To-morrow, The CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS,ROYAL CIRCUS,Sr. GEORGE’S-FrELDS.THIS and EVERY EVENING tUl furtherNotice, fever?l NewFEATS OF HORSEMANSHIP,By HUGHES ar.d his Inimitable PUPILS.A New Mufical Piece calledLINGO’S WEDDING;Or, The VICAR and MOSES.TheMufic partly fislefted andcompofed by Mr. Chapman.An EQUESTRIAN STATUE, by FOUR HORSES;A.nd various other NEW FEATS, never performed.A New Grand Ballett, (compofed by Monf. Ferrere)calledLE TURC GUERIE D’INDIFFERENCE;Or, The NEW SERAGLIO. iA New Comic Muiical Piece, ioteifperfed with Riding,(never yet performed), calledJOHNNY GILPIN ;O RA TRIP TO EDMONTON, AND BACK AGAIN. With a Reprcfentation of that renowned Citizen's difaf-terous Journey on Horfeback.With new Scenery, defcriptive of the feveral P aces through which he patted ; taken on the Spot, particularly a View^if the Bell at Edmonton, by Mr. CAPON. The Mu lie compofed, compiled, and feleded by Mr.CHAPMAN. • .. . .. ...Robihfon and Sutton will leap over two garters as highaathentfelves; *Robmfon flrom two faadcs^awl ^ ^ only, which has never been attempted but by hupic,!. Robinfon will alfo lea? backwards and forwards over a handkerchief, twenty times, in a manner that never was performed but by himfelf.A New Dance, compofed by Mr. Holland, (hrlt Time)calledTHE HOP-PICKERS;Or, THE DOUBLE ELOPEMENT.A new Comic Song (for the firfl: Time') called YANKEE DOODLE’s ADDRESS TO THE TOWN; On his Arrival fVom America:By Mr. DATIS.A New Pantomime, calledTHE SPIRIT OF FANCY:Or, I DON’T KNOW WHAT!The Doors to be opened a;- Half after Five, and to begin at Half after Six precifely.Places for the Boxes-to be taken at the Theatre, or at the Bar of the Circus'Coffee-houfe.To-morrow will be introduced, in the Pantomime, a SPARRING MATCH, between Mr. MENDOZA and another famous PUGILIST.