingsworth; John-Burton; Canteen-Rus
sell; Sternhold-Maddocks; Groom-Banks; William-Webb; Bob-Evans; Sophia-Miss Hear
d; Betsey Blossom-Mrs Bramwell; Chambermaid-Miss Tidswell.  *c[Account-Book: Tic
kets delivered by $Chippendale=, $Dale Sen.=, $Fisher=, $Gregson=, $Rhodes=, $St
ageldoir=, $Wentworth=, $Mrs Butler= will be admitted.]  Receipts: #50.10.6 (28.
18.6; 18.5.0; 1.2.0; tickets: none listed; odd money: 2.5.0).  *phay Peeping Tom
.  Peeping Tom (with +The Little Farthing Rushlight=)-Fawcett (1st appearance in
 that character); Mayor of Coventry-Wathen; Crazy-Waldron; Earl of Mercia-Caulfi
eld; Count Lewis-Palmer Jun.; Harold-Davies; Mayoress-Mrs Hopkins; Emma-Mrs Harl
owe; Lady Godina [sic]-Mrs Cuyler; Maud-Mrs Kemble.  *aThe Liar.  Young Wilding-
Palmer (1st appearance on that stage these 2 years); Old Wilding-Davies; Papilli
on-Burton; Waiter-Ledger; Servants-Abbot, Lyons; Sir James Elliot-R. Palmer (1st
 appearance on that stage these 2 years); Miss Godfrey-Miss Heard; Kitty-Mrs Hal
e; Miss Grantham-Mrs Harlowe.  *aBannian Day.  [Characters by Johnstone, Fawcett
, Suett, Wathen, Davies, Waldron Jun., Ledger, Trueman (1st appearance on that s
tage), Mrs Bland, Mrs Jones, Miss Leak.  Cast from text ($T. N. Longman=, 1796):
% Captain Macgallaher-Johnstone; Batch-Fawcett; Bobby Notice-Suett; Jack Hawser-
Wathen; Sir Geo. Goodwill-Davies; Servant-Waldron Jun.; Bailiff-Ledger; Lieut. G
oodwill-Trueman; Polly-Mrs Bland; Maid Servant-Mrs Jones; Mrs Goodwill-Miss Leak
.  *c3rd piece [1st time; MF 2, by $George Brewer=]: The Musick by $Dr Arnold=. 
 Books of the Songs to be had at the Theatre.  +Morning Herald=; 6 July 1796: Th
is Day is published +Bannian Day= (1s.).  Boxes 5s. Pit 3s. 1st Gallery 2s. 2nd 
Gallery 1s.  The Doors to be opened at 6:00.  To begin at 7:00 [same throughout 
season].  Places for the Boxes to be had of $Rice=, at the Theatre.  [On this ev
ening the following performers appeared both at +dl= and at the +hay=: $Suett=, 
$Caulfield=, $Trueman=, $R. Palmer=, $Burton=, $Miss Leak=, $Miss Heard=.  *pkin
g's Antigona.  As 31 May.  *dAs 7 June.  *b+The Caravan at Rest=.  As 7 June.   
*p13 dl Katharine and Petruchio.  Petruchio-Palmer; Baptista-Packer; Hortensio-T
rueman; Grumio-Hollingsworth; Music@master-Banks; Biondello-R. Palmer; Pedro-Phi
llimore; Taylor-Burton; Peter-Evans; Gabriel-Cooke; Nathaniel-Webb; Gregory-Madd
ocks; Katharine-Mrs Goodall; Bianca-Miss Tidswell; Curtis-Mrs Booth.  *aThe Priz
e.  As 19 Sept. 1795, but Lenitive-Wathen; Mr Caddy-Maddocks.  *aThe Irish Widow
.  Sir Patrick O'Neale-Moody; Whittle-Hollingsworth; Nephew-Caulfield; Bates-Mad
docks; Kecksey-Dodd; Thomas-Burton; Widow Brady-Miss DeCamp.  *e[+Monologue=%End
 2nd piece: +Monsieur Tonson=-Caulfield.  *cBenefit for $Shade=, $Cameron=, $Woo
llams=, $Wood=, $Wilson=, $Dangerfield=, $Irish=, $Edwards=, $Griffiths=, $Nix=,
 $Wooldridge=, $Panchaud= & $Cole= [box-keepers].  [This was $Dodd='s last appea
rance on the stage.]  "Dodd was one of the most perfect actors that I have ever 
seen.  He was the fopling of the drama rather than the age.  I mean by this, tha
t his own times rarely shewed us anything so highly charged with the vanity of p
ersonal exhibition.  He was, to be sure, the prince of pink heels, and the soul 
of empty eminence.  As he tottered rather than walked down the stage, in all the
 protuberance of endless muslin and lace in his cravats and frills, he reminded 
you of the jutting motion of the pigeon.  He took his snuff, or his bergamot, wi
th a delight so beyond all grosser enjoyments that he left you no doubt whatever
 of the superior happiness of a coxcomb" (+Boaden, Kemble=, I, 55).  Receipts: #
580 17s. 6d. (25.17.0; 37.3.6; 11.0.0; tickets: 503.4.0; odd money: 3.13.0) (cha
rge: #211 17s. 6d.).  *phay The Dead Alive.  Motley-Fawcett; Edward-Davies; Dega
gee-Waldron Jun.; Sir Walter Weathercock-Suett; Miss Hebe Wintertop-Mrs Hopkins;
 Caroline-Miss Leak; Comfit-Miss DeCamp.  *aThe Battle of Hexham; or, Days of Ol
d.  Gondibert-Palmer; Barton-Aickin; La Varenne-C. Kemble; Duke of Somerset-Lyon
s; Prince of Wales-Miss Menage; Fool-R. Palmer; Corporal-Burton; Drummer-Trueman
; Fifer-Waldron Jun.; Robbers-Bannister, Davies, Abbot, Lyons; Gregory Gubbins-F
awcett; Adeline-Mrs Harlowe; Villagers-Mrs Bland, Miss Leak, Miss DeCamp; Queen 
Margaret-Mrs Kemble.  *aBannian Day.  As 11 June, but Servant-_[$Waldron Jun.=%;
 Ledger_; Mrs_ Jones.  *c"The shrillness of [$Mrs Hopkins='s] voice, and the squ
abbishness of her figure are admirable accompaniments to the peevish expression 
of her features, and thus as far as natural requisites go, she is perfectly suit
ed to old maids and crabbed aunts" (+Monthly Mirror=, Aug. 1796, p. 240).  [On t
his evening the following performers appeared both at +dl= and at the +hay=: $Pa
lmer=, $Trueman=, $R. Palmer=, $Burton=, $Wathen=, $Suett=, $Miss DeCamp=.]  *p1
4 dl My Grandmother.  As 24 May.  *aTit for Tat.  Villamour-Barrymore; Old Meanw
ell-Packer; Young Meanwell-Whitfield; Skipwell-R. Palmer; Servant-Evans; Florind
a-Mrs Goodall; Letty-Miss Pope.  *aThe Liar.  As 16 Jan., but Old Wilding-Aickin
.  *e[+Monologue=%End 2nd piece: +Bucks have at ye all=-R. Palmer.  *cBenefit fo
r $Portal=, $Gibson=, $Percey=, $George=, $Bowley=, $Stevenson=, $Hicks=, $J. Sh
