THIS EVENING, AN OCCASIONAL ADDRESS. BY MR. PALMER, In the Character of Christmas. A Musical Entertainment called THOMAS and SUSAN; Or, The GENEROUS TAR For the 3rd time, a New Pantomimic Entertainment, called The DESERTER of NAPLES; Or, ROYAL CLEMENCY. Under the Direction of MR. DELPINI. The Airs, Duets, and Choruses composed by Mr. REEVE. The DESERTER by MR. PALMER. The other Characters by Mr. W Palmer, Mr. Cooper, Mr. L’Estrange, Mr. Hudson, and Mr. DELPINI. Mrs. Delpini, Madems. Bitthemer, and Mrs. GIBBS. End of the First Part, a Grand Representation of MOUNT VESUVIUS at the Time of the Eruption, with the Flowing of the Lava. The Dances by Mr. Holland, Mad. Bitthemer, and Mad. Constance; composed by M. MALTER. A SONG by Master BRAHAM. The Whole to conclude with (37th time) a new Pantomimic Entertainment, called HARLEQUIN . MUNGO; OR, A PEEP INTO THE TOWER. Harlequin, Mr. RAYNER, Jun. Mungo Harlequin, Mr. BOURKE, Pantaloon, Mr. FOLLETT, Sen. Keeper of Wild Beasts and Warder of the Tower (with a Chaunt), Mr. GRACE. Captain, Sailor, and first waterman (with Songs), Mr. ARROWSMITH. Clown, Mr. FOLLETT, Jun. Planter’s Wife, Mrs. BURNETT, And, Columbine, Mrs. GIBBS. In Part First a Dance of Slaves by Messrs. Hollands, Bourke, Menage, &c. To Conclude with a grand Ballet, by Mons. Malter, Mr. Holland, Mad. Bitthemer, and Mademoiselle Constance. Boxes, 5s; Pit, 3s; First Gall., 2s; Second Gall., 1s. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Clark, at the Stage Door of the Theatre. The Doors to be opened for the future at half-past Five, and to begin precisely at half-past Six o’clock. °⸸° No Money will be returned after the Curtain is drawn up, nor will any person be admitted behind the scenes. Vivant Rex & Regina. N.B. Nothing under . . . . will be taken. * * * * * TO BE LETT, OR SOLD. EXTENSIVE Premises in the Neighbourhood of Cheapside. Apply at No. 9, Cheapside. * * * * * _A CAUTION to prevent IMPOSITION. SHARP’S CONCAVE RAZORS_ Are made of the very best steel that can be possibly procured in this or any other country, tempered, and finished with the greatest nicety and circumspection. Their superior excellence above all others has made then more esteemed than any Razor now in use; the consequence of which is that some persons have offered, and still do offer, an inferior article under their name. C. SHARP, Perfumer and Razor Maker to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, at No. 131, Fleet Street, and No. 57, Cornhill, Most respectfully intreats the public to observe that his Concave Razors are not sold at any other places in London, but at his shops as above, Sharp stamped on the blade of the Razors; all others are counterfeit.