On Saturday evening, March 29, 1800, will be presented a play, in three acts (never performed here) translated from the German drama, by Miss Plumptre, called The Count of Burgundy ... : after which, a farce, called The scheming lieutenant; or, St. Patrick's Day ... to which will be added a farce ... called The mogul tale; or, A flight in an air balloon ... the whole to conclude with a new comic pantomime dance, called The Scotch wedding; or, Hunt the slipper...Theatre Royal (York, England)[1800]engMogul Tale.Scotch Wedding.From a bound collection of playbills: [Playbills from theatres in York, England]. [England], [1789-1805].