ade= [box-keepers].  Receipts: #523 2s. (22.9; 23.15; 8.8; tickets: 457.7; odd m
oney: 11.3) (charge: #211 16s. 11d.).  *phay The Mock Doctor; or, The Dumb Lady 
Cured.  Gregory (The Mock Doctor)-Palmer (1st appearance in that character); Sir
 Jasper-Waldron; Leander-Caulfield; Dr Hellebore-Burton; Davy-Waldron Jun.; Jame
s-Palmer Jun.; Harry-Abbot; Sq. Robert-Lyons; Charlotte-Miss Heard; Maid-Mrs Jon
es; Dorcas-Mrs Harlowe.  *aThe Agreeable Surprise.  Lingo-Fawcett; Sir Felix Fri
endly-Suett; Compton-Bannister; Eugene-Davies; Chicane-Usher; Thomas-Burton; Joh
n-Trueman; Cudden-Waldron Jun.; Stump-Ledger; Laura-Miss Leak; Mrs Cheshire-Mrs 
Booth; Fringe-Miss DeCamp; Cowslip-Mrs Kemble.  *aBannian Day.  As 13 June.  *c[
On this evening the following performers appeared both at +dl= and at the +hay=:
 $Suett=, $Palmer=, $Miss DeCamp=, $Miss Heard=.]  *pking's Il Tesoro.  [Princip
al Characters by Viganoni, Morelli, Bonfanti, Rovedino, Sga Fabrizzi.  [Cast fro
m +Larpent MS 1136=:% Buonafede-Viganoni; Filotimo-Morelli; Don Papavero-Bonfant
i; Leonardo-Rovedino; Verigola-Braghetti; Mordicone-De Giovanni; Limpida-Sga Fab
rizzi; Donna Zaveria-Sga Bigi; Fiammetta-Sga Pastorelli.  *dAs 7 June.  *b+The C
aravan at Rest=.  As 7 June.  *cA new Comic Opera [1st time; COM 2, by $Lorenzo 
Da Ponte=]; the music entirely new by $Mazzinghi=.  *p15 dl Mahmoud.  As 10 June
.  *aThe Deaf Lover.  As 11 June.  *c[Account-Book: Tickets delivered by $Appleb
y=, $Bennett=, $Calkin=, $Chumbley=, $Caton=, $Cawston=, $Dale Jun.=; $Fosbrook=
 (door-keeper), $Gray=, $Faux=, $Humphries=, $Hough=,  $Massingham Sen.=, $Massi
ngham Jun.=, $Pilsbury=, $Perry=, $Powell=, $Ross=, $Thompson=, $Tice=, $Waterer
= will be admitted.]  The Last Time of the Company's Performing this Season.  Re
ceipts: #106 16s. (59.1.0; 28.6.6; 11.18.6; tickets: none listed; odd money: 7.1
0.0).  *phay The Purse; or, Benevolent Tar.  William-Wathen; Edward-Davies; Baro
n-Caulfield; Theodore-Palmer Jun.; Page-Miss Menage; Sally-Mrs Bland.  *aPeeping
 Tom.  As 11 June.  *aBannian Day.  As 13 June.  *c[On this evening the followin
g performers appeared both at +dl= and the +hay=: $Suett=, $Caulfield=, $Trueman
=, $Miss Menage=, $Miss Leak=.]  *p16 hay The Merchant of Venice.  Shylock-Palme
r (1st appearance in that character [in +London=]); Anthonio-Aickin; Gratian-R. 
Palmer; Old Gobbo-Wathen; Tubal-Waldron; Lorenzo (with a +song=)-Davies; Launcel
ot-Suett; Duke-Usher; Salanio-Caulfield; Solarino-Trueman; Leonardo-Lyons; Balth
azar-Ledger; Bassanio-C. Kemble (1st appearance in that character); Jessica-Mrs 
Bland; Nerissa-Miss Logan; Portia-Mrs Kemble.  *aBannian Day.  As 13 June.  *c"T
hough not equal to $Macklin= [$Palmer=, whose 1st appearance as +Shylock=r was a
t +Liverpool=, 2 July 1773] was respectable.  He differed from the usual reading
s in some parts, particularly in the following: 'Many a time-and oft On the Rial
to-you have rated me, &c.'  This is certainly better...by uniting the oft with t
he +Rialto=, which is the most public place in +Venice=, it gives the observatio
n additional force" (+Monthly Magazine=, June 1796, p. 408).  *p17 hay The Purse
.  As 15 June, but Baron-_; Theodore-_; Page-_.  *aThe London Hermit; or, Ramble
s in Dorsetshire.  Young Pranks-Fawcett; Whimmy-Suett; Old Pranks-Aickin; Peregr
ine-C. Kemble (1st appearance in that character); Barleycorn-R. Palmer (1st appe
arance in that character); Apathy-Trueman; Barebones-Burton; Tully-Johnstone; Na
tty Maggs-Palmer Jun.; Carter-Waldron Jun.; Toby Thatch-Wathen; Diana-Miss Heard
; Mrs Maggs-Mrs Booth; Kitty Barleycorn-Mrs Kemble.  *aThe Prisoner at Large.  M
uns-Fawcett; Lord Edmund-Davies; Count Fripon-Waldron Jun.; Trap-Caulfield; Jack
 Connor-R. Palmer; Dowdle-Suett; Rachel-Mrs Harlowe; Adelaide-Miss Heard; Landla
dy-Mrs Heard; Mary-Mrs Gibbs.  *p18 hay Gretna Green.  Rorey-Suett; Captain Gorg
et-Bannister; Crack-Abbot; Landlord-Ledger; Anvil-Waldron Jun.; Sexton-Burton; T
ipperary-R. Palmer; Signora Figurante-Mrs Bland; Lady Pedigree-Mrs Hopkins; Scot
ch Woman-Miss Tidswell; Miss Plumb-Mrs Gibbs.  *aThe Liar.  As 11 June.  *aBanni
an Day.  As 13 June.  *pking's Il Tesoro.  As 14 June, but Bonfanti_; Rovedino_.
  *dAs 7 June.  *b+The Caravan at Rest=.  As 7 June.  *p20 hay All in Good Humou
r.  Squire Hairbrain-R. Palmer; Bellamy-Palmer Jun.; Chagrin-Burton; Robin-Waldr
on Jun.; Crop-Abbot; Mrs Chagrin-Mrs Booth; Sophia-Miss Heard; Dorothy-Miss DeCa
mp.  *aBannian Day.  As 13 June.  *aThe Spanish Barber.  Count Almaviva-Palmer; 
Doctor Bartholo-Suett; Basil-Aickin; Tall Boy-R. Palmer; Argus-Caulfield; Notary
-Abbot; Alcade-Trueman; Lazarillo-Wathen (1st appearance in that character); Ros
ina-Miss DeCamp.  *c[2nd piece in place of +Katharine and Petruchio=, advertised
 on playbill of 18 June.]  3rd piece: Not acted these 2 years.  *p21 hay The Mer
chant of Venice.  As 16 June.  *aThe Agreeable Surprise.  As 14 June.  *pking's 
Antigona.  As 24 May.  *dAs 4 June.  *p22 hay The Flitch of Bacon.  Major Benbow
-Suett; Justice Benbow-Usher; Capt. Greville-Johnstone; Capt. Wilson-Bannister; 
Tipple-Fawcett; Kilderkin-Ledger; Ned-Abbot; Putty-Waldron Jun.; Eliza-Miss Leak
.  *aThe Magick Banner; or, Two Wives in a House.  Characters-Palmer, Aickin, R.
 Palmer, C. Kemble, Davies, Caulfield, Palmer Jun., Trueman, Abbot, Waldron Jun.
