*p1772 02 08 cg Mahomet?. ^As17720201^.*a1772 02 08 cg Harlequin Skeleton? [with Alterations and Two Additional Scenes.]. ^As17720207^, but add Ballad Singer-Dunstall.*c1772 02 08 cg Mainpiece: By Desire. Play not acted: theatres closed for death of $Augusta Princess Dowager of Wales=. [For comment <i>Theatrical Review</i>, II, p. 93 attaches to the evening of 7 Feb.]: Another additional scene was introduc'd this evening, for the first time in which $Mr Dunstall=, in the character of a Female Ballad Singer, entertained the audience with the following new song, relative to the tricks of the <i>Stockwell Conjuror</i>, which it exposes with some degree fo humour, and which has a good effect, from the manner in which it is introduc'd; but from such poetry, Heaven delvier us!@<i>The Stockwell Wonder</i>@Ye beaux, belles and flirts, who the Pantheon stock well,@Come and see the renown'd Pandemonium at Stockwell.@Where the house and the furniture's all in bon ton@And the pewter and crockery dance cottillon. Derry Down, down, down Derry Down.@A pickling-pan first, which exceeds all belief,@Jumps and skips to the tune of old English Roast Beef;@While a barrel so lively, it cannot be said,@That the beer that is in it can ever be dead, Derry Down &c.@ @The tables, chairs, jars, frisk about too, and soon@The pestle and warming-pan move to some tune;@The clock too chimes in, and we very well know@That a clock that don't stand must undoubtedly go, Derry down, &c.@But let not amazement your fancies perplex@The enchantment arose from th'enchanting fair sex;@A sweet girl was the cause, and girls wonders are rich in@For we all know sweet girls-are extremely bewitching.@Derry down, &c.@