jit FIGG s O^eat-Room*■ • •This prefent Wednefday, the 24-th Infant, ‘Willhe open'd a very peafing Scene, (not perform d there this Senfon) call'd, floe Merry Gladiators: Or, Mars in ‘Petticoats. Sy Two Men antiTwo Women, as under-written, viz.E Thomas and Sarah•lt;arkat, newly arrived from TeiraIncognita, having* after the Toil a. a'tedious journey, jointly e ngo c 1 Mr. Stokes and tbs W«e, and behaved ourfelves as well as pohible, under filch Fatigue, willingtorevivea Name _ almeft obliterated by Time, beingnotfJh., oug..w ierrelhed, hereby invite Mr._W$'rf’together with Mrs. Mary Gakvik, at the Time' and Placeabove appointed, with us to esereife the ufual Weapons ofio'nbtmg to prove o„r Title ro IheSword, endBIVP U*-common Sati.siaftion to the worthy Audience, whofc Goodnefs and Judgment we nvalltvnoilvrdvy tognTin a Character, and rewaro our Merits, having in the Battle aforefaid, than we have done m the Circuitfome Years abroad. ^I W-r.dir. of the City of Gtaoeclte-, Mailer of the Sword, hereby acVcn -wledge to have accepted xi a«veChallenge, andpromife to alii ft Mrs. Mary Garvis of Coventry. againft the Conjugal 1 orce ot our unknown Anta-gonifts, as well in regard to her Sca, as that Ihehas ltnbib d the Documents of as Celebrated a Matter as any in _ ~p , from her Cradle : Nor fhali a Power of me lie idle, but -veiy Faculty I am Matter of be everted againft the Breeches, an prompt my Female Ally to reduce che Drawers to her own Obedience; not doubting her Deportment, when, like t.v.iWoman, Ihe finds a good Bark devoted to her Service, .c.William Gilt, Maay Garvis._N B. The Talk of an Imbaikarion for Foreign kspcai-tions being laid afide, Capt. Vikegar has had kveial off. d to inlift in his Honour's Service ; and having taken rhe Chie of them, intends they fhall pafs Mutter on the Day W'inu- . being fuch as are glad to ftay at Home, and 1,vl upon Halt^Thc Doors will be open'd at Three, and the Gladiatorsmount at Six.