, Ledger, Lyons, Chippendale, Wathen, Fawcett, Mrs Kemble, Mrs Harlowe, Mrs Gibb
s; [Cast from +O'Keeffe's Dramatic Works=, Vol. IV ($T. Woodfall=, 1798), where 
it appears as +Alfred; or, The Magic Banner=: King Alfred-Palmer; Hastings-Aicki
n; Sweno-R. Palmer; Eustace-C. Kemble; Earl Burrhed-Davies; Hubba-Caulfield; Anl
aff-probably Palmer Jun. (in text: $Johnson=); Odune-probably Trueman (in text: 
$Gardner=); Oswald-probably Abbot (in text: $Burton=); Hollybush-Wathen; Gog-Faw
cett; Lady Albina-Mrs Kemble; Bertha-Mrs Harlowe; Blanche-Mrs Gibbs.  Waldron Ju
n., Ledger, Lyons, Chippendale are unassigned.] +Prologue=-C. Kemble.  *c2nd pie
ce [1st time; D 3, by $John O'Keeffe=.  Prologue by John +Taylor Poems=, I, 61]:
 With new Dresses, Decorations, &c.  *p23 hay The Magick Banner.  As 22 June.  *
aThe Dead Alive.  As 13 June.  *p24 hay The Magick Banner.  As 22 June.  *aPeepi
ng Tom.  As 11 June, but Crazy-Suett; Emma-Miss DeCamp.  *p25 hay The Mountainee
rs.  Octavian-Elliston (from the $Theatre Royal, Bath=; 1st appearance on this s
tage); Virolet-C. Kemble; Kilmallock-Johnstone; Roque-Aickin; Muleteers-Banniste
r, Davies, Trueman, Lyons; Lope Tocho-Suett; Goatherds-Waldron, Burton, Waldron 
Jun.; Bulcazin Muley-Caulfield; Ganem-Palmer Jun.; Pacha-R. Palmer; Ali Beg-Abbo
t; Moors-Ledger, Usher; Sadi-Wathen; Zorayda-Mrs Kemble; Floranthe-Miss DeCamp; 
Agnes-Mrs Bland; Peasants-Miss Leak, Mrs Harlowe, Miss Menage.  *aMy Grandmother
.  Vapour-Elliston; Gossip-Suett; Souffrance-Caulfield; Sir Matthew Medley-Burto
n; Woodly-Trueman; Charlotte-Miss DeCamp; Florella-Miss Leak.  *cMainpiece: The 
Overture, Chorusses and new Musick by $Dr Arnold=.  The Scenery by $Rooker=.  Af
terpiece: The Musick by $Storace=.  Books of the Songs to be had at the Theatre.
  *pking's Antigona.  As 31 May.  *dAs 4 June.  *p27 hay Gretna Green.  As 18 Ju
ne.  *aAll in Good Humour.  As 20 June, but Robin-_; Crop-_; Mrs Chagrin-_.  *aT
he Spanish Barber.  As 20 June.  *c[1st piece in place of +The Purse=; 2nd piece
 of +Bannian Day=, both advertised on playbill of 25 June.]  *p28 hay The Mounta
ineers.  As 25 June.  *aThe Mock Doctor.  As 14 June, but Charlotte-Miss DeCamp.
  *pking's La Modista Raggiratrice.  As 16 Apr.  *dAs 7 June.  *b+The Caravan at
 Rest=.  As 7 June.  *p29 hay A Quarter of an Hour before Dinner.  Lord Simper-R
. Palmer; Col. Modish-Trueman; Plainwell-Caulfield; Level-Palmer Jun.; Mrs Level
-Miss Heard.  *aThe Battle of Hexham.  As 13 June, but Gregory Gubbins-Wathen.  
*aKatharine and Petruchio.  Petruchio-Palmer; Baptista-Usher; Hortensio-Trueman;
 Biondello-R. Palmer; Musick Master-Waldron Jun.; Taylor-Burton; Pedro-Ledger; G
regory-Lyons; Nathaniel-Abbot; Peter-Chippendale; Grumio-Wathen (1st appearance 
in that character); Bianca-Mrs Jones; Curtis-Mrs Booth; Katharine-Mrs Gibbs (1st
 appearance in that character).  *c3rd piece: Not acted these 3 years [acted 10 
July 1794].  [In 2nd piece the playbill retains $Fawcett= as +Gregory Gubbins=r,
 but "An apology for Fawcett, whose character (Gregory Gubbins) was filled by $W
athen=, occasioned a general murmur" (+Monthly Magazine=, July 1796, p. 494).  I
t also assigns the +Corporal=r to $Wathen= (1st appearance in that character).  
The part was probably acted by $Burton=, as on 13 June.]  *p30 hay All in Good H
umour.  As 27 June.  *aThe Jew.  Sheva-Elliston (1st appearance in that characte
r);  Sir Stephen Bertram-Aickin; Charles Ratcliffe-Palmer Jun. (1st appearance i
n that character); Jabal-Suett; Saunders-Trueman; Waiter-Lyons; Frederick-C. Kem
ble; Mrs Ratcliffe-Mrs Hopkins; Dorcas-Miss Tidswell; Mrs Goodison-Mrs Booth; El
iza-Mrs Kemble.  *aThe Deaf Lover.  Meadows-R. Palmer; Old Wrongward-Waldron; Yo
ung Wrongward-Palmer Jun.; Sternhold-Usher; John-Burton; Canteen-Trueman; Groom-
Waldron Jun.; William-Abbot; Bob-Ledger; Sophia-Miss Heard; Maid-Miss Tidswell; 
Betsy Blossom (with a +song=)-Mrs Harlowe.  *c[3rd piece in place of +Peeping To
m=, advertised on playbill of 29 June.]  *p7 1 hay The Mountaineers.  As 25 June
.  *aGretna Green.  As 18 June, but [added:% Maria-Miss Leak.  *p2 hay A Quarter
 of an Hour before Dinner.  As 29 June.  *aThe Jew.  As 30 June.  *aRosina.  Bel
ville-Bannister; Capt. Belville-Davies; Rustic-Trueman; Irishmen-Caulfield, Abbo
t; William-Mrs Harlowe; Phoebe-Mrs Bland; Dorcas-Mrs Booth; Rosina-Miss Leak.  *
c[1st piece in place of +Half an Hour after Supper=, advertised on playbill of 1
 July.]  *pking's Alceste.  As 19 Jan.  *dThe +Dances= (1st time)-Didelot, Paris
ot, Mme Rose, [and as usual% Mme Hilligsberg; End Opera: +L'Amour Vange=, as 4 J
une.  *p4 hay The Purse.  As 17 June.  *aThe London Hermit.  As 17 June, but [ad
ded:% Bite-Caulfield; Poz-Abbot; Skip-Lyons; Coachman-Ledger.  *aPeeping Tom.  A
s 24 June.   *p5 hay The Deaf Lover.  See 30 June, but Meadows-R. Palmer; Betsy 
Blossom (with a +song=)-Mrs Harlowe.   *aThe Son-in-Law.  Bowkitt-Bannister Jun.
 (1st appearance this season); Bouquet (1st time)-Trueman; Vinegar-Aickin; Mum-B
urton; Arionelli-Miss DeCamp; Idle-Palmer Jun.; John-Ledger; Cranky-Suett; Cecil
ia-Miss Leak.  *aThe Children in the Wood.  Walter-Bannister Jun.; Sir Rowland-C
. Kemble; Apathy-Suett; Gabriel (1st time)-R. Palmer; Oliver-Caulfield; Servants
-Abbot, Lyons, Chippendale; Lord Alford-Davies; The Children-Master Kemble, Mast
er Chatterley; Helen-Miss DeCamp; Winifred-Mrs Booth; Josephine-Mrs Bland.  *pki
ng's Il Tesoro.  See 14 June.  *dAs 7 June.  *b+The Caravan at Rest=.  As 7 June
.  *p6 hay Tit for Tat.  Villamour-C. Kemble; Meanwell-Davies (Their 1st appeara
nce in those characters); Young Meanwell-Palmer Jun.; Servant-Abbot; Skipwell-R.
