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British theatre . , Sailor, . - - -Mr. Jones. Servant to Stockwell, - - - Mr. Alfred. Serrant to Lady Rusport, - - - Mr. Lyons. Mrs. Hopkin-, - Mrs. Goodall. - Mrs. Kemhle. - Miss TidsweU. - Mrs. Shaw. - Mrs. , Negroes, (^c. LadyRusTORT, - • Charlotte Rusport,hovxsA, daughter to DudleyfMrs. Fulmer, - - - Lucy, . - - • Housekeeper belonging to Stockwell,Clerks belonging to Stockwell, Servants,Scene, London* £)rama,ti0 JPerfonae, COVENT-GARDEN. Stockwell,Belcoup,Captain Dudley,Charles Dudley,Major OTlaherty,Stukely,Fulmer,Varland,Senant to Stockwell, Men, - Mr. Aickin.
British theatre . , Sailor, . - - -Mr. Jones. Servant to Stockwell, - - - Mr. Alfred. Serrant to Lady Rusport, - - - Mr. Lyons. Mrs. Hopkin-, - Mrs. Goodall. - Mrs. Kemhle. - Miss TidsweU. - Mrs. Shaw. - Mrs. , Negroes, (^c. LadyRusTORT, - • Charlotte Rusport,hovxsA, daughter to DudleyfMrs. Fulmer, - - - Lucy, . - - • Housekeeper belonging to Stockwell,Clerks belonging to Stockwell, Servants,Scene, London* £)rama,ti0 JPerfonae, COVENT-GARDEN. Stockwell,Belcoup,Captain Dudley,Charles Dudley,Major OTlaherty,Stukely,Fulmer,Varland,Senant to Stockwell, Men, - Mr. Aickin. - Mr; Lewis. - Mr. Hull. - Mr. Farren. - Mr. Johnstonca - Mr. Gardner, - Mr. Thompson, - Mr. Quick. - Mr. Ledger. Women,LadyRusPORT, - . - Mrs. Webb. Charlotte RusPORT, - - - Mrs. Abington.^o^, daughter to Dudley, . Miss Tweedale. ^^^^^^^. Mrs. Davenett. ^^^* Miss Stuart. -Housekeeper belonging to Stockwell, . Mrs. White. Clerks belonging to ^tock^^dU Scr-vant,, Sailors, Negroes, ^, London,. THE WEST INDIAN. ACTL SCENE I. A Merchants Compdng-House. In an inner Roomy set offby Glass-DoorSy are discovered several Clerks^ employedat their Desks. A Writing-Table in the front Room,Sr oc Kw ELL is discovered, reading a Letter; Stukelycomes gently out of the hack Room, and observes him somtTime before he speaks, Stukely,xi^ seems disordered: something in that letter, andIm afraid of an unpleasant sort. He has ven-tures of great account at sea ; a ship richly freightedfor Barcelona ; another for Lisbon ; and others ex-pet5led from Cadiz of still greater value. Besidesthese, 1 know he lias many deep concerns in foreignbottoms, and underwritings to a vast amount. Illaccost him. Sir! Mr. Stockvvell I Stock. Stukely 1 Well, have you shippd the cloths ? Stuke. I have, sir; heres the bill of lading, andcopy of tlie invoice: the assortments are all com- 8 IHE WEST INDIAN. Aci L pared: Mr. Traffick will give you the policy upon•Change. Stock, Tis very well j lay these p
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