Songs, duets, trios, chorusses, &c. in the new, grand, vocal, and pantomimical tale of enchantment called, Number Nip, or, The elfin king of the giant mountains, performed at the Royal Circus, for the first time, on Monday, May 30th, 1803, to which is added, a new song on the installation, or, Knights of the Bath / the music composed with an entire new overture, by Mr. Sanderson ; the incidental dances by Mr. Montgomery ; the scenery, with that of the Louisa of Lombardy and decorations of the theatre, designed by Mr. Greenwood and executed by him, Messrs. Marchbanks, Clarke, Blackmore, Whitmore, Merrick, and assistants ; the machinery, &c invented by Messrs. Collett and Rust, and executed under their sole direction ; the drawings of the dresses designed by Mr. Roberts, and the dresses executed under the direction of Mr. R. Hodson and Mrs. David (late Miss Williams) and stage properties by Mr. Ponte ; the whole of the stage performance invented, written, and produced by Mr. Cross.