 Palmer; Letty-Mrs Gibbs; Florinda-Miss DeCamp.  *aThe Citizen.  Old Philpot-Sue
tt; Young Philpot-Bannister Jun.; Sir Jasper Wilding-Burton; Young Wilding-R. Pa
lmer; Beaufort-Trueman; Dapper-Ledger; Quildrive-Waldron Jun.; Corinna-Mrs Jones
; Maria-Mrs Gibbs.  *aThe Village Lawyer.  Scout-Bannister Jun.; Snarl-Suett; Ch
arles-Trueman; Justice Mittimus-Usher; Sheepface-Wathen; Kate-Miss Heard; Mrs Sc
out-Mrs Hopkins.  *p7 hay Rosina.  As 2 July.  *aWays and Means.  Sir David Dund
er-Bannister Jun.; Young Random-Caulfield; Scruple-Davies; Old Random-Aickin; Ro
undfee-Suett; Quirk (1st time)-Wathen; Carney-Burton; Peery-Usher; Tiptoe-R. Pal
mer; Lady Dunder-Mrs Hopkins; Mrs Peery-Mrs Booth; Harriet-Mrs Kemble; Kitty-Mrs
 Gibbs.  *aSylvester Daggerwood.  Sylvester Daggerwood-Bannister Jun.; Apewell (
with +Imitations=)-Caulfield; Fustian-Suett.  *c3rd piece: Taken from +New Hay a
t the Old Market= [by $George Colman, ynger=; i.e. its 1st scene, with alteratio
ns].  "$Caulfield='s imitations of $Aickin=, $Suett=, $King= and $Dignum= are ex
act even to astonishment -of the rest we do not think much" (+Monthly Mirror=, J
uly 1796, p. 185).  *pking's Antigona.  As 24 May.  *dEnd I: [a new Ballet in on
e act,% +Flore et Zephire=-Didelot, Gentili, Fialon, Lahante, Hamoir, Giani, Rof
fey, Simpson, Master Menage, Mme Rose, Mme Hilligsberg, Mme Bossi, Mlle Parisot,
 Mme Vidi, Mlle Cabanel [Cast from $Beaumont= (see below): +Cleonise=r-Mme Hilli
gsberg; +Flore=r-Mme Rose; +Bergeres=r-Mlle Parisot, Mme Bossi; +Zephire=r-Didel
ot; +L'Amour=r-Master Menage; +Un Petit Amour=r-Miss Hill.]; End Opera: [a new g
rand Dramatic Ballet in 3 acts, in the +Scotch style=,% +L'Heureux Naufrage= [; 
or, +Les Sorcieres Ecossoises=; Principal Performers in both dances%-Didelot, Ge
ntili, Fialon, Lahante, Hamoir, Giani, Roffey, Simpson, Master Menage, Mme Rose,
 Mme Hilligsberg, Mme Bossi, Mlle Parisot, Mme Vidi, Mlle Cabanel.  *cBenefit fo
r $Didelot=.  Tickets to be had of Didelot, No. 9, +Haymarket=.  Both dances com
posed by Didelot; the music by $Bossi=.  With new Scenery, Machinery and Decorat
ions [by $Liparotti=].  [Synopsis of action of 1st ballet in $Cyril W. Beaumont=
, +Complete Book of Ballets=, 1941, pp. 19-21, where it is stated that "+Flore e
t Zephire= is noted for being the first ballet in which wires were used to enabl
e the dancers to simulate aerial flight."  This is not stricdly accurate; see no
te under +L'Amour Vange=, 2 June.]  *p8 hay All the World's a Stage.  Diggery-Su
ett; Charles Stanley-Palmer Jun.; Harry Stukely-R. Palmer; William-Lyons; Waiter
-Abbot; Ostler-Waldron Jun.; Cymon-Burton; Watt-Ledger; Sir Gilbert Pumpkin-Wald
ron; Miss Bridget-Mrs Hopkins; Miss Kitty Sprightly-Mrs Gibbs.  *aNo Song No Sup
per.  Robin-Bannister Jun.; (with an additional song) +Billy Taylor=-Bannister J
un.; William-Caulfield; Frederick-Trueman; Cro -Wathen; Endless-Suett; Dorothy-M
rs Bland; Louisa-Miss DeCamp; Nelly-Miss Granger; Margaretta-Miss Leak.  *aThe S
on-in-Law.  As 5 July.  *c2nd piece: By Permission of the Proprietors of the The
atre Royal, +Drury Lane=.  *p9 hay A Quarter of an Hour before Dinner.  As 29 Ju
ne.  *aA Bold Stroke for a Wife.  Col. Feignwell-Bannister Jun.; Perriwinkle-Sue
tt; Obadiah Prim-Wathen; Sir Philip Modelove-Waldron; Tradelove-Aickin; Simon Pu
re-Waldron Jun.; Freeman-Palmer Jun.; Sackbut-R. Palmer; Aminadab-Miss Menage; S
ervant-Lyons; Waiter-Ledger; Stockbrokers-Burton, Usher, Trueman, Abbot; Mrs Pri
m-Mrs Hopkins; Betty-Mrs Hale; Lady-Mrs Cuyler; Anne Lovely-Mrs Gibbs.  *aThe Pu
rse.  As 15 June.  *pkings' Alceste.  As 19 Jan.  *dThe +Dances=, as 2 July; End
 Opera: +Flore et Zephire=- [see 7 July].  *c+L'Heureux Naufrage= [advertised in
 +Morning Chronicle=, 8 July] is unavoidably deferred on account of some necessa
ry alterations in the Scenery and Machinery.  *p11 hay The Author.  Cadwallader-
Bannister; Young Cape-R. Palmer; Sprightly-Palmer Jun.; Governor Cape-Usher; Rob
in-Abbot; Poet-Waldron; Printer's Devil-Burton; Arabella-Miss Heard; Mrs Cadwall
ader-Mrs Gibbs (1st appearance in that character).  *aThe Prize; or, 2. 5. 3. 8.
  Lenitive-Bannister Jun.; Mr Caddy (1st time)-Burton; Heartwell-Palmer Jun.; Ju
ba (1st time)-Mrs Harlowe; Mrs Caddy-Mrs Booth; Caroline-Miss DeCamp.  *aThe Vil
lage Lawyer.  As 6 July.  *c1st piece: Not acted these 2 years.  2nd piece: By P
ermission of the Proprietors of the Theatre Royal, +Drury Lane=.  *p12 hay The Q
uaker.  Steady-Bannister; Lubin-Trueman; Countrymen-Abbot, Lyons, Chippendale; S
olomon-Suett; Floretta-Mrs Bland; Cicely-Mrs Booth; Gillian-Miss DeCamp.  *aThe 
Son-in-Law.  As 5 July, but Idle-R. Palmer.  *aThe Children in the Wood.  As 5 J
uly, but Sir Rowland-Palmer Jun.; Helen-Miss Heard.  *c1st piece: Not acted thes
e 5 years [not acted, in summer season, since 28 Aug. 1789; see 8 Feb. 1794].  *
pking's Antigona.  As 24 May.  *d+Flore et Zephire=, as 7 July, but _Fialon, _La
hante, _Hamoir, _Giani, _Roffey, _Simpson, Master _Menage, Mme _Vidi, Mlle _Caba
nel; +L'Heureux Naufrage=, as 7 July, but _Fialon, _Lahante, _Hamoir, _Giani, _R
offey, _Simpson, Master _Menage, Mme _Vidi, Mlle _Cabanel.  *p13 hay The Prisone
r at Large.  As 17 June.  *aThe Mock Doctor.  As 28 June, but Gregory-Bannister 
Jun.  *aBannian Day.  As 13 June.  *p14 hay Love and Money; or, The Fair Caledon
ian.  Auld Andrew-Suett; Peter-Wathen; Drowsy-R. Palmer; Meanright-Caulfield; Lo
rd Rakish-Palmer Jun.; Pliant-Abbot; Runlet-Waldron Jun.; Anchor-Ledger; Jemmy-T
rueman; Barbara-Miss Leak; Jane-Mrs Kemble.  *aThe Spanish Barber.  As 20 June, 
but Lazarillo-Bannister Jun.  *aKatharine and Petruchio.  As  29 June.  *p15 hay
 The Surrender of Calais.  King Edward-Davies; Harcourt-Abbot; Sir Walter Manny-
Usher; John de Vienne-Aickin; Ribbemont-C. Kemble; Eustache de St. Pierre-Palmer
 (1st appearance in that character); Officer-Palmer Jun.; John d'Aire-Trueman; O
ld Man-Waldron; Crier-Ledger; Citizens-Caulfield, Waldron Jun., Lyons; O'Carrol-
Johnstone; Serjeant-Wathen (1st appearance in th-that character); La Gloire-Bann
ister Jun.; Carpenters-Suett, Burton; Queen-Mrs Harlowe; Julia-Mrs Kemble; Madel
on-Mrs Bland.  *aThe Devil to Pay; or, The Wives Metamorphosed.  Jobson-Banniste
r Jun. (2nd appearance in that character); Butler-Trueman; Cook-Burton; Coachman
-Ledger; Doctor-Abbot; Sir John Loverule-Davies; Lady Loverule-Miss Heard; Letti
ce-Miss Tidswell; Lucy-Mrs Haskey; Nell-Mrs Kemble.  *sMainpiece: Vocal Parts-Ay
lmer, Boyce, Brown, Dibble, Kenrick, Linton, Little, Walker, Willoughby, Miss Le
ak, Miss DeCamp, Mrs Gaudry, Mrs Hale, Mrs Butler, Mrs Masters, Mrs Norton, Miss
 Menage, Miss Granger.  *cAfterpiece: Not acted these 7 years.  [$Bannister Jun.
='s 1st appearance as +Jobson=r was at +dl=, 21 May 1796.]  *p16 hay Ways and Me
ans.  As 7 July, but Young Random-Palmer.  *aSylvester Daggerwood.  As 7 July.  
*aThe Agreeable Surprise.  As 14 June.  *pking's Antigona.  As 24 May.  *dEnd I:
 +Little Peggy's Love=, as 21 Apr.; [in which the% +Pas de Trois= [as danced at 
the conclusion of +L'Heureux Naufrage=%-Didelot, Mme Hilligsberg, Mme Rose; End 
Opera: +Flore et Zephire=, as 9 July.  *p18 hay The Citizen.  As 6 July.  *aThe 
Liar.  As 11 June, but Old Wilding-Aickin.  *aThe Prize.  As 11 July, but [added
:% Label-Suett.  *c[1st piece in place of +Bannian Day=, advertised on playbill 
of 16 July.]  *p19 hay All in Good Humour.  As 20 June.  *aA Bold Stroke for a W
ife.  As 9 July, but Stockbrokers-_Burton.  *aThe Purse.  As 15 June.  *pking's 
Antigona.  As 24 May.  *dAs 16 July.  *p20 hay A Quarter of an Hour before Dinne
r.  As 29 June.  *aThe Battle of Hexham.  As 29 June, but Gregory Gubbins-Bannis
ter Jun.  *aPeeping Tom.  As 24 June.  *p21 hay Inkle and Yarico.  Inkle-Palmer;
 Sir Christopher Curry-Aickin; Medium-Wathen (1st appearance in that character);
 Campley-Davies; Mate-Trueman; Waiter-Waldron Jun.; Planters-Usher, Burton, Abbo
t; Sailors-Ledger, Lyons; Trudge-Fawcett; Narcissa-Miss DeCamp; Wowski-Mrs Bland
; Patty-Mrs Gibbs; Yarico-Mrs Kemble.  *aThe Children in the Wood.  As 5 July, b
ut Helen-Miss Heard.  *p22 hay The Surrender of Calais.  As 15 July, but O'Carro
l-Caulfield; Citizens-_Caulfield.  *aThe Village Lawyer.  As 6 July.  *sAs 15 Ju
ly.  *p23 hay The Quaker.  As 12 July, but [added:% Easy-Burton; Countrymen-_.  
*aDon Pedro.  [Characters by Aickin, Palmer, C. Kemble, Bannister, Suett, Caulfi
eld, Wathen, R. Palmer, Palmer Jun., Waldron Jun., Davies, Trueman, Abbot, Burto
n, Lyons, Ledger, Mrs Kemble, Mrs Harlowe, Miss DeCamp, Mrs Hopkins; [Cast from 
+Larpent MS=:% Count de Valdesoto-Aickin; Pedro de Rascafria-Palmer; Henrique-C.
 Kemble; Basco de Robeldondo-Bannister; Nicolas Sassenigo-Suett; Tayo-Caulfield;
 Roca-Wathen; Cerbero-R. Palmer; Lopez-Palmer Jun.; Martin-Waldron Jun.; Preside
nt of the Inquisition-Davies; Ignacio-Trueman; Gomez-Abbot; Citizens-Burton, Lyo
ns, Ledger (these not listed in MS); Celestina-Mrs Kemble; Mariguita-Mrs Harlowe
; Cattania-Miss DeCamp; Benedicta-Mrs Hopkins; +Prologue=-R. Palmer; +Epilogue=-
Miss DeCamp.  *c2nd piece [1st time; D 5, by $Richard Cumberland=.  Prologue by 
the author; Epilogue by $George Colman ynger= (+London Chronicle=, 27 July).  +L
arpent MS 1138=; 1st published in +Cumberland's Posthumous Dramatic Works=, 1813
, Vol. II, with unassigned casts listing Citizens.]  *pking's Zemira e Azor.  Pr
incipal Characters-Rovedino, Morelli, Viganoni, Mme Banti.  [Libretto ($H. Reyne
ll=, 1783) lists the cast: +Sandro=r, +Ali=r, +Azor=r, +Zemira=r, +Fatima=r, +Le
sbia=r.]  *d[With% +Dances= incidental to the Opera-Didelot, Mlle Parisot, Mme H
illigsberg, Mme Rose; End Opera: +Little Peggy's Love=, as 16 July; +Pas de Troi
s=-.  *cBenefit for $Viganoni=.  Tickets to be had of Viganoni, No. 131, +Pall-m
all=.  [Opera with a new translation by $Lorenzo DaPonte= of $Marmontel='s origi
nal libretto ($Loewenberg=, p. 322).]  *p25 hay The Purse.  As 17 June, but Edwa
rd-_.  *aDon Pedro.  As 23 July.  [+Prologue=, +Epilogue= as 23 July.%  *aSylves
ter Daggerwood.  As 7 July.  *p26 hay The Recruiting Officer.  Captain Plume-C. 
Kemble; Captain Brazen-Bannister Jun.; Ballance-Aickin; Worthy-Caulfield; Serjea
nt Kite-Palmer; Welch Collier-Waldron Jun.; Constable-Ledger; Scale-Burton; Scru
ple-Usher; Steward-Abbot; Servant-Lyons; Bullock-Fawcett; Recruits-Suett, Wathen
; Rose-Mrs Gibbs; Lucy-Mrs Harlowe; Melinda-Miss Heard; Mob Women-Mrs Booth, Mrs
 Gaudry; Sylvia-Miss DeCamp.  *aKatharine and Petruchio.  As 29 June.  *c[Afterp
iece in place of +The Son-in-Law=, advertised on playbill of 25 July.]  *p27 hay
 Don Pedro.  As 23 July.  [+Prologue=, +Epilogue= as 23 July.%  *aPeeping Tom.  
As 11 June, but Emma-Miss DeCamp.  *p28 hay A  Bold Stroke for a Wife.  As 9 Jul
y.  *aThe Dead Alive.  As 13 June, but Comfit-Mrs Harlowe.  *p29 hay The Prisone
r at Large.  As 17 June.  *aThe Village Lawyer.  As 6 July.  *aThe Children in t
he Wood.  As 21 July, but The Children-Master _Kemble, Master +Menage.  *cThe 4t
h night of +Don Pedro= [advertised on playbill of 28 July] is unavoidably deferr
'd.  [2nd piece in place of +The Son-in-Law=, also advertised on playbill of 28 
July.]  *p30 hay The Purse.  As 25 July.  *aHeigho for a Husband!  Frank Millcla
ck-Palmer (1st appearance in that character); Squire Edward-C. Kemble; Justice R
ackrent-Suett; General Fairlove-Aickin; Actor-Palmer Jun.; Waiter-Waldron Jun.; 
Timothy-Fawcett (1st appearance in that character); Maria-Mrs Gibbs; Charlotte-M
rs Kemble; Mrs Millclack-Mrs Hopkins; Chambermaid-Miss Tidswell; Dorothy-Mrs Har
lowe.  *aThe Prize.  As 18 July, but Juba (1st time)-Miss Granger; Caroline-Mrs 
Harlowe (1st appearance in that character).  *pking's Zemira e Azor.  As 23 July
.  *dAs 23 July.  *cPositively the last night of the Company's performing this S
eason.  *p8 1 hay Don Pedro.  As 23 July.  [+Prologue=, +Epilogue= as 23 July.% 
 *aThe Village Lawyer.  As 6 July.  *c[Afterpiece in place of +The Son-in-Law=, 
advertised on playbill of 30 July.]  *p2 hay My Grandmother.  As 25 June, but Va
pour-C. Kemble.  *aWays and Means.  As 16 July.  *aSylvester Daggerwood.  As 7 J
uly.  *p3 hay The Chapter of Accidents.  Woodville-Palmer; Lord Glenmore-Davies 
(1st appearance in that character); Governor Harcourt-Suett; Captain Harcourt-Pa
lmer Jun.; Vane-R. Palmer; Grey-Aickin; Jacob-Bannister Jun.; Bridget-Mrs Gibbs;
 Miss Mortimer-Miss Heard; Warner-Mrs Booth; Cecilia-Mrs Kemble.  *aNo Song No S
upper.  As 8 July, but +Billy Taylor=-_.  *p4 hay Tit for Tat.  As 6 July.  *aTh
e Liar.  As 18 July.  *aThe Mock Doctor.  As 28 June.  *p5 hay The Surrender of 
Calais.  As 22 July.  *aThe Son-in-Law.  As 12 July.  *sAs 15 July.  *p6 hay The
 Merchant of Venice.  As 16 June.  *aThe Children in the Wood.  As 29 July.  *p8
 hay The Provoked Wife.  Sir John Brute-Bannister Jun. (1st appearance in that c
haracter); Constant-Palmer Jun.; Heartfree-C. Kemble; Colonel Bully (with a +son
g=)-Davies; Lord Rake-Trueman; Justice-Waldron; Taylor-Suett; Constable-Caulfiel
d; Watchmen-Ledger, Waldron Jun.; Porter-Abbot; Servants-Lyons, Chippendale; Raz
or-R. Palmer; Lady Brute-Mrs Kemble; Lady Fanciful-Miss DeCamp; Mademoiselle-Mis
s Heard; Belinda-Mrs Gibbs (Their 1st appearance in those characters).  *aThe Fo
llies of a Day.  Count Almaviva-Palmer; Figaro-R. Palmer; Basil-Trueman; Servant
-Lyons; Page-Mrs Bland; Antonio-Bannister Jun. (1st appearance in that character
); Countess-Miss DeCamp (1st appearance in that character); Agnes-Miss Logan; Su
san-Mrs Gibbs (1st appearance in that character).  *cBenefit for $Mrs Gibbs=.  A
fterpiece: Not acted these 6 years.  *p9 hay Gretna Green.  As 1 July, but Sexto
n-Usher.  *aThe Spanish Barber.  As 14 July.  *aThe Citizen.  As 6 July, but Sir
 Jasper Wilding-Abbot.  *c[2nd piece in place of +The Busy Body=, advertised on 
playbill of 8 Aug.]  *p10 hay The Purse.  As 15 June.  *aThe Young Quaker.  Youn
g Sadboy-Bannister Jun.; Captain Ambush-C. Kemble; Chronicle-Suett; Shadrach-Wat
hen; Spatterdash-R. Palmer; Old Sadboy-Abbot; Goliah-Master Menage; Twig-Waldron
 Jun.; Lounge-Lyons; Malachi-Chippendale; Coachman-Ledger; Clod-Fawcett; Aramint
a-Mrs Gibbs; Lady Rounceval-Mrs Hopkins; Pink-Miss Logan; Mrs Millefleur-Mrs Boo
th; Judith-Mrs Hale; Dinah Primrose-Mrs Kemble.  *aSylvester Daggerwood.  As 7 J
uly.  *c[1st piece in place of +Half an Hour after Supper=, advertised on playbi
ll of 9 Aug.]  *p11 hay Hamlet: Prince of Denmark.  Hamlet (for that night only)
-Bannister Jun.; Ghost-Aickin; King-Caulfield; Polonius-Suett; Laertes-C. Kemble
; Horatio-Davies; Rosencrantz-Trueman; Guildenstern-Palmer Jun.; Player King-Ush
er; Lucianus-Waldron; Bernardo-Abbot; Marcellus-Lyons; Osrick-R. Palmer; Gravedi
ggers-Fawcett, Waldron Jun.; Queen-Mrs Harlowe; Player Queen-Miss Tidswell; Ophe
lia-Mrs Kemble.  *aThe Son-in-Law.  As 12 July, but Mum-Waldron Jun.  *sEnd: a +
song=-Bannister.  *cBenefit for $Bannister=.  *p12 hay The Deaf Lover.  As 30 Ju
ne, but John-Abbot; William-_.  *aThe Mountaineers.  As 25 June, but Kilmallock-
Caulfield; Bulcazin Muley-Palmer Jun.; Ganem-Trueman; Sadi-Bannister Jun.; Mulet
eers-_Trueman; Goatherds-_Burton.  *p13 hay The Busy Body.  Marplot-Bannister Ju
n.; Sir George Airy-Palmer; Sir Jealous Traffic-Aickin; Charles-Caulfield; Whisp
er-Waldron Jun.; Servants-Abbot, Ledger, Lyons; Sir Francis Gripe-Suett (1st app
earance in that character); Patch-Mrs Gibbs; Isabinda-Miss Heard; Scentwell-Mrs 
Hale; Miranda-Miss DeCamp (1st appearance in that character).  *aThe Dead Alive.
  As 13 June.  *cMainpiece: Not acted these 3 years.  *p15 hay The Mountaineers.
  As 12 Aug.  *aThe Mock Doctor.  As 28 June, but Dr Hellebore-Ledger.  *p16 hay
 The Provoked Wife.  As 8 Aug.  *aThe Agreeable Surprise.  As 14 June, but Thoma
s-Abbot.  *p17 hay Half an Hour after Supper.  Mr Sturdy-R. Palmer; Bentley-Caul
field; Capt. Berry-Palmer Jun.; Frank-Waldron; Miss Elizabeth Sturdy-Miss Heard;
 Miss Sukey-Miss DeCamp; Tabitha-Mrs Booth; Mrs     Sturdy-Mrs Heard; Nanny-Mrs 
Hale.  *aInkle and Yarico.  As 21 July, but 2nd Planter-Caulfield.  *aSylvester 
Daggerwood.  As 7 July.  *p18 hay King Henry the Fourth [Part I].  Sir John Fals
taff-Fawcett; Hotspur-C. Kemble (1st appearance in that charaacter); King Henry-
Aickin; Prince John of Lancaster-Miss Granger; Worcester-Davies; Douglas-Caulfie
ld; Sir Richard Vernon-Palmer Jun.; Sir Walter Blunt-Trueman; Westmorland-Usher;
 Northumberland-Abbot; Poins-R. Palmer; Bardolph-Ledger; Peto-Lyons; Gadshill-Ch
ippendale; Francis-Waldron Jun.; Carriers-Suett, Wathen; Prince of Wales (for th
at night only)-Bannister Jun.; Hostess-Mrs Hopkins; Lady Percy-Miss Logan.  *aTh
e Children in the Wood.  As 29 July.  *cBenefit for $Fawcett=.  Mainpiece: Not a
cted these 4 years.  +Morning Herald=, 16 Aug.: Tickets to be had of Fawcett at 
his house, No. 9, +Tottenham-court-road=.  *p19 hay A Bold Stroke for a Wife.  A
s 19 July.  *aPeeping Tom.  As 24 June.  *p20 hay The Surrender of Calais.  As 1
5 July, but O'Carrol-Caulfield; Carpenters-_Burton, +Waldron Jun.; Citizens-_.  
*aThe Village Lawyer.  As 6 July.  *sAs 15 July.  *p22 hay The Prisoner at Large
.  As 17 June.  *aThe Mountaineers.  As 12 Aug.  *p23 hay The Young Quaker.  As 
10 Aug., but Goliah-_; Lounge-_; Malachi-_; Coachman-_.  *aAn Harmonic Pasticcio
.  [Scene I% +The Sailor's Journal= (composed by $Dibdin=)-Miss Leak; [Scene II%
 +Sweet Little Taffine=-Mrs Bland; [Scene III% +The Barber's Petition=, [with a 
song in Character,% +Wigs=[, including His Own Wig, The Lover's Wig, The Counsel
lor's Wig, The Doctor's Wig, A Man's Wig who will be in the 1s. Gallery,%-Fawcet
t; conclude: +Imitations=-Caulfield.  *aA Mogul Tale.  Johnny Atkins-Bannister J
un. (1st appearance in that character); Dr Pedant (1st time)-Wathen; Omar (1st t
ime)-Trueman; The Mogul-C. Kemble; Irene-Miss DeCamp; Sheba (1st time)-Miss Loga
n; Zapphira-Miss Heard; Fanny-Mrs Kemble.  *cBenefit for $Mrs Kemble=.  2nd piec
e [1st time; M. INT 1].  3rd piece: Not acted these 2 years. +Morning Herald=, 2
0 Aug.: Tickets to be had of Mrs Kemble, No. 11, +Haymarket=.  *p24 hay The Foll
ies of a Day.  As 8 Aug., but Antonio-Suett (1st appearance in that character). 
 *aThe Prize.  As 18 July, but Mr Caddy-Caulfield.  *aThe Children in the Wood. 
 As 29 July.  *p25 hay The Dead Alive.  As 13 June.  *aWays and Means.  As 16 Ju
ly, but Carney-Abbot.  *aThe Son-in-Law.  As 11 Aug.  *p26 hay The Surrender of 
Calais.  As 20 Aug., but Carpenters-_Suett, R. +Palmer.  *aA Mogul Tale.  As 23 
Aug.  *sAs 15 July.  *c[The aftyrpiece was not concluded, because of a false ala
rm of fire which caused a serious panic.  "One gentleman lost his life, having l
exped from the Green Boxes into the Orchestra; in his fall, he broke the harpsic
hord, and fractured his skull" (+Gentleman's Magazine=, Aug. 1796, p. 698).]  *p
27 hay Inkle and Yarico.  As 17 Aug.  *aThe Devil to Pay.  As 15 July, but Cook-
Lyons.  *p29 hay The Deaf Lover.  As 12 Aug.  *aThe Iron Chest.  [Characters by 
Elliston, Aickin, Bannister Jun., Fawcett, Palmer, Suett, Master Willoughby, C. 
Kemble, R. Palmer, Davies, Caulfield, Trueman, Bannister, Master Webb, Waldron J
un., Lyons, Abbot, Chippendale, Mrs Kemble, Mrs Gibbs, Mrs Bland, Miss Granger, 
Miss DeCamp.  Cast adjusted from text (+Cadell and Davies=, 1796), and from play
bill of 14 Aug. 1797:% Sir Edward Mortimer-Elliston; Fitzharding-Aickin; Wilford
-Bannister Jun.; Adam Winterton-Fawcett; Rawbold-Palmer; Samson-Suett; Boy-Maste
r Willoughby; Robbers-C. Kemble, Davies, Caulfield; Orson-R. Palmer; Gregory-Tru
eman; Armstrong-Bannister; Robber's Boy-Master Webb; Cook-Waldron Jun.; Peter-Ly
ons; Walter-Abbot; Simon-Chippendale; Helen-Mrs Kemble; Blanch-Mrs Gibbs; Barbar
a-Mrs Bland; Girl-Miss Granger; Judith-Miss DeCamp; The General Chorus-Boyce, Br
own, Aylmer, Little, Walker, Willoughby, Linton, Dibble, Mrs Butler, Mrs Gaudry,
 Mrs Hale, Mrs Masters, Miss Menage, Mrs Norton.  *c2nd piece: By Permission of 
the Proprietors of the Theatre Royal, +Drury Lane=.  Never acted Here.  The Musi
ck composed by $Storace=.  The new Musical Entertainment of +The Charity Boy= [a
dvertised on every playbill beginning with 25 July] is unavoidably deferred till
 Wednesday next.  [But it was permanently deferred at this theatre; see +dl=, 5 
Nov. 1796.]  *p30 hay The School of Shakespeare; or, Humours and Passions.  [Giv
en in a regular representation of several of his most favourite and capital Scen
es.  With Scenery and Dresses suited to the Characters and their situations.  Th
e inimitable Scenes of the Poet, selected for the Purpose, and digested into Fiv
e Acts, will exemplify in the strongest colours of our immortal Bard,% +Cruelty=
, +Vanity=, +Ambition=, +Rusticity=, +Tyranny=-; [Act I. Cruelty, in +The Mercha
nt of Venice= [IV. i].%  Shylock-Palmer; Anthonio-Aickin; Bassanio-C. Kemble; Gr
atiano-R. Palmer; Portia-Mrs Kemble; [Act II. Vanity, in the +First Part of Henr
y IV= [parts of II. iv].%  Sir John Falstaff-Fawcett; Prince of Wales-Palmer Jun
.; Francis (for that night only)-Bannister Jun.; [Act III. Ambition, in +King He
nry the Eighth= [parts of III. ii].%  Cardinal Wolsey (1st time)-Palmer; King He
nry-R. Palmer; [Act IV. Rusticity, in +As You Like it= [III. iii].%  Touchstone-
Bannister Jun.; Audrey-Mrs Harlowe; [Act V. Tyranny, in +King Richard the Third=
 [parts of I. ii; II. ii; and V].%  King Richard (1st time)-Palmer; King Henry-A
ickin; Richmond (1st time)-Palmer Jun.; Lady Anne-Miss Logan.  *aThe Hodge Podge
; or, A Receipt to make a Benefit.  Characters-Palmer, Waldron, Caulfield.  *aTh
e Son-in-Law.  As 5 July, but Bouquet-_; Vinegar-_; Mum-_; Idle-_; John-_; Crank
y-_.  *sIn 2nd piece: +Mad Bess= (in character)-Miss Leak; a +Welch Song= (in ch
aracter)-Mrs Bland; +The Waiter=-Fawcett.  *eIn 2nd piece: +Imitations=-Caulfiel
d.  *cBenefit for $Palmer= [whose 1st recorded appearance as +King Richard=r was
 at +Canterbury=, 8 Mar. 1780].  +Morning Herald=, 26 Aug.: Tickets to be had of
 Palmer, No. 39, +Great Pultney-street=, +Golden-square=.  *p31 hay The Purse.  
As 15 June.  *aThe Iron Chest.  As 29 Aug.  *p9 1 hay Zorinski.  Zorinski-C. Kem
ble (2nd [recte 3rd] appearance in that character); Casimir-Aickin; Radsano-Palm
er (1st appearance in that character); Rodomsko-Caulfield; Naclo-Trueman; Witski
-Fawcett; Amalekite-Suett; O'Curragh-Johnstone; Zarno-Bannister Jun.; Winifred-M
rs Bland; Rachel-Miss Leak; Rosolia-Mrs Kemble.  *aThe Married Un-Married; or, T
he Widow'd Wife.  O'Blarney (with +In my Father's Mud Cabin= and +Paddy O'Blarne
y=)-Johnstone; Jacky Item (with +Jacky and the Cow=)-Fawcett; Tim Tingle (with +
The Town Crier=)-Suett; Sam Surge (with +Lovely Nan=)-Wathen; Jack Junk (with a 
new +Sea Song=)-Burrows (1st appearance); Nancy (with two new +ballads=)-A Young
 Lady (1st appearance on any stage [unidentified]).  *aA Mogul Tale.  See 23 Aug
., but Johnny Atkins-Bannister Jun.; Fanny-Mrs Kemble.  *cBenefit for $Johnstone
=.  1st piece: The Overture, Chorusses and new Musick by $Dr Arnold=.  The new S
cenery by $Rooker=, $Marinari=, &c.  2nd [1st time; MF 1, author unknown.  Not i
n +Larpent MS=; not published]: Overture and new Music by $Reeve=, and selected 
Songs by $Dibdin=.  [3rd piece in place of +The Prize=, advertised on playbill o
f 31 Aug.  $C. Kemble= had 1st appeared as +Zorinski=r at the +hay= on 31 Aug. a
nd 7 Sept. 1795.]  +Morning Herald=, 27 Aug.: Tickets to be had of Johnstone, No
. 19, +Piazza=, +Covent-Garden=.  *p2 hay A Quarter of an Hour before Dinner.  A
s 29 June.  *aThe Iron Chest.  As 29 Aug., but Judith-Mrs Harlowe.  *aSylvester 
Daggerwood.  As 7 July.  *p3 hay The Iron Chest.  As 2 Sept.  *aThe Virgin Unmas
k'd.  Blister-Suett; Quaver-Davies; Goodwill-Usher; Thomas-Trueman; Coupee-Banni
ster Jun.; Miss Lucy-Mrs Kemble.  *p5 hay The Iron Chest.  As 29 Aug.  *aSylvest
er Daggerwood.  As 7 July.  *aA Peep behind the Curtain; or, The New Rehearsal. 
 Glib-Bannister Jun.; Sir Toby Fuz-Wathen; Sir Macaroni Virtu-R. Palmer; Carpent
er-Abbot; Mervin-Palmer Jun.; Patent-Trueman; Prompter-Waldron; Wilson-C. Kemble
; Lady Fuz-Mrs Hopkins; Sweepers-Mrs Booth, Mrs Heard; Miss Fuz-Mrs Gibbs.  *u[I
n which will be introduced% The Burletta of Orpheus.  Orpheus-Davies; Old Shephe
rd-Fawcett; Rhodope-Mrs Bland.  *cBenefit for $Bannister Jun=.  +Morning Herald=
, 30 Aug.: Tickets to be had of Bannister Jun., No. 65, +Gower-street=, +Bedford
-square=.  *p6 hay The Iron Chest.  As 2 Sept.  *aA Peep behind the Curtain.  As
 5 Sept.  *uThe Burletta of Orpheus.  As 5 Sept.  *p7 hay Romeo and Juliet.  Rom
eo-Elliston (1st appearance in that character); Friar Lawrence-Aickin; Capulet-D
avies (Their 1st appearance in those characters); Paris-C. Kemble; Benvolio-Palm
er Jun.; Tybalt-Caulfield; Prince-Trueman; Peter-Suett (1st appearance in that c
haracter); Friar John-Abbot; Montague-Usher; Balthasar-Ledger; Sampson-Lyons; Ap
othecary-Waldron; Gregory-Waldron Jun.; Mercutio-Bannister Jun. (1st appearance 
in that character); Nurse-Mrs Hopkins; Lady Capulet-Miss Tidswell; Juliet-Mrs Ke
mble.  *aThe Children in the Wood.  As 29 July, but [added:% Servants-Abbot, Lyo
ns, Chippendale.  *dI: [a Masquerade Scene, in which% a +Pas Russe=-Master and M
iss Menage.  *sEnd IV: [a Funeral Procession to the Monument of the Capulets, wi
th a% +Solemn Dirge=-.  *cBenefit for $Elliston=.  Mainpiece: The Play will be d
ressed in characteristick Habits.  +Morning Herald=, 3 Sept.: Tickets to be had 
of Elliston, No. 3, +Frith-street=, +Soho=.  *p8 hay The Iron Chest.  As 2 Sept.
  *aA Mogul Tale.  As 23 Aug., but Irene-Miss Tidswell.  *p9 hay The Iron Chest.
  As 29 Aug.  *aSylvester Daggerwood.  As 7 July.  *aThe Village Lawyer.  As 6 J
uly.  *cBenefit for $Jewell=, treasurer.  +Morning Herald=, 1 Sept.: Tickets to 
be had of Jewell, No. 26, +Suffolk-street=, +Charing-cross=.  *p10 hay The Iron 
Chest.  As 29 Aug.  *aThe Prize.  As 24 Aug.  *p12 hay The Iron Chest.  As 29 Au
g.  *aThe Son-in-Law.  As 11 Aug., but Cecilia-Mrs Harlowe (1st appearance in th
at character); Landlord-_.  *p13 hay The Iron Chest.  As 29 Aug.  *aPeeping Tom.
  As 24 June.  *p14 hay The Iron Chest.  As 29 Aug.  *aA Mogul Tale.  As 23 Aug.
  *p15 hay The Iron Chest.  As 29 Aug.  *aThe Village Lawyer.  As 6 July.  *cThe
 last Night of the Company's performing this Season.  *p16 hay The Mountaineers.
  Octavian-Elliston; Virolet-C. Kemble; Kilmallock-Caulfield; Roque-Aickin; Sadi
-Bannister Jun.; Zorayda-Mrs Kemble; Floranthe-Mrs Harlowe; Agnes-Mrs Bland.  *a
Sylvester Daggerwood.  As 7 July.  *aThe Mock Doctor.  As 14 June, but Dr Helleb
ore-Jones; James-_; Harry-_; Sq. Robert-_.  *dEnd 2nd piece: +Pas Russe=, as 7 S
ept.  *e[+Monologue=%End: [$Collins='s% +Ode on the Passions=-Palmer.  *c[Extra 
night] By Authority of the Most Noble for $Marquis of Salisbury=, +Lord Chamberl
ain= of $his Majesty='s Household.  Benefit for $Waldron=, prompter.  Tickets to
 be had of Waldron, No. 4, +Cross-court=, +Bow-street=, +Covent Garden=.  *p17 h
ay The Manager in Distress.  Bustleton-Palmer; Manager-Davies; Gentleman in Balc
ony (with several +Imitations= never given before)-Caulfield; Actresses-Mrs Cuyl
er, Mrs Hale, Mrs Bland (who will introduce +Sweet Little Taffine=).  *aThe Jew.
  Sheva-Wewitzer (1st appearance in that character); Sir Stephen Bertram-Aickin;
 Charles Ratcliffe-Palmer Jun.; Jabal-Suett; Frederick-Palmer; Mrs Ratcliffe-Mrs
 Hopkins; Eliza-Miss Heard (1st appearance in that character).  *aThe Follies of
 a Day.  As 8 Aug., but Antonio-Wewitzer; Countess-Miss Heard; Basil-_; Servant-
_; Agnes-_.  *c[Extra night] By Authority of the Most Noble the $Marquis of Sali
sbury=, +Lord Chamberlain= of $his Majesty='s Household.  Benefit for $R. Palmer
=.  1st piece: Not acted these 2 years [not acted since 16 Sept. 1791].  Tickets
 to be had of R. Palmer, No. 28, +Eaton-street=, +Pimlico=.                     
                                                                                
                                                                                
                                                                                
                                                                                
                                                                                
                                                                                
                                                                                
                                                                                
                                                                                
                                                                                
                                                                                
                                                                                
                                                                                
                                                                                
                                                                                
                                                                                
                                                                                
                                                                                
                                                                                
                                                                                
